The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-22 00:00:00

~. z ~ l, '. ~'~ o 4M*l F ' S el 'lon.' Attorney, M y r. L. j„Vra '1,1) .Ifflte t - Po , . land. place. I„ tittioel. tiwintisditch, war,houserrian and slnpseticr, pity 23, 30, aacl Ang,ust 31, at tea, at Guildhall, London , . A tiornies, Messrs. Tomlinsutis, and Thomson, ThcHolicirton.street. ' 'I„ Wood, Liverpool. met‘nant, August 12„ 13, and 31, at at the t -, 1, , tie Lavern. lohn:street, Livetpool. Attornies. Messrs. sinviral(' and Atilington, Lotutun ; and :•lessrs, I 'Atm and Topham, Liverpool., W. Letvis, ne I Ict,haro, G loucesterslitre, - , - .'racer,l ly 27, and Arigitst 31. the . Ritnti nn: 'i;lottee,ter. Att \tr. j. Nieakinies, ll,;re' court, Tempi.e, Lun. don 5 -.toil Mr. Gardner, G,:olicester., R. Lancaster, liiiitialdei, ; Angtist 12, at ttve, t 3, ar elescn, and 31; at tiVV, at chi re►'Ltna, i+l*ckbirrn, Lane..sters. AtturnteS, Mr. Wigglesworth, Gray's Inn, London; and Mr'. Wilkinson,'lllackburn, W Stwbriiige and C. sawbrid,e, Nmthampton, iron monger* anti' tik. 6, at ten, and 31, .4 , eleven, at the 1 1).:!acce.k North •mpton. At. turnieb, Mess's. Morgan and ley6, Bedlord-'square, Lon ,cLoi ; and Mt 'I . !eyes, Nortil.ll,l)ton. ' T. jUllli>r~ti, Oxioict.3t.teer, annih, Int) , 23,11, and August 31, at' ten, at. Guildhall, E.,+•adon. , ,Attorney, Mr. R. r en -court, keneliurch . §trcg.l• 1. Luthvig(le, kichinund 7 place; Vii,;tAkl4,'Wiltviirth, Sur rey, inso/..iiice-brolcvr and - coal matliatird p. 7, 31, and August 1 , , at eleyeo, at Guildhall, janittnii, A ttornies, Biessrs' I , ,ilmer, 1 loiunisons, and ThOuips3ll, CO3;111.111- . court, 'Throgniortori•street. 1. F. 24 tenbury , Cipthall.caurt,, Landon,.. tratirance broker. and merchant, fury 27, August 3, and 3 ti,at twelve, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Pasmore t WarittOrd-court, ThrogntOrtui-ttreet. Hose,. jun Walbrook, ,Landon, merchant, Illy 27, August .$, and 31, at twelve.. at Guildhall, Attornies, Messrs Lolbett, Win burn, and Collett,: Chancery-iane, London. T. Stacey, Wan !swarth, Surrey, maltster and corn-dealer, uly 30, rktigusi 3, at eleven, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. R. Chaisley, Mark.larie, 1, lludgkinson, jun. Short •strect, Curtatir-toad, Shoreditch, acaveriger,,ltti) 30, August 3, at eleven, and 3), at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Marrs. DeraPll and 'Barker, Gray's - Itut. Ann Lanchester, St. lattes'a-street, milliner and dress. maker, filly 27, August 3,, at eleven, and 31, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. tranch, Union-court 13roact Stiect. T. Halliday, Old South Sea +louse, .Broad.street, London, ' merchant and insurance-broker. July 27, August 31 and 31, at one, at Guildhall. At tornies, Messrs Gregson, Dixon. ' and Gregson Allot-court, Throgenortori-street; W. Hubble, darttOrd, Kultoniller, I uly 23, 30, and August V. at ten, at Guildhall, London. ,Aiturniet, Mcisrs. Stratton and Allport, Shorediteh. R. Bay, ly, Kennington; Surrey, m lerchant, lily 27, at eleven, 31, at ten, and - August 3r. at two, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Gregory, Prospeet-place, near Newington- Causeway; Sunray, - V. Talochort, Old .Band.steeet, Hanover-square, druggist and surgeon, I uly 23, alai August 31, at ten, at ,Guild.. hall, 1.