The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-23 00:00:00

i/V/Z oi,r V iaNt4A, Srrr, 24.—Their Majesties Will coy remain it Pregburg tiii the end of t his month, when they Will return to till, capital to receive their Sete'.ne Iliglinesses the Prince and Princess' At4tHotericf • ' According to the . latest• intelligence from Her inansta;lt, the Grand Vizier passed some, time. at icopOlis, Whence be midefrequent excursions to 11 -I. '"Be"peli• Immense works are c9nstfUding la ilstie towns to facilitate the passage of 'his appy to 0 )6 left of the Danube ; this is theided which Vtopie s him the trh,st. • 11" has caus e d a great number of sailors to come from the 'A'chiPelago Islands,. and constructed a taliitud e of bua , s, which are weil•arineth— /icirltrudy having a con'il:rable iloulla on the 1)446 '.' He knows that the Russians exped pow erful kinforceinents, .and, in order to preserVe his 111)i}etiority in point o f num b ers , h as order e d, 'eth troops from the interior of Turkey to join 11;0 1 . all the corps from Rotnelia have already I) i nileditl him, without excepting the corps lio r e%trre as in Adrianople and its neigh" , tilb°l4,4-Ikere are now no troops Romelia ; these' provinces are_ abandoned to 41 " 6 . A 'part e ve n . of the gar' ison Con- Ilki r n G b e , ople has received orders tb nilrch to the Da- Sotue Asiatic Pachas, who have been tardy, 11 7' been thie"„ten" to b i , po t to death, unk3s eir q'titinge nts arils /e l within the.addi tonalbite grant e d r etr '-fire Pacha of Seres has not ye , been able • . 8114 a feconciltat;ol the Pachaof Widden, ti e ihe14)4 1 4 of the latter do not aoy part in n : ail " ila ry operations. The Pacha of Soles, on who has nothing to fear from the t i "a of I ' ll 44lc:it,' altli ou ot i ite intwur 4nj ih : eit4ll6 , hag p ro dt v d : by circhiisslancet, el Zed upon all the Islatids ou toe iJ 1" t tb l 'qr Whiden; so. that he find', o ea&y 1,4141:11`i (l eitchtnettut of trooiii to toe left • Inti. tv tll is prvserti tna:>ter of the river op ; the 11 siiani are confined to the . rest:4lie tt s)- ~ 7 ie itetglieouriog it a mauthaios. ty po : 11l it was tills ope'ration s‘bieh cau'e d ‘ the 1 44 the dis em b arkation of an. ()stallion 'corps in , 1 ktl 4 , \ Y' l "c but the Russian Genetal Sass , there, has still Isis head quarters at , il sva 'Withi n T he has y e t ta k en place i n S erv ia. 1(44 1 4 n diiisions which were -in Moldavia, iie ar4 td , 11 Walachia. All march 't o wards Bu ktuti"' 410 i tninetlialeiy one corps arrives in .it, 'Cr in detached towards the asnube. ( i to al. ivi "'"o of General I.‘l4saxow has been sent Cain P 41 Gitilgewd;op'pobile Rudschtack, 'h n at t , ws which 'we received from Turkey st ate, the i ‘ litr al Kilt ouycv has inade vari„us ‘ Chang , s i t n . in raallicition of his aril, ch3nges which eubill t! v're`4ll)4(dries teodcred neoua"."Y' Gel : o f th e i r '" has been charged with the comma" 'll be fott:l,tl wink' of the Russian army. wilt°4 *l . - I til t b at l Y the cLvisluns - arrived in Wallachia 1 , .0rt Tha at :: °f iha Dneiper and the vicinity. of .-la"Y a ; at titre will reniain under Count Lasoettott 1. %,. ill her ttkitwo.' The right of the army ttvi by General w oiNo ,4, • and will 'Wire its 4ar'ii;tluartera behind 'l'urno. A numerous co rps ded 4 Q. ,t will t- tite in Wallachia, and be commanded , st ierm „.., to be es taliill A "'ix., whose head-quarters are . will command th„ it m at erdiowa. General SAss Mika :n A corps of ' reserve ,wilt 'be ,ibrinvtd k rt -I'll htlehaiest and Ginrgewo, in ;order to ° r . isk r i I° 40 c11 points as may be menaced. ' Tile r the gris tC4qlCellitiltri Which succes , ively arrive to e tl t*ill be sent to thois corps Who =sr w2n o t , tt: l ' 1 43 soon as the corps cl'art4e of General viill' .. '' a l arrived at its destination, this Gen eral krk y tk ke a Combined attack upon the Tur kish. oit . tts rjr t he Paella of Seres, who, after seizing tip- Lpo h ,', l 'hnds of the Danube, 'maintains hims e lf ilt to t ,, i `" left bank or that river. A battle in i)4 decide the ll * e trY 15 evitiible i it will perhal's 'al e • . al-Wallachia. . . - coal-. /1 4114 tpito tr acti, Si.,p r . 