The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-05 00:00:00

'NCIi PAP. 71Z,S. 1. 1,,n111, Jut? 2 1‘.:-.Yesterd a y Iterore bawl, his l''laie , ty pre tin aathence of leave to Count BR A LIR, 10 3 my bn Maje s ty's e King of Sweden to felicitate ~ 111'61,00rue tl.e.hirth of the King of Rome.i. to trite Postittowsxt, sent by-the King of Saxony:;_ 11" d Boon Piatttrts, dispatched b y the oran'fl ~ 131 'ne of Pfaiiklort On the tame subjed. lt!tetr t ' r4ail•mlny perinar were presented to hii Majesty. 44164 5, ith.! It i.,,e:The English ma d e a fr es h tilt kit slim 'Olt merthante ships at anchor in the , 1410 Pdteer e , en d We r e repulsed with consider stittte, ote, .101. t t9.--His Majesty has appointed 441 41" fit Commander of the First Military b4l'4'and Chief of the General Staff: , un 1144 0 s 1 Corticen, Prince Royal * and R oya l i'i . l' t ‘ el fgenents, set out lately for Calabria. Be o their departure they w ere reviewed by his Ma t' '44 %vat estrrinely writ satisfied with their titt447ret• Ihj T he Kiel has a l so gone to visit ~, i / CaPri. the corvette La Fame, ar.d ,~ 11 1 oilier itniiller vessel' of his flotilla, Which are 111 t1e . ,,: 43 : H l' M liesty male than eiereise the kit tl ' : i I . : ' l3 nil presence, and in order to skew his ) ticielled to give it gratification 10 the E n ti t lll4 4l, Jur.? i9.-4esterday • conttOng th't 0 4 , 4 utak a fresh attempt to seize upon th e Th44l/144 4tre in our bay, or else to born them. 1,r17114 ili'Yl,e,dered therriselves masters Of 000 44 , , e4tti liiiii ) the fire of the,battery, joined t o a well 4 4 41116 re Of inesketry, quickly obliged them to Ille: tbk ' 11/.lll Ptoleet with considerable loss, cue 'of . , "Is was in particular severely bandied. ,i: t0,17:5744T1N,1te, JuNe to.-- r• -to'lo2- eum"te'ved float the Army, the netv Rtletitan itlgg:llitill4eillehlef, Goueral KuTusew, was woik . et 14 11 414 activity in repairing th e tortiticatiens /4%41441 ilrn allOW ; he has also caused-new anti al l° be erected at KoAealt. onl'obil" Biiltig' taii,,: rll44, oPPusite Nicopolis. The Pach4; (it • he tras s ,,,,,, 4l he oth , day in Atexandri4 *heft . iPairvl: t P l h ed it, causing the fortifica. tons t& . ttere• .utti e G 'soe , Beige; 4 ha* ordered him to ,) 41110 kti g - r • ..itN ti hit, . 0 _O. grsin. Re was on the point of hrtii,lll4l Prevision for the capital. 44 „ +a , 44 , JuLy fi.=—The ordinary exercises totti„,erillhvres of the troops, during . the summer, to a,. s i l ced 15 days ago. The Emperor never fails L e4,lll, : tit a n i te id in pers.)n tlireCl the man ceuvrese.47 kere t lb ° I the extrem e heat which we 40, 144 '4l::itair, the exercises begin at tour or five, 1 ‘14,,,,, A il" °r nine olelnek. il lltti t .," , ' ul4 251.--This morning her Serene kite ° 0 —l'44 CRARLOTTE left this town to re oPenliagel. , ' 4 41h , 1111 1 f ' t UL ' t 9 ' I3 Y .two Decrees.: dated the tai !). vul,, his Ma • . make seve , Illpt,e t i, i'lls wishing to , r 15 theful to his gam city of Maine; has ,l'llsaf II - gg • Y , ‘J OWs 4 .:irt. 141 , eti.ii n It ti lt 0 • C ourt of Justice shall be established 11 °"intert . L I tilt 4 , 1 tit' r 1.1',` Aualenty of tile•Uttiversity C Ilti t .4 ll al. Rolle shall be establishL4,itt the t litl, r d ~ J4Perise; two Lyceums sh 11 _bt! , ere a f.. q Rom e "• e1,,, i , at , One et the nummt ColleAe., 'mid 4 lotr i t i , the' of the Je,0114 ; two 11)361"Zin" ~,, !'..1 NI tit the h tths of1)tottl, titan, and t, ' l / 4 0 aril (,- . m.,. ." 1 .1 \ t.cctii4 Ina ceded to the city of t 1 . .. . 