-nuon. Attorney, Mr. Winfield, Great Marlbo rough•st reel. •tharription, Manchester, eerdwainer, August 8, 9, and 31, • at eleven, a; the Star I lin, Manchester. Attornies, Mess rs... Kay and Iterairaw, Mancheater. . • , W. Hart, Ty atem,•ll , lll"plaa., Northuinlierlancr,ship-owner, August 8, la. laeleven, and 31, at ten, Wit hu ,, George inn, Viler in street, Newcastie.upori-Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Atkinson, Wildes, and Mackarall, Chancery-lane, Lon. don And Mr. Carr, Neweastle ~upon.. Tyne. DIVIPNIVD3. Altering IL Scott, South Cadbury, Sometsetabire, bber, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. August 9. R. Chelsea, India tUbbet.intinittatluier, at t.selvc, a+ Guildhall, Lonclon.--Atiguit 13 , I. Sititord; Wiltshire, auctioneer, at eleven, At the Kirkg's Antis Inn, Malksharn.-- AURUSt to. K. B. l'onssett, Last-lane, itettnatidaey, hint, at eleven, at Cuilithall-Ari• guilt 26. NI, • C Watson, Chatlale Str'e'ef,'l3loriinsbury, 3aCenlan; at elevep, at Guildhall. storey and K. Storey, St. Margaret!s•hill, Borough, linen.thapers, at twelve, at Guildhall, .Augustio. I. Dinisdalc, curl upon-Hull, dealer, at twelve, at - Guildhall. -August to I. aylur, King's-road, Hanover-square, white- smith, at ten, at - August to. I. Ctossley, merchant, at eleven, ' , at Guildhall. -August to. i.. Bary, Norsvich, printer, at tour,' at the King's Held Inn, 'Nor. August I 0 . T. Corittoril and C, Comfort', Miliord coal.merchants, at teti, at Guildliall.---luly 27 W VOstxrty and E. loAteby. Liverpool, merchants, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverprul.-Angust to K. Gibs. 4., Leieestrir-stteet,Weatruinatei, vidtuatler, at eleven, at Guild ball. -August to. I. Parsons, yen. and J. Parsons, „jun Ludgate-hill, book seilefo, at eleven, at Cuildhall.-August 0, H. York, Carey . lane, poster-lane, silk-dealer, at one, at Guildhall.-August t 7, Hickcox, Worthing, draper, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. -August 17. j.. Munro. Cliponne•atreet, tailor, at twelve., at August 17, I. Cooper, °Mord-street, urnbrellu•snaker, at eleven, at Guildball.•-•--August 22. J. andW. Birks, Lime-erid, Stat. tordshire, potters, at twelve, at the Union Hotel, Latte•end. .-Atigusi's I. Maneoc k and I. West, Liverpopl, mer. chants, at twelve, at the York (loteli•Williarrison.quare, Liverpool. CHRTIFICATES, Au twat : to. T. Docuira., Ilackney,dealer,, M, Rarrison Carlisle, 1113- --C, Hall, Liverpool, merchant—R. Crocket,Calne, Wilts, shopkeeper. - W Fosbery, and Ingleby, Liver pool, merchants. -.1. 5010111011 St. ithrtio's-cotirt, ter.square, unihrella.niaker. , -11. lelkrvs, Mekornbc Regis, Drosershire, linen-Ordpa. --R. Cowell, Smithfield Bars, salesman.