The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-06 00:00:00

1 la s ''-14:1-1" '.. mornin g the L'.Mt'illll,.. J UL JIY 4, -.Saile I this • , ilrmile ._, tqatei Otipti,in 11.'1): MINN, f u r - :Li s b ori , , With ,evltal transport ' s , t - rrl, a" few; 'lriercl ian t nier Wider con voy ; the, former. have on board- the 'f‘ •) ll ' SO 3 thaUitilellt of . the '4tri 'Dra giiofts, I°getl'". Vlth Officers' and th;tachn)ents of 'Other rq.ituerits . for 64 W&LLINC;ToN•s Army; the .9th Dr4gtm".. 'till have their h , tties at Lisbon, and proceed'tot Si ciltri also sailed his Majesty' cf 74 gans s sliip .;://'ercronibi.e, , to join the squadron in. Basque Roads s ; and the Thames, OWEN, for Op:Jrto. . . . .' A rfiVed fEe fops, wing viz, . The t.'Gqiinerce, .Lti n d ot Ellis, a‘ 'Kt : Dept torJ, Williams, f rom '; Loth ILiwkesbuiy, S;rugt,cd h , ow SoLutlimptott; Pkiritience, Brown B°l 4st?n , and /Agc•ool la, Reed, from "'"l`l4 -111'm P; ~ Pa rker, (ma Gl oucester; : , al t'lle4s3nr, tirooki, oole. A , • nivtd the iiquilor i f r i gate from Porism°llth' lit kll' rite 0 rester 4 1 ()014 o f war from a cruttzt•!. Tlieiirmii/e, with her eonVOy, have put back, the uii.4 b.ting litit and vat 'table. Nutourit, JULY P4(4 ( 3.--ilrrived the Lord Holori AvttliM3ili'from Surinam, sailed tw bdaYs be fore the bitpalch, which B ' a ' l i; the arrived here on the Ist 'l'- arrived packet ails fr oin the ,Captain SANIPSON, with ti , r Le eward Island i, 40 days 'passage' Nat St, Tho mas. BE li"lerthy arrived the Free/jag packet, CaPtaia A ; Ll ' ) an d the 1-)rincess dinelia pzickei, Captdin le c'Dksil, both ,with Mails from Jamaica; the lat - 143 da Ys, and the former 3d days padsage, No news; ' ITF Ar , ~, ' --.' JULY 3.-. The ship ilrehdiike Chqrles from .I.4,:nia and Rio Janeiro, having on boar(' thrce Inl itflo.nt of dthlars, s4ited from Ole Downs for London I)'is Of di his M.ljesty's ship Matine, CaPtain brit C 1 &; tamtkcouvoy t.t'ith the above ship, and tlgl.lt l inen` h alf a million, wh'ich were lauded yenterdav to l''` tt:lii}LAllLidlfoll:G.(3,,,A::::lElN:nAtilli)eita)Cc'red thee' il the will cabr: c:ln‘l';'.l3lr.. The dircinbilie,'Chorles broti'3 Lima a 5it,..,. , lit 'from tangled '-'"%811 Nobletuan •of distinat' 11 , jr' Ctl ifr)ieb: triloi:vi)sietPtittlitgYa°t(CliilldelitZ.Prvvit'ce' ner<ll 414 ",.Sallee. his Nlajosiy's ship rt. io the liooei: C4ute (I' ii ' . 4 1 1) the river rliames, and anchored at the Bor e i i ; N I giziA '-4 Piajesty's schooner Dominique. ie,it-uirl'Manial Was held on . bdarti • the Roisan -1;1'4: s° tI Y I, w."l\darine,'Utie boon ihgtO,l'he Krw 'Ol, ,a n d the other lathe Naotto,kfor desertion °11) b eing full ' in ml- Y Proved, they were, c Ittl'llitio' ~,,, of their good chara6ler, only sentenced to meet g? , ' 'TIY 14511N4 each. ' ' Aii. Ei, . ".................. ...r...,...,a....... • ' , ntlift: Isi IMlCllitr.tille(l. consisting of t 0 I sail, kth brit, of I. lit frigate'', 0f,32 gluts, Dis" 1 4 '4 i , , tl i f A ! 8 W.tili,,atui the iiymna .stnre-ship,. :,i,,,:.'i, Jen iceglil O the 20tl i of May. lor ! i''', l ' o,;t114111. Ih i e i . r . • 1.11. v ryittY be shortly e:tleded. -'tgißs. v ',..,, ,t; 14 . 