The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-04 00:00:00

~r~7 "a ,~~ , U., N E. ! - f which wmiict leave us in such a state of *eattness, th:t even the. Laplanders might supjugate us, if they choose to ab.irtdon their hamn sands for the fertile field% of Spain. eadiz, luty 3r, a: i. 4, L. Dr. J. Prom the .I.,ONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 3, lei ri..~~ `r. ..- ~ ~ . ittastretVgsPnirg. 2t, IEI I. itliiklifikt QtgeeniL Cot ner.4.1q4210 to htt itspe&or,C;eilerrt of Fortifications, in the 11 , 0 M of t.;enerai Robert Mort, tetirtAl. rr-ro Commissions In the Pembrokesbleltinti,i, tigne.l by the Lord Lieutrpopt. - ' To be Major—Captain Rickird, signed. To th: L'aptain—Lieutenant lames tames, vice fins-wttlt pro moted' Tit be First Lieutenant —l,4entenant SteFltirt„l l :d'nonald vi e jarrrfs, promoted. Commisbiot) signed by the Lord' LieuteiL>nt of the County of' Aj4. . To be Deputy Litutcnayit -• (;ones Gray I•argnhar e Lsti. A BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED.. , t S. Slum, Id wood,. I ancaster;• calleolprinter, from Septerrit: bet so to. 0.10 . .er ra, at-sert, at Guildhall, Loudon. P. Salsnon, T.ivistc.ck-street, Covent.garden, rwit.draper,, front September 7 to September 24, at eleven, at Guild .' ball, London. , ' . • ',Wilson, Wandstvorth-road t Surrey, soca hint, froM Sep. tember 54 to September 21, at ten, at t;itibitiail, London, ii/TNKR UPTS. W. Lowe, Macclesfield, Chester, druggist, to surrender September so, at eleven, . and 000ber J 5, at ten, at C; 1:(111(1011. , A ttornies, Mosrs . . ' Low less and Crosse, St. Mildrett's.eourt, Poultry. I. Sprostnn, Tesvkesbury,f;Joucestershire,draper and grocer, September 17, at five, rg, and Otitiber Is, at eleven, 3t ttse - Swan Inn, Tewkesbury. Attornies, Messrs. Whitcomb. anti King, Serjeant's Itin;lleet.sireet, London; and Mt: Harris, 'Tewkesbury. N. Iluttii, Wickham- Market, Suiliilk, miller, September r 6, at six, 17,, and Oilober tc, at eleven, at tire Croet.o 1 11 , 1 , Woodbridge,' Sufl3lk. Attornies, Mr Wood, Wood. bridge, SWIM ; and Mr. lames, - Rucklerobury, 'London. It. Kim:bin, Elvetitam, Southampton, common carrier, Sep. timaber 27, at two, 28, at eleven, and Oeiober tc, At, two, at the 'Ceorite Inn, Milian), SolitharoPtOn.. Attornies. Tf.mtner, Alton, Hants ; and Mr. Dyne Lincoln's Lowlon. • 44 • - , Agko , Tattelicister,..tottoit.spinne rs , sepietnrxr 26, 30, and lgtober tc,,atAsmi L ekt,th t s :stbo,y 1% I ins li,n, Wincliemcr. A ttorn.e4 Messrs.. Hewitt and F. ri c :;vlancliettter ; and Mr. K. Ellis, Chancery-lane, Londott. , Itr: .i...iatirrte, jun. SotitliaMptort.ship.builderi September 23, at one, 24, at eleven, and Oetobt.r: ,s ~ at one, fit the Vine Inn, , Southampton. Attorney; Mr, T. .Nietinls, Southampton, W Itinr,s, Cardiff. Clamorganshire, cahinet.:Malter, Septe rn . hcr 4, s 6, and t)etober r v rat ttioveit,• .at tt Mithtner Ta. verti, dusts& Arternies,,Mr •laines 4 G•tagis thin-square, r towtun ; and Messrs Morgan, and ,(. j T. uteri aid stoever, Puddle Lopririn, sugar, re, finer:., September 7, a. 