The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-08 00:00:00

a 1 .: , 110. ' . rhiint,ll6A, MAY 2R.—There lately Lands ot , Geller's! fel t In lc Ilse Govern or Castano s , a l etter from the ,Freoch of ( :ordoVa to Solt, in which, after rrierulooing that h e had taken av hostages the ma . lisiraies and other inhabitants of J3elateazar, .1-lino jot i s and Denamenci 1, h.r having given rations to the apaoili Army oi Estretimduta, he adds, tha: he vvold rake drat opportunity of making an examPle oft lieri for th e unlitu,ate attartunept which these .Jewl''lliewe'cl to King Yertlinand. In con-egnence et thlt General CilAtanni sent the OW a lett e r to Souk on 111 o f the G Slyiog, 1111 th e 601)0 tilt-. mod e of think" ovcrnor ot C or d o% a did not meet with l'it a pprouiti.. ll ; if it did, the French prisoners hk en tit Attiu-r : St.ould answer fori he sof.ny of the li ken Spannirds. . ‘ cArnz, i s tO.---rhe division of Brigadier Be liilfesde Ins It'o t , O n th e 3(1 inst. iibtaitted an im liondtn kftititage at Nlorou, destioying a bat 14'm of Poles who wzle marching upon Ronda. 1 ~..ligitlier Federico Castan..B, on ihr- b; ti, had an l eico in the mounisinv.of Bomar, with 800 of the total), who had starch, from Leon under rite or -14141 o?rterri.Curs6 to coiled i he monthly imposi .4,4: The losi of thr enemy was 3u lit is"hers, 80 ''''''`o l and '2OO badly wounded. Among the LWI4/11(1d Atlat.:4l.ioni, polonel r.t the 13111, whose 'itgvi trt s od letters tell in to our hands; our loss was g. 1n 441 n, Mar t 3 —The following orderit have ocolorouniesteit by Aivlba4l Minister of Nice' !a !hr did...41-m officers of that departinem : ~." 'lt is ailAvu that willitt these few d,iyii the boldness of 14 ' 0 1 ' 1 " people has increased to such'a degree', that '9 gill i'.4l-irrediondl 5.,1) Y.• iii the streets to alarm I ' ,„1. rubitartts: I therctort require you to double , ills %i.i 1 ~,:1644"ee• distributing your agents ti-rough all moi l .aldo Your itistriti, and at . the same time re t, tf- ' twci"lc confidential Alcaldes' tu' give an account .i. lee a thY of all that they observe, and to qrrest all leo * ,v lathhe brace i " )3 l nr de ally thing that may disturb the .. , ni)d tranquility, concludin g themselves to tins 0 • ti, ti. r hlll er with firm and prudent circumspec tii r ' at his.) assured, that there are many pull fot,,, ° it ' the insurgeniv in 11/4adricl ; yon are there 7 pillow Z r eti 10 ! , ein ,hon before you all suspetted . 11 Yet- 1 may hod to examine them, and t iv '' tee 44 sq. () " ' -1 'offee ouve.loß,o, 0 01 tit the same. Ihe c mo w t, . r " , aod othet place's of public resor t , e voiltvd more t'r And often in dis c bi'o. tll . iou - 'e(ille"tlY) a " which fak e I , l „ ce it, - 11 1 elllPt init.) the conversations . f tervoi.s, o„i er ;,! . .hd Like notice of . all iitt,Pecled ti t , n i , 1 Itisri acc ount or ,di the transac -1 'in older to . a bad 1 spintii Pkverit the propagation' ut , , i L 4 M , ' ANCILt ELC44 , MAY 4.-- i The iecem i,uccesv. ,1N l'ita Stec RAI . . n. credible i mmiler 4 7 8 I'l our srm s tt 4s Ihttheeti art I '; furl wi t i nja ~," d ie i i 'l'ttich troops to tb , sert 1 9 4cd blitn ." e3 ieW days no less than et fu tins secluded divtrit- . 128 have _,-- In th e s i i , in , CoicrEs. . IN rci l 4, g 6 ' !lie 14th of June, intelligence Atiny, i ii „ )( 411 ' 41 the General itt Cruel 01 the 4 , h v alwyning thst the enemy eontioued their tqtr tati,,lnrin"ichvs without te,sutinn i ihot . , .ti were but that ria r l s a h r o ia L eks upon t k e S e ‘h l 4 l : l4 t! ili r e : : 4 ' 4 .lt re l 4,e;iiisittlill'ltci:nir:elailcil: n o I s e t v h r : Gltetal Blake, daed the, illstort,:: NVli'liv expressive of his gra' ttude to tort "r I"'"gcuntirrued him in the supreme 4 v11 , , 01 the army. tri oori 'qii GI prop,„ll . iint4 tvape,-,ting t h e , I i %, h i ff 4l ,1,1:,,u15, mostly c ornplatiti, g'ot the npr.re"" 00k 5 ... . under thorn, were reterrLA expreßßl, i t{ , ••=totir cososiderof ut or th 0 WU e ,Thes. v An SlEt.'r nt ~ I LC It, i t , . ' • -i- ARRACONA. thit va 1 , t 'lt 16 .