The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-09 00:00:00

T '7M :f: _,:f 7•I;PY.i.-,lg:' The ship Speke, ‘.. oN, which sailed from . /a 111'° nnibt;`, ,Sebtember, has brought int , Ili frQlll the provinces of Wilezuela,fo -the .t.'2d • r l g"st• ativices by this opp or t un ity in t7,o the dispatehfr om G en . Mir:ANDS, 01 the lath and also the - Vlowing important documents •' ' CA p A " Ic e." rase;.. `2o.—The Gene.lal Congress' of, ht Untied P rov i nces of Veneiuela, anxious to fos 7 !et rite pnrintie ze al exhibited 'by theariuy, whic h hi'ia,netil rice achieved the reduction of New Valencia, have subegti , ,trit decree : The' ri c .Canbre4a of the United," and Independent ,:'''inces or Venezuela, tigc. cannot in adequnite , s-xo,e;s their high• sense or -the eicellent con -1,11 of the ComMander in Chiel, , Dtin Francis c o la d a.; in the Siege, assault, andr capture of the , 1 ntNe.w Valencia, as well as of- the patriotism, i er i l i n trYi and discipline dig rd by mi.!. .troopi ja m :, v.pecially when they con s ider the p y r; k " a ncedt the acquisbion albs °Wined, inas -41 as, in the first place, it has undeceived:o, wit tpi rr '.' e r of deluded individivls, ignorant of the tine to r i i ! upon wh:ch thia . Governinent is doe' mined : la i ritl _feed.; 'and, in the 'second place, as. it has tit n e to the league . Of the Provinces of Venezuela: P° , l ,! er fUl'as•iistattce and support of the persons C lete were its decided enemies. i te hurnnnit y di.played by the Camniander-in lb„', (. .twarris the inhabitants of the city, must merit 4 4"gliest ap i lause, arid the firmness with which he dtetrd kilselflowaids t hasp who peisisted in • iii 9Position to the cause of 'jestice, and the I) 4 i 'which he reduced theM to submission, e" tilit a i r ","‘ 4 that he unites in himself the _high , st hy L ia, !"nts, and those,. feelings of, benevolence tini e desi:2,ns of, those\ indepencleti pro sire t oe: , t i , romoted. therelnre, it) the name and on behalf of ' 14 . 4 th.tra district s f or w hi c h t h e y are fepresenta, thei r ' 6 bestow on General Duo Francisco Miranda w 'irnest and most gr...tetul thanks; and they k ekln toicred th ;t i his Decree shal l be inserte d . b o g iho gli6.ls of the St.rte. bog at the F e de ra l P a l ace o f ar3ccas, lath • ost, 181 , , (Si gned; et .....itats.rovAt. be MeNnozA', Pres. M. J. SANTA, Sec, 01 State. • FRANCISCO IsNAADI, Secretary. . , • grlop. er becree confers the same thanks on the (ind pri vates .o f t h e arm y under general 44. ithr, l ' e xt Doctiment the. Copy of Dispatc h uoil Francisco de Miranda, dated l - lead 7 nuar rtt , the 1 51h witty of Venezuela, New ..Valencia„,, • . tnl e ,, tv s:v dispatch of the 13th instant, your lax- j I t . .1 IS already o f the happy'Stirrender of, ; 4, (11 aware. koic11:19 the troops un d er my ° " tcrS ' ac ltl np It;r?ii01 11 :: / I 'ttr Excellency that it •had.heen oo Id ntlo, little tti,d sines it has been My em -14';1111 tnetidtavour to reconcile such c) . l the tn. 41 t , r lte the nr w state . of things as were mast with t hem. •I am now happy to sAy, that, t 1 , 4 1e " ,`". exceptinn, my success has been coin ' '1 'h o long bigotttd: to the old otie rtl . perso ,S, t er", 'ls* and intcreited is the support of .I.lt °kilt .T 4, 'no seemed stilt determined to r4...s;st, •Y. tat ltui, , Y.. 1 1 , 4 -,, 'toe tied, and others are in my. cus 41)6rtuilit*'ip'+‘Axt conveyed to - Caraccas by the first rr my b "Ps , on taking possession of the cifY , *as . t* `!" . great, s , Keted from their diselP.me, preserve t Atr ti ri rdt"r, offering no violence unnecessar ily , 'e Periens or property cl . )1. toe A rs , of iudividtiala. • '44"table -nal and Magazines I have 'fount! a . q ua tuity of ammunition, se . ventLen, •eCe s of „ . Itt ek 411111rIy, provisions frit two.m hit °ltteronths,,, h ,of tto 410 4' , $ ; and in the, TreasurY, a large' : lit to , an account bf all which l'shall trans- . t hrts ( ,; L , l r: Excellency, as , soon as I receive the - I a ft) purveyors • he Army. ii' va 4lr . 