The Sun. — London, England, 1811-01-07 00:00:00

XA V A riyis W . • PLYMOUTH, JAN. 5.--ArriVed his Majesty's ship :eine, front a cruize ; the sl6op Ahry, Cox, rna, e., uith.t.iB aged and infirm French pow; rs, for M or six, sailed from Portsmouth last Tuesday, sod barfly after encountered a 6 , ale of wind, in w hit h be split all her sails, and was driven in here by a troop easterly gale; one of the prisoners `l4xlsi cn liter her arrival here'; also arrived his Majesty!.., Lin Tritune, of 36 inns, from Portsmouth. His Majesty's ship Siancicad is fitting f Cadiz, ind the N arc i ssu4 for the East Indies. g •••••• WYNN. DOyER, JAN. 6.---13et‘veen nitro and ten o'clock Ibis morning, the Transport brig Ranger, C. L. Cain. YOUNCEIt, went ashore here this morning in taming for the harbour, and by the violence of the eta beating her against the shore, her foremast and bowsprit %vele c arr i e d away and it is expetted she will go to pieces. Arrived the Chatham lighter, No. r. with naval stores, J.6waNmuter, v.lth t h e l ois of her anchors, cables, and bowsprit y the whole of her crew tire frost-bitten. YAI4IOIIIII, JAN. r. --It blew a most violUnt gale tit Wind front the E.S. E. tat Vriday eight and yester thy, the course' of which the Attach and Bold gun • br igs, lay;ng in these Roads, were driven from their anchors up 2on the beach, b ut fortunately without.. 4Y nuterial (Linage, et the l e s s ota num., Ilk! provid ence tim e , of klarwieh, 'whi c h sa i le d some since front that port, with Mails fur Gol ten burgh, having bee t!k en n 'tak en b y t h e enemy, and re without at; aloe p6 -. 011 un hoard, by tbe Lynx liot w.ir, was alto driven on shore. ) T he 114; of LouctA from the fro the North, in bal. 411 i and tl w S USaniii ' dt, of Lynn, from Newcastle, were the al 'u strithilvd. No IiV.Q3 were lost ou t ' o f boar sh InY fove. niatniuncd s h ips. The people on: the S e9t.MANusannah. were saved by BY the exerti ons o f 'T he '4den With cutter, tiniber and wine,' is tptally wrecked, the cargo will be sav they were ed two of h er crew perished alter the broubroughtthr(iugh latiy;tte and toe' vvily ()film, we4ther. thei Twu at " le d cutlers l y i ng in flit! Roads c u t away . turd a f r i gate at some distance Cu the •11:Is lost her bowsprit. —It moder a t e %tr:ea tiler te,rlay, &c uck. CHATHAM, JAN. 5,.-11 has WOW!) H heavy gale ol wind from the Eit,t ward ; Nove r a 1 of the pri"a" 414114 di ile, t.:d Iheit inueliegs; and received °d/er damag e . Sume piiiiineri, atteinpted to make their escape end ta itii night t win th e e yeit, but ilic7 were. Auletted ken. • A trierehant site Gillin,h brig p arted and drove aihore oppo- Tli gam Bridg, whele she is high and dry. Trementio(ts wilt in her gnns go do w n to Lona' lieJell to Ike and powder na soon •ai,,the wind Per in i ti. '4l EA, lAN. G .— ore L has The liters transp ort t h at WWI The Dh gone to pi eces. hart la n nOny, PE ACOCK, bo un d to the Mediter. eran, cut this 11 cleat morning and rat, to leewa r d. y'tt ships ride all well. PLlmotpri, J 414. 