The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-09 00:00:00

1 ~i ill ' APERS. • .. --..-:.,„,........_ . CORTES.. ~., ' tryrlNG Or JULY IZ. • . 4.ttiorthititAzA, &het hog t ) the i mprt.ssmrl I,i i i lic ,, lll d. bet:ti nide by the curr _int leii.,,rts 'of 'he . ..Jul i'arragotia; wade tile foi ow' ,t.g Pt°l)'ill°l's Klhat the toalto , sitO 6 u -s ut the Curt should he per . Z j A,,,. :11131 16 Coutleil of R --gently should delibe ali:-mltao‘otliei topic but war alid• fi naeiee i the setil.flctitis,taiiiii from giving 11 account ut rhea. 0 all cue: übeet. ,13.(11:that 3 e.llllCit 'fi'liould he speedily asiernbled, - 1 1416 Iti4in Itev-re,la Art401511(.1)8 oust BistinPs -1,,,, ..,, - - - t...`i- f4l49ned to form. rni"triGhtfts, ARGUILLES, and VILLANty.avA, q u e 'll 45.16.bei (4 3 PPolike Observations, in c4iJuse ,PicetifivliiCh•the millions were rejected. , eta :Sentif Se!ela'ry, in conscgoence of tltis , (1_1:1 :: o i T n ) 4'4 was.introduced by the notice ort the gen° '4l.lofla, presented 'a letter frptrt . 111 e Re " t , c a Y i s wiilch bted:that the,place had been taken ~,,, twit;, hot professed ignorance of the-causes "sto,4rlicti to that event. b .. litilicutt.tts moved the fiilkwrng. ' .°4- tiora, prop 1 tii Wert. appellated for discussion 'lll .lllla' • I - ices of th e ~, - 4 . saint% toe urgent circutustat tl o ri u , t ilt; power should be granted to the Conn lin, 0n..0119 to suspend from their functions such ,z,'"'d'ill.lot.is as it may not deem useful. , N e ,, f jb4l D.:pones he not to relmir 16.!he Ill trei r ° ll . in order to examine what foul:Jan? ti N IA ; Tr in rumours that art. afloat, of the dis ; 14p 1 ,i td °1 tile trook on account. of their nut bein g u 'NI necessaries . , , to iia,,l'li:iilY4ttlie dounci * l of Regency be author i ze d Irb:, , , Itiola their employment, all 'those w ho tom thtirtai"k4et want Sit energy Inive not acted up Piop tri kwY.'lephcing them with other; persons 1 Y Itiaitheci '' .-.4e11a:, * rntior e ,,, 4 " 441 the country, which are 81469i-entlY, 1) p,l4,,,•ettated the entlin,iastii of a number o f I), tte, ; ". whir, with war tilt It , repeCt tvely proPtmcd sav,.i,i'.l.4,lei.tthich they thou'ght necessary for , its L l. l llp, A 4'114 P?e (t'"'ll ef • thi4 diversity of sentiment Semi - ... tve ir, , a; 4-11P;it:piptr:,1wled following • resolutions , .NV titCh 11/ Pr i vr: ( ll4l (I le et)!a7il of Rego- I cy be require d ter 4 utr is co ,' 4 ' 4 4) 24, hours, the measures WhiCi r l l .. krt ,ttli:e°44ry tor eutatriing tho, te resources whic h '4 ' l kt i ' 1 1 ",„ 4 ih e necess4ies of the State, in suc h t'itto,l) iiiY not (anti any measure that can be ht "a:ht alvan% tit the country. , • • 4 (1 : ii i) ,,, 41 J ii ii i alt „t torte of , tie Oat . 1 9 11 b e ing at '.the "re it ioir 41 Vltillicti of ite..6eney, they ate. there ' a4, he, _ el to carry lefi, eftect „ . it.o.i in,,... , ...., its assenatilentent at , 4 , ) it 6 --iruti.int points, Pefi t't 4 ,: t the e nuucil of Regency, rising sit -4141. 14‘,4),::1,v,Yitrnt-itidte, prepuse •those sup p lies t nf , to Or• t i 6 IQ 444 . oten. eileuinstatice,s. adult- --- ' , , a 4 lii 4 , to ii ,„ !Ile' 11110rtunato principality of ,Ca‘ - . 4110 l ' l llidliti l ► -.i. A • ' be not sunk eprtht,o, iguisueo patriotism be. not 'l4 ' . hit. k olittltitt on . , ~ then cii 141 ~. . of Senor AttGuet.t.Es were i n Llblt.'