The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-12 00:00:00

NIAII.S. Duz—r Cadiz, r Guernsey , jersey, lawns, I Dublin, 3 Waterford. PRICE tit• ;,;TOCKS Tkits nAY Ar TVvrLVIt O'CLOCK. Cons. for Opening - 641 Red. Ann. . - Gz THE SUN. AUDIAT N, TIIIJUSUAY) InCiMBER 12, 1811. We can eke upon ooratlves to say, that the ru mours in ciwnlatioir respecting the change in AO minitaration are NitilhOnt toulide.ooll, and that Mr. PERCEVAL is Wily in t h t contultice of the PRINCE RiGENT. '• • . , . . BUM* Ayres , Papers to the•• ll 2Oth .Septeniber reached town yesterd Fy. It . apPears that the Bet, ligerent Di ,, trims,.)f Buenos Ayres. and Monte' Vi , deo have not telminated their differences'btnego. elation, but their warfare is not of a very sanguinary description. It is, however, generally supposed, that an amicable adjustment will shortly take place; It is stated that Admiral Da COVIICY has, tenlonstrated strongly against the blockade of Buenos Apes by &to's vessels, . as far as it applieldto British ships, and that in consequence the blockade has been sus • Vended with iegpea to them. t,,„ Accoonts have been' received . froth ,Gibraltar which state that Stictitif bad been :repulsed in three attacks which he had made upon Valencia. 'Letter's front Alicant, however; Dr the'daftt state, that as late as the t Ith t,o att:ick had been made. They. Anentioh, however, that SUCH ET was making .tivery preoaration for . the siege, and that he was in o otpectalion of :being rein forced by tern MA RMONT 'had &tanned tor .Ititiit tputpuie. • But' even if he Should be 'stiqngtitirthiiiii ; stab.a formidable acces ainn.of,fnrce a not, we should think, be in a condition to with ell f o. IliS,arniy will not 11111C11 (•}:c'V i t) I iti”,3)p,.yr,go.llW9l (LAKE in point of Imtnbqrq, aa4 that it posseisecli!titif..atfy, advantage over the hittet, in point of eipliae,wAs very f;.tikf:inoiily prove.d in the late btttle. The French G , :qtetal has attempted to intimidate the, .inhabitants of Valencia by threats of plunder and of massacre, and front the dreadful exatoplea he has lately given of his f2,rocious disposition,: there can be no doubt that he would . gladly put his threats .I.lloe7itectitien, it he had'the power. His uwnaces, however, have not , produced 'artY 'effect. The mor tality in the French army IA stated, to havObeen very great, and we know from the otficiataccount lately . published in the alzettit, that , halt been very much diminished by desertion. We are inclined - therefore to entertain strong hopes,, that Sucuar $ will be ob liged to retrace: , his steps. , .. .An express was received from `Windsor t . ..yeater , day, at Yotk Howie, staiiPg, " .44t. hill MAJESTY . tte 11101 meals regularly, and was tolerably well. in bodily health." An express was receiSfd . last night front Wind. sor t 81 York House,'s694,i, ", That 114 MAJR3TY'S debility, Increased," ' 4 , . l'he whole 'of 'his Massry's Physicians were in attendince last inortiiiigl%it Wiridotor . .—Sir Fittr , 7lll( li AL V 'RI) ,wai one dil the Physicians sent. kr by tx press 0. - . Tuesday night, . Last morning_the OusuN a! d Princess ELIZA• nETA went, to ,Flogroore.,- , -Princesaff AtrOUSTA 010 S ,PillA, ' B , COhIp iliekl .hy Lady ~E LY, . Lord 'WALS'iNCIIAI4, CCIIOI4I Gwpixtt, tie.c. rode on horse. baek. ' , . kieveyal Noblemen and Ginth.rnui called seder- , day at York House, to i'n(piire alli!i the health of the PRINCB R6OENT.