The Sun. — London, England, 1814-11-17 00:00:00

:41 - s:l•rtn.:l LTY-OPFiCE, Nroi , l lo, 131 NOT ICE 'is iteteb# dieek.,..that :Sessip7i, of tit,. and Terniiner and Gael Delivery, for the 7ritl4 .01 1 fenres coMMiti erl:vn't he High Seas, within the Atvi.ttictipn df tlle Admiralty e."England,Will he held at . Ziastiee -kali, tht. `Old Bailey, idnulen,'en Taesiltry,the:)3th of December tow:, Eight otelech idthe I..fot•ning. if'. ChOIMPt. 17C,TV4VIII.VG-OFFICE, Vov.il, 1314: 0 - . , rrnßtogyrissioxtltspr rt7ALING -111 ' liis 3121.1ESTY'S NAVY do hereby ir;Pe on — Tdeday,.the 221 instant, they it'll! . te ready to receive Tenders -in irritinAr (sealed up), end terra f* 'ilje S.aLE of all the YEAST that shfill he made 14 HI'S lfirjeityi .71rewhouses at Deptford, for one Year froth the date of the do:tract. The COnditions. of ?ditch flay be seen at th's re..tary's Otqce. . re earl mill 'behud ti.‘ any , tinder in which the - Price shall not be• inserted in toords al length S or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One t;''Cloch on the said Tues day . the 224 instant; nor 'unless the Person who makes . the Tender, Or some PersOzt un kis Behalf, attends, to ansteer t hen eciUed fer. V ICTZT.4I:4: INO-OFFICE,' Nov. n, 1814. T " .• YANISSION ERS for VICTUALLING His :If..I.IESTY'S eto hereby give Native, That on Fildath the 2d qf Perembti 14424, *AC, will be ready to -ierelee Tenders in Writing, leafed . ' up ) and treat far the Z4tpply of stick Quin:titles of good sound strong and M'cr plantable MADEIBA.WrNE,- as may -be required for the Service of Itis Ne4lesty's Ships and Vessels at Madeiia ; and 'also for the supply of all Such quantities of SP. PROVI SIONS, FRESH BEEF, RUM, &c: sirs. inag be denarnded for the sum,ly rf His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports tindennentiontd; Sea Provisions • At Belfast, C...arriellferr.,us Larne Fresh Beef -,.. Rum • derry and Loug6sv'illy; Sea Provisions ' • fresh Beef . . • . At Leith, Leith Roads, and the Ittl in . • .. . f r it h of Edinburgh, . . Vegeta.bles Water . - - . for Twelve .116nths eertafit, for thCl2th day of January next, cnd further, until Six .ILmths warning shall be given for the ~etminalioh of the respretive Conttacts; the Conditions of t oh may be seen at the S . terettiry's Office, at this tea ; app'yinir to the Cotleeters,of his Majesty's Customs at illeZfast, Londonderry, and Leith respeetieek. rrgard wifi be had to any Tender in which the Price not be inserted in words ot length, or that shun not be ticliveed to the _Board be/;re Ahe o'CMrh oil the said - Friday, the 2€i of Derember next, nor unless the Peon who . makes the Tender; or sine Person on Ids behfilf, attends, to Answer when called for:—Nor will any Tendcr for the Sea Pro risions that contain's e.;•travagant prices upon soma articles,. an6prkes mach b,ferior to the real value upon others, be con sidered as proper to be admitted. Each Aluler must also be accompanied by a Letter signed t'ro responsible Persons engaging to bece;me bound with the Party tenderinif, in the Penal Sam of SOO& fur the due Ei,rformaner of each of the Contracts, except that for Vest tiiblesjo;: which a Bond <f 2501. only will be reynired. rICTIZILLI2yG-OFFICE, 1814. rrnE CalliM/SS/ONERSfor VICTUALLING ilis ..NT-ifiT do hereby give Notice, That o 4 Tuesda, , ,, the 2 / 9th instant, they will be reedy to re ceive T cndrra in teri.finsi (sealed up), and treat for the Sup. ply (0). scrorolf Contracts) of all such 'Quantities of the fol lowing SPECIE;3, of PROVISIO,,NS, as may be required for *he Service of lfis Molvty's Ships ,and Vessels at the rectral Furls zrizekr:Mentioncd, vi.l Sea Prarisions." f Fresh Beef At Dublin, Sea Pro: isions.... Rum.. ..... •• }At Falmouth; Sea PrayVtotis Fresh Beef Itutu "*)- At Liverpool., Milford Haven, and • '.