1) 1 3 , PPY tip Add that the utmost. tranquility 'oli moment; and that no disposition_ to. 1 114 13 , it4.urhance has been in the slightest degree `'''ltted) ,« Ftt., k s se t ° DE AIiRAN.DA." .4; v . . • A . C h . ........... . 1 % I'4 ttkit G. 1 :—.-ibe tree of liberty which' 4tilil;jell Au Wanted in these independent p rov i o ces, itt h ra It 4 Wit h luxuriance, . find has already spread,,,i !II in ky over the, seven prOvinees-uf Venezu'.l,;_. iie,'"llefieneed the beneficial effeas of its I - 3 l ) a /II g r atetoliv t•epose under its shack, proi .i. . of discOnteot tO lex, tt 101 l (ruin the storms .. . trust litr it i t 'arldinti ; . y • - .... f e w, ItB bii . p s i 5 artng. Ats enemies ei t iiie 4ell-t'!ltik4alerable,. and the .day will ,soon Wtr th:lgorensSeioOs from its root shall be Pl a : IIII , 0 i h t Caniinent of Swat' Ame.wa. 7141 t -.ti l,Y of New Valencia, whichiir was aPPre-i 'ti e rd,lClil long resist out dying, lEts Y iddeil ,t,_ 3 : 4 ,` 4 M' IIIII t' dilly the inaianificaut fouie 4 'ef. ' l . u rt c ) .. 7 . , tll ft,q:„) . l,)e s to opi;nseilie.rogros9 of lilriisber. lih, ;qr.% of which jusgice is the 10L 'le '''''' . 141 ' (4, 'Cil liitl'il . .. ' ' '. , L ii troop,' tinder ' ' mitr I, . 4 - 10 4. Qur. %%wilt. . - arranging • c ll , l l 4 ~;'1 4(1 of Gen, , NI irand.i W tik, alit' f.,..... 1, ' Ili e l : - :"3 as niay be necessary tbr tlie i" teelt e l :', l t g:litt it "i ol 4 of cm'. newly acquired allies, P'cte submit (11 th. Il le rebellinug distrias, which must - - . r ~//, rt i e .trprojet, of nor g„n cin t ti cops, , __laity ot:, ," 11 of 70,0n0 (Wiwi, with. a great ' cl " 4 y :1 1 .. ':kitt er ,j' e a'Ane bus Berta taken in the City of , 4 ;f: I ht 1) 1 ,; (1 11 11 1, 6n ti Cu the Govern-men'.. The der ' s ' ) Awounded, and '' A l '''r 01 i)rsott/i killed. ath. , tt4 (k I I I , 4° , LIII I 01 the kisonets, hay,: nit yet ' been re- A t 1 44 . eiliale b Q t p . a per ~ ,, ,i (:1 1 ani t s t has I..tiely pnblist r itsii i an sh i c rit: h re e s w t; 1 4t ih t ilea g e 1114'5 of Omni, in IA 1114- 1 AI fable 0! perspilatioti in I)) ints is . an tp . s2: itaOil ' Orm inaitigr troth lice po , Troess Q ., I '''' ~ ier ~,_ fli ki t ;ll far , v ,` ll 4 l . l Q)'ed, anti that that .Which..has- °_e 2 7: . l i i ,, 111 4 41 tt4sp,r,itiott is either it sort of hair or 1 trp Ili ! th,it sh , , 1 . ~-r vi n v wa ter to the ki t , ) r of „ • 41)t- t " 1 , "" ; I n their i „'.4 ,D'at'a;, c4tehto ine tatn.( rops o '''. l , E l i l t i ' / . ..,," . " doetl‘.ri ) it% the back of the 1k....tt fruit) tix t i , , it i ,, crd,,„ , . d Port --' 1,. uii i , i , J liternoon, as the Gosport an , 1 , 1 4 14,, h 11'1'M coach v..as proce..echtm t 11) C' aun ' , rt:' i dt,d 1) 1 lill al pin of the n'ear foie wheel catiO 14 4 "" tt,,,, 11 w heel enne utf, ley winch acci , !ent al : 2 i it" 4-1,, ' 411,10 en'y• it p. m t. T 1 t......re. ‘.l‘' , tr'e iteveral 1. ,, 1' I' 4 k a t I "'ide anti , 'b , t" -- -1 they recei‘'`i .eri a i i cu , t.t. ott,ii,at.y -,.,11,,, TTE9llol..ooltyi L BY R. BANKS, I'atLOS4HICAL thSTP.Vr;/ENT whArui. Thermometer. Weather. 1 1 • I :. I 4 '''' 1 ' g ~-?,''. ..,. , t : , .4 .t.? ~ ~ 4 g A ... Vs .'::;, cr, c. X ,-:, r , , cA pas Q r.e. ..:,.. _ , . cs .0 o 63 59. 