The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-25 00:00:00

IsTA#•At kE. w s . nu Pia ktOUTIC APltit. 2 3.—Arrivr.d ttie Fcl togucsl .t.• $ • Alp Montecilegro, S ALAZAIt, Master, fr 09101.1141 vadarkt with a cargo bound t o London, putsipiTi for e tritoy. 1 , Sailed big Mijesty's ship Royal Geor, with Cu. ininsports tindrr convoy for Pge Et ortsmouth ; big 41 j v ''' ' 4 4h1 1 ) Ptinfe,fs Charlene on a cruize to tit, W.htwaid; and au) Resolution, tu-F uvat , f or N u‘founilland. ' . ' ~ . W i, cat into Barnpool to refit his IVlajettYill ship Pheniant. Two of tilt. tr ans p orts that arrived here yesteriln' horn L isb 1 on y are under (inarantine, ; Auf)sTost; and Champion, CLINCH:. PAL:401T111, APRIL 2f!.—,-Arrived the H err i ng schooner, with dispatches from Cadiz,' in nine days. Arrbed five sail of transports Um Lisbon. 'B4lO Majest)'a ship Lightning with °net'. 11) ' 1 1)1 Ch/gNTOI.2, for the Brazils ; Phea -411 s la9P. of war' on 4 cruize ; and the Helicon glltt•htt for Lisbon. 416 q !Ite following psekets cess Charlotte, two matl4, for Lisbo n ; IPintlior agile, with one mail, tin C adiz, and ooe• for the Mediterranea.' ; W 4 B " d wicift wni th one al, for B raz il s ; Prince f)j with 00e, for'Janiai ca ; and the Paz telloon.t.4, with one mail, for America. pyulitt ANAL, APRIL ha 24,.=—Arrived his M a j e s ty ' o ship m' a crui 2e. • APRIL 24...—Arriv e d his :\.4• 3je'... bo n Y : ship leipell4tor with-a fleet iat transports fr o m Lls. k Arrived ...settrid tr.msports from the: Downs under, conmy, ~ . Sailed the t4 t)th ' Diana on a c ru i ze, B ulwark for Ply , and the iiiiiery and 1)a piing. for the Baltic •••••••••.,........••••••••••••••••ml • !'ttl?ha f.ilowing is the' recut of a General ,Court ial, of ti.hich Nlajor..Guneral Feigusoit das Pro • id "ni, on the trial .of-Nlajor Northey, Aosiskalit oar f tt.rhagtr General, • • i. ilk, . Horse Cu:ads, 14111 April, att... , ilHaving Ind the honour to lay be for, Ihe Pri lice ea'it't proct.eiti.,a of a General Court ..lNltr• " 41 at the Royal, Hospital a , Ci , el,,ra, on the 1 qt ?prii . ! RI 1 ond e„ntione-d by sdjourome , ts to the I:thtblit of ,h, ov, month, for theArtal nt Maj, r Au l's t114 t 1 11cy.,,0.., or lira mniesi % 's Assigt4 1 Quar. "9/4tttrs General, who was atraigned upon the tin(tert'll*hhetteil charges, vi 4. ' it ,'' 141.- ThAt Moojot Nntthey nod, con the 26th of . k ug. .ill te, ti t , 4 114!ItIlAv 0 Ciiiil4. A IgErnAil 1.a.0110n, tof Ir is Majest% s t i f ~, (4 So C onucester) Reim o t of Foot, hi conseopoenCe est,l,"l„'ithcd Which had beet) give,: by C.ipt.iil) Langte',l ' ,'' ' n .../.1 01 G‘tiso.;ll 4./ itit..trb, appcoottki !,) itovc%t 'tate ~1 1 r Northers eh.arattn, w 114.11 Mel 011 the 1111 of Auguot, 1' oo ri,ict„abijr,T,la,t,"_trailor .Nort hey,. it! . Che II ettham. oft . the, F I 01 . c °! n- t $ so I, 4t IW lM•ll'.iit 1 1111 , 75 On that nay, n ~ v onib uhuit , liii outr.og4 ttiwards CApt i tin LaiNton. and .14 Owl) c,oi,l'itt lisp • *ir' • oloolltoua intanium, ni4"0"1 iil e i, 4 ,, i , c , 14 hi 1 1." ' if i •d . 1 Celt. tie unbecoming the character of All 0 Oet .111 , 111.11,1 U - Mali,' iNiiiCll Charges the Conn came to the tot. , .1 • (s sr., 41PC1a101) . . 