.l. r.jati 4"l"ll`tclersilo:‘, whei t i 1,,. ; .fi rs t (It wet t '• si t i i '•bet the second, l ot O tte a . Corn 41e itri t „ l44 Y into the cum in o f the discontents t !lithe Isla,' was carried. , In pue,a, tirrtsto •OP Jet , y ., 1 a. tkliin dric4,. ol a r . . k L _II Of yr 0 , . taulutiuli adopted in the secret Pit Is I. " 4a Y. It letter was rtad 41011 T I ilfrd (' fist " It 22d I J ' • A brunt It"' so u h , _title transmute- %sa l li ul 'be Sukti 'sl 01.Catalonia,-the . It 41.. 'whlth W4s :10 110W: -..... ' . 1,, ~ I, Yea tS.OR, ~ , . , , . , • tithil!qtuterdAY evning the Ln 4 y ;oaths th e . - t'e tort, 14- , ' -e. 1 • d - 6,,.. poihli. 1 441 ,, 1 1), tin' t ,i„_ , hr. ~ curtain(, an . iwt`4,(4 "Crut "ji 1i,4 ,ier Velhsco tc ° )Oktlie coin- L"%iileli_ .1• rots which had been a b andoned; .., ‘qtr e . Le ~i b .. 11j01-. itg:ldiCr S 4thfie;Cl having lat. .9t , 1,, ,' i leav e . :101l I - Place, .. ' rii oet 1„ n . .11 conslitenee, will 'not be able I n. 1 t i 14 ' 111 e si ct ,', t ' 111 "s the army obrige in , : e(1eln). tf) Oglii4 e ,' l 9 , ' ..tt letter 11,ts; %kith tilt's Ori.v, bcc:' rmAtt, tt , , ii. " 'he cletteral in Chiel, w ho, tti'ro,gli I:11'1414y 1)1'1:Atone hAlliug, thott 4 b he ha!-,6cein , 114:Ntre, s4ll by . the Cit4ertior Contreras. • 11 , ti,, t ' ii'Yonkt a doubt ti, if this turtveso i s 4 t • W Pio° ' at ~ • ti or b ,eras timer tall.' • ' • - Nti Li qitr' it 'Vs 1' ' they' tO SU s' ..• I N ..itit otil . ouservcci, that ought• I N i 'i t 11()1 ) t,f SJciheld lal th!,t utticer pre :t‘,,,- 14 ::1, t „ ts • u l ilk General, Is inch summoned tr " t 4 II - C ui tiiiiill4l of Iris advanced gland. to4l44,l.'tlecocis,said, that' lie was acquainted slit h t w "AI; he heti 'y d filets to be a brave -l orti ' itkitillti • 1 ; , L . , e . . c ... 44 ., -; 40,,,t, -Nuiiiiieu aimseif on various 0 ~ c t il lny 4,4(, heretore they ought to deliberate be tl,t e 1 " 4 4r, 40 1 1 ' 1 . 0 any rtviututi(ll 1 , t 4, ,•44iicti w!" 1 .,' 11 4t the lettt;r: should _ be tent I° 1,41,4"vviiii,... !vegeaey, 1114 it ' /nig' ift proceed to 1. wl tult ut the fade, wicl to pnuisi) tilt' . - Ilij le htt it t. F l ; I Mil. ARTICLE. lilt 44 4 1 74 e by the C 4, , 1 c omma nd •of boil tt i „,.. ~, ..,. . l3 Qat Cr iIF C , , .. 1 .. - II t t i ',0%147:113:11.e Cuaktc,n,a, and at terwarth. conti Ise ''l4 Itt ° Nile • ti la t h 4 !ermined that the divisions, cantoued NI : 1 4 ; list;- '4 . e i 111 81.:-.11,1,artai Zafra, Teri:v.- and . tt„,,:t ht in La..Ptiebia.de Sancho Perez, at i is,' l4 4, ti clearters in 'Noagalis should pass the s.i.eilklitit'itildit'tvl'intry,were. put hi l. nabiion , tO Unite ' 3 4 ,141 te a a ' ‘"i inist ' the . ' ca \ dry fell back by , ~,,1 14 , "et St. 'Alartlia, and the Eriglisli arttly . ti l t 4 4 / 1 tt/ t4l • : 11 ; 4 0 4 l ashed (31itidtilvleti..t1.0aytialthe t3th, in whia'. tid ( IN of .141911 Oi tilt' 9! ll corps, , under Ni. s ,N t.. G eneral Drouet, and three Ow". t4 l, 144 wit tl4:itolt;elehl Other points of Andalusia,' 4 14 o l bt -Z eolith-Ms Zatra and 1..05 . San- . ~ i r ~ n g 1 tits 4ik h -. , 41 151 h the troops continued t. 014 ' th 'Y Navin . . • • •, 1 4 k itu4 ,g Joined In Altuendral, an liii 41 'di il l ,: he tk „ Y itt itthuera. tti t . ix i) itt "`" the, t utee diiittions of the -Armh , l'ibt,a,livkitt:t: tic4e.A'tti,ll:-!