• f_Waterford, for atid dating rife spercr of ntelve Months, from the 12M ecy Jativary The Conditions- of the Contracts pm lie seen at th e & we . tary's Office, at this (.I . ffire'; cr by aloply;ing to the Postmas ter General, at .ijahlitz, anrlto.th.e Collectors 01 Ilt:s Majes ty's Custom's at Fahnoutle, Liverpool, 21ilford Haven, antl 1-;"aterfoid respectively. ri'gard will 1w had to any Tinder in which the Frice not be inserted in words at lenvth, or that shall not be delivard to the o tioard before One o'Cloels on the said 7 - nesdny, t4e 19th instant, unless the Person who makes elLe Tender, - or so me Person on l bel,ati, attends, to answer iblicn rutted for :—Nor will any :render jor the Sea Provi sions Mal contains extravagant prices upon some articles, and 'prices much to the real value upon &Mari, be con sidered as prnper to be admitted. Eac,l Tender Must also be divompaniedky a Letter signed by two responsible Persons engaging to become bound with tite Panty tendering, in...the Penal Sum V 500/. for the due performance of each of the Contracts. VICTITALLEVG-OFFIC'E, N0v.15, 1814. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His:ll.4.lESTns 1V411 7 Y do hereby give Notice, That wirridery, the 2,th Instant, they •will be ready ,to „receive 'renders interning (waled up) and treat for ONE HUN- DqED TONS of COCOA, ONE HUNDRED TONS of 131,ACK SMYRNA, or ALEXIA RAISIN`; and NINE QUARTEiLS of OLD PALS, and THREE lONDRED QUARTERS cf NEW ANI.I3ER MALT to be ie , p& • t ieely a nsw— r able to Samples (the Malt of not less than 0 0 . e Quart, and the Coedti and Ilaiwins of npt Ices than Two PouudsWeight each), to be 'traduced with the Tenders; to be e'cli Bred, th e :licit in the space of One FortnigAt, and the `ot.oo. and within Qn Month, into his Mojesti.s rietanaiit,i,r Stores at DepYord ; nett to 6, pa i d Au . by Bills, payaLle bzterest,N r inelri day.s- after daze. The Co'nflitiwas of the Contrizel may . be seen a t the .Se- Crclary's (ytice. No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted iii iroi'da dt r leggth, or that shall no, be ddieered to-the boardi.rforc 1311. O' Cloeh' on the sfr if! Friday, the Vd.h , Lis!ant, nor unless the Person who 71 , Tendri, Or elnie PCl4O2t on his behalf; attends, to anawer when called for. tlutitne PEitS. _ . . IgiiYOSTOtt, (IL C.) sEtrr. Satimla'y last Was httbchtil rkurzi his Majesty's Doelt-Vard at Poictl. (NCI-critic, lite fine sllip St. Lawremre, of Its 4 gun's., -oh which oteasien a royal salute. was .fired fruitt tile flatteries. MObiTREAL, OCT. 1. The attack near Fort grie was-desperate, and agrees entirely with the tenor ofthe General Order as to the dispositions. Thecompanies of the 6th and g2d Regiments, en - gaged, bad : it in their power to do much—they did wonders; the bayonet was laviShly dealt in the enemy's ranks; '6OO of his troops