The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-15 00:00:00

I less of this fortress :,tamest attached to Lie, ---- . i• ) c t ., ! !airmal passed of, or rather een th a e bs i o te r r b o e i e c i t ) l ,,re l' . feelings of admiration ex cited . by strince of the Catalonians und ec r o e o v e e ct ry i d b ins e as s t t e ig r. t 7- 113: Oar leaders, ho‘v ever, will t r b the French upon which was attempied to be c 46 Y 'mai (lestined for the 'British reinforcement which. As the calumny the relief of that important fortress everillsp.:ti„, we had received soma countenan ce lisir, with pleasure, the following comPle ( e ex ppear- planation of the whole transaM ton, as it has a tclia the Spanish Official Paper '.-- o e t o b er con . ' The I?e,gency Gazette of the Ist ofidtei suppoied 1 ; 1 4 a Icing article, contradict ,ng,...a.:11 Gavel.... telisse been written by Genera! ‘7,°o\ottet eras, sl icA rett, ki..,oi TJrragoira„ stating, that , .:liitidelind lniPut: 7.1111 the British troops,' reins (11 4 the place. • It ki l 0 11118 circumstance, the l ost .i a l documents, ad °ll Ill° autl""*" of °file General Ciraliatri,. .reised by the said Colonel_tous.h. troops, ail the (4 .. at,.0n the arrivAl of the IS Illl4lldelences of, that place, and .s tl i ) i o n s e e- o r t ra . : j ' , ‘ , d sts il ; ,i,ere occupied by the enenli wi t h . d it 1 1 or A 2,000 that Sachet was behind the city, wui. ' k A' on the heights to. the lett i but One rind that, upon the arrival ofColo ne l Skerrett,Allere was h ere a , o ._.‘emv, w ,SA t A , Viliiel l was fliMked by- t he. ,„e`'_'" '.'..that, not- could have been . au: , e,,m_,rnbarkat km ;nuiltanding all, these difficulties, ° lsc 'ld have taken place, tad not th e: Goverttt7L`Li:pho" td h e4t clo, " thei n to co-operate with the army , of t-' . . ~ ' tet ile. , upon which he rested all his'heOs,; (.1 1 41'n i nde , reti the garrison sufficient, and ... e ) ;) ,,,, 1e i. : , 5e . as -"'einitnation to abandonrine place, !"'..`7t7.,;iit. ti t t p enemy open e d their trenches and bcg o l o n ti of his 1--0.,1a breach; considering the r . e6 n er _ e v t: ;, ) ,„ co than th "val*nt s o ldiers as or. mor e . CO s two hours, th ey w a o ittstains of - Tarragona, as, b ffi „ch ; that. Ge;ne liP hive been able to open a tleritington fun t il a diernh_ar' r ,c_ation , iinrac i ;t o ' y la o : ~ 4 the lour days, who, with Gene ral x i st i ng eir tulltiet eilectly of opinion , .'tha , t , , v u o n u d id er vo ' t 0 . b use ful 44 ces, a disetnhatkation , Sisastrous conbe r , ' and, probably, attended by ' , of re.6n ' . lue. 'eti on t f', the dialctl lt Y ., . . L aw s aCtOnn 0 nlng, b. +.4 0 1/ c t 't 2 7tit, Col. Slkerrett met o p a v r( e -t rde d' l L' o rfa iw e e s ! In c ,ante froin the artny of Cair",Pri eral Doyle and 140 °1311 : they, together with '-'L'oluiv..plm, Lowly toi ‘44l '''dc'res tt't_ed upon the only -' the con , knot sucCvss. 'that having.-- .. sally with four tio t tl at er tiara' Contreraa - te, make . ate .tale _lace lit...catri Lien, it should irrimedia „ro i mt r io L ad. ti r t : lt ti ''.' return of Baron d'Er&its r be we nt to cothmuni c4i,l..atf the.ainiy, where ~...,_ .„,.;„tusenee sii l 4',by tini vr o f .Cantreras l , 11 8 1 3700--xEroes. li d „„ t he Coloo o l had with Lae, ion an d pro - ~r tb i ea . t h e •of tire conct,',:tee-e -- h' at and; Join in t e. toi c ` 4 land whli his trooPs,„ - . but it ,_tot L elog tn ts i 4 1 ' , tr.. , lei making a anti Y-f• till,• the re t or n of to!:, t ' i t ' e lrrY this into execuu"" an interview i t i, 4 ,!, lIQ U1 '.. 