-.-Extract of 4 letter dated Vila , it I,' 'naY 31 : 1 T '"" fetill, , . ar rb _ lia i :1444u b Y Prosecute assiduously the siege of 144 .t. tu Out without occasru.lally suffering l'i litli IA, lonuii;'ur, Lir e arid sort', a. Balore the ii shut u, w hale O t HJ th'.l enemy obtained pusses" :krato i kiii-vo. manner i v n o t yet known, of the 43 by „ ur 4_11'4 ettlay morning it was re" hitt() (intulTs, by whotti every thing valuable :I'. , ~ i l4 ti ,,.., „. .01 1., awl the hdagdzilies destroy -4.? 0.,,1 rendered all th e b emy c inn on ult. 1, 44 t 0147. tuldliet Qtroor i ot Tarragona is in excel rullei ...'- to tnillt s 'irk it roti De tki c.,_ pints. vie a I,4" t erclay, i n o vi P'i 01 light troops, :m .tt . "le inillledwto Vicinity of the k 44 4 t'l. 1 . t. . 4 „, L ., 0 the "4t4oS."..this meritorious Officer - ini ii , ,r4ost c i ,„ . (i, t(i6 siy ine eq., unt il ut stainer, been 114- . k i „ - I°l the o_,' ll ch 01 11 4011,:y with the Grand sic 4.4%44 ~44:1ef of Cialort Teicetu—on -order of 4:'isltuini: Is hett by the worsid-ire .Eing rill' l'h. , -uilication • tie l a itt --I of it . V. 1 . 414 4, Oriti, t `ge ll oY of Spahr and 'the In. ki . „ p!it tkrlo,, I,Yolir Voteetlency with !he Grand xiitti l ' i tti(r u „ i 4 ;:t 11. ore , desirous of evincing the ' kit 4,,,',111, li t . ` 4 ,e 01 your eminent lierilt.vs, esp#- Coiliti'eirti we,;" w 4 , t h l . le of 4 1 buera ! The enemy in k itqu uti 4 ,' 01 1i,,, i ll 'ing once more to encounter the . triien„. o trit aiii i !tit which in effect was again to 1 / 4% i i ' l4 wi k ll ► 1"e ',which antic directed, by the ‘l,44.4littler of 1 i .en so gloriously wielded the aveng - ili4t ll.' 'II* 00011 try I Til- (.4) ' '' NI t ha 0t,,, • - out.ll are well iiiiii.,. 0ge,11,,.. w Mark Of (14411k:41bn is not ne, 1 0 , 4, .. , slid tr "Yr4tr.ite to your tocLeilottcy the esti ' 1,114:b14 tit:yllte44 1.:01'onli- ut Spdin 'but ut Eu tsl,,,i 44 illy , "Si ‘ter it 10. be ebsential, in such to Itt%en, I"titetit, that fid I l!tito d li You r , ,_ , e hi, irairtotisto, and -4141611t4 4 ° " ° " 4 4 be speedily and point. nits'titz. xi' (Signecq 2 7. nip, ) 41 11 F A C TS 1-4hacrthr Ar 3411," &c. &c, (4- / ----.. NT': i, - in - '''t-EPTED LETTERS. 1 Vt "A4 eil To to,ircilw Ate 0, 4 t, - lihatfiuo, MAY 3. l qi, ,, & t he li e ,: 114 Ilte gre•neat i•xtrernities in ykipit,l \Vt, the 404," vi*t-t,i4 11` . 1116 1) . 11-y, ' and almost emir, ly. s ' i '. ')' ‘it ti i " i* l'eetlitry To' hold meet . al t , • tell% , )‘)", will pert.eive by the public: _411), t,ll,l:!iligt,Oce rectivad f , , , I r in t , ` " 4 44 ai„ , , runt ointeno hlls tty..l ''.l Wtrc i "MI the iit.l,l ti: ittll ill Which• - " the ksult oi tho Kin g 'o jour- tilit/t4S 1 .1 1,4, 4'41 114 11f, "A PA b."' ti i . 1 li Q , 1.1 4(..tiE,R lit) SAM a DATE. lit 111411 f, evoilititit.l°oolol) IS bUbilaltr, i tO .. v•"' kilt 14111 intufinatiou rem 11 i I VVIV7.I NMI (Rat A/a ~ 110 aut. - 11,10111 and loan of g,000,.000 which his 'lYlaj?sty the Em peror his titre'red. According to, wtt appearances these very accounts will .e,rve to restraiwi.r impede any attempt of invasion against the alultority, your 114.ijevy has confided to us . ; and whi - ch to the last we will auvain with cofresi)obding dignity. What has most b-en talked of for th , e last three diyi, is the taking . of Figtieras by theSpanidrds." The trier then goes en to state the particn!ati,. as they appeared in the Alicatit Gazette of the i6th of April. C:1813P11 BUONAPARTR TO HIS BROTHRit riAkOLtON MADRID. 