The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-01 00:00:00

, Pitt, ULi 1 ) .1 i',.;410. INTIILLIGeNCE :FROM THE ARMY IN SPAIN. Dic;TPICT OF THE ARMY OF THE SOUTH. tranqinlity proaiht . 111. t he iirov;neei of Grin v..ta and Malaga. General SA) 1 , 11 nt h establiihed and a twindry at GlanAda, where .every thing tur the siege of ririlia.4,tria is pieparin4. He will soon be itt a t'oht.;ltioo to set utit on this expedition. The movable coltitnn%ha've obtained the grenest sitccess :in the provinces o f C,,,dova and' J a oo ; Ma jor, Haubersatt, or the I 7111 dcagouni, stow is , .d and des , royeJ a nand at 01113 , 1 , tiLtii. bak.ing kilned that two or 3000 av,kotiffifs*, the diipersetf remaing of Blake's army, were endeavouring to co:icentrate theinseiVrs to- Wat'd the eIOI2IFeS o f the Gt:adalquivir, to hi! Mill WWI) Of Segura, ordered sow,: 'loops to ~arch upon ilt hannt 01 these rubbers. ['he tyk.vii was rcundca and cattle(' by a,:d4. Ported aiA.Char ttmel, t i t 1 10- 51)11), Chit'h tl i Battalion, and egit3io Loprowskt, commanding a cletachment 01 the regi rnunt a , t partitittlehiy tii,•Jot;uishc , ,l , 1 ,1,•111- belVir, to Ch., ilYlalt, .411iCh 11,ts let' , tile 11.1mlit'e ) , :1111i of O , '•';( , Vithout the let)st hope, Captain Notmatia, comtnanding a movahte co. linnit in the Seir.i Tilotena,,surprised at Coeqqiqa a nolprioni Limid winch hail escaped from the leaders aiw 80 man were k tiled men and wo'hozies were taken: CADIZ. The Drike of BrMimi continuea with the, grtialest aFlliity the, irlilttetiy work, of We siege of .(,";athz. boat) are daily built in the 'flueadaro ; the Napoleon bjft-ry Lindy discharges shells with thy greateit rtuccess; they rerwh et cry part of the toots, derconient of On inhabitants is exce4sive. The lead, rs tlt the,imnr`ree,tir)tt2te 3,t the t nd ot their re .. finur cc , . 'Specie do longer arrives Ivan Small? tica, Don:it:dim y ListiS take plitee, at , d all the plate of the Ititt,rchei and pri me persons .eirried' off. ,tilt' tytent rilue the neigithOurirg province* aie perftetly tranquil.. , • sn:Cr., ihkOMOS. he me t eof til'l4 f<rtress has attlafied the entire uttetition Of the ' , twiny.. All the SpAnish enritS * who had) joined rho English firtrly at , Lisbon, Villa • Franca, and Abrantes, 'were tint under the ordera of Cnrera, the s'itt ' er or of 1,.1 Itoloana, and difipatch; e,l f o r ce d t ylarrhes to the rk.het of Buiajoi. , On the 3d of It c Minary the fot (ism.) tit itte a sortie, for the porpoie Of des r yihg the wprlist lad t1;10%,% it Up -on the left bank d the They Were driven hack by a battaltt4 o f he ti ir voltigenrs of the With tight inf . tdry. The C,lonel of the 4 It regiment.of dti , ! ,7;0014 cic:xtrron.ly availed hi itself of 'The opportunity to charge' the "meetly, \,‘ ent 4lown inn ti th,ey reirefied tics himself tly , the . utde n•;i i ,c,sn 4106 he trktile.. tto-f i,lO it the 4 ii the I.)uktp.