_Y, t roin.the.tilth y, past tiL,,-,),) th e. _ .4. ,"Ls. aud ttip Span ish 11 411 11: 4 4.1 P. I ' 7lll t he wh 1 . including 1 1 -,. - -ty ir „ 6 .10 h o f : ~ c' e of the army, trtrthrti ' ll ilti :list Oli he ' which, .with 30U itt l i t , tir 1,1 i.. dsliMed at the siege of . liktdajoz, • t()t ,.: iirti ly. 4l vi k il l h 'il.i . t I Olid Alit! head- quarter , o 1 t r t,, - 4 • 0 , to_., We've canno'n took asinii, a r . - 44 11 4 Aei•-• • ' , - - .0et„.,,,,,-. , arm ._ `rem • , _,.. ..,.,i . , ~., Kit tit th e f-,"guese yaineq tbas day --.lll4thal a i . - d i giLl our troops..gt.chs, if. bci With gte L atist int•cteisiOuiekpettitioh, ing even in balding it .their order of tolumn, and vvete at five in the afternoon on the right bank of the lit er, The•Variguard remained at „the head of ilte i kdil o ainatruded by the English for the pur pip ootpporting the operation. t . t,`„%,.gtwite, - ulth, the troop .Ontinned their tTs.h o „pn4 the-head-quarters of the Fifth Army wit gntite,corps and the'dismounted-civalry, were at.V . lf4 • t • wtosa. March of the troopson the I Bth, to Oltedon do-, Cite -T leagues ; 19th; toortela, seven ; 20114 to'. Beca,'six gist, through a-desart, one; 22d, to Mertala, .eight,. „Total,. 0 extraordinary long Por-, tugnese leagues. During. titi.s rapid -match, in' which there was never 'suflidiertt provisions to give ,complete rations, the troop - 5. manifested the utmost . patience andorder. ..11 is certain, that on very few ,occasions. h as p, corps. made so long and painful filarehil i 4 : COnseqUenee of the excessive heat, the tliiiirpait ?fit at least being without shoes. On ihe - • 12 - ;p1• remtts ; ed the ouadiana, by a temporary bridge fofnict of ) :boata.;;:and the horse efle6ted,it on the '23d 24dt; t)y swimming:, On the latter day the ar.' erebarked for Ayamonte.-On. the 25'h the diVisions remained in SilveS*.re, Castellegos and catank The cavalry belonging to the Filth Army , commanded by Count Penne, with .two. pieces of artillery, was .to art ive at Mertola on the►4lh. • " The older of 'march was as 'folloWs 'artillery, escorted by a battalion of Miners,' formed ' the head of the column, and-was followed by the. Commissariat• and all that behinged to it. After %With Marched the 4th division), the Ist of the 5111, and the 3d.; the whole proteeted by the c ivally, which fallowtd at two leagues distance. It would ,not have been possible for ,tlie divisions to have at• lived More quickly by different routes. " After Jefreslnitg the.corps two days, after the rapid march, from Portugal to the country Niebin., it was again pot in motion. • " On -the 528th, the cavalry of the fifth army; the,' .van . paid, and almost ail the aft:fiery, entered OttAhe 29th, 'these same troops took the di. yetstion..,tif I.:rigueros, and then place was oceopied tty,thqs4Atich had remained to Cartayaend S. Bar. tolorne,o! , The division of General Ballasteros was can 'toned in El Cerro and Catanas.. and covered the iLfi and rear of the army, Upon the arrival of this Ge her4 at Gibezas Rubtas, on. the 25th, he disposed Or three companies of Barbastro, AM of the Ti 'ratiores, et ail toe corps and the bmtaliolis of Flavin and Lena, shoul d hold th emselves. in readiness to' march and attack a Movable. column; annsisting of 60', infantry and cavalry, ,which had artived in the cerro„'..