4,, The Cotirl hat tug maturely wvighed not! con : . 'cr..e the coitiv tire addneed ou the prosecutton, tts 7. 0 ' 4 4 What has been offered in defence,. _ai e of opi "l!rt 'lto Ilk' priioooo,or 'Major Atn;ust es Northq) i' i l V i ' ,, lll Y (11 the firs! eharge, except go much as alleges. ois challenge to have been sent in cotniefrerter () f toetkvitlente. wl.i , h been been given 'by Capt. Lang', i ii lor e a Marled a Gemini' ()dicers appointed to, _l""itialte Major Norih-y's charadier, which ' met kai the 7ilt of August, lit 10. I ii,,(:,,"4:1)e Colut 11140 findi the prisoner guilty or the 11; 1 ' 4 ant t., except fin Linen us alleges that hei rilluPti"it'r, (I'l4 then conduci himself hi a Kan, thm:liehrlahlons manner, 'such a , ..s is unnecotning the . latter ot an Otfiver nod a Gentleman, of which . r part the evurt lii. .t.their * ' ler gill s psinni . ' " TI.„ c o . ~, ~•i • . t „, ?„ i..., (in 1110re.-firli atiilitl4o molor Al - 101.1! the i 7 M ; ll *Y • to.tie cashiered. 'Vile Court have tell t„.. ,let%th bound to pass this senteliCe in con ar"boL," I I ) Om ild aril 'le, 7th section of the ,t a i ides . " o t t ,i t i . In the perfo'rrnatice however, of tHt. pn ttor te i t ", l 4 ' , the Court cannot but e%prtlB4 an ilnxious . '44,14,241 in 'he '.nlerttinate situation of the 1 10,..onerf - spelt c'"lt4cier, unaullied as it has been txhi tilted (too, tl"llle,titonable evidence, has sO lung suffered 4 fin,,„.l.ll„,lae.cusla et Iv_ ~,,, .. lode. t o h. t ..:,T o k. wit I therefore }tomb) recommencls. him v o ,, 1 4 , Y ti flightless the Prince I,t,..gant'a most fa r4ole Cl/11dtnatla " . I , I itill . ....o. juile,„ 4 t" octivatnt you that the Court having ad i,, 1 91e priantivr, bilajo r Non hey, to he cashiereit . p;,,,:l:lll.`rtikitiy to the Articles of War, which ex tti :ilthtlie such punishment for Ilse crime charo- Ilia 4,, 1)I"ud agiiinSt inni, the Prince Ilegeht, lit to .„ „,,, 1ie1ik..,4 , " " q • ° II the behalf of his Nlajesty, wo -4 ,o 0,,,„ ~. . , . rf 1 6 ~ 'tottt anu con fi rm their dec.iston. ~ ild tol l , 9"Cse liegent was at the same tirce pleaa.., let,lXtrol,,''' ' ut ultlit Mgat gracious eon iitloriition 11N ! provocation under which iN.lo.jor ,Nort berg, ir 40 v:ll4.,:tv.erttirritated, towards the contrnimit of an Jet , ;1,1.'1' hqukerftr 4ubversive of good order and ' hei r I : t ll £ ; a tuiot he koked upon in any other right 11pr,,,,, 41 II .t 1 natural ifripulse arking front a SINN, z4 1 .,;: ti , 141, le ihjury Oti s honour has sustained, bY. the Prop. , 4 W 1.6011 appear to have been to studiously . iKostitd, (even utter a delibe ' rato 4cri•ibn tit )1 1 ,1 I,i, (Pner,ll Oft ' ql recived cors) %ilium 4 CharaCtOr WhiCil tnnputsr..l, t he., ITItAt henourable support in the l'eiF,..BvlT 'et"'lnnlY Of several expo :table wit rx,rto,t ii—",at,41::,4,11,1$ ,itoya• I Higlioe'sa kvhs arc,,, clip O 4N0r11),,,, "., '4IV 1..1e11%e41 10 COOltililll4 411:41. IVlAti)r in ti,e bllliQuld'tir festered ta his ronX and suoat * ion " 1' ' " 1 1).4 " II"' honour to t r. _ , Ste. . . -.e Aqi, t4 , (intd) " Lf4 ric.Dor•intits." In•C•oelot,:r.11, oSie. Acr ~ .)it . niii . )6.4i. '''The. hillowing ° leiter,. received by the last mail .f.ratit Lisbon, contains a more circumstantial ac- Et spubt of the, affair of Sabugal 011 the 3J inst. than any that 4 . a . 