3 . - -C'inne in the Bellona man of war front Portsmouth ; lien, Aorih, -French Privateer, of t 4 guns, prize to the Beams ) and the 4lor/borotigh man or war, from Portsmouth. Sal kd the &rill Slur' coop of war with iron. ; spurts for Lisbon, k!rItNAVAL APPOINTMLE 14. Car. Quinatris Cain. Cf4Whartl, i 'apt, Lemictit l e t ou s ; on. Cpt. IV. Percy, &; armed co ti „ t ot to the Cres i ut. kut k. 41arytyl Port ;L. IV Gilbert, AI T hOS T •It 1$ I PrJs' R4P"' L ein. , • or, )11•Aft •ieu • W. B. • Antokl, Cl4(liator ; Lit:La. W. B. (Jl°Sle lard ut.turohice EU, 0 TA 17 EXT EMPORE,Utoti ILECRNT ....11•••• eittAk is sick—but all the Strits declare The Fever 'II fly, and leave him free as air ; Whit Rutlistas throng to prove the:r moNmtcwsSt9gl'3l 'the Fever rages still--they quit tlte Field. And, meanly thirsting after Place, and Power, be&ert their ifrkl eliT at in his TitY INC; HOUR 1. I:lleTrerrth,ling fOr rear his Royal Course i 6 run. YNI their homage tokislN 4N.-- 414 .1 i is thecae-1. prune that Pa ti.ct s find I Arid inch the a/44/411es of the human mind It' I MI eY Hall, Jan. 3, ISt t. Wm. Toos„F- 9—• ~,,...,., .....................",..,..„ Wi4 h - "q 7 e the amisfactioo to state the capture of /ho butett sh e Cede Prow (the Good q,,iii),,ot 4 3,‘), tubs tr(ito flaittria,.bound,t() BoOrdeanx, • 14 ; 491 viltil V(11011111 prOth)ce.• by hit) MojeNty's Ship '41(11%; la Qoptaint 8. 1). Or- ' ) )at) 'with! ill 4,,,, D1 6 , . Rer• ii,ll„ c.)11 iY, .P '4,-.1 r 1 f a .....1 - • irrt, Lnrd A. fititivik, antl,the t=ticrqtVet t,, ' ","nt' Popham. Her - clitgo, so far as - !harp,/ ..-.ev%64lk(rt-alttett, is valtretiltrnAuut; ---- -- - IGE.vez, PARIS, DRC. :26.-The, French brig, the Attn),' .arrived on the 15th inst. at Mindin, at the mouth of the Lc-i're, in 76 days tram the Isle.ot France, with a , ea rgo of sugar, .coffee, cotton,' indigo, peppery &e. This .vessel muse' in • without any anchors, 'having been obliged to cut trot)) them, vt)o . hat the Belle Isle and the Bay of o. , tibeiuti, to esc ipe iron) the enemy; She went aground tia the 'mild, but has recei)ed no damage. .REPORT OF CAPTAIN DUI/ERRE, CONIMANDING SQUADRON UV HI IMPERIAL. btA.)usTrs Foact:s. GENERAL—The events \Ville!) have succeeded each other with Stich rapidity under your eyes ha% e not allowed me a moment since. my arrival to ac quaint you Witt the oprations of the lkquadruu. un der my conmand during my late crui4J. 1 has:ett to discharge this duty. Having sailed on' the 14th of hit March; the squadron .proceeded to the latitude` you had -ap pointed, in which it captuted two vessels, one from Chinn, and the other frtiro Bengal. - On the tst of June ,as'there Was - no longer any chance of prizes, f quitted the cruising ground, and ',Leered for St.ttugus- : tin's Bay, to repair damages and retied) the crew. I found there an English. whaler, which was founder ing, and could not be taken pusbesinnt of ; I ordered her to be burned. The squadron in a few days kft the Bay well caulked and equipped. A few days after, at day-break, on the a d of July, we perceived three sail, wiihin sight of Mayotte Island, to which We gavechue. I soon discovered that , they were three CoMpiny's ves,els. "They were making off on the Opposite tack, about miles to windward. The lielione being an adtni j rabic sailer afforded a chance thot I should be able to bring !hunt to action about the Inklille of the day; but the currents of not favour her, although ihey did the Alnierve, who gut within cannon-shut ot them at three u'cl,. : l<. As soon all !Lid given . the sign fur attack she gall.intly ranged along . their line to windward, engaged them wit Inn pistol-shot, passed the headmOit ship for the purpose of oblig ing her to fidl back, and tit - lying her to lewayd broke their line and engaged - 'them Thii