The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-30 00:00:00

t ~l ~~~ ~4 1 1 ' v I . -, !".:, i FURTHEd? EXTRACTS :14 t i~l i rtgroi,d to; lirrose baying' resunifs . l, the Il• , e I 1: tt wit * 4 old ,rt. 1.1 I o'bt. CONIMIS';IONLIts. Sir FttANct.s ItutincTT inosed that the o:der of fo r t i te , j7th of I,,Ast February, &C. tat complied rrquiring Boturn of al the Danish ships brought in and deloitied, together with' th , final :sdjudieations made on the 4th of upon certaitt I.)otelt vessels ; together with' an ALcoutit cif tht net proceeds of certain coati r Dutch ships, f:.eitilitted on the 'bat September, 1705. also tnoved kir a return of all the scpa..- Totu Monies paid out of the Treasury by way of re,. tuto,erarion to certain individuals, whose property and efivas. had been sequesteted in. Foreign Coun tries, by way of retaliation, distingnighing British so remunerated from Foreigners, to whom s tick. grants bad been made,. Dowe; Accountant-General of the Bank of England, presented at the bar a Return of the num ber or b:lnk Notes in circulation since February last, together .with an Account of the average DiiCOUllts for:. the same period. Sir dotiN SINCLAIR 1110V.ed for an account of the f)rivate Atari ot Nrliament made for the purpose ot dotnectic improvement since 1784 ; distinguishing those reweiiiirig ii , Closutui, drains, roads, bridges, catrifs, 31111 wittet-‘‘mrhi. ployrtyrts tN TFIE ISLE lq MAN. • Sir SA:qurn. I.4.);Att.L,Y presetoo.l a petition from CertAtri (10,1,vis Coillitit:d. it; Critic needing,: in the Ittle ot INian ; by the la" S nt ti,e I s le i t L oners tur ttbt were entitled to their liberty on giv op their propel ty ; but 14 it: ivilege being con- Stn to ,t , e natives ot that ida! d, - - the petitioners could tior ay.hil themselves o f it , thou g h willing CO do su. The 4.1,1 filen read, and ordered It lie un the whit!. ;qtr,. AllEi:Citoisll3lll nroved, that the 14th Re von ot the Collittits 041Cil o 1 11,1ditary Inquiry be t rya, —Orktered, • 1:11, Sow hero Fishery Bill pA,sed through the Couttr,ittec, the Report Was oidered Lie receitie,(l to.otot cow. The it•iNit I,6'h was a ,econd and otdered to he e , initoitted .Tiie Westrlt►ttt , t , r BA, ordered to it re:Ki a ;,t,c , :tia time nu Tittiroa The i r iv o c o nnuer,ild Credit li ii, was read a titne,,atgl wdered to be committed for to, root Sir .1, VORT gave notice mutton (1.11 . t Bill toe tend au Act to Itelamid, allowing Land« , 1otd&to distti,on growlng corn for rent. A person from:Greenwich Volital presented an account of the receipts and expellees or the chest Greenwich , The Slave Trade Prevention Bill xas pass..!d through tbo: Coturnittee, turd the Ilivport ordered to be receiVtd to m0n0.... Adjourned. Vuorii MR, COURTZNA)f'S P471/41P1i1.F.1% CL'onctudekt,3 The quostion is luau in , ori.ecily.stated, When ii is o,ke , t, v,ko,bet under the " ki)s. - .en) of vigour", oll r progress i 4 ,accelerthltal tovcal(.:i the termination 'of the war ; Or k.vtiether Our dangers are lckssenett, I 70 - 11Y , .1 (.1 I,Aovro , W11:11. it W11(11 11115 cOuntty cinliarheil in a nnii. tory co-operatiOn wiih the tpanish