30,—8y a decree. of t he a.. 1ir0 11 4 . 4 t'i Clovernment, dated the u7t,hinAailt, all of tors .rtf ships, of whatever &Scriptions, a! de t141.41.71 I° fttrniStl, within a speciti , a me a e, Ati 1 2 4 (4 bot:lt shins . 'their.descriptioti, 10 . 111 ' 13 ,g liar 1 ,.. ~ ! ' place w here, t„ ~ w [Heti they' L i eeiong; and the . , 0 ,. nr lit e , I r. prictors f 4. lvii • tit 'present. The ships, t , le P ~tio 1I ' 411 1) i „ l i v n 'n comp . iied with these furrrort . (40:, r ' ced under sequestration, until t'lleir con hit -t 'Pli be pro' ilouncect.,_ I leta lt i 4 i Irit " 44 , HuNOARY, - -Sitrr: 'l7."*Th Ge*. t ivt4 4 , 4l , C h . 'o, Count KurosOw, has snot . Y e t ' ar " . 4 t - l'ileharelst, although he is , daily expected.-- d Noe ti,tter dispatched by Baron Hui-s•c" arrive ‘ 41 1) 1 Ile 11 0 at Bucharest float Con4tantinople•— ea rn t , ' t t'rn s, "I* on- his return, lie was conducted tke 41 , '" u\ t' 1 6 the camp' of the ° Grand Vizier!rr 4 1 t4 titi ,4 , °°r ant whether h e w ill b e er I mitted Jo 1Ili: Ile. nis journey.' ' . p I.ll stta tui 1, bePi. whit • 'nlAe its tprieartipeeln trnnee a month pact, we only observed here eight clays ago. SWITZBIZLA.ND, SEPT. 16.—'110 Helvetic Diet tesumed on the 10th inNt. its deliberations upon di plomatic atrzurs.'The decree relative to Etnglilid has been unanimously 'ratified, and the deputies of all the Cantons have declared, : in the name of their constituents, that the levy of 4,500 med, which has been decrea, shall be carried into full execution. THE Ttretanns.-4The ifuotbron Was again repre sented last night at Covent Garden Theatre, and Mrs. CHILD, who appeared,,before in the part of Erni resumed 'that . chAratter, with more self!p;.s7. session than she before displayed. Tier eX tertshe and powerful; and she executes very passages with great ease 'and neatnesi. :She does ' oat, however, give flw full etfe . ct 'fa tier voice in 'all ies tones, and therefore some of them are - hardly ao dible. 'Her aCling 433 natural and simple, and she is certainly a great acgitisition to this Thewre. Mr. SiNcLAitt gave the airs of Wiford with taste and skill, and, in addition to the chattiting music of SHIELD, in this Opera, he introduced the beautiful air of i " To thee alone, my beauteous love," from Ktnichoika, an air that ranks 'Mr. T. WA LS H with our best composers of vocal music. It was encored, and the Opera altogether went off very well. LYCEUM.--The excellent Odera of The Duenna introduced Mrs. DtexoNts last night at this theatre, in the charader of Clara. It can hardly be neces sary to say, that she received a very warm reception on her entranett, or that she executed the airs with that taste anti knowledge by which she has so.pro perly raisA her name in toe musical world. The audience proved their admiration by encoringall her songs. The Opera, in general, was supported with great srength and linmour, and went 4f with nearly as much spirit as in the carlibst days. Sett NATHANIEL HOLLAND,-"•-.T1lig Gentleman, tvi.o,, • dew!' recently..annourteetL wa; highly and juAly diSlillgUi.l) , •4 l an Ai list when his name was Da.NCE He, however,-made an advantageous marriage w a Lady, .rainliej DUNAIER, a very rich widoW, 'mid then - retired trout ids proles- He afterwards changed lois name, on account of another acquisition, and was created a Baronet. It has long two rumoured, and the re ptirt is repeated in a Pipet of this dly,, that, from motives of . pride, he was induced to purcha+e and destroyi.as many as he could obtain of his former woi ks, to extinguish, if possible, the remembrance of los having been a painter. This r,:port originated in malice or ritiStals , ; all he destroyed were a few unfi nished port rats when he renounced the . praetisioni but as a ;qua titathedid not despise u, he'Sent•to admirable lanthica t ieo to the Exhwition fluter his riwn name. The assertion Oita he had oti'ered one thousand guineas to Sir %Vaix.is WILLIANts WYNNE for his picture of GAititicK in ltichrad ridiculous tor belief. There .were a thou sand ptin:s truth Oils, picture, and Sir WATNII4 would not have sold it fort went}, times that sum. SIT NATLIANIEL, OT• TerierVed habits, was a tritly respectable and very intelligent character.