The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-10 00:00:00

_ . 3isi, J uvas-1.2.-:-Ttie French' on JI. e o a P tite'shore li ving'hitely begun to tire on - the mer chant iersels . w char hich pis s the Prrro, we hdve it n ge t o ru ihe kd own ro the pttblie, that if unarmed,. teasels shall sorer the least damage froth.the ftlie ff . : s tempt/aet'ern the Yr the C ommander in Chief lags giit;lP:',..l y erders , th at 'a number. of son-boa!i:llill.4,, ribke "P'isal on the French in Calablia). by a. l ti 7. : . 14nlidittg the shore It it 1 . , ...ol'ed, that, without having recourse tb.thi's . ttlialnrt , uf retaliation an end wiil b e put to a pro: . l -t.a''‘tillgs w hich can produce no 4tivant age 4 ' 1116 ' 16 . Nect the other. '• .. ! ' ' .7: ,: ? . 11 ' b6g,' named' the Pilot,' which some 'il ,.. i.iy , a . 1111,*efetursed to this port, hasbrOught with ir-.ie\,e;',, Sal,Prizti, matte in the neiglabotirliood Of Cofroba', • : . ` t e 4 1141 destroyed. several other vessels; aod • °llilegt"aldarnAge to +-he tommerce of 'lib eneWY' v At ''' J ''''s 31) . —0n Ihe . 2iit h inst. Generl: LA -1444(4'1 the comma n d in the room Of S:Enss- lI IM I 1 "lto Lis since - stt out on his re. urn to I;'")eri and On ilie :28,h abandrmed the posits of • 44444tiCueila'll,a,ila, falling' back , through v rr°,towlrds.G.,.ina,la ; on the same da) our ca.. ia,lenktql Guadtx, audbur light parties the 'aid ,li f t. On til git ) oti., G.,(i e ; a l tii G irched to Grua. .', *here he is at present. Count M° N - ir , ) I/ i" the .S,lspro del nirs, -thtee leagues I , ''' CP4 ''''br The C .unt has been reinforced by , b net:''ll4ll4ll i of Guadix ate La C.rrotra. M. QUA- Ii,.: 41(). 'lllO I) 45 Cab'Zl del SauttS Ct iv°, 3' , • 1 b ,. ~ . law 'been :• I 1 . , , i ; ,,, , / 1 'e battalions .0( Badajoz I . • and Guada [• (iet4lls t 1, . , ) gUI.Y :13...W111e .teptirti of the day are lI6'Y 'ticnable,.; - what t v .Frebcti• there are"° th 'initil l ,,,, , . e ' • . , a , nets, 1 '" 1. 4 are %e, V lunch vi.'uttl 'dqwn , by. tit.lo-•!:, 14113 p. 544 i BUONAPAIITS did nut bring more , t , ht,4 "()I,tatie i% tin lib, tO 13utgos. 'This wa y be t4t4t4iti well rii that rio'reinfOrcementS ' of 'atty .; : • vi !'''ict hoe hotly arrit cd itt Spain. , , li tv i .. 14 40 . 114 -It! doubt here but that in . a few ‘ i '' ee , f ic r, s :. but t h ink i lwes wilt be agoin to the tiOr lb war ° , , : . Port ill iL l iak Orr; ,Fr,illeh mil ni.tattemp! to eti!er. 4thiel,.it,s,thautiiiiio ; if they do,:. they 4' 1 9 be in rt,lb, 4,4tcrit than before, as very few byjiocks do, city • • • tnast all the crop ' s have fAlietil• - • • ~ -....._ ` 1 JIL: I S fiESSI _ . • ' ' • . WIANOtC, AUG. 9, Yeu ttd : ', .---7-7,..,- , ../i 0,6,4-1,,, 14 b uii. - 1 ). at four .o ' clo - :k, the 111tIrtt .A took kit .." "f co mattt,AN and QA.ill3,glD9l3l',- • 'of hrr NI •, .. - , -. l', ii 4 ~.,,,44. 1 'Y b)r L(lndon,, • and SortilA 1401.„ lootg, Priticebs(iv.:A .660 STA . : • ,:,, , r. pll.tititueir. al ride it, the Great 1, irk, from ildl:_. t,littlletill..6l4 past . 