• • The general answer :stated, that l l is Royal liighnes,'lloot was mach better. . rfuesday.Mr. Pianavkt, aod the `MarriutsWit. LestatV . had aotlienceS ulthe PalNc.A:lll..gtootr, , at Y. ork House.' , • This Duke of YORK. trunsaaed buOies3 ivith the PRINCE "11 EIGEVT. On 'Tuesday, Irmn,,twelve o'clnck vitt two, when ' , the Duke ...Jew to liiiWitice in tilt; HOt=ie Guarct, to polci a Milnary..,Leyee.. Before he had finished 'giving audiences, the .1 1 8114C2 111WINT sent for the Duke, and klighnees,appoiot. ed the Officers who had not seen hint.to attend yesterday at tWelve o'clock, end went wahout 41e..; lay to attend the ?lima. littqamT, and retnuitied with him 'a consideroble time. • Yesterday the 'Doke4 01 CLARunct and CAN- Batool paid their respeos.to the PatriOn ItEORNT. Hig Royal Highness the P,illNGit Rsost,t'r onter thine& a seleti party at dinner yesterday, at l'orc House, among whom were their Royal Hignts.t.pit:3 the Dikes of Yottk and Comilial.Aivo; His Royal Highness the Doke'of CbAn cr, and a se l e ct pasty, Wiled yegterday with Lord Mayo, it. his Lordship's house, in New Noriolk-street, 'Mayfair. The Eitri.of Mouth entertained 114 mall party of friends at dinner, yesterday, , st his house in .Eit. Mr. Sutratoot left,town yesterday for Stafford, in order to pay , an ele4lioneering visit old Ctiesittuents of that lioroitgh, the majority of whom are said still to retain their Omar -sentiments in his ipour. y es terday, a Court of Direaors w as h e ld t h e ac t India House,- whenespt..M. HAMILTON w 45 sworn into the command of the ship I3ombay, cot ) . signed to China iftruta. The Couq_adjouirieit,at six ii4tick till thii dap ;: ~' `•; i ri NAVAL NtWS. PLYMOUTH, rho. )(J.—The Calharin4, UPPEN AN, that arrived bete yesterday fintii G.-1114)QU, Malta, arid Gibraltar, with'a cargo of oil, bound to London, on her passage experienced very bad wea ther. during which the cargo shifted, and was damaged. Arrived the Lyra brig of war from Corunna, but hai not brought any news. - Sailed the Semiramis frigate, Ca‘piain Ric SON,` (or the.coast of "Fiance; and , the Foxhound 01.. ) , wF vyass captain PAtitsg, on a cruizd iorthe Channel, Carrie down the harbour, and anchored in the Sound; aftet having been refitted, the Princess Char, lone frigate. 4 .The liengeur man of war firm hence to.' mortoW morning, for Port;Mooh. PORIIMOInki i DEC. 11,--Tire LiSbell convoy sailed today, under the prote6tion of his Majesty's ship Copalra. The Mediterranean pi:ll4l,ore waiting fOr Sbliie ships,frOrn the eastward. ..Therwillil?econgoyed by the liallanah and Volcano, andlail diredlynker their arrival. • The. Tigris Indiaman'is'expeaed bete; and pro bably Will arrive in time to .proceed,:onder convoy , of the Aosta. ti • Sailed the Partridge on acrukze.,. ):c1 DEAL, DEC. I l.—Sailed his Majesty'' ship's Mar tin, Rapid, and Specuktur, for the Westward, %,vitli the whole of the outward-bound coasters and col- hers. Came down from the River the Tigris East. India . man, and the Num, li. \v,Krtis, torGlO:ida. • CA= down from the River, and pHiiised.thibugh the Downs, the Arnison Last Indianrin. FALMOUTH, DEC, 9. , ..7:rilo.3lanChester wicket is gone int'a Roads. and will sail for the Weal In. dies when.the wind is fair. • Arrived the Fr g,* 1 : 1 1 11E, !from ttini dad in eight, works passage. , . • Yo s mouni, Mg. t 1,.. ! --Arrived, Sad pissed through. the ItiKds to the Southward the Albun cutler, from the Northward. :,. ' INAVAL.APPort , tniaNTs.