The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-31 00:00:00

::~:~.~: a,~:;: , ,Ot4IPI/4!'; Consols - H S .0 N. .1‘1'1) . 0 THURSDAY, OCTOIMR 31, 1.811, MAI AR Waterford. thtz—t 1 I.iabon, s ler. }, t Guenney, t Dublin, s Wiqrturd. sTocr:s T ,%Y A r vvviLv K o'cLciot. - 6411 (Thulium pir sot.sm OM. oteatto. rAi.sum C (Watt.; to the 19th inst. rcia'Atittd town iast nizht,' The most important Ottticit-q4 ilo(4lh— genet•.which they htiog. i,., that GeiVtaYtikt,t,AS ,..... TRIIO4 had bet compelletl„by the s , ,imjpr.nutribers . ot the enemy, to fall back , within the lines in . front of Gibraltar. Thu Spanish G.'neral'eti l 6cted his ev treat in good order, and without any loss.. The . enetny, ICI 'he ternher of aboot 12,000, advanced '3O far as St.iloch; but they retreated on the :18th. It ifi . r4ther 'unfortunate for General MAttmosT that (as he wished to -.cement Lord WULLINGTobI ; 3 military Candu4l) he did not wait fora sight of the English Opposition Papers before he wrote his ofh vial Dispatches ; he Would in 'them have .found a grew vit,rieiy of brow ds for censure, of which lie, who was upon the spot, cnelcl mot by possibility lisd any notion. Indeed, General MARMONT ) and thc other i FrencliGenerals, who certainly have a tislike to Lord Wk.LLIN,OTQN Odd' we do not . wonder at it) arcs not half so Violent or'io inveterate i 1) t bete fittireks Upoli his Lordship's, military fame as done,tic party tacticians, who I.eentifo stave male up their minds, from the moment he landed -it) Portugal, to find fault with every part of his con duct., and who have, undoubtedly adhered to their resolution with the greatest_ steadiness. There is something ludicrous in the observations of Gene rals MARMONT and DoRSENNIS upon the supposed error committed by the British Gyperal, 11, says MaamoNT; 1 had had ,15,000 men at hand, wh'en e,tute up'•With the Englialf ii-ar•gnard„,. 66 „En g lish • , army would have been destroyed, Ike. that is to say, if the circnat,stances of the case had been essentially" rettuit might prissibly not have been . Go gime. if, a y . 3 General Vi,e. had ,beett able to foresee that the EnaliA) General •Wodld have been .capable of conttniAing'stich 'a' blunder, we might have beat the En li.h . Army, &c. It 5,e1515, that vvitatcver ppittion the Laslialt Opp „ittiOn .Witters eivxrt.iiit of Lord WeLLarroTore* military: skill, the Drench :Gruvraht do nut think him likely to'k;Ullitll . ;t.tin,errOr such a cir c umstance d I )9t, it appears, enter into their ca:culatlons. however, val natural to suppoce, that Lord WEl:t.u.stoToN knew the Ibrce that.lVlAttmoNT and Doaststisty had,with theth, and th3t if their force had 'not been greater, his preparations for receiving them • • would have been different, It all the circumstances of the case had been completely ciWnged Olt the one: 1.4 e, • it ii not too Much to presulffd' that they would have tuldergehe iome alteratiOn on the other. This ~ f lor,ning we received Atnerican Papers, from wtoave made the. following Extratis Ntok-YOttK, $i T, 27. Loo GOT !—As our Governinnt Art sumewhat in a iip'uble willk the 13-.:lligerents (England and France), , the following course will pro ably be pur. sited by Congruti6 when they meet,.ll! , /,. to a gen :rat embargo. In the mean Clow, negot,Ltioncwill be eutervd int() with both of them ; and in the spring the embargo will be repealed, and_ intercaurrie re stored with ail thew, rid !