---s\ an artist, and 'a rivm of taste, tie needs,no eultigium in this • • .Lieutenant,Aamsrant 4 G has denied theft the . Lieutenant, writer of the letter, respecting the celebrated Mrs. CLARK, imputed to him in a Morning Paper. It appears that time are two persJiis named AutasTitoNO, both of whom were acquainted with this extraordinary Lady, and that the printer of the ptsrlic print, in wh eh the letter wss insetted, dated it from Leicester -place, LeiCester.stptare, instead of West place, liest•Squcre, the con( rataion of the word Leicester having occasioned the error. Yesterday evening Ilse Lot lery finished: draWing when ihe tollowing Capital Piizes were all sold it Shares at DISH'S only lioquriate Offices, 4, Corn , hill, and p, Charing-Cross : ' • Nu. 3343 • Cl . ais C 4 ic,uro 363 C 5,0.) Ilis3 B • 2, c» • 4°4 C 11,o: , 2 • .061 A ii..) 2052 . A i'c) 3403 1 4 5 u4 . _ The fortunate Holders rtilly.have 01(.4 motley on demand, or. exchange for Tickets or ...irties in the Exitaorciinary Little Lottery to bp drawn the 19th or . next month. MARLIIOIIOI.IOII-STREET.—Yesterday John Roie ppd John Lewis were charged; with defrand.ng the landlord of the Bit:1 and Axe, Upper John.,ireet, thqord , street, of oh on Thursday eveniu'g• f t ap. peoed that the prisoners went into the puntie•house in question, and called tor some porter, when the one ohlerved to the other that he wished to pay him the tol. he owed him ; an .j at . thesanie time, drawing. front his pocket a Fleet ante of tweaty. pence, be; asked the landlord, by way of favour, to change it tor him, or to adynnes lot. upon' it, and he would call again tor the retnainderof thechange, ad it was a just debt, and the man was pressed tor . money. The trick was so well managed, that the landlord Went up stairs, and •brought down 101. which he gave to one.ot the prisoners, “ncixeceived the twenty'-penny PO screen ; but. he discovered the fraud on looking. m i nutely at it, and dawned the 'parties, who were fully committed for trial, 'ChM CON. EXTRAIMOINAKY.---A. wonlan,,, who resides in Potand-street, complained at the Office of a in;!FI having forcibly entered her bed-room, and committed a criminal assault apon her, on Noaday• evening. She stared, that slit the lavisher by tiight ; that lie. had 'got posses , ion of a l‘ey at the stieet 7 door, and having before professed WS ! mut). nieut towards her, stie was nincli alarpted ~udder a l .pearance, but she struggled in vain, sod did not cult out lest 6he should Ularin the tieigiihotirs, The complainant was unsuccessful in obtaming ra dress ; on the contrary, the cast: excited coosid:rable mei timent. OokN-Esclik.NGe,- Oct €23.---To•dly we have sevoial tresh arrivals of Wheat, the trade dull in solo, „10,41,aarnples of tine old fruits the pikes ritioteti ; Ba r ley, with nilt, at little fluctuaii:in ; White likewise ; but few Beans of e3Cil sort, 'rick Beans in demand- and higher, there is ttinuatice of eitor t supplies of Oils, an,l this trade again quoted . t.t filoor variutiou. 49:174101.reS nt , IRELAND. fIRST ()1 i tit. NEW OFENERAL commt 1 ILE. 