14 i f we were able to say that i e 1,111., 'kin come to a good market. , Two r t heir 44'11141 'e P a g a 3 h ,ili • e,11 . . iill.l, :'cl• 1 rom the . \Vest,. :Indies. / i , co, t hole, have ar t i ve d , c tf, ow, coAst. Ljvi,:lerpiencesot thv eneni y;i4 l ll4,West Indies, i : i , (:, ,:.°ls,:tli their pile . ei of sneifq in't,privateerb, tiir, ( ~/; : i r t re . d 4 titre~ occurretiCe it, hear of the clip. tilli q Di ilrl,lqi',llttult) i and vsk,. do not lc.ito' Llie'l )(41 caurit,i!!'eke'4llai bristighl a single itstal!nct'-'"I etti:ny. ' '11,4 Living tailei; into the huilds4.4he i ell 1 , 4 0 f.r,i„„ ,I,l'4Qording to thi. JarnaiCa aceritiolg, 11(46 1, ‘ll,' Allly' t ii - ,, ti , tea, in Ow 14:e millet 1,,,,.1,t . tr ~ .r of our . • , .wsi. 1' tap 1,. " r 'i say that .he doe , , 11( . 4 . t _.• , fin " vi,it,,,,., "I,llsli veAsos, eltecinlly It . the) trl ' i tit N - ,, . ./""14 ' l ' 16' rival PETInt4. Ilk' ~,,1 1* fiellio,fr:riLts o staric : e ,t N ot we 01.1 he .schooner -c-'1" t ;" . kva ow itt)t'llut grog to Kitighton .which had bi en' .r.riatt,; ' 4 *by a j i , t... ' i 1 1 yin 7to St. 4be 0, Si t tr,.. I ,4 ,tUChii )e ot b , . t r " She %,, i ~'3S c'titted into Cape It rancots, -tit.he tii4 11 , , , r '. tiLta.ined against all remonstrtinces, i t)t t li ttr,,, i , lt , s ). (l It Iti n o( v et .- y likifly, however, that . ittin44',t'.i ii.vfiePhrt(l,9.ltilli can be very serious, Otti '1;111;4,6'6, `.s'.a'flift ship 'Ol War would won 1 4 -„,„ . l e . tit a , nl,o lia i, , os eq .. fr-,lttgest !tt,*l ll ., . i d 1-e...ielteil Kingston (ram, I‘ . lin ti . I,(ll,letAt 0% , " 1, tt in order to prevent that !slant' trild,44td.,,,:eiti c 't its cash, Governor Rao ot.:111 CK lit itv -r bt•Ug „,I,tileitio,, prohibiting -tbe American :p i , , i itd ill tip, ete b4o h d the solo of 300 ..e.,tthit. ...a.. ~, . , Ca s t I°4 , to t;t. (."'Peded, according to the 'taw 4ii.aes,4,l either produce or WHS' trig Ili it IltitievQt4 wf.r ' . iillll r.le• current at Carthagena, that the it 4[1(1 ki,;11,1.11t 11 id prodosecl to garrison Pa 111r7 I ' iiiriesi,.) illu wiill Engliili itoops. ' '1(1." ( L ;q„ l ' t , 14 Gri%elte tit the lath Atly fitate=,, t'll,ltht, 411,..),.,a,,(1.,6.'e1t vlsi Ole 'for Boliso lime then-, ,ii1iii,,4,,,i,eii,i',„'1.1.,: .otosiltr:,t 'tuna that were takeri of t , t,, 4 11 .1ti 0t , or : ,, b,e nearly midway between the h ti ,, , t,t at , ~ , r , , q1(.1 i lie' h,gt, G.ttillini, A siigllt 2 had a '4l-'l`tltt4tie had b.. felt • Kitts" • ni,r, utinc, Qui . . bean at slur,, C 4 ,iier, re , . Y trilling daroaqe, lititl', ce"'d -yesterda liar Ilolland , .by neft „1/44-4111011..e itt I t . r , - Y 4 ' ' Alt. )e'")Ps tiiia.,„, , Ll' 'AtYl•Filales, tinit IOUUU ttittltitiLft. t.e.1.4-I°L,led t oward* Ton niogeo. ~:,,tcc ii, i , i ~ftei il:"ti yeate•iday 1 1:*oritin g for Li t c ' tit Etii„ l , (.'? eugagetnetit at tli,st pia , .e lie '.,, line, "-Illigil, miere-he.perterstta ter' the t '''''' 1. 1 'h te 1.1.„ Itl.‘l'K s•-...M, '7 1 (1 01. j" Inglit. '..',.7t JoaDAN performed .rio• ti,:::' 1,,k,5,, 7,2:-. Qvelit.c...iiiirden Theatre to a 4111.,,1'' .kli.e. I'.' yvait ably supporLed, by ~,,,. 1it,,,,, i ,. 44.:. • In p riti.. 1 .1.,„,,- r.,()1 ilo Outside PO :rowers • with al ',•‘ltot „ii , '''"r oltillisio t t • '' I i ',. 