5. been pub:ished. The letter, it will be 'seen, - Witi written an Spanish ground Albugama 4ieagues from Cluitid Rodrigo, April 8. f . " I intended to have written you before, but really coulds.not find an 'opportunity. Oar division had all ahrtfiard.work .followitig up the retreating army. We arrived,at this Spanish town to-day, anotit halt • a league frOm the Portugue , e frontier. It is now rtiiinly thirty-nue days since we commenced our operations against this - Wonderful blench army, , tablet) was to have driven us into the sea; however, 1 1Ortune has favoured us, and : at this moment we are - .stimigly posted on this Spanish liotitter., • . " The entry of the rFrench into Spain has been ditfii.ult ; they passed through this town without do-: Mt; the least injury to the inhabitins.. Our ,regi mem distinguished itself iu the presence of Lord WELLtqGroN and agreat part of the British army. Toe enetny were pi sted strongly m Sabugal, the Goa river in itsfront.• The div l.4ol 's on the morn. tug of the 3d of April, haviog been ordered to lord tho Coa half . 3 leagtio to the rigtit'ot Sagugal, our brigade took the lead, composed of five com - panirs of the 90, riflemen, :43d' regiment, and Ist 'Pot tuitoc..e li,ht regiment. The latter, under Colonel ELDER, moved nearly t eo miles to the right; the riflemen shirmished; tie enemy's piyquets tell back nom the river as we advaned ; we pressed ihrough the water, and gained the opposite height. As our , companies arrived, we formed ,line, rind advanced n.ider a heti. y fire. The riflemen who had beep siiirmi.rhing in our front were driven in, and the heads ut s i two strong coluinut of the e3emy appeated . in •view. ! The sec.tiii brigade of our dirsion had. not yet crossed the ford, and one battalion was uni i supported, with the whole of the serond corps (G nt:ral IlLatuel4.'sy of the French • army in its - nom, clo4e to our . hoe. We tixt et nayo, , ers, and oiirgcd i then., determined to• vicar the way before us: -their- colimitis were• routed, and' tell back in great confusion. We found • them, as: we advanced, forming flesh b' diets toil! stronger, 'and wail in the , front lined• battalion. We tell. back to the ground we cllartied - train, and again term ed under a !wail We. 01 grape, .ewd. ruuskey . y.. agatq .ativinced upon us, and we . again charged then); gaineifthe heights' they', .I ) 9ioesien, nnO tycic a ildwitzvr thin had ;Gay llnlytyttd us; it was posnd its the rear 111 • the , b.otalloti that was formed tinder curet • ot . ,.the Ow p e ople advanced with ,n ihoch impetuosity, 'alai our tri , nt. was• rather •c:nterc,i..'