114 1 14 Y r' c .tat'tl let . a sit ill be ' pro•ided an extra°, di li I. of uue , . .• , . ,t i trol p, - Ott.iten, ender the title 41,1t1i0., 1,. 411 0 le r 01, • of a tle -L.- itltie '' eitnbellistiments Ol , . thl i l'l /Pi te ) 4 , 1 h43 b. ' ? r a l sed Partly on the tevenues 01 t 'j i : l tY. it an d Nara, oo the revenues of the extrnor t} : ' 44 311 b e Plied to the excav,itions tbr 11 4 41 014 ; ()! .MI 4141443, to the perfecting of ell,l )ri t i„ 4 ' 41 t ile Ifuer, to the constiuct.oll u 1 3 ' 4ll l 1)416 - - • • • , 1 bra fitft,hi. sl te of that of Horatius_Cor es, (~ :itNilhttv-.tt/g of the bridge of Sextus . ,to 'the 4 It ilt I i t : sod embellishment of, the, squares itl rs4 rlc t 14 ilo Pantheoo,. to .the construction of tir o . p Isli. a 1.1.041{ a lettentering places, - to the' ;Ten.' I , 1)1( '. s r ,• o 41 s'o on the sidd of the GatdC4..thes B e Ce, ) , soother on the 'styl e of the' Forum of N 0144 21131 and rif th e klount Palatine, to the titi")t"l 0 n Ilet • 1 11 -4,1 of , ante G trden, &c. th ,. l - , iii th e , 11 tlillhot) shall be eir,ployed in ' Work. iultekving-inatincr— ion ono liv res for L , tllk ltl Cunt I • .' - • . ' hiSc4illy il l 11 . I/ ue the navigation of the Tibt.tr, th e e - i t at 'tarta r 4 ~ . the., river which . 110 ws tir *:: tai t i t t f Y of home- . -54,000 to begin- the t ef e floe Codes -5(0o for tin! 14:11,1,11i,:eoltitilso'„6.0A)90' for theenlargemen t and of .Nti,,. 16p ! the equates of Trajett and the taint P"Opi„ ''"° f or the Prorite:Nde at the Gate' k,P11111,-.60 „--`l°°,ooo fur the Promenade at the , 44 111 n , ior th e m . deg., pl ae arket.—.loo,noo for the Q° es ' * *° ° O O I the B 1 Gar Aid, , or_ Nat 'tires fo r I N I‘ , Y aid, occow 4 1 4ad to foreiqs AsupPlo,:, I,r, meetern in g to the progress of.the:Works,! .1 E 4 3 “.. rite h ew 0 I •tht.:Nch 4 44 be ; tki r, ft P m tnaing of the nay i .;lion of 4' 144 Nrt " . i P etogi s to the sea and g es eciall ut the liVer which flows throi P iell the ':.ty of itame,. the new, bridge at . Corles; , acid the bridge shell be ctirlitenctd with out delay, aid shall be sub attd to his. Majesty; in the sitting 61 bridges and cau.eways v whichsttall ,'.l3te held in. December. AiSQ shall be comnienced with as little delay.as possible, the plansfor the enlargement and ettibelu'aluttent of the squ tees of Tiajan and the Pantheon, a .d for the market and slaughtering pints. In the mean time, till the plans for the square of Trajan shall have received his Majesty'aapprobtition, the Convents of tar Holy Ghost and 9f, St. Lupherni snail be putted down. The plans which hoe been submitted to his Ma jesty fur the Promenade n the side of the Gov of the People ate approved ; : 111.1 to earl then into effect the Convent del Pepuls and its depeudeocies shall be pulled down. This Plottlenade shill bet called the Garden of the Great C=:01: \ The Pro menade projected on the site of the Capitol and .the , Culoseutu shall be called the Garden of the Capitol. • The plans of these shall be presented wi bout delay, as well as [hosed the Botanic Garden. The bowies, palaces, and dependencies, situated on the sites ne,tined fur the embellishment of Rome, and which appertain to his IVl3j,sty, or which appertain to 043-Court of Naples, shun be pulled down. The body of the late Duke in Detonsbire taken from 14.ca.tilly this morning, on its wiiy to Derby, to br toterrett in the family vault, where the reinains• ,, f the I,ne I)ucties4 were deposited. A hearse and six, two ill .urning CO sches awl six, and. Ins Grace's ou n carriage at),l %ix, were fnilowed to the siones'•en6 