24. TH MARCH. " SißB,—My.impaired health €.) , bligea ine to quit this country in tett days, in order to Seek its re-es tablishment in the bosom of my family. " The . temperate clinta'e of Mltrtriniaine;. and tranquility of mind, wttr, perhaps, restore my foiiiiel• vigour. My presence here is, at this moment, coMplett• ly n.Leless ; I shall conform nit•self, at Paris, to the - wishes of your Majesry and I beg yt.o to,believe, that, in good or bad health, in g. , 0d,0t bad tortUtte, your Majesty will never base any one. more attach ed to you thao I am. King or subjett, I shall al ways be your M jetty's pest friend, most faith tul servant, and atfeclionate brother . ; and I shall know,.agreeably to your Majesty's Wishes, bow 'to love you in silence, abd not to inipottutie you with ontiments which, you do not assent to, or, perhaps, reject. Your IVl.ljeaty's friend and brother. r' *Town, • The. King of Spain." "To MOnsieur my•brOther, his Majesty the Emperor and Jc.ing at Paris.. This letter was intercepted by the patriots of Cns. tile, in the'environtr of Burgos. It may serve to show the nature of the' relations which sitbsisoe-, tween 11,1or , leon-tind Joseph. The original has been deposited in my race. BARD.ANT; Secretary of State, and Minister Ibr FuNigii A Haiti. A letter from a Gentleman in 'Havanna!' to. a mercantile house at Barbadoes,' mentions, that rite former . port had heel placed . orrt he same footing as •Cadiz, in regard ao foreign merehandite; and its re exportation to the Spanish Colonies in the western hemiphere.,. A Leeward island Mail , has reached town, which was brought to England by the Eliza packet. The letters from Barbadocs are twilit!. 'St of. lane. A deputation had atriv,d there from St. B irtholoineu , to solicit the interference of our naval and military c rn na ders ut pre.erving that island to the lawfad Motiar,ch of g (Count GOTT•PIiP) the inhabi tants appearing inclitied- to subilit to the existing authority of the Mother Country ender the Crown Prince. Oue of ers had a long cotiterence Admiral Sir F. L'AFORity, who, it was supposed, would accedo t Ow aPloicalit'n- A vessel arrived ill t h e Hinter troin.Heitgo!and has brought letters tai the 30to tilt.. We:learn flo.n. thriti that the flag of truce whichconvje.cl thedis patches. to Count GOTToIiP, (lid . not 'tient . to the' Ryder till the 25th. Soon after its departide, Gus- TaVUS ADOI.PHUS got en board auother vessel, a. , d put to sea, steering the same course Ott oiertal(iug the Dame, the' Count • had a long cordeietue with the Captain, whom Ito is represented to hate uNed very earnestly to convey tutu to Denmark ; .4 Inch the latter peremptorily rettn.ed; as beim; con trat y t fits instru.,:tions. The ,Coiint subsegoently returned to Heligoland, whero the pre.adiii,., belief toat,some kind oi negotiation was which would shot- ly .open the ports of Hol,stem and Jut land to our corn tierce . , had WO tavotar,,ble nu - in .tloeticei that 6:olontai r produce rose 15 per cent. A letter from Cadiz enable.. us to prepare 'our readers ' , or the artival of intelligence - of an impa i i. ant Caval toctoty. • &brig of war entered the har bour undo t a piess of sail on the 4th. The Captain had an hopiediale interview with Sir R. lidaaTs, and a signal was instantly' hoisted for the B. iosh drop to get ready for sea without delay. Toe signal was ob•yecl with proniptiluile,• and in the course of hnurs, tour sail at the line and some v:_aiels of interior rate, including the brig; muted 'out of the harbour, and stood to the Southward. The letter states, that the itifortoation biought hydhe brig. was, that a French squadron of tour sA I of the' line and a friga , e were crinzang at a short distance to the S ! outward