--Capt. Wm. Bedford is appointed to compand the Prince of Wales; a 98, gun shin, at Sheerness; Charles Lennock, to the courogiux, latelystAturned from the Thltie ; Lielit. Alexander Nl'Donald ro the arrior; Capt. John Eveleigh is appointed''to cominstiel the Jasper sloop, in' the room of Cantata Hunlake, deceased ;nir, Thomss Berry,. to be Ttrser &the Minotaur, a new 74 gun shin I. An application was on Tuesday made to,theroitrt 'of ,Ad.piralty, on the part ' u f the c l a i ro ant i . of several, of the detained Swedish vessels, that they might be 'restored. The, necessary proofs of their, being SWedish proptriy having been ,addoced, and no farther objeetien being made on the part' of the. Crewn, a Decree of restitution was:Accordingly made. The , remainder of thesecases weteproeeed ad in yesterday. 'The:muses: of the shi p ; . qr.fon ail d Adrian, Were stated. by. Paler •Jacksmit-z-FOrther proceedings were then deferred until this.clay. Un Tuesday se'nnight fifty buoys were launched 'from. Plymouth yard, to he placed in the Sound, .for the purpose of directing the ves. , ,els Where to throw out their cargbes df stones,'Sie: The sotind., lugs are found to • be, extremely irregular, The depth of ‘ wArer at, the Tistker. 'Buoy, MIRA' is ittated, in the latest sailing direEtions, to be eighteen feet only, is found to be forty-two ;' other places . have lost their stated, depth, and' it wilt, therefore, be ne cessary to send down a considerable! equatitity of tubbi,h, &c. at first. Theinner molt; will be cir coin nut, contr4ry, to genetaL expeelation, the outer one will be straight. . . .Qoatmettes. 1. LIVERIPOOL..--011 a comparison of prices during the .montit of November,' it appears: that most. -commodities are on the advance ; hence the commercial arrangements between 'his coon try and France have 'preyed tatrotirable to trade, and British .manuladures beinghi:lW •in figie schedule .of articles, the - French •Govera'rner t t .sane ikon. a commercial- intercourse with 4113 country upon principles of reciprocal benefit, British Plan larion - Sugars :have experienced a. greet improve ment. during-, the month. The specolAtive de mand for Coffee has been very extensive.; the public sales of the week' are abeut be casks, and .eun bags, besides considerable" business . . dune on 'private account ; but the fi r t lel e is yet Very low. Dyewoods are in request . by the consorners. The late contract fur 200,660 gallons of Rum has be= Befitted the article. Indigo remains very steady in price. The 'stock of , Mediterranean larpditeeN very small, 'which is the chief reason . why ;many bring the advanced ptices,,,, - . ) *-ibes are still getting up in price. A few pamskof Vikey ' fine Brimstone are offering' at 341. t 9 351. Ter ton, ....Ashes are in fair demand. Tobacco' Is-a trifle tiigher. The demand .for. Cot*, hay been spirited t.. 4 atoughout the month, and the arlie)o.is , still rising, but- as the bulk of besiness is trensa6led upon speculation, the property only .olinges,hends, and will be brought again upon,the tip:4ot at the same iime our imports fall off very materially, The sales of the week comprise 9,400 bags. Mrs. SIDDONS ) it seems, really means to: visit ~ Edinburgh, tot the purpbee of taking a final leave of the stage at that place,. before