—There will be no war. NEW-,YoRK, Sgrr. are sorry to men. tinn, that about twenty caphal failures have lately 1401 plar..e and as many morn //mailer Gilures. OcTolssfi 4.—Although one hundred instances ctiut,J .be (nay.we,ttti A llt say, have been) sited, to Olevti that . the French decrees ,are' not revoked, we think th..Cl*,; of the ship Jersey affords the punt cnrople:te" 'and satista4tory . ev:idetico that iiloll6 de. have not been revoked. • The private FICCOIIII'S from :Windsor yegtorday,, relative to hi n.ruslY , inform us ih.tt ," the KiNo remains in the,_o4inki mate reipeeling his infilittly, tacit is 'Much better in his bodily heAth, „dui) regulaily takes the. exercise of wal4ina Lluou tt ttls suite of - , i t loner" from Windsor, dated ao,, Siiys inorniiig Princesses AvousT4 and Went Out to taite their usual tide on'hnrsebAck in the Great., Parks accompanied by • Lords S-t.„ 1•121.55.,s and WA.LSINGIiiM, Lady , General Spi t Nctat, Celnuel TAYLOR hut ;hey had been in tilt! Park but a short . ;.vhon a lic;tvy a (Ain Cita; on ; 'Pr inceis Sott:llA, being still a slight invehd, very properly alighted, iron) her tinrs'e, and went into the carriage in which Ltvly ELY was. The re.t of 11. e party made a . precii)lo.ke Lord Soweto/mua lurked to.doy, on a,visit to the t i atmktc. ft , . ? ' The Mike of CLAatt4Cll has Chad ' berths at Itamsgate tit!ed . up in s v. eiy rgoot Manton', at 'Ili; own expefte,. for the convenrenceof the town. ;Misi FiTzot.Airtsci it witn•him,,and accompanies b iin i n a ll liii.voopi and excursions round the nallt. boutioz.co4ntry. • NAVAL NEWS. PtYloprx, Oc . r. co.—Arrive:it he - ship rittnicloy, M A from "Pith i cargo ut tinsber she brought pas.enLets. Capt. GONTE, LieuitOtanti - Baowis and INADURIMIa ; also arrived the Atam. Tv KENS. from Sonderlind, with coals, fur this Port .; and his Majeity'fi ship Pheasan), of. iligOotCaiii;t pA . L.,:q1114, from a croite in the 0181.00. S3ilo late 113 t evening Majesty's ‘silt:p Min, of 3G ggns; Capt. 'iSTAt.Ctili, to join the aquaatron , utißrest., • -- • '".' Put back' by. 'contrary winds;,,;the Derlingten packer. Capt. HAtivEtY, .bound JO FiliMoutb, diaty Sailed trurn nce yesterthy. - • Sailed this moriling the . ll'ltiti► schooner,' Lieut. Moxcy, but.,was oblibrd ►a► put back again by can. tray winds. Seilectthe Iris, belonging to this port, EDwhitpl a master, for Portsinnath. North Devon Regiment of Militia, in garri. son here, are expeeted to march filtor hence in the course of a tew days, for Portstvootli, The James, qartet, belonging to this port, Baia, master, is expelled to sail from hence 114 evening; for Morleis, with Ameri6n passengers, The following ships of4var areal this port, es. elusive of guard-strips, prison.ships, 'lce. Viz. San 'lose" Bella Pattie, Latinidqs, Aretriusa, Brisk, Star, Dryad, Orestes, Sabriha,Vintginura, losohtrit, Piercer. Grow. tar, , Resolute, Princess . Charlotte, DauutieSS. kahtonie, Pelorus, Mani, Foxhound, Phcaeant; Fervent, unit Synilre ; Barbara, Muller. Whiting,' anti sonei 6i:howlers, Gicarnit ketch, Albion and,Britannia cutters. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 30....