---W. Liverpoll, broker. , w Stiedield, tobitcconisL—W. coges...ind C. Cat:, I...ocklertibuty, ,London, wine-merchants. . I loppc, Church-street, Little 4litiOries, nuithentath;4l instrument. maker, . PREACH PAPERS, t Further Extreas from the. t) , T(rt M, Mollettil to the Legiihtive FINANCES OF HOLLAND. " Upon the union of flatland to the Empire, her system of imposts presoned CollSiderationi which dellyed the ottrodue4on at.. the.l4`rettett ,axes; but the way of the E:npire, and the Mk tests of these departments, do not admit of the contiou;sion of autit a siate of thin 6 s. Ills ibldrsty has infixed a period to it, and that determination secure; him new titles to the grat.ttirle of. that portion of his subjeris : they will see in it at once the beneficent int , ution of 'heir Sovereign to Matto .1 hem partici pate in all the advantages of the great E. , ,phe of which they form a part'; and a new pro,d, ot his' paletnat sotteittid , , which CllooBl.'B to grant the time Deceb,ary for without ureoipit:ttiou,' chao?`e so col; Criivinced that, Witlitut this entire they cannot enjoy the nu tnert?us advautagcs bid) they must 'clerive from uniform sy.iern otitnposti, ,and fri..e ititeruil common te;11 t ages necosary to fteeir ex istent , anti to their wk;ll.heing---u:e inhabitints of ci-devnia lioitand form to:. 111 Q ar rival t,l tie (twirl,. 1)1 tvli-n Ftench faxes shall be there introduced, a ,d \Awn liee •bareiers wolch, that res:lect, st,parate torli) h ire reta ot the em pire, shalt be. reinoV,Al. M j-sty haivingoliere fore, tis:ed the CottllllellCelrltlll. (41 . 111! year l ki l3, at farthLsi, .r their enjnyineor ot twnetit, ihey have, good grnu •.sts to chtridt th e novr.., that the pe. rioti te: nti4ight s,ill nearer, should it appe:tr, fruit an zvettrate ex.tenination," that 1114, Clitfic.,lti,p IC1.1; .-11 are s'lllo 111 , .1;111!1 iniurmeunt sudi a favo ur ek.oold redo-A.)10 their gratitude. I',UI;I,IC 'ri le 6 b title of the law i:oporti s tfAt the nin . A.iffituil of the debt sh•,tild ht fixed at .1101110os.; that thib , 86,111' tie Vet ::e, wittiotti at the b-Illt• time est..th.i,liwg a It•01 , .1, tAltriknelit 'to bi ipg , the whole t)t the d , tit ivith ot the aniouot above specified in the course et y aro. " Itt liVattet'S of tittaoce, the quellien bay been _ or eipiti6es agitate should be regulated on . the produce ot' its Ordillary 106.041retv ; Of whether,these ordinary resources way not by augmented by extr,,orainAry measures and taxer,ln pro)ortiodth the wants and circumstances of :ha tuotneht. " •An individual deranges his fortnne, if he does not regulate his' expellees and his mode of living try his :file sone principle is applicable. to small Siates, Whose means are circumscribed within AllitEWN .11111 . 1t3i4t iyi , 4langerous for'.such • States La over-step them, even though they should derive:a• momentary advantage from it. The Cave is not the same with States of the first rank circumstances and events which might dry up the:sources oft tl:eir posp-rity, or atiect their existence, may force thcm to etforts which exceed limit ordinaty means, ,and- . aggravate the burden of taxation., 'J i particu- - larly, applicable those Whose -Strength and felinity of territory present certain tesources tnen able then? at a future period to re:ieve titcmsOve, itotp s tie embarrassltent produced by an over- : load o dcbt or taxes, Such. Nations r.:trinixt, withgut.en , dangering their existence, sa..rititie to met e ; consider ! . ations of finance the po, , erful interests of a ilgh po licy. We mai een go Luther : the .Gwernnsent of a coutAry, such ad ..;t: have described, would nut perform its ttaiy, if, fi.om mottoes of economtaione, it should neglect the dietaies of iirudence and fore sight. It must look to the present, think of 4110' future, but must not fear it. Nevertheless it will' be always dangerous, riven for'the gientest State,. never to thihk of the extmetion of nehts; .which, from urgent ciroumstances, it bas bven:k)bllged w. contract beyond its ordniarymeanS and resources.- 7 : Tile decline or the ruin of many States who have rte.' girded ibis principle evince its twill. • • " A wise GOvernment will always labour to di minish its debts 1 and if it is good policy that 'capita lists who wish to place a part of their fortune in the public funds, should have an opportunity at placing them in those of their country, in stead of .Aging obliged to seek fOr It abroad, it is not less important ,o bring back the public • debt to rage and proportion which sbail it i peat suitable' and sufficient tor at toching.the fortunes of individuals to ihai of the public. • " are the principles w hick chara6terise the arrang•anctits laid down in•the 10th and t ith Zr i des of the law. The per v e , ual debt is there fixed .11 80 ; and this ni.ociniunt ismot to be ex eeed,d it bout a sinking folio beng appropriated for its liquidation, and the perpetuaLorbt being -brought back 'in about 20 - years to the rate of - so niMions. " happy is the nation governed by a Soil!► reign who tia4 caused an arrangement so salivary to he . converted, into a bw, and the internal sire ngtb and trsout Ces of which, independent 01 all external Cdt3Ses, an.i resultnig from the adVantages 01 i.s get)• graphical portion, the fertility of its soil, aticl the ItYlMemily ill {l3 t. t dory tv.d p:q)ulation, gave' se. curvy .not his beneficent intentions staill alWays be realised." / AL Moderns concludes his oration in the follow ing mintier : " Let 011 (1G h ./II13, 3 0%! 10 the genius, who, ternii nating our,itysiortulies, has causal order to arise from the rnittt of contusion, nod raised this empire to such a degree tit strength .ind glory Let us btcyk Heaven tor navitig listened to Ina vows anJ to by granting a soh it) his patero:d tenderness.. May , the birth 01 this to it of Ind throne of the Caesars con. firm all our hopes,and utake us4,ok forward to future times with C.lllll,itAti. Educated under the eyes of him who has created soluaii). great things, he will march ru his loot.sieps with a him and tqual pace. Nurtured in his, wisdom, and in ad his profound thoughts, tie will j tin to strength the wish to. eon. soliatite so Many diusirious labours. . The constant object of the soli. it ow.: ct his fattier and hi, sovefeigh, he will Constitute his happniess during a long s , lies of years, aid give him the happy assurance of his having perpetu ited in his other se4 the Waxy ot his' name, the splendour of his etivirei and , the happiness bf his peopie." • • , No other speaker rising, the discussion. was closed. The Legishitive.Bouy deliberated upon. 