The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-26 00:00:00

M. 4 :lA*OLT r. ~~ smat,le are . liol Np, end nine With awne ,yeesEl4o4l4` 1 44 110..d5, winch 'is a ' very uncommon gig-Pips!' Tois is the thirci,cl4y that we haveMactiti"e 44.114.N-C' weather; lijay It be of continuance I - - , I ; ) ORTHiIINGHOLM,•SPT. D. . lo o'clo c k, F orenoon . . Ili 1 . 1 1 4 a). Majesty Continued iii yeste - day in a tooitttata of !wall), and the attack of' the fever w, O e xpeeted:yesteldity evening, did ni)t. n orne . k1 , a141 as i t is, iticousequence, to be ho* that:his. ,42 .. 14 tY'5.1.f1it1t4 o'lll., in - a' , short time, be fully re '., ' st° !'d. , ;order s are gi‘fen to cease iesuing of the uimal kql , atins,. - n'ILA R - was.. 16 R lai Highness • the CRow N' ..11 -,,--, . g , i.cl Qil 3 lY pleased, on the 3i st of AnguSi, ,i to , •e•celite i - d ilk cotigraiulationspf the estates of ' the .14.i4c1;0„.5. 4 t6 re4toratiott.of his Royal Ilighness to .fiealti,!,•, 1 ; 41 1 11 waspronouilced by th e i r -Speaker, I he' Court 31111 Baron Li ENCIt AC ' TZ to which his 'Royal hil l , ". yefts trade a suitable re, ly. . . iti , - , • f YN'llEtti.OP HUNGAIi Y, AUG. 23.•,..ACC0i11tS 4 (41) It 1 ' 1, .'"'lritie state, ,ttiat a"corps of 11.11*ss':3Øqq-, o lt°ll g, had passed the ,Drina in'boits, and enc-nnf'" a au ' d behlr e L usoissa. , All the inhabitants Of I,4osni", th ~,Il' tleig;.houring• Villag e s had iled,. some of 44 1n e .. la Schabhiz, and siarn'e to. Vailov!a. EvcrY. , C l a ble of beating arms has itnmediately . - taken si6 ::( 1 , and li4tetied to Lusnissa, tt).drive; if pos 7. dii the I nrk's dia. of Servia : they, howv,Pl)i . P Y itlcr '''''' - ' 4 I 'd press forward on every &ALI ~; ./ 1, -- s . A yo un g t4hoitti had:; '4ll en 'ill ithe,k.ZPUT;clt.2l:-.-Zee, abont 36 feet 0f, 1 1 , , 4riki 1 _t .. • fe,t,7)4l)l.ounds weight, its circumtereni;e.ei 14 b 4 ,, 111 the memory of man, no fish of this kind kokii s (.l n on our Coasts. • ErIST t nlit Hot •Romb a y April 3, 1. tip • ? fl GOYEBN,O IB IN COUNCIL tve, of 16' f 4 NS oilft lourable the Give, nur in Council; hiving' t icial i n form., i ion, from tile CoAtyPal Ink nt ! the 'Gra pruazer, that the late GOve" d VOtire • 11 )14.. i• P,atice, awl its °dicers, h•id e” Tip BAr,,;' /410 '4l ' "u kn a deiachment •of the AN AR , , t.,, , ,, s"ret,c'llbatked on board that vessel, to e t",,,:, i n i " , _ ...,, t h e . rre lc ar, frig,„b! 6,,ervicv, after her capture - . 7 - r drsept ti:,,,btr,,As.i.ea and Iphigenia, on the . 21S means as 1 411,,, " b t ; and that various ineffectual ~ A Le en ' 4 lierstia,ive as of a eciercia nature, 11' Ir oal i4cirt " l to, to induce the SePuP to swerveCompany, kloNtti,leir alleliance to the Honourable Cool), thisnv tra„)),t`li't ploper to cause the Circutnalancesin. thti' l ioatti :' to he thoronghly' investigated. clo bed ' I tlific?r, apuoinied for the- purPO4*. 'council iihsifltheir Proeeongs, the Governor in. result having t f ilit,e,r" 6°l4l,tction iit 'announcing, that the i‘iied Arcotlarew I.l4lllirY haat iiffinaded another dis .t t4g N u a _ titi_ef .., °t, (11_ the tidel4 v and aitaubutent of a ~,T Y ., :4 this estaulist,inQnt under circumstances v II i„,rling nature, • -' °els 0( le,,');"•voi, t hat, in addiaion to repeated infliction • °I tt dqe"'"PJ and, tailing in that., to the and 14, (1,, `" . r . t: aind rat cruel trea:ment, to inducetheir titity":(1"11111 detachnietu g •nerally t s e l!i e k tr h a i n d i d e l le:, . ii) Vrt• :„Ii" finnourahle CompanY, .11111,e13t4iitellilri.lit:.e:Iskr,111,:trreclYtfre'l'Asei'lunstai)!I'wednhtlieic'rhtthiatelea have, it 11: ahing'' ."