62. 54 205 .1 t' i Rain !Um 56 54. 57. St .6, .04 Fair it itr 53 52. 56. 4(t .7 J . 1..' Rain 1)(1. 44 49. SC• 45 .reo .3o I Do. Do. 50 it Az. -1 .90 • . 2o I Do. 1)o. 49 47. 5 1 . 143 , .32 .32 ItAkr Cloudy 45', 50. P. 46. .41 .z 5 Ram Rain 1 1 3 9 i ; I'U f:Ti Y. BUONAPARTE. BY :WALTEIt BCD.tr o ESQ. A N iron crown his Amtions forehead bore ; And well such diadem his bent became, nc'er his purpose fOr remorse,gave o'er, Or check'd his course foi piety or shame.; Who, train'd a Soldier, deern'd a soldier's fame Might flourish in the wreath of b,ttles won, Thu' neither Truth nor Honor decic'd his name"; Who, rais'd by Fortune to a MOnarch's throne; Reck'd not of 141Oilart li's faith, or blercy"s kingly.tone. INVASION. The French still confide in long nights to come over The troublesorrie ditch betwixt Calais and Pover ; long nights they may find, and it comfort left still, They are sure of s kr: day I, let tly,!iri c ome when they Will. DUBLIA, Nir. day the Lord Chancellor, theludges, and iieVe4ll Law Officers pioceedeal in State, when 'the Courts - were. opened in the uqual form. In the King's. Bench,. 'a novel circumstance 'took the names of the City Grand Jury be ing" c'Alled over, Mr. Goad' rose CO Challenge, on. behalf of his client, 'Mr. Thomas Kirwan, one of the . delegates.—He challeng,d Alderman Hone, on • the grounds of his heng favourable to the Crown, which. was, he understood, the prosecutor in this Case. This nat appearing before the C9urt, hir. Goold liihired for coiiies . Of the infornialions on which the '''‘VArtatit was granter!. Alter many obs,4.lvations friiin the Bench on the cuitchn ofgrantingcopiesot in ' formations, and also from Messrs. Goolddnd M‘Nally, the,C9nri refried the application. Mr. Goold then . p<•rist . cd in hisright to challenge, when the Solicitor Goneral was sent for, and afterward?. Serjeants Ball, Moore, and .11/I'Mahon.---.A. long discussion tcok place, which ended .16 , the Court adjourning the *Wearing of the City Grand Jury until to-morrow at elevou o'clock: We lately tpeq!.iPtleci the' probable formltion of a body of among the British eiValry. Govern ment have, no dot bt,. been induced to this coe,i , ,nry by the teitimany they ltivt. received al the drc3dhil effidacv of the i'olish'Lancers at the anti-,: ot era. Sir Robert. Wilson's last publication coluit his Solve 'weft :Slog intelligence upon ihissubjzct it. is as follows Tilf4inise who have not seen the achievements of • the'COSsaques, may, perhaps, from the lin • prt,,hlint of fraimer opinion, hesitate to credit their superiority • in cavalry . attacks; but wild ..bOdy,' armed .wilh titabreS,' coo resist a hoce; 1)1 3e6litlr ab. , .ive six feet ttie horses' heads, sustained 'by the. firm .st wii" , and by the a&lykY cif t ht!nico - bOr'‘'' The Cossalue is not first arcued with the lanCe when he proceeds to war, or when he att a i u s man hood it is Cc toy of his infancy; and the , constant etwi else of his youth; Sp 1101 lee Wields'it, ailhOtle,ll from) 4 to IS ice( in length, With tie address alit freedirin that the best swordsman in Eu'rope would weapon. , bonds Ivss famillati;ed to this atm it tyrrtid be the belle sine ; brit in his direaion, tinder the guidance of it 'horseman po.scrful and dexterous, it becomes invincible bit by fire; and the. I>reionlin4 enemy, who taCtly ad vetirtires an unequal mutest, will perish or obtain an, iti, , ,lorions experience," cc' Inok with reg yet on . the propoSea plan of to the opp , stte shit!, lest shidol 1 dintinish the ihetorical powers of Thames . Street :ma it's vieinly, view waiters in too contract `ell it way, and do not