1 weitte,.w het). theY 're9ril. , 1411 .14,1t1e, :ic.c.,tilwitred. by Lot ,1 W A kis IN GH . A M e ~ lAtt,() l'lYNNE,'GOBtral \V iiiy ARD, tIlCi. e()}°n.. '. I ~„ k, 111, 4 (A . ' ' tOOk :t"q RN, Pibcesqi ELIZABETH and MAR k lilt (~' 44 Itl it to Progmore otigv, tv.c. , and return e d ~., , attlts it twlvt! o'clo.t. k: . . . liiiTH, Aut4usT 9. , . 2, " i• „. much ----....,_ ' created ' • ' Atlllit'''''lo E DI 't, which has 34 de.!o 7 )11tNit ih WI ' I' th - . ilbo. Urh"°d. W ii Bridg" kititd ),, 11 ' sit a"cl neig lirlitul :11 i • .c.;tLY, Irittt tr7:trwty , dud un t h e , 44,14'11. Mr. Llogley, Atturne!'„„Qpi yt.el:rt 01‘.11, loci .)it)R.V) No his Black Mar'rt'sv: ' - ...ieai: Th::;li,lo twelle suceossive Iluu , to too 8911t,%,11 N it 1 %141 61. wiii 300 gnineds t i um qW,,I-,riti.t iti le d" 'tnif iTeoinpl sli n ; but ' - ider's'S4 'S aild4;ttit 4 ' 4 4 . to or the aminal,'. Antit;.l,,'ecroitsich...ia..l)..l3:l 141iilif*'tingli,irit, the bet* tut u u The. gro und tit, 4,,ir b,,,ii,,,e th.,,,day' of slArt.it'g,:i,s obiol/41.„.10" .. IN th,!'vy (1)6, wi,4 hvourabie :tio.iLtwixtLl Cros s Ing Parici l i 1 . • 1 1 o tniivs " kl i [I .. z . ,ir y 1409 --. . " _ .i 'lleA ;ger • l Ai h 1 . Si d %Thing ivi!. , , ..4R4,,"''l)4'it :X .on Wetine's-,aY dt'tinii, ldvr7 takil;Hsthtle,d, vd complo-,.d his arltlin the 07- ptlitt;hlt9lle lloor alit!. leniiiinutes :11‘ the 'cidr 'l.'7: teiiiit., 111 ,;t i ot.itl,„,r 'he hot se 09' ithst3,,,ling tilliti'llaulle4 or thstre3mcd, n("iie 1,,,t fortY, Iti4t 4 r ti riod tot:e3,aiitly dui Mg 1 t 1.1 ( of fli . e per IPtiits,,, 144111 is the exati statemenl ,ic,es Hen - 'P,, tv's;,' olitittied doWn by &I. 1.•- ''t,,,ian.-7 Ahtt:,;,W44htipitinied umpire Oil 1" Q ,.,; to mile, 411, ati'etli Itt tke h a , e h,for sta.tod, iw:d! burn .re -14141641 '' 4ttit. -I,l' h.,ek which . " • ' .:intilar Y rtlt.,' .. - ‘ ' , . . ' ors Qn 6 „-'1q0(18 ';'lted by eimuen t cm! vLY admeasure '441114,,,' 4,4c1 the particulars co heir '6resse ri'''Ll With Mr. Lawi•encei of 2'4 ter , 1, "144). miles were rode in Nei k k., 1 ? It(); ' ' so if, 1130 C; . . To at i • • 1 roast 94° ' f o c i After .ti ,nixe aflually orl, . ' mare , de11,1.. itl,l-401titlg thelirst 2(i• miles, the fang_ 14 ityiit'...io. sho Cl.ttt t'.ach, stopP-)ge* 1\',.,t11 ' he first Nlhttlil'il44lt rett,t,fitherti . ,Fig stopi4:(l-,--1' , third . itfilel.l6 rtkin . 'iltr ;' 1 tti 10 Illin'i',L3l;,',, hne, .:‘)/1 111'10'61;Ni 3'lk I.l'tliiLti, i in', ,111 .a""ih 111),e. t vir t 1 '.. I.3hit, y's woiti t t is- - 1 Qs ' ;. 7 ' 7-1.41.. ii ti, Il.(4 i ' ' ... ' -coolPl.B nV4141 '113'4! ,1 :hoodi t . ~ tint *.a' at. - r,4ttfof)if l'i" "*"Y b Mr. B k .Ol,Gioste • tt 4(4 , . y rola t.,., . - . ,'IL i)1,11..q0,4) lior,efi. ... ... -..,, . Ai l . r , . ..........„,....77.... . eqter paol, s ,corninita to II",', „. aght. 'IN' I,V:ll44l,"apprvitnded..the prvceuin":" • . t ' thei,et, 11tv,141 Itatuoil, 4,.. thei ,;,,,,4 kir coti'VcYill., —• As, dep4 I nit Fre,ZeC pr"i;" oners • 'of Way a .t iff .1- ~ „,tr: ~. Ahglit ti; • • .- -, 'jii `A,Y(Pr totttitt •A'ett 1.41. A hh rr. ItursdaY sent% ''.tell. iiii. Yil/ts k 4 4. ho mi e ..aitex +l` - htil tiitelkl WI ,•I' ► 1)*el'°(1).11110%:6; au% vi?Iii,'()111. -01Y1 itts; -9.t1.1 mit of lilt:ill(' ' 1 ri, e ' 0-tat 0t,.1$ "!''