„'These troops marched all night, the rest of the' di'visioil remaining in Citheza linoras, under the orders'Of D. Francisco Nle.ino, which were to fol ; at .day -break. At day-ii; t, the 26th,,Ou'r GUerillas met (10 eneinv, formed at the end of the .viitage on...the. roan trnm Morita.' • .0..1r troops at tacked them by the road of the•C s etro, but the mole able column cornnyeNed retreat, continually charged-by our GuerillaS and light troops, The loss or the enemy . consisted itf, tour office's, and from 35 to 40 10IW or wounded; ours, of three killed and four wounded'." • . CAritz, 7ULY e.—,Altll . tigh we artk i pot able offi cial', by d'ates to 38certain • the situ'alloctot.tho army under General Blake, which the cutintry able by private letter., received yesterday frousAyarnonte,to say, that the army nc- , copied Castelegos,' Aletiso, and Vella . 'teal, havtog marched out for :the purpose of incorpora log, itheil with the ariry and , artillery, Which chseinbarkrd in Ayattionte. The . eity , lof Niebla. the Spank() trouila, after a ltvely fire, and, re:,istuoc.e, ut.44. hours. • Jo consiluence of its having surrendered; 3 di ) 1107$41gts, with a great . quantity of prov:sioils, civiettcl , in' our power, and the 01 artillery the enemy:had colleCied in that city . as a *Wong point, from whence they could'protect their operations .in the country. it is positively 'asserted, that the third army-has _had a very glorious anion in the kingdom of-Cor detrain% two of.the enemy's divis:oris which had entered the Sierra. CADIZ, Jut.Vß.--:•By a dispatch which Colonel' 'Fipe4. has sent to the Con u of ~the Division of the province of Soria, tamer the date•of the :28th. relative to the advantage which he gained 0n,tAe,, , 2511i of the, S;11110 month, in the vicinity of Vi - itoria,' we leittit: that the French escort•whieh he . ronied consisted' of 1500 infpntry, and 30 0 dra- J gfßos that the prisoners who on .that occasion ac quired their liberiy,were in number flub; including. iwu Cylonels, ore Liewenani-Culotieliand forty` other Orfieers, ,together with.the .celebrated Com mander of Guerrilla, Garrido; that ,300• of the ene my were killed, and 200 made . Prisoners, among whom is Colonel Filet, Baron Of Itlt, Empire, with seven 'other 'Officers. . . • . . Conwriandaht-General of the Camp at Gibra lion, under the date of the 12th, instant, gives the Chief - ol the Starl the ageeable ,nfuitu:ition that General Viliat, having, 011 the morning at. the t i .11, attacked °the : Castle of Alcala . de los Gazillis, de fended by (Ally 0,00 men, with COOO troop 4 of every .description, was colupietely driven back by. the va liant garrison, ic.itcr even porined by - a deiachtnent which sallied liotu the Castle, which took sorue pri soners. • ';: , Pu•set..A Die SANABRIA, JUNV 16.—We learned orOlie'l.Bth that Bessiereslied evacuated Benevento oti , the 'Bib, leaving 15U men in the heights et . Case trogonzalo, arid that he took his +mite to Valencia, Otliis way to Campazes. On ~. the evening of the seine day out tt0r0 , ,..s entered Denavecte.' S.) - 1 the `19.1h, Brigadier Cabrera, with his diviNion, resolved to go, out and milow them, and he thetelore, di rected his artillery to retire to tieguejo. On - the 2 i st he reached the Mock's, where he %vas inlet - med. that the enemy had evacuated Astorge and Labanev; tha t :& s sier e s had retired ttl on Valladolid, harassed • in every step by the Guetillas of Borben, undet ; their. Commander Don Thom,ts Principe.; and that the French , General Seta was at BL-navente with 7 5 00 q: (n . 