The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-23 00:00:00

i4l dis: Alio. 4 Arm - y has again moved It is thw out of tt;e unhealilly Alentejo, except the carps under General HILL. Head quartets movvd io 'Castello Branco. Extraet of an 01iicia1 Dispatch; ligXce)-' leney Lord Viscount WE LLINGON, dated P.oqiikeVij *h July, 1811 : .__. - • , , • "Tilt; enemy's caval r y l e f t M er id a on the morning. °the t 7th i nst. Since that time the enemy has, coiniaued his march for Altneitla, and on the 20th:a division of infantry arrived at Placentia; in ~witioll: niY) it i supposed the most advanced party:cif :the enemy's cantonments will remain on the right. bank Of the Tejo. "On the same day Marshal MARMONT *B5 in- Al meida, and other divisions had marched - from Itlisilla iii a direaion for the same point. : • *- '" According to the last • accounts, a division of Infantry and some cavalry still remained in Truxillo. 11 ' 6 tt h :corps has defiled from' Est ramadura, and tanthed.towards Seville. .91 thrtie reason for believing that the French -freEiverereptilsed in an attack which they trade IhvitsPani.l d'elachnient belonging to the army ° i f , G 'iicla• This attac k took ' place in Puente de ur,i . V ), on 16 :24th at laSt month. "I have heard Hot bng new from the North,. ex "l rich, that nit the tore inst. King JOSEPH was in Valladolid, and on the 12th continued his journey ili the dirertion of Madrid." EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM BAZA, JULY . 17. :' i.ess.rtriar held a Council Of Generals , in Gre 1A at which the. Governordeneral. Jn.Nea t. ,pre its e ed A plan of' defence, which was not adoPted• Mill returned' to Guadix, where the enemy , , i, sit ren t ". i „ , "'ear; they reinforced with Ova pieces :et artillery at1(.2000 men, "din' towhich PIP" (1 t 1 ( ) ': - 4 NIONTaGo was approximating. . • 1 ' P4'llinn'at Baul beconies every 04) . t.3n0re , 1 "k 03 41t. , . . ,;r , . ~. • Ili if _ • - !i.* , , ' , t ohi i i I{ . 4 t time the want of provisiot, `' wi l l ' gt t h e enen - -"Y 10 cOrne to premature aeticAns) the' resul t 01 cri, , ot h . k ilo, t li are not usually, fortunate, and'evarr o f i. t ' , t hit in circumstances of penury it y! I. ' " it t 6 Pk, • . - • C o4u : - 'lle d - serpline, ' ar n , " 4 ` 44 2 JuLY 19 . -- The bulletin of the 6th jo ; . .Y wh ioi 'tnt t ins intoranitiou up 10 the Oi the::aYi in tootit tuatoo, that on the 2(1 ,inst. 11. 8 :7. tew . "ri tql at Valladolid, tor the purrosv 01 pro . i v ng 1 ` ) E urgs, and there waiting for the inirtt tiiii4lllg conformably i ‘oinstruaiouti . receivrd from th , ''s , bY the Governor of Salamanca, th :t (in k. k . ath ll ''' e nernY Was in the line .of Cnbig"'• .. tin& tvianttl marches in order hide 11;5 . o " crti I i ih t : G eneral of Eltigade J11,,Ni,,, had succeeded . 10 or ~,e Mn rilind of the troops, 01 (:),biko,' in tire room general VALLETAUX tlop ~i , ca,,,,dero the 2 ,: d 0 - j w u a ne I ,., ili: n d d in ti t !a h: t a l c ic o -,. 'teral o' Iv '•,., tbi elle 4 lu f'r,l'i" -00 NET had gone to L eo n, t o theforces attention; which on -that s . iilo: climed . lits In the . •': -- . :,-,- ~; n ' ° rnirg of the VI, the enetry's !rnnl's 7i• vily,„ , • • • 4° relrocechd t‘ Avarosil..enn, and on theotth, th th t 614 . r "ng. a firing was heard .on the sirle!lit;tll.." "id. citY; Mc 1 ... t o , Lo , 71c.) General Stiverna contour nrcirt . ) Ili, for..