-- '- itlititeli,t4titlii, Ili Ili, till;:'i t uutit . t Y ,. an a• uliikY t'4°Yl 1111 04 the shut. 11. ).T. 2 .7, 1 45 1 49 1 47 t 1Z aricurr. ESSEX ASSIZES. ••••••••••••• CHELMSFORD, AUG. R. The ensuing Assizes for this county. nee likely to fford'no great interest. The Gaol Calendar con larns no 'crimes of any atrocity. The itidges.ar fiyed laic night, and, contrary to the usual custom, they went to church, immediately, and at nine ko c this morning they proceeded to bnsineis. CIVIL SIDE. BiFOWTHB LORD CHIEF BARON. HiswyrsON V. rfirt.trs. This was an, cation by the keeper of the CaMeet?. in .4tomfoid Jiarracks, against the' defenilant, 'Who was a, I,jetitAirliit arid 'Aiding-1113 , 1er Of - a Aragdrin regiment, for beating and assaulting Anne .Mills, ThelerViint of the plaintiff, hy wlrictv she.was so ninth bled; that the plaintiff lost the benefit of her service. ,•• • • -; ' M liYA'fr, Who lertiot the prosecution, en tat&ed . on the condo& of the defendant, who had disgraced not only ttie character of a soldier and an officer, but had &graded hirriSelf•as a man, by tan= mercifully . beating a female: , • .The cause of: the,de, lendant's condueit was, that the ,plaintitrs _servant, Anne Mills, had been sent to demand payment of b ,, en owing from the (I,l,nd:int — to the.plaintiff upon •which' occasion the defendant. not only thrust her out of his room,. but gave her ii-veral blows, .the.. , onsequen; e of was that sit , • was greatly bruised, and a severe xescess hid formed in, her side, which continued up to too- pre• sent time. A master; he ob.,rVed, had .a right to be'recompensed for the loss of Ins servant.; acid he should'shew. in eviuence, that for a long tune t he servant in this case was unable to do to -r master's business, and . that he was uaged to tire ()fifers in her room: Anne Mills, the serva.lt, was call-d, Sh,•,stated, that she lived with the. plainttif at the Canteen, Romfoid Barracks. On the' tot of April she went to defendant's thorns', Ao demand payment of a bill •of 31.:.5.• which was nut only refused, but the de tendant thrust her out of the apartment with , the 'greatest violence ; her neck was consequence very much hurt, her side was bruised, and she was ouliged to hive..medical assistariee. She hadhad A 'blister on her side for Several - weeks ; 'doring all which time she h d net been able•to go on with her ordinary Ficeopat ions. - • • • "!' A Medical, Gentleman, at Rumford, stated,' that the was called in to her oil the 14th of Aptil, and he, thett'fritiod 'the livia marks of several severe' truis..s, and which induced hint to take ; ten ounces pl,Lblond-from he'r,. and .she Ii is frequently coughed tiO bloodl - toin that, period, which was evidently the effed 'nl,ol6* brulses, she had received ; but• how • those .brttises had been inflicted he did not presume to know; . • . •• • • • On crOss,exatninatiOn of Anne Mills, it appeared that . 'she• wait a servarit of eery exteiolue use, 'and that „She perfOrtned•inU , t of the cot - tie:me duties ,uf -hetMaster ; but nothing api,esred toaffeil her tes-. 