The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-31 00:00:00

NAVAL /41?.WS -............ . PLYmoettl, hay 2 9.--Artived the Yen!' %Meg, f rorq Clutbc, with a cargo of timber foribi , s Dela , jest clock -yard at ibis port sailed with lthe. fleet wader convoy of the.4krelia .frigate; also arrived Ihe Poo, WALTER S; Finn, BARN ; Priscilln,:WEDß;,. Walt flait WEBli and iiii. LLIS-, froin Po iningltam, Gtr,[.;, tram l ; ; Two Ih•othess, E rtiintoutbf ti ct i 11"beteducn trurn Weyrnouttfi and' Satnuel and . orithi, ciau, from lideloid.. ' . , r .. ' Il e Aftierican' iwhooner ' ri i ittla'r . ;l ba vis Bow - hi), ilatier, that lat . cly art tv ' ei'l...e'retr's r) iit t itt.Me.- ., • to . • ~,-, • . ‘dit,rriteatii wri4,lliii dayreltas&l trufli qui' 1."•111'" t'lmetiown the barbrior ditdr liaising be n : retii - tethhe Orestes 1 , 160 p at war ; 40 ilitili.ll iiilinVdiatelY l a 13 " a ciliik t o t 6 Westward; also carnedoi,vii the , 41 , 41 it "Nl' a tefit, the Onji,r' • bloup of "'"? ''"` -1 ligivtled will sail. to-tricifrow with a ttnitill ton- loy !Ur Cali iZ, 4r61 , 1 4 lilc rugs° COETOy fro firm-brig with a transport under ircl Bail ed the th iitleiti d. , nt gun-brig on a cruize. ......... Soo JULY z ,,ti . ""&.,*. J 30, —His M jesty s B ship Rog an() :1' 1010 q 40 bad site Ia , adered to be bruko up i ~I ' l UrA llili ii ordered td be lititti to buisplY. her pi Lt 41 iltill11) at Y.artbolit h. his Ca kt ..-...... distill RAiii JULY 30.—Came o the River td be p , e 11 . 11 N '11"p l toff Majc:sty's 'ship SUCC4ISI .41,', lYtt,Lie,ll, IV. , . 'Riarri,,, tutu to be repaired hiS Majesty' iY . . eiiii ) ' - ... r. , . ; tin i ' I P ttie River to Gillingham, his Ailiest) 6 -ii.ori cr .1. Leith; 3 , 1 % ! a t r " . ", ' with 75 ainisn prsonurs from 50n. 11 , ip .: ,. 1411 -ittn on board the Bucking/4m pri- • .-it . . ' .1)41., . ......, Fon •' 4" 30•••--The if India 1) Y to 11(414 • `"414 . sod will •hail this'eveillg* frigate fakes Sai'eLl il hiP '' --' R'lre Lim Indio pitOr ynehtj foe , the riser 1 rt * 'a iUs* ri .. ''' Swi ll E ' • pilot acht'le 4 ~. for ...ie ar t ' , ail li,dut 3! ~ ; 11'41'4 hie 111(1!aitleo• ' '''' c. ••*.‘ , . I 'l3o4gilouil' ' Majesty's Ai li - "t 'M '3 --ArriVed his PSI eisa ZGp/tr . , and y from oft Cherbourg. Salled his Ay,' Cormorant, a nd -S . Itsty's ships Stionrian, * . N'oPOL with 1 uttaii., Ohl I' iA/ • •t It Conv trierfo the Mediterta f.,,r. , II- - .ijelty'. i p LUer - sly age, with L Intl, • 1 Ari ar iii:ed al ‘‘,,UtY 30.*-4,,e lienrietit, Kers-ei.'d a• kiliAi n I , 1)116 Y oo Aii,„,day. fr om Grevnlan , 1, 61 14 ' ' 4414 ileinly sly tolls ot binboer in bulk , ti,, biiG tvli.le%., expected to boil 130- 10 , 4 of 0i1.cN.4,„ tt Lilt lollowin. aecotlnt ot the success c. Ntrsim.ttii 5 ' . ki t ~ • iloto "lu l l; i-- ; 143:1-aurora., 32, I 40 lotts ; E4g.nton, 18 , ',.)0 141; diuilell,',llul Will fiNlieLl; • Mane , estet; 25, 1 - 4 be i h - .L. oidoelie•ot.r 2, , I I m tr y an 't Eill''' ' 17; Ptiriee of IS ' ~ -o .i , ... '.. Sarah nod 1241,, ' r , i2:l, u ell hill( o ; hyr "";.16i IQO tont; ; Walkii,'loll; Zi'P ' I 1 .04,/,„ . . . . it,,; 11„1:",14,,ilania.00Ll Effort inn ; L''' °6t:T/e7; vigii,.,;:- °;' NePtUif, 2 '0 tugs; Oc e4 l/.0 r t , alio i t „ I , . 7. 10 il iihnk, 1 , nanct', welt fished'. , , qt4loll9*4lll4well, 26 160 tons ;. Lively, 15ri 19; kV ( :i:' 27 ' (17 size) 'nu tons • Veient'e ' A 1.,1 3 ~ , , ~, i o'ewc,sit 'OO :inn, 14 . 