1 1.1061,1, it right to have %, s ` •111 114)..v,,,. je, aLick 'that by ci) t t i t i t i iiarv A N; c ' c in o t a. lB lF , a '9 . 110,111.'4)kt! horn accomplisht i "g c ' reen, t in tw e lve Illy by Leatenants ‘1(ille 8111 conference with . C„ ,14(4.10g day, they had "c -mother 01- ' trrtill):,Mlt', Eroles,- to an d -i! but there ii i,► o inepan, W"re all fi r appeared ."0 ill. ' . l , c.; wa t i , pod other Ilia"' alter 4mung"iL rejected. Col: Skerrett ob- Ilia:fere proposed, and . " r i l i ng, t o which ' th ea' r°4 ' the first instructions in 'truing, to g.ve._ effec t I,lll' 'tiGtorrala accede'''. set . ° at.ng t one.. 14 A vl", although a very unantni as veil. and it h, 1 1 of all the Spanish ,Generals, that, under ktoi ..-: ';'' u °Yle, and the Commo d o re,.ol at Tara, 14'... circumstances, a disenibar lot! . 1 , , c _ nse.. ;le i t ie N e l() , ul . d ,be attended ~w . wi th diie 5 1 , t i r, : ll 're s. reduced (2b 1, 4 ii ' tis the defences o f - _ very orit. jaca I % l ' t wall, acknowledg li c i a P b l y ac : few ttl tr i ' n ' l 'le of Irsisting more th a " a Verde •and ti n • i l' ' fit'• ; besides which, ' C am po t o . pre., , leras intended , i ' ,L, on th e fortress, ._ 'The itrit.ti to 4aarin _rtoinmett. .. til e4 . l 'e garrison from, being exte of thtY,4;re, 110 doubt, informed .‘ho.u'rstt'llee. lefi i , - A "." . lei, as they suddenly, and °f ` e vtll 6 "ee n n t i : e lte r e a i ttl : ° E tti ti ,' , gave the aSiatlit. . General ;diets, one of ‘11,;141led many orders among 111e ' ° , 34 . 3 t h e hands 1 , li lt ~ . t" h ' it was supposed, had 'fallen intn unexpea., I t s ' lleti l, nod caused the sudden and ~, . 1 ' ~° l ll , h', '' a a Villa N"va'" tur: a'it4 lish troops Went tow-F 9 , o ' ar i i i ng ' ; I - :I t n o stl i ~• . - . Illot et , i with an totetitien : 'or dlser:•.to 6'oroinU- ' 1iit , ,, 1 ,,` the inhabitants, arid give ` l3l o f cavaitY % III ': with Campo ,Verde,_ t but, a corps I nd con 3 P at " til ` cili ate Vreaeli infantry ill3PoreV B ,:„i i c; duri n g , I 'lli t i: r, ctt to sail further : 1 1 0 4; t u,.` : - ei „,,, , . to dia : , irq't."ll:;/! nuide continual taints of . hint. fic74fsfe the • et '" llteti'loo of tile. Frot11: 1 ); all" they re glue't • ' ' r • tetii hed u'at2u.n with . CanHo, Vevde i. d b el L . l : h t .; donbta to ,' 44flionary in Villa Nuevo' in 1.,,, minding he (4,,, ii - : Skerre--, , . q u i d ,71 all communication.. .. .i.c3; . I,„e of no service, sailed .for 1‘1,14°. , , d . w i t i t tires tn. . 41 4 all " h • - . • extramt- . . .. e , ,fit ecru ,r- t ese eirchuustonco, , , ~.o.inat cop ki4,l,Pulous exactu ests front I.lle ?1,6_,„ see the • , tl 'witZ ll t . e of ColOnel Skerrett, %ye. 'clea rly t h e 1:n -o l'Atillug liincerity 'and good disPositi'" ,a: Those r 4 11 0 ./44Ps destined tti suceout . Tai•ragct teral l'a- , bOadilklleCt the su rn .4 osi id I , _ , i ter of ' GFt cli . Dia . tie, ii ; , l , Lind lA r t4liiiitun, which .thr ,l l , 4 r t e b i- e..ortioai :I leli i ii t `fled in August of last yea r, , ".. 11 ,, be..con- I vin c „ )4 of their" suecest.is 'in 'Spittl),, ',l ced. upon %el:41114w little dependence can b e' ~P'!n . Bilotti:l.'. i,ublisnev,. 