are said to . have been left dead on the field, and 270 pri soners made by the efforts of the united army. Our loss has been heavy ; about one hundred are killed, and nearly 500 wounded and sing, of the latter most are of De Watteville's, , who had been surprised in the trenches in raising' the works ; the number: of them made prisoners is not accurately stated; but upwards_of 100 is mentioned. Of that fine regithent, 14 Officers are killed, wounded -or missing. The excellent ; Major . Villattcagain among the latter.: Generalq , Drummond and., De Watteville (Pt' nO, more titan they had uniformly done when-opportunity offer ed—ali that Was great and noble. (Trrrat a Private Letter)., " The territory between Penobscot and Pam-, maquiiday, which the Governor and AdMiral from Nova Scotia hare, by Proclamation, declared the"ir' intention to tale possession of, and have cont menectl by occupying Castin, includes about forty towns belonging to the Stats at Massachusetts, Among these , towns•are Addison, with about 400 inhabitauts, Calaii 400, Cherryfield 200, Willa- Wu 500, Harrington,soo, Jonesboro' 600. Ma_ chias 1600, Stenben GOO, ',Owe, Rohinsion, Madill 700, Bluckstown 1500,, Castine 1100, Deerisle 1600, Eden 700, Fraucktort . lsoo, Or nington 1400, Sedgwick 1400, Isleburo' 600, i'it. Desert 1100, Treuton 600, Sollivab 800, Goldsboro' 500, Penobscot 1400, Rte. " I have seen Mr. Stevens, of Castine, who informed me that Gov. Sherhroke was there— that four of the. British Officers quartered at his (Stevens's) house, aid that they infortned•him that a large fleet was expected, and that Ports mouth and Boston would he attacked—the num ber of troops in this ,fleet said to be 7000," [Noie.-4This probably alludes to the Expedition . front Halifax, and strengthens the anticipation we ventured to an ttounev in Tut SUN of last Thursday,) • Among the arrivals in the .port of Quebec during the last week in September and first in October, are the following reinforceMenti, besides immense quantities of military stores and provisions, Ship George, Taylor, 9 officers and 154 men of tht.: 88th , regiment ; brig Belvidere, Rennoldson, 7 officers zi:ld 140 men of the 4lst, 82d, and Royal Scots; ship Juliana, Talbert, 11, officers and 251, men of the oth, 81AL, and 52th regiments; ship Josiah, 1, - Teane, 7 officers and 81 men of the 70th and Royal .eots ; ship Regent, Carr, 9 officers and_l4s men of the 6th regiment ; ship Harriett, Moore, 220 officers and Men of the sth regiment; ship Adamant, Miller, 11 officers and 220 men of the:s9th, 37th, and 3d regiments; ship Atlas, Turn bull!, 5 officers and 160 men of the 88th regiment—ln ali aliout Inno men, of the Jeinforcements which sailed from this cowitryin July. AMERICAN ACCOUNTS. EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM GENERAL YARNAM. • Septenther 13. " DEAR Stn,--Oar gallant little army on this frontier has again . signalized itself by gaining a brilliant victory over a part of the enemy's forces near. Fort Erie. Two of the enemy's batteries were carried, .the guns spiked, trunnions broken off, and their magazines blown up. The action lasted more than two hours. We took nearly 400 prisoners, among whom are 12 Officers. Our loss, except in Officers, is small. " The enemy's lows could not have been less than 800 men in killed, wounded, and taken. We have to lament the loss of Colonel Gibson, Lieut. Colonel Ripley, Colonel Aspinwall, Major Trim.