—Na Arrival or t ail Cline up to S•pithead, from St.licleLi's, the Mews .ind Port Nahon. Rennin at St, Helen's the Cherbourgh squadron, and tbt Ruyal Geore,e and Sulftsure for the Medi te, ranean. Lauded Lord Founes and Lord VAIAN:II,I from le !toohoick, Yesterday a Court of Direders was held of the East India Hott4e when. Captain IVIAcLao . n was sworn in to the Command of the ship.Matiimisof lival/ty,..consigned to China direeL The Couit Aiourimd at his o'clock till twinortow. • The eifiiicains frigate, the lion.. Capt.: RODNEY,. w;1 1 be dispatched at the India 1 - Tutee this day.-- The ..tAirionts_ will touch .at the Cape, and takes oar for all the tLiferent:Presideucies, as also hir Ceylon. •' Gen. littowettl4o and his agile arrived at Porta.- mouth on lg , itadtiy, to take their *sage to Ceylon' in the 41r/cable titgate. , . The: Mundesley preventive boat has talon : into, filakeney hat tiqur au open Inggei s ' they seized on the eight of the !kith near - the coast, hay. no on' board: nearly iCIO casks of brandy and .Rio casks of geneira. The D:.ke of CLAN mita gave a very gran) and Supper on Toesday !alit, .at the Hotel and At• tenthly ilooni, Itaaisgate. Invitations were tent to about 200 per,onc, and it was attended by a long. list of the Nobility and distinguished Persons who. haverred to be in the vicinity. . . The D Ike of CuitURICLAND hat been chosen Pre. si,!ent of the Board of General Orfieers. • '. Tits TuRATII e. r —The a l•iiirable play of Measure , . for Illensuredllicl'i had not been represented for se: veral .years, was revived last night at Coven t.garden' Theatre, b , fore as numerous an audience d$ we hate %;itne,s-d during the season. The hi g h, meiit of KESIBLE in tho part 0 1 the Duke has always been allowed, and he never sustained 111 it part with more charatteristic dignity, judgment, ar,d. (yeling, than on thi s oce ad on . The ,Sailie tribute M. just ap• plause _must be paid to Mrs.. Stnnwws, wi ms ei _butyl was . a truly impressive performance, and strongly excited she 'adthiration and sympathy of the audience. Me: CIIAttLES Kamar.n was mai. ciently recovered to give al! replisite, effect to the part of Claudio. It w , old be ~unjust to Oils over Ettealr in liernardine. The difiSQlute Carelessness, savage ferocity, and drunken hel gh. genet✓ of this singular character, were happily touch ed, and had every mark of reality. It is. neediass to airy that Ltairoor, was' very, whimsical in PaJnpey, liartn”ronrs, bt.aricancti, Mu jutA y.. :ltti~►sa, and the whole of the, peffortners, deserve commendation for aetiofacy and ;ettl : in,t heir respec. tive-charaetera. The aCeneryis throughout The the nunnery, ltnrt all the buildings and *streets were pitiuresque„.and well calculated to corry a 'hack the rivnd, and aid the impression of the drama. The whole was received with gloat and merited applause. KastilLa de serves much commendation ler weedinethis play of this ranklusthisnee„ which the author doubtless wrote in conformity/10 the licentious taste of his age, but which, whottver may have been our pro gress i n god , virtue, wiitild certainly be, offensive to the retinemettt of 'Modern manners. In: addition to the performers engaged by X/r. YANIEWICZ, for, the Cotice,ris which arcs to ink* place at Liverpool early lit November, the inhati.. tacos of thot town will no doubt be gratified ta heat he will introduce to theru.the veltbrated %AN*, whet, as a singer, eat tainly stands unrivalled. The African Company have receive el accoutire l that fc. I-14)Li.EN WI Got t % POTIi, HOME 4, who wen; out in the ship lie - rtiarrtia; (rein Liverpool, were tempted by the boarish* ()111.,' weather, during