consider how much the sug-- geoed v Nook! lead to improve the eloquence of /to thi Tit; air d 'll9'rsleplown, 'I ii iii n, all of 'Barrow, So . mersershire, and in reputable ciretainstanees tit, life, .have been commit ted to flebester Gaol, for vintidetinil and "earry• lug away ruin, which Ititl'b , efi brou.,cat up by tine tilt',' from the wreck of the late Ship t:Oedo,' Bristol. Oct the With ult. a Coroner's bequest i,vai.taken at Moor Green, in the parish of Leices tershire, on the.body of Steph , n C.lke‘xell, a yo,w ,ibc , at 14 years ago; itol)ruoently attempt ~1- e n go down into a coal,pit, upwaids of bun-, tired yards deep, by sliding down the cintin . by which the Ctlals are t.i6eil but he had not d e s'Ornd,..,l r oi,re than twenty yards, when lining unable to)e rqiu hi 1161(1,, helett :o the buit:un. flee had both lies and' `both, arms broken, and was . otherwise so dreadfully bruised' by the fdl, ni to Littl , t! nesmsdeath, It is-to it hoped, that the Cite of thin ' tintliinkinglyouilt will dew others Crum making a attempt iii futurn,. and cc 11 eh bus been t o n . often praelikd„ partly, out of b ri v.p.lo, andvittir through the i4„zines , cif those whoiu b k .iAie3s it is 19 lower the work.spetiple jot° the pits, 'On the evening: of Tae'sdly. se'nnight Joint 'titewart,, aqiisiant wuiilwtr it, the t.vhext mill of Dom 7, tries 1 Was unfortunately killed by the spas 'of the. shaft---lilt skull being. literally dashed 'to. The body of an tinowned prep:rat youn WOITIBEI found about 00-yards Iron) Westmiosier-bridge on Wedoesday. "rho- deceased had' out a cottage -bonnet -black velvet spencer, and a dark•dress, and wait abont 20. years of age.. Site 164'23 sects at Batttliea un'L'Uestlay evening. ' SPA The Atitho'r of a *judicious (iicoutte, ti, lticlr ap R - !ared in, a hitc number of the ,Sernaitario on the origin of the Inq , nrog,,.'ss and efreels; be inS with observing, that in Spain;' as in her. Christian coomites, the conseiryation of the Catholic faith mi.; ibr fourteen centuries eittrustej to the Aighops, Who were the natur,il guan:tiaus.of its purity. The first Inquisitor-General for the whole of the Spanish dominions was .aupointed in 1433, KO the spechl ohj-ad of his. lihours was the extirpatfit of the Jews And M3OlS,r who, at that time, ,abotinded i&Snain. The form of process be fore this rhorrityleiribunal is thus duscribed by our author :-+•-,! It t the ditiate of and of jibtice,•that the person accused shonid know lain accuser,;+rii tip witnesses againtit hits] ; that herittotild be assisted in his defence by the counsel of his relatives and friends, enjeying, at least, the consolation of Ae:ing biS wife, . tlis children, and otheis who 'ire deal' to him ; but, instead of this form of proceeding, ano ther of a'dark and secret description • was invented; by which, 'the hind which nimed the blow wai studioOsly conceded (roil the person accused, as well as those who were to ad in the work of hie •destruition ! All communication with his friends, and those who Might deserve his-confidence, was denied him ; and the unhappy Mat) . WCIS irndoted for months,'and years, in a dungenn,•• without see ing any. colter human being but his•ganler ; • withotit the possibility of obtaining through any channel, ac counts of his family,' or being once allowed, during the protratled 'period of his imprisonment, the roe lancholy,saersfiretioti of mingling his tears with i•hose of the perilous who wete interested in Lis enistenee, and who would' have sympathised with his'serrows. In this 'description I have exaggerated 'nothing : even appeal for its truth to the very men who hate fond