The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-29 00:00:00

POETlit. .. 1 .........0... . iris ' R 8 RI: . To the iionavahle Major.Genert I' ilutiTut and ei ntent which; to under his ivisiik,:es by tb,e inktclatlgabla, MI well cnn(ivried , Toffs of Lietlenant.Colsinei lon Isr irout ant Major M'e A. , T!: v seenntlt by thcaeal grili Wit nil) , of Ow MR ers in Igener3l, has 'so soon been lialul Vorlhy of his Majesty's royal 4 ivrobanoll. • 1 SONG, Tune.-Ifearis Oak. For the Mudd and Fourth,. let t tie Muses entwine' An tint,iding wiesth from the Nero B unrzuick .PiNt Olit)o•an trnasplanted;aloft it displays • , That Flag which the proudest of Nat ons dismays ileac a Wreath from this (low_ piercing Pine shall procl . Ain A brave o,mpeti t i onf % The the in { To rival th e L ords of the trctaii in fame. 11. Beim's(' by Apollo, the laurel has long , bci:10O the brows id . the ilto, and bloont'd in his 5 , 1)g ; Ilur I ) , iplii. e shot{ tioiv., in 3 chaplet 'combine, Her briot pi,itslectleaf with a ttiq from the Pine. l'ar , and oe.,n, like a trumpet, my song sh.til proclaim The brave corni.etition, A &Allies zimbilif•ti, Totival the Lords of the Ocean in lathe. 111 Mature for ill:. field, an.l ~,,,,r.i ii, th. I.tne. you bu rn wit • i tip, t , enc.:-; in ..,....to o to Shi t ie t : ' , Nell tri•,l-4 r , you! Leader*, and well Ma,,,. Vi lth all wltc, y ytM vie data reolve or tqqiier or the: ttne4r let.yolliown con Silo-. r Tr ',impel 'proclaim .1.,- The brave competition, Ni,flr awent ambition, . . , 'Toth/Al th e Lords of the O . .. )4cvliiiiiis.vicit !) cetri in E4lie. ce. 18 to• . . .- : '' . . ' •• • ."I , b..cr' 1 1 10 Pii.!: Tri:c is the arillorial . hearings oethi f rPrevince , ,bleb th em 'a ithtitlitan ce li i i: r t.'e 14,44 Assembly of this Province voted, , 0 1 .. ,a, i',".' l,rlioct sliQtiLl bc . pret e Je4l t' tuts Reglttlellt, .4 4 e)ttii,uti4tul their gouda Cur, livt, - 4 , :i . 1, and clisciplitiv. .XISO'S Tilektitn...—Die MetA, Serio-cornic Opei'3, tneitlN Ciirtiene whici, ' , 'o.li represented tut. the fruit t i me (ni l'hd:iy L , J, fur the bertelit of LATAL t N ; 5 .i ‘V L alle Pea.it'll nn .S. , tulliii, , and -Very well . recet% ed. 4."e111140-: is by . Sigf;or , T:,l-st TO, whosi,' finite is Wel l known On ill,. o,attiiit.ht. There !B. bi , „, much 2 .- -Y itt tie , Airs •tl Rh' ~) grwtt variely, but 'he , lOU ,'' •-•' :44°mPa' intents are.ricit, dna the Composer Is e v i " 'eelly a gaud rhusi::ian, .whOs powers are chiefly The in hirrnonv and judi c i ous coutrivance,- « he grtat seppotts ,t - tip piez,*e wetr,e.CATALANI Ind illthlßZi.ANt, The form . 1 - - , x , qtvd herself with. 'wen(l;.rhil etleCti'anti the latter sang wit 1 , intereiting tlPtession, though I,erfo,:s not seem to be ittiCe ru tcvere& I'le house was; full. Soma, dispi....qtre was house 011116r:0,in of the absence of ANGIoI.INI titu,rink the Div , rtiben/4nt,. noi in t audieteo A vre I rit'iNA by brief• apology, and an assurance that sh e , %Viola ~ 1 , -. , a t in the i , ,ritt..l 1301.10, • ' ' I,..LiallitivtltB.-LA. new Opera 'was nn S!tturdaY :4'°''ght tar w3rd at Ike I.v cen m, ett: :t.lvd Me I'!e-r. ' The see.te ii , .-..; in Pettl.4)4l:tilli'h ''''•,r'be -4 : ' l ', •,`,> hot WPM r0ri ,. ..,i.:s ..j r.{; inteters, as there. al.:.,'''''l,l"B. Eilrop1::1, , iNith the I.obdi ,, ,stuits. of ' 411131:er -ia!!