in Tottctrhatn Court Raid by tweuty-one cars iages belon4 :o his Wares y the head of ,which, was (fiat of gm Plitlre Regent. , . . . Intelligence is said to have been received from ity-o: t o lh e loth oi June, stating, that the seventy with which i:ic Conscription had been enfirced in the Italian States, ciiiwnneti with o.lief knOwii cm-es of dihsiubt . deti .n, had occ4%inned an i,oburree hon in l'inicany. Itstxtcnt is unknotvi,, b.ii these *Pi, in , st— rral ItaltanJnornals, an . I(iinsi• , iou that Ili, the.. tr Ing1)1 , itY bzet , ; and three movablv columns, cotnprs.t%.2ooo men cacti, ware or.kred intrerse th &pip tniems of that State-0 , 1 , 7n•1b1y In aporehend ,;eseriprs and tory con% '.91 y toe inc =lli o . nc disaffeci , d. At Rome .A body or 5000 conscri,,ts had been colletted and organi%ed with a in un iwd ate betvice in Setaitt, hut: t:.eir de partuie had been de:ayed. It ...a4'repoilytl ...id 0.- ntrally belivved,. trout the faciii , y «ith c Itat:an you 11 deserted a hile they remastied in their own countrt , that thu Goverament had pit ut con - tviwilition to dra. , thent into other reguttelitg,litareh them a say, a,ici supply their pace 0.1 French tr , ops or Gersuatt aux& Ties. By the way of hull we have obtained German Papers, on i tett.•rb from Heligo.and, dated at the close of the last mint It appears from %nine of our Foreign Jutirokils, that this is not the only court . try in which the depreciation of paper, under the modern circumstances, has been a source of emoltl mem to enteriniting and 'powerful in :ividuals. In • Transilvania, large contra la have bean made, tound ed on ttie.variation in the ielative valv of specie and paper, which Wive excited this ilidignasion of the Austrian Court, and prosecutions have been di rected against she offending ;itties. Literse Regales have been issuecli convoking the Diet of the King• dom of Hungary, which iv io corninonce its session on the 425th of this rtion.h. The Algerines have cared all the ports of Tuni, to be in a slate of blockade, — and bine appli,:d the principies , tt this extended dearine ut tiav4l iiitrndeme in all its severity, Thifollowing are a lew eztraris r H Totteisit 14101ittERS. JUNE 24 —The subse- Inert, parreArtes . have 'neer' p..blished of a tuivol 'salon on the 7th i..st. in the Gttlph of B Truk, in the BlAck Sea, bet %Neel' a Tulkish squadr.tn, coin• mantled by . Captain' PACHA SCHIL, and a Rati , ien Artnament convoy' , g a flotilla. " The litlii#ll3ll3 were laden with provision(, .stores, anunotation and arms tor Ruaseituck, and were moceeding southward, with the view to enter the Mouth of the D mube, when they' per several s ail of ships to the horizon. Suppos iug them to no enemies, the convoy, of 43 teasels, was mcr=red in salets, And ti e par ! ships drawn up . in line of battle, consisting of one man of -A at, two frigaies, and several gunboats. At sun-set the enemy approathe , t, and within about two miles tV,siance nisettar4e4 souse shot ht token of defiance. When within shunt a cattle's length, a dreadful can nonade commenced ,tin both sides, wtocit lasted more than two helms. The result was in favour of the Russian feet. A TIP Milt ship, 01 24 guns, was blown up, a second was otherwise destroyed, and three were taken. Ot the Russian squadioti, one ship WAS sunk', arid •the rest much damaged. , After . th e tvogagetnetti the convoy proceeded u t , the river. The Ti'.triti.b fi , of had been fitted out for the pur pose of intercepting it." " DANTLICO JULY 10.r-Letteis have .been re ceived iron the other side of the