I the mouth of the Straits. If Adinrral Kiwri should hate the: good fortune to 1311 in with them, the result may be easily anticipated. List night we received Dutch Papers to the Ist • in,tat.t. The, contain nothing of any importance and we give the following article only because , every thing respecting the `campaign in Spain and Portu gal is interesting, even though not of very late dale " BAYONNE, JUNE 12:---The substance of the re cent letters from, Spain amounts to this, that since the Marshal Duke of Ragusa took the command of the army of Portugal, the tread-quarters of that army have been constantly at Salamanca. The corps of the army which the Duke of Elchiugcn hitherto commanded is at present under the orders of General Marchand ; it is posted in the environs of Cturlad Rodrigo. The:corps of the army com manded by General IleguierHs. stationed between Saint Felice and Sanmunoz, and observes the right wing of the Anglo-Portuguese Army, which is sta tioned close to the Ilia Seco. The or her t roops o f the army of , Portugal still occupy cantonments in the province of Satarnanca : a part of the army of the North was also expeded there." Two dragoons of the toth regiment, named Jacob Lottgman and John Green, have been rewarded, by order of Str J. STUART, with a •medal each, 'as.a mark of approilsiioi Of their gallant conduct, in cut-, ling their,way, when entrusted with orders, through the enemy's infantry, wholiaa dilemharktd ott 'the . 18th of last September, in the neighbourhood of Messina. Themtedals bear the following inicrip;- lion— Tlitt osvgass. 3ICRY. From Litiutettant-Gcarrat Sir JOHN STUART, Colltillatidet et the Fuit,es, t , ) I ACOB LONGMAII, of the 2tli Light Dr agoons. TflFt FUIVERSR. For brave and adore Vigilance, distlayett on the lending ot tne Euerny, at Sr..Stepben by near Mos::ina, • VathritithalSept. i tea WiJSJI.V, JULY O. We feel much re2res in stating the following (3.1!- rage wh ich eurtcd at 13.d1yps , ri<ii . uii Zitr.sd .y night. In, consequence of the dis!utbed,,,st ste of 1110 country, a stn ll party of the W,\ ford rptlipPlit has been stationrd there for s-tne time b ck ; .md.on the night above mentioned, tetV th.tinks artur one sit the men bad been ptaceil as'a fired at by some uho had been concvaled, and %vhoto I,e saw miking his escape. The shot unfortunately took efreet in his foot, %41Ach it slot ter,d §evervly. The soldier, as 50011 as he cotiki re cover himsetf, discharged his piece in the direction iti which the r ,, ifian fled; but he was out tit teach. Retald. O. .Saturday a fanner, narited . Fitzgeraltl, was found in a held; near iiis residence at Nlaglass, with his throat rut, and Lis belly and one arm severelY ounded; Surgic4l aid was immediately Lidinini steTd, hut I.ttle hopes are entertained of lii eeco very. Jealousy it the eittl3l aongneit for tt.e.un happy man's attempt at suicide; and a razor was the initiument Which' he used to elreCt hi, purpose. , ehttns.-4omp more pipers have been laid before Parliament, vA Inch prove more acid thore that whilst the d Pacrio s.hava been hunting altergriev ances, the alMinister4 have bren thou...h silently, intriOneing amelioiations "into evcry dtivit t alent where wanted. 'These' papers' relate, to the proceediogi of the indefatigable Treay.ner of tlic Navy in 'Prite Metiers. There is a lung statement front him to the Lords of the Atithiraily, distributed under distin4.heads. • . • The'first head ex po4es the abuses to wYeri .the Nivy has been exposed in the atilt:le of Agent's accounts. The zd statU, that there, lids been obtained a sufficient re gister of prizes to ensure a etgriplete it controul over every case of cApture during the present tvar. The 3d shews the Necessity of investing prize proceeds at interest, which has been done. 