(,r. '...c. The outlier', e , Were - I'llltwi,,, ,'. , ' , .. • q„., - u . h , 4ti , tiec, we:: It the • clatat'ler 0 . 1 c c "''''t, wlrt 1 'q a lict•(,rined l's' ' I)o A. TON, tl , ; Illa't tiqlr „ ' kit!' W.,i ; , Itili 1' 01 it pr,fitase clescriPti'mTit it;•iom ,4 '"' ' ' f. -t r i -- ell', 1.4.-I"r.11 ~,sp elt ili which the ralLtu y ltieit:ls itr. b. 1 , . uy the public. lt iself,y .tn,.re•P hic4i,,tY this c;; •:' ictvr, arid the litre, we 'w,derSlrlild, te4',llitirtwit &ill 10-trturinw, to :114 4 1 Owe '.cir the tut'sBl'y ;therm icin, The timsical ptiwerit of ei t ,l l / 4 1 , A •1'.' Awl :',.',li NIouNTAIN were power tully t'X -14.'4' 11l lityo ur o f the f)tece, which. derived also ad j:rahle s'ipport front Ow r: spedive tille‘tits of and and Ativrtmv,,i 06,.. i!1 ;lii V h , li An, 1, Ur .(leer ill II kind of prattling•Co 04P4110VP., Misi KELLY', anti Airs. 111..A.;D,, too, #l 3 %: ti r t iu t ( ) be tuf....iit,iL.hed, itei' ham% 1,..nt-very' al)1 anee to the piece. 140 6 . A . 4 . , • .., and • 1 " 1 " 2 *: 11 co liposvclby IleA TI AM 911,,....,,1Nt ; elf, it War 4 i dl6 I reputationnt both. The must b e t t ive • 4) tig, Wit' , fluty, by the former, etitille "ie. wi.'"' (I ::.,Nrisfitt, • which •kB.,cts tt.eeived with tiw orir.rnst applause. When.- n few' itlcrationi altd, „. )I , s 'iirml are hilide; we have 141144)10w t bit 'the tsit!‘e wilt bu we and fit'l36ire. Tile titan2lit plitt is 4icrif,d to Mr. Akt.. La. ' P i t 4t.ts Test 14 engaged to pet form at this ..tiaymafhl_ 'l'h ' tAttetluting the ensuing simmer se;isoti. I.l,4„stestel'arfived Ott Friday, whie h sailed , f i ron . l , l l l ) e . ....itch coast on IN•loittlay, f ,igla, fir,ih.ktnitt.brai pas - ... 11:4•1 vollo got no hoard by steAlth.. Th'e , - M`rr -eles, thatite wail :11:Amoter4.1111 on the Prt'cv4'4 triturdad, ' when 'the commotion to 4, .plAce, ,an't la -Q : ll ' l4 'n we have :tequited the foll.,Willg th`r.'l4- ri;i:,:"" Some Conscripts of the Jewish N! • riat iito, , l it ".1 revoiteil,. they were,, after, 3 Cemliitiern',3l, II:11gal", oVet pciwprixi Ly the troops' that eseott;:d the urn 4 "I , !!relit shot, by way of the to int niiii:rs. '''l'llis att of severity occasiont.'d a nit -10:144 flub t.i assesitlty consisting v4it tip' of w 0%%,, %%,, tl,' "llopelted 14. I'letteb, (*leers ind soldiers „ It '. ',tones . and tit 1, i.r missiles.- • (Joe Otii.,ji.l. o"' (niel"'Y w ound eo o u the lie . it :in the iit'i:r.iy. '11,1: t ' t : aq of uuragi! committed h.',ls:iles,' werlngailisonte of .t he boats in Whicit CrAlScrililti vret Putt, lof,:the siteurtly of conveyance, A strong liat tleh .-irt!'. e"titittattl to 'parade the•streets fr'ota daettlt'lli.hotil the tinte.our informant left Amster. Aio pertohy ~ee hutivrrd. to qtpt app ear ahro3d, ~ 1.4") ureot busineis, or with the perthi4loll. ,1 Uhl liNocil:4 . . At the , ti it 0 ,311..1-lAittnivnt given. on - Tui,sday 'by the 1er,141`).1 \YlNclicsTri, to the Knights of the (der , Ito) !is house to Chelsea, as prelaie ot the. 9.rdc!, ti, 4 , ~1 l'ijKlllleSS tile l'itlaell 11E6iNT 50g,1441 kiv.24ll' nestentertaitno,ntof the Order should bo Lt { by the jilt*/ icali6lll. l'ile..M.ll-qOl i:l.:',. IN iri bt ilig the junior, rose and said, he should liiithi:rQud to adopting the 'proposal of his 'Royal liatlit:t:') and. fixed the 7th of Max, when ti! It tale the Members of the Order. ipetie'T" Oe .the that a, great part of our 1 , 4 the thextßirti.