p'ople; the tiro rill"-vioo, r obja,:l, th.qt it n-ittini., what elide ts•nored to diittove, that, with a view t o a coloiiiuinic , ! Of .11,e war, the ho4b aiding, system 14,0,c ;—eut 1 contend, Without hesitation, upon ou.id , upon which'have oiready :that tow a,d3, cHicr a 7turnirouilin of the war, or itio 01 the 01,1e6t of the wol-,--oor own twetoitY„,»—tile systeok of :vigorOk.ii exi:rtion is (Lily and hourly tieeeleristing our progn s's, • The si;:cilind n rpieStio istion which , Lot d Ci•cy's is oe 4 10 be , 11.101 A. (110,''110011ble ; Wat v:1111'11t , ..1i.;1 , .::1';(:"St Conqueror of ancient Ot ninckrii thins ; wit , 0 0n , ....;,vith0 toss, year after, yo l fr, et f ( lA to domittiotic and thus, y t - t . InCreatied the ineani of our one totonee we entle,:ivOur tra prevent l itt n L , 1.1 wt". are .iished, during the progress of the con „: t, in which he has not. obtained his' obje6l— his 'power is lessened by oar resistance k If (I.li,roy v, are to attack •tf,tc lele of Wight, and we ‘t r el t, to 01,1',ose him with success, it might quite as fairly he obj<3 , cted, that we had not lessened his rotver • 0 • Wlntt 1131 , 11 been his poWer—the true trestion ti,)r the r.4',,ifitritictl of England >— V t ri,•at would hare buen oUr daligcr, if' in addition to tttl that 1)0 had' before, Buonaparte, had obtained quici vosiession of the coasts,. poits,iteirts, and po. .ptilw.ioti of Spain and Poring"' : Oar h..-ttt csol havo .110 far exceiAeil, as well as in ext, , i,t, those of ;ow former.. period of the war, that trie wisdom of those who diteded thein 'to bes impugned:, even • lhough in any- pnticolor inStAne, it may biive btien Proved, by the tenoit, that' 4 more advisable ,enterpribe might 1144 re been (iciied.„ aith0. , 3141) I Jiavek adroitte, that in one in. , 31(131. (010.1 r lq (1111•10y 1 :44 (111411(;(743filifti1ly, It w , ,1.1.1 lAA, I believe, he ea 4 to prove that by any oWer o-t - o4r fours, or by any different conibdiatioil t P f 0 ll' niovemeols, " the pok,ver of I;qoil4,pate," 41 1114 41. , y, woultl na , ..'e been male , c:10 hardly be befieved, that if the whole kifee two) to liolloon 1 , 1 1809, !al b ee n emptoje,l in the Penioa , ;liii the 1.'101:16 - 1 MCOI l loke) been - Evcal if it bor.! bect) possiOle to a3,n11) osi - v e ly i t h stu.:bit tOrCej.iii 1 10lrt+it•t titt7l _ ryi>aili Wit , more could lave be e n tiorii?!, tVan tia dkstend Nvteg-1, and pre vent the win ill mArchipg to the Da, rinbe, Ttns'w,airtlikne. • 1 hoe 1)..51/reik ,r 0 -011y1 e%Cer.3llltl to the t dict. t of d-reeilul put , L ifort4,, p, otie. c bjett pul ry V4'lilCll (oWtog, t h e f:el.l 01 oper,,Co , u r ► , 00 1,0 ~tn,oct stroogy, 1, - , we them. be lv t pt , , 13, I,e 1.1.1.C0tt,1 t o in Lord .44“1 Lout \V-ell;i4W,c;n hat, i h ewri „ J .; i f ! ovuoy Can ' ate. Let th,,tetwele ••tof tope, and in.hp lt- CA* CXpail.ll4/1 1, i)C 4;046°43'4Y eilhl!gelP ariti We tult , •• :f1 ibe pro i ,orttottr.t::; —but, at this 'Whet4r w;tli . the n:itural reAlt -of Lord Cite: '>, sy , ,tclu, or with t!ie r tof the weasnres ri.t,oc.d by the Cabinet of Itioti, die policy of t,he pr r seto .. Adatittisitation conspienolts success. e By no GoVernmenr, 11:1S h 0 large a force 0,1 British soldier , been cht-, , ,1 , ..