the latter part of their voyage'eloni the coast of Africa, to go out in a boat; but - a storm arose, and upset the boat, and they %veg 4 hours in their, wet,elothes before they repined the ship; in consequence of %HO they contra led diseases, of which Mr. Dvu died on the tiph o f June, the dity after the ship reached Cape Coast, where he was garried on shote senseless ;,Mr. Larimrtociak on the Igth i and the two other Gen* tietnen a few day, after. Sri 4iVISII P.iPERS. VROM THE ItECKNCY GAZETTR. VAi.ENTIA IVE . ALCANTARA, OCT. so—lly gentt received from ()Id Castile, the lath Of 13S1 month, a large convoy. arrived at. Valladolid, from Andalusia, con6lsting of 4,000 person 4; LOOO dis= abled, 400 officers, and 600 serieurits - nna corporals. Thuy. brought with them a great numb. r of car rtiges, Chiefly from Edtrainadura and Mancha, many Of them abandoned by their owners, •wha.chose sat her.tolose them, than eXperience the difficulties that awaited them in such company.' Several Eng -inJ Spanish prisoners came along with who Were amply and generously supplied with eyely thing 'needful, by the vicinity. Juurdan arrived at Valladolid the loth of September, .with only 800 itiknity, who afterwards 1114:Cliti out Dur. o lenne, under whose commaod the greater .part of the torch (opposed to the sixth army direOed their course to Salamanca: From that time till the pre-:, a • sent, i body +it from iu to Il,ono inlAntry, and more than t,500 cavalry,. have entered Salamanca, together with 26 pieces of aitillety - , WWI artillery• men and 1/01$(1% correSptinding. (..)11 the 13th, he garrisons at Aitti, Letiesma, Fuente. Sauco., .and amnia, were ordered In unite at Saturant* The whole amounted to forminge body of 9,000 infantry. The laheers, !setire, 'and dragoons, itillOtlUtrA to $OO with 30 pieces of cannon,' and fin waggons tillnd with ammunition. Tha whole body is prep . preti to march by night, and the artillery ilaS alteady set . att. . Joseph Buonaparte's iloyal - Commissioner, D. Ci- , push° Ectievatia, dispatched. by 'him to was received with marked indifference' by the F rench Intendant, who informed him that he had nniliing r to do with, his. King, and that he himself might' ei ther refnain or tkpart, but without any pub!tc cha ra4ter. On the 27th oliast mouth, the Duke de Ma arriVed at Toledo from Madrid, being anpoititt:.d Governor of thit Provinee, in the room of de "La'. :holassaye, who, on the 2.5 th had tier out forCotitt, ip order to replace Belliard. The Duke brought with him a detachment 0f.25 artillerymen, midst) Of f icer, all Spanisti JuritmentadoSJ , '['he garriStin of Toledo consists of 800 Joramentados,and 156 Freneh;,thoSe in' , the .v icini ty are very small, and inteuded to escort e public couriers. • AtlGUst 14.--Seven Italian grenadier's, who hid 'ae the battle of .Talavera, passed through Na vaharnosa to. the squadron of Escalna, which had .been raised in that vieinity. They asserted, that the, enemy's troops were in a state of general disconteti!, and that many were desirons to escape. Oths. 28.