4titt r e--141!ellit, well fished. , 'P4I--Jdolts iti fish, ,t 06 tons ; Lion, 1it14.4, 1 4terdt,e4gll"4'll. 15 fl•th, too tons. ' • ottilt, -.Ja ne, 14 ; Latona, -t 6 f is h. "eq ' q. " Ar 'lit'et E n tiiseer et*PenWver A l alt, g iilin *,l lfisliekl P ' Hope:, ' ett".‘q...lita, Swan 2- lit,ll 165 fors* '. . vvi.ol4 reLe;ved here'l ) morning, , -from 24 iii4)l lat "'i, that yest er day ,1 this port; Am.(' ~ , koo 1,418 „Augusta, th:riti„l„, 8 , 4 the 23d of J u ne, at 1 „,, I Port il l'".'"ihy, of Gleenocki. has arrived, 301 4 , at: 4 it'm qreetilnd with t(i fish,' and , abo ut flit '. O to 234 lons of lan, a full Shit ). * t.,, it Port' ' d ißie \\-,---'-------------- - arrived oft. vic.444 1 , `V est Indiatnan, which ts gate ar. 141.1411 Of the' 4.l.l.telhgence is received of th e 4al The glilli4tit,bZward.hound fleet at Jamaica:. . il from i,i'lLsiiii,,,., ilid Citl Was appointed to B 'l it',!"tara,"„ine `:oth of June:. Toe Bebe f rigate, a,t tif,"lnt aii 4,",,h011v0y v. ii 11. the last. Jamaica' ''' s • e ' siouhl - ‘v9olwieli Sh e h as a large quantity S ir' 't saq ~ „ ' rea4 akts uouars on board. Quebec, has til 'IN/1,,5,,,,1tAiu, late Cove) nor of . said, 11 :t . the tesll4ati hy _t lie 4111444 z. frigate. It is i,sx 4 1 1 1 ,4 ti L. oldal who conituandi oit the ri4ln , 4 :l it itt t.eeri in. tl.ie Government offt Quebe c , .t;t_ %11,...ei utif4.l,".llrinities oi-Str.JANlts; ,te:' 11A t4',',11. 444 !1,111 "far , the aelf . duties I tt ile (11111,A "'t oew circumstances wv h te4,Pc,c , ,i 10 111). t 4 SLAIN he might be called uP„9.8(...!°' , - rt'41111illee41)1 . ft;BUttib I t) lit (4)16 t 1 4 11,1 of the Meritar, s.vhoile. .. _. ,r) lour l'at)ri,„h ' u Alt sl rii, we learn, that iti ad,nll - ottltti I u have beep rmoved from the Jilt) ~ cll.ll.llrt, ' ' 14ve been in like mantiet Ise lit IV It'. ilie . lv ti ,, , .11(.44,.._ • . .tts C o C/4,111 114.3rters if the troop% at Buenos. Ay at 14;414 et j.l,lAi*te bide ot the ItiKr de la' 11,161adkv 1-.4l4ltligtti idt.ritrltlnto, •ko, here it %v.'s. liorPes'".; ' 4 Rtvi 1 ('() 'hen: undo 11 t 'nd 017-6e"e -...11 po itiid ilk . the Ci)001,1 ..., it : . l t n,)14: .111, LnliANt. • ~„.' ' id 0 hailtlilvd I he vihnurhood ORtvuutteAr c.f atio 13tria't4i,,I. ► t), 1,4! 111 t: Otlettee of ihts,Aoltlti,n_,elll' i ihr . 3 1 hit i-, „ , - • utunooki i Nit ti . t 1 id 14 43.te the neiglrh 1 • A Ittl e 4 lilt' to rn , Tlinsi r/f k l 4 had beei .. ' - 1 e k Y, in .. 1 reCutVed, dated Rio -.Tanetety is qtl.n.r wil lch it is ~4 h• , the • Pliticl4s itil‘i, 4. (hi, ~, sta4. t4t ' . ,por. 8t,a1„,14,tin,i,„7* 4 t, tile Prince Regent ,of , the tili e '1 Aitit)ats4 14' ‘ttli Ibe' voncorrence. of h I,i, Pr4bi.hitill '1,4, the ilairinis ,Da Yatf.ra, to ' 44 tN g a tht ~,v the lei rnory of Buenos AY*:!"' 'AtAlii • • '.. -. ) ' Loast of the river Do la than. POETRY. ItSSIIT AGAINST GRARce AND CORISTENSONI. Ne'er at one time could Greece, tho' Pint(' for ages, Produce ittnutither more than Sav art SA c Ls ; Nor. Christendom, at once, with all her hosi, Could mord than Sam./ distinguish'd Ctia is r Ows ; Essex, e'en now, can TWICIt Si* S AG Rs And rwi'ca stir Citmat.to'tis Lail of equal fame; Oh;Gs/MCI t 011, CHRISTILNDOMt,— But, ahl such Ohs Can nc'er regain your rank, nor soothe your woes. Oh, CitetsraNnost! Oh, Caster, ! each hide your head, While Essax reigns, triumphant, in your stead. \'-~ ~~ FASHIOAS FOR AUGUST. kitosl ACKEitMANN'S REPOSITORY OP ARTS, FASILIONS, &C. FASHIONS FOI , ; LADIES. WALKING Mass. -A high round rube, with full long sleeve, trimmed with vandyke lace at the throat and cult's, and ornamented round the bottom with a Tuscan border In needle-work. A short capuchin cloak of bud:coloured shot *armlet, fastened with broaches on the shoulders, and trim med with deep Chinese silk fringe of the same shads. A Moorish turban .bonnet, gathered into a broach in centre 9f‘ the forehead, Purple ridicule, with gold snap and tasse l; Halt- bows of buff coloured kid. Parasol with deep Indian awning, the same as the cloak. CHILDfg VRESS.'