site, renewi her en ragetnent in the spring at ,Covent Carden' Theatre., This theatrical. excursion will, of course, be of great edvantrige to her son, who is the manager of the gdinbUrgli Theatre, . Died yesterday,it her Loose in Foley-place, Mrs. EsitS, widow of the late JUALI Pnl3, 1,3 e. rttvpsoß, tn:c. It. .1 The King vats his meats regularlyoind is tolerably *well in bodily health. This morvittg the Queen and Princess 'Elizabeth went to • Fivgwore. E i incesses Augusta and So iihta, accompanied by Lady Ely, Lord Walsing. ham, General Gwynue, and Colonel Taylor ) rode op horseback. • THE TnitATtot.—The tragi-comic drama of .7)4c Iron Chest was last night pertortned at Covent-gar den Theatre. • An apology was made, by NIVItAY, i before the play commenced; for the absence of Mra vi KEMBLE, on account of indtspostiiion, and jor, th substitution of a Mrs. CeAtas in the part 4Af Juall4. 'We wale:m. 4 w, howover, some time since,: . thai'Mrs. C. • li,..EMBE . had resigned the port, whic!fi t . 'indeed she originally perforinrd, and had re-: - issuini ztt on a particular tic a 001,), :but Which,: in reality , is unworthy of her . ialnts and proper rink as an* 'actress. But be tliat;'as it . may, Cii:9-Es ac-. quitted herself well on the occiision that shC : . Clad - no' reason to: regret her ,4 - itavittg b!en thus drawn Iron) obscurity, - though' on' a short I , c) tied,- The merit of in the charac . - kg , of Sir. Edward itictranze;',. is so well known that it calls for no additional' comment ; it is sufficient to say, that .he excited. hiinself with unabated . •zeal and energy. Mr. fitnstr.sy, rho recently appeared at this Theatre in the part of The Knight of SnoWduan, performed the , part of 1 Ho very ' Properly i.vtd the track of Mr. C.' KENIALE, who preceded him in this . charaifier, and, except that he W is forinal in his utterance and StitilAbreriiilundatit in his H4tion, he displayed' wients i hat art likely, to render trim a useful addition to the Company:. The indis position of Mrs. LI.StON ;OreaSloll6d 'ai!ro'the allot. meat of the part of Brethrra* to Miss Boi..roN,' who is obviously improving 'so 'fast as an - actrcsk . and ci singer, and-performs all her - characters with so-much unaifetied good sense, - thst she, - is deserv- ' eat)! becoming alavourite with the plblic. A this play is supported' by FAWeEtt, "ASTON, EM El{ Y . , and Mrs. Grans, who are all exce!lent in !heir te speClive,cliaraCters, is not wonderful . that it con: 'nines to heAtiritaive. WastmrNsTmit PLAY.—The favoitrable account. which we 'gave of the first representation of Andria of TERENca, by the young Oen''elven of Westrninstei Schotil, was fay c,,nfi:rneti on they repetition of that petfoinio.:ico. 13,1 flight: There.. was a very la r ge .aria elegant audience, aiiongs wlinni were many visitors of high distinction in thn learned circles. .„ The Captain of the School spoke the Prologue with great spirit. The Epilogue, as usual, referred to a temporary topic, .and the subjea of ,it was• VACCINATI mi. The cqmppsition ,cvosi l t i ed of a dialogue,' of high the interlocutors were Xysis, Davus, ard Crito. Illysis brought forward, in ter rible prray„ all the objections which the,enemies of this practice have nrged in opposition toit.. The topic was handled with great wit and humour; and we cannot, agree with a diurnal Critic, that , "'the subject is rather out of