The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-22 00:00:00

"" 4 Y' .11 I*" 'I,Y4 'VTR,' .T(i,,y 26.-:The Peacock sloop, of ; vq, d ~, Pv.A . K , , waS t o h av e sa il e d t hi s Oa) . • Witii d convoy !ci Cot untin, but was t.).l , •red off sad: denly this 10000 n.,, i I, sail, w .th di spotc hi ls • ; Li t ' 41 ' 4 ° 1 " to not lino ; , r , ' The . Suiviillanie ifigatef- C a . Plaill S , G. Coulii's, is• apoointed _to talset he ' convoy, abd tit ill sail le motitent the wind la ?fair... Libi evenin co. g, a detaclitne.t of the 3d or gaffs, %isting of ten Officers, tom ,Seljeatits, and 287 I'„'''lt end file 4 , marched in here from B err yb e a 1 and 40 iuts, to etobirk for Portugftl. . . • h• Edika the Diadem turn of war for Portsmouth, .g gli 'it der convoy . the transports that at - $ . 4 ed htle csAdtiesday lasi (anti Lisbon,-with about• . 2ooo /'rench prisoners. , , . Clui e 4 "wn th e harbour, after havitig neer)_ re illickls.the Avow, ile slo 4. of ,e-ar Ca. C.:LEA ENTS. TN Semiramis ti.,ate, Ciptain pt Ilictinftwas, 14441 ;11 , a an lila' ill here th,s day, the Prt.sit , in g i : lliut .Y('"ng difiuyi.s, A. Diaon`, master, from 41sirde,t,x, with a cargo at wine, bound t o London' The (6141 (not the. IV/rule, as stared) esterol). Brhootter arrived here front Giar.d..ar ; s; , ,,ke on the 171hinItaat, n' Scilly, ' i , „ - , fie Slip Planter, out 'four-. tee„ 64/IfrOit, Li, dOll, bOULd to toe 'West Indies, sll votl,, Airirsd Erup t W..., the brig' Daoid, r' OWELL 'mailer, nqitie a,41 Lisbon, with a (Alga ; ~ n d tiro 5 , 114'1%11 qast 1 Nom 6rado dos hs illanos, dli 'lwoii:um .. 41 -,"l;sb v"tiltri belonging 4to and flora Gijon, J°SEF o !natter, ... , ith a cargo of Spanish wt."' and I k t"r ‘ l , l Men "°•ThePp ; the two latter vesqd-s: are if,t,uoci to ..,,Loidon, and ;au in bete it) wait "f'":11 i * i.m°4l°'"4 the se °our Sir William Stole, 'belong' Lg 1 ° ii , ii lions, iroin Lio.lori, in ballAq ; 'tfid the • IP'islisi awl k;sther, WILLIAMS., 110111 WideB. A 411 lilt 4111ellean vess,:i //erode CHASE' ' for AtileriC3 . i • • Jt.'l.,y ko r ,j, i i in 4 - ` ll 4 l si evening the. United States frigate t ouro 'lain's' all'eated otT this Port from Cher -I)aie, ' • 141 Alr'"'rsh Gentleman charged with dis laiiels" 4° ' ili Mt ' ttu uSt., American Charge d'Af at Pistil', o 'NI n'AtLi - t- 'ir.sttln, the American Ch.-age reg al L oti , l''' . boa t and 1 , '''''") were taken out of her k)y a shore; after ~ 4ndtd litre, and set ott tiuOr hence Q v , , ; th e John Adams proceedticl.lo'xil ahnth for A,lotrie. Arrived t' . . . . tlio ut i, , p ' le - ri.. -.erir b 4 Id; .3, belon:;ing to North Ar , ar -1,, I4 ' "ilkiter, fro n (i' )1 tltar and last from ,4 L i olL 4 .1 , 4 ti. ~ , ~ L., tiod ' '.l cargo consisting of brandy and wine 'u Ibis . poi t fur orders ; lett the furfuerOlabe tri. lb, fit'' . i i , coropii`n A inilf and the letter on the 23d June, A Y w ' lll Ilk ~ tleet tender convoy of the a:; 4 i ,:', . 14 . 14 " war, that arr.ved• here orWedetls4 bi t e n e • , S - 5,, nrY ii outlet go ,rantine. ' '"---..! ti le i,- , . kt.N.,.. quo/add-sloop of w,, r,. CIA . "f tsl aci cliz 4411.4 ,-"; an'i the , grow schooner, Lieii , - 44,00 'Go; witty 11 coovoy for the Ditwns, C o , 8 °kill thE) followin g 1. - DiMiti, W KLY. ,t. Ve , be S, 1 a - 1 "lei!, CouiL • It. tll fifilbro o 1 INO) a:11 the Sp inish ves . 