(4"(4"l`l"der. in Chief, who 'advanced v . . Itil fo r c es, ' oi ,. :' 4 :.' ' • Th • • ' • e encriVl,s_prin occupied Orhign, , I It s , , 4 ' JUL) , 14. —Tht. Fri•nclvtlo nnt, ini thl I . ""iht f•• .11 4 ion.) the barbarous proceeding 1, . ehllkertn eirarartericed thein. o ' , til t n f l • - et le., 1 ') il ls'• t' C 7 burned a place called , :Villit . Ars n „,:,' k. tie +% holm .ihey,.fon n d in it, andthieret wi l l ''''-'1 It • • - • , •.,- orb l ed laden ii• and cartiet4 tp - 4 4) c At f: . u 7 and,sugar, .. va4,3,._ _ J Flit by way of -de e,q,iorli 1 1 . 1 'n. JULY l.— ns . , 4 re, , 3.4 ' P'et.Asit-dto.a .11161011 the Cortes who lep, e 4 1.'s, to meet.. at Burgos in' the-month of it lo )ber n i, ,- inoes who - gall ' . 4t netnatizing t hose.. Prov . j'er it i . 4" ''''ll4i, ()epodes, as occupied by the insure We b •ti: LI 001.1rday tnentioned the arrival of Ibe Duk e Iht et:ANTA.b,), tti, new. Spanish,AmbilOsid(7, Lii t),:it1614 Lan'', ti,„l b"ltirlillv..coniii:s frigate, from at Portsmoul h, on *Wilnesd.. Cadiz; ,accomkt r: 'ltch Y "erl';r4ilt) `ll.lll and a titiincrotis o ;dre• I\l , ..u b , ' Portsmouth to !ettlie, \A! E4LLSLEY. 11:1S 40ne to - - . ii'l E . • ong tif th, 1 ketlilei,,. , , Nj r 'Jilt) IS ti y 9 • t Nobleman . . ' ofutwb, c) tit kiriNla;ti facility, and hefore the rev i! d, t he 8 / „ 11 , gem tortutte in S l -aiii. , Ho commande,. It> tili . l %il t , (l , tl 34l, wilich oh 'ev;ry - ..ceasiin, Hue' un ity r : twv ri -* " . ved ell,. His Ex.:. , .-Itiicy %tins 11-in 1.,$ • q 4tl l " n d of Fit kl)IN AND `'II. .and, from toutpvs iop;crciunc A -45 : I,jierik,i'ittent, acciiiii:ianied tit it Prit'ce li kt e: .* lie tunde hi4.-esc•ipe it ie wontent ~ 1 / 1 1 0. 1 ‘ ; .0 11! Illtew it mast:. Ait• iii''l",()PcillY l e n 5;.'3 1 1 kiirt3ll ki zedo tith Fte..nch, and ite i s 131 t le , 4t;e' t i --, 1 / 4 h e it PrP4Crlbeti by LWOW ATA IVI'Et . ,, ,ait•l grcle,red N it ' en v- When taken, villtiout' tritil. 110 18 a . ail, ~1 ersonitt triend rii , thr Moci..is ‘'N'Ll•LF'sl-911- i : E : r Mr. If etiay IN'ELLSSY.E'I; olr I ‘ l , l '" ib , lc r 1 1 wit 1 11;1 1 , 4 ' , 4 , 11 ( 1 le mdetit t;4eturto the ail'"'"'e liiilll* lilr 'C4+40444118 inviiet him to th-it P"'" %1,, 4 % ftr i r .„ 1 lie! COI lei. w;Iih;.(1 to have ippoit)ted 1111:11. L1 . 1q 0 : 1 %a:lL:tato' eitillonia, but It WO t+11:111)Ey . k , 4:6" t4,.!t-I:thile ti) ,r nit' iii in t'is'lA "4"sadjr l' to tiev,,l6:l' ‘ 4l t:tr l / 4 . lits anlidt:i, e (ft„slitis and hi s 1.0.) I tt tu , , I 3 lA , titt 0 - tAe 0 t rs c iVrtt 140 t:OLID ili ill ik Illi)Ni ir e } iiiittlibliAtedption.•' • . PLY SIOUT11; AIC4; 2 1 .—Arriv'ea his .- Aljesty's 'Ship Seine, from Torbay, having under convoy a fleet boiind. - to CliebeC, Nova aeol * ia, New Brim's wick, and New tontidland, put in here by contrary Mods; among which are five transports, haying on bbarcl ,artillery, a' detachment of the 13th foor, to getlief with detachments of ,other regments, bou;:d to NewtOundland, , AmeriCa . , and Halifax. Th!s fleet will be - joined by a smalleonvoy from this port, bound to Quebec. . . 