The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-29 00:00:00

. ~ . . •*. ' Pos r A.SSTABLY -':-- , .- , - bri Nloii:lii' a Post Assen;blY :of 't he 111 A 1 V 1 )'()! ; theriff s iiiitl Co mmons ,' was h e ld ' at - the-Council , linue, in Wili , inu•street, to prepiire an Addre ss of ttingrainknon tti his R oyal Highness. F.' , .....h.1 iviar shat Me Duke of fork, upon' his ‘re-appointitient a s torn'tlianaerAn-Ciiii•f. An' Address' to -that etrett tltavin'up by the R e c or d er, %Vas un4nirriously agreed ~ to bytheLortl Mayer a n d B o a r d of Aldermen' and sent to the Sheriffs and Conitiapns for' their,,.conour tetne, . 'Some strife arose who sh...uld be'forernost* in sup- porn , g Ibis measure. Sir Edward Statiley'moved the SherifTs and Corn rntme'ra to concur With the Loid Alayor and Board ol Akermen. . Sir Jantes . RitliAll - .,..conded the' motion. Sir Edward Stant( y said, that he hid great satis.: fatlon in reflecting, that the e ill While so many persons i • iAiiwiuri of London h a d ran eager l y i nto t h e train I d the ctmspirators, Ma) had attacked tti.ho hour and the peace of 'his Royal Highness, the City 01 DeWitt had maintained a dignified silence, and seorild to -degrade itsdt by Biting coun:enance to snc!!baseliess.4.:-Sir Edward then expatiated- on ' l 'e itiestithable suet tees ins Royal Highness had: done to the q - unt lY by h'l ; e - xcelldin tegulittions' . of the artrty, abd attritnited 'Much' of a lie fate successes to this source: Mt. Pdnersoi, f0ii(,,w,.1 Sir Edgard on -the Sarllty ground., lie.satd, that while th e p ar ll' ar h entary in quit, I was-p ending ; wink . 10 many, cities and cor- Ntatintis were pouring tit thetr streams of adulatiun tt)f r. ttEl Gas `re ut .Jr.W v `Wardle and his og' ne itte rsoo), had been t o u y several ,per.. sobs hi t.„.ing.ille, busultsi.tenwittd in that House, end involve ii.e cite in the common intattly ; but hi' t ad iti‘tted such appiications with disdain, and be Iv " " u w tiaPpy in joining m the, iiddtess ot Con. tiartuation.; ' l ices It now plot, and carried by loud and universal acclamation., Mr. Patterson then moved that it be sent to the other House tor their concurrence.. Alt. Gittira second:d the i not i cm: 1:1' Slid he lead not spoke on tile question, but he reserved hint self, as ha had heard, what luck t2d deserved no'cre tlitt that an oppos;tion Would' he : made. to .the Ad dress, but lie was happy. to see it:pass thus liie CoNltal approbati(al ot a 'lull. itinse• • - ' ' ' Mr. Stephens (Mattel) Iwid, 41w Prince; Regent siincid have been thanked; an omd. t±x ted, Pre or but s'ed s°lne 416111vz,finte at his havittg, b een it tdiy theatitmcd, ' . „ • ~.... ~ , . Mr, Clitiaril agNed, th at. hi s R o y a l Elighness the l' lf in ", lk ige"t ti.tio,ild, in ilie- tiro instande, . have been tnankett ; bat it must be recoltecteni that , i 'L, e bu'ine's• (441 '4 day e nuNted from a body' of wain merchants unoSiu to ' utiquetie, , and who possibly In tl ight _think that the City :having .:very lately. 