4410 4 A,,,, L ' li 44 silanes! Longa° ; also toe fol. Lit t .l,, c01i,,:"",h1 Veblit:lB for Loudon, which Aker,. ' Acii,talt) e..ned by Sir WILLIAM SCOTT t in . the kit te ,i . °tlrt s LIZ, Eteanot, Fox, .P.',/iia, and The .11ort ' . . 4,,, 8 "4 8 Slut cartel belonging to this port, tk,, I rn " t e, tor Morlaix, Sails this evening with lA, 4lneriedu Gontlenien, plssehkeis, Mebi4.l.4. 44, and A ‘l4nnti 3 the former is charged with fart : filial Mr ' S krrn, to Mr. RusseLL' , at Arr o , ei „ find (, s `'le l'il'elY, WHITE frOm Chichester; n.r,iii,,di, j . . ' 'ales ant! the 7‘t "° itrouvr_ . 1 “ ENKI NB, from % ; ,v sa phEabAbn, from . Guernsey. ' ettA T ,, ----- h "AM Ju t t hired ' Y 2). +Sailvii down the River and la 41 the ' 44 . e, , . ' ( "ea' Nor(.. his M.ijesty's snip 'Or lite _11), CLAVILk. I ki , t alls7/iStat has ~ f li" be 014 01( ergorie a thorough re air try t, t 1 tw o " (4 t't flock the fiqxt sprioS th es: I) Icltlt, d 5 0 gun ships ()Mere tto be boot here. klard 114 ) itofifney and Cambridg e , one in. the ' 4 stl tile other in Mr. ' . PEL.liabt's yard. ~.. I.) A , it i ,2 - .7, i e . : ............ LI OW II 't 21.--- Atrivcd , the //ave. cutter ' iit ot , il, Po a . t . . • • . r) :, ' tep o . p "i Juty 2 1 .--. Ar r ived his Majesty's f t :'' . ' Olt b ~' ''. 'torn Guern i l , , , the Inolvertne, ` 4 A Plyirk,' ';'i i .and the Diadem, With a convoy, L:tr,. Toithi, ...... k S 20,Scled the convoy for.,C°r. 'the ' .....—..............,...............„;. 1 deatocc.i& titt 4a‘,111,,,-rig brig idieri, froal 13°,,,‘ r ga/,- ijon) 1;:lit, iititlx(;:tlirnanth, ci, detained hyollniesr,testir h. 1,) wit l'il;.:trli'il''' "ka‘Yst't,ilTehalsirvleWitt soon Chet Semiramis; s: , ' o}_tici aritic,ilikbatitt', whn put 4ftveral hands il!!':„4 Utilliiit, her t!ir Plvmun.h. When l''.- t,.y arrived. i. era= A 1111). ,the Attiericihia rule upon the lit Irish i itic 41(!1'141,1...'4 Itt,l,''''' P<iss44,siork Elf. the ship. Four 45, sent thirt ir;v1.1,11.,,,ttn, d (low„, and the others the, v.. , 11l ,ri,„'..hte iNly.b.idt. Soots ativri.verd, tine k?,l,ciel 46,4 any '"i'l ttir' dlefri i the Cipt ii-ri reprettented.tist 14.14 t d 1,42 (14,..41'ilitig him, as he had beer! just the, wn 't 't or/tain/WS. , Capt. 13 ER K 2 LEY, ,l)()" 114 t: i r"S NIL iLitisti,cl vt '1 h this reasony ;'' atu.i.ri intt :')1ie;3,4,41it 111 S 4.l4uttilitliiiiiill 10 send the 'i tail tr.,,h,::‘11.4 port, tile' American Captain t''''',..--tl,-.. 11. 4.,.,4,1; 1' . 40,ortilt141y, tont. men helerlipt.i.:f tit , i w "'is \vele .wvere,4 in the I'l'ol4. ' ill t 7 LatitZti: 4,Wil 41 the juily-boat have flub bten if It ILIA 4.4143 I Ora LY Z 1 1 .r : a •oe CORTES.. V . ICTOtty A7r . ALBURRA. •• A *position' was made by the Senior tietica add referred to the Committee of Rewardiand 11emune. !alions ; •first that there be erected . in the plains of Vlbitera; a.Gratiti 'Column, which should record to late.perity, the glorious victory of the tdth of Mat/. secondly, as scarcely a house in