-te'rJfil*l' c-ed::" to iAli er f eittirtly hievat lilted this Ititilifil -IN-a " 114' :4111the Nri nrinance of further dutY• u;. lireced,'°lldua ot this detachment, though not . h. it) tiled i. . of similar attach- . lint iti uy various examples. I..hinent, I kili , i - Ole native troops of 't ht 3 " Lib l'', a i..l:lee,t)tr.kl.ingly considered as .highly wore by of ob inn, the ioverri,,,, stmmiiiid 'of public aPir al teased tltli4s ,iu eqincil is for this pin pose ,PI• ' ttri,,,, T., hilt a —a , wish a saint...Fe in t}eski i, Niver -13 ~11:0, ao' 'e Prestnt .1 - I man of the p.nt.Y. * Ila A L ` t° ' .tc Icongratulate -- kt I i""IL G "—\\te have ,to ' natidgt Lit . 1 ilitaill • l• ~, r, , or. the rot urn of our Corn, Aber. e,,iiplr.., katatt...General the. HonOurabie j,,,e. „,,dav i t tlas k , itthu arrived iit the Harb-ur on '."-- . t , l :! c"'}cl° '41 4 in. th . ii, loop el %411 r, CapPl,t i l ii ~ a n , ' 1 . sper 6 . -". . n " j .. 4 , ~,, '""ute the neXt rooming at breakiio li 7 1 1 Ko 1 - e 4, decorous and • 4, , Nt i n ' convinced that it is mure return /. A 4, tl l ( 0 Qre tl, Exreii. Diy's rather cc 1, '''Ple rt `,.. t „. 18 —, • c , ii sequences It a l' i ''ll l i; ' : - " t ut et out: only e. tht. co . 1,:v.: k,14-I):l,,:ition, than by any impertinet:ct °oil ogbe. th,,4i,it1,41; We en brace this occas ion iserce , ~ fr 4 ki 4W e aie happy im find the eOntt T 144, ti ttle iiiillti piready, derived substantial benefit f in h ''ts , ' O L the Matirtitis, the premium LI China, • a, al4 1 41,1 tne. chief brinch of its trade. to .. I 'll,, ee /. lit t iiit t , educed one.third, and insulanees tl?n'l °P4 lite i 46 1. we understand, t liablY reduced. cfre;.led At ra ter s • , 4 .4,,., f j , ,• 4 tV, , "...:•,............ ....W............. *war li 4 ) ' Ille 14('illito embarked trout calculta, on.Sat,uhr; I, u„4,itlif,,'`l. nts March, and proceeded dawn ' ~, „fi li fti . i (4) ) J ,, Tri , .the itforninvon., appointed _it° con il,,tlutitli"qtll and anhe to the appnlnte", plead,4 i., ,"lior i ~,U.,,11 with the expedition destined r . • tiloeerts'itli.natavia. M e place of junction is; icit .he 1 ,;,,5154 y a I Y. hv the private accounts (for 1.11 14 .billi"g of it), some slating v • Ice 1, NI h, ' . Nadi.that it will itt;Ra, is ,t . ds, where the expedition would__ fabililb t'rcisliip.a cooling . others. w4l) 11.1ni•I'. t i ii,,l 7,, th at , . , , , ‘ ,, , tii, IN that it, will tae at pvriatn, which. 14 k'&14,4)41,01. th-tigenerat r.entlezvous, of. the forces ''IP. , Ls, . ail, . nterprtse, t. i . Lord 'e . On Friday, the 17th 4 . ''4ll4'kur it,el-,,"'imP On the Morningion, alriVe u d t 11 44 1 (, (1 AL I, 4 ,1 % On the Tuesday following, and p t+itc.er in ( .. , ,f l . zI Y t hit 23d. Gen. Hewett, the Com l'Ipp:81 th e ( 1 .. e 1 , is appointed Governor in theab l'ai 1 o f tae tie7(ernor General, Which station, it 15 , 44,i4(111 t o le hold, until a new 'Governor iinea.- .1'; " ',-) riejirLn4' • • l'nrd Mink) having, it is saii.4 - 1 ' t it! L, 144 home. • t)rti 4tti s ni ; . 