- lid, and a few subaltern Officers wounded. Gyn.' Davis, of the Militia, was General Por ter, slightly wounded ; besides sonic Officers„, names not known. Upon the %Oldie, it was one of the most brilliant sorties ever made, and mtg.- ' eceded beyond our most sanguine expectation:. " I am, respectfully, your obedient servant, (Sind) J. B. XTAIINAM. " To M. Hitchc4a, Es;,." EXTRACT OF A LETTER TO GENERAL BROWN TO GENERAL GAINES. " Head-quarters, Fort Erie, Sept. Is. " MY DEAR GENERAL,---The sortie that I have been contemplating ever since my return to this place was ordered yesterday.—lt succeeded. We carried the enemy's battery, destroyed his batter ing cannon, and blew up a strong new work ,which lie had erected %vitt) a view of destroying .Fort Erie. lie resisted manfully, but was promptly overpowered : his loss—say 400 prisoners.: his total 'loss cannot be less than 800 men. I have to.larnent.the loss of many gallant•Otticers. Our loss is not numerous, and our strength is but lit tle impaired by tbe'splendid achievement. Col. Ripley is severely wounded ; Colonels Gibson and Wood killed.; Colonel Aspinwall has lost an arm, and Major Trimbel is, I hear, mortally wounded." BRITISH ACCOUNTS. DISTRICT GENERAL ORDER. " licadivarlers, Camp htfore,Fwrt Erie, Sept. 7. " Major=Gelit''rril De %Vatteville haring been directed. to detach a party yesterday evening-to eadeavour to cut off the cuetny's . picquet, No. 4, reportS, thit this tehiee ekeCuid jiy et paay of the Pith reglinent; and 'one cif the Olen gary Lie.lititifautry) joinekt by hthiotly plc *wet pit Platows, and the detlislialent of the 10th Light Dragoons:inukl7.tapt. Distr.*, the ‘k - ltol& unde'r the command of :Captaiit PtitTer-on, ot the 6th regiment, awl col:ducted liy C4tain L';!ptitv Adjutalit.-Qaiiiterona'FOr t;elieral, " ]'he enemy's pittptet wits surprised at day l light, this morning ; of its advanced party, ‘vbich consisted of 20 men and no Officer, not bile escaped ; 14 ; itteltuling the Officer, being killed, and seven - woo tided and taken prisoners. The main body of the picquet fled towards the Forts, pur:- •sued by our troops. close under the guns Of - the place, and must suffered very Considerably from our fire. Our loss has been only one killed (private 66), and one slightly wtfunded. The conduct of tlis'little'enterprize reflects. great Credit , not only on Captain Paterson, coin . mantling the dctachment 4 and on the whole of the Offieers - and SOldiers of which it was compos ed, but on. Capt. Powell,•lleputy Adjutant-Quar ter-Master-General, by whom the entcrprizc was planned. Serjeant I.otlt Light Dravons, has been natinctiti) the Lieutenant-General as bav ing again distinguished himself on 'this occasion. •• " J. HARVEY, Dep.-Adj.,Guti. GENSItAI, ()10Elt• " adiadrtei.v, Montreal, Sept. 49, 1814. er His Ekcellenev . tife Coinmaigler of, the Forces , having received the 011iciallteport of Licutenznt-, Gen e ral,fhamonpr(l of the aff.tir which took place at Fort trie . oo tlh.