themsidves tinder the necessity of pre lising ibis form of process, probably • with repugnance; for I wish to do theni this justice.. The conse quences "of this invention woe, that the dongeotis of the Inquisition were peopled' with miserable In , . ings, and fires were lighted up in. all parts of the country; for the inflamed imagination of the Inquisi tors 'beheld in evely trunk, a Judaiser, or a partissn• of the false prophet. The most insignificant a4tionts were li a bl e to be construed into the rites of those false religions; and the testimony of: a witness Ot wo, that A , man had been seen associating with Jews . or'MriorQ, Was construed into an irrefragable proof, acid brought him to the fatal pile. He who exhibi , ed, signs, of compassion for the unfortunate cruatuteS wl ! o were the subjeas of such proceed : ings, was held, td be a favourer of infidels; and the • slightest .moriour against such aas of violence was s ,re. to expose Illaß to the MOM intipinent per son:if hazard. The edit which was ptihllidied an totally, inviting accostnioos against ,d,..lituluents, in matiets• of religion, displays' the very essence of mi note'and intertuvd , ffing espionage, and. of the gloom and . .dismay . whith this system diffused among the people,. there .needs no other proof than the coni mon privet)). which hence originated, and V. !jell was at ways pronounced in a low voice, and wi,h a 'timid air etn.,:tra el Rey y la loquisicion ogithist'lhe 1 , 11(1 t he Itxluiattton, bilunce 1 ," Thes'author then Proceeds to obserte, that the Kings of Spain,speedily availed themselves of this terrible,cligine ot re:ligi,ms iptOterall,l3. ) ,Cll,ll)loVlT it bar the- atiaiimn: ie that toloniit t d . . power ..t.;it;,:it they at jeti t tth (0114 a trILMS to lufcti ties thiN 1 ? art of his sobjea, by,alloding to tile etl . Orts shade: by the. Arra&ineiie in the reign of hp li. tig:tinst the introdiceuee of O l e .l ogr osi,i o o into Alai , ' country, and which terminated with the lois of their liberties. He then proceed, to notice the. destio,live iofluence of the Inquisition' 5111011 the Met dttire of Spain, and the information. of the, people. • " Soon after th , :! et:coil:4of the ingnisn•ipn, the PoPe ati4gtied to . the ingoiaitor General. ot Spain, in • , tl.litiop to his orherfboations, the care of.prohibit— ink stteh; :as C g Oiitai tied dodeines contrary to ehoSe .of lass , church. I3y this new conatnission; Prolle was insensibly vested with tile authority of prohibit ing or conceding the perubal,of boofts , in Spin, and's hti 4 ,C(lii)pkttlY tuck oietsessiritt OA the paths of . public ittstroaion. ,The Inquisition be-. came the sole regulator of what bpriiordo were to read', and hew they. Were to think, Till the reign of Charles 111. no care had been .taken to restunn the in , ..txpresitible...filthily witli which it prohibited, ire'eoly sexed, and detained, books of every deserip» lion; but no sooner. had that Mon:vett arrived in Spin, than, conNinced that this arbitrary jurisdiation was fatal to , the peeigresS of litiowledge, he endea , voded tO tepresS i't, .and to cause 'some rok-s ()Mai lb be obierved in the prohibition ot With ths view,,he issued a decree in, ctie.ex. petition of Which was • either evaded, or received much inclired opposition.; and it thereloi. becamt necessary 'to . publish another regulation in 110, by Which authors, if naves and resident itt Spaio, were alloWed a. hearin g ; aod were authwisett to appoint det",.nders, for thentldrol, writing 4 were impugned, this, yea y' {aSteti for a Shot time the ViettcO rev-letioo took pl.iee, and the coovernat , :nt, not. daring