'I he rpli head Wates to excess of Agency, and, states, that by the mode according to which the Agency in the net Pro. seeds is now checlieci,und the disallowuncus theAgents'ae. counts for the recall of Prize shares aild incidental Otarges, a large sum will be annualiy saved to the caphit4, cX4.114- sive of the advaiiraAes they will 'derive frotri, exatnina . - !ion ,of the accouLt sales, which till now, have never been c necked: The sth refetS to Distribution, and specifies that the' facility with wroth the value of l'tize.pmvc.tV Is now al: , ettAttlect iinmetinitely att4r the sales, and ty..kiitent commu. nit.ation wits iespe,:lu,g tile apph,..arott of it, tiers it iitipossibl I‘Jr toe pro‘vet,ti to be withneld front ito. nionste ttistribtition, winat the ship is on the h0inv.a , ,,,i4,; ; .4c:ci if on d foreign station, the pro„:eLds are insidiitly ordered 'to be laid out in Exchequer to await her return. Ti.e 6th statea, tkat t,sivage or'rec.iptureCan no lo g r nuw •be with -chi toy au) length of nine, nor can there U: .tit large sums reserved as inuctolote in Agent's hands trout wise payincnts. - • 'The beneficial effeq.t4 of this regt.llation have. bertt an great, that upwards of 400 in-z-s made in isug have been distributed to toe No.y !once January fast, more than four times the )ct distributed in any one p.ar Ether cdptpre in the firzit live years alto- war. A .Meeling of thr:Cotinly of • G Tway was to be held at LOUgtlia, thu day,' fur the purpole of ad tif c , ssitig and .tholikii)g Atop' Highness the VRtNett RaGENT, tur having ri.-m:itlick.l his 11-yal Hlghtirss thlko Of Yob Kln the diliCe Oi n,nitter-in•Ctil.7t of u.4.t Alloy ; and'airto, for rim ptirvose of voting Thuoki 10 Lild WELLINGT -N, iiiittELSFORD, a,,d the . Furces under their Arrivod at Cadiz i►► the beginning of June, from Vora Cruz ,atid the Havanna!), the corvette Sebas titqla, the frigate 8. Frnando, and the g Ktiturosn : they brought a . gr.!,ri quantity of South A. ei icao i.rodue.l, and 41 1,,043 dollars. •• leVe 7 inesday afternoon the town of Profile waa visited by an awful and treinundous ibunder•iuortu, which huog over it for more Wait half an hour, no wind heti% stirring. In the upper part of the town, the lightning rruck nod shAtertd ilie,chininey, roof, and windows ola weaving htal,e &wended tO.t.lio foams below,. Killed one •h in the room ; knocked down into a stale of temporary stupefac tion seven oilier persons, who kere at work iir the same house. A valuaule, horse, the 1 , r0p , -rty of Mr. Bell ; of •Stroud-hoose, near Hnat an, wa , killed by the lightning.--Tabtiton and Brig.lgeivater Jour- On Saturday a duel took place in a field near Ge neral Hope's house, at Blackheath, bdtween Mr. Ma,hooy and Mr. R o bi nson , two ()dicers of ;he first Tower Hainlets Militia ; the former seconded by .Lieutenant- „French, and the latter by Lieutenant Dubar, both of the Royal West London ; whom after an exchange of two shuts each, in' which. Mr. Robinson was very severely wounded, :theinattet was amicably adjustod, to the satisfar.tion of panto.. There are strong hopes of Mr.' Robinson's eventual recovery. Yea,e,rdta a wan of ..the name of. Locr: Who lives at Sunning-Hll, for a wriger:of too guineas, under. took to run' a mile in five minutes, which he per, formed in four minutes and firty seconds. The stamp duty on lilts ceased on Priciay. About 9 head of cattle were killed last week by he lightning, at itisby and Walsharn, Norfolk. . . . The Council. Office was removed on Saturday, fr om the apaittnentii iu ttse TreaOury.44iJge, to the house in which the-Board of Contrail, near tin:, entl of an'vning-street, was recently held, and is to moil' tticrc. . _ . . Sorne altorations and improvements are about to take place in