'the 'Oatt, And ohnvurted it into a law. TheiSitting closed. PA R IS, M,:ljesty held a COUIIcII of Cow lierLe yelterday rat Trianon, . On Thursday last, his ..Maiesty, accompanied by his architeet, M. Fontaine, visited the palace'at :Ver. salles, and minutely inspected every apartment. Hr also inspetled the stables. Letters from all' the departments state, that the harvest wiirprOve most aoulitlant. We learn trom Vienna, under date of the 3d instant, that some young foreigners, who had in a public assendily uttered some unguarded remarks utipin politiCal sobjeaS, had been ordered to (init. the Austrian dominions. thG letters fioni real, lately received at Vienna, Speak of nothing but peace. WC qiave advices from St. Petersburgh of the loth ult. The Government ti-inaisia in Volltynia were to be exposed to sale in the.beginningut the .inonili. A census had been' ordered to be taken of the Russian population. It is to be corripleied be fore the lst of January. , The objed of the measure u to reguiste the impositioLi or the CapitatiOti'l4 l " Those who neglect in their names, are to pay a double impost, hand a sue . of 600 tOotile9. •Magistrales fading in the execution of their. duty, respecting this bu.iuess, with be imptisoned one A French brig arr;vecl at Otranto from Cor(u an th e stab ult. six days. She brought an account that ten vessels which had sailed tram Otranto for Corfu, had sitfely'arrived 'there, notwithstaittliog their Itarnig, during a.nart of the vevage, teen pur sued, by an brig. The enemy's squadron CriV Zilll6 Ca Collo consists of ten vessels of various raters. His Majestytic brig Renard, on the 30th ult. cap , ture'd au English xtUde, in the Guiph of Genoa. STUDS lIDAV. India Stock, 117; r74{ imitA Bowl , 11,. pr. 3 pct CCU% 1796, Ex4:154 , 11 i;,11... par, 2s. pr. omoluia, I y 1 ills: Cotta. tor 23th A 45. till 63 o, Vl3Tt lic110: stuck, .t3qi NAV.' c.pt! t rn 93+ 94 11'136 s per Cent, 4 0,1" . cut. 7tS 79 ir 79 3 C•f CW, 1(0 . 1 61 4 1 ) e* ;..Pi` , CCM. COPS- 63 link I,Aost. ib AN,kIIPLA —2 Dublin, t ‘Vatertor.l. Dua--1 Cadiz, t Duti lin, i •Watert-onci. i7r L' ILIAr g . • HOUSE OF 'PEERS ) . iiATURDhY, ii/LY 20. • The Bank totes Bill was retinned With Amend ments from . the Commons, by Mr. Wharton and other Members. The Amendments were, on the motion of the Earl of Liverpool, lead and ordered to be taken into consideration on . Monday. The Lords to be summoned. The Militia Interchange Amendment Bill was, cm the 'notion of the Earl of Liverpool, read a second time ; tlic cotninitinent negatived, and toe Bid or dred to lie read a hiid time to-morrow. In the Arptal Meniies v. Beresiord," judgment 'was aff.rmea: `Mr. Heath attended ai, - COurisel in a Writ of Error; jodgibent in whielt.was affiinied wilt; 1311. Costs, and Mr. Bailey in another Writ of Error judgitient in wilicniwas atlirmel wvith i 291. costs.' in the appeal 4 ! Filzpatrie'v. , Syme," the Lord' ChaniTilor delivereu liiti opinioo, and (natter coo.: sider'ution WAS postponed till Monday. 