—A short-sleeve Spanish vest and troy/,' 'stirs in one ; an Indian dimity cvaisteoar with long sleeves,. and collar trimmed with • itnroiv boiiier of muslin. High. shoes, of purple,ur black morocco. A college cap, of put* pie velvet, with crimson n.isid. EVINING Dit ass, - 7 A Grecian round robe, with demi.- train, at tine Fdian muslin or Italian crape, trimmed with silk or silver Cringe; a Circassian lee re; and tulsoin finished 4 la entuslie.. A Roman tunic of Sardinian blite'satin, con fined with correspondent cord and silver buttons in front. A neck-chain 'and locket of silver filigree or pearl, with ear rings and bracelets r" suite. Hair worn flat, waving in curls cn the forehead, and confined behind with a row of twisted pearl the same placed across the front. An occasional scarf, or cloak, of thread lace. White satin slippers, with sliver clasps. Claes of white French kid, antt-tan of' carved SIR TAMES SAUMAREVS FLEET. ••••••••••111 FROM THE SCAW TO THE BLAND OF A NUOLT• GUNS. . . ..: Vi6lo . ly . • . too Admiral Sir fames Saurnare . z Urt•adnaught - . 9S Captain Linzee ' Mars - - / 74 ---..----' 1 ( apt( '.- • Defence - - 74 - Peters Ulantlibal. - - 74 Admiral Dlirham Ardent . . 64 Captain tioneyirlan Princess Caroline. • ; 64 --.--. Do wiunan ' impetueux '. ~' - 74 - Lawford Plantagenet - ' ..'- 74 •-- Eyles Gorgon (Hospital) -, 44 - ---- Dacres Loire - . . 4 .4 - schornberg '- Crescent . . 33 - Quilliani Farrar . - - 36 - baker , ' ' L D..pline . - - .24 - I'ipon ' ''• • Ercous . - . . . , IS - Atm - Inge ' ' . Crnizer . - - . 18 ---- 'Poker licllette - - ' ill ~.----. Sloane Calypso . ‘ ~ is .....--. Weir Diligence - i 6 - Lowe • Wrangler (Gun.lirig) az Lient. Pettet Snipe (ditto) , - 12 --: Champion Cei,sor (ditto) - ir. - Lucas Sateguard.(rlitto) - 1z --.........r England Urgent (ditty, , ) . i z --. krgby Algerme (Cutter) - iz ---- Blow Hero (ditto) . - i z - ---- Reynolds • , IN Tlit DLL?. Vigo' - - - 74 Admiral Dickson Hero -- 74 Captain Dunttits Courageux . 74 - Wilkinso(4, • Oiioh ,• 74 - Sir A DiOcsors Dietator . 64 ,-Williams - 36 Haywood • fly - •' 19 - Dickson , ISLAND 0? NANO, AND CULT OF TINL4ND. St. ,GeOige Admiral Reynolds Vanguard 74 .Captain (Atli Tremendous . . 74 Campbell F lo tuarti . 40 asigi I . 36 14.111M* ig Ark lom A r lel - - Rost; • Ruse . . IS hlansel Sheldrake 38 . .m... 9.... St ewar t , Raleigh . 18 ---- Wooillark - 14 ---- .Wittts Re) nattl 14 - Stewart Bruiser (G un • brig) fZ Lieutenant atn6.ot (deco) - 12 Templer. SPORTING /ATELLIGENCE. SWANSEA itACESi WEDNtSDAY, JULY 34. • . , . 'A Plate of 5,1;5. given by the Stewards. • Mr. Day's br. g. Vrenclick . - t I Mr. M,Unsey's b. g. Swithsci . . 2 dr A Sweepstakes of togs. each,' with Nags. added, the gift of S. llomfray and R. limes, Esqrs. Mr. Powell's Ad Libitum., .. - 2 1 1 Mr. lenuer's 0. P. • t . s•• tell Mr. Munsey's b. g. Swansea 1 . di' Seven other horses were name d . THURSDAY. Mr. lonces b. h. Arthur - - t z Mr. Le, , is's b. g., tlylas , ~ - - 3 2 Mk, WilitinOre'S b. It. Glassblower - , 1 3 Mr. :terretz"s bliie...by P4yrWur': - - z Ur A Sweeiistakes of legs- ekelt. Two-zr.i le Jle.us. Mr. OKen named Kangaroo • . . - 3 I I Mr. Newte named Maiihtet .. z z 2 Mr. Munsey's b. t. by Meteor - 2. 