Baltic, mentioning some inietnal tommotions in Finland, but ttteir ori. gilt is not knowu, and their consequences have not b ee n important. It does not appear that the people are at all satisfied with the Governor which has been placed over them since the conquest by Russia. Seventeen lives are now stated to have been sacri ficed." " VIENNA, JULY IL—Within the last week couriers have passed and re-passed (rota and to Paris, but the objed of their mission had not tratisP' f ired. ' " The merchants of this city have presented a p. , tition to the Council of State, which has for its ob. jea the further encouragement of trade with the Illyrian PrOVInCCS. - " The rumour of a peace between aussia and . Turkey gains ground, and is noticed in several letters. Four of the Spanish priomers of war, employed on the public works at Nancy, were publicly ego• cured on the etith June, for having, in attempting to escape, killed one of their guards. • zr , ":1)) EETINO.---Tht friends or Re- form, 4sietubled.on Saturday at their An, nivetcry Dinner, bur prer . -ously a •kind ~f debate wai bcl,l in the Shire flail, upon tne ‘tibject of . J• • Parktinen . tary Itefdini, and siting oi Resoiutions wo-ef) . aSsed can 'the . occasion. The Meeting was not enlivened by the S•, , rilf, who . Jettised tacai) the inhabitantl id the county- indi•scritnithitely togs.. titer; and it was then convened by Mevsri. Bun- titoNBICWOOD, pucANE, and ~thers, who delivered their weittiineots u , oti the itubject in clues ! . lion. Toe Nleettng was out thinly attended. Eo . o,),digt Letter trop an Of fi cer uf the 97t1i Regiment to ' Wenn Onb direct- at the k 7 attlp, 11C4f T 4.1114 .t.ANlore lily it, tgit. s,conn dt y i4ion pre encamp e(1 u 4.0.) Ili here. We are About - teni nnies from Elkas, and five from (..limpo . Mayor, whel'e thr 3,1 and 7th ctivi,ions are rpm tered. The enetny'g army are cantoned in th'e different town, at the other side of the .river they sums times send foraging parties tic:mi.:, wtio are gendtaily driVell back by our cavalry. Souk, as we all su, posr4 4u /would, ti3itos the victory am Al- bttera however, his Amu :oiling great p,►rt of ilk wuum.tel w ,le be retained pui)eisiop ut itie fi.id ut biiilr, gives the vietuty ably to ui, It is sup. .. . _ . posed c h at we shall rein lio on t h e ' Oeten,ive t o tome time ;—it they amtek us here, which I belie% e they nave uo intentiUn (if (I,)ing, we shall nave every advantage tut ir numerous cavalry will be of littft use in thew " I recoweti two Ittt,gs si.ice I last wrn'e ; mane rt.bevive.l a tow dabs atter I wruto bum Oilmen, where I was in ch trge cif woOnded prisoners ; the other, Allied 1(t yesterday. The French under Sault and Mar.liont must nuw be very strong, as they h3ve drawn almost every mall from the 1 , 1 . tenor of Spain, to comend agaitot us. However, cerium ;ded by Lord Woliingioo, we de 110 1 fen. New superior iitunbei.i. It is astonishing u hat con fidence the army time in bite : he is adortd by so! itcry, thoudh he kelpi up the t must. bits ,to i heir wants, And sees th it 'Commissaries du their duty ; and certainly no army in the world•couict ne beitvr s.pplied each rca-iving daill a pnitodot nread, and beef w.th a pint at wine., fie himself went round the Hos. palsait Elva .1 itiquiritig front ibe wounded Men had itt..y any complainis, and seeing into every thing hirnsr two of our Officers arrived lost night from ,t5t)..0 ; die It'll Drag°On. have landed and the 0(11, i5lll, and 18thi Hui - liars, were expeded . tn the ety tiny ; the t3lll light infantry have also I