'arid st,:aotk4, - ,.v • are 0,0 at ,0 Lildhall, Attorney, Mr. Ciorroo St. Tiionlites.btruct o boutilvvo*, nIPIDRIVDS. Se"' err her I*. F. rtntl.'r . .be'plford, Kent, camthan-brewer, at ten, at Gnildhall„ London. (2 , • K. kea4l, Luthbury, London, fai3or, at ten, at S. -,. C. Mill, Thanet .place, Strand, glass and c ,1,31i1,11,11er. at at GuildhAll , Septembet .26. liusineltam. Grimsby. Lincolnshire, merchant, at two,, at the Granby GrlinphY.„ Otinbef S. A Ilvon - n, Winchester, Hams, al l l4 . .viveaver, at • twelve, at eluildhati, London'. Ve,pterntoet.24. I. Cooke,. Middle -street. Cloth-fait, Lon whae.trierchant, ;t,4 ten, at goidhoi).. November pl. G• It. Lonatlitle, Green-lettuce-hue, Lon - don, Instatarre husker. at twelve, at Guildhall, Vii. o .l4nlpiteAd, Sh9p:*epar, at eleven, At Guildhall, 'London. • septenocr itt, U. 'l', Myers, Stamford, Linrohishire, dra- Iter, at eleven, at the George Inn, St, Martin's, StamlOrd Hamra, Northampton. nelolter 1. jack - son, Leicester, . hosier, ...At ten, at. the !flue Bell inn, Leicester, September (4. • F. ,llatilenberg, klaunt.street, Grosvenor. square, statuary, at twelve, at Guildhall. teptemher a 4. P. Gray. Lnint Mel ford, Suffblir, grocer.and draner, at eleven, at the Griffin inn, isle of tiy,'Catn. bridge. September 1. Worrall, AVarrington.' tartetister, ,flour. dealer, At : eleven. ax.tbe George .11m, Warrington. 'September V. Milburn , Clittan,,-,Yeekshire, tanner, At eleven, at the taktm i nn, York, „ . $. ptenther sc. Evans. Boiton.le.MOokt ithcesiier, cot. , tra. !natant aeturcr, at eleven, thejltridge,iknnilloltOn-le. i•l , le In btu 7. 1 g. P. Bltßs, Glouees►etr q 4 . 4 4 14 .4%; 4elll4n.strcet tua;i, Audionrer, at ten, at Guilillzlltiltannibit',: C4RrilcicArEs,.sirri,,,;:f4"l 4 . . Harty, Weiten,llerefor:lsitire, cat IltAcakr. Frome Selstrotxl, victualler. T Robinson ' L'iverpool, merchant.. ~ G. Cwatton, Cumberland-street, Goixige , street, liquor-111er. chant. , Weaver, Kenton-street. itruitswiek.sipsni, dass.dealer. Wyntle, Leominster, merchant: 4, T.Uphdiqi, ; Taylor, Mar% p or t, Cutatherlarici, erittbnnti -tbafoaurer. I. riiteappy , Maryport. Cumberland,' cultbif4naOittieturei. Arockhank, Illverston, Isnelshare,:getron4o l oo d ebra, C IOVS. lane, st, maty,hitl,. tne t chant., S Dyer, horv„ - Berkshire, maltster. T, Editi on , konitortt, Easex,.buto draper: ' T. Itatinsnii, sum, printer*. ' ' • P 414 1'1%11..1a IPS PISSOL:PRA, )Calonand mcwhants, Liverpool. . Woodwao and H. Leadbe4ter,wilatealeltovert o Alders. gate.st met. W. rind Ware. merchants. London. W Ibnip t on and ( . 1 1 ox, apinille.milters,"Martehcstet. U. Gettiog 41)11 F Sectetan, insuratlce.inokets, Old Pay. liroad.atteet. ft )1 0116 on 'AO I. aullers, Chester: , J. Dayies nil f Grne. ciruggiqs, Chester. ',Atm, lamp trianufailurtra, n inghatn. t<v , .c 21 " 1 W. I. N i tid, e rarVinr Cht s kr. Cf.ives and Co. llop.tations, St. Margaet's-itill, Scut vatic, G. V.. liingetb 'qui P. Cotter. cordwatners, 144tc)1, LISBOA' .3141 L. LtstsoN, .AttO, 16.--We have received the first Gr; tette fiotti t.hivdo, dared rt.e ,- ,,tsrti of July. We 1)31. thenught a proper to tniike the gex tra6l,, Tra...p,...pliarly applicable -to clurotvo r went Th e S ur r., r Jolla ni tjiiB plinclpalitv, at length le&torc...