11 1 )f!r ,tl,l, - . ' t colitot iii4kile to 1 lit; 4 1i.,.1 ~i, . • , ' e uce. way re •tt.' t 1 1 t t i rltt i Y Iv' ktf I hq: t • I 4 tt` s ) 6 ri tN‘,, . • IN, :Intl ti s wap Eetlittod, is "k: 4 Vt , r) iitipt4lilt kitor-pisztt. Ecial Letter, dat'Cil t:i6 19:1i OP. t,im the C Feral in Chief of she 3,l,Ariny,'Dcm, it Di LA Ca u A A i 10 the -Chief of th 6 General Stlfr, - i - ehrtiiie to the hattleeof ~"Flaying, T n the i4th, received inAelligence, that, the enemy had united their forces for the purpose of at acking' teri ondVbeda; I took riteAsiii-ei tor the defence of the last place, - and fortn'ed in ihes . qu?re Of the two'olttnc,.4, one eonwo - s'ed ok 414) 0f the tiralleurs of Cadiz, and the whet w 400 men of the haitalion of li,lrgos. " Tliese preparations adopted, I was informed, that the enemy, in numberttom. 1500 to 1600 infantry; and from 250 to abo horses, mitre advancing by' the r.ad of Beia, th - ey attacked in frbnt of the gate of Bacr.l ; &tended by the 4th company of the Regiment of Aleazar de: S. Juan, and hart the battalj&n of the Caciii " ]'he cavalry of Guerijas, uh;cl) were in advance, were Obliged to 1.il; back to the c. , ty. The euenty were v3rioui times driven btick by r and suirered great loss in their retieais these , tta.ks lasted oil 2 in Ihe olitri:oon. " The'Fiench, finding the sis.arice !Fey the lt.i they suffered, alit! tile difficulty which a general attack so exit titled a front. pre sent,. d ; determined upon making a bold attempt up.:' on the wealce,t " With this object he marched by his right flank a colu►un of atta, k of 200 men, - lilac( d them on an height in the immediate vicinity of ttint place, from wheike, with great celerity, and under a well sup• ported titelrotn.our truops, they arrived at the city, bloke open a gale and entered it, Whilst' the file or their comrades and the attacks evtly where made were intended to divert us Irons their pc inctpal object, • bat it . I.4as 'in vain, because the Captdin of the Cadii Tiratleurs, . Dori . N C.. PA t.O M 8 NS, who commanded all a batiatton on, the lett, seeing his ,design, frustraltd it by a charge with the bayonet ; .he . causeri a great kiss to those who occu pied th 4 e streets, and put in complete route thou who fled towards the country. " thiS was going on, the encrny.united. :mother cohnun of 400 men, and , by. the s4tue di rection as the first, tell upon the city and penetrated.' into it, putting in gnat danger and retreat the troops whit.l defended these points; but the ,colonni ut l'ittrgos, direzted by 1). F. BAHREDA, attacked the enemy, and seeing their worthy Colotnandei all, inconsequence of a ball K. filch .settt through Ilan; ther, enkiocts to revenge his heroic blood, attookud the eticaly with such deteuninat)on, 'that 44 drove thew back. by. the same way , they entered with great loss. '" At Allis moment our cavalry sallied out by the other side, and cotripleted 'their route, ,(oOndiU i ; and cutting down snarly .of them, , Ine enotity ob serving this, brgan his .rec rea t towards sop• pnildd by his cavalry, at:d in&sS i ntl) auonycd asnd ;.Ittacked by our Guvr!lias, with consider4l lass un his part. Ano.her coluinn which the er,eloy, con fident of yiCAOly,, had dipbs,d to cn;_ off ciur tetreat, nearing of the bad success ol their atrns cone to the relief of their trivnds, at The moment They entered th- city, and Pal ticiplaor§ in their 'defeat and thgtir. , The lass, , of :the enemy amounts to 800 in killed woutided, and ihose whd re(l6.4llx6cuted their retreat with stiat precipitation., that they left . 