141)64, as to the injury she ,lad sustained. • 'Mr. Serjeant BebT, for the defeednit, addressed' the. Jury: a asio the nature - of lbction, and observ •Act. thot the only damages they onght to take . into -.their•consideratiOn- vas,the loss the master had sus :tained,by losing the .sen'ice of Anne 'Milk; for all the personal i9juty she-wn,11:1 be entitledto recover in.another"adion.. Two serjeants of ,'title: regintent were called to - prove !hat they,saw,.zoknoe Milts as usual in her business,,ond oue :ot . ..,.f,hein said he,, by . the, deleilda.t's direkito,,, / pai a 11 - 6-614, on Which occasion. the planitlif shout; tittli - by'the . hand 'aiihe represemative'; Of the• Lieutenant, ond ,said all. things • were nov„itettlefl,, lot mother-in-la of the tle.7. fendint was aiso called, ani she hi.ite..l cliat Anne Mills , s as very abusive, and that the defendant only put .her gen ly.out of the room. • The CNIKF BARON stated to lite' Jury that the Medical Gentlenurt had ploved 41..1ue Mills to have been lievetely bruised, -- and there w4sLou iruputi• lo on her ere,in as.to the causes of these. bruises. The ,hitiff by law was entitled to rut-over tor, the inss ol her Service, and they would wmpenuely asp. ss the amount cat the thunages.--The Jury found ior the planatitf---Damages tul. fiii+DIPSON V. LANE. This was an anion to recover damages for slander, in coiling the plaintiff a thief. The 'parties were nt.ither of them very exalted in life, the one Viseii s ii . b.ncher, and the other a publicab, and one slander wa!: retorted by another.. To the charge of thief the in* retorted the acetic:m . lcm of cuckold, - The Loup CHIEF BARON Said . , he supposed the thluk (i 4. Tiw Foreman said no, that. ib too much;' a farthing will do. • _ _ G'entletuen," said the Chief Baron, gobd ho momedly, " I stand corrected ; .I.was too liberal, you cerhituly 4re . in the right." Ver,iici fur },lait►titY----•lamag'ss one - farthing. The , Crown itde.. was uninteresting to-flay ; 00- thitig worth reporting occurred. SALISBURY ASSIZES. Motmot, JULY . '29.—J:ean Loki, -a foreigner, was put to .the. bar, charged having ,breken open the house of Harry lleeve, of Draycoi,,, and: stealing there ic sundry articles of food, • a ba,ket . of apples a cotton handkerchief, and a 'Clasp knife, • the property of titre said •Harry,- T!le pri. whet.' has been in custody since last oc:tuber, and sc't'as remanded at the last Assizes, for want of un in !erPrerer ;.- and although since that. period several . persolis possessinga knowledge of foreign . languagess had, been sent to him, no one-bad. as yet been able Vtiticlerstand What he said, ormake out who he • - . • :s:; at application , was.mad e to the 'Trans 'lsoar4l,ind A Geoilenain from the Office I,4'as Slut 40‘1 1 ,4,,,w ho soon., apcertafr:ed :that he was bt lair'4l) who Raving djserted to Poland, w sent' vf itkthe, Pot h Legions into Spain, and taken prisoner,: 11", es hod, it appears, made his escape from one.