'd 1 11 i - t "e -Ad . I hate b lelSt k r , j Mtra ty. been p.a ly , . Att ES 1 1171Vr 1 tilt ik,', Stlip ei. , ON, l ate ltlaster of iii ' •Nitvy. "141"kon, to 'the rank of Lieutenant j sP4N)' P:O' E". EXTR.4OR.DINARY GAZtTTE, SETTEICISER 2, 1811. , • DiSPATCH PROM DON JUAN PokLillit, •TO nob" GA -7ittlLL GENISttAL LW CHIEF of The 7Tri AktMY. Head-Cluarteis at Renerto, Aug. 2r, t 8: t. Most EiCellent Senor,—l hough' it would nave been in my poWer to annotinee to your Exceisepey On this occasion, that the . tvtiole of 41re. Province at , Santander was now delivered train the enemy, 24.41 that tile; troops of this army were in pos*essiati of the :forts of Reynosa aria' rultilavegi,, and of the city of Santander.. I canna, indeedigive your gnseellefticy infoimation ot.a nature So satisfactory j link I have to acquaint you, .that op the I4i ii, attil a vrry painful tuareh Of five days by Aguilar, Valtlerredi ble, and the valley of TorranO, I attached by bur- .priAe, the city of Santander, and the forts.ot Solia, C4'4.inargo, Puente de Arce, and Tdirelavega.. .force. of *the 'enemy at Ulm: points on the ''''climinuticernent of the attack ; WS . 20 . 1)1) tlictl, and thine 2506. S,i.src s .ly was our , firir'g commenced at 'Santander,' near the point of tire wind's - 14s, wtwil Genefil 'ltogtict put hiitiselt at the head of his gar lison, consisting of boo or 600 men; -and .at the entrance•of streets anti (lonics he attempted to:make a desperate resistance,—but in ..Y#4l.; he was over thrown in a few "minutes, , and out soldiers subdued his men. with Ilse bayonet in all 'gulls tei 4 welter attempted to resist.. That General Olen abandoned . - the city g1ay,913 men, and:saved hind& by an, accident.- At,the same time that the Ist re4iment of Can, tabria, and the Shalpstmoicis and 'Hussars of Can tabrol, obtained these . ,ad van tages,. Colonel Don Juan t.rgariernenclia atiaclsed Fort Saha, compelled the. enemy to 'abandon it, and levelled it wish the , The 3d battalion of otarineiformed the centre of lcifiardapi employed in this service ; and af ter b ay . iing - tnade-prisotiers or'dispersed the en e my who ,:e.. funded the,,l3ridge of Arce, they tiVarchA to attack. she enemy at cainargo. The latier, lio%%iey4r, 'had joined General Ragout and the garrison ot Solos ; u, e tia'talion:of marines demOlished that torts of Arce and ; Camargo. Culunel Don.Joaquim Abrip,' with some troops • of this army an.. the regiment of'Toy, blockades she enemy's gatrison in 'forret ivega, and maintained a steady resistance etrartk of 700 filets., who endeaVoured 10 nvelpowerittlit;, in order te • keekv up iheircommuntcatton with S miandur. tiring in this quarter lasted 13 iliturtk ceasing„ and the enemy kept it up' with two piecos. Itit Oleo', watt which they 11eaded ,iUveral , fthji' they made ; but the 'companies of r glen slier imitychasseulis Of Toy routed:them, ant at last t..ey ,rtilkiAUts4s4 timir etforts,- tilbtl4o th ey 11,:ti receiver! a teintoreenteot of aoo men.- 1:64,1 4 shut . up in their tort, "ram whence they contirrued their • resistance •;. blyir oar trobpS took possession of. the provisions .vhiclrtiley bad •in the contigaOus and wade some of them prisoners.' The •ta t t i -itard, commanded by the Colonel of. the Cantatbria, who .itiacked Santitodttr, did Ito( remain in the city according td the orders which had been given hipv; but, notwithstanding, 1 1 e ta n k 56:prisoners, auct about 50 horses, among which • were Case of Genera! 