44- tn 43'144411e 'le g e " , it [nimbi on this occasion be neeet"tY ; howev, l it , certainly 'ought to , have Intri l tett l4 IT I • It " 0 peisuil of greater. wes , ght than . t , - wotio take it up, be would, ay the „next da'"`"1101Y, Asembly, wh.ch w.ould occurin a ..inw y 5.... ....,,, . . • °l ' IMessage front the Roaid of Aldermen, to /tend th,. Address by thin; Members, of this Cm:- t (3 '_. ) "-11_,411, without Qxpetice, to the city, Iva.. ti , a m . d Li , u, 4ii he.iiiitZ oo one or two occasioni been t; trn ''hen t z,er \'itilout patting them to a guinea thtl'e'k'' so was he reany to no at;ain, especially (*Pon (111,Pr"'" (i ceasion ; but he thought it a respect the 1 ,0 his Ciice t.e Duke of .Rieliniond; : to put ~.' Aduress inch Ins hands and reque.tt him to tor ward it for ~i . , t ow ~,1 . r' "e'l purpose he - olovoii, " That the Lis Grp and Cutottioi. Couticil should wait upon kuac. to iequest tie Would their AddreJ.s to in s forward wa s a Itoyallitiness," whiCh LL'ing *roved of, greed tu, anti the HP(.liiC adjourned. .- - ---.7.,...................001. FRENCH PAPERS. . • Tanta, JU 1 1 NZ 22---In th e 16fe o'f St. Clou d , to- 1 I: , lie I''How, . PrOVIbiUtI . S ' will b e distiibuted by Lot terie!. re 4'll Mho be fou nta i ns of wine.. 'The I"habl. tants of Paris, Vilsailles, Si. Claud, and,the adjoin tig Communes, will 1) ad .iitt e d t o draw in the Lot ijr)el• 1.'1,e drawin g for Paris will take place at six 01i evening, at twelve different places. 'rite Pri.zes, Ni t i 1 ,,' Pald In. morrow, at.four P. IM. in the Park ot, '''' ' 4lO . The lotn,tains of Wine will be opened al ille, sante hour and place. • "The public will ei,j oy t h e park, walks, games' tre, and every thing of arnu s . h Ma is arranged to give a succession Jjalr;, ',eniqbis without 'contusion ; h° that .--i- fi intention of having a day consecneed to t he pY,..,,?f his Penple may be:.iccomplished. The-°7,4` ' ‘ ," e ," to serve as a banqvieling, hall. The " re. ii , °r " wilt be let oft in , tlie plain of Boulogne. At es" the .re will be a general illumination, anti tile, , dirk woodi will be lighted by a profusion of ' varie !(}ter;/,,,15t111)4. The Cainle will tes.emble an enchant- IL palace The grand, cascades will plaY. Upon I.;''il i re in the open air Nil' be Oven the fuic 1 bli al l e o and a ballet by M. tiardel. Madame hard will lisetnd in •i , large 'gill balkeh" 4 ' eneh bunds 70. 60 e. - . . ............ . tCiIiiLATIVE BODY.•. --SITTING 01' JIiNE. %'I • Atte r th e „ the proces verbal of had been read , . ie li'Tlet-nhly proceeded to the scrutiny to tiomto _ , l ie : ) el)th le% who are to compose the Commission of \i "tici n. M. Menseignbt was named one of the ,Arnetn,bers. The Same operation will ,take place to , 1 ! I troty to coiyiplete -tte Commission. " The Co.rn wi'iliil'`l.3 of Vinanee and • internal Administration I, )e tag,..ittized afterwards. ;'I4NA. JUNE i2,—..1n the late En' assaere of the il ik at Cairo., the numb er killed is 25 , The whole • ‘,llllllYlof liAft Bey is exterMinated. &batten BeY 1101.)