-cr etery.week- in payintot-for fish antaitil,"l, (4 ' e ;:ist ,brQu4ht to this' collntry-iti Ni l) ~ I" i'atOt‘ at ,-Wiliall ate slated to artialltit iota to ~b oi ' .• • ' 1 000 1. , 14 v . 6 . values. sod. n. is said that lit ita4t 1 . 1 , 1 1 i t ai be tVtre*to ;,,d,evoted to tots porpos t e i . . 1.1 . u l t l , t4lll(l42toav:rittituti.e..,,.l wtill .iieuxot,:iltilliabti:llS'L'dni':"ll.P`d)4l:Sti) far; .ivtriiii the elyuttatiou DI bPccle* : LOAD A ELtii.lVEs moNumENT. •We sometime • - ncia gaiie a descripti of the Nonumetit intenerd fo be erected in Guildhall to five memory of . the Hero.ot 'Trafalgar. Tois which titieB grant credit to the taste of the •artist (frir. J. Smith), having been finally completed in the course t,f the week', was on Satwday opened for public inspealion. 'The monument. is adorned by the following Inscription from the pen of :he light Hon. litcoarn Brinsley Sheridan , 143 , IIORATIO VICOUNT AND BARON NELSON, Vice-Admiral of ;he White, and. Knight of the most Ito. nourab.e Order of A: Liam. A lOOAu atnotigat the few, who appear, At different pernxl4 s to have been crc tied, To inmnote the Ci; ration, r, alyt add to the Scut it. ; of Nations: Inciting by theirbi t ;n o ctoitipie• their Fellow-niortals, ThrouAlt all succe. , ditig Times, to pursue the course That leads to the ea.titattun-ut our uniserfeel Nature. I' RO VI DEN CE, That implanted In Nelson's breast an ardent Passion for Renown, • A:, bounteously onlowed ruin with the tratiseendant talents . Necessary to the great purposes Ile was itestin'd to aceuniplish. At an ear iy i periodot: lire Ile entered into N 41141 ;N1.:71' ICC 01 his Country ; And early tv:.o the iirsiariees wlucli nurk'ti The kariess maure.aint ellterprlZe (11 1,15 Cll4l4eta ; Giuttpg to the tottiest.S l Arit ,111,1 the justest tt4e to ••. ..,elf . uur,thiehee ' • • A strid and humble 01h:thence' to The sovetergn DisLir tie and rtutmrdinatiun. • • • 1(1$1NG by due yoandiruii t., Command. • . hitusett Into the hos , ' those lie led valorous ftvi,or a.i.i entnosiastic Goal 1-or the Service or his 1‘1:4; nint Cutrutly • Which aniniated, 1114 OW 11 , And winic•lltl action - el tic. Love of all. • . By the sweetness slid no:Kier:lt ion Of 1i ' l'emper, inslhr;!,l 11 .eO/i rt the •zsluree'i of his tc;i , JUS . I. •"111 1. 10(411;40,., t , , 1 , ..:4:1te The litany great expltins, till ott A h which, Soilenous -n Vent, and reg.irdless or wounds, • 11e . hcesind the gloo or his Brolession I Rut it b2l.,ligs to this bite( recoildul ills illustrious Career To 4y; iltat lie Coliml.ovittl Coliver'd At the lLiltWSot the !NILE aw.! t 4 I.:Nit,AL;:LN: ' Vtcfurlc !:totk: Yet aiwrwarth burim6 . 4'd t y 1114 ~•K .Ibr AciiieV:tnent I LE ca A LL; it It ! I ought WI the 2 - ist 91 UCtobeC, in thz year 18.05. in al. oar, befoit: the con,lusion of the Attion, nio!tally Wound Kt ; • ' But the sources Or 1.11 . e and Seme 4.1 out until it was i;nnwn t(? hot, 'NIA the CleStrtletiollut the I , ocmy being completed, he Glory u: tiiy - i.uttntry and I—) Ati.oli'd•tneir summit ; . . Total lalins his nano, up tus braye tleast, Wai l 4 look steXal Lcd tu tno will Oftite Suplunte Dtsirobei ut Inv date ut Mao ~out Nations, 11E 11X1'11-ca.l). Ineleyo MAYOR., ALL)titMetfo alld COMMON' COUNCIL, Of tile CilY of LONDOk, Have CaU6eti tLia 111onu1tc ttc tV tie erea.td ; Nrot in the ret..ii:pluoits hope ni 4Listapilig iit:roP4 imaiory ; liut to tii.ktre4l Limit t - stolottaJo Or the Man, Attu tllOr he. l'Ais of t cieir t WI!. ode, . teowlil, au lung ; As tht:ir own fenow4 ! .