1 11 the field musket ti and knapsacks, or which we, have col letfed a gieat number; our loss is trifling, consiler ing that the attacks and firing lasted seven, hour..., (lu►ing which time tno battle was obstinately con tested. • • Jut . B:—Our 'accounts from Catalonia come down to the tBth oh. Tie Marquis . of CAM.' DR VERDI.;, aher having, provided the Ca'stte of . Ft gtteras . witoi he 'requisite supplies, hail returned by sea with p tit of his troops to Tarragiui, Whero,the greatest confidence and spirit reignecl, ana they con sidered as rash &mit tres projeti of besieging it with the le N I . OICO Which he had under his Qo ann a 1) The Castle of San Fernando, sopplied with Nov . .. sions for six mouths, and garrisoned with 8000 men, commanded by the hfave fLaot.v.s, was in a ixmilition' to deipiso a:ly aitcmpt whatever ue "he enemy. MAntt D, MAY 8.--The agitation of the French, and part;colarly that of the Ministers, who know the state ut tifiirs itt Andalusia, cominues, and it is much feared that the I.'iench force in that province will ridt be able to effect itsThitiction with the army of the coolie (sO.they. call that in Madrid and its neighbourhood), in,consequenee. of its shorinuss numbers and the nauerous piniies Of patriots who overrun the country. In couseriuence of this• they are fortifying.the right of the T.ago.i.. Sammt, JuNa 3.—By advices frotti Al rneigre, 'we have received inforniation that the third corps of the Frew h. army is advancing by doyble tnardhes to rcitwirce Sqo LT. it is II IS 11 ed to wake us believe that it consists of 10,000 men, but there• is reason to suppose that it does not etuount to half that nuttiLer. Perhaps this may hey made to I he , Pedfocbe4, de Cotdob4 extending to thy, Orejuna: • , . reqUisitien . htien made in all haste-of carts and horse.; to send off to-night a con voy df pro Visions to Soti t.-r; bod,!'red wound ed Eavairy filisemered by the g.teOfPlacai - :-.'na; many of them on foot ; and whets on asses: :.'his morning- the iTrench inialids have been , reviewed,' and iuCh . as :ine least diiabled - obliged te restinie their arms, relative to w bleb there has been_great altercation, Among themselves,-they have alio I eviewed , the Spa nish corps but thereare in them but' very few soldiers. The Governor has told fire oificeri, that he Will furnish tho'se with pas Sports who wish to go the army, but they are hot well satiStied with the ser ice, and It is' not expeeted that any one will gd. , Accounts have been received that JOSEVH Buo- NAPARTR arrived at Bayonne on the 6th ult: and that far . frimi being . reteived with obsequiousness, he vas near being insulted. He did not stay:longer than noon, and then continued Lis journey to-Paris. He was little 'other than . the laughing-stock of his attendants, 0 her. particulars are like.wise related,. which indicate thescneral disposition of the public mind in that country. The son of the Marquis of GrtAtslstk, : who from a cornmandani: which he was, has been reduced to be the lowest soldier orthearmy; has been expelled.. the service and condutied to "Cartejo, without being ,known for what reason. CHNEARRIA . the' Commissary