‘ provilicexanci4lrsit o u t , Itl COrl. ti ii nste by poh., ible ftwans to tiie watt).- ration of ibe tmontry, liav rooked ; to coAtihne the poriodh:at paper, in rulilvd by ypti , ,,hs accitivots, & r i ng Ifie iriontliti ,of their re ideuce rr ,SVit have ' , liree !irne4. t-een in Soitio a Mate of capAhir Oti the racy t rt.lobito but kiv in tt:vi , cliar4der :,,niturepiditv and C~rttltiot w hie do out ehttii„.inio tln clipotai i n t, s ‘,/ an intfiliary policy. 'l:hus ; :at,,-;140,-v.4,pira4ioli at e ti aut.*, y..lF.° woggle, the Spioiatt : lo4lc titoro heroic " tl;'ii Nr ti. ju t rtif tt hen ptoeeed to add,res tlte,ropie as of the 4.itturiag,,yott are libvrty which you hull been deptivod ' denvouring lu Mille the feehng% of natu , e. he la, bourers, that cia.s.of .men so tespvci,,ble aotlinvcol nary tfjhe Ogle, iltiktr the. grail , litx:.-ss:iry tot the suppori of ti)eirfarinlies destroyed - by their ,unre., Icnting oppressorti ithe Clergy werenpersecattia and exited k theliobles *ere .expelliairoin their uses, .whatever they contained buc.U-ne the prey of entiny. All was •d,ewlation, misery, and 13- a1e111.30011. 4 L , " At length you hav4 renavved vor independ. ence, your, prtvile;:es, - yontilnery these prociotis 7 gillti . ol Fleayen, how rtiait* , frtioill , fill• critiees will he riecesiary. t• - , Let ,thn,e, in authority inspire tie pe..nple trusted totheir guit..l,lllc€ 7 ,w tint n01,1‘.: enthusiasm for libert, and iiidepe'nde..nce ; with th It love for religion •unci treeir country'; with •that generous colitentlit for rase, enjoyment, and intert.tvt; which alone are 'capabid .of elevating the wind- to heroic enterpris.e. " Let us unite with the numerons champions wjin are in arms in all parts of 'the Penfobul i t':;... Union.and,exertion can alone save the country."- Remork.of the Portuglitie Editor....-What is here observed is 'a great truth. Feinee is very vowerfol, but 'll,r pride and •.ambition 'are Stilt 'greater t hip her tiOweli. -England, Spdm, and Portilgal, great rci'ourres ; inu only a strict friendship hei Wecn the these,. can . 'prodelee' an :Unity 'Of action 'and of force. Wa tnnersire, not hrng so e4pable resting the . ambition Prlnce, - as a :sincere aliianee between these three nations; it is, truly Loator d l; since it is founded itt the :real interest - VI eaeli 'Z'tf then). lie man to be pitied.,. who, .tnislcd by put;:,iOn, Priiiclice, or, ignorance; dues not .acknoix ledge this to be as clear's the sun . at, imon.dAy. PALKNCIA, JULY 90 , ---On the ediostfint , passed this city 1.. r ilayonne,' five Generals and snu n Cu. • lone's, u h a grand escort. Among lite fil.t %%t is Xellermann, Lapiz, and Bessieres, bother to ,the Marshal ; . and among the last many blird and lame, limn there still remain many in Salainanca, Valladolid, and PalenCia. FlarioVcriadeaialry, which were in this city, marched cpi t i, e ;Rh.t o do duty in Madrid ; and now Were only retnam here, of this spe c ies of forCe, 150 rena 'h rs of 01:191 7 perial cavalry gn rd, and 2,btio iotantry ; 500 be. lr , n;sitt to the Park guerds are, it is reported, to