4toguete: many . equipagei, and rrideti booty ; besides the traitor' Joaquin Aida mar, Intendant , ot the yroS ince, and several (Alas, who had taken up arms to defend the 'city, , The troops warty equally successful Tar all the points which" they attacked,. so that. the• enemy, from •the aecounts 'at credible and ituparind persons, lost on this day between 5 and 60b men, of wham 'Were -, 100 primmer*. In Sintander they count among 'lithe;killed about 14 OilieerS, and the Coniruaridants , place, of the artillery, and of thegendsitnetie, V4nicellerinan, Baron de' 4aljetik, and , Iri TOrrelaYpga two Consmai ants and s.yettii'Pal, teli'Were 'killed - . This is confiriord by various tic counts haie beets received; ~nil the enemy has CplleCted nil the lot ce which tie had ins the I)cra and Nania,iand ordered them to I.'orrelavcga. SUch is the . loss :which he,stitl'ered,..ati i , sheynitarrassment in which he.waikplaee.r , iriat Ha• goes has 'not returned to Sintander ;, and his soldiers . 'atTorrelaVegd are begging supplies of .provisisio.s. from she ns ighbottiiog tor.kll'...tions. The torts, ot. St. Lucia, St. Vicente, and Columbres, have been } AI Mot idled. • I cannot yet send 'your Excellepcy Statement of the - losit winch the corps of tips, sand, those army, have .sulferrd ;- but, '.fitteAcitig getief.til) I co . lll, , tite it at .IWt) . Oi fi tiVlS and ; 6i3 pr.virtestitled, and soar oth eta and.l3,ol4lVatel %4Utintitld. • • ,t Many disiinguished tlss wst'lt es on this day.. and all diii' their •duty ; but among: those • whty were particularly prominent, were Illy Seijeani . -Mij9rs flueuvelvtrra Tomas*, and I). Jose Abut ruza ; D. Pa.blo Lthagea commandant of the Si k ,op. shooters at Cantabria ; ,131. Bernardo ticumt of Caso, Captain Pt tios chasseurs of. the' n t Laredo; .1). Atantiel Batiarra, Captain of ,the•. Sharpshooters vI CAntabiia ; and D. Pablo Lozano; Lieutenant of she company of Chasseurs of the Ist of ,Cantablia. Colatiet J) . JUM Ugatteinehdia was waunded, and 'two Very proinisihg.Otficers Were killed, natiiely,. the brave Sio.jarjo, Lieutenant c)f .the' . 3d 'of. Ma , ;., lines, and D. Fraiie;silo 'Perez Mugurraza, Lieute flaus, of the battalion of Guypiiscot." Thtse troops cotutuansi almost the whole of the province, and are posted on the banks of the Saja, whieli•the enemy has abandoned. They will con tinue their operations at every opportunity. May God preserve, &c. JUAN DIAZ POPLIEn. ,* ENTRAOttOINAKV -HuVr.—Atthoukn our year is so much edv.hiced, the beat was, a few days since, by Fahrenheit's Thermometer, five degree* gleattir than is usual in the:West Indies '; crid.eight degreei more than that at BorubJy. Equally a fact is it, that. our present Lottery Thetniometer stands:, capitally,. six degrees' superior to former Schemes. No won der, therefore, the adventurous world manifests such uncommon warmth irt its pursuit. Indeed, it would be; astonishing, if with such an increased variety of Capital Prizes—only 13,500 Tickets, much cheaper thattfor some yearsla4t past--the lowest Prize 20;'. 