~~ I r i th in which very F numbers of t.h eneniy were repulsed ywith loss,, entirely coincides. with the-bieutenant-Gc- . ner,al in the just tribute of prai6e he bestows On the • intrepid valour and determined "dis , iplinc ekinced by the division of troops under . hi.s com mand; as detailed in the District General Order of the 18th inst. which h s.Excellency is pleased to sorrier to be published; for the getieral infornrd tion. of the troops under his command. (Signed) ••" EDWARD RAVINES, Adj.-Get}, N.A. . • JasnucT GENERAL OROEIt. . . fg lead-yutyters,tp before Fort Erie, Sept 15, 1814. " Lieut.-Genetid Drummond hoeiog received the Reports of the .General .Odicer in .the immediate direction of the troops enga i ;ed Yesterday, begs to offer his best acknowledg•- ments for their eery gallot,stonduet in repulsing the attack made by the enemy on our batteries with'lns whole foice, re present Nl' to ponsist of not less•than .5000 men, inclndiug. Shia. Thr.brilliant style in which the battery Nn. 2 was re eoverel, and the enemy driven-heyotot our entrenchments by , scveo companies.of thrB2d Regiment, under Major Proctor, ami three companies of the 6th Regiment, detached under Major Taylor, excited Lieut.-General .Drununond's ado:im am, and - entitled those troops to his particular thanks.' "Olt the eight the enemy's wiratire was.checis, , ,), by the ISt Battalion of the Royal Scots, supported by the syth under the direction of Lieutenant-Colone! G6rdon of the Royals ; and in the centre he was driven back by the clengarry Light in fantry, other Lientenant-Colonel flottersby, and directed by Lieut.-Colonel Pearson, lostieZting Field Officer. To these troops the I.ientenatit4orneral!4 bes,t. thanks arrdue, as also to the remainder of the reserve underLieut.-Coloncl Camp, bell, coosistitat of the rein:lining' companies of the tith regi ment, the flank Companies of the 4,lst, and the litcorpratcd Militia, which supported the troops engaged. " The Lief:tentot-General deeply laments the unfortunate circumstances of weather which enabled the enemy to tip preach unperceived close to the right of tin:. o,,sititan s and to capture a considerable.nomber of the regiment de Watteville stationed at the'point. The severe loss in killed end wounded which the Bth or. King's and De Watteville's ' regiment have sintered, atfolds incontestible proof that No. 2 11;!•tery 4 tvutt not gained without ,a vigorous vesista:uce ; it is equolly ob vious that. the Block flop se 9nthe right was well defended by the party of the King', arglirent stationed in _it. • • Lieutenant-rietteral Dritiontotol arts greatly indebted t,, Major 4ieneral De Watterille, •f:U. hi? judicious . arrangenient ; and be elm) dr - tireS tii - trir(!r his thanks to the respective Com nrooling Okfireis of Brigades and Corps,. and the Ordecrs rind men of the Royal Artillery and Engineers. for their eNertions.. To Mojor,Generai Stavin, who joined the army a short' time - Wore-the at ack, the Lieuteriaot-Geoeral is iudehted for his assistance, and also to the Oillcers of the General and ttf, his personal Staff. " Lieutenant-General Drivatualul ' greatly regrets the wounds which have deprived the army for the • present of the services of Coloner-Fischer s Lieutenant-Colonels Pearson and Gordon. " Lieutenant-ColoneN Fischer, Pelmori, anti Gordon, have prinission to proceed to the rear for 4.lie. recovery of their 'wounds: (Signed) " J., HARVEY, Lieut. Col. • - • " Deputy Adj.. Gen." , MosTnEAL, OcT. Kiugston, Corre sprmdent writes on the -27th nit, •that accounts had been received trom