stay hoe, ,and'ibe remaining 2000 to mardi to p.ll, ut which wilt proceed from thence to France: From the long discourse which it appears the .in trusive King had with the Corporation of this city, I; now he has biought neither mousy nor troops, and is fait eh oisc-nt,nted. This is besides derived front conversations with thquijo ; because, wheh representing to the Kin., the calamities r,f t. is and requesting, on the par,i _of the inhab,itants ; he wOuld order liessieres to. moderate ft'e sop unabl e thq,King . said he could }taut no abatement whatever; and that lirs to ing would cost, sor 9006 cruisades. Ile is very anxi i.s that Pallier, with his'followers, sbuald hive him Self up, on condition of being appointed, imme. diately Governor of Palencia, ‘rhe,ri.i he would be able to form civic regiment's, and afttrwards other ' . l - e,gitnents: To Mina ne has otlervd the Governor- ship of Parnpiclita, Burgos, and Vittoria, and to others similarly. ,•: • MAILS. Aptitivicn—; Lisbon, I Anitolt, : t Guernsey. Dux—t Cadiz, t WAtertOrti.. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY Air Twee.v ot4LocK.. Consols .. - - 641 0(211144n • 11* T E ,S v N. swam Apt; uicsas. A 1..11.Ha Auas r e _LONDON. WPIINUSDAY, SEPTEMEEiI 4, 1811. 4. .IP4td.tor-Castle, Sept, 4, Ia 1 1. " The KING bed spine :deep last 3olAleb'rY is thislitortling nearly as he was - ydster. day. W. itEtif:lllEk. , ' 11 k. • This morning an Anholt Mail arrived. We ale still in u state of uncertainty with respea to the determination of the Ilussian Government.— We are strongly inclined to believe that the ditrerettees between the Emperor ALR;CANDER and BOOM u /akar& are far front being `c c ), but, vo ; & by no means think , that, pit war is therefore likely immediately to lake :place.—i- There ate obvious 'rations wiry both parties must wish at pre'lent r to voi4 corning , to MI - open rupture, BoONAPmerit were dkengsgkit froth the war i n the Nun - v.4a, he would not—negotiate tangywith the Einperor.Of Hassia. • - Tile lonian Islands are Said, in an .article from Naples, Co be in'4 mate Of perfect traequility. We knOv ppt wily that statement is made, but it cer tainly is calculated to make us doubt the fact", Yesterday the Duke of Yoittc pliblic day at 1;i, otbee in the tiorse - GUardii, aid gave audience -to a number of, inilitarjt wh om ware Sir BltKilr. Stiexca it, on his return fain) Portugal, and General GAlllig,on' his return h6in The answer to the inqUiries ut Xen;ing,ton Paisce ropeetipg the I)Like of Sussex, was, his ituyal Highness.was much better. Major-General CLAY 1145 eltJb ';it 'Liverpool, on board thief/km letter of Yesterday, soon After twelve o'clOdc I t Mayor and sberiifs went in State to 44,5hgftulff ' fields and, secorclii/g to ancient iinittim, prod:n[ooW liartholorneve Fair. Immediately atLthe .shows Ilruck up their hands; the prini;ipal,of whom:were eithil,;i.r s of their droil‘ly. Upon the return of the proeession in ; ,oe exhibitkot of Aloritz firs( presented:itself nom the Richardson, Segwon, ,SlO4, IA, Sic,. so. *nis , wild.,' beasts in great. abundance.: Tiie inure ,o,oloVdgcl with tihuw4 !4 4 1 1, “ or rf runeututioi it. , • } ~, el Peastitjedlt,..ioLY t9.