Scotiand.yard,Whitehall. St-:.veral houics which have been for years inhabited by ine..,oi.tuds btilooging to the Lind Revenue and Board of %Vial; i,, are to be takcndowo, and a large spaeiou4 buirding. to be ere Ned 011 the site fur tue Stationary liiiii.e that supplies the . whole of the-public edifices with aper, &c. ‘vhich will be . yetnoved Irotu Palace-yard. The extraordinary law-suit in Scotland has emit. ed much conversation. It has often .been said, that' whatever may be thought of the political condom' o f the chief ador in th:ic strange tared, that his ptivitte lite is highly meritorious • brit the case b as stat ed, Him is an end ti; (lie respettability of his per sonal, cnaramer ; for even granting him some i o lfol; gence on the score of gallanity, in this lice:ll44ns ag e , what must be thought of him in a pecuniary point of view, in being carekss of a Lady's reputaiion, as well as his own, for the, to him, trifling *am et 50001. ! ! , The embankment at Tre . 111adoc, ' near Caere narvon in 'North Wales, p . m:coding with -great success, aitil is likely to be protlacli've of great ad. vagilage4 IQ the Public, as well as to the spirited Pro j. (Jur, Mr.--MmpocK, the• Mernb;:r for Boston, who hag lett tkiwn, lor the purpov of Supertrittnd lug thu oiteratiopi of thiti stuitendous - wvrlc. - SPORT:2VG INTELLIGEIVCS. . , , . • IPSWICLI, 11kr ES.. WEONIESDAY, i fIILY . 3. • , •i. •'... Gvotlctncteit rtir.c ut tat) OuundS. , • uf. Latib ukc',6 Urnobush, 6 )re old - tit , Mr l'r.n.:e, Guild . isgett ' z Mr. Rose's ch. g. %V..xy, s yrs old 3 • I j . • .. -, • : THURSDAY.' The Plate was not run tin-, t,r wart o' horrs. ~. . The following extract of a let tet fromMartralrqn tains the inii.lige.tice from that quarter 1 Otr 11 )0. lU.I I I inht4tit, the Actar frigate (Lie Cornwallis), Captain' and Doris, Ca )t; Lye,. anived with . the Indiamen, and trArisp , yrts from .tlie Isle. of France, .ving the 14th, 33d, 59th, tify h . , and. part of Ihe h Light, ' Di . agoons nil board, leavmg there the p.f,„th, 721, and 87th Regiments, with. toe Mathas Native troops in gal ► isan. These troop%, wit ii 0 0 , ers,.both from here aria Bengal, are at this time on tit . point of sa4ing r ' 9 Vie Eastward,. under A.lmiral Drury, to reduce 4slavia, and et ety Dutch 6,:ft!ettwrit on Java, and every tither place.; An ti at 4 or . Duteliniali will not he lett in titttFtit will CO'' ii of 41)0 0 li::11,;p. an, bottles Ni tice troops. Gener:tl ii sALI, cominand e. Liking p-ssession ~\lani!la -s said to be one of 'he objeAs of the. AtitnitalDrory will lio.st C.re.. walliy, 74 (latelliii,d‘qr),Capt.lio.tre„which lio,rly exuctl. - teti at TnneJrnalee front Botwitty. The fortes will iendezvous. at 'tang; . The Sttl,.y ly . nc; here are—Caroline, Blanche, Doris, .elcbar, .111;de ste, Leda, Hecate, and the Diomede, The Aast-rnentioned-'ship, or the Chlonbe, Captain Wainwright,- will take the first convoy io I': ;bind, which is expected to sail from. Po.nt clf3 Gabe on the 15th of next tuoot!i, The , C/4/ 0/411 artived 'at Colombo on the t Int ultimo, w - th convoy tram China, bound to Bombay, The /this/nous, of :74 guns, Captain Bri4ovnon,. and the Clorincle, are at Bombay. tait c r toA. Gereral Abercrombit there from. the .of Franco. The Lion, of 64, C ?rain Heath coie , ai,d Chichester store-ship, (the former with the Persian Ambassador and Sir Gore Oilsef e y oti board), arrived at Botril:ay on 11)4 Igtit- ult. from England. The itussell, 74, has bven laid up at Bombay. Every pail of India ((lteept some lew districts in. the interior of Bengal) is •in profound peace, and increasing in wealth : of this you may be assured, when I tell you, that the iocerest of y 14redu. eti to 51, or 6;. per cent.. The seaStins ha e h-en v,ry favourable; aod.grain of every kind ' is in cur greatest abundance." - The Henry mei chap,. csiel has arrived in sit wer is.N.aud twu da)s (tull) toe Brazits. A Gentle.. who calm passertg.