date;." far, it.is so important to mankind, and is still so resolutely opposed , by . Medical assailants, and the prejudices 01 the-vulgar, that it It cap be supported by wit and. itunatur, as well as by argument and fah, we conceive that the' powers of imagination are laudably employed ; when exercised in a discovery so beneficial Ap lituwn na ture.' In justice to the merit of t h e sevefaLPer formers, we subjoin the DRAMATIS PIIRSONM. s Sirno . - LONGiLY. Sosia . . WtasrA. I,LivuS - - BEANRIT • M)'SiS • • Gtvr4. PAmehiltts . - W t L.3o:i. Charintis . . To3Rs. , Byrrilia . . •• A Nruitiws., Lesbia - - ' .13ut.L. elkremes . . PA•tmtx.. lk:rito - • 14•1)uNxitt. Drum') . - ' RICIIARDa. We have intelligence frorn Copenhagen, that Mr. F.; ving„ Special, Minister fromr•the United States at: that Court, has at length. received an . ansvfer i .to his remonstrance against the eundenstrattrilf•bpfore the Ttibunals of Parts ofAmerican .vessels brodglit.,ipto Danish' Ports. He is informed,. that , the, 440611 Admiralty Courts have no jurisdiaion over,the ves sels in question, as they were captured beyond the, limits of - the Danish ,waters,' or at the distance of more than fonr miles. front. the coast. !‘; ;71 Shute' advice); of an interesting Y nature hive been received front Madrid, A • private Couneif of the Ministers had been held, and anothericomposed of Juskru, JounpAN, and DOULTANNe. These Meet ings took place in consequence of intelligence from . Guadalaktra, that D. JUAN MARTIN, the 4mpeci nado, was at Siguenza, 'and that he was matching , towards the city by the road of. Torija and BO- Ituega. From the latter the garrison had• been with drawn to Goadala)tara, where it strengthened- tty men froni ,'Ocala. Precautions were.takenlo left the wheat arid other mumble property which was in the neighbourhood of Tarincon ) the Guerilldparties approaching that place in great strength: 'The Pre fed of Toledo had stated the deficiency bf hie 'means for the support of Ina troops, and , the rediretion of the force was 'occasioned by the number of sick the division of General F0y...-. • • . The report of fl misunderstanding between Mr. HASTINGS and - Major Score WAarivo,' has tken contradicted ,sorne.oltheMorning Prints. tias been sornething-too much in the ptio ii,; p r i nts respeding the.. late :sepsratirrh, beiween a certain Personate and -a. celebrareatitSsi; Thit the deserted party has Tondsgted 'herself 'prOperly during the lodgrntereoorse w !rich has thus terniin I has been. readily askno ledged by the ty from • whom complaint might have been expea4d, if therc were any reason.. for complaint, andeinaili%iirdtil)y',ibr-e ran gernents that. may take. place, they n constriered .as subject , for , public 'attention ; it is enough that-they are satisfactort :td the panic concerned. The Elephant is lodged in comfortable quarters-, nearly under the stage at( Covent -Garden Theatre.-- Be 113 S; it Seems, shewn more restiveness, when be has been summoned to rehearsals, than could be expected, considering the general docility of the animal. On a recent occasion, it is said, he conlp only be induced to proceed half-i,Vay towards the stage, trod- when it was -found impracticable to (hake hint attend hit duty, he- was found equally resolute i n refusing to return to his drersit•roarn., grIENOS AYItES, ~,. Vrom k'he BUENOS AYRES GAzErro of tho sitth September, 1841. ........., , BUENOS AYRES, SEPT. 19.