-'40. among the first. The booty made by the 'Ps Is Incalculable. • .................................... or (Jie number of stray shoes in the Court-yard of iiairittin.liouse, on Wedurnidsy, was so great, the y N a large tub f o .1 which the shoeless Ladlos l x ,„,,_ I , oit 1 , r n . h .: . : . ift ~ 1 t.., ,_‘istevir, tind 4180 ladies to stied their lost property ; many Gentlemen, might be seen walk. I n in ,''"Y in their stocking feet. About a dozen fe tt,4•ltts %Vete (1.0 completely disrobed it,) the squeez,e, v:::: e1 ' w..:Ot oblivd to send home for - clothes, before e'4111(1 venture out in the strtets • and one Lady 41,,,,5(? completely disencumbered of ' "alt dress; a ie.- icd.l, tklu-siie, in kind compassion, V. rapped her up , 4,1 yoii. , eVeral PerSoM digtinEiion arrived, here at late hour yesterday evening.,.and early this mornitig; but, haVA , not appeared in public, from motive. 4 of rrspe& .to his iWyal highness the D.ike of Gott cpster, who has not yet entered the town'. An icrunetiSe, concourse of persons assembled this morning at eleven o'clock, .at. Great St. Marys Church, wi.ei'e 'Grand Sele6ion of Sacred Music was pertoirneci by the most celebrated vocal am diti strumental performers on the. spot, whose names were stated in yererday's Letter. Amongst the sources of attradion, the c?thibition of Mr: Sadler's Balloon, in the Town-halL is con- Stand) , atterided by an immense crowd.of individuals, ,froth the humble peaSant . to the elevated . Peer, who all join in one sentitnent of admiration, on witness ing, the superb and mjestic appearance of this int mensemachine, which is displayed irr all its sym metry. It is 34 feet in chatnetet,.and contains 363'2 square,fcet of lustring silk, which Is varnished - with a solution of Indian rubber: . . The whOle; wheroinfialcd, contains 20,560_ cubic feet, and when tilled with ga, the calculation i s , that it Will: raise from the t atilt 12861 b. The car is truly splendid, and . 14 ornamented in a style wliich does itifit*e credit to Mr. Sadler, who 'has on . this occasion spared neither 'pains nor" expense to do ho nowt' to the illitstrt us Par* in C'elebration'of wriOse di;tingui.hed zles he is abbot once inhre to,brave cite datigvrs of •to aerial v(iya:, - e. 11l the car, vi;t i i c h is to b atta 16 the b 11 roil 1);, - 'hi' ty gimp ) ; bi it', t,..t-woi ihd 0), ets the whole, Mr, &idler, a,. no-i.estioK little girl, wily toniterti yea;s t and Di - Clarke, are to take their stations. lit'' ate to proyided kith life ,)resert ers, irons; ana all the usual Opforains, .11,,t wlll ascyo,cl, as has already been stated, ttoi!i the Giestt Stla.i e, in Triliit. ) College, to which speeta , . lre to be almitted by tickets, L 5 s twit, on Wedl:eiily . next. . This evening: the.:second grand Concert was per formed at the Senate House • to, a crowded ,and tashico au6ience; and on last evening .the per former* were grvel,d, with. tile ,rodsil,entliusia.,lic bursts of applause, which :nog, tittongh,,the,• of the aturounding,Collegc:i iii rt..peated.ealines...— The folloing wag,the `,` hill of for the evgn, tug's thitertointrielat (;rand Symphony, The Surprise," Dr; Haydn.. Rt.it. et Aria, Mrs. Ache, Pueitta. Concerto Mute, Mr. AShe (Al S.) Soma, Mt. Braliam,•Sarti, accompanied on the 13iist:oon by Mr. Holmes. Glee (Ms.), harmonised by Mr. Greatotex, Mrs, A:dic, Messrs. Ilawes, Goss, and Bellamy. Stara, Madame Caudani.. Song, Bishop, composed expressly fo: Mr. Bellamy. Re. citative aecompanied. It Ixould be needlei . s to say a banquet so rich w3s'. en • j oyeu by the v,trious amateurs . , fur, which our ,col .leg',.s.,are celebrated, with peculiar gout, • His ROyal 1-lighness the l)tike at Gloncester and Suite rcadied Trinity Ir d, at st.:•Vcii i and an .this happy event b.:ing by the seniar.l36dell to. the • Vic=•;-Coane . eller, t hat" lleverna Dot'tor tition his lloyal accorit-.. pitied by the PrOlori, , A,honll exP:essai t i ke 011'i %%71;1111i:it dig... „ wnicn nasever be, n tI Oeci.ilt it chariolc s ristie of their Manners, and rik 4uyal ilig!mess received tl.em with his Acin. , , attie,t urbanity. The heals nt ry ' runs try the kippy 8110 the i i , ,ten•etii saii.l.r -tion preq;aileci tltrext~h~~ut the Coileges, a Itehog u µ itch the inhabitaiits, most pni,ieipat ed. Toe Duke or Gh.lie,ter's band arrived tint day, and . the nitatbrr or t iyiters if 'rank who hate beet' pouring in from all gnart •ts; prepar. , tary to the In stallation, tozinorrow, txceeds all calculation. The following Degrevs were eotiferred an Wed nesday last :--- ' ' ' MASTERS OP ARTS folin Clarice, of Sidney College. Henry Ilickerstet, of Cants Lollege. renjarnin Putlan, of Ci4IC IVilliarn Frederic: Caainbers, at Trinity College. IIk.CHELoitS OF A leno Tames Williatn IlelLony, of Quuen's College. 1. Utbball Newman, ut Canis College: BACIiLLott IN CIVIL LAW. lohn.Cox, of loos Colll4e. `Mr, Charles 'Heath, of King's eollgge, tvlls ye ertlay adrirated Fellom.of that •Society'. t. The Rev. C. A. Wheelwright; B.A. 'of, Trinity College, Domestic Chaplain to the. Right Hon. Dowager Lady I,,iltord, was on Monday last cil iated by the Right Rev. the nishop of Lincoln, to the Rettory of tittle l ham, i'ith Castle Bythatb annexed, in the, Biot se of Lincolb .• • 1 .• • .. • The Report .of the Committee on the Laws re lacing to Penitentiary-11°1)w' has been printed by' order at the. House. ofreotutnons. . it states, ,that 'join the evidence received, the Committeenre of opiniOn that Aim system. of petoteotiary imprison ment is calculatiA to retorm infrittle:s, and ouglit'to be pursued ; but that it is trot expedient to.crect tot that purpose a„Petiitentitiry-ltourse or 11034 S for England and.Witkg j but that it would be moo: ad visable thot -a separate' house or houses should be -eretied, in .the first instance,' tor London and . Mid dlesex, and ilia' tn,eastires should be taken tor car rying on the peritetotary,systern as,soon as may fie. practicable, M.diderunt parts of. the ceuntly. Thursday the corrible of Mr. BENNINO- Was over turnedin the New Road, by corning,in contact with the wheels of a stage waggon, laden with flour, and - Mr. Dowd his lady were thrown out ; the latter in her fall pitch6d on her 'head, which bled proluiely,' ,ancialle was when into a house near the spot, where ' surgical' assistance was procured - . Mr. 8.. escaped with Mile st , ght ,bruise. The vehicle was dashed in piece,' The lady was afterward conveyed in a coach miter residence in Bond street. • Tun FLyme; TAILOR , --K letter from Ulm, of the Ist inst. The promi,ed att,-mpt- at. fly ing, by for Bur:ow:La, with the Wings he had made, diii•not pro-ee sueLe , sful. HetAACCCI him self on the walls of this town, at the edge -of the Danube, fallie purpose of dying over