-r tea I.et trout lt;, MIA ) , state),, that at the tiine 131 ills delTa ships of war were plep inn. ; to .all 14. r M , ;ttte Vid-o, iu consequence 01 d alttltl , rex:hell Adloirai Da Co , nay, relativf t-e c., , runt e Governor of Ilia - 01 oe,, by wi,otie ord.ls 54!t erel B , trial) subjects, bound on board Iwo ‘essels belonging to linenos Ayres, odd been seized and publicly executed at Monte Video. Sir JoHS' LADR recently burst a blood-)easel, and the effusion of blood was so great, that . I,e is said to be in very alarming slate. ' The 2d and gib Dragoons sailed from Plymouth on Thursday. Each man.took a spare lioriu to rc. mount such of our cavalry in Purtugal its ho iu want of horses. The drafts from .the 32d' and 40th regiments, for Poritagal, einbarked at Cork on Friday and nt xt day sailed under convoref the St. Fiorenzo trigii)e. The resittue of the ed b4thili on o f t h e 3 2 ,1 regiment is gone ,from Cork to Artnagh.Clonel P*rwaa, of the 32 ,1 , uho distinguished himself at the Fielder, gets the local rank of liiigadier-Gentral in Portugal. The i9th regitnrnf has embarked at tire Cove of Cork, first for Etlfand, a.rd afterwards for foreign To-morrow B.ink Tokens be iraued, valued at 3s. each. tokens are likiewisc in great forwaicip nes3 tor Is. 61 c.2ch, which will goon be issued. Yesterday dispatches were, received from Sir C. COTTON, in ttie .Mediterranenn. MANSION' HOUSR.--;Saturday, a little urchin, named Iticharrison, ri(i mote than thirteen years of age, underwent an examination , be'ore, the. LORD MAYOR, charged with forging an acceptance to a bill t)t exchange for 501; with intent to defraud Messrs. Stephen Rumbald, Lushington; Jill Co. bankers. The prisoner 'was apprehended under the following circumstances :-.-h e presented the bill in question for payment at the abovettnentioned bank. ing-house, without.arry acceptance. The clerk ob serving the detect, told .hitn it could not be paid ,without its being accepted.; upon which he went away, and soon after returnee with 'the bill accepted in a forged hand. Whilst the priioner , was absent, `the owner of the bill had sent a message to the bankera'• to desire that the bill, if presented, should be stopped, as it had 'been gtolen by some persons unknown. Accordingly when tile prisoner returned with Ilse bill, he was secured and pentlo the Paul. try Cornpter. wal remanded f or a further ex* ainigation. SMITHFIELD MARKET, IfILYI2. This days .Ntirket had a middling.supplyofprime Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was pretty good ; .Veal is d - . Airer ; Latnb is cheaper ; .Beer, Mutton, and perk, sold at last piices : and th trade tor th» most part WES somewhat sales in thefily Market wzre rather lively; Hay and Sttii*,tt:clied 1&*1 prices ; Clover has dropped in prico.We subloin an'sccurzne statern4nt of the pikes and numbers : To sink. the oMI per stone (4811% Beef its. od, to 6s. od. Muttoa .;s 6s. act. Veal sss. . 00 to Si. od. P ur k ss. 6.1. to 7i.. et. Litt no ss. 60. to, 7. Beasts t3so. Sheep and Lambs ts,sou. Cathie* t6o. SVITHPIELD HAY-MARKET. tiny Si. e:. vet, to 71. ifs. ad. Straw 21. tl3. 04 . to 41j al. pct. Clover sI. las. cd. to st, os. CORN EXCHANGE, JUI.Y s.—To .clay acre middling supply of Wheat coats hut -having; consitii,r.inte ykuntities of List week's Folcii,n, causes ike;iry s,n,s, in,(l last p ices lytrcily supoorted, ex, eep.iiivor tine; in Willey, Miilt r aird ‘Vinte intie vari,ition ; very tiu Urty.;or Beans ot tin: oho( kind., and each dearer ; lie of oats are apite sivirr; 'nut+ - 1 irme of he first qtraiity also mooted tit:tater ;- Flom Without alttiiiituu. .0 1