—A ,detechrpent of Set. vians lately surprised a 'lt.rkisli:cafeven w hid! 11(4 . - pssbied . the Drina; and waA pioeeedliig from wor;-! tr nick to Tuiltish Brod. the escort defended gnu= selves so valiantly, that the merchants lost butt (sPWt , , b4lesof-goods. - -''. ' .- L-- - --:..-:-.- . -.1 ---:-=.-."'" ''''' r B N, 14 .3t71.Y o—tiostilit ie, bave already - cotraneeep4- Oct wean...the ,Turk and Set, isfitri here ;nave been in fattbutliotre unimportant4iffitirs,hut every thing' atmOntices that great ebents will im mediately take pl4ce on the Servian are asottred that the 'Turks : are prepariog fur • tack on the Servian entrenched camp at Del, rad this camp Las lately been limit - led with the unjust care. = The respe6tive corps d'armi:ei. which iiteto ocenpY the banks .of the Drina have nut yet arrk ed.. &roil delachruents fiequeotly pass, ate.' commit, robberies on the opposite Side. ,count7y if devastaied. . The troop, which are to proceod to . P:e,burgli . will set out days. Tfie Grind !:as advanced all his disposable fume iowarcita4p.,l,44- .arcs nobe, width leads ucto suppoße he.intends invading Watichia . . The corps of reserve which fold.' Milted in vie iron of Stiphia have` niOcited to avpluaai the army of the Grond t , NAPLES, JULY 30.—•Sutu.! ship; /deli arrived. from Otranto. and Corfu, bind: the iitat ins:anti announce thlt the lonian Lianduenjoy thelntig' profound tranquility. r They write from l'erano that 9e'veral of the ene= _ . ~. roy's ships made an ittempttcarry off three vessels, from Pouille, and a transport•from Ancona,,attn4ori* , ed near `tselontepagano. - Tire logionaties 'i)ft ih i e place immediately engaged in a very lively cortithat ; ~,.., ‘ , ,, , : i many of them ran into the water, s e tti ng at tie fire of the enemy's ships,' l'lti‘ le ,, ictaries"Cd (..;iulia, and the gensd'arnre4, brigade of tlasstoukn A , arrived in time to take part inAheaction, which ti lei initiated, on tire part of the tacit; t in a sharnefbil, . .1 ~ v , flight. , ~, ,iai FRANKFORT, Auo. 4.--4-Since the l as t m e asures 1 adopted in the States of the Confederation of the flhine, relative to the verification of colonial. pro dues, and the suppression of idl certificates delivered to Prussian ports, this branch of commerce is in a complete state of ,stagNtien, kiitherto Bavaria, Suabia, Boltenaia, Silesia, and other countries, re ceived a supply of colonial produas, through the in termediate commerce of Saxony, and this commerce met With "no opposition, with the exec pt i(n of coffee, the importation and circulation of which was pro f !netted throughout all Austria. But this interme diate Sown trade has entirely ceased, in consecknetice , of the Edits pUblisltea t in the States of t heoo‘ of,-cle , - - • ratitm, tiacording to which, ne .cit her than eert ifkates, stating in the mosj.. stria : mariner, -the Atrnoitrit of the impost .which had-been paid on each article. As • . , ~... this indication is not to be found in the eel tili...ates of origin with which the colonial . proddets wereaccom-, partied, nor in thecertificatesActivered in the inten t ; . mediate places, those who kayo colouill rode s in , S3X9l;y, are obliged to.swpend forWsrdihO/lie 417 ,, at Leti,sie, the Special corrimissicni setit , i{7/i{7/ r 1 ;Dresden has proCerded, to,.strialy eiatnine ail tlik . eertifiCates ;, the , resule of this , examination' has • proved fi , that •nimosr all these cent ititates,are in tor 7; ,teal; and - in cobietineneetof which a freih' impost of '4l 1.3 d per cent. has been.laid on all.celortial nos I ,wareli owed. in that „town..'. The holchri of colbnial 'merchandize in this town - have been obliged"to e? , the sum of .2 , 14,b00.rix-dollirs for those pro,!uPions,. in i t heir possession, imported from' ia wily, tut ii is I i .•. d with PiUssian certifitates..l ~ ; . •- . The Hambargh Papers, of the itti and eoth.af August,•contain tlian Eta account ttf . the festivities tliat,topk t pliiee in Iliat.city on the totb qt August, the birth-day of BUONAPARTN. The ac count begins thus :—‘ l Yesterday ~way ,tbe, j4lll diki oh which' we, .for the Arst. time, 'had the bappi pets tqceltbraie, as subjeuta, ifte 4-tke greatest Sovereign record in aucient cir 'modern ils ury.o' AMSTIUDAH; AUG. it),—The Municipal Coun cil at the Hague was this thy Installed. Among the Members - was rremarkednJew, M. VEemiTno. An Imperitil Decree of the Ibt inst. airo' lB the calling out of the conscription claSs of 1809, that is of the young men burn in 3789. Tila eolitintieilt will be the cime amount asl,hat of the elOO 180$, , ,The drawitig mu4t,be etKieil: be-- fore the 2,1 Septetob,:r, which day is also appoin eIA le.?' the .uiecting cat ite Itiviiing, c3OIIOCII, I" p i departure of the tirsepalt a !kir con.,eriptsis 6etti for the-softy of SeptettA)er, and' that bf, the lager !or, the Ist 4f 0:101;er, SPoittltpct, Au0:11.;-.A fleet the enenlY's vt s hi )4 brigS g ' hots, 3 SIOOpi, being in the tOwle,l42'Sai4 t h y( r t cenVoy ut Otreships :1)4 Of 74, I gUti)ii . 1 1 0 .% , or 64 * one brig cutter: or is giins, pod thr , ..e.01 ... hu s t a ; !Mo. being ei g ht it) all, tilite-dpy SPorq u lg lanY 1)1 1 1w, bud uuLtt,tAUe4l c'euise tb rile lint' the Cih it VI idiktritil Until Ott Of' tgld, West-north - west , blowing a fresh gale, C°ll4nER, AUG. 13..--The prirate6 tinithinbi by A. D. 800 acts, big this night takes ilCoffvet pia; -and brought hetsafe into port; NAr-sICOV, Ave. 13. - -The coniny whirti p ro lls place from the northward ii no* out of tibli la the sonliViid.-- -- ' . . lin •' -,' Curaitraostr, A co. J 7, --it is siste (. - IF ' Commercial •Newspaper, by-Advice from .DanttiA 4a.ted loth July, that the President ofthe Slate la received i n tot mat ion from General Riff, lilt 1 , 1 , ; Majesty the French Emperor Ws taken (0110 to D 44 rgo at Dantzic ,, and perm itted the espottatid future ortent of ati trams per bereffiefit h,. stead of no..franks as heretofore, The price ef c°l .paym and ether Polish produce,..havo 011 th is reir nel' perieneed a rise. ~ CfintsTlANiArm, AUG .b..,-Ciptaingoijodi the brigs of war Laaland, Kiel, and toe, 4411..1 his command, he retaken ;Nip an Enetiiti tire '„ JP Cutter one or t wo galliasyes laden wiTheo" t r am land. By . the report of some rewectable fell vivha saw the brig,at • sea !ifl. r the ergigel° t 0 14' was formerly 11:e Daniah brig Breritarrilweit that-she. was in tcdeplorabhistonditicn, °! 