1 1th , , th eir kttleitl44 of Spanish Chiefs, Pi Niter.' Poliodicalt ; more partietihrly watu3, Cun tll dea r „.4 ar e , c.alentated to weaken the mu ._, l _ am! cr a " . d 1 ' b tweeu ~ the Sl'ot' s " , ,1 atiuu t , ) lo w . ll . nen i lip e 1. t The ItIC I , S. C. o 4 i ?Ct IJCCU ,vc e „ 4 HUotqAP•iliTit it seems, " 5 " 3 ns . t i 'sitli i i ' , ~. h wr i t , er co tra It h l • prccuring ail r,,ngli, , ~el44te is 011 ' Poein, tho ug h a very libtral reLornit va. faro' vre ' l . As this is such an atre of ~/teit,_ rrttiill,;(l I•artieularly of Poetry, it .relay ue l ig 'at il le . i British Bards haxt. ~ p t i d _ present race,o . ...._, pre k ) of t ' of original genius, and LIG "" 1)11 t,,,t'(l2ing" ti) " empty Praise." A ateur 1 "Ne o - t,wcil said, that the celebrated Pri,vi t '. ww/se theatrical exertions elicited s:fgnrtalCieleel li e 11(411 "lii°A iY and wonder, Is lik t. lY " tlisug?),(1?o t/o4rtis in a coarc Vh" it , 11•!Igh , t e , , i 14 t,„;,: t uilt this zentleman'a tor tner efr9Tis we— -' th e "g4I: 4ln ' ' ' )eat lire" in t ili tir 4 We, that he nued_ortry rLL it. (polls, Tower, 11 41,1ii r w(1 11 ago was safely larded at the t?e%tr,,' ' l'irT , po , ai t ~,, of Sonth .A.tuerica•."'a, liti to hi ' 'B.' idier-Gerimi bLi 4k , 4 .001411,31'Y, from og. - go' SP OPTING IA IZ Luta u t, NEWMARKET sEcorm, OCTOBER MEETiNG, tIONZ.)10/i OCT. 14. Sweepstakes t+f zocgs. tack, h. ft tor 3-yr olJtolts, Eat, 7lb. his: 41b. Across thif lat. Sir F. Stundish's c. Wcinagtott ' - • hl r Shakespear's c. loiter 7 • . sir"; sholly's e. by Trumpa.tor' Gipsy of , psy Ld U AL. Cavendish'S sister tri 131ack I)rici iarnd • ' '4 t Wt:l4gton. (;‘. Cavendish'ki Eceltstoo, .7st, 1311). Dear td r. Sil-kcSoeir'S qhCite.r, Bst. Two.yr old Course, zoogs. —2't. r ail'.? cClestotl. Mr. aNndreW'S Morel, 9.t. 51b. beat (A 1 F. Beritinck's As. modtus, 13st. gib; Two.) r out Cow se, 20. gs. I. tt.-1; ven. One third of a Subscription Or 2,5 g f. each; for s.yr ,olds, Bs/. 81b. 6.:yr olds, 9st. and aged, 9st. 31b., B. C. BUila fide the property ui 3UbberioCiti. , • • of GiJtton's O. h. Pope; 5 yrs (wa iover., lkcc ar Ld Lowther's h. Litermeld, aged . Mr,.;l,#iip'st(Lihi co n, brother to Granicui; not Ld Kiri. nntfi'll.4ll ,tnytt, brother to Vulture, list. slb. each. e“nuSs rJI tt: Otl-hy coos:mt. • 14.rriin.'s Whalebone, rec. tt. Majnr Wilson's Ere. bus, Bst. 411). tv.ic,ll. Across the Flat, to9,:s. it tr. SI. titespeam's Chester, est. 5.n. agst Mitjor Wnson - s l'wo-yr old Coursa; roots. rt. It. On' by cot d nsent • • . . I.l:ntinck's Asmodeus, gst.' 91b. rec. 35gs. from 'Cul; Oporto, gat: zlo. Two-c . old Course,loog?. Pti - Pd. Ir. It. • sti:C,Bunbury's Rival, rec. tt. from Mr. Shakespear's b. c. S.4.:4l.chger, sbr.. each. ' 'l7, M. M. tools. h. tt. • RICHMOND MEETING, (IE:WAY, OGI 03ER S. Sweepstakes or 2cgs each, for, tlirre , yr okl fillies, • lsf. llucr routldtbe Courbe. I.d Duntbs's gr. by lAiticut - • ' • Nit . , T. r,;,,se's b, Variety, by Ilyiicintlius - 2 Nlr. G. Lilltoll'S b. Query, by tlainblctoniitit 1). of Leeds's 6..iVltt. oy L'Orieut - . - 4 Even butting, .aodi6 to 4on .14.1 DuodJs's filly; ato agst Query ; 7 to 1 agst ,Varitty ; and to tot agst Nltss %iton by a Icoph." Sweepsukes of togs e:ieh, for two yr old colts,.lW. 41b, 11l- Sst, alb. 1: ruin. the Grey J tuuc to We Lattlosi Post. (4 s otmt.ribtrs.) • Del Mr. !Lim:Ws b. L. by pini . . Str W. Lkrard's b. e. by Violate - 2 Vi hlr;G. Linton's br. c.! ‘tscaby Stamford - 3 tot ;list Mr. liarrett's 01 '1 Y ; 7to 4 fi t 4isca ;3to I i,pt Sir W. Gerard's colt. A tine race. Fifty rounds for three and four yr old oohs and fillies. Two .mile heats. • - Mr. Cawood's gr. f. Holm, by Paynator • - a a Mt. Boiver l s . b. r. Wellington, by liontighroUgli - 4 z •Mr. Weterworrit's b. C. by Cheshire Cucest: - 3 t 5 Mr: 13:01 , :itt's 4;:. Dattby . li betting, and atter the hem, Ci'to 4On Bohn: AVW race. ..ir, 'reacher', f. Patience, by E.:xpedation, 41b. Iroal Sir 13. Grahanf4' br, c. Itit. WO. WEDNESDAY; , . . SWecpShiliC4 or togs. each, ibr 3yr old colt's, st. zib. fillios, "110: , Voc4; ruunki.tbo cuarse. (8 Subbcribers). Mr, laquesls diYO. Mcrry,fie;d, by Cocktighter • '.. - • I Sir L. ritith's . t.d. c. by Oarrthletorliart , -- - , a ,- • . 