.f'heir caeairy took advantage of it, and us. • •The wail We. had before oaken sus nem us, '.10,1 we tell ;Nei, upon it in - full rut. ToeY took 30 oi 4u of people, Weg.ive i4etu shit tu;ooieo some 01' Irvin, and the others re•ned with precipipliuie. W. , Now p,..sned on, secured 1:1.. zer we It id before taken, and Winch thew .cova!ry lit .Lte to recover ; 'we were :Ai hard pus ed at first that our ry4lit •was actlialty surnion 'ed., U.ll •,cciind • coar;rd cleared ttie way and s:ived our • " The 2d Alnut the saute time ttritie their appearance. o • io.ir ti lit i the remainder of the brigade, a s , cowl of a he at my skits - A•ed iliemseivci Ott i;ur lett ; the enemy formed. column and re tired, out dragoon.. wing. • Our total loss eta, 0.1) tau ; one Officer killed, and live 'wounded. eilem) fire wits very bad, al lintigh ctos:. to th , rn. They .‘ ,11•4d.ttli times our number., It appears alinust H possible that• a siugle battalion tilicAll4 be so limgop- Nqed . tu . such a superior force, drive ii before ditto, amid only lose. air men. The meaty niNguiced lice ns' se#ves—not a teen ut our reqmient ought to cescaped. Their cav3iry des rai4t', 140 tiWii fakorybetimed most anti)' - 0 ' ColonelßßOVvlllt cominanded'the . and was wifh tl5 d'orin i ; the whole the•atfin ;he was slightly wond,..d In the 1..tch...ad.. Tins action closed•• Portugues- coupaign.' ebetnY 10 " toed across the frontier : ilia. We have received 40 , oe'Litsboti Papers and lel tet , wh.cit sortie intererstini4 p.4ticulais reLti‘u to ,the ‘ - yetoions in Portutol, and , •fratu which we have made tine lui/owiitg extrad:r"- Ap...tit,.10.8y an antheniic• letter, deli:tithe h, Vtlla iii SaUitgat, n which day Lord \N heai•tpiartere were at that town, wet k n i t , 11 1:0 tin 4lh our army had a smart amino' w los t IR; seccmd emlokof the eitCrny's army, cotuthatitlt)d by (,; , ..neral Regnicr,' whci had' token a position in Stuitz;il; 41 order to defend Or tnaintain •liimsell in that cny, hat which he found irtiprieli cable, ,end alpintlotieJ ii after a formidable te,islance, leaving tin the firld above °tie tbauNanO"own, in killed, t, ounded, and prisoners, besides , nine wound ed, who, probable, Were carried off', front the field a vitrOrr of dest) hortivi, and a s-inch how— i(Zorb" . 110 came letter adds:---;-" 'We ilre'tipoatbq frontiers of Si min, and the enemy cannot:les bk flight," It dko mentious that colonel Waters had heel) niadlotisunertni ton 7th, as he waa waking a reconnoissance near the town of Sahugal, before the action. commented, having been surprised by home of the rheiriy'oliu,sars. ..lt is alstysiated that Ws „4ena, hen at Clorieo, ordered. Geoer4l Ney a pri „soma to France A ftw i ltr authentic letter, dated Villa de Salaugel, the &tit, a' t t o'clock, P. m. 'alcs " To,rnorrow the arrn7will proceed to Alfaiates; and we nio conclUde that there is not now within the terfitory of Portugal a single hostile Prenehtnan. ttie•laatile of yraterday we took all the baggago anti peppily ) ot: the General who com manded the Pieneh, atid aloe the 43 , ggagts of almost alt the regi nitwit' with which WO were enge4ed. ,‘ By a letter frum bolino St•CA, dated the sath ultimo, we leriiir that .),(rou.Spfititsh infantry and 201) csitatry were+. than or that plate. There had l'Aeit repeated action') between the m and-the p rtnc n. •-tvlid occupy Astegga. Bitny;3,, aiutUanevente, and tviaatn.itnit to athA mon, with touch t:atoility, Oil VIU: ' 24th tile