fort,Eric of the 2:M General Prummond, apprO.icissive of,an attack by the enemy , v it h sup:!rior numbers, huzi , fallen back a mile, and taken .a new - positign, said to be very , strong% The army watt .in higb,Spirits, trptwith- . standing the sickly season. _ _ iVeunderstarul accounts reached town la'q even statine:, that the. American squadron had.. sailed from Sackett's Hathour with 3000,regnlars, and 2000 inilitia,,,proceede4 to the head of the Lake, and landed the.troops at Twelve-mile Creek, We think this intelligence is untonnded. General M'Coma .birats of his.having taken a number of our guns when the British retreat e d from Plattsburgh. -This is false : we lost not a single piece of artillery.. The Americans, we con .fess, had the glory of ;aking the,broken carriages of. a 24-pounder - field-piece, which had - been thrown into a creek, and that's all. :::hate gun is nOw at Isle aux Noix. QuEnEc, OCT. the Canadas ~the waste of strength has lately been so great, that dill- re inforcements have .scarcely been more than ade quate to cover the casualties, particularly in the right division. lf,at. any time, we can boast of success, it must be admitted that our laurels 'are .not..acqUired u.la. Buonaparte,hy. Overwhelming numbers. Unfortunately for us, such has lately been the magnitude ot•theE!uropean wars, that a contest with the American .States, at .this. day, can scarcely call up the attention of the:nation. is treated as'such a puny war, that the Clergy it is said, scruple to read,the prayer appropriated to a time of war and tumults. Yet, puny as the war is, our strength is daily wasted by thousands, 'and that .without our being able to prevent .the enemy from stregthening themselves and taking rout on British ground.— Why is this ? Because, as one regiment is lost, or Numbers" equal to a regiment, is another, and only another, sent to till the vacancies. Great Britain must keep•a 'certain number of troops on foot—fed and clothed they must be, wherever they may be stationed ; why not then dOubie or treble the numbers, where they are most wanted —at the station where must be tried the tug of war ? Be cause the Canadas were not conquered at the com mencemont of the war, when there were scarcely any ttoops in the country, a conclusion is drawn, ,according, to appearances, that a few tkousands additional are:Thore than enough :—A conclusi.on egregiously erroneous. At the beginning of the 'lai. the . Allierleani iiefe Kai ) •I l tlb'ele:;* i‘e rti n i i. were not yet beconte s oldie° ; .: 1; th e :iiie , tiettanntilei(lliisliiownOsi;ilvtieenrekinl,-etsis-e;tib:lidli 1 ,i 0 1.0 : 1 : a o ll i'V''' . oll Were dedde(4 OPpos'ed to ifustiliiies ; I f t he v ,i ttiore thati our own strength. The case at present is greatly iti :e ,l e : f rs ul v )ll l :' o l hexre arep etpcititietetAolintil‘e,t,itii;eteiajsciteinifsoet:;::ebi.etofojiturei;;;:atit's?v:siii;elii:oi:, t 1 I l i. 111) .r 3r; t_ itiio i lo c ;: e :ii: , tteiici l li i :iy i l l e t sito t i,e h i e nla y ,ls aostrtoletbnrettiaceilniatibiutiris(ei u tt: 1 : 1 1 t ta t : c :: :,.s : ., ,l e. : , : y o li t : tl 4 : ol tait.itinie.ecalleitessesltf(lielelylatii.tatili.ilitthelproti'init:lt'sO s x 1 :1: " T l e i t , be '.llll 4.1'f4; If these tig ti g it c y sti a t r u e ls tbileosneot c ° .',o e ? th the s ?" ll . : e . s , t l if,„t , arising x ant of a state Of things t lot 1 ' I JO' D , l t wa a r s , n n e i c u e s s t sa i l f . fi yo t r i l r o t e : e f l g t h e i 11:niv,iitea‘ivil it j a i' s 0 1c 1" 1::1 1,::: 5..tt' ! ° ; 11 as a conflict with au enemy by it° ` l, e ' 6l ' 1 , ,1e c ri o e t a i l l s3 o h n e ca t u li s d e it t '° : . . 