• of D.441186(1 Leg tn t ,. horeitaid he to‘An with weal snot. -ss. f or sett - nal s the wo',”her had been dteadfill. Th e e avohi: or.!erttt to h.ockade Ba&t.H.,uci t;to ti; sir boa of II,: t;nadiatil, cook} t!, e i t pn , niitts. "i he i intssats were, ,posted on' the hoe to ot.!,,,J•eve Chi ilk! dd... mraninq, the !, hi h w from potto.. .retok,a. ,,, ,i by In': S t ) n 1,4 +rid 1- valry from 14',Icatt, and - woo wen foest 4.tri isn't tyor,,in all 10,0b0 in at, inat.te 1 s , p u t t tFalice. The tifii lithsors r, ceived, without frit.o. four viecessive Cis it i4,es, and b!,iwly fell hack upowthehridge G'eborta, ritovement_4,ol, enemy di sco vered,'end ()Nevi. vt t iinitied , rndy givi-11,10 ( .lerwrA 144.1,41,1r,Matklgttirg It,J inar.,f itAainst t h em H it the Clvdlfv, 1113,1 It, muntuyre to not a tnittillr 10 ,old ti, t ,nn t o e nt e r ' t bc. fottre;i4. tho rnOrni. 7 of Ore./roll 'iono borie mnde fre ( 4 l ri rt 1. trrr tile regrownt' of litts.rars behind the Ciieborra, while the infant, y e, bred the.gai rt. eon. At noon. General ',Latty,t . Maul) ,was irl presence of them 3. the etwin', to , )k to ili 4 ht, an d tt' 13 drit:Ok, the cibre at !twit Innis, to the bridge, vhele, 6,41r4 5 thrown slits, they w o e ~v , „c. .cteim,il 1. tlte tl r It 3f,t t ,001111. 11)11 ?C f:',r,K the cpetriy 3:10 ill or di o anti too prisoner's, t , Our I 0 , is , only site grid an (}dicer and (Our men wonded. lit the , evening, the p‘Aition to front of St, Chtisti:val wati' Or opted, an & the 060111 , 3 e coMpleted on the right bank of 'the ► fiver, .• • . On Abe 7th, at o,l6Viltl .o'cl , it'k in the rnorninrr:,: the gar! kott, noes's'ing of about 12',000 inert, made a g , tieral sot it:, in the hope of rai , ing.the siege-- 3000 foot arid ($OO h , ,rse proceeded rapidly against cur on the covered by two iedoutus, ')pp .site fort .4 second coin tilt appeared on t h e l e ft of the third paallel, diretting its attack. rott Pardaleraq ; and, ~,bork, corps cif clo 1044 e, st:Lo , nried by Ilte rest of the infantry, ii, , l , vid/rd on the extremity of our left along trie {,hissllll3, A sharp engagerrient pl_ice, o n , enemy ,direlitng th, , ir efforts against. the two to:,t 1,. on '1)(.1 right, which we; e as yet ttnilnished,... ,•olomn, r tlw 4)1 Cc nor in, op. iv, 3, I.ln , gift could of,a stettain its titw e. Itery were. otetwiliAiDed, Their leadent 0 ,„1-nroured 10 rally ti t in i thtl , wero pat co,o; , !• to the rout, :led' driven at he' point •of the I) r;',) to the, gi,,r:is. .['tic hatile ceimid in itonr before t ng,tstall, and our operationi owonsly rt.suwed„ Tire co ,„ my ' s loss ,was eon4d erable. They left inow t n A n :3ou dead on the 6 , 11, and 1.00 were priso , ieri; they ,had ;von tkow,duii. w it found A COIOIIVI ,OlitongS l the dead. Brigadier Go-. _ Iwo ! D,, 0 Espana, iind seNeral other superiot , O(fi. vets, iNere s;-vt7q.vly Wbendert Oar lo,s amounts to killed, ,:rid 159 wounded) the greater' 'part The e.,re;itr;st conitern3o,.o pretaili In the town; i)l; nvoi,,on Ae lreriy beg - in to be scarce, The arrivM ( SOT ei;(ler 01 VIP,: o n tress, Cauera most 'pas tea by otttanittngihe 3e3nty 1 c . ii, 11 4 ""): had pte ootion comp.Qtr. Ihe betegi! have - I.ol,ltOrd Printed by Fit Sti,N Ovrici already expended eighly thous nid pownis of powder , to no putpcise, not being Able to retard the works off , :.(, ai ge for a ntinnetit. Grnerai •Galan was sticevsftil in his pursuit of Malttros's rOr o .. 1-14: with it on the 25.11 of iJan ,, ary; at Vi , il 'Nova cte Ca;tll 7 .tgos . ; .13allast had tottanglea flip Arline!) , .aria cavalry in the route of Pityttiog, , , so that .he was taken by hurprii.e, aoki tostatitty attacked with vi;;oor.