'Arrived the Persevernrice,Bcv AN ; Three Sisters; CHAP MAN ;'Eleanor and Grace, BRO TV N ; Providence, LOW TH j and 1 1 1,670 r y, COATS, from Wales. We gaVe an account on SaturJay last of the cap ture of the brie James, belonging to Shields, ALLAN master, from Quebec, with a cargo of timber, by a French pi ivateer . Ofttlie DLdrisan ; the latter shortly after fell in with an English cartel from 'Franie, bound to ''Dartmouth; on board which Captain ALLEN WAS sent, and in which vessel he arrived sale, after having been Master of the Jaynes, upwards of - . twenty-five years. • • Arrived the brigs Mary, GE A DDES, and Hope, K * . pcilsoa, both from Unebec; with cargoes of timber: , and deals for this dock-yard. Sailed, with the fleet' under convoy of the Primrose sloop of war. One of those art it ed here was chased off Scilly by. French privateer, bLit rot innately escaped ; during the chase,anot her privateer warseetv hovering round a brig from Qtsebec, a few miles_ astern, which, it is feared she captured. Arrived a l.ght'American ship from the eastward, outward bound, and a gnn-brig, but we have not yet been able to learn either of their names, or any particulars respeding them. Arrived the French chas'se smar6es lie Marengo and Le Phillipe, from Bourdeaux, - with wine and rosin, bound to Sable d'Olunne, captured off the former place by the Piercer bun -trig. Arrnel his Majesty ship Diadem, from the east ward;, Elizabeth, SQUARES, from Guernsey; the American ship Boslon, GIUBIN, lion) Savannah, forty-eight days pa-sage, timber tor this Ducit . yard.; C,alista, VVEATIIERHum), -- from Portsmouth, for Madeira; Fame, FEATkiERSTPNII, trom London, for Gibraltar; the two tinier put iii for convoy ; and the Trader, ,front l zistol. MAL, AUG. 22.—The Martin ~ loop of war t,.ikes convoy for Port,mootn f fix sail more of the Jamaica fleet have amvrd in the Downs, the re• inauider are coming round the South Formland'vvith a tine brerZe. , POIITSMOVTH, AVG. 42.—1 t is the Mafine and not . the Mnttin, 14 stated yesterday, that takes con vok'to the'Br • Arrived Ole Zeph!jr from a.:cruize ; Helicon from Ireland ; J.ittle 'Belt sloop of war, Captain ;BING HAM, from ftilitai, she has brought 'in a prize ; the Comas is released from :quarantine. Saiktl ihe Decoy cutter, with a convoy fur the Downs. YAamouTu, AUG. 22.—Saileci his Majesty's ship Desiree on a cruize. rived his M ,jesty's s;ip FALMOUTH; Auo. ,2o . .—This - day arrived the Chestetlield paeket, Capt. GIBB6N, with mails lion.) Ilse Leeward Islands; left'St, Thomas on the itith ult hire. She brings an account of a very severe bur.: ricane haVing taken place • throughout the' island on the rith .and . 8(6 July ; a great many s'hipping lost.; .several plantations and mills deSttoyed. The knowing particulars have just reached me ' At Martinique, four or five sail totally list,' At Antigua, :his Majesty's ship ; Globe lust her mizen-mast, and 'threw her guns overboard ; his . lajestY's bug ..Gauchap4 S.ntik at her nioorings .several large rberthantaien and about 30 small yes sets on shorei, the. ship .St. Andrew bilged, and ; .the .I:fraganza and Speculatiok on short:, but expeCted to be gat off: . • At St. Kiti's,tlut Sussex, a-very large ship, partly totally.lost—captain drownecl—ciew sa ved: At NtAtis, liathel totally lost, %tat seve• rat small craft. At Sr. Martin's and Bartholomew, several vessels (ehi6fly, American) lost on ihe Agueda Shoals ; the ship Clarendon, bourid. to Honduras, : wow ,taridly disnuisted of Antigua, and brought into Tortola by the Chesterfield.. • • , •, • : The Al ensure packet arrived at, Barb.),lnei on :the L.30-Juzle, with the loss of maintop,rww ; the , Ches . terfield haa.brought home ibo,uoo Sailed this dny the. Illettichester 'EL.PIiItiSTONI, 1%46 liwith for Lisbuit.and Sul inarn, • It . is 'asserted dill a Ch'atiliet oft 0 'gall of the line, is to, be ;tkirnediattly (tinned, wider the orders . of AdmitaiSir C.'UoTION, 'NW/ ‘Viii hoist his ttig On I.);)afti ilie Matti, now !yin ni l'iyinoutn Honour, and only wants i , gg.ng to coitiplvte tier 10r - service . : • l'he crew 01 • tliei Sue Joier are tA ba turned over' to her,- • A t 4 1 1 - 44.1TG. .slarsna, L u ke. 64 Anersradt, Prince of Echonutil:, aoveinor-Generat. of the Hanseatic . Depailiiieos; in poy,thhice of the decrees of his I.Vkajeslj , the 80)peror and King,Which order every iuthaideal with wnuin is deposited, •in whatever way, any merchaidise, capitals, or funds in money, bel..ngi , .?; to Eitg-lish conitti , ree', to make declaration of the 'same to the: Imperial treasury ; th 3 Reports of 'toe Cominfssairdenettl of Police, which point. out -various depots. of this' kind, in the . possession of individuals it, Humbuigh and the other cities of t''op. three C 1 4 1:111111e1,1'i which !Orin the 32i milit y division ; considerit); afro the, necessity 'of tetriiriditig the inhabitants of the hr-13 now departments of the they,are to make declaration of all, the', funds,, or capitals be-:, lotiging 'to the enemy's coMmerce, in order to avoid, by sUbmisSion to. the. orders of his' Maje Sty,.. the penalties and confiscations incurred' by the-act of concealing such properly troin the . Treasury, or ders'--- "Tb every holder; Under whartia soe'veif, of fonds i:•i-,)onging'to the enemy, do tit ,k. tlFclat;ition qt the. same before the .10th of August in Ham burgh, and before the 2bth of August in all other parts of the 32d military clivisi Sn. Ttle declarations shall be made before'lhe Pr'efCts and Mayor* . and •befaiu ., the (ommiss9ry-General and • the Special Coininissaries' of the High; Police. every indtVi dual Who, alter the expirdtton of the above periods, shall b foilnd to' possess •enetny'tproreity Untie clared:, shall, besides,giying , ' it' 'up,' b'e 'bOrnid 'to la n:sit a triple seam ity tor its value, iirorder tO . ;atiswer fur the penalties he shall liae,lot;ll.rrecf." The Direevir of the Cusionis at Hamburgh 'has informed the merehantsit 1 ()licenses IntVe twen sent to 'him by the Chtihi Collin, De SOss.y,. tor-General of the Customs, to be distributed as follows Harnburgh;- 0:; fur 'Bremen, 6'; fur the ports of Mecklenburg, 4. Paws, AUG. 13.—The'l)ekes of Elchingen and. Reggio are on their return to :Paris, By a decree of the 4th of August, there shall take place in the departments of the 'Mott t of 'the Elbe,. Mouths of the Weser`, and Upper Ems, a Levey.' .