(1 to the objeas of ‘vor ; ,by no Government, stool tit& 14.,,co.years war, have British trorys been e.nployed : with equal bunf.e.,s ; ant at no period, not excyp:ing the s:Neo war, have our successes affe6ted tn,re„4-4tearly awl un equivocally the just and righteowt interests of war. MAI I,S. ilaatvgn- 1 Guernsey, 2 Dublin, ti Water-, lord. Du Ca , ii7, 2 11.itt;110(ti, M; STOCKS THU OAY A r VMLLVII O'CLOCK. Consols 640. 1 Rai. Ann. . 6-3 S U '..N. SOLEIvi QUl$ k.k4SUM AUDLAT ? L 0 N 0 /7 , ; , TlIC$1) . AY, APRIL 30, Ind Govcrn men t this ret Displitches from Lord WELLyInTot.i; dated Nisl, tli,e 18th inst. The only faa worth cointhtut;c3ting was, that his Lord- • ship was an his way to join Marshal BEuusvotio , OFFICIAL BLILUTIN, Foreign-Office, April 30, . Dispa,tches were mowing rcceived by the i4laTpli4 NVELLEALP.Y, from Alit.F.% SI-RWART, Eq. ,Majusty's IVlinisler at Lisbon, stating, that the garrison of Olivenza, .consisting of 310 men., surrendered' at discretiOn to .the Allied Army., on the C I st,,atid was marched to Ekas. Mowt with 4000 men, was in the neighbourhood of 1 4 (Jina, Laying (L:tacLed a move- able coluihr),, I , ittdos Generni MAitTINFERE, by the way of Mimi - az, towards Toledo. Go:teral BERE3- FORD, with that part of the AllicA Army which d o es nor form the siege of Badajoz, was in the neigh. bow hood of Santa Martha. The corps dr General BALLASTEROS had its Ilead=. quarters in Seguta de Leon on the 12tii. His ca. slry was at Zaira on the I 3W, cm which day Loaid WEL,LINGTON Villa Formosa on the Cua to join the artily in .Eltramadora. This morning we received Lisbon Paper's. to the 99f1 i119t., They »late lII3t Lord, WELLINGTON gone to the Alehtejfi, to take the command of the Artily in that qu.trter, The sieges of Altrieid:t,,B3.. (Hoz . , and Ott venza have commenced, and it is Stated that tf. Tdc'grVille MesOlge had arrived at • Lisbrin, aulionocitig the surrender of the last-mentioned pinee, The rejoicings of the Portugnese, on their ei is nuivcriai ; re Detim has peen ceikJrated at Lisbon the INIIOIe KingdUlth ,writing the above, we have learnt that Dis patt,,,hoi have beoi .received at the Admiralty frotn I.ltota.F,Luv,, stating that Olivenza had stn.- r u nt!ered, acid tho garriiou had been marched into l'ott.n4A, prisuncrs, , , ° morn i, i g ii.4igolatid Mall arrived, brou'ht the followin; intereuting ietelligesee , . lii LiquLAND, 23.—W0 have had on or tv.o arrivals frOtri tear, opiw , ,ite coast I ; the first for BOtne time. By thcm 114110 beef) informed, that almost the' whole of the French troops hay° quittc.l the coast oiAO trlachtA to the truntiors yf Prussia. A gentleman slates, that in travelling' between Bremen and . the coast, he .did not see. More than 60 SUL:1101 ' i; din 411 which ,could b spared 'were re cently sent o ff; with great,dispateh, in waggons, and that every exertion Vas t r ade to ameliorate their m arch to, the, army, now forming at Magdeliurg - . Vrotu this circumstance a war with Russia is stilt coAfidently expeEk.d. - Um.IoOLAND,, Arum 26.