- tits posit too wait:at• ried by I tit: bay-poet, and ins troops so cot up that very of them stro-edect to getting Ilehind the GuAtieina. The rot were . eillter k iced, taken, or dispersed, v. ithoin inns orb,.6gage, bA.Y . ing they won't} serve no longer. The .Duke of Ddlntittia expeitvd that something of importance v,A!uht take piace between the 15th and 201.1 i of Fehrttry. He was in hop• s to be' able to carry the fort of Part4.lleraB, dr.troy - the army of (:;.irtera, and Conseqn , ntly advance the Stego ' ; of Toe Letters (row - M. i t Influence, that the, Duke it I),thilatia has U„ the loth of v.-Iy, he pa-sed the Guadiana, ,ityrised Carrera', camp at titedi: of day, _look his witgazmeg, b;%gage, nti.d consistitig of 30 piec.s of cartoon Itarae , s , (1 ()I. t 0,000 wen 'bat Carrera bad ‘Alth .2,000 5,000 t,,lien ibl.m,:rs, (41 WcF l Spanish Getter:li, Iled, ritinll t' This event: hos . colpplet , ".ly destriiyed the (;O1 Sot Roitiato. The prisoners ‘A etc tspeLled tat The CIOVII-work Of 1 1 3Vdaleral, Within 100 pacei 1 tho forties , ' of iiatioj.z, w.ii I.,l“eti lis,,tll, 'mitt a lodgment made on the v‘ai cvery , rv.:s )1) to expect that (Nal). to Ni arch thr ii)wo wi.ulti • ,sur, cod- 1' or Et takto , by'ass:ltth. Accordia; tO their Luotottt tit.. Eti;iish te,oditt,;(l ut 110.• ir DISI 1:1CT 01: Tiih ARMY OP THE 'NoRTIL 'Die Dulct:. uI Istria haq removed his head qu to Vol Ts h he was ud, the denionsirations of j , ,y by she in, abitants, ttrp sufticiont root.* of s,,irii that. pre alts in thogo Pi t)vitice4. Tiwe rt-sttlt of 11;4; ill lie lAinake is inure ;kin eve. lnyw iive , s,ory is tor th, Spanish pt , oplo to riri,eive of lfrrioce, while it will inereati tho tnitiect We l3)' dint of intrigoo, has assembled at 6dl; abOut versons, without homes, subsistecce, or iniv;ions; tioder the pfimpous title u thy COrieS° of ilOning6gical principles and ptre .7aciihinis,Thw Inch these inn :tics have' ptofessed have disgnsied ail true' Spnitirds.—:. eyes are opened ; they pitrceive the golph into he islan•lets endelewirlo I)lunge:A - ler-6411;- oy. The English Government I.l3S,oeter done ;n thing more calculated to attach every goUd to the. cause of France. The*st. 13...diaiwtes were desirous to establish a Spa nish Ito;:ttolica. They began by voting the utlantied„ liberty of the prey s ; they professed prineiplesullich would seareely be toles beet iu the most tutholen , Po' houses to Lo dots. The minas 01 boine bands still infested the fron tiers (4 Astoras . ;' they , were por,o , d by, Genyr,,,i D,itno crime itli the principal colts near tlie Loorees of the. t.d itl. Feve , .the :onuers CiCaLied ; the, rose dotroyed. • fliscav, Navarie, the Province of Palencia, that Id ~lrlll;td lid, and the winde of life .oOrth general, hogi. , s to enjoy frutilify. Every day sees the revival of order in thew connotes, A,uditors hive beeo'seht thither to ifigatiize the arirninistia tion,i, and correat abuses ; ceriaai Atli to consibli dwe tramuility, and acquire. the at,aehment of Ow • Al arty Gallicians attempted, 'on the 12th of February, to impede the :works of a hridge S-ras had thrown over the:th WV . ), neat Astorga. Two c , inpaniesiol.inlantry . , and a aqua.... thon of ;icivanced rapidly agaiost•the enemy, consnitinv, of