t, r its oWtt illtthorliy tO prohibit the politieol • es riiiogs Ls hick ii prodoeed, itself of the Inclutst Stilt to prevent their introdortion and. eirculatjon ; taro the Lifter 'seriPt!d the[perpose tile_ Govertinurit, ri k:.lleau.dly, that there t': a; noon little ttlstr,l4lt. to It.tt read exctl4 the Printer, and Rellaimin, with his Cot - omen.: ators. No' political parr, however juJIL could obtain 11:liCenae ; and evett writing On politc,S 2361 puhliC. wlUch had previously ttiv)y • ass AWL:: iy:il nod tvtetul circulation, .were torn t yonth, and their perusal prohibit, ed, .:t entlr4lT , fulfilled the. of ;..:t 3 fit during this period, ;trod Pootttlt. .1, 1i; prestlt: exereisti great•• that tto work should i.e circulated; ‘vf;it:!t al; e.briqatett r awo with, regard to then Lietice it is,' that the nation at !att.: arid cootinoes to sulitain, the greatest • . 4 ‘ It is oimtitest, then, that the Gi)verntitent has • fouipi, :old will fled, in the .Inipnisition, ao,exeel ' lent itistrement for suppressing every. veritiog that if may conSidil as at all hostile ,to .14 usurpmons. I 0 triyh, it o;as, latterly, a fatal eugine,ot the Court tor prosecuting spelt iodwidta„tis were believed to riti . .itieft.'d to the favourite, or who •had express ed t helisdx tts its terms of lz . verity against hirn, and .. : nasOluit tin; diiordefs Ott: ralaco. For. aeveral years, it may safely - he ass"rletr, that ergot oof or es cry ten of Cie unfortunate tieing 4 Wllo were murcd in the ,dungeous or rx, rri ,epeed this tate, rather for protruded St.ii?-crtines, than fir theolugical its. $u n iwrsons as clued to rensure 'he licentiousues, the spol,ati::og - , "and the nwhifarlous vices of a roost. , lopi,i C were not brought belore a • civil tr.buti,il,. I .olol*b publicity would have been given. to ilie;r ,;.1 •; but were consigned over to _the toons or where all is tuystery-- T where nothivg is still' it±.l ro transpire—and where,cons-tinentiv, lure ,scope for the vilest - tri whin tioi,s.• On all these grounds the ant> or rn.st Ntrentiong. ly Advises the.,nbolnion of ; wi la . which, he Oserveq, it is imposs,ible, ton any thii.g like a Constitutionat all to extst. OLD B,IILEY. Yesterdly five , ,prisoners *ow pied; four of whorri Were convided of iciony,,lnd une Vas atqiih tod. . day tbh Sessions ended, IViien'serytei,ce „ as pa , scd on the . foll6wing orihoneri, vr4; 'joh'n 'Evans; Etwillot.l Levy, Tiorothy Morphy, Gk-Orge FlO.it, and John Mi:ler, to be transported for lite. Simpion Henningiitun and John Pollard,idUrteen• yeari. o,!orge Lloyd, Harriet Steadinan, Mary Barnes, J74lm,Baierrian, Ann Payne, William Junes, I,lin B Cornelius Reynold:, I li7,a Atkiusott, Edwiird alias John (Nborn, John Brace„John Step. toe, Mary Smith,' Mary Hickey, Catherine _Connor, alias Burke, William Heyman, 'Tin - 1001y Francis Willis, George Fisher, Jitll;!'i Leith, :Fain Mailin, Richard Ripptill; William Pope, Eh ia b et h Mould, Edward Addison, Sarah Pantiat, Ann Lane, Sarah' Blandy, and Tliornas Henry Marsh, tor, tev.,t! years, Three were ordered to be iirwrinoned itr tlisi Hou,e of Correetion at Clerken wen 1 tr two years; 13for - cine year, and 20 tor six calendar inci,ths -14 were ordered to be iMpris:ined in New !ari• toe varous oeriods.;--4 were ordered to be publ4.ly, and 7 privately whipped-8 judgments were respited— and t 3 were discharged by 'proclamation. POLICE. HATTnti-dAarittisT.Yesterda'ir a young . wornan, a the name of was brotight uo, nnil derwent a final examinAtion, being charged with tendering knote in imit ition of a tol..finnk of Eng. land note, at a 'hien-draper's in Holborn, fir the payment