4 ~ - put for c t ) ' l l e e l t i l l.l , tit e i l i : } . l , l ic i : - : ...it!' ac a s b . p - 1 , n . Ea rOpei lleriBtp.tju'rrisie,Preli:recluiled th r r ( 41:°4 A •-••• -ending armies •to the north, by he , lll c ' l ll l '' thins to the support of foreign " 96 ' 1 . 9 % 1 ' f:1)4'0r' allies save few ii.dians. ln an A lie „,,o c ' t ,( o then must she not only open her Pu", 4 0 )10. battles must be fought . by 1-.lrito" ; ' ' . l l 'lVr' l , °' s 111-7") f Ektrope: trt lied it he Ile r ‘* 00l viv . (1111311, she must send not a tov b a , I : l llc c ,iiif , her thousands.or tens„l-. 1400saud, L )t- , o , if A ; 0- , 0 y. e‘' lN• lit.tifi:' l :l'l.ceel i r s :(''ll.ist r yisse e lie( p ‘ollt). el( f t • efj l i . l:ati N i(el') e rit)ll):l l l) l ll,tit t ifti i l3l : lBl atteu'illie(cl.)t(ll:ll)ll.i):l,llll.'aleiS.''''gl:%li6lll(iel)tt::SrSiear.el i) : 1( ) (;1 : 11t1::: : IS:.'1....1: ' ‘;117'1'1C.il°11:Si:1:.lilli‘iiell'ilS''::C;1•C'Cl' t.):'tllC4lle'll-'11(':1):(11.1'1TIl'Ill'iC):111.11.1C:11)-iitt:'-irtl?r4e!llIt:'11:1)VI'll.. • A co n i ll u en i ra n i( o ci ea n (iii s i s si • a e t a e ln a n s i s haso lA it:iee,...r.i.e.:,),11 r st f a u t r e c : e : t i t o ti ' e c lif:l , , .plishment of any other object. ye t ' (j c o ot il ' e lat t ° ( .. _ . )t• the late reinforcements frolii the'' be ii' , ; ii ts, ( t t E i i i i:;:l l i t i l i r li a: ef ( l l ll , l , i tt i a ll : . ' s e ec i ii. i. eri b il e : l ; i ll e ut o i t : i lUsr b l i:a i l a i i ii s s . ; :l e i a irl a c o' n e ; s lfla e . t:(lla : t i lel e tel' : : l l6 : ) : (l , lil l itl‘:l:ls : 11:I'e :(1 I'' C 't''Ilff:Iiii i Imno have t‘ . itt g tha t IV t o ,e u i r .y t c r i o a o r p i s ta t: ly be re a li b el t n et t i b i eli) 6! er it s ie il : i l to it: sands.. .11nrthensoine as the nesv, c"' roo'll,- been thought, ii-th 4., war continue3,,ortheA take it, must be found for some otb c;. t `i,c g rci a t , Campaign, if,thero b e a %v isit to n ieet ,vi ii bt:,' force sai t of the enemy in a manner it y o meet it.:-----' fonts f,Ni _ )i.uoti i kt u n l' h il o e i i t p r i 'A short N n i t o o ‘ iv t i t e .l i:o 2 :1: 1 1 7 .8 : 11 ; i l D: i 51 ;) 1 : 1 : 11 :: 6: 1 1 ) 1e i st°1 : 1;: i l i t i: (4 16: : ::je i t : (1 ; ' , : ji : eiti,ii,e, j,,! 1 11 0 : e.oo s .t p tii,i3 e :il e iel: c :i l et y tkii4n, r go e f t t u tt) r h t s i e l ec i a t, s :llle t g li t s g.e s es i i ts :a ch t ira e: s l l cuo ti: cy h re t i t : l l ,.. . l ::i t: : .lf i tt : c : r i: whi r ch his iNlajes.y's ....,,!,,,oce 4 ove uiodyw'r',l tANNA, Nov. 2.---'••Thongli 'eve,),,,,)051):?(;,, the different 'Ministers commence; ,totelitk'tj :s linnoi t s : t t e e rs Sluverei , us labour inces lt •O Pd . 