site hundred men ; they, we're nnickln put to tlii;i,t, leaving behind them fifty knit at - ,tl prisoners, , • Dan Julian, a leader of guerillas, contrived tit slip into the mottntains of Salarnittica, tor...the pro . - pose of carrying id provisions. Colonel Alton was sent its.;+n)suiti t him, and in various skirmishes he killed tits of his men, 0 ,, d obliged him to IA hack ()port the Douro. In his th.glit.lie.icw, overtaken at I,,cdesma, by a toitiom composed oh 300 of the ot Neufchatel, and fits dragoons, or 'chat , . tint .. D ,n'jolian had ()b. Men and two officers killed ; `4O men aid several horsesialien. The co limms have orders to continue the pursuit until they. ,• entirely destroys him. kIiMY 'Or ARRAGON. The English officer Doyle told entWvoured . to fern) smut! nands of hrig.n ,, .k in the monntairts of Upl.er Casalonia, with tite nonillion of staring u p an iosturctlinn in some tarts of Unp‘-r Arragon, Snchet gave ()Met, In Colonel Prnpii, ill march Kt,ainst this body, which, notwitlist.o,ding the gold lavished by the islainters, had not betli able tip as , unte any ennsiitence, or to extend itself in the conntry. fiat r he 3d of Janti try the Coloo.l a - committed the enetliY, (::oriSi l i ' tiOg of 600 men, ins. d e r t h e orders of Snlatio, .who endeavonred try t‘ii. illy the surnmit of a steep mountain near Awn, on the Nagnera ; the bridge in ,front having been bro. ken down. Orders, were instantly given fi n a u at . !ark ; those who were stationed to 'defend the 'lasi tinge sat the biidge store turned and debtynyed ; the rest Iled, abandoning - their arms and baggage ; about tirly, ini:luchng two ollier4, were tal;en we eoliee,ted More thari 300 muskets. This' operation occasioned the return tolheir horries'of 600 youth's t H ig a ndii hid 'forcibly enlisted. 'They took' in oath not to serve any MOrt against France , . .PrOm Ibis moment all the contributions of that part have been reguhlrly discharged. The Spanish genc6lpes af Atragon behaved well in this affair. ',.Gemertil Paris, tat the -head of tour battalions and 250 hotse received Orders towards the close of Ja nuary, to pioceed to the mountains of- M o mi„, in order so destroy die magazines and`irtanutaelories of arilo4 formed there by the hisurgenis. Tois operation was pettedly successlut. T I .l e gum tadories at Cordasenta and Corbeta were burnt and RI) HARRIS, of No. 4. '&1 - 4rt Let t-court, lsow_ttrectr evil P., N. 1 iT, Strand, where ildveriisemertis, Orticrs to destroyed, together with tile storks and barrels of more than two thousandlnu47ts that Werenear ly completed. On the 30th ri! January, General Paris came up, near NloUna, with tie cavalry of the brigand,, WOO: joitiud to the amount at 500. The cuirassier, i..stantly tu , died upon . these. wretches ; (Moe than 100 at r tient were cot down with the sabre, ant bout thirty taken.. I'he logitive, set to jaw the troops ot Villa Camp 3, that had a sh-rt time be t Ore marched from Valethia . to collect provisioni and levy contributions. • The..Generalfound them entrenched on the suM mit, of tirrve aialost ittaecei4Lbie ttiotithdiusi w hich cover the 'little town of Chect On the 3 t'sc, at day.break, the General 3ttacked witlOmpetu.:sity all these positions. His lett 'and climbed up the roCks, canying