Sp.mitiards had an afi4r, Btinez.r, which .t.htervii that plJeri .' tench - a , :n . . , "61 who w.:5 thcie escaping ui. ;.ob,L).ick iu lsis shim," , - . , • ~ '• - t f Aram fette r rrtrn Vtl:a dated the 7th, states W tolloWsi-L--" The enemy, penetrated - with Ihe greatest terror, have crossed our frontier, - and even grme More thansi)t leigties be blind it'. At the same tinfekier cavalry, and part of 60 infntry, are already on the 5 ani.h letritoty. It 'laid that the enemy. is removing giejl, ( pima. tie's of amnionition,.&c. troth Ciudad rtodrio, The Vret , cli 'Live clearly shewn to SII towns through which they have pasted on entering Spain, that the reception they had experienCed in that coun , ry was very diffetent f - rotn-Wha.t they eevedecl.; and that 'he holies which they di..rished of satiating tl.eir athbitioh.when they slitiold reach LiSbon,had prov ed . Extrla of a letter from one of h s M ijeity's ships cruizing off Flushing', dated Qe,.i•April. ti 3 We are io daily rximetattott of the arrival ut miral Ybus . p, a. Commatttler in 'Chief of this sta• tion, in the fliritl) of Sir y 12% PELLEW,, Ito is ; ,0 .; liit to the Mediterritoraft. We yesterday reconnoitrud th e eheitly,' and fitid it eonsiNts of la s:til of line, one frigate, t. 4 ,0 pr lams, .twelve brigs, one etOter, one sthoOtiitr, and stv,,:n goo scltuyts, all ready fur sea." The following intereating information is cotitnined in letieis from Officers of high rank in the artily of Lord WELLINoroIi "'ALOE:4 'DV. PONI'R,,APKIL B.—Here has been givon me the opportunity of writing the eiielommed. I can now congratulate you on the expulsiiomi nt our hat barons enemy fiumn a conntry which hehas ruined tor the next thirty years. Almeida, ti e only plive in his pys.ei b i o n,ii invested, and direiAly. This has been a. glorious cliac.e, I:ht"a fatiguing (vie... Tina az-tion at S-hugaltost him about f,!009 morn, and this ‘,v3 last atteinpt to renird . . " VAL. Fotuipso,. APitic. g —The enemy are ont. of ,Portug3l, and I,cl ,ci t think they will wine ag:tin in a hurry. A swail gun .son, .liowever, is lett in Almeida, w'aich we invented with our cavalry on the 7tli, and which we shall invest fn-clay with the, infantry if it does . init .surrender, which,•bowever, 1 expe.c.t it will. 'We gave i hi. gtlt which Was before it, a:complete .ellikee on the 7111 wan ,bets ea.niry and..horsv wintery.. In a few hours we drove thetn cut 91 Pcirtugi,„ and took. many psi suners. , Cott the 34,..we had an affair with the '2,cl corps at S.ongal, Qur light division Aal and beitt the_ %holt!, of R.1.:tier:0.... cor e s-.:30U were 1,-ft dead on tf)e.fiLl."-1500,wer.k49ntidwd, .and viii. t.,ok mony piisoners, 111,1. us 1,, C.)ithl!ll6, SO •Aliat. their s , ivength ninst have Leon imitien;e, We, took thvii- hut,iheir otti'they got oil. Ibu s,iy. t hey have : 11)61 ',..:;),000 w e , 11)(7 e,11,) 4 Into trig vonntry." 'Vire i • t Ciipy . ot I,c tel :win Y.O G.NAUGHAN. ty.)r o' the 1.; ty of King,oon : Houk ar(pinoit you, tor ilict infootoiti . oti (it the Nletchatit3 nt ih,tt haterrernieil iniotwatiitil Iwo.? Qtlriiethi, 't);:l the'D , T l ce of . Span), of 111, 2, Kt of ly, 18 lô t ciOci,tring It, n btale• of 100- Itade th LUltit I f the ti(:V 13,11clona, l'itepq; bttlof,'&(:. 