'rile Icing,'s,l'latehl tongs. for s yr old mares, carrying toss. four mites. . Ld 11,1 s haveit's b. byl4 ar uhietonian .. - . I Ld Sartbortiugh's b. iltd irecra, 4 yrs old - . 2 , ‘ , Mr. Datitty' . ;s D. . ttruen to,.4 yrs old. - L . ~ 3 'llr.'"frciActivi.'4 ch. l'atience, 4yr old . •• 4 6to 4•(;1, I.larnoletonran, Wfa..e *OA ilie- lend, was never Ilegled, and WWI tart' easy. ~ . , :Tile Nlacarotti Stakes of. togs. e.tclt, for horses, &c. , 'Thiicc rourai the Course.. L 6 Subst;rtt.)..l,s). NI r.. R. 1:1ill's ch, U. Silveirwels, aAc,i, ra3t. Orb. I D. ut Let At's b. g.' Soleil , . 6 y rs old, oast., . 2 ito T un JtlVerti::,:6,—,Wort cleverly. Tile Gold CllO, 'Valtie't wigs, ,N it lt 84Xtt. in Specie, for horses,. . • .„ , -. &1,. l'i,tll' 1111 .%5. Sir. V. c.ierard's b; C. .-'t in.,(it • ..e tiattr,3 yrs old, 6st. loth. t . Mr. iacyaes's br. c. A101) . 11,10, 3 )ri wd, 6“. I,>lll. 2 Mr...". t.)unt.f lobes U. I. t' . 11.1 . 1i,u IL, 3 t'(s ow, (Ist, all). 3 Sir U. Graham's gr. c Sl,:tlincie, .1 )th alit, K.A. 4 1). or I.ceds't 01 . It M,J6ViII.A), byre old, bst. 'kith. 5 Mr. ttLideirs,o. c. X. .. 1 .. 3 y ' , old , Est. l o th. 0 7 to 4 iigtit .Mow,...nay ; 5 to 2 .egst s.cortiq , :; 3 to I aAst Annuli. de Ci-Ali o 7to t . 4 ,,1 Arcrryil , :id ; and to to 1 alOi l'itatitoril. A. Nth) 6uucl r.,,,:, but won ..:‘say at tile enti. THURSDAY., ..'eepstaKes or 7gs. cub, for hunters occ.—Gentlemen riders.. 1. wick: [Wand., 0 Sutiscrinets.) • vlr. Wright's b. in. Coiniktiowec, O•yrs, tact. sib. t AIL c. 4 is, I tst. . a 2 anti; to 7. on Cauliflower. Wen very easy.. SWeeitstakes r.f togs each, with sol. added; for ail ages.— liree-nole heats. (s Subscribers.) Sir W.,Gcra(cl'. u. c. Ainadis tlo tiaul, .3. rs, 7st. .Is,l4^.Kotklain's gr. c. Gattyrtmle, 4 )r§, gi y t. . ,fligil ()Ads ittt Atnadis tie Gaul. Won very easy. NlSketi toogs:Bst. each. Two miles. rylr. lt. tinteni's br.'t. Aurora - Mi...l,,la4,titritino; b. t. Syuiltilla, . ••I „\O to 4on Aurora. Won very easy. 't 2 ' CCUME hatt . ,entdred into antifbilr engagement with the Alanagets.of the Ne Ytirk Theote. tor e4ht. wer~lz .I Mu: Theatre opened for Alhtseason,on tint. 'tir‘of :Supd:mber, olv which day ttis ppgagetnent *,(itrirpericecl., He was expected to lake his depar lure' tor..... England i = ia November, and en , iy, cbase gnehtly expot.".tettio this country in January. The' estimate for repairing King Henry. SeVenth's .Chapel, West m i nsts r .Abbey, v..ith the different bays and turrets, was 9)36811..0i Which sum 50601Aave,been already expended. in repairs. , new Church is builiiing at Chichester, in an' extra-parochirti part of the ..City, called the ...New, Town. . • A young man is nnw living at Lochyach, in Scot land, who has reached:ll6 18th year,, , but WllO6O height is Only two 'feet five inches. The me daughte'rs oil:horn:6 Braunson, of Bel ton, Rutland, .otto eight. years,, and the other two years and a half old, were unteriutiatelV - dtowned last weel; • by the falling of a toot=brike over the' Alextottßrook, which divides Rutland from lA:ices.: tershire. . •A duel was fought on the 6th . August, at Sneonie, on the confines of Connecticut, .I\ll2iftelleiStitlfi, aid 'N'ew Yor4, I.4ttvcert the second son of General ArMstrong, and nr. B. Price, at New York: J. .stiots.were,exelianged witlto ctiotA at the third m r , ry yeivedhii b.:11 ,in the side, said tea to ground. 