46ti the entire Lottery determinable on the 22d of Month, were any of Fortune's Votaries now at a freezing prtira, .Is"ii C dOA7Si 17'0716M . . We have alreldy wtat!!d, !hat the Com . liave Jtad under consßleration a •Conso 9tioti vff ,,,, w ln y l a rfar our re•idk rs sviineA theltitotina titit,) :s 1r has reached us oir that subj-eet.: : The Iptit v . (•104 tupoth was appointed for the reading 01 'the, two 50,lioirs 'of the Constitution which have been fini shed by the *Committee ap 'pOinted to draw it up, And the occasion attracted great number of auditors. Senior Arguellei'dettirered A most eloquent and erudite dist:puree,. t.ipillitory of they obi ?Ct of t toostitution, its pri nod the - documents winch had been.consulied in pieparing it. Senor Perez de Castro read in . succession t he two Seilions, consisting of Q 42 articles, and incloding the following . I'ItELINIINAI.Y AND FUTiDAMENTAL PRIN ,CIPLES. , .• .", Spain belongs to t)ie Spanish people,san.i ia no the Patrimony of any Family. The Nation only can make Ftindatnental LAWR. TVe Roinan Catholic mid Apostolic 11-I%km, on• mixed with—any- other, is the only religion whid tie Nitlon professes-or will' proresS. Government of Spain is' an Hereditary 1;.c) , narohy._ The Cortes shall Make the Laws, mid the King shall execute them. / SPANISH CITIZENS. The Children of Sp:miards, and of Foreigners married:to .Bpanish iminneo; or who bring a c.fOtal in order to naturalize themselves tothe soil, or esta blish themselves _in trade s or who teach any Useful art, arc:, Citizens of Spain. - Noire but CitiZens can till mitn:tipal ottes. : The rights nt Citizensi,ilr maybe lost by long ab sence from the country,- .or , by. Coriderrititiiton . corporeal or it:Oa:nous .irunislttuents:' THE KING. .•~, The person ot-the Bing is invi6l.ll)leandlner(.4 , , Hi shalt s3o 81°0 he 1.:11.vi eliaCted by tLe•Cuiti., He (nay Lied :ire war NIA . make peace, shot! B'l)lx:tint 'it) Civil :111d hlilit try ,Emplhy; , menti on the proposal of the Council of Sta. , . shall' direct all. rOpfornatie NerCial shall 'soperintetad't be- hpPlic;al;pit 0.0.1 c ,jip . flevenue, &c. ' tuiSTRICTIO SON Tun KINGLY AUTIIORITY. ._ . , Th. King shall. opt obstruct thed\leeting of 'tile (inries in the.c.niesanki.qt..the periods .pointed out by .., t he Cons; tt,unpn,, nor embarrass or suspend 'tote Sit. itto. ti 3 s, '' . . All who m.ty advise him, to any sueh'Epreceeding's Eltall.be holden and dealt with as traikors..• .; • ' . If- must . not• travel, marry, alienate :.any, thingi a)ie.ite the Crown, raise taxes, nor exthane any, tow - 1,, city, Sco. without having first ~obtaincd the lie , iti:si;oo of rite Cort. , ..s. . . ' ' . 1) 0( 1 iternando VI is declared. by the Cortes, King 'ot s pain, and after his.deeeabe, his le4itiatate , descendants shall sacceed to the t hrone.* • "The.Kin . g shall, be a minor until he has .Cor,npleted 06 age.ol years, '" • " The. eldest , sun of' the King !hall be Called Prince ;.of the Asturias', and, as such, shall, at the, age of 14, take an oath befine the Cortes, to rnaintatn the (;4:;itutitution, and' to be . faiihful to the King Pur;ng minority,.o Regency shall be formed, which shall . superintend the education of the young Pritiee,,aceording to - she Oiders of the Cortes, :The Regency shpll, he by the -Queen Mother, if be in Life, and shall be 'composed of two of the ; Oldest Dputies o(the Cortes, who shall be re, nixed from year to year, and of two Counsellors of 'the Conned of State, ~chosen in the .order of their seutorlty. l:. The Cortes shall_ fix the salary proper for . 