—,-His Majesty the King, of Sweden still continues on ,boatel the Horatio gate in' this harbour. Iris Majesty has only been cwt.:el 00 5110 N SitleClris stCrtvnl< Oile ot his reasons' fur Hot COLbing on shore is, that he does pot. wish to expose himself to the gaze of such Crowd• as curio , soy rice a king in this 111111 ill place draws about torn, ail& bc,ides, he,expresses very pm tis t to li,ing on board, and appears par%icultirly gratined by t Iv ! polite and attentive eivillties of Sir Gtottou STUART 'and the other ()dicers of the ship. We lo,,k.stand he has m ade application to kievernment To cllvw the. Burtiiii tmearty him to the Baltic. tE La, been stated, but we believe without iounda (Lou; that thelnituiee.ion io Holland 11111$ iJet.it p one or two lug:attests, perhaps, the . li.iiitary have StlCCilcatui restoitni; apFtrout f ' • W , .! have'tea to belicAe. that 11,e iurbattces aye becoming very general in that coun try. A has anived. from riollan , .l, v, 114.11 brings intelligence to tiltjt tifeet, and also that ti.ei 1-a, a disturbance at Paris. We have seen a letter from a Gentleman of great resixelability in America, which states, that a gene'-_, nil opinion seartts to prevail; that a Separation of the States i 4 an event lately to happen, at no veryrdis tuit lierioch The inhabitants of the Northern Slates are very much disati3fied with the proceetlings' of the Government, and openly avow their intention of opposing, by every means in their power, a war with Great , Britain: At some public dinners which have recently been given in these States, the fol lowing toasts, were drank King GEORGE the TEPD7—" May we never forget the land in s hich th hooes of our ancestors are Darted." It is rather singular, that though the Oppositi?n are so extremely delighted with the good news which Ws lately reached us from Portugal, -timi are quite angry at any allusion to the' subjed. " Are we to have nothiog but Portugal?" say .they. ". Is Portugal to be eternally hallooed to our ears i" It is singular, we say, that these Gentlemen should be so uneasy about nearing from Portugal, now that our efforts -have been cro‘'Vned with complete cess, because we recojlea that when.. Lord WEI.- ; LINGTON was retreatug before the French, and the Oppesitinn ihaught our affairs in that country were ill a desperate star, they then had no such arergt9P to talk "Every day' then we hid Portogal !4alleoed iii our ears." Their speeches and w things were full of inveCtives agaii,st the Mi tnsters, :and (;f st:eer's against Lord WzoaNG•ro v ; e !, tact, • they could talk or write of nothing else : all was gloom, despot dency, and censure. But now that the wisdom of out plant have, been proved and iidi&ited,•—now that our G 4 octal and our Army have turnigoted a proud superiority in shill and bravery , over their Opponents —now that . we have deli4 , ered Pertogal.from her invaders, and accomplished that grat ohje&t, which some Judicious and reflecting Statesmen in this cot try pronounced to he.imposr sible—tiow we must not, forsooth, ment,ioti ',Pcr 7 . itegal, nor rejoice in our tritamphsr. ,Wr.t must, wit ii.dulge