°,4 ahail . I nevem:a tt! 241:.1...A01's I Cati u,. ot; L'N t E, IC,llsington Gardens • wtro ytH ei d a y 0,, e . t ..„„ : reildezvoas ijil.llJll. ; di!: in iI , yvu, oitserteu 10 conbequeuce at Ow Mast, t,tclt c loodi num I co . inp:i4iy tu on the bath: Of. ._ ..... ~ - - p a p t , p ,.. ~ inch allowed i ci.:trtoing ilotilt:lncio,' _ PARIStAN IVlCilllett.--A-Pa:is ra,,er .1 the., 21s1 sayq, 'Clibtiel IS•ibilltSki, :tgetl 23 % tari,, born ill littssiall Poland, convicted. ot. having stanned Lows,, Turin ) y, who 14pt a feotly:-it.ade linen thOp, - on.the 2 ,1 „I . F e bruary ke,is ex...(. tten on Nithy, at. the Grove. The following aro tne particulate of this', tc •.rr hie affair, the 'effects of jealousy, it would e., 04.1, !--,.. , ,• . . " On the 3(1,4 February he apprised Louisa•To- Inn y that he expeAen her company vt (honer, - a.4 he WaS to set Out, On Ills return to infanta Oil th e fol. lo wing'retolied tor,answer, that shell:1cl i., 0 persons to dine wi h tier; and that s'ae could .0)t. recut 11401001 the evening. . Kablinild appear , . d %,ery diesatishod, with this answer, and -dr.iiiel alto pet:»on who brought , it no. tell hot " that he ex pt.t.ted her at seven in the evening 'without fail."-- After dinner, it 'appears that Louisa. Tolitnay went Olt, and at (a(,slit o'eloeli she alighted 11 - orn a job- coach, wiih Klibliiiski;;:at Hardiyillier's, . a resto rateur, on the bouleverd. of the Temple. They were accommodated With a room on the first flour. , Kablinski ordered diuner, of which, ,it ,appears, he ate but , little,- end:Louisa Tolimay did not taste a ,•anor4o. , He then called fOr.cr;tTe.t.i and a. half bowl , of rumlaincit. Sutin after he asked for a half boAl .of wtne.puneh; • "rhii lAst ,did nut please him, and he 'Cad eitoth.:r halt bowl of runt-puitch- He press .rd LouisaTolimay to drink, but sit,: rt tithed. About nine n'ilock he atiked ' fur pen. ink, .and paper, which were brought'idtp. 'Titre wa.k.r having gone tip saga after, tound Louisa Tolittlay writing. r' At ` a 'gnat - ter after ten seine dreadful , shrieks' , m,ir o heard from the room in which KOlinski and. 'Utilise 'A:lulu - nay were. - The waiter ata,..Hardivil. iirr's two,sqlo, ran.up stairki, They Were ohliged to 1 , ..i1ce open the , door, a 'eat having been . placed against:n . oll . the inside,'' Ott enteting, they disco., vui.l 1,,0ian , ...1 Tamar stretched on the flooriathriek in;, and the , olood itowing profusely from her ho. sum, She i+pol.e a.tew worts l the only Ones that could be distitictiy heard were; ‘! Oh, the motive' l . the wretch !" i She made signs to' one of Hardivil - . tier's sons" . to cut the lace :ot hir"gown, wi nc h b e did, and. With the assistance of a soldier, lie placed - hcr on the sofa. ',She . could only atterthe following ' Words'—'i My dear ;" she kissed his hands in tes timony' of her, gratitude, and „expired a tofu 'mimics lake. Kablinski was in the saute 'morn, strv;ched on hiit'face, .and erideavoeringrto stab himself " , i ti a k i ; ife , w hi c h he held .under hint, He, in furl, in flicied, two wounds upon. him elf, one of st hich only Pierced 'theintegumenta ; elie otticr was thir t y ; milimetres deep, presenting a large orifice, trout whence issued a great quantity of blood. He'after. Wards' threw his knife, reeking .with blood, at Louisa Tolitniy, iiskiak several times if she was dead."' .....