that river ; but no sooner had he Wiped limn the wall than oat of his wings tiroke, and 11,! tell into the Water, and . must have bcAM drowncd, had not sortie' botits wine to his assistatiLii," likTEACT , QF A LErTFR FEONI CAYENNE SG A. GEN- TI.,EbIAN IN CI 71/A,TIID MAIICft'IO. DEAR Sin, • have re..v2rvel letter for the cernrnotnek+lion of loc:41 intellisQnce, t.,,d for tilt - purpose of, our rediug exageratecl rermits. - A; a true recital.of the late disfurbancelti Cayenne may be highly interesting to itiliny petsnoswllo aft! abs . eqt proprietors, it would, be I.l.;efti l to gibe the following fai ts a publicattoc. in One of your daily livers. AMong the' Portogtiese troops :t - nployeil in the redutlion of Cayenne, and 'who have since tompos:: ed the k;Lirrison, fte privates ut the rvgiiiit.ni of 'Macapa, have been di,iinguished tur their okorder ly conduct. • A short time atter - the capture di the Colony, a partial revolt took place in this rf.si rnentt kinder the pretext, of irregular pay ; this mtivetnent was quashed at , the time, but th spirit df revolt remains unextinO,uiiheci ; 'and,* it appears that ever tsinCe:, k they have been * working to biing about,a geperal disatfection ut the whole garrisom. Onthe 4ili inst, the Government had intimation thiit the tettutitt of Macap3 had deterulined own revolt, the Object of which - twits a 'ma,sacr'e of the Otlicersof Government civil - and military ; and the pillage and destrnaion of the tuWit : the necessary precautions` Were' taken in 'doubling the guard at ,ditierent posts, The night of the 4th passed over in tranquility ;* on the Morning of the sth, ti‘e or six persons Were arrested, -examined, and •cetninit tett to prisOn : the day p:fssed. over without any dis turbance, the previous examinations, however, dis cleSed that the regiinent of Macalia had iothlenced the other regiments, so that • it would' be inept udent to rely on any part of the gctrtison, fn the moment of necessi.y—our positient o:as tilarrnin , g, and in creased b) the' circumstance that the inhabitants were Without armi, On the night of the 511.), between nine andleti: o'clock, the teVolteri took to 'their arms; anc!' dim %tided theiwolves into three battalions, destined' tor the attack of different posts the 'principal one matched a Oust the Government `Square, fur .the put pl: , ze of seizing the tiela pieces, arid• getting pos sossi..n of 'that quarter. It appears that hour prev4ai to thit noyetant, the . COmMandatit had been it'iprised by a Ile , . , 2rter, and had assernolod The Officers drftlie . ,ditferetit regiments Who,With a corn pany o 1 elpetners, coliii(ywd 'the principal defence of the SqUare, and'of the G.;.verottieni. The Mid des Cas4triies" open , : nn the Government Sluare; in a short elbow, • Nvhefe the I ciolters had arrived, When they were challenged,hy: the s„turinel - ; a tire of grapeshot wo upentd itorri the Sltiarti and atter a contest 'with sword rind biyonet, tor ten'or fifteen minute , , the:/ rltreated, and were pursued to th'cii girt:lets ; the party which coarco fiat were alto 'tepulstd, and' the off , vitneut •An t ipp tinl . a r y: I hi fl 4. that they calculated cwitfue.,fly t their enterprize; and were con