- of 'JVildvpOis - 5,0r prisoners of .war, and after walideringlor - a few days, was" diiten by hunger to /Jake the ,iiteplor whiCh he was tried . ) rte~ broke four Aron bars lroM the pantry window, and look from ;tberice a large quantity of food, whickhe devoured,. .;ttnd (Ira* an Omens° quantity of .winelees, r . ,betow washingday,. the fatnily rose at inidnight , and • 4 ri‘s 7 Ree ve, a young Lady of eighteen, going '"'down stairs with her mother, perc-oived by -the 'draught of, vim'', that something was ivrofig; after a short search, they found him fast asleep •under a tree in the orchard; he was immedioiely seised by Miss - 11. till the res:' o'f her family carols to her as sistance, and he wait finally seciitedl when taiteni he dretci a clasp-knife from his pucke., and attiimpt ed to cut his throat, but was preVented. His teal 'name- is Ivan Ko.qoya j he was capitally conviMed, but received a . hope of pardon, being reprieved be ! . fore Baron ObtkqAM left town. . POPULATION. Having, given - a statement of the populatiod of ,WestmOsteri" the Borough', and seVeral parishes on the Surrey-side of the Metropolis, we now present the "public with the .correct ,returns of the .under! , mentioned places, in Middlesex, contiguous to Lon :dory. The Increase which has taken place within the last ten years is.alninst incredible.' An idea of the coittentration of inhabitants maybe furined, by, comparing the population of some of the paribbes with, that of the principal provinci it towns, B% such a reference, h t* . seen that the inhabitants of Mill'ilalittnne out-number that of BirutiAhato by 5000 souls ; Sitored,itch is (Ina' to Bath Bethnal green, to Nottingham; Si. Porieras haSlO,OO9 more than .Sherlield;'.'Kensington is to"tiimuritke ; Si. Oiles's,contains only 1.200 - . fewer. Viait Leeds; dna Islington nearly,equals .!hepopala.tion of ,Can • terbuty. the ,monber.s.,of sekral, Qt. the, minor . parishes, in the divisians, are eStunatedgeneraily. • HOLBORN M3IC3. FCM4IO4. !4 t cfi oat_ 5 ,3 7 z i•% 2 tcsa,a • ; 13;210 19,821 7.4,5 II 2,p6 301.7 • 3 2 090 43;4;4 • 1 ,9v4" 25615 St. Cries's in the yields St. C;eurge'ir, 13lootti,bury St. A ndrew's, , tlolbota - St. Pancras - Hampsteacit St Nhollabonve - .1. lie Courts su Wien Total. 1,1,612 geo,-1 23,y7z 4 6 ,333 5,133 4 ,6 ' (.) 14_,Qou Tcrtaip • •FINSIIIIY-liIVISfO. Ma I ei. Ferriales. Total. Sr. , Luke's 15,181, 17,z64 4 2 .545 St, Sepulchre - 2,078 2,146 412z4 Clerkenwell , 1 4.19 2 1 6 .34$ .4 0 .517 lslingt n 6,241 t0,;‘,41 15,00; ktornseY . • - hiO7 1 ,73 '3449' I inchley, so taken at 11,000 Tot . , 96,720 TOWER DVISION.• Males. Females., Total. Whitechaper - 12,897 14;684 2 7,54 Christchurch - 7,321 8,879 .16,2 q . Shoreditch - - 20, Z9 0 2 3, 6 4 43,03 0 Hackney - 7,149 9,622 16,721 to:reen 15,14; 18,474 13, 6 1 Otd and New Mile.encl • b,t26 8,339 14,467 Bromley - 1,748 1 .31 3 , 5 8 ! Poplar and Blackwall -3,39 a 7,705 3, 1 54 3,844 .6,983 S11,1(11101 - - 4.4 t. 7 5,353 9,855 St. George's - 12,119 J 4,7 8 214i7 Wai ) l 4l % 7, 5 6 9 7 ,744 3,25 Total -; 86,746 ' itioat 211,567 ' Males. Females.' Twirl. Kensington . ~ .. 4.144 6,642 1ri,8136 the Ise4 • • 7p737 10,5%5 11,262 Fulham . • - 2 ,7 1 4, 3 ,18 9 5.9 0 3 Hammersmith • • 3, 262 4, 1 3 1 ' 3, 8 9 2 t maw la . • • 1 ,759 •- 2 ,:i33 3 .592 haling• 2 .5 0 9 2 , 5 4 1 . 5 • Abi lidtpontott . • • 1 ,3,39 3 ,, 1 0 i 0,6 ,14 TOtirtliptpl . • • 2.1)2 2;021 4 , 773 Enfield . . . • 3. 