i‘i lrJ, with detachment, lor several regim , :nts to .11170U111 of nearly 4000 meet. It is said that the reinforcement's altogether %till amount to nearly 20,00 ti. I should tinagin..t that as soon as those re• i:l• , irceinents come up, Lord W.4l , iigton will again _u ntnencc tt}~ naive op rations. An order has just (mime trom head.qiuritils, t: , at two of our corn pales should tie .3eitt.home immediately to reerut, thief,' captains are to go, and I beltete six SUbal• tt'rus ; but who they are to be will not be known - uittil their `tames appear in orders. t For my own .part, ould ra: her stay, as I should wish to see the contest to this county concluded : every day it is get t.ng more interesting ; Lord Weiling-on is re. viewing the diOrent clivrsions of his army, which he generally. does before ti cortimi.nces any opera. ration. We e3pe..l to be. resTeWrd by him in a day or Cole has recovered of his wound, • and again with as. The army is how very healthy; thile are tot mur. than 1000 tneo in hos t includitiK the Wounded." Three hundred and sixty-eight for, inners, persons Who are said to live by their wits, ha►e lately been banished from the he.teditary States of Austria. In the list of names, coal-heavers are found by the side of titan - Princes and Counts, and strolling jilayers f0110w,4 by Mstequi•ses and Barons, existing upon the chance of the die. Lists of this kind are to be repealed every six morn lis t and sent to all th e Ms gtstratcs of Justice and police. Tin, Brune ►rigate, 'it 36 guns °vile en flute , _ . the Hun. Capt. G,. Douglas, and the P.rt Mahon, of is guns; Capt. F. V. Hatton, arrived on Satur day, at Portsmouth, from Lisbon. The former of ,theee,,kwo vessels flail a passage of seventeen days, having left the Tagus on the Itith last, General W. !Stewart, Major Waller (severely wounded ,by the P.,lish Hulans in the battle of Albuera), Dr. Hall day, and family, two Hospital Mates, and i6O sick and wounded soldiers ate come home in the Brune. She brings no intelligence of importance from the allied army. all. Stewart left Lord Weltht4tnn at Eivas. The army was going into cantonments : the lines had hevn taken up trout Nisa (close to th,. Ta gus), to Muntorte. Lord Wellington's I I ara..-cia it , ters, i were to be removed to Portalegre. ' Souls Aas gdpe to Seville; and, according to the best infor malion that could be obtained,' Marmont was t 4 iit isig for instructions from Paris. The Norm Star sloop, Capt. Cue, was to leave the Tagna on the faluli, with 500 sick and wo4otled tinder convoy, in transports. And the Alrmitle, Ciptain Dunn, was 0;1'8 3 11 on the 24th with another convoy of trans ports. The Brune does not bring any disnitches . from Lord' Welli,igt9l). :The Putt Mahon, which arrived at the saint: time with the Brune at 'P.4ts• . moutti,'saileu so far back as the 8 , 11 ult. in com pany with the Manilla, Captain 'Seymour; . and parted atom her off Plymouth, into which port the Peit Maher; saw the trade. The Manilla is gone onto the Downs with the trade. 'Ott Thursday, one of the French prisoners on lacia`id the Bejitfaisant, at Plymouth, tied a halt- ' hi:lncited weight round his wait, and by means of a rope which he .had previously placed at the side of the ship, he let himself - down in the water and was drowned. His body was, immediately crept for, and picked up alter a search of tour hours. • KiNG'll THEATRE.