~. A dreadful accident Wei), happened t Cliampny, near Leige. While the workmen were nnstly etn• pl,oyed iti tie cnai mines' there, at lhe . depkhAA fit! 4 . riot} lest ; a torrent of wistr rushcd.lu, blOw up the . giWeriei, and before the unfortunate lannurers could cIntWEV up by Teatii of I;,e _rweitini., , Go mere swept away, and perished in the bubtertal=l I,lOod. 1? 0 ,The grand Annual Dinner wa4 gi►vern, by the Menibers ►his Inv bin ion on Saturday last, h► their great room, at Somerset House. The following were arnnng the distinguished visitors who were presen► on the ()million : Ills Royal Higliniss the Prince Regent, hii tici7ll i Ugh ne:s the Duke of Kenr, ant the Duke of Somerset. The Nl.lriluisset of St..tio7d and Lansdowlt. Fa! is r.'ortatort , hesborough, Essex; MOltil Cre! ' J, Sunder- Lm.l.:rdale, Cowper, Qxtord, Sutlitlk, • igin, , Aberdeen,' Morton, and Liverpool, ' Viscounts St. Asaph and Castlereagh. Lords Cavidor;, Sommerville, De Dunstanieille, Rivers, St. Helens, Gower, hrownlow, Auckland, I)undas, and ulgra'Ce. . The bishops of London„ Lincoln, Durham, Salisbury, and Asaph. The Deens,of Windsor and Westminster. 'l' he Speaker. The Right Ilonourables Canning, C. Long, C. Rose, 1. Grenville and R. Greville. The Chainheriain or the City (4 London, 111 Ilaroq liarnnet3 -6, liemaiont, A. ), Ranks, J.,Leices ter, N. &Aland, IL Lin;lefiettl, T'..ll..anird, V. hltbf , l, !Ind S. Routilly. Messrs. Penit,:W. Lick, P Knight, E.Malrine i W.StiMh, S. Rogers, W, Wi x-riorce, K crnble, J , imtrions, Fll.. Parker, T.Cairible, Pr. , with, lit. C. 13-nrtiey, L7apt. Apr, I. H.l):ivies, I. Wilmot, I'. F. Ilimtheute; W. 114.,,jpr Wooilg4te Daw- kev. ; :liolwell Ca:l,-,Ecc: • •• There were mat!y, other per Sons of well-known taste, in the Arts,. toesides a great p ro p ort i on of t h e. Aca ,emic Body, 'r i te dinner was in the usual mag tisfi,.:tnat style. The Prince' Regent, when the cloth was removed and a few toasts had be,e,n,given, took occasion to addr , lis the Pi esident, the , membets, and the whole of the company in, a Manner that was marked niiaste, elegance and,digutlied aA'abili y. The .1 3 itits'oE iii substance expressed his.regret, that he had not been more trequentry present on an occasion So ye: y honourable to the talent, of his that the to hairn ,10 a g co re n a ntn tp e r o n : tement indeed sinc:e 11._ hid.tirst ass, op. portunity of . 'witnessing anntitil`dihplay Of their pr o gr e ss 310 merit‘.. After a ;ft. , W AVrIdS in compliment' to the venelaWo President . and the In.;' st;eution, Royal Highness concluded with "nearly the' followkn&words " He y s w itLthe Exhibition'Of this year, Por traits Mitch would do- honour to Vandyke, Lttd saes that' Claude would have.been !proud to own; and, in ,every other department pctite Arts, 'rests so cicided, that he could not suppress the de light it Afforded him.' His Royal Highness felt the pri I .e of am EtNliflitnatt 'in declaring his tonViction, 11),,t country, so .distinguished•for. its Constitu tion. it's. , and its varik.us political and evil ad vaniaggs, would,. with due encouragement; stand unrivalled in . .the Fine Art 4. 'chat such oiiglit be the cose„. was hi. 'most fervent wish and prayer." He concluded withdrinking, " 'Prosperity to the . Fina Arts, and to the Royal Aca. derny,,, Mr. 