btitli ant rnatkciavie was on' the point ot bent crowned with the most,. complete success, when the frigate In an instant lost her tntin-top-mast and lore-top-gal lant mast. Fortunately at tlis Mile I had got itito :the enenip'S wake, in 'which I continued under a press of sail.' The unexpected sucees4 . e had ob tained appealed . to' give him Courage. lie restored . his line. 1' made the signal tor a decisive engage. meat. 4.1. half-past live I passel toleeward Of: sill line, w " was formed lit cioso order. .1 plae, d myself oppwaie" the cen ire vessel, ‘t 1, c appeared to be that of the (I,:utuander, but in .I,:n a %%ay that could pat tially trec. _ aly tire 41iWo 'the whore tlii c, which I . engaged within less than vitt.A.3lliit at Slx The- enemy at first kept tip., a brisk lire ; their: small arms were vigorously exerted. At seveo r o'clock the headffloat ship gave -herself .stertt-way,, for the purpose of getting uttder Shelter.of?the vessel next to-her, -which heconong-.expos-d by soch a mattantvre to the w hole of my tire, ,ealled out stand she. Ita ,l orw , llkh:reil. ' I Witilivil 10 ! I,l*tt poisitsii‘). of her, and put a boil. our (4,)r tliiit ptii,,,),o, but it was enfortuustely swamped; The ~...i*oost vessvi It tying, endeavoured to.passneder my ~,stei- , ,, I stiffer ed her IQ do so, ittlti tumid itC,C, Ott ,t„e other side withits,pistol-shot. I attacked her ,ifig?.)io, , :dy, and at, the second broachide she strocl;, and exinignisoed all her light,s.s , "the ma t ,ozov,re. &l&e 1 14 ,1 mo d e brought her 6034 do leeward, of the ilitierve and Victor. 1 lett her to these vessels, and proceeded to take.pnsies4on of theahip that hid s , ioCli, and to compel the third to surrender. ,I ,NOOll Ciluie Ail) with her, and at this second broadside her lights were pu!led down. I sent lo .take possession of these two vesitcls,and steered for the Muterve.. I came up with her at to o'clock, aild,WJ4 exceeding ly astonished to find hersalene, The Captßiil in formed me Om the vessel which 11. id struck, and which I had given up to him, taking advantage of the excessive darkness of the night, and particularly of the confidence derived Item tier having him-remit:r ed, had, contrary to the laws Ol,honour and of war, escaped from under his guns. . It was necessary to man the two other ships, called the Ceylon and the Windham, coming loon the Cape, and proceeding to Madras. They carried each 30 guns, and had 400 soldiers on boord each vessel, belonging todhe 24th regiment of foot ;,a General Officer, a Colonel, and the colours were on boark Which accounts tor their obstinate oesistance. The disgraceful runaway wasvalled theAstle, and was the strongest ship of the three. Oh.the 29th of August / 1,0 the Morning, I got sight of the mountains of Port Imperial, its ate •141 e.. of France. At_ noon, I could see the port. The Nittional flag was flying on the Isle de la Vise, and the sigual,' " iiit.: elletny a , e CrtliZ;ng V II IA Mires" A three-Masted ‘essel w<6 at :;itchor tot tier tht: fort, whit Freech colours. I ddirn'oed to touch 1.11,..:f., or at least io take my three tied from it. The Ooop Was head; the Alinerve followed h, r. 