'SA I TURDAY, .00T. 19. (I , lteg•Tliz DUSl t ttt tVitiisto3 POIT This day the Tong-expected Meeting took place at the Thotre,, Viskamble-street. Nearly 300 Members atteeded front all parts of Ireland.. A nu.: perinis concourse at spectators, of all religious per suasioris, and many of the. fi rst Men in Ireland, for • rank, fortune, and character, appeared at an early -hour •to grace the Meeting with their countenance and support. ' The buses, pit, and galleries of the Tneatte were crowded. Ati .ret 140 of the most distinguished Mem,bers of. the CUllliteiltee Were seen upon the stage. . _ ,• • A few Initiates before' eleum o'clbck, the Eat! of Ftritiat.t. presented himself. , • At' eleven Welock precisely, on the motion of Lord NETTERVILLE, seconded by Lord Viscomit SOUTIIWELL. the Earl of FINGAL!. took the Chair; amid loud racclarnatieuri. • •• His Lordship modestly addreised the Meeting, thanked them for Abe confidence thus 'reposed' to him, and declared,. that he would on 'that' occasion, and on every oilier, discharge his duty with zeal and fidelity, He stated, that there- wits but one ob- JeCt in view, namely, to be put on an equal tooting .vith their Protestant fellow subjects,_ Which was an. Het of pvlicy, as well as of, immutable jus tice. There was elle sole and definitive obiel for that - cqnsideration, and the introdoctioo of any other business would be perteoly irrelevant. Viseorint INETTIMVILL.B rose, and ptoduced a draft of the Petition for the consideration of the Committee, and moved, • That the Arid, now •react be approved of by this Com mittee, and iecnninienden to the ativini.“ 'of lire Cath, , oca or Irrlana, throughout the ruspettive countics, cities, towns and 'wishes." Viscount SOUTHWELL. seconded the Motion. The Petition was then read by Mr. Edward Hay, and was received With univer,al approbation. Lord 'Netterville!s motion was then put, and unanimously Carried. It was then moved and carried, that the Petition be subject. to revision, it necessary or nrudeot. • Also, that the Committee do sdjown to u day preceding the Meeting of Parliament by one fort night (which, of course, will be on Wedne,day, the Oth pt Nasember), , the meeting of Petliaineut be ing prokogued'to the .oth of that month. The lion.' THOSIsS • liAtztvewALL then. Juoved, that the Earl of Pulpit do leave the Chair, which being carried, Lord •Nettetville 'was requested to take it. The sincere, and warm thanks of the Meeting were then unanimously s7qted to the Eati at Fingalt, lcir his dighified, manly, and ptudetit conduct this day in the Chair, upon the motion of Mr. Larne well, seconded by 'Sr E:lward Tire Chair being again vacated, and the intended business of the (14 being thus happiiy and-effectual ly concluded, the Meeting broke up. The Earl of Fingall, Lurd SutLiiwell, and the other Memtaers of the Committee, then lett their seats, and wet re tiring, when G:ntleinett from the Head Police- Office, who had 'been tor suing time !;resent, to addre,s Lord Many persons at mei imagined that these were .Cetterlics desiroUS to.defit'er spol:zlies : and, as the Meeting had adjourned, no attentrod.was paid .to • t hem. . . Alderman .P2MBEIRTON and Mr. HARR, two of these Police Magistrates, were evidently inutili em narra.'sed. The noise mixed conversation, rind departing visithra,completely drowned their voices. At length some Gentlemen . rec , guised them, and apprised Lord Fingall or the ciNuaistance his Lordship hadjost reached- the dour, bt2t n 1641114 returned. Ttte :Ma gistrates, nut knowing, his per son, tell Imo various mistakes in this reseect, and ,addiesed seberal IVlettrher; ; successively witti the title ut " .Lord.'' \Vito dirtictitty they, attef sAnc t , me, (ind with the help of Catholic (len. Ileum)) addresSed Lord ,Fingall, who stosid upon one et the benches, in ropectation of being ad- dressed. ' The Meeting; as 'we observed already, bad broken up ; the business bad been concluded ; no ohjeet existed calling Ara' its. COolltlg4GCe', Auld therelote nu Chair WAS taken or called tor. What foilawed was tacitly in the swore ut a personal conversation be tween Lard Fingal) and Mr. Nitre, in the corner of the room. t Mr. HARE then snit, I understand I have the honour of addressing.Lutti Fingall.. I wish to state tay, purpose. for corning to this Meeting..t--(tuart ,crirc , s q/ the business is ,concluded.)