010 support. of the King and his' family, and shall point Out the.places destined for his recreation, 13rc..: "I",c Itifintes may, be ,appofnted to alLempl 9 f. n i t bot cannot be Magistrates, nor.. .I\dembers of tiic! curreS, arad *must nut leave thekingtioin with .oin.t oi the said Cartes., - Tht.re - sh3llbe eight S:.er,.taries of Stmt., inclnd• jug 4 ,410 1 9 1 $9lllll 011(1 NOIAII l‘meripa they shill! !hi ;pit tir.; of tfwii 'relpgqivt.: de partchttos, ttnif 'thti riotioehitioh which c...1V6; 6hall"bt;'tie . ii , itnin . eii by the cprtcs, t Siate stall be tot rued,. cotoistint,of 4(11 Akonbers'i t u of Ihi , nutntwr are to. be Gran 164ees Zlf Sti:likt, or' pet it ;ind. vut • i „ tour excarsmstie,-, of w!:k.:11 bt5.4 1 6.1i01.0:; • tt;retre' ails ; ihe ten:l'ollmq, vu, , N.kokbem-,tv trom the ti1,),1 tit the r ithr4ses . . 01 the' t . `VP is (jotincil :Will. meet .evert year (in thki at;cl s gall :sit duritig thi't e p4j0.01,i ke extrockd on; the 'irgoo'st of King, or ,fil. autpe'rvas(iu ot great w ge.116)... leesu , ch e;451...3 thetSe,stog may be prolonged., but not ht•yona.Ont: Month. •rt-lis CORTIEc. • -The eteElibri of the'Cortes shall take pla: - e con fortlitthid "to the Jn iiiisciibed t,y , die Coattith'.. licit) ! And otle Dimly shall be eliwien for iAteh 10,000 The Sillino of the, Corts %ban be opened Ivy the "King; or in his toirne,.by the.Prasident of 'tationtil thetortes; nA:lititi ought to .remain per:11;1- 'l)6rue In order to watclf over the fulfihnetii of the The taNive are the c roc of the Report which, has been presented to tic; Coriwi. It is or, dered to be printed" end when the copies are tcceis.,- ed horn the pros, will be fully discussed.. - l'he ?articular Itegol3tion of the Succe44ion appearsto be:jar the piciebt, tesereeck by the tortes. A well, has lately. been discovered in the keep of Dover, Castle, by Mr.:IN-tinted, of that pl ice ; i . t , is . situated, in Abe illic4neas of tife,24. E, wail, n.:ar the to of,tlio bitilding, and exhibits a line ''speciinen of tirC oa.O9ry of _gar aneestors, hung steaned . to the, hottotii with the greatest regularity nod compaOnesg it abiliii live teet in diameter, aVId• is up warilso tour luiridied feet deep, This, according to troth. tivir, is the c ide ntical well that ; Harold proruised Aa, ' with the : castle. of Dover, into th. 1)311c14 . of the Contiuror,,, the breach of wench promise ,co4l the ,fol pier life and .king tt4 eirstetiee, in ibt ab.ove.tuentioned hai. been . long iitiown,; but it had been so vcry„catettiily. over, that its precise siiutsu ,r, had, until lady, eluded the 1n0.,t diligent irittorN, SPORTING INTgLT,I,";ENCE. _ DONC ST ER E s . 23. The r iittwilliam Stakcs. A '...snot, i,prion of togs etch, wiih s,gs adehil.hy tho Corpor“on of D.neast“ fir horses r.s(.: ii-el,•aKes-t-t ivir•year rry Est mice. t year o Is. tout year. olds, gst 91b tire ...‘ear oinsi ost 't .lix • car oi,s, 9se. Sib. and age.e4se. 71b.