1 34 3,4- 2 . 6, 0 4 tr riarhwt 4 *. '• ' 15349 . •• 1,328 . 2,t ti Uxbridge' . i • . - 2,139 1,272 2, 4 1 4 Staines • • 9 0 4 1,1)73 2,04 z Twtellenhani . . . 1,6,7 2 ,2 2 9 3,257 SPORTII\ .lIV74LIGEA'CE. NOTTINCIFIAM, RACES, .AuptisT 7. WZDNISDAY, A ,Gold Cup, v flue Jo ? , umc.ls, by 5114sctibors . .of,te4 Guineis each.' lYne z• mile lut.it. Mr. Andrew's O. b. lYnicounti64ls ' Mr. Tinic:l,/'.. br. c by Sir'.o liver, .}:yes 4. , lti s 70 71h. 2 Sit %Val. ltuniOuld's cll. h. by I.larnaby, q.yrs old, 7st 7lb 3 NOW race; ' 7HE 'SAME DAY, ' - The Noblettien and Gerttlemeh!s, l'late of Fifty , Pounds,. 3 a t io.4.yr olds : Two mile heals. Three,yr °Oslo carry 6st." 1246.;' ',kir yr dids;• Bst. 31b . , krares and xemings to be r allowea --Tile winitr-of thrs year, 'tu - carry 3lb.,Ant,tra ;, of two s 511'4; iot t iltwor TlYne, 71b. r and the winner of a Kini;'s Plate this .extra ! — o pay thiee'kuineas diftranaei .whicWri to go the owner •-ot the secchtd - hortx. ' • Mr, Nal toi. , i; cit. c. 3-crs &ri 6si. - z t Mr T. C Moricy's . br. c, by Sir 6liver, Sst. 3tb. z Air. t ray . s br. c. Pleader, 4-Yr cid, . - 3 z The Court of Intiiiiry at Halifax has decided that the Little Ik/i did not lire , An aCfloo was lately lii - onglit at Okeharn Msizei„ . • against a person, to recover damages nn accodnt of his,dog having worried some sheqp belonging to a neighbour.- . it appearing in evidence that, there ere two dogs engageel, in this predatory ekcursion, eric only of which belonged to the defendant,, his Counsel submitted whofher his client could tie held - liable, *as it, was doubtful which animal was the cri- Minal.—The Judge held, that even if one was prin. cipal, other . was an accessary, and th erefore both were liable. They were conjoint trespasses, and th4refore liable jointly and severally. It was a retrial - liable circumstance, said his Loidship, but it was weft-known that dogs agreed CoOtherio go out upon these'Marauding expeditiOns.-:-Yettlitt tut the pla. . • At the Warwick Assizes (which comMenio' this s l a y), John Clughtrm ~ and Charles Lee, the latter lately hrnught from the hulks, are so lake their' nisi for . lha Wilful murder of Richard Witton, at Kenil v iortb; Whom 'it is iilleged they catirderell years ago. Witten was murdered Ott the above . place, in Oetober; - i/90.—At the same. Assizei., Wilketilf take his trial, !Or having four: ‘i , i'Ves; all livtog.; .f. • The prosp e rity; of a people, and the strength of a. nation, .00 propuytionate . • to the, number of hand.q. employed in its ,supports but hoW Can.a man act we ll when , deprised .or means ? Such was the case with 440. M—, ClOrketiwell., l'he.escruciating v ain in his stomach, Bcc. compelled him him to gise up businesa„ and - retire, without the slightest hope orrecaery, 'Strange to relate! ri number 'of in the form of young mice, 'came off* . his ntout h, Iwa of which may be seen, with twelve legs each, in Dr. GARDNEtk'S Museum, 74, Long-Acre, and 3, Shorectiteh, by whose IVurm 41.1ediethe Mr. cured—price 2s. Oct. 4s. od. tog. 64. or 30s, beset!, one guniet. The Doctor consulted tour ditya in week (to the Poor.grati)till one, • NOttraLk, JUPS fIR .