6 tio:vetilorel.(l ny a Spani,ll trtgatc; 0! 3 ? 4 8 ,;111,, corttnte guiti, two htig-, 00.1 d Nehoottet. - • TIT —111"4", tigtv Coo,..rir of Tie Gazette I.;;rei(oirtinurq 'vva4 tc2l)'ute.<l t.t,t 1 . ,4 ; 111 :it c4 ent Tlitentro bi.C,le r, rye tintwl.lls, audionce. ;wit Inily . contnined in pittiticapprnhation. It Wil4 a little ctntailed, an-d so judicious!) , ' os to ren der it mere coinpaci Onctive,— , Nly inn:l and w In th ,. it . t:sp!.tili%t.. charJ....tv-9 xvert- occei leht, li)oe. , 1; and t'vera' very warmly ail)lntided JoN as also adpears . 1n consiir ruble (1,4 .gt.! his and tryads the tepg of, L wi, n % great success.. The new Opera entitled The Aiiiericans, which ~,b;is ban annourt(vd al the Lyceum Tnedtre, k the „produetit,m r,l Mr. AttNoLD, BRAHAM and KIN° ark to . fre faint contributors of thu Lts•ron'aud'his wite arc, it' seems, the Only tow% don Bibriortners - are to 'he' at the, lllywarket Theatre during the epsoiug,..senson ; the public, therefore, will have its appetite fp, lig.or/tv well fed, as tar 44 depend on Mtw, and fittroises. As thii ' l / 4 vag* tire perpottally atlncking Covent-, G‘ircintl Th , atre on account of ti.e. Homes, tt is strange that they should overienk %that ./tigo says to Brafiaritin We shall 11:ive Niiiglitis for 11 , , , ,phews. and Co . ursers for Coiains," C • OOK It, THE Ac , Tna.—The . sixteen night 4 Of enoXe's engagement i:1 Nen, \York, produced the Manager .t I>lattt of A..,,tds ut ja,non dollars On retinn ItutWilpsion fmahl that the House hadheen la,ing conividerti7e at the distresses of the t;onlinertial wnild, in . the interval of h;ii absence, awl he lent lint support to rctlieve the lasi, which he did to a cuttsi.terable extent, shanuga the novelty had neenwo,rit off On the itiNt ut A i t t nt tins 114; areolid engavtitent, (Ale, qt, March), li e was to .play ft/chard; but, for the first time since his 'arcivAl, in,dul,;ed in his characteristic eccen. tricity,,, and about an hour before •the rising of the curtain, Sent word lie ,wogld not play. 'rim Manager was in distress, for the House,promised to be ihe fullest since his return, and hundreds having gone away in consequence of- the disappointment. He Wei very penitent the next. day, semi' pessago to Mr. Piide, the Manager, arid a reconciliation took place. .The day atter, (the 12th of March) he was to set-off for Philadelphia, but taking a parting glass an the p receding evening with some meads, Ile got drunk, and remained confined to ills bed au the tOthi.tbe date of our Correspondent's letter. EtUIKII4IS, who lattly died at Pdrit,, be. fora h wat..o Ilumbor of the . Conclave, wait whin is,dpitoinititnea is Rome The Devil's lithwatet in . hich c.hataddi Ile wos to amigo what palliate could be.thwo;vereci hit Jinputed oireriees. He 0144 in (him 9 A ttiltry ohuut t,w,erity yeara, reqie6- vci tog ktioNvietiga and quiet utiokuding ek e , ,riteterl Anipeg the grievous complaints alleged against the Deke.o.t* RICHMOND in an Opposition Paper is bi tOittlitioi disposition. Sgcli COMpiaillt may be urged by the OppOsition NViiters in this eonnity, for want in a more weighty charge, but it, is not likriy Ow it Qrik a ,ii<ited tit lrel.ittd. • • rnsivaniPAPBl3(2. , ‘,.