of Police, has I:kewise been dismissed, because he wished 'to . steal . niore thinthe`Piench; cavphy soldiera, dismounttd, wounded,' and- dis persed, continue to enter by the gate of Macarena: Besides the wounded in the haftl , : of AI !faer'ii, many . others have been cont.incted to Carmona., Ecija, and. Cordova.. Iu Carteja there arc 600," and many- die . I The garrison of Seville does not an - intuit : to - 1000 •. • men ; 700 , compose' th at , o f Ca r t e j o , w h ere, thy have planted a'great number of pieces of artillery; intim pointed agtfilf,t the city. ' • ' CAbiz, jOzze appears that it cannot in. doubted. that. the 9th ..'corps .of the lirench• army under • the comMand of DitounT, iS coming to teinforce SuULT. It je kllOccri that on the 29th of 'May he let r i ',ruled%) for Andalusia ; with 6,000 men, hitt ho infirm and out of condition that they ought .1 . 0110 he r, tkoneti at more ut two•thirds of that TbiS 1 . 5 the .sa , ue corp and t h e same Ge t•r.,l who marched to-reitltortel . .frisssENA on hiti Ire:it stun) Portugal. MAsstsrld deWed no gl : 6t`ad..., vaottige tram his aid s and, all ciu;Lunst :flees conStder cd, 11 is probable iilaviiocrLT will cleriyges l-lttle. _......_ ~,~~ . . PR.W4AMATION ()It Cf..NERAI. IiALLE9I:PEOS TO • VIE" SOLDIERS UNDER lII'S COMMAND. i!( Soldiers, my ' sati,odion and my glory are y:l9rs. Re,ceive then amy mouth the agree-, able information which must you with enthu- . sitlo;, as it ifOi!S me tt ith j y i your heroiarn, Jour e tri)i ts, 'y . oar iiresis! h:e constancy,, and your IOvO Of hbetty,,lwat length awakened. the different nations of tie North; degraded by slavery, adimring the pro . digie4 of vab,ur which you have pert - ,4Thed aktinst the legions of the coalmen Tytant (or the space ,of mme" than three years, acid filled with the most ar dent emelation, they have brilen the disgraceful silence in which they were' plunged. With gnei rl taiS ietrepidi y, alrcady ,has PrdSsia i announeeckto the satellitch at .the Tylant her noble resolution4if • i' 1 • the d imitating the energetic pan drc.s n _e.et.ee-of her " Mho knows what .viainis may already have.. been sacrificed, to her jo , ,t . vengeance. This tis - not ; the only information which 1 have to . atinoun - ce to you ; Russia,, that formidable Ntion, has.pnetirtt ed the tiue intentions and f.tratageins of „INlPoLant4i. Her Great Emperor has'deciared war wriinst'France. 0 . Be convince), Soldiers, that your endurance, your memorable, coustanty, has ,been the origin of this vast revolution. Atm} , are your lorit.s, but that which you' obtaincd n',l the t oth, in the !Actins of Albuera, will, ri oder you a name. You hilVe, overt brown . the enemy ..with the bayonet and obtained the admiration of our Allies, whir 'Were witnesses of y valour. Soldiers, ,the aspect of Nations now unde k iei‘ed, and Mire. of the arts of BowiAt , ARTI, and eager to imitate your promises' Yod," without doubt, - that lihertyand tranquility which you .sonn.shall-en. joy, and,announces ithi , tapproscl4ing and total ruin and anoiltila.ion of that eOlos.ial empire, 'raised by (41 ime and supFoned by iniquity. I promise myself from your valour, that you will terminate with that hatunr you It we hitherto ob tained the glorious work which is already SO far ad. vanced. The enemy dies at sight of you, it is neces. silly to seek him aneat 'once bring the contest to an end. Then shall you be the admirntion of the Whole world, the joy and consolation of your Country, and the ~bjea .of tite.