'the Wink' notes Bill WAS, on the motion;of 'the Earl of bisiderdale, ordered to be printed as am: ed by The Coinintiti4; Adjourned till Monday. • ' „ . . . , tilt I OF VatiCKs Ti;11 I' I'IViLLV O'CLOCK Consols - fiz Red. k Opinittm r dis. 1 1 i t U N. SAUlti Dlt.iß • FAI,IIU)A AUDILAT ? LONDON, MroNDAY, JULY 22, 1811. " Itindsor-Castle, July !811. " His ,NIASII6TY has hat' some bleep in the night, anu is upon the whole a little better. " M. 13A11.1.1E. " W. tIEBLIMEN. 11. "9r Castle, duly al, tatt ff The KING has had several hours sleep in the course of the night. ilia IVlAmsor is this morning much in the same state in which hi: was yv4erday." • (Signed.tts abovv.). txt - raa of a letter Iran an (Miter Mo. Gitraltur, i dat.ed Basque Road, June 1,15 " la the 'afternoon of Filday last, the boats of. the sqUadion at this anchorage_ were dispatched.'hy, „ , Commodore IiLANtrIN, under the orders of Lien 7. tetini,t HAllRlN'orort 'of this ship, to 'intercept: 3' conv4 of aheut twenty. chase mrCes, deeply taddti, making a runt from isle n'Aix to Rochelle._ in a dashing style, drove tile greater part under their - batteries ;- -hut utrfor innately while- wearing off shore, the barge, m fl% hich he, was,' received a IltiOt in the soars-sheetq, which killed three men and wounded' four; the iqyat imMediately sunk, having a t welve-pounder cart onade , wit,li 'a propor , - lion of shot in her. It is With;disgrace to the.ene.; my, I inform you, four batteries instantly. confined their object (with round and grape shot) to.. the sinking boat ; however, we . su,tained' no-tUrther damage, as the. Sceptre and ; .I.gaitai.i. beats Mna d;ately picked them up, with the exCePtion,..of the three killed. The enemy's force under the strong witeti of Isle. d . Aix, is one line 7 of-battle ship and three frigates, seemingly with no , particular wish, to be conveyed into an English port, as they have their batteries very near." We have this dajr made some farther' extritla from the French Papers , .wliich arrived last wear. It appears , from the Report of M. Da MoLcitus to the Legislative Body, that' BUONAPARTE, 110hkith.. standing. all his foreign plUnder and all, his assOr7 ances (which were so loudly echoed in this country) that his Revenues exceeded his expenditure,- bas been otsliged to:incur a large public d...bt. • The people of France,however, are assured, that no in convenience will result from this public debt, be cause a Sinking Fund his been established. Those persons in this country who were terrified by, his . threats of conquering us by means of our . Finances, will read this Part of the Report with pleasure.; for our own pans we confess that our fears were not Very violent, even before we were favoured with 11)16, consolatory statement of the French financier.-- There Are many passages in this report of Al. de i Ntor.ettus which will appear strange to some of our patriots who have unifiat mly praised 131,7oNAPA RT measures, tnititary, politicat,, religions,. hutment', and connnercial, as.displ.iying the perfection of hu man wisdom. M. de MoLeitvs says, that it is dap.: serous for small States to exceed their revenues, hut ltat "the ease is not the saute with Stares.of thairst rank circumstances and events which migot 4 . 