in any feelingsof a cheering nature (that is while, the present Ministers are, in of ; therefore,, as the news ,trot i Portugal is by no ineans calculated to,make the people .of Great Britain and .Ireland unhappy, they are gravely. desir..4 to; rook out for soma other ,topic of conversation that will. The, ilAniteur, indeed, does not "hailoo much about Portugal" into the ebrs of' the people of France, bvt we sea no reason for , abstaining in this , country from the subje6l, Merely bedauso our arms have been so eminently luccesßftli. ' Official accounts 'have 1)0043 received from Cadiz, which state, that General BLAKE had embarked with )4,000 men, British and Spanish. They were to 8:11,1 the following day. They were to land at Aya. mono, and to form a junetion with Marshal Banes. ~~, _ I; ~ ~, , . ci: ', i I: , ‘l, 1 14 '' , PO tt I). French Papers to the 2.5 th aro arrived, hut they britig no news. Yesterday, at. twelve o'clock, the weather turning our fine, hix MAJEsilt , came Windior: Terrace, accompanied by Pi . . WILLis, and wailCcd till one,— The afternoon: proving very u et, bis I MAJESTY aid not Vesome Izi,s atteriloored walk on the Terrace, but walked 'through hisroorns in the Caole. The Pat NCE 114gENT dined with the,CioneN and . PILINCESis on Sunday, and did opt go to Kew, as wA eipeated; •in the evening be returned to Lon don. The American , sitip "Irab is arrived at Coi,yp4 (rein Cliaticbtown ; she. biings intelfigtifice, Olaf, ptior to her all property,.which boien under secinstration in different ports . of An2e.i riea, was The enemy's hi the Scheldt have recently made two or threw mOvenktits which indicate.an intent to put to sea... Two or throe English frigatea ate eonst3,tly employed in watching them. A firi tiO.squadron it stationed oil the coast, that will not lad to 'give a good account of them, should thvy dare to venlure out, Extrad of .8 letter from an Offiecr,, dated. Villa Formosa, April g A squadron of our hussars, . that had gone round to the right, out.flanked the enemy, arid took the, rxhole of their baggage, (with the cook; &c. of. General Lotsol.) which. was for thou) 'a very tich plize, and vas sold by tmaion, at a very nigh price,, a few days ago. The French Generaltsdressing-cast: alone sold MOM.; you may therefOre judge of the %aloe of their baggage, when tell you that. 14 mules were heavily laden." We are happy to say, that the statement in some of the Papers of yesterday, of the death of the Earl at CARHAMPTON, is untrue ; and that his Lordship . was, yesterday - considered Much better. In consequence of, the death of Sir limes Put.- r ENRY without issue,, the interest at the immense sum left him by his wife, the Countess of I3,vrn, 50,0001, pet, annum now devolves on the four chil dren of Mrs, MARKHAM, by a son of the,tate,At6h bishop of N. * Oft This day the Loan MAYOR ordered the price ••of Blood to be Colltifiat.3l as 'aka %Ink, viz, 11. Quagern Lout'. Si F. P""OvT,Lt, Aeat Y. QS.