-...-PfOteStSlloo of b. Generals of the. Army of the Eastern Irentist, against the rumours which had b een disserninstal, unfriendly to (he 4 unanimity of their sentiments t-- . TO THE JUNTA OF GOVERNMENT OF THI ' 14 0 ' - - VINCES OF THE RIVER PLATE. ....;1,1,4,aa . in .; . MOST RACELLENT SENOR', ~,r ; •t. - 1, having understood that rumours, Imbue. ,4blete the harmony, union , a nd friendslq, which prevail between the Generals of this army, hare bark °4s'ql,tlinated" to the i"JuLY of the:servicc, uve lota' 'aree-,, to give your Excellencya testimony 010 ,ltiatilirable liartnony Wlicli cements our operstia'' 1t . 4 Is ":1 if 'evt: . ryregliet . .l ebnfOrtnable, to the ltuentts, l • of the conntry,. We, the GeneralsGeneralsof the,Easiel Army,' in who,e bands. youi :Excellency haiplP:'l the arms of the Conntry, have hitherto condi:lom our militaryoperations in per tea con cert ;.arld"' Can assure your Eicellency, with all that ingenue s : ocss which 4,:haratter ises tts,tha since our first ow inurrltlnions, our agreement has been mutual , , cer ‘ e ( 1 9 C ' t e 'r ui r ls c it i i i) p r‘. be a t i w i etts ur i se ati astreill)1;altierdestipe5inn: Alga lirtv u. 111 h. i 'S r i 1I i. -':: L.. WO loth owe to the moo escu: - Junta ti•"heen a , new means of consolido in C lP ; The great obj t ea. °wards which oar united f oliar . operations arc •difeard,is the liberty and .iadeire'u'r (fence of our native country' :. toll we de " t t e f!o'nur 11,1tb.r6, 'an our'laboursp: and will CVO sacrta- - d . ' 'lrrres . :in its defende. All the riflicer9 whom we loc i the:honour iOedmmandbreatlw siniii3rsentime"l,'.i lilt and tO"ail'united in the. Performance at . the ll : 1 10 „ litary,ctindions, as friendly in their social co,at.. nica6°Eli° :,Wes therefore, trust, that your tat' . leney will dons the honour to dissipate eetY'',.. ', picion,• and will condescend to receive i b is efq.'' n i of short Of our. sincerity, a s ' t he st tongeit pledge — t, unalterable union, and of the respectful regaid wil.ivca. Ike: Icel .. for your Eicetiehcy.—God res e° ) tuaily years. ' " Jose lioNosi ,• , 4, .1, 54 Alitehl. tine, hnc One kir Ptit real due sisti trti l cot] the tit) rec tea mu the pea (Signed) ‘-‘ ilea ' quarters, at Arroyo Scco, ..:. 1. Sept.. s-:" _., .have y . said, --- PROVINCES .OF•THE IN ow 'We repeater..l • th., Desaguact:ro'"has tended in a considerable ac., 'wee to make us' acquainted with the' teal titterer, which all' the itihOitiints of the iateticir feel it 11 , 1 great catiqe'o'f America t' and on even' occiaioes classes have - awifested tbeli: A diictene , ' ! ID it, tiic:r ' fi rin resolutiOn to. sacrifice•.evry thing. 4 Suppolt. - Well Oat our;plislotturiee_ll "- Snor, psriiient, and DePuty . , W.. Dc i _departed for Peru,' hate arrived 31 Cordoba,..o I,tave.rctceiFed,,Tiom the inhabitani!; of that oil tip m .. 0 31 affecting proofs,ot patrioti,m,. Theyl v4 . 6 displayed an anxiety truly laudable, to CO'oj,llo , promoting those great, exeitions Calied lor b) I ,', ILingeTous situation of it instead of VI Tntimidated by ins perils.' 'these dangers ineresioji; proportion .as the spirit r;f• patriotism growl c 7,4 and 'nothliig . i3 to be feared, it we are au geloa by' eitia - energy and regolori.."• _ senti" '::`.Htlallos AYites, Sari . . 11. --tin the rept- • flow andpetition of the mOst excellent Cabildo ( cp ': P o o ,rnte body) of this 'city, Don Joaquin Col)1;;,40 'ectkarrat War and of the Governmeut, 1 1 6 . 