'Vr..sr, in returns, testified the respect find rTnititude which he and ail the M , ...tubeli at the In ittttioh ti it , on account of to dibtinglits4ed ht7nottr %-liett they h.d t:lVerionced in the presonce of so A,,,2,tvit 1 Character as his Royat Highness; but p3tli , all.ttly for the coltdrs.,.eendii q; • Mtintler 1 11 wijell 110 been pietilio.ti to notice their efforts on the pres,ltt OcCaSiolli " The Marquis of stairmt mitt tlie'Dritish In titittion" having beengiveh, that 'Nobleman nro4e and ex prescid hiN thatiks, avoi.vino' ha i . e , nintion to r.-1)(1 : 0 the Arht4lll the Nl'vict. in hiw powpr, arid nor4.imibt. 'that -Om ortictirlr In4titution ,Iluded to would be materiAdy hist, nfn , ..nt,ll in prornntulg,them, under the protection and. vneo;irri!. , pnlcoe : of their Pr9si_ient.the,ritttact.t. Itmittryp. , • . We! again 'bear testimony to 11;e high merits of the rtsirective Artists.LswattNeri, BET:c;lr.y, o<vpN i 'PEtt LIM'S, and the other artists, tint only' malivain their rank as Portrait P..iivers, but evt!it exceed theirformcr exertion*. WEs'ri l / 4 11., in the , l!isil!ca; atld 'pietstresque, ap,.eirii to glum advintlge. alt 651131 - ed -figure . ;ricl - he roVitice of landserne, and is ably Stipported by 'CA tent.r, 'and other prylcssors, witnsti works We sjtillF tiotire irrdne time. We .were to seeohe of the s4reat fathers 61 Lu,,lith Landscape Paint&s, I'A4iNcyroN, come forward again, TwO picturo ; fforif . ':his hand ntanifest ail the truth and vigour whichihave hitherto characteriza:d the prof duetions of his pouch', • RODEit'ESON males It vety respe&able figlite4. in Mittiatute,.and BoNE's Enamel Paintings are ad mir2blo .speciiiiens of that province of .Art.,--Sir GEORGE BEAUMONT, thrt.alipears sin the honorary list, Indilias split two ri...o.lres, marked by his woe! taste. Mrs. C. LONG has enriched the cotlettion'by some heautitill Drawings, plrticularly a large view of the Champaign from Windsor Castle, which is matted by a elassicalcharin that would have, done • honour to the ablest i'rolessors in that species of Art. Upon the. mimic, the present Exhibition may be cOnsiciered altoget her !as n naticiniti honoir s in' tatte, be, tity, a s :cotacy, and exprestdon. ShiITrIFIELD MARKET, APRIL 24). This day's' ritirkei lad a' considerabh- wit)* of prime Beasts, and.the show of C ntie in other re yetis W 44 pretty god ; itlatton and Veal are aciiper ; rp-ef, .P4k, and f...vid), aro dearer and the trade in gmneral Wal.toic.n - ahly hrisk,--Thr sale* in the nay Al Ater Vfrlo 641111dvidli:11 livriy; Stra w fetched. nqtter play int* tall, o in price; ,Cov,er obtained. kilt_ price.— Wc; sitthitlin a curroti otakano9t 01 ii,e priccit.and.nwiliner► . To Nitit Ow (ail per 4i/um At Illb. Peel , 45., 4(1 t4),,0,. 1 1 ( 1., , M lit um. wili 04. 10 SC 61 Voir! Ss.l4 tubs. O. • l'ark Sc. 04.1. to 7S. Oli. . Larn: 6s: ad. to Ss oil. - I , . OCa*li i ki. Sheep And 1.4111bS 13,3 . x). Calves go, Pigs IS°' lIAT-241Atutux. Hay 51. ci.', ca. to 81. ts. u 4. S traw ji. toy. okl, to 41 a*. ode Cloiet bl. ton. otl. to M. I:SS.. Cori); tx,coANac, Arxrr. 29.—The aretval4 of \Vitra? !fii. dly make 11111 a short supply, sod thdro js a ready. .le in an incrrase of pi tee of. alluut per crtarto. ; 'tjucTo .l .good Supply of f;atl . sy, and baby tkvrii(if ratlfer Majt and AV h.te Peasd vary but little ;, fh , stis of rad) •dcseription aeuise the supplies of 'Oats, at likev:/iteitiort, %cry tew tine Sampler, aml sales are quote‘tat)qut Is. 01.14 deafer ; Flour at late frit:ol • .Flq:.