'Pre Viaoi, tin doubling the fort, received some shot both .Ir:un it and the fligate, 'acid - Tirifb it.stantly' hoisted the English flag. It ftrastrock me than all this part was tn.possession Of the county. I made - the- signal to the squadron, which was still ilndet„s 4 jl, tor efo s io order, and to .tet7p to windw,ard. It was' too late for the Mitietve;, she and tl:ieSeylon had already °tact ed the vos. Its ; tt try it.ititurs lie went tin °ugh it, yligogilig Ilse fort and the frigate. There mas no longer ttesita-' tiou. The passage was ty be forced, , the squadron c4Vicd_4l l ,at?.(l a di% erstou of eaed that might be ohc ful to. the cop4t . ry. I made sail, :throwing out a aignal t . o,lOliow me. 1 1 10 Windhatnfrom some 111 - deCiyin (1 was lillAte tO do SO, I entered the pas. , , sage under easy sail; and the fire of the fort ald the frigate. I gave the latter ary would broadside 'as I pass, d under the tat:ill within cannon shot. As soon h'asj had entered I distovered _ the French flag flyihg ; "NJ ~%'4t:re.. The Isle de . lit Pas ,e alone apparel ,:.1.9,11)g to in , pass. ssinq 01 t1):'. env ray. I jojne4 111 , qquitnn, and .1“.3 orders that it should'iake a ~- trsetre-advaneeri-vro-n.l fanchorage , w hich watt In 1 ... . .. , , 0 . •.'' , "M i 'l ,-_,' * , , I ~,'!, - - ,F 7• ,-, ,„1, - ' ; ' . 1,4 r e~ . ~1 stNirly d.me l ‘yn't- 1 , 1( 011 , 1 44ft0rn 44eAlkare 4 the, u . i ( I wo: 01 . 5 31411 d. ,Ott ii LI la I_ ; he giadrun rear t c shot with .the rear 'towards Alt rUCk414141064r.W1034Yi1a.."10 sh} u ) s4l)Sit Mil ;e coraiTt;ef. the 2s2d the Nereitie . which wa. .anchor tulder, he ~14id of k,4 Vasse, w.s jo4laA by the of them 111 ale a nipveutent tea .itta7k Ir t YJur Iti l cy Doug au;:,re of ine. wear:: t F ,. 0! ray crews, , t.e Prize. i 11)41 tAiqr, 41) > the ,qig;l4q4o.sul§ ftlu~ ht, se el me !ifiy 4 4 - iett Li Atiiiair anal liktitrerenant net e s ;lly pr0p:44.01,4 ii t. officers, 1- impluOiattiy six iwied +.ll..nti on boar:d,jl; altferetit i-esbit4s, The plin of at wasltilitkrir;c3,l Abe Sirius getting 011111'2 rest it, the biantii4‘yl!erc-iihe . retniine,.: till night. o.i the '2.3t1 o.yo,,,ryrfe)trigates, node thvir arporAnce, :,,fined4owirier I.yu,,Ai„ibrir an chorage: at italt: (A'411:1:, Yr,nin,the trey wade, I lt,ulnA Xh stn U* doubt tli,y would aittick , -r, i , At five o'clock the four ~enem.y7 s frigAtei atleanc e‘L One of them made for the INltnerve, 'another for the Ceylon, teed te.,TO•foi - the Beßone, indieating by their movements that they meant to anchor taad attack I'm At half-past five the engneernent began.i In . a short time the ealiles of itAr - Minerve and , Ceylon were cut by the shot. These-two veesels.datited and went on shale 'with their hoiadsides towards' me. Trice. tirti . Was . Con.eqUelittly Bellorie was the?eitly.vesSrl..that present ect , her broadside to the enemy. This unexpected emelt- ranee gave nitil •: , i+ascit to.expett the most 'sigial advantage. The three frigates Imo their broadiodirs towards us; One of thein . .unty-itadegot aground forward, and could not brieg all her guns- to bear upon ur. In this situation the ettgagemeot eon ttnnted with indiscribahte: ardour. The stiperiotity of our tire wis suon.:pereeived. At eight o'clock the Neritle was siletteed. Sheitly atter, toe fire of the other frigates sensibly diminished, and announced, OW they were under some• diedvant be. Our tire, on the contrary, became more •vigoroua, and was nourished by the -assistance in men, cordaee, and atn which • the , capettif of tie Mtnerve continually sent on botri the !.done. • , . At half past ten roc:elven a grape seat tne ;lead, and was keoclied off the deeliinto the wasie. I was