4,i , On the- C3d ' there were 2000 Men of the 6th army in Asturga, .and . the itrad•querters. were one Agape from. that city, On the. saute dAy there was sent hence A supply of ammunition tot tho Oivist.prt of Cabri4. 4 ,., wh t ‘h w oil the kith - 4i Castes: :fad •• - • repbri a Seri! tithing evacuate d Benttvente hai. not been verified, Rer rs it ascertained Whether the ene-, micas who left the Asturias have gone for Santan der or for Leon.fn the sane clay, the 23d,s are officer of the patriotic._ Griffiths of Rioja arrived here, with otde'rs from Gerieral Casienos to Send him a suNity- of -,ammunition. The officer informed that General Meridiabel was on his Way to take the cortinatid the 7th - ! . lend the prOVinees wherein it is stationed, We are. assured General s Silveira was, intAingAiwo,sitions, and uniting a.con-, sidetAble fOrCe, to, move upon Zamora.: . The ene •rny, with, : the greatest ,inhumanity,. hack all the towns ihroughwliteli tile) retire. •In _ : .Abig . )..they . . tied a farrier, who had shod synte.horses belonging to • our 'soldiers, ,to - .;fourtof hii own .horae, which `were stiurred to apposite direclioni, and the unhappy man quartered, v bile thoie atrocious. monsters laughed at his sutferings. Coaolito" Juice 2/,—EY, Jose Ma . ria de - Santo, Cilde's, - Cornarander in Chief actinieritn of -the 6th Artn);,,wrnes on the 20th from his head-qulrterS at 'Nlontealegre, iii the:following terms,, „to the second in: cornmand in, the . kingdom, D: Joaquin Maria Velarde • ``,MOST EXCELLENT'SiIt, have the pleasure of coinmunicaling to - yhttr Excellency, that the enemy have this morning eva cuated the city of Astotga, , blowing up 'the %% ails, but without doing'any damage to the city, and el fetled their retreat to Banneza and Benavente. 1 hasten to announce this 'happy result ro your Ex .ctlleney, though I am,unable to' descend into de taiL" ASTO ROA. JULY 15.--Since the last skirmish , on the•heighig of St - ..Justo, half a leagtle from A.stOra, the French have found it necessary to return Cir bigo, where their force - amoents to 1000 infantry and 700 ItOrse. • Yesterd:iy-Senor tie Poi came here to head-quar lets. He 1134 removed . his tiiiision to C4rizO, four 'leagues fronyhei cc. On the Lite skiralish with the ,Fr e i l ch hc!took torty. prisoners. CORUNNA, 'JULY tr.-44411e fatuous partisan D. Franci,sco Longit, in' a letter of tile 3d, has cnrii rnun►cated the following 'inforntation to the Com inander-iioChief of the (jib army : _ Joseol aonapalte: entered Victoria on the evening of the 3011) - ot , June,,escorted,by 500 iir fintry, 3Uio,horsa, and the few .troops which. he could polka (runt tlie.ditieren,t garrisons." EXTRACT ;FROM THE REPORT MADE BY THE -CHIEF OF THE STAkt. Of THE EXPRDITIoN C`.)IIPS, TO THE. GiIiNERAL STAFF, A.ND DATED THI(4I/011(.4; On Ihe; ~ ):Jr home, troops were -marched from Gibraleon, for the purpose of .snaking an attegipt upon t bi*viety the Mal sh,al de Campo Don Jose ZA . pia :Alvan( ed w.ith 4.111. division,. 