'Lie wound is not dan gorptts. ~:,41rs. Finley, an elderly lady; of Tower It !I, in ..the H or sham, retiled to resit on Monthly s e t it/iglIC about ten o'cl , lck. was ttecostomed to burn .a all night. At one o'eloLk her screams alarmed the people in the house, w h orl , on approaching her chatnbc.l, the covey disred her Clothes blaze. Atter the - must desperate owe iis'n til`ol s ciceedeti in extinguishing it, but the tl ) "O'Vs"fact was' so dreadfully burnt, that • alter. )pr y . lilmeringin excessive. agonies until. eight educk, 'She expired. S' petite late Insolvent Mt has operated, we per . t . Iliar there is a considenible increase in the numbta of gigs and tandernm about toWn, and tic in considerable addition to the Bond-street bucks an,i lobby-loungers. d'ay the Lord ntyor ordered the rico d Bread to continue the Same as last, week. Yesterday, a very ounterouS I\4,?eting-of,the Sub-• scribers for re-building ,Drury. lane Theatre- was,held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand. On the ' Of Lord 1.10.1,AND, • " Mr. Win mint o look. Ahe 'Chair ; and, -.after some introducirny obserOtions,- proceeded to read the Report of the -Committee appointed at a tor, crier Meeting to in and arrange'the claims upon the patents and property of the late Theatre.. • • :The Report first took a view of, and explained, t he caoses of the-delays which hid' taken: place-in the prostitution ..of the . ; among which ,were enumerated the death ot , -th-: , Lord. el n o o h.,ri e tin,. and the lapse olihne, which had occurred:in the ap pointment of a new one, iii consequence -of the la mented itidi'sposition at his •M the difficulty of proceeding till. t' eciulj as , .eriaineKl what 'would be - !he „result.: of . tlte various applications to the CroWn, and to Parliament, tot a thiid Theatre,; kit the gremest, difficulty' the donuni,:tee diad `had--to encounter araie , front the number of Claimants upon the property of the late' Theatre; 'Whose',demaiids amouotecljo upwards . (A.:400,0001. and to' whom they had individually 'tooral.e offers of cOmpenSa ,LSorne of these elairnaots7were minors; settle of thern we're, abroad ; , and others, notwithstanding thegreatest diligence. baoeen exerted, conld not be fotind. t The claimaht of :the,first rank . Was the Duke of flertford, whOse , dernatal fur rent arnottoted to ,42501,. •This Sum his Grace .bad liberally consented to give op.entitely, if the Other creditors and ants should' agree: to the arrangements propOied by the Committee.' s' . • The next dais of claimants were tho new •ten. tints'; whose . arti':orriotinted to - about 44,0001. This Ciao consisted of 2:24 persons, bottling ouo rent charges of 451. 