7 up the sources .of their prosperity or affect their ex ii•enOtt, may force them to efforts which clew: d their ordinary Means, anti aggravate the 'hurt hen ; at , 813 cli Nations,' tie says . , "Cannot, with' out endangering their ,existence, sacrifice to mere considerations of finance . the poWeitril iriter,lsts of $ nigh policy. We may even go further ; the govtln.t,ctit Of such as vets haVeclescribedt tint pet for 4/1 its duty it, troth motives ; o f -economy it should tre;lect. .thee dia4csi .ol prudence and= foresight..! This is Annie to ftagd • thd isve cono p Our ruin; beCluce, ‘, w e litive not, troin Motives°. economy Mane, nef,,,lated tl•,c &dales of rrild=rs and foresight." I reiT ,`~4' , l 'rile Gazette of ga,UritAy c) tnin4 e% trsEt; fm" he last Dispatches 11011, L d 1.,1NGT04, qatice . of which w e comnioho:ed to'oor D ario be ,n tectilvt 9rt Friday'la . st. Leiters have since fr o m Lord WELLIN6D)N tO the 4th ittSt, but the contain no public news, Sir JosErii Ey we undeitand, has not, reposed, s,iiled for AITICIICA. flii force, V.‘ d is dcstilled for a differeut quarter. Moil, fr o m Lisbon arcs arrived the Airline Packet/ CNA. ARVEIr, ilea) Willett the 10110i1 AreteXtrikets 410.0 V, JULY 7.—The arnieg are much !ate ;is they Vl , erc, "ou t eve n TI I 13i11 . 11e. s [lie !netny i 9 rather T ile 77. h And c 1 Rogin ten tt, and inna e nt " 2 landed.bere on Friday Irvin t t` LISBON , JULY 6.--Yeatiloay disirnbalketing 8( gush gin of Infantry, wh;cl) arn iod d:ty before, a nd yes!e:day morning a regioic WELLio r of H.,,ssars nurclieri to join Lord Ontwarl of the 21st, The nun: th J ue.w, ha : rivel ................ It is sail in th... F r ench. Pipers chit .Figueto wholly de,titute of pro‘kiens. Out we lest., ortt 'l'll'ooly of au ott.cial document piebetretl .11 Cortes, that this fortress is awl)! vravided I'f,. montos, given w. h articles of lo tory, 90 4 cp'l l. cl!r.cat}s hie (WO 14! t hat 4,etiod uf eolitea 'jai; *O.: eliti,itiejeeni:l6;m:il'n,aii:'6l/i:fts.r-ottits:i.s:i;tlsleiuctiuec,l'it,o(4) 311"10)Peiiiir.):1;ntrii.).1:,:...'ili.:1:::d:iti11 i same' s!,3tieriletit, that of ti,,e Si.,ltO::-,:i Vr:, 1.000,-111C 'halt' ut IN:tie...v:oV viutli.d,;:;) a tiJ we' :were I , I, dead on'the field. :104Aci.:1eiigit:ro:::: :114:1:11:ei".:. ,; n : t iy e , 6 l : o r: l at h e ,,44 ' :)ofet,!oo7,- 14:I'', rt.' •.u' I I" , e ' (:,:ipta tile OtYri7:l'al 'i,f ' i lie W01111:1' i socooti at n,y, Ilfrlc'ol, 10 a s,i.aii kl,:tschinciii -_.b, 11,,51i tnanee,, ,;•-,6dget! the eoesfly }oot olio terris whi..•ll' ti:io 1.),11) coostrocied j o t ,, e 0 1 1 14 , 0 A,ot. St. Cactus,,and ouiigeu ila w l ' ~ 0 0 Pot her, who Occupied o%.irda sfier the trr o , of libuncr, has n6t 'been attor,veJ to teinillll'o,l( poih. uiluo of ti,e conntry kid liaN I , ' e l/ , 0 410 by iener4l 1 . )1 . 1;. igiide, iinquet, hill, $l4 L il o lunging to 1 tie 1 loi A real G rrard, Tot. 51,20,,,,,,p manderoi.posed ihe 0.; lir ivy with 110100 SUP' Stiltrei:llll*llili 1)031000. 