viiicvd that the collii)aby of artillery . ocruld riot act i%ai,.51 11'10111. of the ringleaders were ''slot }:eSterlav • Dotitog tile affair, the . :ter part of' the two . Other regiutcnt , . carne down to 'the defenCe ceP4,alidA . ,lVe 1111111ed13!0`tertnination to the ,tl5- pun , . We at now pcyle:tly tt;ttiquil, but 1 re'it:tY thud; th,it, Lid it nut been forthe energy of the Cointuaniini, Lieutenant Co:onel hAiticAT, in,d the :rim conduct of a: few of the Oth,:ci tipat we ,!eould have been conipletely y u; a tiler cd,,„ 3yl;rnsi, to be entitled. to 1 general pillage iii th e cur p iu o it u fr the, island, but having been restrained by tho Of ricers, the). had detjn - inined ,to put th'em Out of the way and then accomplish 'their th•mires. The in habitants hale returned their thinks to the Govern ment; a;;d It iving cscapen death by tire a n d woi with that elasticity of wind, tc hich serves as a hat* kind of ithdosophy, are ai unteli'disivsetl " a la BAgctello' ever. 0 5P01111AG INTELLIGENCE, 1.31.8URY RACES. WaDP4I.I)AY, J AY , 26. A S , Neepsiakes of 2ig.f. each, is tt. with toogs, added by the'Club, tor hor6es, &c. of oilicrent ages and qualifica tioi:s. . , Lord C. 11. Somerset's Scorpion, 6 yrs old, tier, roll?. 1, Lola Itingdove, 4 yis old, tot.'2lb. sir 11. C. Lippivicott's Ilephestlot, 4 yrs old, last. 41b. 3, Mr. Whinoores C assbtuwer, 5 yrs old, test. Ob. 4 A Sweepstakes of cgs each, with roogs: added by. tb.3 Clllb, for purses, &u, tnat never woo more than I.>ogs. at thne, excepr at liihury, Maddingion, or Lord I";.“:kVilie's Wood Damon, 6 yrs old • - Mr. Trevarkion ,ttarnes b. g. by OM, out of Q,Mz, .; yrs old Mr. Cope's Turtle, by Gokain,t. ant of Carthage,-4yrki old 2 ('.l(r)l.ol.i‘leilails.yislatienre7,l(rn:nsuAnl;:i4l(.l;l,s6oi.t.ir: boltedold - • • LitritC.ll) Plitte of c ,l. by bases' < ot'All deitominations. • Two-inile laws. Mr. GigklWrCrti, Cambric, .4 yts old, toot. 1 ilb. Lord Lt,yther:s llnnter, by 1)0t . ,‘ oat), Linn by An. caste's', aged, ti t. 2 I J I 2 2 s ,„„ ei ,,,,i c e, of , t s. each, scgs• ad !ed. New Mile. Lord VaitnourCes Spectiriton, toot. 7tta. . .... ii 11. Ltitpir,cutt's.tal , , 9,t. 1 ,0 ) . . - .. Mr. Grritlttd's Wood;,,rk, i i,,0. - - - Sir', ilawkin3's 11.15..,... ,n, ~ ,t. Illb. .. .. A capttot Ittmv. V. NRURY RACES, WaDr4lO.l.)A"l, JUNE 19. Munsey'S b. t. by NI-.t , tr, 3.; rt. old,' jSt. r tlb. r Mt, Sil4W t s hr. h. lirtnoi,:tott s yrs old, s 2 1..40 Stamford'. b. f. Nlootitit.t, yrS out, W. illb. 2 3 l)itcher's b. c, Ciisp, 4 Yr , „ td. 7,r. 71b. .- 3 The tionter's Stitkes it, with rcl. added, nine.: tuvo Subseribets,otte tour-La.::: wai wt,n by Mt. in o's br. e beat tic; other 4. t 4 yrs otn i ,l'llere was nu race oa Tilor.A.ty fur the Noblemen .anti C;entleturn's Plate. • PETERROROUCd4 RACES, t S DA Y, 31191 E, 2j. Pounds given by Earl Fitzwitfiant--No raee. A Niatcli for t',..ogs. - Three-mile ike,ltS. Mr. triewlitiriC:i h. in ' by brass; 6 yrs. cltt. . • Mr. HAW:, lA . . h. itUtilbrai, 'yrs ohi Twu exceilent bcats. Wort by'scArcely bait A neck. 3 tut on Mr. Platers 10, li, I I 2 wsoNrisosv. • The Mend), Hate (t 561. for allsigcs. Mr. boultbces ch. b. by Wa-y, 5 yrs old Mr. I..:lnistic's b, C.ititvtr,s )./, Mr. Bo.: t . 