—The Opera finally concluded i 4 - • . .i On Satur d ay last with Elfrida, The Singers and ipancers seemed disposed to leaee . a very favourable ltnpression on the audience, tor we nei.er witnessed s ~J. q• greater zeal than they ail displayed on 'the occasion. It was somewhat lotlicroni, after seeing CATALAN! "die 'hi charatter, to see her disengage herself from the atteucisma who were carrying off the soppos,d carte, and titer. cptne forward tO pay her oty ' , lance to .4110•811dieLICS. DC4RAYII4 took a respectful and grateful leave of public lite, and was much ap plauded. • The practice of vaccination has been extended to - the remoter provincetfof the 'Russtan Empire, and . letters from Orenbttrgh state, that in March and April last, it: was introduced with the greatest sac cos among several of the Term tribes. SPORTING ISTELLIGENCE. LEW4S.k.A.CES. FkZDAY, AUCUST 2. A %".'et'ps+akes.for 4:1 44,:b. of iog. cacti , voitlt ada;cl from t 43t. I!)a. ; yr.ohts, livd- yr- oltis;SA, vdt). six.yr.ottl 0,41. 9.5. Aiarcs dad . gettiiiig ailowol 31 1 3. Four Lott( (:. named Mr. NewnhaVi g. h. St. Arjyro - i Lord EArvivo4tvg hi c. by (7 , hiopm, 1 yrs net, Est: 2(b. Si!t to 4 Olt Loot F. - kettle:Ws c. A ;Coldru p, V4I tie 10.4 s giviitt by the I niiiibitants of Lewes aild it; vicitiol, twe for any or ; the, obe sold for wags. it m deair.e.l ioc i fi v r iiGan IroUr rime race, ,tr , e second :I , irso neing . hrsr rot.. Ni' .Ir 4 stirrer horsey heniK ,111AAvcti-lAtArt. Tilecei} to'e.irry 6%t. fint.rr.old,:;- /I,L• 21: , , five yr-nitk,l4l. SI h six-) gst t 131 h. .144 d ;14ed, 9s't. till. Mares and geldings ullu.tetl jib. H Nits, the • New (:ourse.` • - Mr. 11.11dotkr;F'eb:12.4bbit, 4 yr; :dd. Sst. alb., 4 3 • [ 1) of St, t3msriaB.ll,:ed; Est. t2lh. a t 3 a Sir F. Evelol%ti;:. It Itvading, 5 yrs old. Bst. z.b 3 2 z dr Lord Egreittool'i b. f. 3 yrs ol‘t, Est sib. (bolutcl).t 111. Newiditott's g. In St. oderq, 6 ,yrs itb. dr. Nlr. Iticti.ttdiu4's h c, Fakatt, 3 t.rs old. 632. sib, dr. t'atubrian tiv; tavo,orite. • . SATeRDAY, At GUST 1. The Latlies' Pt , tc or bogs for Four mile!. Lora C., H Simiersees c. J. tic:trpion, 6 yrs - Lord iEgrvtr.ottt's cit. h. Lict,Atott, - . POLICE. MOCK PARSON BOW -STII toil wing griditi9nal charge; have live , . made 4gairist this nun !ow it 4t131:00+.‘ ; 'of 'the Cil uE Quebec. public house. in Oitora-rfr,et, said; that abouta fu: ttilg(~r or three weeks ago, the pri.oi•er tame to Lys hotast., anri had some Port wine, whit be said was vet'y good, and he liked it so much, that he ordered some to be sent to his loclingc, iii "Green.street, Grosve. nor -shoat:, also soo: *Sherry. He entered into conver%ation with the landlord fur a considerable time, and in gi%ing an account ol himself, 5,4 , d, wa.Caiate of Park•street Chapel, till father, who was Mayor of Wellington, couLl woente hint a living. Before he left the 'lenge, he hot - Towed 54. Gd. of the saying thai lie had come out ‘vithout any sil•er, and. would return it when lie s• rf the mon!) , for the wine, but which has nut bt.en done.- 13 , njamin Tedder, the Clerk Park-street Chi pel, said, that the Rev. J. C. Young is the officiating Curate And Retder at the Chapel ; lite Rev. NAtha niel Hind,. is the proprietor; the Itry. J. S. Clarke is one of the Preacher's ; and the Rev. J. It. .R ~.. hefts one of the Altertine Preachers every orths Sunday. The prisoner preached there one afternoon, la‘:elv, I,r Mr. Young, and administered the sa crament un the same flay, for Me. Clarke, which were thd only times ,he hat done duty there, and it was upon his own application that he was pamitted to do it. . . Yesterday fOrtnight he read prayers a' St. Mar 11{1's Churc.e, and published the bums of marline with such an audible