the town of Albnera has.bern left habitable by the ene. Mt , that a new town of 'equal site should be built on or pear the spot, which should he exempt front all rates and taxes for the tern Of ten years. N. 13. There is a Column still . exis•ing in the Vlaini of Almanza, ereaed in commemoration of the fa.' mous battle which placed the Crown of Spain on the lo•ads of he Bourbon family. At •I he elegant fête given on the 30th of MayitY the British. Minister, his Excellency 1). IL Weljes•-. ley,. in ceiehration of the Natal Div of out. helot ed Sovereign, Ferdinand VII. the most cordial con. vitality reigned. After the healthy of th • respe4. live Sovereigns were twisted, Don. H. Wellesley gave, " The August National Congress." The The PresidAnt of the Cortes proposed site health of 1 4 The Ilustrious Lord .Wellington."--The Vice President gave, "The eternal friendship and union of the two free Powers, Englan.l . and Spain." The Minister of State.drauk, " A speedy general insur telion of alkhe nations of Europe against Buono p tr e. CEUTA, MAY e2g.—ror some bays a strong rum Jur prevailed of the existence of a conspiracy at a ttangerons nature in this city. The Governor, Senor Aius, who is always on the aka, soon ewer• tamed the fatt.• His zeal and patriotism animated him to ex•rautdmatY exertions ; he discovered the plot, toe chief instigator of which was one Antonio Esquivel, a well known charaler in Seville. This person and his fellow consphrators were erre!,ted they were tried, and the charge pr , .ved against the . Esquivel, was baize ; hi. head .svas clit:,off, and ;laced ovtr the tavern where •hey plff ted trigeOler. The city has sitter , remitoed pettetily tranquil. Toe 'Governor is hari , fied as to the patti tisto of •the an 'habitants, who;e love of justice and of order, ill not allow the.n fo give ear to a perfidious enemy, : or to corn.. assionate thoso m ilefittots who sought to aggravate the'evils of an offended country. gIiVD4QR, Jui.y i. This day, at twelirv, his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGiNT arrweo at the CaBtlo 2 aCCOIII - Ihe Duke &L CUMBEULAND, btu remaihed only an hour. At two o'ciock the;r Rapt 11 e . , ,' Pews the Duk ,, s 01 You., cA611111411,. AA Su...sax, paid a viNit to her MAJEsTY . ; mid with theP.iineesges, ~ined at Ihti Ca.tle., . -. • . . Tittee.o'clock.—Since gilt o'clock this morning, his M AJESTY has been LI stremely 1, and, front four hours ffttit., great hopes-are tortri...cl of approach ing amendments. Oa Saintd,riy the ArObishqps of CANTERBURY and Yong., the Lo . id CnANcata.oa, t, L D ke of MONTROSE, Earls NV INC/11 lAEA Elld AY I.st t) I), Sir WiLLIAM 'GRANT, Member 4 01 (IA; o.tecli!S COLUICii, arrived at the Queen's ,Lo.tge b .lore twelve o'clock7The Pilsidans attend n 4 t&;C KING appeared before them; tniderwent an exa latt lion to the state of his MAJESTY., Aher %suds th'qi proceeded , to the citstk, and het& a Cott ,1 with the CltraEN, winch sat a eal.siderable time. bevel) o'cluck tney left Withkor. We noticed a few days. agiiC the accotkitts from Dover, mentioning the erection of N lof'y Axwer to the E ist ward of Boulogne. We have been favour ed with the following comunicatton on the stibjeM : " Driven, JULY 19.