1 ronsidL.:, Ira old , Mr. Suckle's b. h. Emign Walsh, 5 yrs old . bre 11: tionalras, ,r yrs o ld • _ .; Each hcat . COtebtt,t.t.---3 to t.pu I ronsides. A Ilitch for jogs. Mr. liadley's O. In. The Gointicr, 6 jrs old Mewboro'§_b. m. CArohne, 6 yrs old . Won Vl' ltit tOt ott tit. Ciiitit'!'t. 1 +2 2 3 i 3 .4 4.44- COURT OF KING'S BENCH, luNt .13LICKE; K'SIGHT, v. DUDLEY, CLERK. Tht Wag . tV 441 fbr a new in an a where the e,xeCutor , ot one . .:VL•s. dece.sed, had, recovered a ver3Rit aga.nst the fendatir, (61 a preletidvd breaJ of co. errant in 4 lease, in coning'tinilcer•Witnout : w.; adion :he deteodant had ple;:ded .it. , ll ° cenh . e given tip Mrs. Allan to (nit the tio.ber, for the purlios- cif repairs. T!,e Tule haJ been ditetited .to awn,' over till the pl,ii;nitf at,law bad attivvered a Hill 114i,t lzy the deten taut in the C , ,ort at Chancery ; illi;ke being only the no!nitial fia.tyitl, and in.: ac tion hiving in 1.10, brought in t.is n.nu bY' another persOn clai ing the beuctit of such c04: 7 natit. It being, h,p.vete;, ct. arly a,tuittted ny answer-of Sir. Charles Blicke that given the' thlvndant li'eetise to cut the ti.t , b question, the Court riot only granted the defent.i , it'=; motion for a new trial, but reconnnz:OdzU the pal t‘t..; to leave the matter to reterene,i. A Letter frOm an Officer of Rank in 1,nr.1 LlNGToi's ; Ariny, datt:ti Campo INltior,. 10.. y: 1811, says:..." re :s t i l e i" you my seniiinents with to (),,r gall Ant the Potto,_;tivse. I have at Ways 60011 att.'mt i . ,,• Obseiver of c,-.lLn:t' in the field, aii.i 1 1, 2 , 1 conld behave_ b:.ityr on all occasions. 11 ', branch- has this Army .beim iiroUght un to ;L.! :pos•oble state of discipline; and the OtliccNs,r; 1-4 with them deserve-the gr•-rttcst er , Alit. A a of what I have always advahettl eh. this .t, beat,/ yotta copy of a Division Mettorathiom, idle, the enemy hat retired train• Foenle4 Low); , tly Maior-Getterli l'icroN ; and hire only to tN grey, that our Wliqrl), di hi: olllant . soldiers seive, du not mow utter P ' fliiirKS of tl,eirapprobalion to thc 1 , , as tiicre is no people ill lice %volt' 01) wii*Oat it I ter effect, and tend to better coo,,Ai-t'oc.:i. 0.1( ,Ovvh troops. do 'not *tir.ant to a nmen ft aie `field F;tlle l'olihgue-se are nai)st undeubtcdlv i lig of one, an.l.rho equally glorious (,6 you 4:lll'obser've the)ostice of my rem :ilk's' in ',annexed WiMOitANDLOIL. • PICT4,'N ot)stived with great —c.- tisfaBioll the ,cooduct cat the tw'o Lrigado vt, t!: - ' Ivry unk.l% - r y 9.11: cpill juand duriag the atilio, iit cat 3d and oth, inst. ;" and tit) regGests th ),.. , 11 ‘‘ cept of his thanlc, atkci_Qoutwupicate tL:t:(II (0 h , t; Oifwer4, Nr,f)-cce.liriaitmiiuneti ()dicers iinct men Qt. these btiv,l:::;, for their ;teal•.'s • ,attiVay aud ~, vicellutit • • conduct on . ttr.:se oCc..,tv . ons. - " NAYetrAver, latti Sigtitn) « M. G. Itaros."• 14,1,;:er Aretitced...), Loin, " The bonds ?t re (-4Vgl4ed, ,1;e1 thttir iieftnrr.TYlnT,;.;S•at COlieiit- • garatiTti(!atro, el:- lobir in the Do,o:in A , ioi(etbiii),4 ,consisting of oiJ k oolid), ,, l.ubitf.), cineraicht, jt,st 6) 1 1.) - pict I by .Melic , s, aud co. for tilts s As4ii4 x.t.t;Y, ai ii.argat cot : the I'h tutela baitit t4l . ,this coun * Wii!i the boys 4 0114 ow tb ig(.:n ? are *buil an.y ha r m! 1, a, d, thi> witg ‘l,i cei:z. or:laintitt is cotripl, tiny t notb sidt a. it ii'sUp,kosei .to be woith arc not I,ewer llt,tu thiee_huti4red anAfilly ti;4l.