— I he last mile and a hat' • Mr. Garfo.rill's ch. liy Camillus, 2.yrs old . I)ake of lia na !! n's h h Asheore, 5. y.rs old L 3 Ditticnior's ch • nt Litnei feat, L 6 yrs old 3 Duke I,r Lvtti'S (11. .)11,. by Striiillto,t 'old 4 c. joint itiitt.hina,n. ,ytr old 5 Mr, Uppleby's b. i. I ia-triutt, by tici pint. ,s•) jeld. 6 Lrt c. Tnn!)tti - --hy Ilapanntart, 3 yrs oh! -7 Sr, r Sta l - es. --Sivr:..p;;tates of sigi. each,. p. p., for yar Mils; cots to carry gst 210, B.A. --ht. Leger Course. MI. Gascon;tie'cli. c. by Solcerer . r Sir W. b c. Amadis de Gaul . a Mr„ Fratiirling's ch. c. Scaiiip t by bobtail . . 101 to ti iiSat Mr:. Gascotiott's clt; c. ; :6,, to 8 ago Aimths de Gaul ;. too to 6 agst. Scamp Twepty i .fburhorsei s tarted, a c4cunist.t.m: ;Icier known benhe ;38 paid- ; won pretty easy. • • The ludgspaced only three. l'7o‘lore Stakes of rotas rich, It: ft fir colts and fillies now 'our yearsrold, colts Bst. 71b Wiles Stit:,4lo.—.l.GUr 11CS. Lord MiltoWs Hr. C. :tin 6'4 F. Stanoisit's b. r. by , Mr. Teaale . . . - . I:4even Paid. - ' jiandicap S mcepstakes of roam. h. Pt.-St. Leger Course.. DUice of Leeds's Mowbray, lisr. 12.1 b. t Sir H. BA;raliatit's Sledmere, 7sr illb. 2 Lord Fitzwilliam's Cervameso List. 711 s, • 3 Duke Qt ilamiltoo's gr., t... -by ildloioi,(de..l ired ft ) 140,11,Darlingtou's Trophoulus, aok, Sir W. (;‘,.g.l's ror. doroy, ist. Ob. each, two, mites, sisrgs % h. tt.—The 14itur pail! fu, bait: , I.lis Majesty's Plate at' 4nage. for all hdrses, Sec. fdtst.yeat olds to carry lost. 41b. tivu year. ulds.)4st. 61a. iritio.it. olds I.2st. sod shed 125 r. 2112. Four miles. Lord Scarhoroug,lo,s br. rn.. Henrietta, 4 yr; old .. , s M , r. 'P. I)uneambe's b. m. Ceres, 6y is old, . . 2 Sir Q. Armytagess gr., I. Nun, by Shuttle, 4 yrs oh! 3 Fife To asTli !Tagecly of Tins Jahn was Aosk brOuglit forward with all that *splendour ,Whiip i tdorlialerises the representation of th higher "order of Ararnatic-prodUctions at Covent GArderi v Tilaii : l;l The' part of King John is one of, the'mosr ,40oPEWNTI441 KaIi IBEX'S prUieSSiollarCifOrt. It is . •vigoroils in performance,— ah, tin t: cou'id bed tvquirt d 'Constance, Had CHAR LES K itMISLE kV Ai animated, playful, 'and energeti c in the part of.lke ' It ts,o4ervetl•in-a IVlotu,ng . l'aper of, tois day, that " GARRICK, With all his talents, was obliged to aban- dots the part : of , John; and content himself with.the ' subordinate on of, the Rastrad." The et to cats know tittle of the talents of Gartnick, it be sup -poses that anyliart could ever have been subordinate ~in-f E ec4l-, hands, TIM - truth is, that .Julia; threw It ntio . chiß l / 2 04ef, had ton... Attach monotonous t n, : lan- Criol; for the verywile., powers of GAltitiCk, anti (hat •ne ctitis . o'Vati Bastard because hes could in tlutt part stretigth, as. well as his fire, and energy, intu,attion: - Tile:part of Ituti , it was Supported in a respeilable manner by 1 4 ,02111'0n auk little CitArstots• gave all requisite intereit to Arilvir. The after-piece was . The ../3/ind. Dui I, in whiCh AZlfi. C. KY. :v/}1 L appeared to:much advaritage 4 and was highly applauded. A drunken fellovt , in 'the, upper ,boXes di.,turbeci the audience by inthulent exclamation's, and by' waving his umbrella, and atterwarda his coat, in defiance of- generisl probation.' 