—Ptit i n licre thit flon.' ~! his INleiesty's ship Trirtaras, with a col l'' t Artieric :t. Sailed his tt:iieity's ship Gitraltar, of 71 W l ' 3, • , - to the West %yard. , ' . Ar r ived the Providen' co hired firm ed C,- f'. :!!:L'-' 5 ' appointed cosivoy to the Downs. . , Arrived his Alajesty's ship Buhriark, of 7 4 gl'''' from Portsaptitii 3 and the Favourite hired net,:l cutter, ot -10 guns, from the WePtt''''Vd. , DE AL, A PIZ II: („!,9,,—..13i5 M,j,!stii, s:ig,i) .i4i , l' 7 liad dot:lined a Idri - ,; 0 Prusltian liessei wort I,"“l'''' Eavre de Gi.ace.-. AVA . . i • ~1,,,ei r‘l-.M(iTif, Anil, !.:7,---;S.:111e1 MC nili;S:ns''''' Packet, for Lisbon; 'iltzottsend ditto, fat -6114,,L43 and i .i. large fleet 'of trattsp ort4, for l'iyitotaiii 1 ' ,•1 fiTsmoirn; Apart. (29,--,Vritcl los :t.',r-,,., (..I:lllllPlic):'rrb;,3olll4l°fYi:;:litiol,:(,)nt"'fil,sitiip. jiiii:7lsgocilif':e'ner,'Jfr':,‘;'fiin'iltellie 1)::'41 -don tingik and Sopiiiia, ,lroto 3 cro V.• ' , Pot bielc,the iphig,erzia fril,iite to Si.''''''.l'` t. lbatch -witlai. good s 'l3:ri'L"i)stl:till,)dli3':lltieed;;Y:o titielli1(::: , got C). : NVltal-gli Mad) da(114::-%. ► ~ ... t, iiiiiverlitrot.i)eitT.itocAttlitailt,etxjilii.:Bs. tiloGrl:il.--II:B°:10:Vw: ve.cej‘nre:lll:l;:: (d,,i:iffispp'l3l,4' G t rßt) ( , ) ,.., ll .,: o ir k tp u tii,at.i r P sec e , l :dk ' s l a c t sa i . :: t ;!: ) / i lili i i t l , li . l : l 4 en l ii . l e i-dB ce itr il lel i 4.4.e o. !'o c: l :i e s p r i, l (l l:: ''lit! l a're . ,, , : r il t i' t ' i , lt i tl i t:,: d i : ':i i : : ;(ll,llo. , : i ' former, eadatlliarlifoyParl):l:l',ls' iiiiisle/o)l''''' C'Y':111:1, ,ertis Lot yesterday was the (I. — • i i v oi of the loth, on which uee.1°.111';,,,,1 arrests of pay accunlulateci dating the l' ie p .J three months, were distribeted• Wavle t,t,'"_',o„„ w , hick, perhapc, might bate inclii,:ett ranwt1..3.11„.,04 perate sacrifices subsequently to I.l.,ccilio,oftiwlil6-4:ti, rc, Gloucester The bounties witicli Iliac 0.1,11'.10,0,1 'lone:ester NI it it ia will bo ethnic(' ,toi I v i ,` )Q v iti ta tivee-ts.i',lt,',.,lt,;:itliLis.:ll•ll:es, " I 'i n . l: l l ' 6 a - 1 i :, t o it;ehte•ai ti'.etir rtc;:c.:4er,";'.,11:1)114,11. 11131 61 to line, ,ott Vedne6d4y, t 1.6 16 ' 10 1 to c;•!Lbrate their (.I,,,,tertltibitiuu by Isibitc.ll° lificatinos. in chard' At the Brewers'..Arms, therefore, ''' , l et, -.nifttes "leer) it appears that VarlOtri Of the " r 4,,,, 4lij o , omov, ''v ham a quJirt.,l ultnnately to l ` I ) . .., o t' I.' Viuchi soon alter, arrived fa a piiiii.,lo,ct,,et iglibouiliood,in on 0p0...t.0'. tv',',,,,111 W]l4 sOOO crowded with peni,lo, thoo!,11'10, „poi i'Ntti entit-ely confined to the milittil, ''' ',,, ... 1 . , '" "'lllditioti to (lie cc ' .. 1.1-I‘ll(''''''''' l i o ~, ttlAblens c-, -. t, ~,, , , , , p„ . ' ' " 1 1‘1"" '..-thle,and f,a;•onet t,,Yo't"!:-''''' but It n: I ~i - ,'', vt y none ot 1;;1,,I onport. , (1:,,y • i ,1 tbe , 1, a'he plecpl,t.t-Airir 1, awl ~,seve i'oji,_."l' of ;ht.: Soto, k t,-;touCestnr , iiiltli3l44,kl4,,lt.:;:'''-:. ttic; flit,tlTC cr.ritrS,', in t 1);,. c, i, Wt'sre ,c''''''' . , i ly , ...i:isile'lll'iilltli t: t it t i ': ll l : ll3 G i l n ue g u i ut o ‘fit u : ;. b l c :i e ll e (1)4 s e l: t l : 0 1 , r.utl();(l)'l:ll:sei'letde,Pnr'i:l'llGrtiel ut'Ciitiljita'lielitc:::eieirrtc,:;'lsvsll,;'l)l;its:;;',,;ll,, q .B`SULI. den siroke• crop Sabre,. ) 10 OW ,-, been the cbrntii9n writ of conve0:111°f1.0,40"11111:, ‘tit°•dwaeY,shtalllioure;,,;..irit.iittllyi ji.itr.) tiiloot,iiilcairo.:git:i!tic).o;:fr:co;ll,,el,oll,,,,i,:ii: tack blami. 