'which prot;ined before the said place OR; the 30th, at tlity-breaks: with the cavalry and the artil lery of the 6th aruty, 'at the 'very time .when!the ad• vanced guard; und:r the command:of its. G.ineral,.: •Doti Jose.de Lardizat;al,..took a position upon the high. road Iron) Villarrasa.to Seville, with_ the ca- yak). i , f the expedition corps. " (111 c. population of .which is•now real doced to tut) persons) pre s ents, . with its abcient.. in a good. state. of preservation, and -a Castle: united to us circuit, and forming aAind bf citadeli a strong mart" ,but the enemy bad readesed, it mote respedable by ilia addition of at:;-pou.-ader, .two 7.-Aw.utider howitzers, and .61 her isewetr-piepesiti aitillquy, , .and. by .coirryleielyi Rutrounaling Air:place with , yations *ark*, Such since, it has become it .poirn ofsopport for the enemy in.hts vagesi" and R•placeof depoti t for ultipi ted and,griev ou t§ req uisitiobs,:,by which the .surrounding ttawn ships. are ruiovd and exasperated. , Excellencypthe General in Chicf,,desicous of trying whether she people of the distrift could be delirered from so distressing a v, as (!ii. pose(' to make an nttempt V.v.. were ion plasyCb ed t t 1 ; 1e use ., Es necessilry, for securing success, nor Cou:d much thaCtime which w as to be devoted to more lin : portant ohjed. As s-oil, there ;ore, as he leari ed that the GoVerobr hitd.rejeted the sitnim ens cif Ge neral Viaias, he proceeded to reconmiiire the diredinA that in the ineo time hid:leis awl,. 00 , e, .necessary .impletnenAit required from t treighbonying,villageS,„ it not being cotsider‘d pro (.lL.!ist tnunder take the,oper3iion during t iie day. " On this accou n t troops of. lOuitis divi sion, and the artillery of the fifth cut commence the attack' until the moon W3S scat. The right was placed under. the dirediun'of the de Campo Don Jotni.de la Cruz M:nri;eolv ; and the left under the St ignilley of the Rt.yal Goaids Don Carlos Denny. In she mean time some inlan., try pasied the Rio Tinto, rti'make a ,false'attack on the eastern side . of t hp fortre4s: " The troops advanced' with the ladders under a heavy fire of artillery and ttutkeitY two," the ene my' ; and some soldiers, after repeated succeedrd in penetrating within the 'w:111 ; but shoritleis of ladd , r., tlu ugh . iined . and their iimutlicient number, and toe drti..leitcy of other means : , of ipttack, did not permit ttn....prpit!co (inn of .the phut. For these' reantis, attdtpy being apprimehing, 'the Gitneral . ht QiiisfOrdered the iroops to return tu their positioni, that they not re-. Main to Nog exposed fife of the tomess, ‘.vhieh. was aecor4 - ing etfeaed, qur lois, iltnnuntifig to,about 20 then. Elll the core employed vu this service. displayed a gallantry worthy al the . higliot Extra& of a private Letter irorn Cadiz, , dated July - " BLAAa and , his army retitrnect to Cadiz, in con sequenee,of the orders he teceived trom the Coriei, owing to the critical state of atiairs.—Geth Sou his made his appearance in, Port St. Mary, with reinforcements; to &met in person the operations, SOnte of_ the private letters froFtt Aii.erica state, that tile Prcsiden!, Col4lllll odOitf 110DGERS, and the . States, Capt. I.)ucATtitt, with two other tri ,. gateii hal been ordered in tautly to put to sea; , !Avo tormer had dropped down littdson'a River,. with• orders fo:titaintain, by'any rileatts tha't w•Pre necessary, the neutrality and' independence of the . flag (hey - boi4. lt was understad,' t hat should they 1311 in with any of.the British Itlkates crnizing what they-- call the waters of the Uniied States, .1 hey Would not scrtiple, unless overawed by superior toluake an Mock.. ' POLL f 4 nil ky I NfiLitriG. fIONV•STREET.