7 . bring 1 shot half away,' Olt and tiff st 06 ' d3moged, and the ball pierced tbrogh bY 6 : , 5 „ 114 4 butte foie and aft : she steered. for Heliplo!.,`"' to have her damages repaired. la id COPENHitGittl, AUG, 13.•.-A Pe ar- A 111 % il opthe Or Augist for Denmark sad Ned' 514 'burgh,llll B t 'relimedne,cl3rol Liar.t o and Lubec flags, ott l i ''''" eWigferT .' ...,oret r? On the 1 oth Angust another plard Pi" 4, ~.pphibiting the expottation of raw silits by to ii''' I)nrnark. 1 that the liartoverou, . , .. '1 00 '4 :.1 Cornrin A? rfv; AUG. 19.--1-Ter fig* , , ,c .,„ th©` Princess LOUIOACWAELorrii of Denao,o tort of Prince WILLiAst of fie se, u.3.' °"lib'cy.y 6tflst. safely deliiiere of a Princes', Ilt Priog i IThilis Bath. The PriGgeSieS are in ' 1 ',1104 doing well. • ( t ra '4 , , r-!rt the tith inst. a Danish flag n. 4 . 0 0 tit Bandefs'irtirts Anholt, with 4 9 D ish T that hart-been 4CaßtUred.- - ~. ~„1 ' et te' '-'S.rocxr,otnn, J - U LY 5).-Dtroa of 3 , o p the Chief of the land distri3,M• I of tbill'e" - to his Maje st y 's Adjutant-Genera 4 e r l iat reps received both fr i vo l i4or A ComModor e at Bregrund, a nd the ri;a r a i n' According t o re p Gefie,' 1 , ,i , e learn that Engliih privider!, ' 0' . 4 (1 ! L Joggers; had on• tbe,2' 3diuly apiwri;loi f p 0 tern, , arla th !it rin English •frigste 15 /:_::, oi l Golph,o( .Bothnirt, which had clanged 11a',,,e,) 4 ohtt o 0.0 the S torjungfru, on the' JU4, , , 004 , was from Stockholm, doe froin he ' o ,,ii cod ith tram 1 acobstad: The yews of chi' - ~ t o tIA were put on, shore on - ;be Swrdish co:!to,o, et vessels with their cargoes, comi,t rig 0 I of , op made prizo. A l conttiderable 0040 nt,-)600 Ve:,,And barley., has been bought op to phi( OCCQ.kint of the Crown. , i io „,I no . b 1)1(" -have beep ;rage; s oul every one Pep+ 10 et 1111,4t°a5iTe,°1clah;b1:4:;dis:a-:cCi'lnrgs.°::liYl7l: II: c::°51;1; on hands ~ To-rlris is to be wide)), thit I pool eel to! ofo rYe 1:0411f turner cunt hoe; in gent, , short this-yea r. 1 1 A Y" n.idion . A FA xrucroux , A co, 7.--iae AL-- 'tiiiT.SCIIAGOFF firriyeti P e) reis way to Sc. Petersburg!). ' ' s og ..firs link' (04, PaoraltaotoLat, Mo. 19. - ~. e i., . j without 4A, the CaowN Parses wog yesteroY 4,0 p rod to . of and tolerably well, i,hich is asc ribe d is ., '''''"' The fever two Y net eines achniPisterodto l'l' O. 'al "b been' bat in a small degree. flii "). o, lastritude iwlth on .64 merely feels a degree ° f ~ , tO the Pr ° here yotedeY Ito: e'he bulletin of the 22d ii similar one. ........,........10.-----". il cl it Letter received bi t he IA-t Aryl,vit Ikl3 0 ~, 1 , d low tail"hes following }}Artictilers, It ig 4'l°l ntigt)ol 1 tis ißi 1. ' 'Ali If il ' ' I itif' .wy a (;'etaletniti bound tit inor citY, ,v,i, You of the 'atrival of the convoy fro) ihr ,;;Jot w3O, %thief) Telt iti-e) Soand 11)e 1,10" ~,4 12i) iail, and 00 tl)e9tl) another antall coti,t) y;000; Win) 0130 for tile. 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