(4 , 3500' conscripts cif. the class ut 1810. - The class,ol.l 1610 comprehends the young men bum between the ist of Jauntily 'and 31st of.Decernbpr, 1799. By a decreeoi the,sth of August, the territories belonging to the kingdom ot, „Italy, which ate si tuated on the left ba, k of Ahe'Etqa,,, ;ate united to, France. ...The territories belonging to the Empire, which are situated on the right . bank of, tie ,Enzit, are united to ti,e kingdom of Italy. course of the river Enz,t, frOin its mouth. ;6 its source,' Oat' thetelore be the bouttaary between France atid Italy. stout the source, of the E, ,the bound:iry-.shall • proceed 4100 g the ,utnniit. otAhe,Apper.nities to the present iron ter of the ('..u . s.iguana a td of anciont ' Tuscany.... The boundartes of apetent 1'11Se:14.61011 be .preserved at 'the, same,time the territory, Imperial het of Vernio, uniteo to France. The cantons of Gordihovo and y pendent upon,.the kingdom of Italy„.1)41 origitVed within the French tent itty,• are utoted to Fiance. The bcitiudaty between the •kingdom of Italy and. • the Illyrian provinces,slllll folloof thoeOltrse, 01 . the Is9llZO, front its ntonilt to its source, ,rfrum the source of thelsonzo to',.‘Trds the k loot),„tip.t d,try skirt the territory cf.' Wyksenftqs :trod • Tarvis, whieh.shail b:.long to the kingchn» of Italy,;- : and shall Lien proceed by the summit of,the Julian Alpp, east to west, to' the frontiers of the Tyrol. Commi , sarks . from the empire and the kingdom, of; Italy regulate , the detaili 44 these new bonudaries. • Pon, 'Atm. 14.—Four columns of Spanish pri soi*--rs ot war, which composed the garriiion. of Tarragona; inttr. traversing AtratOn, arrived in Nue- Cession at Pan, on the itith, , 18t1t, 1 21st,Aind :P3d . of July, from whence they were mnrched into tie interiiir of therempire. ' whole. of the prisghery of war belonging to the garrison of Tarragona, which on the 2 - ad of• July had arrived- nt Pau, amounted to 7,133 men,• of whom 388 were of ficers. 1 • . • Tag - Public, We lire sure, . approve of 'the Manager of the; . ll4market I‘ntat r for engaging Performers - of apprbVtlil i , bifity, wit h the view of reviving dramas..QV:established.. 'Dail, netwithstanding the depinVed' OW of public Caste ropetting 'stage represemitiOns; t Ni,on they caple, the admirable play - of •Vortid Prese I 1% . 1 revived last night, and Hut.stAti, who 10s SO long been excluded from' the I..cintoti singe; was; stored to h. He performed the part of ./071t.i . ' with nilegree of,jildgment that entitled liiio 'u the approbation or till sound Critieg, tliough p,111:0 if, way soinewjtat, too relined and deliate for ntixi:ti audience, not, however, ,edging jinni the etfel leis a6.ting, was . received gl c.ii: and merited applabse. It seemed to tion r,t Nir.litn.:vtioi, as it war undonbtediv 'hit cite , the Author, to hold torth a strotig'con i t ast the determined boldnevs and energy of 1., 114 tiolmess and irresolute chara6ter of ./aVi , ./. I:ltis was: obvious • in the . tnintl and . the per ft,rivance of Mr. flot.mAtai and it was renderci Mote' striking by the vigorotli animation ,w - Itiott marked Hia.trroN's repiesentation of Pieo're, think,..however, that ..he fautir was at I:nitl-i swot!: what too facetious.