taken up in a state 4 rstup,iactie ? „,,.. Beuvet, of the NlinerFe, was a a prised of what had taken place, and instantly ,went on board the At two o'elbelC an' Aide-de-Camp brought intent; Irgeitee that a tif;in who had est aped 440 the Ne rcide i,tated, tbai site tiad'stlnCk on'tfrejireee4ing eveioag. We waitte. ler day-light tolinew the en it4 • agerieti:t. 4. I c v 41 When the sun rose an Engliih jack was still ; y ty.?.. oft board, the Nereid cl , the yagicienne had her bruldside towaids us the titans was u-head and aground, and the Inhieet is w.at.ott• Mitt t> the Nereide, and only -able • to take a very Sandi shale in the ection, . *-• •• " • A- A few shuts were fired at the 'Nereide, , ansimpon atter. her, flag was pullt.d.deem. 4t.twas metals:try to- wait until the- Magieleene bait sntrendered to take pu , st:l(4li Of licr. -Thstthaatatw'obtuattens, use hat e .been tint much exposed,to a cross.tire. . The cannonSde lasted' until t w.ro'&s'tl`t64itit,.t on ottr sett- (atty. 'The Nlit;ichlitrie:Trieti'4l;re. 4 6 tette, tired a few random shot, the-last *Gies, ire ;mid seitin, of desrair. Her boats had treeneeter.rn“ munieat ion with the ether frigates,- from which' it watr't :ear that the enemy intelideete abaedon her. Lieutenant Bousaia was Sent tb' tak‘' posse4.;ion of the Neteide ;' he Otund het- s itnol o a . N% ! h it is iiilyossible to &St:rifle. She had too killed or w winded nit her . deck', Cape. "Willoughby wis in the number of the latter. . . In the evening the Niagicienne teas perceived to be on fire.' We litssed the night in ,observing the moyetptetts cot the .'enetr.y,, in taking precautions apiest being set en fire, in cleating- the Nervlde l dud in getting rid of her dead. • On the Cbth, -in the morning, our fire was (Brea• ed against the Sirius';. site returned it with her bow gun-, but her posit lot) Tendered the conic st too une 7 (teat V./ he se ppoi led long. ;Envy aeon begartoto.n tat t her, as they hail the ,Itaagietenue ahe-,ettiatug be- • fore, and site waaTerdeivred to be on fire in several places. At eleven. o'cio4 ,the thagitiOte ble.v and destroyed went there Nes of the Sirius. Ott the etith, tl& Iphigeeia was towed under the Isle of Li Passe. Thertractron was employed in get I tag. Alta a, and iu repairing as ! chtak k istm, ‘ .l`be Beitosit: prepared. 10,inve4ierself toweil4itpsptirsait. t tit 11 , 11ivi4a I blockaded by,ehe awl our ves sels, she ref11:11001 at tour mercy. ' Oa the inch, 'the lioinch. settasitsan wI rte came out el P. a appeared[: I .1.34 On *the- 'hob, at dafibileak, "tin efffir e r • A , iii " 1 bond the ...1 - phneeii-t,' 4 ./.1111);ati 10 , the tots to surr:2litleri ed , het Wein, oratranttlbl ter.e bii.s • Fiench squatirom • • At eleven Wel6ck . the 'Fiench tlagwas lit,i,tot.l on board the ten anti It eft kale. CaptaM Boilvia: was sent to take i OsieSsif. 0 tlie I iitq, ond the ,all . l-• Son was seta to the f.a.t.. Alt rite Nl"i3uit C'l sum. Watt to : Porl,lolprtial. , , .Tiltette, General, ate :the particulars of the .b ot e t .. plete victory obtained nadcrtyour e 3 es by cw:sqiut. , l dron hate the honour to command. Ottr,itAteon sheed of 37- killed and Ite , wounded, 'but tenni of theta not dangeroualy. • ; ti I have the honour, &c. G. V. Dekaate. On borki the Belkne, Port loth S.Ternber, iSio, " Nuts. Dec. '95.--1 4t4.