6.' exchange pns:: s i,,, o .jeoslify :t sa h kia a .itrt t iv,le a e,r tsi f i l I,: t trc h be e its:::: i e 1 , . ,. : I . :,. r . i t .: o c e c t, 1 ;l ' e c:10:105',"1 it f l'ences of the Alinisvers will have 1"'„-ctl? „ Anse`' - • t r glilated. l E )l l . t i ) n p c e e r s o N r of Russia gave a long ''':',. : 0 11 : 1111: ; :irtl e :c ch t : r Nesselrode, his Minister for floreq,, 0 1 t''' o 4 ( `: g r g e a t; ' c r'el es illie t;t a i tan n e l aYe tl ca l ' e f): a : b li.t s io e 'i l fs ic ir e heletourrytlhgfeirle:s:::cee'el;e;l;;ltl'ir: e t i ri ' a s , c :i e n ( !l —i t e l t i ti e t:ce l r a ft.l t i t e e t r l a w ri i d t with tail::: e':ieS:.'illjg;l:ts.l7rt:"l/151,5:1;, miner won tut ~f r . a l 0 1 .It is believed that the pig" al. ', for •. ';oi st. tti adt'Pted, with a few rnotlifienti°:,:ij to ` o ily , l o °rl.4,,ni'Lation of (4ermany. It i' -, - , 1 ill ` l- taliTil' advaltu4,res. of sectiring to Ciell9'l.leveelslll„o s"eill;th, and independence: 11 ' ( I , i ; s ,1 1 ' 1 ,,e F P Powers, and to evervtlasS.ol. citt,:l,l Of S' ,: i w e i . S , tut.onal rights. 'fbe plan t' "" e t ~ I.•.'inirci'-,il dietata.:iilci) a dmini st ered n ; ( ) Vi , 1 ( 8 1 1 1 : ei l a l Cr y l l'.: l .(tilglielti).ley'ciadocc:: t ::;k4flie•iiriiieestrsi•sglil:ll:sl:l.l:Y‘Ebi(:):elss.:s.lll):(lll,l,ll,'ili(Lei)llllo::,;i:.ll'iii. the close ti { l e 1 ,0 0 , ha 10 11 ,4 the affairs of Europe'' 0 1- 14 A v - , It is • said that Corfu, ali t s Itacl.c); let i'' fro 4 nys the 'tvicll ornegnrfeasisni 00t11), 0 ,:tt 20 isles, will - belong to Austria a 41 I viji ii.o oi 4 log: part of the Venetian State ; t b e , ,c -added the coast of the Ailtiatic I°l dc'i.ol , ,i 'the day a lfic i i , i le , , of Turkey. l ie get - 1 0" ici b e fore c.fiy:e:eclties,2lati..iieLteinoEol-ig:it:se:ly.tiet),a.eLici:fcfrtoofitillr.),ri,teitie.itiscjiy:tritoioilsa I,:ei:oi:dciii,it,iirli,..iriiO4,l:;:.:l4,,,(ol,l leas ':S t Stl l a rt ilceNl i) ite , ; t i n ilv: l a i t i i s r:g l .:G— l N : t i ts y a:::i( c rtie o ntl e 1 n ned " fit i I ro 11 "::1 .0 ' o' i ment, a nd a fine of fi ve thonouL t he !,,,fit, o o . Ferro, Frotil6, and `Torre lioo"" s pri",o,e' o ct , as .editors, mad the tw° 13 , ;tear . fro 4*‘ ' 1 tEcT ' 11 1/ a il/ libel entitled " Extrait dul6°)l" of 'qui l l 611 C I v 'o l' 0 lids condetunedotto 1 3 10 %, I °: l “ r i l c o P oc i 3 O :4. , Denser, aumet• f . s 0 , 1: i J. G. D Ch • w ing i tl' i ' II booksellers, convicted of ha it ,,, t , 0 00,1 P l'Ams, Nov. 13.--The b e 3 1-le r 1 1 1). , 0 'len t. of OrleanS continues cog. AayspOt. 4,111tr0 ness has been tip for several( ;,, e l,l. 5 0 `1,', 0 0 of Nemours is also ex the YQieor 1 1 0 ; t : / I ;,,lil ‘ ti' To-morrow, Sunclay, th'o'f'-ascere'''ll)''''o,o':,o to make the experiinent _ 1 o f c o , . 0 )1/ to a 1)311001. el ,. a 01 0 6 Champ de Mars, .r, en"' 'Pe' tl' size, and constructed in - 1 a rti 0 ; t , it ‘vill be directed by sliti ls 'int cO ti(P1101 1114 by Mons. Gallic alone. 1 the Verioo st,lft:oll' The King. has conferrc,, , 1 Ao st: t otti f elsl , Legion (,f Honour on se vi , " ~ .„; i ie° ia lt.: 4l ,ot ipe sian O ffi cers who have distiag 1 wo° ,ll , 1 , 0 1 o f their attention to the sick 3 . t il i ` o on 3 ,, r 0b Il o,ll' ' In the Chamber of DcP" 011.4 f o r c ell t e Dutourgerais, the Secretaryl) ,faos ,dl/..,,i ,intlic3` I t e,s"; 1" o a subject of the reveated ‘‘r.),11,0! A .4 5, , Olt es absence, tat the Chambe.r3fea,h.t deA.pir Priv:ed of forty,nine of 1 % ea oft 11 ,, tf‘ seven of these bad been g.,,ted tw leave of absence had bye° 141'.. others. . , [O 7 •` . • ~ . ~ :TAP! \ 4a L 'tl )r4