—Aris.Hotstkiv, for the brat time, appeared on the London Boards, in the pair 0i Belviilera: Site is t 3 very interesting youli 4• .Lady. Her face is regular , and expreSsive, and her Lorin elegant; I ikOtlgit c commanding. Her voice is sweat: , and not deficient in Strength, - She spilie threughout with great.sitnplieity anti ,feeling, and) aegditted laitstill in a very .resiteetable. manner!. Tim Thea4re way crowded; 'evidently to wt.lcotile stor i t tioti.of it tnittie-r' favonrite, arid Mr. Ho 04 PtV was greeted with a reiterated war nal of 'at•lionourable to himself. as to the feelings et 1-he I)Ohlic.. • Miss HOL MA ti 0140 received a Weitorne. tribute, and • excited lunch applause through .hcr !representation of a very arduoits task, and one ren ,threti i4till mere s9,by itit known. excellence of •our. .gretit tragic' atiress in key-favourite:diameter. I).oyroN as well as MArticws, we Understand, are in . treaty with Mr. ARNOLD for a vitewal of ilu engag:itient at the .14Ccum, and therefore there can be . no truth in the ra t oil. o'3! 1.)!..7 ate enrolled in the Cavent•Gardai curb, ; cotritt IiC•FATITE LANGVTOti, IN THE MI; CO:tw, fit) tiD. . . This was a peiition . in hr. . ttarn" bo,l:rup.cv, being an' ~tt the part of - Mr. ,„ one of the a,sigottes of the e6lato, his L0.!.1,41np s order on :Itionia. (.4..01* Corai . orci, thc: a: liruppi, to appe:r beto.e ,Ito jor pari, of t. a Comtnigtioneri, on I _try to 'bo 1 1 ,4 1)30 d, to be exaininuil toot bilk thcaif:: ()( r'ipt e s tate. Attcr, ht,l,lthkg prayt:c of the petiti.Al eras gr411„;d: „" On Wednesday morning last, a,tyger,.belon.g 7 nq . to Mr. Millsewho ekitibits wild beasts at. the diffe rent faiisit,o , l v h 0,,! caravan way; pit up at Ibs3, Swap Inn, ,110,ty+ro Bridge, previous to its 44.iiing tq, Peckham got out by hteaking solne of the bats of his • ea s e, and: escaped into. the yard, where he jumpecirwith . bis tore paws on the ShOUltiet $ of One ,of the pyrters at work. t t orionaiely,. the keeper was. : in, the yard. ,He desired he man •not to be alarmed, and,with a ; 101111 s;ickin.nis hand & com manded the tyger to lie down, wiliep neinnnetti ately did. A young heti, being frightened, ,flow into the. animal's cage,.v t .'hen her and was properly secured, withant doing anyinjury. Pact-ttan TistitotY . .—The, Pilchard Fishery has best eery brisk at Penzance for th' last. week.--• Two large pilchard boats, laden with fish,:f iundered: in Mounts Bay on Sunday la.t. Toe fisn.aild nilats were totally lost : providentially the 'people were sued. An enormous shoal of PAcharis was itLlos, , d in the Mounts Sean, in Mounts Bay; On Friday 'l3 , t ; but, untiiiiunntely, the Sean broke, and the amounting, it is supposed, to 1000 hogshead., ail escaped. BALLSApLait, the celebrated..Arn- , . • naut,.. is, we undetstand, to ascend again from the Met maid, at. Hackney, on Thursday next. This voyage he meditates at the instance ( i )f several per sons of distinction, who were prech.td ! .-.(1 floin,, ad •mission tD tliegardens ou tt.e former occ.isintt,, by the immense crowd that was assembled. The son .of C04)114 1111A111 . oY, ,a ,GLutleinan, :is to be the partnts . of : Mr. , this trip, and many.epxerimAlts of F lu impol taut anyi . M.. teretoing natnre are to .be. made. Elorticastle Fair, which is unqueMiinably the t largest' horse, fair in. the kitigcletn, cointneneed,aa early as . Aloud." the i i th. it was mole mime. y attended, both by selleis and buyers, than the last Augo4fair good hUrses were nitwit in demand, 3110 inferier,cnes, Met with dull sale. . Creat numbers of cattle hare been landed here front Itlait, within the last eight weeks . ; greater than were ever known in the sawn persist ; :oil the importatiop continues.