-SAttnAzit4,:Generat of Brigade and One of the t on - milldams of the Legion of Honotn, accustia of -having d -serted to . .t he enemy basheen;* apitatip condemned f.:r c.)rttoirr.cy by the Cifuncil of War, of Alto Ath Aldirtry D'lnition, at Li s le.. the sentonee'i,vaA read, his name was struck o-t from the Legion of ilooottr." Dr lc, accounts from Wallachia, the leis E!l;J:di, :41-".1 . „ . theve-wilivthe view or concluding anArm'atico, 114 again rk turne'd frc.rn the 11.11ssial) head y 1844141 to Con,tantioople, without ht♦ving eflecled d e ob,cct of 11 missioo. VIENNA, Dzc. 19.—According to letters froth the Turkish frontiers, the Grand Vizier has beets t.listuissedfrom Li; post, because he was too nitiCh dispose , d to pew , . CO!'.ILiTANTINOI'LIo., Aar. 10.-1 The Ilegnei for pelice still continue. The Grand Feighio, has., ait4, the. Bayram, returned.to this capi . a . , and artre is tides no longer any IA of his departure. • Grant! Vizier wili take op his tvi , tter ,tern at Adt otiople, where con,i;:erftule rta tozines are estatilished. 'l'ha Capuchin Paella, will winter with hi4fleet in this harboni. LucjLv 81;1) It wac veq prop,:nly obseivel in ;t Nlorning Riper of Saturday thai the attentions !twit are e. !.wn . " LtiCrnN IitiONAPA writ are &qv:it:earl io our national character. What is thelc in' this Man that should .render him' an object of re:peci ? lie is the brother tit" the Most dezidly ,foe whip'n this' country ever had* to encounter, and hose enmity ww i n'as us notn , m4 will ;may. To a certain eXtent,' LUCIEN was his confederate'and assistant; and the manner in 'ltiich the latter ,acquired his enormous Wetllo, by,41,1 idetoUtlts, gtYe3 !inn no claim to the e.toeit mankind. He 'her o t it ly 1:11 , 1 to escipel fruit) his brother appeirs to be utterly destitute of every brotherly 'feeling ;' but as thqflirrilly in general are'retnar.kable for thee suh. tretY, and a total disregard Of 'all moral ohli4ation., it would be' simplicitY•in the extreme, :t not gross' to .depend, 411)99 . The reasons which any port of such a latnily,., may give for any pail of its con dna. LUCIEN, hirtiSelt, 'we are assured, howevcr he may be gratified by th,,chtirtesy whi‘.'n he has experienced from Englishmen, l o ts been onabki concern his di , gust ;it their colic.sity ; a , d it is evert said that lie pi.evi . snlY abiet'vtid, thAt it ille people were so eng...r t•i se:, him behire, they stiookt ;!tail s him i,rhit't:l, and indignently turned bact; on the spectator:: We inlei - s , aticl that this curiosity prtvtiiled` so strongly in sr.,* instant: that ladi ol ; from. who m higher notiooi, .lot.l better :entitnetoti.inight tie expetied, Wire c•haeot to as,time the appeJunlee of servants, in order to have tie opportutillY '4lt . * placing the dishes in hi: table ! ! ! We are far from wishing to di•courage,sentimeuts • of h ittmr.ity toocaids Foreigners who may be crbti t ot, for various cm:,es, to fleck shelter in this countn', )et we'catinot but feel indign,:tion as W 61.41801 rise: that , Britons of either sex suould he .so armons to she w homage to a mati who has no' other him to hoiiee than being the biotherot the bitterest - enenly ot nor ciAidtry, and who is the scouro and ~ n ressor of all :nankin.l.. An inrlu r w,ss held on Friday , ie'rtnight, in Gm bettor! fro, I,itt('ttlttiltire, 011 IIIC bo(Ty of Matthew Stator, a labournig man, 'wlitre was occasion.