*Cfl FiiiPEß§. (4,I•TCIAL REPORT. TO itiS fiItIILIES TILE PRINCE OF IN HOPCHA MAJuIt•GENLItAL. MONSEIGNEutz, in the early part of February, and duting the whole of that month, a great b, Ale was ob= served in Cadiz roads. The. Est;; 1 , 1) had been, doilbtic.,..,; a great while read) ,r xpeditien which they nieditatttd;. bn they v. 4, 'hwarted by ,ttle violrnt and continnal rains which • tell abont the end ~ 1 JA.tuary, and during great part of the rn:)11111.0 . I.'coruaty. .These-rairi4 rendert'd ptatilicable all the roads by winch they wished to Approach Us. ' .the 27th of January, a strong Spanish c.). issuing from the mountains, aticmpted coup-de.main oirm Medina ,Sidonia; it was re. pulsed. The enemy ;ippeareit to noel) import» ance to rite:arciiiisition of that most; the occupation of which would have givki them' facility in toa. ntruvring on our rear, by concealing tr , 4n us all their movements, and in tr<lely communica , ing through the mo , : ntaios with the parties which they would . have been at*: to throw into the country. hei weep Xeris and Seville. • About the end of . February, a convoy of goo sail of tra►►sports,> whiLli contrary winds hacilong de tained in the roads, set sail, and d►rectrd their cour.te towaral Tarifa. - •• General Cassagne, who occupied 11/ledina Ridonia, with three battalions, and the sth regitn4nt of elms. scars, informed one, on theud if March, of thetnarch oh the combined Anglo.Sonish At my oy the valley of the Barbatte, upon Casa.Veja and Medina.. -. The 4th corps, which is not seriously e»tployed, had it in its power to send me a pirt or its torte. I entreated .41.- the . Geier.il .to mance, iv re by Entohona:, in order to alarm ii;e enemy, and t ilace lam in dloger, should exeaate a morennetit hpoti mp g ; - that corps, so :nuitieroni; an , ..f in' such good,condition, has: not bee» of the ieaSt tiwsistance to m e . • . ' . . . 1. ordered' from MOrott a-battalion of 'yoll igenrs, which M. the ,Marsnal Duk , , Ot J:.,ltn i fi a h a d paced there, dit'eeting it to rnzt.reli Jiy Areoi upfm Medina, where it ..vguld neril Cagsagne. 4 strong part of t he allied arrny for , ed piquet of the 2d dragoons, xvirch A* 33 tt Vrjor to o jc „,,, te that position and fetirt:--upon no in tfehtions of tho alliF,4 army bring now cam pletely. niattifeo, I nude It 7r heq. -- arretit•mei , ll 3 which th . feehle,men6s I ilad : at illy chrt...ct (I,wosai placed within my `power; • fur oppos , ing tiie etfort which the enemy was about to make? . . . . After. lelving the necessary troops for guarding the liri#:l;''4.vhich are's9 Orcrentit-d, 1 as`semulcd.i e n battalio , rs..6(fhe is: at rl.2 . it diviAons, with ‘vbich. , on the 3d Lif•Mirrett, I,marclied, to take a posi, ion at the ...fettn,hoese ..of-Guertt, - the intertnediJte ,point btween Ileclina anti Cniclatia; ali(1 WIIe0CI: 1. had it ,In my hewer` to bear, upon the enemy, in case he chose to advance by eifter of time poims. . . From the 2d to the .1-;;i there was some indeciNtitt iu tins tirovetrienta Of the allied twiny. Oa the evening of the 4th, :1 ordered Gen: r',:l 'Ciiss . igne to march .a strong party of ohsi:ltiati., , tt upon Casa Viejo, a point' where the enemy riad