0 do disniissed by . the 'most excellent Juat4; an t t o • night of .Ydsteiday was conveyed without ltw„,„, for the purpose of consulting the quiet and tr a n ' d ' o , City of its . inhabitants; whiCh . were greatli 0 0 • geied 'by his continuance. ln coasecinare,u,,,t, Senor Member* Don Jnan Alagon ed to the-of fi Ce'of Seeretary in his room, °bey perform the funetiOns'thereof In 8114 6 blt tlc ailirf Public nistiCe.is itins.given of the above! by i f otiOe t3o%;etnritent,-for the due informatioa so derstaiding of the provinces. • - • - • .4 ...,. , ____ has been app d o,,iii bi i 10 1 M is th C, n) ill ' 3, C; ~i .I ' , :: I Li Wb le a . 7 '......""""."'' A rAgr s 1..., „eat), f rom'!fi-Petersburgh,. that. Bile to s , A4:131 oinde:l" pere m ptorily of the f:mperor Pro ,121 ) d emand the immediate payment of the Dutch to ....cam,nteiA.:lsilterte.iuut..yeeinixonc:fhiroa'htnn:g)es-e•Paloi,uattdt.hatu'oraiovi;tr,olytt,sreesonc.:eilb;re: °„( hi the detest Majesty's Mediterranean, su ,ciiitr.r.„istn h t :h z 211::13 1031:106YbiiiCiler::::53idlitrl':13:6/ 'N' l'oel'°' olievoatipesit:abtrii.oyidow_sitlt,itsg:,:ttegtp:retait.ttaiirptiisenots:titc:ienienltsceticiraatt inhabitants ste o sof f oof, f t' : . 3 ',. oii r li e e: ni nc, iiicfi l : i h o illii:6l,: that General BLArt. 8 0 sti ci e ,o , ,, from inundating the ' country round that citi,;:: iti3 e96rinx:dxtinF_lneQnsn_rigilag:retillheyNeGsulaoHn4sitgatuti;i:iannp.ebtfita;essiet...l76tdit' ycLiseuillditectifdattyhee:°:Petc:: tote it6 a_ .ac U e tti .s_ cer , .and 30 men of the 15th.fiusitgo 'eel' fli t . it ' e to r 'Liitigliborongh , as ?lots w ere e..r j 0 eel there but by an • espris the General 11103/0 no ,Things, it is supposed, were quie, 1 , % . , l i ff' iliti:ek'Yestsrday the whole of the licriolor'a 0, iv :,• i tmder . command of Colonel taverlier° 'id .4:1(17 heie frOip 'Mehon Mokvbray ;.. l, vi e: 1 1 :oW; the. 767111 gt.gl°"' & c . Cast night Colo pet l ' o poi of 0 , i'Latvlsais, arrived here to take ltiect! act the. hi..J.13t.. regiment. .This morning abQt", 00 aL'irrecd-lat 'the -,BerltShire IVlitlitia tiere fe,l i e to ol ,oatitontuonts inlhe viciintyt of 11,1!!,.be ill.,v_i't inhte same number, will reniain lere.,.,`,iod iiit:'" -°I 1 he 2d .Nottfosbnit ,Lecnl Mk,:lkll`erff (.t \ iiio ",l en ' 1 i . l s '' i, : n. •', ' i",e,c.T,lll:cold,o,'eegdrrni.4"..a;giliCliCl.:, 4 0 Q : 1 07 , I t l n i it : r d o W' of t . O N I S I l ii j ° t I r t 1 IGwel r ' r le i ' i r. t ' .. thing remains- vell 00(114 oli;Puke 9 t i:S="t•caotle, Lorcl•Lieetenint „trod , "Y,nttended ifiis j a y a raceting of ' l .ll l ' at th e co • unty H a i). - . d ''' "'v,_,' 411'03(1001y accident, it is fearey , ° ~sct e A CCLI.fr SI '="111"d" night hist in Whitsurble 1 3 i, tor ite 4071.,,,there, left ot the vessel, eSscsoreil:iionn'irbeeveloindigaptlilinotii:roti i.bre the lookout after itouggkrs, ji-„,,,lit'' I n . : been heard ' of ; but the-b Oat; twu'e b eea . driven bats , with the ammunition che'l'h'v 11 °II I, I P bOar e ; °I) th're, and hence it is interreaLi.% erf --.:Ge,..,' lilaY‘-'„Pe' is lied: The names of the cr„%tivt. 9 ( i RH _ -..ge rltintile-, Y sitter °W the boa!, A '' o i Fr vifrcitll Will. Douglas, and "VlrAlter 14cildicV1111011 Y il a am ; John Waters, ,John . ill ' 111 and Stephen Turucr, all of .11/e..., i 1 ;