—Ancluiied.oft C sp. r lenT7' s on TuegOity evening lait; the Blitilh•Piote Min kia, Capt. Hawgiag, Of 32 guns, hiving 6n bcOrd tut ?ogler, Ania4satiOr froth tli , Prince ita. gent of the British dominions tO Our Gmernrn-nr; His Secretary, Mr. Dater, "arrived here neitt and after a stay of two hOuri at Col. Hanillidn'. turned to the frigate-, which immediately Ottioiskied I'4 Annapolis: WaituNnyrot; Gifu, trig l ate Capt. Smith, has at I , ,tigtii arrived in this entiniryi baying on board Mr. Pinckney; atter i page of 49 days. 'Mr. Pincicnof arrived ih this city on § , thdav frorri Annuli Mr. Faster reached the City the 43rfli day, t..,;:thdr with By the Ecsex d.4l;at Cites are received. fl.o tt Frahce, the contents of which turnotr has not yet %ratted ter our ears. .---• . • New-Yak, Jar.* h.--On To I.t.by %St Adg 3. Foster, Eqq..was nretented-tiv the Secretary of S ate to,thePresident'orthe United States, and elittil ,, ted his credentials as &Ivo.' Extraordp.ary and Minisier Po-nip - otentiary flpm Great Br.tin to the tjoited States.. Mr. Morier was also presonted 83 Secretary of Legation;*• - thid Mr. Ilaker atta•cttedlo-44—Lega - Sir Grenville Temple Ca',Via over froth England id covrip thy with Mr. Foster. •NEW ORLEANS, M A X Riorra appears by letters from F , ,rt Stoddert, by last mad, that the negncia.;. Lien between General Matthews and Col. Nl•Kee; on the, part of the United Stales; and Goi err,tn- Volch on the part of Spain; has broken,up' coming to any terminAtion. 'General Niaithewslia4 returned to St. 11i cry's, Georgia ,Col.. NP Kee re mains at Fort Stoddert, and the Spaniards remain in quiet possession of Mobile. • • • It was reported at—lK!ftaeola as-late as the I Al. inst:•.that •Governor 1 7 °10 is promoted florn Cplunel _to,,l3rigadier-General, and ordered to Vera Cruz to take the commando! iris corps. had' been received ,at. Pensacola tiom . Vera Cruz, to pay the troops,. and all de asainst :the Government of Spain, with pos,iliv- , '2;NIM to put that place and Mobile in the be 4 'state of defence, A 4 soon as the insurge nts yre quelled in ditlerent provinces of Mextco;:iltc b arrisous 91 West Flvrida would be reinforced. • - We make no comment on this inforrnarion, but only:say, that ,we behevs itto be cane," particuldrli as to the receipt of the money, and the preparations for defeuem. - • . ..:...:. • Tstrasssstswr.x-;The friend.) of Mr. Gideon de.. print), who was not. long since itnpre , sed on board his M siesty's ship Guerieie, have favouted us with a sh ; ht of the dopy - of a letter from col. Barclay, addreoed to Admiral .Sawyer, and a Copy dt the A,intiral's answer; the latter of which they hard ()011ingly permitted us to irattseribe, and to pre. 