3dr Sol/mother horses were med. A A Sweepstakes of Ten c, ll il 'US each, lot Hones out of Train jog, l'wn Al,lcs. tlemleinen rideiti. • +; mi. 'Lewis nameil Zallga - - . ..... 1 . :Mr: 14 I'. lones t a llelv,,a • - . .. a ,Captaln.Charles Campbell named optki4n . .3: colonel Stipt's - INnira • . ..• - , • . • .4 lILID4Y~ A Free Handicap Stakes of Five Gnineas each, :with Tweiity •.G onc ss ad/ icd from the Fond; One Mile. • . . , Le is ' S g. fiylas . • walked over. A Free Plate of. Fifty PoUnds. N'ir,,Powell's Ad Libitum • • .. Mr. 'Whitmore's br. h. plAssblcower . Mr. LewWs•b. g. fly . l4is • . - , . Mr. i joues"s b. h. Arthur • . ' • , A Five Guinea Stakel'. Mr. Newic named br. g. Frederick Walked Capital twilling and excellent sport. ED191113 . 1W RACE'S, t 1 3 2 4..3, 4,4 r: ;THURSDAY, JULY 25. .Thelluntera' l'urse'of tiro •uuintas. MMr.Awfaiti Antlatttlis,gr„ g. Beirtt's br: h. by Mr. Robert There was afterwards a match betwixt two Gentlemen whototte their own horses, and a hack. fACC, .I*,ll.lCd softie sport. Yesterday Sir H. V. Temp:st's tw. c. Shuttle walltedover the course, for the Lady's Purse at cogs. Thew were afterwards two luck races, oue of which wilt wall 01110tais atxl 41E4 4d some sports I 1 2 dr LAW •REPORi. - COURT OF •IttN6's BENCH, TULT - 4,. .SITTIII.G9 AT 6U1t.614A1.10, LONDON. The Court was again occupied the whole d ay in cases of Baltic captures. Tha cireuruitancei of the C3SCS, were in general nearly the same. The vessels sailed with licenses,. and under various neutral flags, but in endeavouring to land their cargoes the sol diers got possession of most of them. It seemed the usual practice was to scud a Dutch or German Supercalo, who settled matters with the Custom house Officers; but at length the Preach, finding they could not trust to the vigilance of the Domenne, t;mployed military to prevent the suiuggliug traffic. RUCUR V. ATKINS. This was an insurance !TOM New York to any port in the Baltic. 'The ves.el was captured by a boat from shore as she was hovering near her port of discharge. The loss was known in. December, 1810, but the assured did not abandun until the month at April. Lord ELLENSOROUGII held this too late, and that the assured must abandon, wii bin a reasonable time, to entitle him to Claim" for a total loss: His Lord ship howeverlold•the Jury, that in making up their estimate of a partial loss, the only thing to clpdt24:it (rom the 'total loss was the chance ot recovering the cargo, and the ,fury would consider how moth they thought that chance worth.—The Jury found for the plaiptiff.- 7 damage on average loss, 80 per cent. ' UANZEDON V. VAUGHAN. In this case Lord lit.Of.Nl3ollo4l(ili held, that an Insurance on the property of Harnburgh Merchants, that country, being in the power' of France,' was void ; and that such insurance was not legalized by the Orders in Council, which permitted it in cer. tam cases io be caused free of, capture, He held it Wes going a step beyond that point to legalize its insurance. He' was of opinion that the plaintiff ought to be nonstilted, but the Counsel for the de fendant chose - rather to take the chance of a verclia, and .t he Jury foUnd for the defendant. CI lb is at, present in training, at UrY, the seat of "Captain Barclay, preparatory to the great battle to be faeght with Molineux, on the 27th Septernber; near Doncaster. On. this match not less than 50;0001. are already betted.., • , , JAMES BaLcuch,.