-I. l he tiring on the French ' coast, which has been continued for some days past, was a airs observed this mornii.g. It is evidently from one particularapot, the camp round Boul' gni-, and appears to be Some new experiments of arid kv, and not in the way of rejoicing, as,theychnSe the col the mot nine;, somehm , aaa early as (oar o'clock, and again repeat their firings in the even ing. " The extraordinary pyramid; for such it op• p ar4 to th , naked eye,' now erecting on the oppo site coaA, is the subject at much speculation, here. Various are the opinions about it, hut nothing is po *itively known as to. the cause of its.erec.lion. It has been observed 'o advanee in height and size very fast during,the last three weeks. Somv Officers Of. Ours,. who 'have neared it in their ernizers, state, that it stands aboukthree miles to the westward of Boulogne,' is built of .Wood, apparently in frame ; is at present'about ,400 feet in lieight, and the basement covers more than an acre of ground, Tke smugglers` say that, it is to be as high again when 'finished, and that 4000 men are constantly at work in it. If it was intended for a place of observation, it would have been of coursee - sitote4 on an eminence, which is not the case, as it stands inshore* abo4 a, mills, at the bottom of 'a. hill." In consequence of the deciston 'in the Court of King's Bench, in favour of assessing the. Methodist- Chapel at *S s 'ork to the, poOr. rates, we undewand that all tire dissenting places of 'worship in Htill have been assessed to the twine rate. In .most placea ice are informed, that the same step has bet:Oaken, and that the dissenting body have it in co l qec r ipt i _ tioa .to apply to Parliament early next Session for • Now Ma l atiovez.--.-Saturdattnorning, at half _ past nine, the Coldstream Begiment of Foot Guards, tried the'neW manoeuvre invetitid by Capt., 4EZAN, ori the half-pay. Tile square, although exe- . 'Cured la the first time by the above regiment, wai l .formed in 2,5 seconds; and the battalion was formed Again in line in 32. • Qn Saturday a question' Of. considerable iMport-L, ance - was' determined by the sitting Magistrate,.l4 the Public Otlice' E llow-street, relative to what are called short stages. Francis Vain, of the Tolls at /bide Park-eorner Gate, 'was, 'summoned: for taking more toll from one. of Mrs....Sioith's Chelsea wages than is allowed by the Ads of Parliament, which make hackney coaches liable to pay toll every time they go through' gate with" a different company: In answer to this it was-contended, that although her eo,Jches, bad numbered plates over them, they . were not hack ney - coaches,. but were lieenaedlay. the Coininissionera to go to Chelsea, and thare.only.