-1 -wpm to state he lact—(Cries of too late, too lute.)—/. hope I shall have the honour.ula lietritigi--(Cries cif—the Alert ino is over). I LIUSI your Lordship ..ti ell not, refuse une`n hG .o tug. Lott! FiNGALL.—Sir, I am no longer in the and I now speak only its on individual. Mr. , wish to State tuy object ill coming, here. 1 came' here Os a Magistrate, on an informa tido which t received, that a General Committee of the. Catholics of Ireland were. to be assembled here this . day. .113 Soon as the Chair was taken, a person, who had been placed here forthe porpow, etinte . to mit to apprize ate of the fact, arid 1 walked Mune. d'atcly here to disperse the assembly, co'nee:ving the Meeting to he unlawful.--(!.stud and general ,ct toolate, too late:'.)--I' than you at: I,ellectly coovinced that I ;JO not ine.itt to utt e r the slightest' personadorrespect to the leclingi of any iiid4iduAl. but -tertilichurguri public:duty. . My object is etfc c i ed. ? 114.,y0u now disperse.; taut I 'wish to soy, that the very moment I head that the Chair was falcon, I walked here tor the purpose of dispetsing this Meet ing. ~ Lord FINGAL-L.—Sir, f am no longer in the Chair any only as al tudiviaual here. having.raade soil d obs v .tvAtiooi w hi c h crc tut head by our, 1.1.,:p011cf, The Roll. Mr. IlAtitattwrt.t. stepped forwani and , sr:tak+t Map intlowing wolds Sir, I think myself- called upon .to. come forward, .as a Alernher of lire Catholic body, and the son of a Catholic Nobleitm,to assure you, that none ottian, , , us, train the Pest to the Ploughman, wish to ,I, c , v any disrespert to the t3overnment and the Magi,- trateS of this kingdom ; but that we Ale all deter roinad 'Le join band. in hand with our 1010 W-sun. itet3ol every religious persuasion, in the deteuce or our country, to the last drop tit our blood. It is remarkable, that two of the Head COLIStIitAcS this &r narnittiricto nt 'ninnies Vefcre , e even, wt,e attottlly .4dirittetl, AIM were conducted to seats in to, Murphy, Mahon, and Drotngoote (Momb,r*. of the Sub Committee of ar ang Nitem), and a,t 'Ohne quietly throughout the entire scene. FOREIGN I‘TELLIGENCt. ktiotoßts, SEPT. 20.---Four French •regin - vil . ts Of cavalry and three of -infawry, befougiig td. the French Army of the South, are going to march t r , France. Cm% tip does not "cease eta ileilLnd stic cotirs, without whizitrhe says ,he. will not be able tri resi3t, in the event of his being attacked by, the Englo,h. On titre 1 I tit, two partie of our lior , c seized upoti a number of beastsiuden with corn tor, ii. t ) enemy:, Iron) 14.1:nchma and utter idaces.,Ltter trig four and wounding eight ut the escort which protetted them. . In the Serra there remains hut few ?remit-, hay:. ing sent to Badajoz those which. kt ere it? L , trerna.; dura . ,.fearful that the English will again attempt id besiege that fortress but notwithstanding the f e w that remain ) they continoe to o;ipress the untorto.: nate places with the most rignrnus and eLorbdant ex.a6lioni, in provkions and money. The enemy's trees which , were to tired, in consequence of the approximation of the' English force in the (patter. .. to Merida the enemy have. collected 5000 men, to attack Conde DL PENNE and Brigadier Alottif, L o, Theenerny continue their exeuisiona . in' tit, vicinity of Niehlti, but they can commit but few ronberies became almost .01 the inhabi.aors have p asse d: i nt 6 the Portuguese territory. LisßoNi OCT. 14.—At last it appesrs that fIunNA PARTE having found out that it is impossible to subjo. gate England by any act of consolidatioo to 1. is yawl though little secure, empire, by indi re_ means, suer, 'as the.cont-inental system, buroiewol tsrtgltsfi goods; &c. intends, according to appearances, to direcq dispute upon the ocean the sovereignty of the seas t , and, in truth, without accomplishing this, all the fruits of his immense crimes, intrigues, arid ostujin:. tiotti, Will vanish more quiL.kly than did the empire of. ATILLA Or TAMER LANIt. But itrorder to A rest (tom 3e:British nation tkre sceptreof . the StlIS very su. perior forces and talents to; those of fluotw , ,t,tcre ate requiile. • The fatal emirs which have hi.herui been committed (tar example the tight of Tratakar i tic.) in obtaining this objec.t, are actnirding to out way of thinking now irreparable witliont a roatitin e peace,'which England will• take good care nut to concede. . MADRID, Aug. Vs.