of goods alto had selee.ted to ,purchase, which was discoVered to tie only a twenty-penny note, but so nicely execneed , a 4 trtight deceive ony per Son, without being closely inspeded. *The tering of the Rome witi)•intent being esta. Wished, and the prisoner.not being able to give ;if.) , sitirif,wiory account 11' ‘v': she c.tote po?.;ev.ivil el thu same, onimMitett tor trial. Thb'flolder's of the kw rem:titling tinpaqi Shares of the following Prizes, 'sold In Ilmt,'in . the Lot tery ttiat - finished' the e2(l of last. Munth,' are re. , . r . Int!hteo to ming teem ror paym Fent, or In , xc ha n o them 10r,Tirikos or Shnrc.ll lo.the Little - I,ot tel y, to be draw 6 on Tnestlay, the I.otii Nivlotli, ts ,•C . f 3,363 • A . 5, , 00) ,i, B i4 • B • • • C . • • ' 04 u 2.5 ' ' C • • I,r on , 3 • •\•• • ,V 63 ' . ctua 2,0c2 . • • Su, T. , 111.5• Ii dt.„k6s ilk friends to notice * , that to a certainly, Tiokets and. Sh-ares will be tit arca befote tire the whole 01 LOitel d , :e3 not conakt of more than half the nuMber, u,nilly sold. 'l'ickets aro to 'be had,, they will be soll'wittion't any partiality, Itt 'No. 4. Corn bill, 9,. Charing-cross. ITALVAk Put4,- , -Wherl BUONAPARTIC triar!e bit tirit cotripaiv in It: c ily the very name of the Freirclt was d(!!Ce L ed. snme . llSllapti conversing together tin the epodin) army, one of them remarked, " French are all rascals.l.;--",N0," slid another, '' Nen' lutli, ma 13VONA , PAIITS it i!.1;• '' Not mil, but a good many of Otani." C,cINAN CAtiAL.—The bre.3lcittt out of a teser you( linttary lass entirely interrnpted the na viOtion of this canal for several mon hs. - o n F r idoi?, night, the quantity of rain whi , ,:h fell 'in 'Edinburgh was inmiense. • On Saurday morning the Mastlowi presented, froni the . one end to the other, ccmiplete sheet of eviller. Owing to tilts high tides and guest liesh In the harbour of Leith, s:iveral hinisoi on the . shore are under writer. The river Esk' rose to a.greater height than ever rernern• bereil, and wountber of articles were carried by the force of the water into the sea nt Musselburgh. It ig also lai(1; that the late high titles have done con siderable injury to North Berwick Harbour, and to several pisses on 'both sides of the Fort, la the sotithor . Scz.itland, the rains have been also ex+ cessive snail)" the low part of the town of .Durn fritni,sevei3i or the howies ft ii, been intindated, anti abotit two'hundred ,people, in Coinieillieitt;e, obliged 'to remov(lrrn .t heir hahr at inns, At I le, ;bk. neat I)3ll\Vintolik..2o firrner lost iip'wart!, o f fifty s h t , e p . Theelyde, near iti.io - nrce, it sowed into the 'tweed i arid botlti,tivers.homeAreitlowedttleir banks to a greater tlon Ints 'been known for Oki) , vCIAI'S . back. The house of Mr;' Adair, In Solm,squatv, was broken and etched-on Sunday night, tit early. nit iVinnday:rooraing,,and , robbitd of plate * .money, ankl other' .valuables to ilic.am - oont 01 0,- t ore The thieve4 - icffeeted an entrance by'the titst-t - lnor byek window, by, oseertrkof a ladder, tln to that tloor alone, ho/trig brokers, open ,a multiplicity of locks rootinini 4e• 1011ging to the Cooitv 'sh.pt on the giatintl.tionr, but the rn bi lt . f g m anaged not to disturb lints ; and having got 'keit booty, they eseapekl-by the bick of the . houie throug9 di,„subk, tti tiir to door they It tt A son'of Me; Titloeu; In Pindlen.road s wag tin . fortunately drowned.. in Wednesdily, whilst ail eg i og himself with nnother youth itt a boat otf Citeltii a 1 WATEtt: AT LONDON Is4IDGL TO.MOR. 'ROW, Moll)iflgs 18 mill. after 9, t 47 111111. afar 9, C ' ; 1 1. ' .t. t j '.. i } '~