— 'The Ma k ,istrate beitag•ot the- manic opini,qts-con • Ittted.tho•Coilaritbrin the penalty of five pounds. ARC r pine I ' 3 ' noW Cllin yoryiast i and we lkAye every reps or .16 exited a ye+ y tin , ipt-rritp; par ticularly Its the town :has been much epl:trged, and consequently there will be more . convenience and geocral accommodation. Tuesday beit;g a i.vritarli tittle floe day, neer 400' petyciits v . :sited Dandelion, wine') appeared in ttill.berility; BEltNAltri, former ly . .Master of - the Ceeetnenies, by ai4iduity anal attention, proved. th.d during his vacation' 01 the ottic!e he had not forgotten its dntics. About twenty k,pt . up the Cheerful danc,!; and oil was . gocid-buttioor and The Libr:ines are crowd ed to the. eveiling, ond'it seems to beithe disposition *dale cornpany ,to promote the ease and cdinfurt or h Othce. :, . The appearance of nearliMo ,ca;l of - Weo'lndia.' rnen, on Wednesday last; was gritifying, We halm had Mr. HoLilAi4lnd his-dauLfhteriterr, and, in the opinion of 'our hest critics, tlickir per 7 forrnaneei have the siarnp . ol - rear gr-nitis and judg ment. Malty plans are in conienwi +:un to render Margate more attrattive than any other twat migration: A very pliant at was folght on CA; .13,h of last hetA!ett a Fretich prit'ateet and a .rwr eltalt ship 113111e4 the Artafic, 6 n . riii - d; 4 - 7 : to . iebec. The engageinent Listed cloy ly t huto, wh.n the privateer sheered off. The _privther, mounted' 16 guns, with about 1f,:o tnen. They,* teirtilted to buard the Fifitune,• and hid ac.:tnally ,gained 'he jhlly bust and pa't of the right: g, but were repulsed with great loss in kilkd and d; ‘ ,wried. the Librium! had three min killed and tcro passen,:eis „wounded. Otto of the Who lec:rivvd Sr ottiti-. ket shot in Vs arm, acted with unt'omplon. brArtry. ,Although with the less of blood, and 'dosirA to leave the deck, he declared; the a long a; he tail an arm left fee would fight for 'hisihene, and nobly kept his oost till the action way Otter. The, privateer bflih.:(.l:thr: Fortune several 6110; and told :her crew that if they did . not, strike, they she'll(' recetv,e no quarter but this was :tut4tve;e:l in the truly. Britim style, that of ti.ing a b oa:lsicht home dititoiy into tier.. The enemy, riodii,g , the Courage cwt the Furturte nit to be subdued, sheered fitr, nod np tie contest, havittg'suctatned •eonsiderakle . ' , erg from Gibraltar, ,of ilii‘''9lll inst. mentirm, a letter !rum , Se_ville,.ot the :),Sib be tindkfrentintioned rat just tit rim c 1 tli9re, kind wit , f.:ll we ikktormatioki of their frictmls. The ()Jivers Worn -taken at Alburta ult Iwo .4 I • 48! h ' Pt I:gi omit, Major Itrorike tuid C4ptain riminkri wbani.i.4l; ,hgtiity ; Lico." Teklids Filwood. ai , tl klwg , l GiAttrt, all sevociy wolonstO ; capoin 4tls 814,bily WAIL (1 , :41, now ,qaite weil•; Voltriitc,l Fitztiubtla; or tire . ''Aecutints, to a late date, hatc tr.en received liorn' 0 0 ,e5ee. ' The Aweiin frigate, we learn, ri;ert- on the' I t i,t Jue, with -a 'fleet flow Pot mouth, ‘v.is i - ippointed to sail on,the fith of that inoath,, ,viAt a c.. , nvoy for (3,,, 9t Britain. Ai a , pto,sc ot the great inereeiSe ut lite trade between tins coon , Iry and Canada, 174 vessels had ariived at Qile bet; this. sea.an't,- up to ti.e !Tit tlque; whereas, funnel - Iy, 'no more than 50 lessefs arrived there ciur itql tie- year. T! lloartl-7-1 Trade - have marle'a new regulation r 'spe,;ting Impiri Licenses. lit future, toe latter be granted only oil condition that a caigoi-ts fit 4 exported, when, as a douceur, the re t Int of an import cargo, fronra p >rt to be namr.d, wilt be granted, besides an additional import license iorqsnotiler ve;ie;. Phis tegulation is atended to it , event less, is t h is country in ballast. 