- . --On the evening of this day oid4rs were issued, that all the Spanish troops hi the service of the Pretended King should march to Madrid, and that they should set out in the space Of three days. They are to be accompanied by 'the reginient of dragoons, No. 4, and by that of iii ' tantry, No. 45, and for this journey bottles are ex aaeil from the inhabitants . with weal rigor r. It is coofidently, asserted that their destination is for France, whither, it appears, 'Viejo(' is going, and 'General Garen retnains Commander in his room. The French condone to fortify themselves in the mot advantageous positions, and in Eistremedura haie Made choice of de Zerina and Zafra. Del Frisno, the insticiary,of Neuva, has written to the Fiends General who is in `Freenal with a garrison of only two hundred men, tbut. he is un able to remit the contribution of 30,000 foals which had been imposed upon him, being prevented. by a tarty of 100 horse, belonging to a body et 5000 English, who are at- present in,Alercia, a distance of two leegues from this'place..„ P s itom THE RiDACTO% GESEttAL. • CADIZ, OCT. 1 5. - -Yesterday General Ballastetos fell baCk with his division on the.iines of Gibraltar,' making his !el reat in excellent order, and in presence' of the enemy, -who with forces very snperior, end in two corps (one, as it. appears, a reserve), followed him, and hatted at the distance of halt a league.— In Alositas,•San Roque, and Loa Barrios, not an iiihabitant remains; they have all tied with. their propertylo the rale of Verde. Yesterday morning' Los Barrios appeared (will the sea to be on fire, which was probably the work of the enemy. - They are approaching the Castle of Castellar, but its fire, kleps them ht check. Sotne 'calculate thienerny';' force at mor e than 10,000 men, and say, but that is' very doubttul, that they are .commanded by General Villat. • • CADIZ/ OcT. is.--. The Marchioness of Villa, Franca, and the Marchioness of Gassa Ravago, in the game o( l ,everal Ladies of this city, have solicited' the applohition of the Council of Regency, to 'the establishment of a society for the purpo.* of sup -plying the wants of the defenders of. their country . who compole the fourth : army,. The Regencycould do nu.les4 titan to'itstliition with their apptobstion, the establishm.ent of so patriotic an institution, and applsuding the noble sentiments and distinguished zeal of these Ladies, have ordered that their ge• nerous proposal shall he. publilhed, .to servo at an, example for all the Spanish proViooes of. both he . rnispheres. TILEOIIAPHIC DISPAT6I. yaw.; THR OCTOnigt 1 7. - -The same works continue in both lines. At clay.break our out-posts and the enemy's skirmished on the grayel ground in front of the 4 11 1 1 ehal, The redoubt of La Maquina fires on the enemy, and the battery of Ruffin played upon brie troops. Our advanced parties also engage dm enc. my on the causeway. On the side of the Menu Petri the battery of San Gettig, and the redoubt of ,Barossa canonane, while one hundred of our infan. try 014$ to the other side of the river, and forth into guerilla parties, without being incommoded by the enemy At siinn o'clock they were recalled, and our,sUcrillas ceased firing along the whole line. . 