-011 y Wednesday John Kerves, alias Fitzpatrick, waik-J)rouglit. to the office, charged on suspicion o -t telonjo,tistylnealing a „o4nse, the pro perty of W. Wards,44l bbields. It appeared, that t lie.. prisoner Itad, .s me tinle si,ce, been li‘ing at -Novi) Sbielclaj,. by the name of Fitzpatrick, asa merchant, •Itid iurrd a horse at _ . ,evcn thithri! a day, but did,tiot retivn wi ( ~i ding tops}otise. It awr,toisvkad the hat iftt hisTiodiiittO on the day hf hired ihe tur-f, Litid had sent' portmanteau, with his eh/ills, la) 3 trading vessel to Loudon. . Mr. •Wads, the owner of the horse, iirconsequeger, bid a d-rainer upon the po rtmanteau, which not reaching L:indon at the, time: the prisoner expected it, he ,caused Ftu attorney to write to the proprietor/ of the vessel, who had , ,ninlertaken (.onitaire the portmanteau to Lottdqn, threatening theturwitikam,gttiott if they dt.9i,iteci it any lunger; in .coneilitettee..ht - wit eh. they. agrt:ed tu bring two Londururwrth out. (Hay, of the !fors gplitibed of tile ,cii,cumstutice, sent iticormation fv London, and ltvett w.,s em ployed to watch the arrival of t.ie ,and what became of the portinanteAu; which he and dis cot ered a little boy fetching avi.y the portmartfrau. R ive t' f o li owe d 1 11 , 1) ..ith it; he .topped places, as if to Avoid being detaled ; !tie atF leogill 'followed him into a,ptiblic-Louie parlour, where he f the prisoner ha 1 opiltfcl the portiminieau, and was.lookiug over its lhey spoke together, Rivet' havip.4 ii,rn for some time. by the natite of .Ket.et-s, dm! bad him custody tor asimitar offence. kie ask.rd itivett if ti y. thing was the matter ; the officer ariss4ered, he wanted, him fOr the old h‘aitiess ; the prisoner r.-plied, he would go with him; he did 11,1 fear.any as ho had sent a note to the Owcyr ot the huts,: for payment, which had been, accepted, and, would be paid, when it became due, at a Bankers in Cum... hill. Mr. GRALIAM the Magistrate, asked him if he • had got any cash at the Banker's, t< there tic note was payable, of ever ha.; ? , He did Dot appLar to. understand t.ne Liut,liun, but at length said he heti about 151. o; nil. illete. r . TilepriaOper u 4, cocumitted for a further exatni.-.; nation. On tt,bsing..; seayched, a note resembling a 201. Bank of England : note was . (nand,. which .prot . ed to. be sim . ilar_to those 4.sued . lroin the Fleet. • . .=;.•11013/12 - EY AT. TH6 POST -OFFICE. Daitiel Ditifii; a fetter-Cartier, in the neirMionr« hoorfolScilio, - was hrough.&* to the Office;'ch.:rged with stealing a iot. Kink of Eilgtand note, sent in 3; letter front - Liverpool tbi.;)ndo'n. ' 1t ilnttin" the month Of .I‘l.ly)ait, John . SChnifietlid; `Sf Liverpool, 'Was in I.,Ondon, as, 4 the house'or M 'ftiorripson 'Rainie, pi:AU/tier, jay King Str eei; *l r6i6f6tAiden:' ' His stay- London i being' longer 11k.,i k n he expected, anti his cash running, short, hti wrote 11omefora supply on th e 2. 