'per apnntn„ with - a right of free admission. Or :these about 190 had consented to the atiiingement , , made by .the Committee, to giVe up thitio.vhiirle of their anears ; and itt lieu of 1;51. per annum, to nrcet,t of iIl. 10s: per annum for ale remainder of their leate, and a right of free 'adriiis• Sion r"of the'lemaining, 34, 'croly tour • had yet re• Icsed this arrangement.. The next class of chtimants.Weto.the3oool,.share holders, the, , arrears doe' -to whom iitnennted to about 80,0001.:; 'the value,of their. Shares, ealonlat log than according to the original price, would amount to 105,0001. ; • some. of • the holders, hid aoually paid 30061 a share; while others had. given a lower price i- of this : class, only cite person, had retuned to accept his proportion of the compensa tion Offered, amoontituz; to .26,5001. which would totally discharge this class. • - Tile next class consisted of the old renters, whose annuities had all 'expiod, but the arrears due'-to them thereon uinriunr cl to 'op wards of 15;0001. -4 These claim uns, ith the. exeeption'of bolrOne (claiming about tool.) had agreed to accept :Mill. in ,nschorge of iheir clairats. ' • The treat Class were the Subscribers to the -Deed Adam's Trust, •whose claims .to ousted to '52:,6751. Aoo:ieations:bad . been Made. to every creditor on this deed who could be found, notie of whom had retuned to accept the cOMposo• 60 offered, which amounted to :13, 681; ; to w loch Most' ba added 001. not 'brought' forward -in t'be DecL The next ehuo,ants were, the Patent Annuitants. This class had 'a priority in 'their claims to all hut those of the Duke of . Bedford for tent ; their annui ties were estimated to be tvorth 50001, and for which 'there was no doubt 25001. would be tic cepted. The neXt,class comprehended Lacey's Annuities, which the Committee lid great difficulty of aster tattling ; but estimated them to he. worth to uoid. ; these the Cernmittee felt no doubt they could dis , ehargefor Abdul 10001.. The next claim .was A : heavy mortgage debt, due to a certainliotti,e,'amonntiog to:35,0001. lint' Which the ereditot had. agreed to accept 20,0001. There was - also 'another mortgage claim for 14,0001 for which 12,0001. had been agte.:' ,. .l to' be accepted. 1., • Then (pole Alic unpaid tradesmen, and Othe.r clainiants irr that class, Whose demands it was Sup. posed 73091. Wohild discharge: r ' The! e wsa III S I4 outrorichng- a claim 'for - 96251. the iti . ichass-triOney -of a sniall part ''of Pomo - . - • • .- only'elaltu for pritiatehox!!S'which'ilte' Coro. mitteaciiticeited could be 'deemed a legal one; was that of Mr. Cortits; ; ' Mr. Wu then proceeded to take a view of the . claims_ ,to tart rev.cisiooary property of the Theatie and its, Patents . : T.he 14 . 5 Mr . ;,Uirtittd! ,, on bad agreed to pnichase a loett4, part 't)f.,,(lie Theitre, (exc.ltisiVe of the fruii oftices nod priSite boxeS),,tor 25,00u1. ; of this pur ,alviiae-moneY oily, 13,5001. ha,l been paid, and 1);; widow had agreed to accept tioool. in &whinge ut her interest. r The rem' ruin proprietors had left it to the Cu si' mtttee to pat such a pace upon their respectie terest, as; wider the citentristane , s, they ; should think fair. The Coonniitee hail valtn.d thvit:ihakeS at 36.0001..; atid the exclusive ; right of the fiuit• otliceS at 4,001, ; but that these soma were to • be liable to 'ittl other (biota, exeept,those already, 'metaled, an the Theatre aml its -patents ; so that they might bo delivered (rue of every iocumbrance to the Committee,' for the use of the'subscrihers to the NoW , Theatre. • It would appear, therefore;: that it would take about 140,0001. to discharge all 'claims' wit itsoewer UN:I the late Theatre and its patents.- 11. aid, of ti is, there was the stun of 35;000), truth tine insity • ante -offices, bet 'Which, by the, Building:AV:, could `ottly be applied to the re-building tlitt There were. also. the old- ofaterials, and other .pro per ty, whirth it . ' was . estimated - would increage,the preceding,snot to 60,0001.; so that there would be only watt* . ahout 80,0001. fist' extinguishing every claitni - and .