3troN Ar male 8 . Lady is again in a state of preg nancy. The rtpudiattd JoszpulNE, it It : a , d, keeps a splendid Court at the Palace of Navrre, near Pat is • it piece of amber,. 14 inches hing, 9i brood, and . micnifflig 2111)3. Wil4 last month foetid• by a Rua sian;soldiet between Memel and Konigsbevg. It is confessedly the largest piece' ever ,seen, exet.ed ing in size.aodweighl thq•one found in the Prussian lerriteyies in I titl4, and is upped to be worth near . . Won dollars , .I.April • last, a baker itt Constantinople, who was dketted in selling bread short of weight, was punished by Order of, the Cadi, by t)t:itig thrown into his own oven! Wet , wsday•t ha Loth inst. an .italuest was: held by TnomAs Sawsoir, Esq. Coroner at -Alta- . hear Truagh, - . county Clare, on the. bpdy of Roger Carmody, who, on the 4th instant, hay., iug a w,irront against Patrick M'Natnara b . ofTrtiagh , i ' "I.vas tired at by the latter With a pistol, and the shot entering his groin, he languished until TutAclay the .After evidence lii; its, been heard on the tads, the Jai y, without l esitttticm, bronght iii a verdia ,of , o Wilful Murder." M(Namara has been committed to Etinisgael, to abide his trial at, the ensuing Asizes. A feinole, of the name of liudion, dial at Mill-hill, near Hendon, ot g4llopritig consump tion brou6ht on by the poisontias inddicines !Nhich she had taken at ;various times, but without ,recess,' to prpcbre abortion. Upon her death-b2d; this ittberable creattn'e related hoW she had I.d•wly affi liated her first Wo• children to an innocent matt, and how she had thiposectul ititt:e others since,— The fir it, a boy,' she ~des toyed its soot; as born, and buried it tinder a tree in a garden, near Din's- line. The second, a girl, met . Iwo h a similar' fa.e, but the inothi.l buri6il it behind a public- house, c all e d t he Adair and Eve, at 1ii11.1611. The hilt d 01.% a 'girl also, she btitied aliye in a field near 'Futtetidgec Ai er this disclo,ure, the iinhap r y wrelcitappomil more resignzi, and ey.iyiNcl 31010,41 immediate!y. [ler cont6sion had Plich an 0114:1 upon: the ik:Nonii it, tho neighbourhood, that tin 0110 could be 6)1111(1 to bit Op With the corpse doting the nights'provions to the burtal. GLuTT4)Ny,--yriJsy evening a rrau of the name Of . Stdpiten Mecley; known' tiy the name ut Long Stevy, ti kthouri..n - at a . tuanofat.tury in the neigh boui nood of Spitni.feAti, undertook, for A wageri at a public• house ui that 'quarter, to ea t three pounds tit fat hn:on, Olson m i mic o r and a three-penny loaf, and to drink- pots ui porla t in one hour colninclit : vd.,,with great eiguniO4, at eight O'clock, and th-vourcd the wnole tel minutes sootier than Oa &yen deOarliig .it teas the best beanfeavi Itt hid ever hod, S t ,v o 4l bos wore dependitiv„ UVLOI,I Oa* occionvu.: in answer to tit - e Ar.10.