aynis, over the snow and ice, and exposed to the ettert4's fire, whilst the centre attacked andorced their way into the town. The enemy, finding thentsulv es ttirned, could not prolong ,their defence, Their ranks were thrown ihto disor4er ; •they were:deft:Medal all p9inifi 4 ' and cOmpelled to fly, leaving the' ricks covered With Ae;id, and about 100 prisoners, including four otb. curs. A great quantity of elms and ammunition fell into our hawk. The intrepidity o! the heroes of the I :it -a, and the Ist of the Vistula, *hdegerving of ; Oa 114.17 W of February, at eight:lo the everting, Getit.r.at It hert tccoutioi red as Jar't,s C,tubril, a towo thiee Icaguts °Vl:arra:Topa:" yhe pilisun it ai surpris , ...d, a 111 to piercs; and' pri sor,!rs, anl , :ng whom ate Six Offic, , rs, t went) drit• g!) ,- 4 - 1 horses, upwards of 200 musliets, and a great quantity at eattridvs, remttlited 1n 1)11' po,scsstott. This crt..iit-Ll . tite groatesl cot st&rtiatiou it) Itie town of from which tee,to I; grt,t.cieset tioo. ARMY OF CATALONIA A cops ot I,, , nrgents descended 'rout the moun tains of Upoei (.2 ~ talonil ot) the 14th 6t Ft-bl unry, to (.7 11, 1,1 Ch.: went, in the po,t ot fianoths, Tile . eneim , l 000, shong,c4. ere received so v.gorons , 6.11, atter ao ettgAgefuell of, an hodr, thiy to tlP.ir heels, leaving tOO dedd on the tick. .'`l t hcv wt.re pursued to Saint P;411. Order begins to be. restored in Upper Catalonia ;. the rases ate paid; travellers otay pr eetd ot4tlteir , joirnies.k'ivith tier% intling escorts,. 'the Communal Guards thernsetv,:s arrest the rabbets, atal deliver (nee tip to juitke. PARIS, MAItCII 20.- . —bn Sunday his Majesty the Emperor and King,,scated.ou his.thi one, anis- ur rotinded b) the Princes, Crand' Dign'tartes, &c. gave audience, before miss, to , the DeputatiOn troll) ti e r cities of 1-.l.anburgh, 'Lubt.ck, and Bremen,'. • Mr. Manion, as Presiilent of 'the DeptltatiOn, presentedihe•foilowing Address :--, [We have only roont - tor the following prisisgesof this" pin tittiuu , irons wti.cli our teadcrs may •judge.ut,.,the re. r "-Sif.v., at :111 limes we have been Frenchmen in . Our lieatt,, (anti from iireterence. 1( the anatcby whieli•picceded your Ilajesiy's reign relaxed for a nu t :,. 111 ties (it snub long.oanning and so aijerable, we 11:1 , ,t , 'Otai to d)im tii6M closer the irvo ant your ,icces,ion to power rc.assured• the woild socittlot del 3 and )oni snlijedS, Sire, cannot swear 10 be more tan ht',ll to yi)li ljtall 0111 11:tVe htleWll.lllCM• St.tV , S tit r tivse telt year) past•mortf devoted to your . Jo ore obedient to your system, nor too e disposed to coot' ilrt i t accomplishm e nt of tour tit•signs, by, every efroit . and «acrifiee in their poWet ; ar,d it Is a plcasing consolation to the ho nourable retnembr Itle(li of our, country; to ri.flea, that our independence tmuld yield only 1 0 hun 10 'whom every thing has yielded, :mad thm, our , ca l eii i „t en c was (0 cease only at epoch when the destinies had ,detetioineft that the 'lTher,and the ,Elbe slii,tild flow und , r the same law's. If your ?il. , jcst . yr, from that cs.ilted point - whence •you take aw 4,f permit our feetOness to ind.dge in :40y kicgwe of p t i,le, we, will venture tq thirik that we enter too tvi a vulgar