'PORT INTIALIGP.MCS. Arrived from Algeciras the Sun Francisco, with fruit. This vessel has brought letters and her Master states, ihoit the divi6son of G e n er al Ballasts. tocternain, under thetstmon of Gibraltar, and the wittily in St. Roque, Heals° states, that yesierdny morning, off Cunil, he seas chased by two French privateers, from wifich he es aped by falling in with the convey which sailed with troops irom the Sand Petri. ritent ctoNctini T* o IP , OM to .4.1.. At tqtt o'clOek on the rnur ri leg vt tlrs kllOl, qv try was , in 6EI ftwv , . ce4 the infantry Was formed • about the neighbobrlioad of Bttenavi,ta. Oa the . ..stne clay Vidor wag ex peted at V:exar, with two other Generals, and two ,biacrifons. S.x thousand iiitfintry and onetboaoticl caViffy are these who on the 13th arrived to attack iOetietal g a ll a st e ros, besides 1 7 00 men, who came (141 *by the way of Nlarbell a, t5OO by La-C4Ol, Castors°, &c. We do not know whether they in. triid coming to this town, w here they wilt be soa ire. ceived at the rnoutlt cit the cannon ; our garti , aug mented, tale wags :4re crowned with arlillery, and the troops and inhabitants are animatedall the greatest enthusi asm ; the navy.. if the weather will -permit, can contribitte mach in triturating Ihe 1)1 3 1 1 s, of the enemy. Tile English troop itfiq came . io reintorce - us roc .dtsembarking. A Erg number ocotticers - have departed for the SlaC:i of lit Ada, tO.Orgait'ie 'four ba tslions 4 Seilt.-.. Ort• the t?th Genriat Ball:stews sent d !vicoll 41gesiras, ihat•the sick of his army woul4 bc ''''`. t t6 . 4lie .1111 i Verde, and every thing elSe Wo ds mb ot .1)k1 e. *e " in g , to p revent its taking into the ban enemy. . . • ' s l'At.st 4; Seri'. 27.--l'he army of Nl3cdansl4 Or undertalien no enterprize since tLe reduaW vi Figeras. - . tA LTAR, OCT. !O.—They w rite Oro IT° CuG giers, that the :Emperor of Morocco has rani.. nthsion to the French to CO'xp' !UM) h e ad oloi, i ' c and some corn . f(a- the w e of their ,armick.l.4le English will be pleased to meet them on 001 but ,whaf appeafs impossible is ,' that the triPer 4r . L il Morocco.should itave granted alas fount - la P lc : people,. when this Monarch Might . to be Well 'GP vinced, that if SPain should Mt, il4 Aft iC,III C Ol l / 1 1 and SOOD . afterwards the Whole id ogtioo, 0 O ki :. ' a prey to,the ambition of Buonapirte." V''l; quest 01 Morocco is ODO of the fa% Gunn; 1)10011 . Tyrant of Europe. . . . ... , THEZ COTES. . A niz, OCT. 17.--TWO SCAitd.lloo4 tranotol!°l 10110 it WQtild have b ee n well itn i t h e y /rya lor Peplo(.l, have . occasioned rapid end' energeii c Ifire ongr i e l , :i iureoftn. the part of tne'August .N.ninti.ii , ii t i a g te iw in d w b l v dch the hoop which perhaps would , never have bcen laim?'„ l t e they nut occurred. The fir,,t was the dePt o z " - ,„i . when announced by, - the Conciso, and tiPO l) I I ; 4 . pecte4,l'; but tills work renaititt impertilo,°::l,4 ; hospital of S.lll Gales o'0 ; ', be , the Cotigres;,,great alteranoi °lto,. standing the just and , potriotic zeal which 4 1 ' " rt ,the measures .to be taken,. and afi yet 110 nialli ' e l, - 4fiti not arr ived. far.ptitting .; hem into Lzoo m vr ir •Aili tigh the tirre WAS to be one toonib, when e. jo 1 .11 11 o viai to be newly regulated. ..rneso"d,li itt,l titan test of ;he Ex- Regen , , which. Luis oecopio . 0 attention-of. Cvngress and the Public la 6 °‘ lielik ' ats': 1 „ f ret , .God grlitti that ilia .i_vig{iiir, eliiocy, ‘''' - i 0 , 1 and firmness which the "Cori-2:, frqc showo ii 1 , liisi iilv;mce , t 1 ,- )es not die away, ur .`l. l c° l 1 ' . : (14 , ,,1 : , roefieial .etfeOts, but w‘biell. we . ° ° o l"° ,,r ui'- ' 1 ' :114. • onl their linowledge,)usi and ‘vise ni t ' B4-- ' 5 ti' e . ro .4 ed by the sovereign rep-eleutatlyclof ille r ol,st I 01 nations. .. . . ... . TO THE EDITOII OF 717 P, SUS, Till; COIILT. t; . , Ma. E DITOR, , . This vond , f . 