—"llis morning Qcnoral BEL. LIARD' left lIIIS piRCO with between 3 and 4,000 tnim for Burgos. Yesterday .290 . prisoners escaped, from the Rol iro, with 19 of the salters wItO guarded theta. , From one moment to firm! ktr dtp ect JOSIIPH wilt ciepwi.find again tibliOutt tisk C6nrt. '" VILLARCAYO,AUO. have lust an ivetl Nitit my battalion', iu this town, whetei exped your 1, 1 4 . ders, Here it is tt ported, that in Nestora therec are 2000 French. 4, To General Tonga." " MARTIN EGVIAM" Stsvitla, SICPT. has rettttned and coil:mid with 500 men. Some sunp),e ,Jot principal object was to enderivour to tJlect the 4:04 struthou of the illusiriu,ts General BA t.t.e.strEacs; who has given, and still gives hint si)muc6 troub:e others, that it Wils to ctamert some plan riot tt~ ocher Generals in Castile. These, G,Ler.,:s havc endeavdtued.tueollst6t troops hymn the b inks . 01 the Ebro t this they have how dphit, and SOULT Witt DOW pi . ottably apply.himself,to act nvitait 11ALLtt$,, TEROS, and r e venge the losi , :ts he has lately sutLre.l twat hitt) ; but th3t has 011 CD II o.4tr tent his plans, and we .have no doubt tnit be will (ID SO DOW. VALESCIAME ALCANTARA, Sart. 27.---His Ex cellency General CAS tANoS has 'received a i;,sp d teh from the Co,tonander of hussars, I.,) , >ti J. Aratut., daied.Cantalej , i, September 7, in which he atatcs, that ha+ing received .notice that a comic,' h.i,A Icft Segovia for Santa Maria de Iss7,,cbta, cs,A,lrte,l b ) Doteh 11110'411, he ordered several euips of troops to coiled, which .was dune +4 ith on the morning of the 4th posted divot on the road to .?onto Uuticzi, Ivhete they remained hall-piist five in the afternoon, when I i e ese, rt tit the enemy appeined in sight . . He then oideted the lipnidtoll4 to form in order of battle, dire,.:tiog that two parties of . twenty horsemen each tvhould plade 'thernselvei on the right and left of the told, to draw tie at.ention-at tile‘enenly, 114:1111;1W the ent- Ong urn)! Their ictreat, and prevent the 4 „tektge w nit the garrison of Segovia. 'Flt's wits all executed admirably, and' the tiling commenced . with the advanced parties, The, torined, and, perctriving thetsvo . sqoadrons alvinive, began to retreat, filing their pistull; Our titiopq pu, s , ut: ,l them avytud in hand to the.gaies of Squvia. salon the enemy had nine; utwmg w h o m %vas the Ciptain Cutuniaotimit atid tvnant. t oi 4 ; prigoliciS S S t , :iiti.ll (io hi>rseg,' *,words, cachint-,,, ~..nct I , illl piStOIS, We had only two inert atm! imrie ! • ,• The conttnander A 613 4ou (called CiIALATa) ti;U.-0011)tiltliiicated to lti> txce. 1 .1 , 1)..y skittnisliod in Concert with et?l,,tt,4lAl "UL,Lo i t with the tear of the toetny's 1:0 1 :iitno, .4 1, ch was proceeding to Aka. . as 0t tho 2,5(1A gust• he bid desigoed to ail gla ottoitvoy or' tQA,I from Atidaiiiila to IVY:O.4H, nut tiroiog Convoy. W$S too StrOttg, it) tlittti't.!qt,Wtit.:4. of the Li: -r. c4t:ott W. 11 4 41 *it:comp:trued it, to corry Kt, into ..e/teution j cotitentc:d LiAtisvit itig it.' Some 'Elting. took taco on 1, t t,lll enemy 14 tit) tc , shtit ttsv,.lltitArCi Op on S .01,1 Ctuz, With the loss of rive men killed, nod wounded. Siind3y night, about clue o clock, a I.llloin fi, t .d a blond-10,1s, leaded with.slugs, lit 11/Ir.SsitTti so ,l, of Lii ici s 11111, liatupste,td, who was ciff*ilig hors Over Bsitterhea accoinpatitzil by his wife. One o the balls rgls.:vd nectr, his but fortunately did him nu injury i\'l s.. S. esctt, 4 ,l without teceting any harm. Search otely triode,. but tiro viUiun baj