- 7 This once celebrated pugilist, and a formidable champion of ',England, died yes terday,,et his' house, the Coach. and Horses, Frith 7 itreet, Spho, in the,3tst year of his age, after a lin. gering Illness, which had reduced him to 't mere skeleton.. the deceased was a descendant of the celebrated pugilist SLACK, .of Norwich, whom he far excelled in all the requisites of boxing, with the exception of strength. He arrived in London from Bristol, his native place, as a pugilistic star of the . ' tint magnitude, tvheri_ only eighteen yeayrof age, and his first combat was with Paddington lines, .a good 'thin, Whom Belcher , beeasily, by quickness ik of hitting and a science peculiar to himself, which excited ibe surprise and admii•ation of the pugilistic world:: Hia fame was bruited abroad as a pheno menon unequalled, and he had successful turns with BUrke, Bartholomew, Gambol, and Firby, in a short interval of time ; and although only a twelve . rstone mail, his name was regarded as terrific as his blows Were destruthive, and he enjoyed,. unmolested; for four .years, the . title of the British Champion.. 7-- Whilst in the meridian of pugilistic ardour, and enabled to punish more in bye minutes than any other ptigilist in double the time, he last an eye by a• ricket. ball ; yet his confidence in himself re mained firm and unabated, end such led to tinsue cessful- combats with superiors in weight, and re.; nowued professors, the Game Chicken and Crib.~. :1 7 ly irregular living, and youthful indiseretionS, I,ugilisis, intoxicated with success., 101 combats,. Belcher had degenerated previous to ,Ag'loing his losing battle, hut yet with Cnb, there • was the same animated man, without the stamina to support it. -.Since that period Belcher had gra dually' declined, and the last 18 months he appeared . a mere,shadow. The name will ever stand high on the_records of boxing;. and the deceasedi was, indis pitiably the best twelve stone'mau tilts country ever produce:l. • . Monday evening as a woman living in Westmin ster, Was, employed melting on a fire some spirits of turpentine and bees wax, for the purpose of clean. ing furniture, the inflammable substance caught fire, which was instantly communicated to her whale clothes, and before the Baines could be extin .g'ilished• they were completely destroyed,. and i her body so cruelly mutilated that she expired ill a few tLlias„ . „ . A dreadful accident.happened, a few, dayi since, St the - liottvell's, Bristol. The men employed In blasting the rocks blew up several tnittes in . suecei: dion ; but .one of them rowing tire, they conceived that the' failure was occasioned by the touch-hole being tea small.' They,aceordingly determined to enlarge it,.by chipping away the sides with a steel, instrument ; in'tiontg which, they imprudently nett- Witted the preCaiiiion of wetting-the charge, and ° a spark unfortunately falling into the chamber, the powder , Vxploded instantly. Of the two men at work, retie had his skull . fra4ut‘ed by a fragment of. melt, and his companion had, also his skull tra6tuted, 4nd n hand shattered to pieces, UNtim Levert was' yesterday , charged by Fi,inn.rlt EJmeads, an unToitimate wo ni3n of ,the tpwo, ott fiuipicion of having. robbed her of 51. in Ba,ok-notes, three dollars, gown, and ( ,th e r.arlieles 01 wearing spore,. The prosecntrix itlTl!'d . that . the prisoner .accompanied her home to lietloddings, At a late hour