0 ' h 66 in . Atii .,.. , r n i i jtz.mittaky tiro idi. its type ,fr„ rce its trlit ,0111.t.iike a star vi the, foot; li totgin,,,, nation :---.'". 114""hVell nli —then 160, and awn; ,r'.:;. its I'Fse throu g h and in t D w_, . til coo-.equence of its rapid motion 10,011,1% ,r, hour, r4)oving at,the rate of near 306,000 Mill; jo 1 37, which is in the lore foot of tiro A1,1,' I 'ohs:* althou g h PUI itS peribeiiob, haS; sill° „ l) ; 1 u inc ir te t a i seita t le .. 6 ,rl/0 it.. moved above 70 de;rtes, !f are's l : ) , o f I ribitoilultet:edt.ib...astaciackLOeyfrwatirs:ciar Nol,i.:oll;:iivitvii7.7 .f., 13 .1e l c i s yenatici; right of liontes,-ana hold leo ' D •3 3 , I" ~.„.„cll.l.olens, October et, R;. A . t 3 9, N. - - . ~ 0, , ...,ifi 00u miles, th e y s ord According have comets, out 0( ,twent)..)hr. %s hoe 01)631'14. t o. ably n ascertainedrsorne of which are ci?';Eior. three - to the Newtonihn ThenrY. :mabl larger than our earth, being of a su' d r' l ) .,, e to ore . e substance, not governed by the fion . A ' o o a 1, s it does not follow that they Ate C011116.e"flt eSC . )r,,. IT : with more probability do s uede tb i l' ol .1 ..t leour 'system, and revolve round ihe neareit „tii i pr sun of the first ma nitude, in very eiliPt,t' orbi‘s; ' ~,.._ . . , o r ~ t , omets are, next ,to the Sun, the strongel"o„.( extreme durable binhes in the universe, because W I , 00 i Cold, fire,'or any cOnv Wilco of moor" : tei t ._, -c ol lige theiu :. their tails are Iry vvimiliroso e Sun, by which they are am:mato), vil lic° I ' 0 what an ele •' eto . 'rio Vapour most ploceed too ~.' pie , ! meeting With t. se Sun, ‘ , /bit2b is nu rdhistanOe in their ilign'' ~..... 1 0 19 ' . proves that there are no vortiQes in Ind JO, orio .Since they move it. all ditettions ofthoogti ,00. t oi ng equal areas, in equal times), tiv perioiliC ' it t their appearances catlnnt preeisfly be knowl'irool wer-oe,o ninety-five millions o f mile' o il, tii, illuOttate., frodifies, and Ichetistres lin'hidel and all the planet', it does not seem irnebi" e i le that the surritundin atmosphere may, i n so'l l o c ti gree, be affected by the rap 01 . the P gr . , /e „ l 'i ' : . 1 1 i : in general extend shot e nine degrees; ao" '''' ' ., l ,o oo ' , nearly as large minty earth, fl ed wiyege colon. oe, sine ilwaYA iU apposition to the Sun, because (g: 0 , 0 ( 3"'Y to tnY conclusion) the rays 01 tbo 50 0 b' l :r i be s2 , ,;eiibt light and nkture, estitigui.h tboo (cOOO, t3i,inet thot are b4tween it and the Sun , in its ill , Et. .. ► i, ghettoes of its velocity. According to'my vlo" continua two or three weeks longer. I am, , Sir, Sec. .- W. Cot.taii li' . ' 1 Liverpool, ()etolict 25, I • Th . , Silk DriAnufatiorers w aited on TuelaliiicsP hadthe D:ard of ' Trade ', in support of a P0.11,1.,1t v ivid' e, etit rel. , itatltity presented by' the P 0 , 6 0, J nts, for the grant ot Licemes to tropolf 11 ;1' 7, t eli 194ity front France. It is behaved tllst Pill'och rriii accedo to 11,a proros,tiona otiL lt is , i: rt 0 1 lovid it BUONAPARTE Will aIIOW Old el‘i gli C ;:t ,IIA IcOntinodity. NVe und o ens( ' that 11,.: „. Jadis company briS made sirraogemenis rut l ij !,, i' t t li d c,hr"e 6fa great quantily of silk, and that one u,,, ni t u mbers of The Direttion has rernonstrated 34 , p a this concession tor whion tho rnenuisoictroi , merchants in dist eriiclo love oPPlied* -- 1