voice, that he quite capiivated some ladies. It wilt be rccoil—led, a mat), of the IM MO of Thomas, a ptc*ended clerp tnan o!ficiated therefor a const.terahle time, without being deted ed, 3 ktv rars since. Mr. Cousins, of the king's Arms, in Oxford r street, said, he reerkected the prisoner COWh.I to is house with Mr. .Chantion, and ta o horses. The prisoner called again a short tine after, aid from tnat cirroinstance, iiftroduc•J himself, and said he. was a efergymsn, and doing duty at Rirk-street Chapel... he lived at his. hoiasc for a short aririC, and run up a bill to the :'mount of several , money being forthcoming from him, he hat some. conversation with . Mr. ,Tedder, the Clerk of Palk street Chapei,respedting bite, who, had a very g o o d opinion of imp. Mr. Cousins expressed his suspi cions that he was not the man he represented himself to be; anrieven doubted his being a clergyman, from. the appearance of his buds, and other suspiciOns cireums , ances. Mr. Ter:der, however, said, he had no doubt of his being a clergvimin, he having offici ated at oilier pia , es besides Porkortreet Chapel.• Mr. :Cousins laid his doubts were not removed, and ask ed M. Tedder if hcwould be answerable for 'his bill ? to which he agreed. When the prko:ter, went away from the house, he left behind him several matinscript ser.mor.s, a black etcu he used to read them frDITI and a cleigyntan's bands. Theie used tote lett about his teed-room, as a corroboration. of his b..in2 a clergyman. The prisoner was committed, for further evimirtrr i to ClerkenWell Bi idewel I. An Order 113$ teeently b , -!en issued from the Ad miralty, directing that (parcel ly returns shuuld • Ert se it from evety, skip anti vessel of wnr, stating wit +t punistimentg Uwe: been inflicted, and for what crimea, and the dates of both crimes and punivh menu. SMTTHFIELD MARKET, Avo. 5 This dny's Market afforded a good supply of perne BeasiA, au the show of Cattle ii,genera! wa4 plenti. fol . ; Bee f, Mutton, Po k, Veal, and Lamb, were cheaper ; and the trade for the most part was some— what brisk,—The sites in thp Hay Market kv eta pretty lively ; has dropped in price ; Clover and Straw have gilt up in pike.-- W e suhjoin an accurate statetnet)t of the prices and numbett, To sink the tail per stone of 81b. Deer 4S. 4il to 5.1. Bd. Mutton 4s. 4d. to ss. tod. Veal SS. 04. to 7s. od. Vorlt SS. od. to 7s. od. LaitlS SS,, od ., to 73 oa. 1893. Sheep and-Lainbs ig, too. Calves 120. Pigs SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. Hay si, o'. od. to 7L cs. nrt. Straw it. Os. od. to 41. os. od. Clover 61. os. od to 81. CORN-EXCHANGE, AUG. 5.,..--This dty the fresh arrivals et Wheat make but ..1 short supply, and the trade is brisk in saka at an increase in iirice of about 4s. per quarter i. some st•iett samples rather exceccl the too - anon ;--Barley likewitte in shwlstiPPlY. And . keep us price; -.-Malt and Vsthito Peas at litile fittc. tuation i—Beanft of botii itorts support the prices quoted ;--Uats are also in short supply, and this sr liele foil, at the last currency. /Stour, is mostly hauled bi. per rink higher. .: woear . has a 7 8 S 4 95 3 • Vick livalis . .. 34s 4 405 ir i „,..., ditto . . s is s 21 2 Ditto ,tiitc •,h i 3 1) . 425 4 . 1 , Rye .. . -.. 355 A 4 e• (Loh '. . Ai, A zs, ~ 242 liAr ICY . r .. 324 I .385, VtilArd ditto . 3.5 “3 Li Malt . . . b 4, A 72S Potator ditto . 325 44 33$ Wi)itePeas,lxtilerssos i sis Rape z•Aed . . 35i. a 421 C; ley iiitto • • 44 , A ~ . 4. Fine Pinta - - Sop a *. B ea us A . . 45* a 57.6 StCURCIS . - - 75 $ Ac; 6 ~3 1I