on Satutday night, and there he expressed a &sire to haite something tociiink, and ,gaie her money to send fora: On .her return, She found her rbotn-door locked, Land could not gain admission tip the door waft Furred, when, it. was discovered ',hat the prisoner was . gone. On examining her pockets, which she left in the room when she went doWn stain, she tnisseci the ootes and money, and soon after discovered that the gown,. Sec. , Were gone. She inimeili3tely gavein lOrmalian of her lonfi p and the prisoner Was appre hended. next morning, in Tvoley•street, with part of the missing property in his possession. He wits fully committod tot irial at the Astizttcs :Ultilil ER ASSIZES. •. . : WINCII*STER, 26.—" Robert Hunt an* nunfiai Quieten were etqlVicted.of' aisatilting Philip Kinneer Jason, a Lieutenant of Royal Mannes, 11e 7 longing to'his Majeilies ship Gladiator; and rescuing ritit of his custody Michael M'Corinick,. a clt•sertrr from that ship; whom he had taken. The.COunsel tor the CroWn did nos pre*Sjud4ritent against. the defendantli, they Weie liberated; on their OWn recognizance:4 to appear when called upon. The CrOwn business f niched, and Mr. Instice 11:01.ttY reprieved all the prisoners previoils 'to leaving the town.. bALISi4URY, JULY 110.—A bill of indirnent preferred against Peter Lr Clive for felony, but re turned ignoramus -by the Grand Airy, Ii aPpt'►lr~cl that he was in extreMe inftence, but was a n . ar L* of very superior merit. Whilst he was in N/i4ori Gaol be painkkl tsttany pieces in the style of ; ' . land, some of which are sta te d t o b e even supetinr. to the pefformaneeS. of that artist; with whom Cavp lived Many years as a professional assistant and he siates that many paintiwo of his were only varnished over by Murland, and sold by that ME as his own. Many i f The prinCipal Gentlemen of the county have visited Le Cave in gaol s and ( 1, !... dare his drawings .:id paintings in many instances to excel Alorlandis. Tire writer of this ,a!ticlt• has Beet) many of Le Cave's works, And though he dori not pretend to the knowledge of an arii.d, yt.t considers them as chase delineations or rdial ob jeds: Charlotte Buck, alias Lucia (.Iged ..only 17), A servant at the Poit•ollice at Devizes, w,i4 iriud urz an indictment -chai . ging her with stealing a tO?: Dctvizes note out of a I , 'ter put into the l'ost.orti,:, ; there: The Jury. leant to • the side of mercy,riii,l acquitted her. • . • John Piece was capitally'COnvkled of stealing two promissory notes, s o me .silVer;.and o ther ar ticles, from the person. of "on e W m . Barton;, other wise Wm. Brou n. This ma n i s one. 'eftlibie aerials, who, it may be .reoolleaed, some year's ago raised a cry of tire at Sadler's Welk Theatre; by which means many perioni lost their liOes. Het was Conviaecl, - with. others; of the riot on that oc! casion,, - and after eufferitig inipiiioement • for it; re• turned into this, part of the country, of which he ii a native... A Correspondent, who hay jast returned from the West rit England, intorrna u:, that in all parts the corn looks remarkably fine, ,but there ate no apples i after a most promis'ng prospe&, a blight Corms, and both leaves•aocl fruit 1 4 iihrte ci ,a n d dropped off. Thai oldestinhabitants do not remember to haire stiki so bad a crop cycle'', the general beverage in shire, roust of course become dear. Vaoxitst.t.