• ',. L.. - . • - . , , , . 13111 ; , ;; I ara. 17.—His Majett %ttnterl veste r ay• morning in the Poresf or ,st. Gertnitin-en.10t.. 7 -. her imperial . Majesty,, the di& ii.4tinc ye.tett,!ey, received the (;;and agnitaries, mitt y'.;st;.i'.l .he dr .i,4 Officei - s yethe Etupice a.td their l e ttlivs.:-- The Senate had an EZ. taordicary Me -tit* yt:s terdar, under the Noce Arch-Cli , inceilor of i,lie Einpite. .. . .. . , , • • 04 1 , 1 itiNA l Arlin. 3.1•••all ' e Court .G,tzette An notincei the iiiri v a t o f Cytkiti Slicolas , , ' ctowls eltatribellain froth Itii Slaje,t3r the t'attperor N. polron, as the beater. of dispatches, containing an invitation to our Alon,,rch to, stand Godfather Ale tent,- le fellne Rol. de Rowe; s on august petit-fils, sue lel finis l:Otisinau.r.), to uh y(,ung hits, tit !hint', !Ai atignst gratieson.. It is believed that ' PrtOCe Oat,' i (1:1.1,1, dtogo to pat i., 1, pre„.ht t'„.; Edit ir..tions of t),l Cotirt ni.cin the hush of Ins 'l\l4. it`t,i;V the King cf . Rome. Pasts, APltl.t. Ig---The 2d cat June bOog the dal of Pentecost, their Majtatiett will:at:Cording to Cu . siom, go to the iNlettopolitai. Chnrco, to tender thanks to (~ J d- tar the hir,th ut the King !et' Meant:, and a.isiht At the clirktening at the conclusion 9t which, a solemn 're.i.;‘,.urtz v.:1111).2 chalinted;, 41!er tJui t,r9motty, their Majgfies will dine al the citV iiul4.l, horn whence they will see the' Upon that and thefolowifig prpject e d will take place la PniS, b :(1 throughout Grind Duke of" Wnrizhingli, the Itiol!k of Naples, Prince l4orgh 7 se,, the Prioce twine Ladies of the-cod, t, M.troals a,,,d General*, Imperial Olcr,e, tl,i ea the 17i h, tomes., that the Legisittiv.! Corps will continence its Nittino foi - , the }e.it . 11111, 9ti tl4: Cl of ,!)ext. CoNsTANITINUPLR, .11F.11. epliiiii PlCha suiled Yesterday with his The' sad or, r.nsed 1n the kland4, and upon the , i)weS of the ny , degrees in Iran porrit„ tidieeed tont Vely will 'alone act 14)On , the ntlettsivo tic)it !hal lte.W(l be seconded by ill& Gener:ll , , B;nlliti,ii: Aga; 1110 , 1itar Paolia, and Audine it. ha Tile Grand Setnior will remain at Sciittoue, upou •tlie.deleusive.--1 heA ixporiatinti ut Moot : Iron 1105 C.ittittsi has ogAtt. forhidoen iii the triton ►igorott. manner, As well :St. ill tti tteighbotitil g port,Alt the 131,ick Sea. • COLBRRO, .MArtCH tie.—...T4J-tlitY we begat m ing a ct'roolt 0? tredi)Vi of t 3.1 tic, order ' .to' dt-..tuat descent he Eli % ;list) nligtu ;1t le:11N . rtie pot t ekolbrlg :s klitllli tau t b seven b 1, is s .1(1, that these ptepit rirti>dni ()I dt ~ e 4 tip autitofitcti by s or lota t ios. 1,1.0 in the. it untry, I;. i NE.S ou Tim DANR:Or o AVKI L h 'tits (.1 - Vienn3 ttecit.t.loo„l 111 0 1 1 6 r of St. Jo.. wilif:Jt have rrturne , , Imq) 1, rir jotirieey. They at lit vueral very inile ti :(I with re4tOt (.t . that Lilf. en,ely vilders ina few pur...:l4a.t.rs 'fillip business u1 4 , , i demv, Th 4 at ticks which found mill ket era, skim, and the pi() of the North. CONSTANTINVPLii, FLB. Sail of the riv e , belnilgihg to the divi.tun to ad itt thr.:: }lark Se km; ahealy They with the grevqrst adivity in the to etitop Mi ail poasi*: dispatch the, remain,!er of , ti l d fleet. 