-porchasiog the entire . proprty of the old Theatre andits patery s. 'The highest calculation of the 'expettee of any Phan that had b., P: , cs6 l ,ted to tie cooltnit*'for re 7 . budditig the The.tie,V;itli the money necessary tot f,reont ing it for pt:rform• mires, did not exceed .150,0001. us it w;ei lot iA tended the New '1 should be so as th e former, nor that so great astral should be expended on its exterioT : Ocurltions..: ,Mr. Wier abash ikst entered into a minute 4tawriient of the ..p.cll,k;k.t:4;,eiftti and ezpendltut'e comoti.it , .'e could .pr6e9re be declared it to be his thin conviction, (hat 'a intere4, and a fait proypeti of tlirther - profit, ot.glit be confidently looked to by the Subserkiers. 'Ube Chairman, before he concluded r , ;po'rt, in tLe delivery of which he was , reoP:ityLily cliecred pry the"Meetmg, stated, that -anv Stib•criOcr to thc.. teilded Theatrq, who should, feel di , .sa'isfi , d with the statement he had made, had an ovioll to witha draw- his subsciiptiort ; but he . had .very rel,nn to b,lieve it *wild have the eiretlei proJuciag a con;-: siderable acce..siott.of Subscribers. Lord IIoLLAND Olen rose, and gAid, that, all pare tie.; inierestett werO'n) ost indv..6tt.d to the in. del;ttiga'Jle ,exertions of their chairman, .withou,t which the-complicated coneelug"of the late would never have been Ltrought to conclusion. Mr. AbAlll, aud other Gentlemen, tliade siinitor declarations. : Several lies, lotions werecthen put, and agrued arker whicla the Meeting broke up. SCOTtrIND. CIRCUIT IN i'LLIAGENCU. PSRTII ) OCT. 10,—The Cirotit Com., urns6it c erieJ Mre, Slturtlay last, by the Right Lard MEAD (AV .13 ANN. The first •trial Wns thit of Angus Catneron, 31e. scllnf in I)nildee, ocoused Of 'murdering J -;fl kh i I ,1:* . .._ . , derstm, a p , , ~ or dt'..fortro:d lad, who had heco ,IrwkA ~ inn in his house ; but 14 it appeared l hat 4 lii" itt.e. which occmilorieti hi* deo!) was tiot.,gr.ci, in i l l e kiiowhfdgif ti.lit We deceivt.lwas•r , ;.4.l..lro . „ t h-: Jut" only fimod the pannel guilty i,t . cedpriAlol4;.,4tii:ide. ,David Howie was ot,tia wed, accu9vd of hredklog (iat of the jail "of I)unblanc... • James Strang and John Stewart' were next put to' the bar, aceused of ho.tsehreal; ing - and atpiault. Ed. d mon)Ferguson SWOre, th,ll tyl t night of'the toth March he was di,turh v d in ps let;.: by a noise at his business4o4n door, on which ho started up and went out to the passage, where i 4 found James strong, the pannel, whom he clemly knew by moonlight. A scuffle tutsued, end Bak ledmund was severely cut on the neck and bast with a sharp instrument. Christian Fergusson and her sop, tt hid of t 6,. could not come to his i,scjis;.' ance,' . l4 their room, wo locked on the outside, ;end the key removed. When'Daltedrnund had esedned from Stiong,-atid was endeaVouring' to force open the serVant's door, Strong rushed past him oh.: caged. Hereafter he went to the front do(er with a poker, in •his, hand, after hurrying on some 1,1 his cluthes; and ';?"aw •roirlateWSHW another man coin. ing frOin the abubbcry, whom, as. be edtancei *0 near as live yards, 'he. recognitted to be .I,plin Stewart, and told, hitu . so, advising him to go away, Christian Fergosson g..t. out of hcr rOoln woeii he was at the trout door, and the boy NV:IS - I.lk q; , parched tut assistaucte. Stewart .gatherd ,tortes, and broke .his windows, and ' s poliect, Irv i n stan d. ing at the dour, which lie waded v tf by a l wa y s shutting the door 34 he saw the sonic:s COtn• abused outrage. u / • threalefied his life if he wood not givo Stantly alitindred poundsor guineas to pdy his rent: At the sane Cunt, he heard fatties Strong abusing and. threatening Uni , ;tian VergusSou at het tvindow. - Theiteare ablkthe..leading poitilF, of 10.