-7-(/Viilehaven Paper.); Considerable, !Ms 'of blacks eittle have lately thr,ongh the nor h of Devm for different . forrs, front Ireland, by tile ally of Corkand staple ; a fall in the price. 0.1 stock has been the consequence. Wednesday morning Mr. Saunderi's paper at liemeiton, near Slrlisbury, was. destroyed by tire, t-gtt her with the. adjacent warehouses, and the stock of .paper 4 ,the'•.at•eoutit 'books were_ with difficulty saved.. , The dwelling house was preserved, but both that and the. ta,aiture were considerably d by.the ebAine. being ti , ces,atily Wayed on I heni, prevent their 4:nlc:l44:tire. 7ft. tire Walt Cl)llllntint.. cater fibril a cottage at the back of the mill, occu pied' by' an old woman, who had left her fire Own ing, with wool spread on the floor,. whihit ; she weit into the.village. The .was: insured. • Them is 'now living in the parish of , Lytninge, near a .woman of the name of . Andrew,s, who attained her inht.h year on the 17th inst. She pos. sessoLitil.her : faculties, and perfett health. iNlAtit.noeouoti : STU EST, —Yesterday a green grocer, in the ; Edgware-road, ~ tit:manned Mrs. t lady, in the same street, for. an injury sustained :by his son g who: had been , bit by the lady's dog, a kind ofJuongrel cur., • • • • it appeared that theidog in question WRS a com plete nuisarxe in- the, neighbourhood ; for, exelti tivoly of the. present compllitnimi who 11 id been ttnded by a surgeon, there was evidenco at 4ever rid other rersuns having . heen tilt by the noxious bcash :• ••, • The Nlagigtratc awarded.thaLall expenees shOuld he paid by , the ownerof the dog, viz..the surgeoit'a lost time, Brd. - and that with a written ngree. ingot ,that. the animal should belied up. or muzzled. .clncli:vras,r,luaantiy complied with,,and the owtior received the sentence'of her beloved mongrel with tears.t . - ••• ‘; • -, • , Papers teem with battles and sieges, end display at OPtCe the , bravrry persolTrdrice of ihellriti4l :and Portugoesr, we recommend to the foie l in of the creatifin. wh(i can mat.dy rood of 'loch warm/rata feats, Tlic Black Banner,. or , aro ;Sielie o/ Clagen,j4rth, a Romantic, ; whic'tl seonis to be: exprqily.written rn mett the present Omen, and which cannot:tad of entertioni t ig iereqing those who are parti,tl to this Itkvitcr sort of TtnT.Vublic are respeafully acquairited, that to meet the demand 'for Tickets and Shares in the pre sent. sTrifill 'paptildi Lottery of 3,50 i) Ticiivis, tuvourite or, bespoke nomberi site is , uett 'rum Ilse Bank,. and may now be obtained at the milk:. tive Lottery Offices—. • SMITI-I,FlEl.p MARKET, Aun. This day'S ,Market was 'tolerably wed d soliptir withdifterrif kiods of Cattle, de,trer ; Beef, Vetit,'ttnd nre cheaper; Pork suprort* . kid price J.: . and the treide for the roust patt .w,19 flat.'---The seiletio the flay Market iireOniiderable'; Hay, Strad', nod Clovt.'fctCheit prices..--The following price 4 mid tiftmbois lire 3 corred statement-: 6161 per stone of Rib. Beef; 4s. 4ct. 40 ss. NI: 4d. to Vu 1 55. o,i to ail. l'4)4* ss. (A, to 7, c‘i. 1.0 th.) ss. oil. 10 7s. 0i1..". • Beasts 780. Shrep t dlrl MMUS a i goo. Cai VeS $29. Pigs 3g*. SMITiIFII3I.I) HAY-MMIKRT. hay sh os. 0(1. to 81. os. od.. Straw 21. ios. oil, to as. Ott. Clover 61. 03. c.d. to SI. to, inGit WATER AT LoyDp)ki VRIDGE TO.AlOrt. ItOW. MorniAZ, 54 train. after 4. I El/ening, min, after s.