strongly' posted bitnscli since his arrival., At three in the morning or the 4111, General Gts hil;fltl acquaintnd me that the enemy had cv.icti.nett (.:. .s a Viejo, and appeared to be concentraftd at V el el'. ~)ii the t!' LI - fei March, the Spaniards hid pag,e4 0v,.1 from- the Island, of I,Con soon troop, trom, ittet side of the canal 01 Sarni Petri. I ordered General Villatre, to take advanta ge of the night to Atttlek those troops, and drive thqm .titto . the him. Two companies of voltieurs of the ostliregita n tit were ordered (in . .that service; .they marched at •tuiditight from the lines of Santi ,Petri, Atir over , . throwing, the advanced gir , rd, they, arrii,d wid ic , ol , tiring a shot at.the te?eirie-pant, 0 0 which tire ea i. nit wile at wor4,,, !rj Our : voitigeers 'scaled the ivorho, MI Ali the bayone! On the .worlimep, who Lamed their mu.kets s;inig . at their back, :aid put tlortv into disorder., That very night the enemy lied th ioWil across' n bridge•• of :rims ; some volti4enrs peOetrated to the ,other side of the bridge, :did 'iv:• turned again with . th'e Spanish.troops, who hastene4i .to the assistance of their people. 'Fbese two*ompaniek which were head e d by OA ColOtiel . of the 95th, re-entered their camp with a,. numberOt,prisoners. - , ..The Spaniard,' by their-own ackno w l e d gme nt,. . had lbo,killed, and 200 droWned.' , This combat, ,which took, plaCe under the con-, stant fire of the fort of , Santi• Petri, and the hatteties of theisle of Leon, does honour to the voltigeurs of the 9th ; they displayed otiihia o ccasion as ( 1 11 1 ,41 coolnessol.courage. It was' only from theaccount of this afTair which General Villatte addressed to me on the sth, that L learned- the establishment of this bridge or -- rat";,a, w hi c h pttymitteci the, enemr.to connect the 'ope'ra lions of the troops left-in -the Isle with those eat the army. . ' . ' • ' The establishment of the bridge of Santi .Petri, and the rep9rt of, Peneral.Cassagde, who informed L me that tbe etwMy had not made Itii appearance on. the side of Alcala and Medwa, made me presume that it was his into to march ,by his left in order - tu'aurprise and cut off th e troop, of the ad di v i sion , I fi , winch were in thi s lines ofiSiinti Petri, to join those ' which should (lone out of Cadiz, a n d to marc h in bat drectioa upon Chiclana. .. , 1. tuhde myarratigements for surprising the enemy on hit inarcb,..atitl frustrating his expettetionit, At live in.the inurning,nt the sth, the ten hit In lions of the Ist and 2d divisions set out from tire fat m-hoo,t; of Guerra,. $ll4 marched towards Chi china. ' t General Cassague r ec e i ve d or d ers t o march to as. On . my arrival at Chi c l ana , I ordered ,General V, illstte to withdraw from oar lines at, Sarni Petri the two battalions which might have been endun igered, and to unite them to the 'rest of Ins division, nestiazd to attack the besds otoolnnins of the allied artily, at the moment of their. appearance. , I was in the bAtel;trom all the information I could collect that this army consisted of snoop Spaniards and 4uoo English. . 4ven tilts Was double ihe num bers I etnliti oppose to it ; nevertheless I had con ebeuirrt,:,(ftchiresthnoiypeintaloitt ;nniity:ats fro frig it this . re ti i s in p ,, r , t )j t a l:t . : i t , ,:, t i* t 133'i.aplibtr( . t iV itIYC L MY was in full march ; his Leads; of