'sent to the American public, for the purpo4e of placing in. true and fairlight, the manner lb *Molt such impressment, are tegarded by the proper eitio I hority. " Halitax, iith lune, art. • " S tu , • -T had the . honotir to receive your letter;* ...timed the; 3,:jthmitimo,relative to the p : :rsuils named .. ; in the Ejohn Dgio, Gideon Capnan, Joqh. Leeds] yin my arrival at Winds, the )9th instant; which had . heetprtviousty (vetted by Capt.Pechell, ot his Majeity!, ship Chieretere, I no sviiiorptlii:er iniinediaCely*diSchailed Olio, in compliancy your•request it - . He w' ul i have given up Gi deop.ciprian also, bad be not entered, into iris Mori, • * seiviet:, and wiso . ed to rernain ; item Which .circuin4tanCe, he Lonerierd'it to be his duty to de tain. t:tat . .to fny.deeision tysvetling-hirn. But hav- , receiv.ed, your Irttrr espressing his lathes re-. quest to have him writ home, 1 have now sent hini to Novi York by't her Prince Ernest packet ; and will order the •discharge' of Josh. Leeds, on the arrival Of his MAjesty's.ship -- &trydire, if he is (as I sup.- •pose) on board her. . . ... . " I assure you,, Sir, I shall be happy to receive any representations you may which to mike to me,l with all the deference to which they will be entill4;,..as I perfeoly coincide, viith you, that when American citizens Fe impressed by mistake or oth , rwise they Ahopid be irutue,diately releasel. " I hitsce the honourto be; Sir, your - must am,. client humble servant,. '-., , . H. SAwNLR, Rear Admiral." " Tharrias Barclay, Esq." must liere,io justice to Capt. Pechelli of his Majest• tY'a ship G derriere, assure you, that he never Vi/Ji, by le:toloi l , so near the American coast as has been represeriied,.-- E, I . MADISON'S DEFENCI3. On Tuesday last the E iitorot the National Intel-' ligencer copied Smith's p imphiet into his rap e r, with the followingintrodu , N . ion , 111 C extrawttiary publication from the late Secretary of State, appeared in the form of a pamphlet, as well as in , ':cyst of the newipaeers in opposition to the Goveri.tri,:nt ) and perhaps in some of a : different charatler. It is now same weeks 'since it Was exultingly announced by - 1 lera I prints, , that Mr: Robert Smith vests about t o pot ) . fish An - attack on Mr. Madison.' We had thit tered ourselves that the conduClorsof these journals harp suffered their hopes of discord to detetve them, and., that a 'regard for hitt own reputation and feet , : pig , * it not for the: public good ) wouldhave vvith held the threatened publication of Mr, Stuith. But `tile appearance of his address has dissipated hopes so, rationally . entertained, andgiven birth, to feelings painful in proportion to'the regret we feel at being irresistibly impelled,• liy. every consideration of pritr - - .ciplei !amyl eos sentiments, in relation 'to s author,' i • ely different frotn . those haVe been diriptsed to entertain. The publications in question 14'highly reo prehinsible in . a variety Of respects a shame& ful breach of official and persol4l C0116(.1011003 41 1 an underhand insidious recurrence to Circumstances in which he cannot be t boatload by .contradiction„ the tads, being known only to the party attacked, whose official station fornids a reply, even for th . refutation of calumny *iis a malignant, thongh feeble attempt to pull down the go ernment and constitution which be was bound by every tie of honour and honesty to support. We here pre , efit to our readers the : pamphlet complete, and le our next number we Abell follow it with wine 'trig. 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