0 it lit lt Of Wo have advices from COe.llC3 O N 0 I Which [petition cons'iddroble leiferttolo i/ ri es 4 eDelnY. , They are print..ipatly from Illef.f at 111adrid; and what is collect the Fieo.ol/C4 tiiu,Celli.fe. The garrison in the capitalio,ld;o l°o'illeri, by the ittiolurcent,nts heot MO tretnadars. ,,itt l e General Charles O'Donnell, cntrallolh,ia‘'4 , tg , cond 4rmy, the head-go:311,10 of wl,o'..,,icior'. lencia,‘is said to have colleetrd a con..ciol,vipt it to • re. op combiene ffensive operatiOrs ote:llllikeeitio:ric!taidi2triiioetiAsrp,:Groira:sitigo: I.:yeolraleaiir7.t 111°..1riulli°1:), ''lht:c(l haedelt.':iiiihot°:oil! lilt ' 1 ('Ott. 11 i 1 ic"d 14!.tralrisirita.v6ifrual, a tt n a l s a e r en : :ievrec Jrriz:tairie:giv id C ; g'i.ind: sP4 , : t t 1 1 1 ii ' I,3l3,yhitilllge,nwioest irceacreonti la:adtv;cht:lfj,.(iintinott.ter,,,,s4l.olll:o,t4:vi. Capt. B.A.GGErr, was sent ih-,f0re.011.1.,,, 1.1,,ip stant, to cut oat .a French line-of-11,,.."„4,0 ported to be lying in the R(oring°o at 4' k o/ 4 1,0,0 1 - . • Veer ti 6/ Vee" d oi the channels into Ter , f l o, ° and' Schowen i . but' to the Cligappoinat. y 0 to1.1:194op at ' th e. officer; afri4l crew et . 1 : !t.'67i;e I ( I)e oi al l ,:eig t k,n i ti4g l e ee i rFalytrbr,iov.a j i .114 tßileeirei ,) ot luteywlitiocrhoto,,l,l.i,:i?e f),.0,.4 made her efiCapa the night befole., . %; i - 1 9 4 0 lot co at, Flushing ready for se4 69n5151,1,11, Xiii iilc line,, 3-irigates, (~!3 Dr•Gt c , 111-(' 0 (ds s i flolland,,of ido goo; got to ' o d bra ° since coming through the fioloil‘wr, 3 1 4 e 41) to St. Prietj.rilihi,"l:4:l; Ilis,is.,licrte:°leflree:q:::.;;:dleet:' ortd sent into Porfsatootb °Tic, av :, ot 11)e morgue. 'On beard the FI . Y i$ a r ii:oritio 00',., QI Andrew lerrell, 0 111.0t0'e ot__,,,i..i, 000 %Oa says, he was 011 troard the, Atorbou'c'outi ' rio t, e, j i wcic iiiit,opon lits cii,ti), 6.1: ~,I,iiio toil% fir4t shot.' The Serj,rint 01,,rjit-41,0d I P i Belt is come hotrie froth , 44 5,0, aid i poi ISITIC LOU (e I „ 0, 0 .0. , be,sd-,(t at , tso 0 ;n, • I , tor' ct)ruitivnaed hy the, Presd'' , 9OM 0 (.1 li , . expe-10, that the Lille B,,, ell ii ' c ' : „ o f Ole 1,1 it instolittineoully:--Tbe u l ~,,,,,p,.;,1 Di 11 ; 0 ° 1 , sviee'iiiplirndcera4p-t6ltitilictlils t;tal velDebeNel‘l'...c,,.."ola.lniiriltlivii(,titit.!;diet, On tilos!: of itidisplitably Ocri.'ej l y 1101 :1 ffcle, first shot Or broadsitle W 34 ''/, r e ~, o e evli°;011 Ldie Bel. : Tky so .g,O 1...,,, F ' o blic 0, : ifi , .. i o ff AP. " C o Urr ' . /.411) SOpPOrted Capt. ... 0. ,_ .. be i t , n .. : , ,0 o f tile fraiisaelpin. "chore has ,tate d Jo so her(' bra -Calit. Bitoot-t, lot, s • 0 . . p.ii: _ ri. . . ite froo . Itantsg. ,„.(11P r' bentJeli. on, orrived lit 4 s parlor'', I , at VI 1 hi s It‘t 10111:0" ,1 s 1-i, that previ4, I._ let , 4,01/ 4 „ j „ ouell forrtied beiween Obi ir;ircooy 1,11.41; ant i 1 a..division of IP OO rile" it',,etweett 0 , 1 , , 11 ,ir no tlier COMp wits pr.firti,l7,. ell ise r t . ibt or,fre,l logne, for which fbiooD,,,`,"pb too De ..",(1 peo MI thegno-botits.kil ii.k,_):: ,P,Ondilion?_.4"ll) t be , ..,;,.1T,1ii.4 in. the be,t pc- .111)!..:, fol io: I t :„4200e1 ~..,Pf-. ahe s:iloti (fescripoilow:cioro gid yri,Yoo o,i ! - eel , 1-ort 0; lht! C"") . 10 , bad t)ello',. t r,A 4 O ~dig,,rtitt ttiwroi 00 tbLt cc' d fLoin:.# jilip C° 0' :• , 10d• itioli ail , id rl; ' a , Arovr.4 4.o.oftitf , . P'L ,)9 ! i r , lOW, ..., oyel it slo3' . iiVI-1110._ In It! ~.., io i boi • nii.:nts 4),,i1.0t bta preporu