-liblly of ,the just and wise Go vernment which directs us, and.'of the cordial lOve at your General and companion in arms, " ait.t.t.taraisos." 114:a4,..citauters, 11ay as, This Gent)Ctirtip, 't I) dies ittiut' to his freiloi;s, La, Lit',-ii the stirs w ' tic; received for thq i of a 1;e i'octo to th e utitortunatesotE tits*. to Portugl!, an the Porm it tie) It hoitourante gtsoiui. rk " .1):)N 6Urite.teaf , , Wq arr sure, 114. Ex,,tract,whrco cootao:, tium, a Jo4t.tribole to tilt: rrsi:retin: th.raelt,s of the OJT,. ‘t hiCi, cowpow thp. pire, tYc li as a rep} a:id ft,crized 4;utopliiiJeot to' Lord WELONGrON. . - A earn)! from Eir.d , txt tc:ilins they came, Brethren in .irin , ; out i LV.11 3 in ielltYWII For yon fair b nd 5h..11 merry Eng! aid clrint, A..d with their deat vdluur deck her crown; • tier's their tiicn martial; frown, Ana hcr's thir scorn &I - death in i.reecluitic : thzir e) es of azure; :mit their for ks of drown, • And the blunt spiet:n that I,tir,ti v.ll linut o panb,!..; And freeborn thouOts, tiniett leagLte the twidier with die. And 0 ! fired Warriors plllle land 1 . .• Yonder:Your bonnets pod, your tartans wave I The rugged form may tnArk the mountain baud. And harsh her features, alai it mien more F,:ave. But ne'er in battle-geld throbbiti hearts amore brave Than that.which beats beneath the Sailfish plaid.; And when the pihrxii bi.ls the battle rave l And level for the caarAe your artits ate laid; Where lives•the desperate toe, that tor such inset staid.. Hark ! from yon steely ranks what I.tui'Vtier OTliiig 'Wild wit th war'sstcr. 411instrelly, His jest wZtila C44;:1 iriitite cotitra,le r.,11.;‘,.! lion fittigs;'' And moves, to death with military glc.t. • Iloast Erin, boast them tameless, triugz, and free In kindness warm, and fierce in danger know n, , Rough Nature's chiltiren, humorous as she; ii.cd he; yon .Chl;ttain—s:rike the prowiest torte Of thy bold Imp, grren..l sic !—the Hero is thy omit: A most unhappy- - citcurnstance has tahth "pl ice which occupied a' great portion of the City qUtIVVN sation yesterday. A gentleman of the hignest tner 'cantill charider and credit has been taken out of the NeW-River-4dead: He was Missed' from. his house 'at Highbury for several 11001-11 i ttefre 'any' search was made, 'and was at length lound •in this manner: above 41esctitieti. It was • cim'cluded that embarraSsmetirs in' his concerns had been the cauSe of -a despondency. which had led fo this fiat art" but a minute itt*Cetion was srditeettpy made, 'enablet us to state that it , courci not have be,!ri pro duced by any deficien c y of meads 'to meet the en.: gagements of the hotise. It it possible that ri :Kcident may have precipitated hint into the 'stream. - On Saturday last were carnmitted:lo'l3even. High G Jane Cox and. Art bur Tooker,. !or the • W 1;1 ul • mindere( a :child about 14 mouths old. 