11..tottmAxna, A Pitt I. 3.—The goods cif English matiutaMtue found in the confiscated *hips to Ink port were burnt grin the 3 Pit 01' isda'reli, wii h tno same formalities as at Swenewundel and of all the Civil end Military . Authorities, and thil greater:part of the population. 'Tnese gOCILIS Ow aimed oleotton, thread, woollens,, volvoa, &c. &C. and were esti.nated at upwards of a tuilleitt. The satun opetatimitotn , d: liliceson the ifit inst. at Collin the merehanclize of English rnannfOitre to conahierable amount. were Inrht in' the publ!e mar leleplare there. Mapco), tlAttcn 31.—A discharge of, tot can• non, on the evening Of' the, st9ttr, announced the birth of . hi Majesty the King of .!taunt. Au cciu . . bration of rllis event, there was yestertby and . to. ci) , a ipin nr . COtirt, which Nt ill btl cipenteil to-inns" row ; there was in general illtltllitlnlion during he• N e two evenioe,s, ~ W hic!, will , hitelvise be reptqltra to.. tnoirow 'Thu public pLice4 of ewer taio t neot, were all opened,gratisottid attencicd by an itIiMrIISO COSICOLIIBE I orpeOidit. • • . Mr, Aldriage,. the ct..le 'has matched snipe -shooter, has t wit c hed hiiiiiit tor ft uo guineas. to 141 is -wild pigeons in 2 t shots,- :iron* a ,trap at 21 yards (Jis. tance. . Mr. Shotehlm went 40 :miles on Wedgy escfiy in Nix hours and a half; and, atter resting three hours by £gr. etn.lnt, he Went t IP? other 40 nailee,in 6 h,..1•5 And 40 tittoutaa,thint hating 6.0 rninotes to spare. H e did ;1;4 appear much fatigued. The wage, tot 100 gL,00 , 119.. . . Tiie ratkcry of the Union Canterbury Bank cvls to the event of about ti 0 001. consihting or cAsh, o f * n o m( ' Holes, and various country bank nme4. It was etteet,il by false keys, no person isleaping in the hank. On Wednesday 'morning, a seaman was found ih a hallow piece of ground, in the Market.plue, North Sitiuidi, wititheavystones on several parts of his body. When taken up, very few signs of ani.- Mation were vkihie, One of his legs was broken, and his body idly' bruised; he 'was carried to the work. .hotise, where, being treated with attention, hopes ,are entertained 01 his recovery. —.Ho is. a native of Hull, and say, urn he W9ll robbed en the Tuesday night about le e:alock,of six pounds and, his watch, by 'hive or foOr Men, u ho immediately threw him over the 'will and laid stones on him. COngidetill*: l '44lllM was occasioned to the people. passing atoug the Strand, near Exeter Change, yes. tentay ghotit twelvc; o'clock, in consegnencoof the ttoddco departure from his'tien of a hoge Bithoon, or male Arabisn Savage , .the. size .of New:ou aiand dad. 110 gOt our 01 the two tort' ,ver /be clinfige, ituti fell on the 1 , a14 of e. som shoo ailjOipt.4 4 l, whet - ica-he teved ( 41'1 '1 ,4 the. street, itied proceeded up Burleigh-streer,, with a ral. mouth concourse of people atter him. slfely 4ccured without doing any Pits.