1 11 1 of : May,, which was answered on the Q9lll of the sarpe * rnan+h, anti *flich •onght to have 'hero ieCei , ed Ott, the 3 tit in LOndon. Mr.'S - chelfivld wait v d (lays iit. tondonlorsan answer, bllt 'woe coining,. Le borrowed spate' tnoney• of wurit c On his arri'vl he facial got iclier, CO taittini a tol.,ncift-,' hati_Ol-,.eiti sent t(; Mtn, t'vhcti Era s ought us have reeerV.Aloi, - eite'3lit 'or ALi application was ma' e'arthe r ßest-ollite thefe, and ir k tliat"th letter !IA t.i.ti . .4l . regolarly ., sent' to London. A-'lteer cOl.s lint , nce to Lir. itainie, retinesting• hien- to 'a6)ly.at the Post.: ,otliCe in Lon&Jn, and'to step 'die l'.ayinvitt of the note at . the 1113 'w hich he acOordingty :role ring onty .wi thin .1 hese fir.v 'dii)% gone, into the; 4arld 11A4 bete 'traced (o itose,*of the,' Crown and two Chairmrii I) , lbii6-I;isui, in D e a' n street, - Soh , ),,who, on exatnihng the note, &lid there, was a mentotandum 0!) i!, in hii hand- writing,' , !" Postman, May 31' i" and th a t th e p riiooer was .the mati'who paid it to'hilh, - tudisch.irgi'an aceoLint :lie Owed him of .3. or 41. The prisoner was witted for furt.her examination. , .. . . • • • .. . .. . .. . Yesterday wonting, .about ten o'clock, Salmon aund ManCe re‘.civc.l inforniatiop that two coalman • piostitutes had beep. seen looking at a watch, it. , Ditice's-court; Bow -street, which appeared ,to ,be. be. a, valuable one,.. "rite Officers bavong ,ssccrtained that,' they were one~ into•f)r..ty-lane, traced them front ; a'ght-shop, hcl found a watch upon one of them*, he also fotind a watch-maker's to in hrr bosom,. NATlii ; cl), led , to. a'; discovery that it . belonged to Mr.:, ',14n14, Vf.st„ .p-put;s Church-yard, who nad 4e013 . robbed . of ii,itie prece,ding,eviiiug in I.,,icculn"s pun,.. Flelds, When ite was seized, Qiid &urrpunded b) se. veral women. She was comaittird fur trial. .. A SMITH FIEia`MARICE f , AUc. g This clay's Market had but an indliferent . surply: :of the ditterent' kinds •of Cattle'; Val, Pork, Lamb, are ddarerl Beef 'And MU ton were cpea per and the trade for thelnosl'part 'was - Somewhat The tiles in, the HaY' : Market Were.iiteoaaiurrable Straw and Clover' have linen hi'piict3 ; Hay ftii:ktt a'betier price. --The foliow.itib, pries atid• numberif ,are'iin accurate scat etnent - . • . To' sink th e oilal p er stone of Ws. • Beef 4s. od toss. 4d: 'Mutton 4s. "ott: its *s*. 6d. 'Veal' 7s• 4 , a i tv '*. 841. York ii. sod. to 7 * . 4d. .t.ain;) Beasts 710. Sheep and Lambs 11,000. Cab/CS IS• 114 2201 • SMITHFIELD HAY-MARKET. Hay 31. is.; od to 71. tcs. oat. Straw'2l. iss. mi. to 15$" ott. C1ov&1-1. 4 tvs. Cd to 71,45. • " corts.EXCHANGE) Aua. Market has, again 1 , -;tay,vyry tew ,nrIVOS of Wht:at, .aii4lll.lv itig a dolatin, sales in consequence ar a further ad• vane of about 34 and 4s, per quart:l, aid itig . her prices asked ;Brij in short siti , i , !y; Malt and White Pius Slippr , tlt last quetatiOn, bet lew of th! tatter,.Grey and 8 7 1 ins of both sorts tuliy at ilia pt ice, cincieci ; the supplies, of 03IS are likew short and sties thereof quoted rather dearer ai late prices. - . Wheat . 70$ a 8 4s a 1p?1, Tick Beans • • 36a a v.* Pine ditto - . lop, 4 I , ls Ditto (fine old) 0 43 4 a 4 4? Rye - 314'4 4 . 1. () al* - - 1.21 a ::. - 4 a3t Barley . - - 32 i 4 ig- Poland ditto • 311 a 323' Malt • ~ - -65 i a 7:., P.natue ditto • 331 g 43 • s WhivaPeai, 4, bollersso, 4 i 6; ' Rapt Scot . 36 1. 1 , 6 ,1 . Grey dikta t 1.;v1. , '' - 46 s a szs Etne'Flour - - Bcs a I , ) s iloons ,-• •,. 44 1 3 ii 175 s SCCOIIti4 iit . A 7ss a li,, :i ~...