-.1-ist.rne , tr MAN, ironi this Theatre, . Mr. M 11_ ! self. called upon 10 St3tCll to Ole alth, 11;f1 ;lie was thi.1011;) - Pro ri , :tor of the inn tl.espot, cootAN .ttii. ;tr• cut any comtuturtLation Wien tinn, enf, i air. LtsToN at the , uniityced !tiled salarY ot.to:, tvccic, and- (Wu free beO;4llK, 6eSide* to , and did not even ap t size Mr. is of n s of tlie..&tigagc:lnent till t day:, after the opeliing the Ttmatre, aild the ti ty only before Mr, It; it tis • • t teas requtreu. to. ply trie salary ; th a t trion b knowledge of the terms, M. übje.::teci to them, .ii I tiVe 11( , 11Ce LO Mr. ELLi t ift TON 1113 t he would nut agrtite to the engt!gen,,.,,,; the salary, but at tht!'sarn,.. ,nne oti -; c payitih.l ‘,,j01. 'a week, being 34 great a sata,ry u, n.id ever been pAd at tots l'itratre) with one Whic.til Mr. Ei.i..ts*Oit refus,!.l to acc,•pi. (Lough .Mr, Cot.Nt e a gate a Inni,o of ii , (Pl I MAIO to the Court a ori the .!ay of JLlne lasi, tai c inpel Mr. 43ititis to r),.) kirmeri salaries,..he tick' think limper to bring on the 'Motion tat the second seal ( (.•00,1 7 thenced thre 1 :9tlr iii . " 4.); and not 4. Alistanding, Ci•ofAti and Wts's-robt again; Without notice to or communication . with Alr. Mortals, on the btil day . of July aitadt; cogged Me,%bri. NitiNtik . “;i and • Mr, necesilr- to state further, that .al: t perfornier, tree • vv,li a ‘ qoai i ir e d his interest in therriteetre, but mad... no corn -o,llu.iCtitiOir to him of 'hear intended engagements, ;Ind tlnit helt is always bre() feady to p 1.01'014 itf.- , ettl: and toe prohLs (a , rtlld is i:ow w ilitg to Contiiitli! in do so ; arid also' tU pay to 11.1e,sts. 'AItiNDEN and Jotics suCti salaries as they ccuiira4onitbly be e•6;111ed to. • Such :ire the facti, Being one Of .tlie Prolirietors, it was no unjeWliable expettatnin tat he snouid be con4ol;td in ihe engigements t Lt.:red into , tt il t per. f ormers .. .. 4 11. 6 5r... Coi.pits and Wit , ':ST , ,N were„out to bind it irn,W't hout iffs.`ViOUSly 1111111[1c p.m% er of assent or de,ent.- Mottals desires to ablde by lliddirediun....ot the Cout t of C h ancery, ly exercised that right wok! ) t%ev y i „,,„ hi , to pfotedt Pig own PropettY. He demands mere y, tnat lit a concern Whew,: he, is &partner lie may hive Ihe privilq,es•of , nipariner—ithat his co-pattnet:i tiAtidake trio) fuihl ruinous Colt rscis whi c h thy have entered „lip° without , his participation ur con: b ent. ",r,,e f)aln tv;.icit they had, i 0 virsut- 3 ;.orated out clearly by the Deed .of Partner;hp. they choose to depart ittirn it, it cannot be nuptitylll as blame to him. Mr. Multi:is snutilit not thought ot 'appealing -, to. tin.- public a4atino drctstuei 'of:: the!, Citt I.lqt II) his 1.0164.0 i ha v v, tollpti.etl;a7,driftierit (nurse, elit it to ,repel,thoctiarge drought against him. He tiotliiirpnbre Ilian justice,' and detuailitt only iff.it ot hot. liersons 0411, note. without his Coo,c l i t , the man .igetnenttat hts'ov. n propel ty oat 01 1114 i, .. it hands. Mrs. Jor.nust condo eel tier. end i :44.titiont•A C o . Vent-tirrifett Tin,qttre'on Saturday, Innen to ht-t ()Art credit' a!1.1 lb,: advantage .of the Prop'ri (: t part %% perfortrrt.ql- was The Ifidow in Tiie , ~ y l r (t rr ' sand nothing ttr: nit.le humorous, antlinteresting. inttk. remark:3w) , %ell, and ner•perforotance Mai i%C.,t oy. as nti.cli horn as in Ohs . .t.titith tier tiftne.