-130t1 4 in the body"ot t he lint MAIMBOROLIGIII-svitiaT.--=A young snah,,, employ of a watch-rnaaer, ritr,k;s 4l 4 was yesterday re-examined cm the charge of f:av,lhit, stoleo.watche4 from _the' thop t,l. his emplo)or icro,ls amounr,Or about 7001... The prisoner, it; appeared, had' been fcrenwn itr the shop several years, and wa considered a wan . unimpeaCinible. onafaCier until this -affair-. been some time ill, and having goneinteillie try for a fortnight, there -were . i"ttl tt for watches.lelt to heNtaited; and, tho7tilasier unable to find any single watch ingitired.for,begno to striped the „prisoner ; and on aearctitng his lodgings,. ha found up wards of LA enty, pl , of watches pled4ed ak,diderent pawnbrokers, 16,i10: amount of betwixt two and three ktuldtcd .. which,,on exaruioution, proved to. be.-th lost pro perty. pawohroker in the i Stranddhad on several of the. watches. . • The prisoner was in a dying state.opparently, i u as, his i;"complaint is such that leaves but slightliow...' of existence many days, -the patvrtbroketi gave no the property to the owner, and obtained A 1,;411 !,I sale on,the prisoner's trivial effects, and -tie v. as diA- • charged.by their consent. • ,. .Fortodkx.-7.-.7:Veritereliy. Mr. W.a oker w at the Bank, who lias undolgone sect ptiv.ite arninations, charged- with. tug to tt tcr A forged check some trine ..sinco upon me, house of Ctittis'and Co,,agatn tinclrkVent a pi examimition, and again remand...el fut examination, flitlre bug more OJAI one against him. • We nienticitied l i 'soon'after it happened, that cart; on the'morning of the Ist of May, ()/: MT. Butt,rsllvetstilith,. in 130dAtteet, ' • open, and irtibbecl of piste, jetAelltry, futon . slre, to the of eight hundred pounds. A r'em..it-: of one hund(ed•pounds had been r..ivertiied kr t apprehension of the'rohbers, but' no it Ace of the property, until within a kW dAYS; %iltll a 'AI man who lived servant in the house-at the' tirr,e ;the robbery, 'was. suspeded, and on. h , box, in . another•serviee, Petherick, • a constable, 'found of _AO tt.ol tl t „t'D to ttlo• aniOntit • of consisting of. atilt:lo3 4 and forniture. The. prisoner was (oily cottli;,4l,t for-trial. • ' ' • ' • CottoNtP:4 Imattr,sf:—/th Inquisition was 614ett on Thtustiay,' at the GeoriT.i . aunt .1)...ig00, on it •,4 Watford on the , t),,dl. 'J017;311:44 kiii: 4l oru r , Who was tilted fn a pozilistic Cuittc•st wit4l a . tl4 , t named Smith, -on Tues'tlaylast.' The . dee - ves.:4.l •••• .4 'the son of .t Teiyhletable farmer near Ifayes i • • and antagoinlit'"Wkt4: the - - son .of - A publican. A dis e .n.., originattd ill' a ea( ket Tnatc..tr", - altd mutually aireed to ft4iit. After an. 7 'nuseie combat of a eirmter or an hour, Malslord t ceivzd blo* or thri tett - Tie, which-laid 'him( prosttate . _ the ground, and . tit oird 81111011 r" Ortet, from tile elfett ()fine blow. parties had previously 1146-,.a good fritttal.' 1 I - .. - • !. ,