1 0 i hose who, wile reiolt ot oat C. ~ 4 10 3 / • gations; that will doubtless)/ tu"‘ ). ' 401 toandio have d egervcd It.'''''6l" tit{ 4, The loth Dragoons have long I,);.''llinecto 7,4 eitifnation in this town and &Isn't"' • A5..1.1i, 1, ,o,tes'. ' , 01'' '•ge,Perally. sraking, be More frtict. . a,tote "., , _„, t. , , , di 0 0 ' ri et'' ' Ines , ' uenavlour,. than th e the Doth•-) „ J o Ou ,- i te lit ain their quarters.. Vie shal l 6 ~ilitt-1‘1(,,„. at pr , esent in having given . th° a t)° ` °. u o t to ll°i til s affray of , ti4t • i , i entei lot ~liaeit , . ,ing it, Jig only to , . T .. 1 ,7 ticulars as. they play aountu 0 Olll Ile . 'I e shape. '' ~, VP' ~,) 1 0. The limited complefnent of r ty ', to' ' t aO O v oili 1 ~, , Oloneester will be i„.4,„iliti,f ot,, 1,0,, .L.,01 cilitnac'th' ttls-i:b:tvilstiaaitteietidi flitL‘tsitte7ll(l-I';l.lY'll'i'''.l . be very eisil ' bt- ' 1 ' , y o ainet , (,--- ,-,,.. I'. S. Eight o'cio,:k , sLogil evlif''',,,J t',"'.l.. 61,60,. N., tb-sifi o t, tlx New-i't),.. ii,,e'e-ei';, .qua .e, ,are at' 1 Ili . , time the icett°s C 4.ti tt.o)rlP.; ipl ''-'l",ler. .' The p,icqn,-.1..,,,,narti leo ou i r , ,l ll 4 l ' l , flittO pt ore eniciiiiineu inin snowfr on'l l '' I f • - arta ,, P liii;lit will clisoe. (~ilono G.— - . s ' l ''' - ' --....--------7 . ,--:1,1);01.1 ' 5 ty ' ,:' ~ ORONBIi S 1,,;r4,,L,,,-1..---:11) "'T.' i,,(1'.-0' ~r. l r: C ' ' ~ rollo - Nil . . ''', yeiterdity o i io,„. ,b,,t,:ttiiit,t, ." c,,,,,if "- A. CitAl, Esq. Cu . l'o iii.:r„ o tt the L' i ,, i . t y ,i1)"' ,-. who killed Ifinvself at .10it0d401;. 1 , ,, , .1: t • . i , Ott the pi cceAting afternon,. 1 ' '''l ll '',, ' , , 1134 the deceastd, 'who hid 1,;0, t, ,, ~. , I°oog4 hail for sev doll tt;oti 3:1 1 (1),:-.:: ~ o slate ‘,4 health,' with eitlii'''''':l; it .„„,.., - '• , ~'.' afternoon, after too log ~0440'''' 1 , 1 ~. "ving Id' lid roofti, lie ititii,:,'", ' ;,, • with the rozor;iiceos4 ii.t, rnecit:Aely. It w:is 1,10::' ' `." ~ unfortunate inatilitld , 1...,,,,,.`;''',..,.1-'1 ''',, Lletii, that he was quite ttl.')-11 t 0..,,,, • ~ when aftlitled by, leyll°,.i‘t,!l vertiil' ' IL ' Wit hout liesitgnoff, rewrt , Iii:: , ~,' Ott Tuesday ,attertinon ich'?"1,,,,,.,.. who lately escaped front -1-1170; , . ~: Nutted at I,eith, talLlJ,ll)et: ~. 1. , Fifeshire ~ 2 d Local i'iliWt. . 1 ,' ~, ~ for 5e6:c..11 days ficar St. i'-',''l' .; , t deteaed cutting out a 50'3.10,0,101'1.- in custody , at Perth tividl,ooo,'“,,d Its,c, o''' and Gingoi.v.- files the 'Al t " ti prehended eXCept 011 r. `1110'.,, . 011 Siqurday niorntol; '..,tie p0vtr0.4,,,,.. went ft, 'bathe ill the 5e0.0..1i5,,..,,,,,-7,-6. ~;;),,.., t syvain ont tb a conli,leol,),11 uset,,,,,f o'"ll'siit,. i when it is soppostt,t he ''',4' o,o,ll)cti '''',,,,,;;;Y and went down ; lie vito ,os, ~,1,4 - 'I ,Vi Ale' • afterwards, (1101- • ot.4' • , ctierm , ' ; bnt Withaat ~ StOreant4ot.on, . , .. .