—. The noose NW , , of 1:01111 SO, very well :went:leo. LYCLUM.-112i , 1 nilOrS Into a crowded vitittation to .tinir dr oniniothop-hoard on..§,itutddy lind, and fir horn harbunring any hostile feelings, +tw o k n i g ht s of the needg..'peifilked to' join most heartly it thetuselty,s, , .I.o4ocd:tiL b • p relude to c •dratna most be so gratifying to their ;wide, that tn.:y may well cornilnuti tor a little r.diCat., which ttiey only share in common with al other ca Ii Us. 111A - ruy,w,s tha at.tor,_ 45_ Pert With great success in . Dublin. He. made Its firrifrappear• anm in that CA,. on Tuesday' iait, ax Lord Osicky, and the . same tight payed /Jai/4in, its the %ree Killing- no Murder. He. is' likely to be very et. t 4 active. . litiAtiAM,,with the usual liberality of his clime. ter, has rod-to contribute his powerful talents an the intended neuptit. for the tenet of oar untortunato countrymen wila'are.detained.in Toe terrific of 'The Mod Demon, written by Mr.l/Ak 14wii is, it set.ms, pep wing tot re. preseotation ai Lt e Lci..unr, and. KetA.Y, w(io coin" posed the. Didu,sie, is t.uperi.,tending us. rehear,m, A Russian!p6Aot, of the wine of Alext tbrOv, Neff died in'tllr vilLtgo of Kamenkil, itJ the province of-Ufa, ,at 'the advacced age of At tat ha last hi : , wire,, aged 90; nod . two ,}ears alter truirried 'another, ,by w,hum he hnd two dau e , ,liter`s, whom he lived to see m.irtied aid mothers. SMITHFIELD, MARKET, I uLy 22. This day's Market Lad a rnicldling Rup ; ily of prime Beasts, and the show of Caulk: in geocral was con.. sidlraOle Scot sold at Lig prica ; Lamb is cheaperi• \'e3:, Sad POrk, .were deaier `and thq tiade-forthe most part was pretty brisk.—The salei in the Hay Milrket were so:ne , .vh,t /1,,y and Clover have dropped in price j Stram co:tt:nues the bathe as per la,t.--Wo annex an accurate ment 'of the prices and nuinbers To sit* the (APO per slime of Sib. Beef 4s. ed. to SA. 4d. Atuttort as. od; 13(1. Veal Ss. od, ;s. eft, Portc ss. 4. to 74, 24. p. ect. to. 74. 241. licams tSp. Sheep arid Lambs 17,500. Calves Jo. Pigs 270. SMITRUIRLD IYAY•MARKET. iss. vd. Stiitvo 21. 10. Oil. to 41. Le.. Ga. ClOYtt.6l.. ivs. ui. to 81. os. ' 'CORN EXCHANQE, JULY e2.— , -The fresh orrivols of wheat this nay make a tolerable supply, sod iiie trade was brisk in sales, at an advance of about 3s. mid 4s. per quarter; Bliley so , l ewhat 'dearer ; Malt and White Peas nearly Lit Friday's pri,: es ; Beans of the two litods lolly suppott he I:ht quo.. tatton ; the sappliea tit Oats ,are again shot), anti, sales thereot littewi.e no ker dearer; Flout mostly named ifigher, its. per satlk. wheat . it,s aqtr. a 9 2. 'rick Pt:4ls . -4-. ts a 45% Fine data . •.90 3 VA. 1)Itto (hut otti) . 0 , 4 . 0 Rye . ~, . .3 - ,,.5. A 3n. 043 -, . 233 a 271) A . 3os a a ~ rley . .3t 411 4 1 , I ' t4i4r‘d ditto . i ls a p s Malt 41111 .. 4:033 a ,'4b r ' t,c.,toe tilito . . 33 % t y t MitlitePOS,boOtt3so3 .1 5e it.i.pe Semi . . 40. „ .0 3 ,. 'Gr.!) , ditto . . 4ris 4 . 52% Hite i IJUr . - 7,s 4 •ot boatis . - . .14i a s'os Scconds - " . 744 4 751