'Thne (le; ce sed, was' illegitiMate, and Was fathered on Mr. T letter, who pm& a small weekly alluWance rto 44rds its maintenance, and was kept by :he' mo.:. her or the girl ko bore the •titild. '1 he ° Wpman committed ter the murder called tue beginning 4)f I ist week, and in seeminq londttesi 1, 1 Ih e ,is it was a lirtchild, just beginning to rattle, teak it away, as,it 'welt.; for an inn:l'z', and atter boo;e time, broliglit it hack In its gra:Airo9ll).• : r ii such a horrid 'state, OA .it died 'in` a tow hours wier. On opening the body, there was •' arsenic e,-,a,igh found in the itiltrtial parts to have roiSntitki seveial. persons. Upon examination, Co confessed.siw gave the child 'a pAi at arsen:c, about the. size of a marble, that • the child von - inlet, and brought up some of it, and was in dreadful cigo. Hies, and when it seemed a little free from its con.; vols . vms, she* carried' it home *bat she was prompted:to it by Mr. Tueker, a respe6iable tner, in the 'neighbourhood ntHatherleigh, who has eight cbiltikti, and wts to receive a'ene-pound note note for the deed. 'The poison his left in Mr. Tucker's sheep:pen, from WitenCe she had it.' She has since lamenzed itnplicatiii g • Mr. 'T:;s3oflg she • dr' not mind herself, but was so r ry she had injur.d • •him. • A STRATIGE 'WhIl lately kintli 'in the Clyde, at 4elensburgh,' a fish, of a sp:ei s aver blore seen -in the river, - but believed to br of the gold fish kind, though much Jarger.', It inta sures thirty : five inches in Jength, t wenty and a half in breadrh, and six..in thickni:ss-it qeshouldvr, anti weighs filly-six p'fitlilds. It tIJS a small mouth, no teeth; its this, tive numbei, are all of ,a red, One on the back, ow,. on escli ShoulLr, tvi e at he tail, and 140, or a. double one,. on th , ,...he:ty) the body is of a light bluish .colour, with numeious white spots inotkfiog it the belly is white, nod iti etteilial part of a.very hard and bony snbitance, - The fiiti had got into_ shallow water, and iti tea fins 11,1v.0g been observed yti. the Baths; some per song went nowmand Idled it. --- - LUCIEN BUONAVARTE has gnitted•Lnciluw;:and, now resides tilar Worcester, fie .1134 in toi painters,..scalptors, and artizatts of vita tines descriptions, about .3o.persons, it is said, in dependently of his own itiontdiate ternily. On the 4th ult. the eldest 'son of Professor Kidd, of Aberdeen, was amusing hitosvif with his tyrrither, and %oilie other yo-ing get-denten, in the itnntedi de vicinity of his father't house. 11 being the hirt6-day, they were all of them engaged in firing. Plc had leaded a hiendertuss, and leaving the ram. rod, with a screw Mixed to' its cad, the barrel, he was engaged in striking, the fiint, while the vier:* was on acid the muzzle roost untortn. nately pointing at. his face. - The piece v, em utr and the ritrinlA, lowing its way through the jftw, between his under hp and chin, itieiced the root of to tongue, and rtinaiiie mouth, llf notrrso, rerndin c d rtth stiwch unlit ltei was cariied into the Ii to e , anti surgicol nwsrsoco. sent for, when it ,A as with daficuity extratted The sciety haft hot yet lit:en foilpd. One of his teeth is broken, and othe r PittEnst tL grand match look )late on' hintilay apt Sholtsbory C - offimor , , Elett4, si , ver cup, value, 5Ol. and .51. eaeh in specie, at :el biriti, between - Mess, 6• Gould, King, rind F l ie'i )( l. f, • ,r$ O w i 11,lii isms tndiNV: t tS r . an4 K O Surrey. This ioirtier wet kiliej 17 : aPd (4. list.. ter .14.