-.4ite+e 'Gotland were on Monday evening attended by a nuinerond and elegiht corn: pany. The illumitiatiods and fireworks seeinita to vie with each Other 'in brilliancy and ‘Plendota..; The concert went ad' with rat eclat, particylatly, the folluwiag sono - :-.." The G1i3 , 1 of Fi ve Th ou i a t i l a Year," and Cupid's Row de Dow," song by. Miss Fattoti, both ot which Were ntgcu applauded and encored. Mrs. MocNtAtst sung with. interest= jug effect, " Term down the Ourders stoee," sad bad aim an encore. T;,eae Stings do credit to the taSiii and talents ot Mr. - W. PAltictl. *ho corni ) sist: (l them- A Gentleman who has arrived Prom tiltitra *Mei, that King. JOSePM had ie-entered with ad escort ')t men, which are the only troops ot France (kit tt.ive passed the Pvrettees for a onsidea. able time. On tetichihrViitOrlai he inoteinhled Functionaries 'and ).11agistracy of the Provindu of ,Biscay, when,a Council was held which lasted 'it* days. He left Ilia torti•esi on the Lth, add wa+ ceived,4lt iliargod on the il , h inatant ttoin whence he wM tO proceed to Valladolid, but it wai expected that he - would not for some tint Visit Mad( id. Etertusti 'AT Li.oro's...--4 General Meeting of the Subseribers'of this H rise took place )1241., rday, to consider the 'upon preqonted,by a Committee (it twenty-one Gentirmen, for the Better Ina , age.ment oft heir nfraig's 'An future. It was agreed, •ha to. on admission should be anginented fr4tti fifteen to twenty-five poundi; and that,no person be admit ted a , member unless recommended by six sun scribers, who hail attend personally before the Com: ,, mittee, if called on, tegive an i;ceount of the party they recommend; that the adtnitdon be by bale 191, and that the naru of the party blotted !or tie Posted in the subscobers'-room tor one week. A motion tor a new Committee of Twelve WA qirried, three of whom are to go out annually by rd tattoo ;• it was also 'carr i ed, that they should have ialary of two'hundred pounds per annum ; but ti Member demanding that this resolution be decided by ballot, the fame was ordered accordingly. The motion that Mr. John Bennetts pm, be Secretary to the New cOmruitt er s was . corried unutimously. On the motion dist ft 'third master to the hottcii . watt - riqp-ssary, and that Mr. John B nrett; juri. bu apPoidtecl to that sitktiti....i , * Mr. Hathaway opposed the resolution, and cue nted „an amendment; which was lost ; and en the origi ) el question , b e i ng put; Mr. H. stood alone i n th e minor i ty. The cideition Whether the new Connuittee are to haVe two ltun 4 dred p6untle a-year, or not, will he first decid Tice stibieribers will afterwardi proceed to thavieti;- iion of the tonimittee tor , the rhatiaginient tit tOe affairs of the house, The, ecpteitrian erimpetition het wttn the Fitly Maiket and the Lyceum, while it inforJs a temp.'« racy aniusement to the public will, it i 4 to be (ottett, terminate to the pertnanent adyarditge of the Dr.iilo. 4 in mtoring it to lts proper dignity aiin decorum tX tepresenrations calculated to improve our moral- ) and ctinaning the regular stage to tbd dgency or 'man performers. CORN EZOLolois, 4/jay 31.- 4 .-Thicday tke iitiiti few furiber arrivals at Wheat, dui ternstinin A qiisa4 titled , not. very Considerable, and 'the sates niada nearly sdpport last prices; Rye sarbewhat dearer Barley And Malt heavy sale, irldly at list priers 4 Whitt Penie likewise; Grey and Bans or both sorts each rather lower; there are Some fortner rte rivals of OM, with tolerable quantities on 11411 rt, and tales thereat quoted also nearly at Moutby's pricer Flinn WitkOat Yariatiol4 .~ ~ ~ IRi q