- ed by part.ll;ing of scale on the precorfing. W s dttr,ti ty, I.lsts :Ile 1:( of a sheplierd,nts•stettVel t tun , in w hi ; :t;.3 ritt !wily of ister6try had here net. Ci,!:tnt,ttly .ti. The cit( conticett4 with this eyetit ne partiottlatly distreSsitie, It ap peared in evitience below the (7—toorr, th is ,voltze. inortoy sx•vs hi ought ' ter the ilsttplierd's ate NFei, .tehoas to mix t•ith seed. wheat ; and that 3 e:titt;• sitl-rn.le'parl - of the poison remained, which 'V01..! Into \VAS desired to drairoy, This crow-1 was lin fi>rtunately not' attended to; itt;tl about 3 month since, the ;ty'Pherd's wile', in order 'to th.stroy ver min, put a handful of the mercury, arid the portion of floor, on a plate in the dairy,: without ineruioning the circumstance to any one, o n diy, her mother And 9131eV, who were cogged ;11 . tdi'auing the Oaiiy, stip . osing• that the plate con tained flour only, e mptied its contents into a pun cheon of flour; On Wednesday some neighbours, about eight in number, were invited by Vellum and his wife to spend a' Christmas evening with, them ; and several cakes were mode for' the'ecca. , lion, of which the party present partook. Shortly atter they Were alt seized with violent pains and. sickness, and _on inquiry, into the probable cause, the cif.mirnstanees above- related were explained. Fortunately . one of the patty had strength enough 't;i if:lA.6l . a 'neighbour of thtit situation, who 4.lrent to- proeure medicaNtld ; but as the distance wit* four Milesi the night being extremely 'dark, and the , roads bad, was midnight before an apothecary from Gostbertoirt wired. iie found ihe poor peo oe,ln,a, situation the artist forlorn ;old miteranle; oneittser tire nor (Motile arhottd, and at least halt a MilefrOmAny house. •Shitor had expited an tour wf oto the .apofheettry arrived, and the others were Vlict4Cllo l l on'theilloor neatly int , a lifeless state. In thoctourse.ot-ttlevi bours 4 however, he laid the s : l 4:factions°. tar tobting them, , about as to enter faitvhopes of their recovery . ; and they all, except tiftiotso lo ther , of this shepherd, are - now considered ont of , danger. Vellum' had 'before been a suireret by hi s lic -, 4 , ,tg0nei. ; , 11 shot t time previous, two ot his x!onstsquence :of some of the mercury hi+viog buiAi aecitlentailf mixed with their fbod. ',SMITHFIELD MARAIIT, lAN. 7. , J, This., day'lL Minket wp,si nmply supplied. witll prime , -1)001:51, and the show 'Ol , Cattle: in other re spai;lll. wiltuVelly good.; . 13F0, Mutton, Vork, anti i : Vitilts.:.6tlp.poM Wit., pricer; ond .tho iratiq in genctal was somewhat brisk.—The sales in the Hay.Matket u ere pretty conatcleritble..l, liay,, Straw, putt Clover, obtained last prices. —We annex pn accurate state nicht of the prices anct-number4 : . 5 . To sink rho 01141 twr stone of 81b. 'l3eaf 4s. od. to ss 4(1. M uttim 4 5 , od. to Cs. e. - Veal itt: (' to }:i. od. Pork is.. NI : to 7. on. I.sin os. ott. to ott.os. 1 : * Beams 25001., Sheep 15,470 CaiYc , 23o. figs 3 60 . $141:1111'11?.LD -14AY-MAKKRT. ;.- flay sl. as. oct. to 91 as. ocl. StrAvy 41. icy, yd. to 4 1. ss. ed. Clover bi. ,cl, 1 I 0 9 . 94. CORN EXCittA NOR ) JAN: '7.:,•*-111''etillit'ylellCe of the Thatnes Navigatitin bring stn ..d, tarce are no fr sh arrivals-of any kind ut Gram, not much re twitting on hand, vessels' not being able lo liwhaige .ht.ir cargoes ; few , - bo . yets Attended or ganiple% s!,etti), and ciur prices last' week are cunkalere.ia as ; but iti , ior is mostly, na.nted t itbOZt 51. pet sack.-