„ et , wh ich was a mply contir,l.ed by that Chri3tßi Fergesson, and, in some material points', by Joint Forbes, the boy. lieltdded, that S. rung and Stew. art wept oil`' whet) the Del'gilbOtirS were hem d . ap. proachiug.. Some of the neighbours, who came to the lionse at 'the boy's reivest , that 612,111, siw tree blooLl on 'Balledmnad, but a little , on his wrist i ,Ql3 tilt, .ce n t. Baliedumod boated to them. iii ti they \rue 'trifling tellowii, and that one might thcin..l)ifilt, • and he'had &mark on One at tlaent-•-this lie cis. riled On cyith.: • Boili• the piiiontra were pr,,%t'd tti bed at their usual hour, and other circurn,Luccs ap -veared which ihre,w e ant impruhai. illy on the story, othrrww; xpr , !lss and ciretimstanti;d, that, the Judge difei:Ael tutu filiy to return . a "verdict 6f 'not hilly, wilich.tWctid eic4ordiogly; at half past nine o'clock in the eNening,' when the Court ad. journed.' 1102.1DAY..*T4e ,cpprt_ proceeded, to the trial of Job!: Brown, jlllor of Arbroath, aecuss.!(l of rnkis tog it child' of eight. i - Otiti of sae or .tiwtebY, he had loice.d intolitetblack hole of 'be j yil tor th,tt purpse. ehilil's evidence Viati Vrtry b u t ti w o t i,;l l tire corpus wits Overly provost, t crime could not ac: drought home to the ps isotivr, irr COlii:114e110 of a boy t+ to to tell toe ',loth, whose evidence , wasiottirkixable. The Jnogo, ,10.1 Counsel had AO tiOubj• he had been tarnpered wish, hough threatened With ptsnkitimnt, anti si ly leattiteti tor' tsis harikited (.kpl.,vity„, he appt-ten-ed to Set' Ortqy Conhichtration drtiOricv•' Hi, tottler wars called so, and tecOsnmentled to send loin iatto,srsi tittvy,, Ilt;t ,wh,otti,sotue .01.46, litre of winch e all( trust the g.5.tu0..4. Ja; y it lying lOund tire IStlol not pt rry t , . Lord iN14,004,115,N1. atbilejird 1.1 . ery preiN;ve aut.l.'calt , n on I, tu i it. slak e sows ilitintitlielit tor. his past hie by a long anal ti-yp te pent.ince.- :1-16 . • was • much aid he had adoekl ij7.e guill.6f s tubutruanoh to , thegreis crime at 1%114:1) .40 warn ac e n s v d. Juitice rv,ich,ll4o, and sooner or later it' would tall .on bilLl wnh,a heavy lOnd. in the m e tro time i n was to' hide his head in ore remote, cornet of the land. -Sentence of six. 111901.113 iinpritomtnent , wasi ben pronOonco,otr—dirg.tig..Ctunerun. Fic twa , .been a. ti of preViutlS4 14111%!ki/itt'Ll at Donclee,_ Joii G cirdemo kc. it n tried ,1 ur„ ravie: ng 1) . 14 .sister by 4011186 sit*atielite .Iyry fowntll4t.t. tope proven; but l* tt feJdilstAot objeaiot . rn'ont, reopedia,Aho ., ii,s of ,t) w.is stibjed. tie was.tbeiolareuttivaie...d to bi; prisoned in the _Oil pt l'i2rt;.l ail 111,4 (11): of or until cauti,)11,449041 ; b0',101.10) Icin hi, th:tilt; pt 11-1 3 ° l " PL I C tI r 91.4}1gAltiStR'' . , A physiciNi hidiseoiried a nretlloa, hith e rt o utiknovir; ut'eureffig Ih nwst obti,triitts 'cases. 'l.lhd:l‘ . .)yal College cat bas iipplOVed Of it, 011 ti iVOI.I 11000 ter aka ;i he. CatieS to provido tiwtristlives, dining Ow sinnn3vr, stares of plant, known in tx.,',:4fiy wider the ilatild ChavrophNilinz syivestre, iS Qll'4 Of 4 1