'This itidecem c.tadu&.l Wit.; ,t(iCl tong. ‘l,t , length his hat was indignan.ly throa on the. Stage, and lie was, put out of the T.rat Surely the Ponce Of Her who is statioati at the Theatre should prevent the audience from suck , dis. tbrbance. 'Mrs. Gt.ovn.a is addr.!cl to the Lyeetirp Company this season.. She is .one of the .Very. best Como: Aa'resst . 's of the day, and it is to he hoped that her - .lalatits444ll be ditiwn' forth by chartlcters worthy - of •.. • .• Airs jottp,‘N. is shortly to:perforni a few nights at COVenf-G,4d9n Theatre, and as . hg r _ povvrs are im thity will doubtless be very attractive.. Mrs. MousTrAtx is rccovaring from' the 'serersLin. .ckpositiou under which slte has -bean labouring 'for sumo time past. . • Mr. JOkEsßuttEtt-rw. hos derAned the hilitr,of the Soushwark &fir:tiers to give him thc , l , ,,tolivort •iri a Cariaiihtfe for a Seat in Padierrtein. Mr. otoiv. nII.T,T LUIS Shawn , fivicrnal ayttiputity in the Com. 'toeing ,~r,llrclt he. has .made,• upon the thiase pf Crlinrnons hiS letter on this.eceasim The Jig, 491 r ge - 4601),. ho , .vever, .with all the usual crust mob, ,have resolved to disregard. his ". thrust honour `, l ..upon • it3E, Cdy 0? T p 8 Tit HAsunit...-Tbe lot ks of. the -ritrC..l44 ll l64 4 othets ill the l'reasury, .h,tvo . lately ,Otv.l € pett,taud the property secured try theta sll,lltort,.. iiia depredation a•a catonFttcli on Yuen. clay wi,t,hcipt I I V:isf attacking to Y. stettl3y niorkeng Sayers, OA ticawoarverOtticer, sclit tor. lie accord afteroed, and- -exatinitiett locks and pre. so t; in.ll had. Oc, IA t,p 0(14, 1 - . tot it could not he as, ',ethyl it was.dotie,by ar,y person who access to I prof dsess or if hi cow mon robbets, ho expeete.l to find the llal iomit ireastart, (rent the • tanote the burl& gl, rs. pilm,ap.d, etopetty lijuk,ll,corlfiislB'.ufboti,s .10 , 1 slaliollety. flo‘tt-3:lltlAT.—Yeserday, a porter, betoiaging to the 'Golden Cross-fon,' Chartng•CtOSS, WAilt enlarged kith feloniouSly slealing a par4t.:l, containit'tg, t tiro* : I 0.1. Blt*dof Eniitand noted, and a `vari.ety.of papets,, witieli.was , ,wnt by . Mt. Dobiee, the pit'wiihro'her of , f olhortit? the aboye z ipo c dii etetl to, Mts. Dobree', at \Voretai. The parcel 441 no,t reach M,,,,,..1)..)- hressi.l4l..titt,;eipetled tirua3. -One-ot the &loos luta heett-trac44,l : 4ol;the prisoner. He was colornitic.d• tor briber examination. .. 11 4Atiorolt000kt-si'aerr.—fottl ;044. hey-coachman, was charged at this ()dice 4)1) Tues. day, with asszfnlting two ladies, fr oat Covel*gitr den Theatre, on Monday night. 'Flit, 1,34 .es rtfused, :0 puy.au extortionate demand of two inore :bun th 6 defendunt's fare, when he detained the - 11 . x calf an hour in 'the• street. ROI , beiitoWcti oti thqiti tho'.most — upprObrioui epithets, 'in addition to Om assault., ,Tho, defendant was cothinitted till ho found b3il, to answer the complaint at the Seisions, Ttic,4l,ly morning early, an infant carefully wrappt,cl op; and deposited in a :basket, was ver e a at t ht, decor-of a Gentleman)* liouse in Pivca. , ( ha y, wos pintlttl tO the Clidct' S breast, iti.riting that ht' .x , ns to he called Fretlet le, and that. triti (spiel in the family. The rnarget - of the house, a bil%lts Gentleman, disclaims all iitiQ,Pletlgti of the little. stranger, but has liummely ordered that a nurse and avery t hing_neeessary for th be provided at his ex pence,