territory, as all 01.im;ore-lcilAisitibli, int() that itntnenie circle 4.4 pro vint.e4, strock•with adolitattn, and happy in obey ing it single nia - ster." • t4E:PJ Y Of , HIS MAJESTY. " Gentlenieti, Deputies of the Hanse Towns,ot Frirrit,urgh,l3reins e li, and Lubec,-,--You fortned part oi the Germanic Empire; your Constitution ter- - Initiated with its exi,tence, sinea, that time y o ur was . lin4 . ertaicr. - I intended to reconstitute your cities under 410 independent adininistration wrien the chi tig , s produced in the world by -the new laws of the British Council rendered the proje,tt im- 0 praiaiCable. It %vas imposiiible 'for nee to give you an independent ration, since you t ould tro longer hove indrpendent flag. • • "The Decrees of and Milan'are Ole furidd , • I vor 4of my Empare tney•ceaseonty to nave • erit : ct a:, to tiloe'flatitst)ki which 'defend their sore. rei in:d maintain the; religion of their flag.— England ,is in a state at bloekade' as to those na tions which submit to the Orders of !Sufi, breauso the flags thus sobrnitiing tit the English laws arede nationalized--they are' Eoglish. • Those 1,1Mi0119,.0n t contrary, which teel their own dignity, and Mut in their courage and poi,er sufficient resources to disregard the blockade by - notification, commonly called a paper bliJeka.le, and to approach •all the ports of my empire, except those under real tdoek ade, according to the known usage and stipulations of the treaty Of Utrecht, rnay hold * Cf . numorticitiion with E110.111d; As to thniti,. England is not block-, tided. Thepecreei' of Berlin and Milan, flowing .froin the uaturent things, 'limit continue to form the public code of my Empire, as long as England • minotoins her Orders in Council of 180 . 0 and I t:107, and violates the'Stipulations of thetreaty of Utrecht upon this subjetl. England Reis epon the 'principle of seizing the enemy's inerchandize, under whatever *lag it might he. Tilt &lapin ! brig been coinpelled to a dmit - the principle'of seizing English naerchandize, or pro ceed'ing front the conunerce of England, in hat ever terrhOry it may be. , England 'seizes in every "1 the Pas!engers, tnerchaots,' and carriers belong ing to thenation she is at war with.. France is corn pelleo (6 seize 'the English travellers, merchants ; and blitheil by WILLIAM AIIMIc I. It SC South NW the Poper, Lours tor ttle fdiNr lir. (post-paid), a carrlers, lit to part of the coo tiliett tliiy mit 'l3-., and wherever site can re::c. , then: i mi.! it i3tio sYsk-111 t here he anv thing little coose,ll.lto In sits Spirit Ot" .. ;tlle ;a} e," is thietj iist i e e of lir,: tlevi f , ';' leth l'ews that tot.lst be charged with it, 1 I have seen pLased to eeiter into tittle expo' nations with. you, ,to conk i:1!:e r,,)1.1,11)31 yeeOf triLll 'Nit h the entoire is the necessary resale of Lig! 1:r. ! '" laws of , 1 806 and i 807, and not eh. e. ti;ct 91 ° 1 , atnhetious calettlatton. in my CtVil I,W/4 you - vt , !i find n• protect ion„ which, in your to.eritinee poietofet )9u cau lit longer tindin, tlie.petliticiel code. l'l l3l maritime cOtuntert:v WiltellCiltlSll,ol.,:dyCUr Cpl 'cityn canoi hem e f o rtli be l'evive.d hut in conjunit i4ioli with the restoration of my indrii.oe power. rights of natiotta,t he libt:' rty of the heaS, iind ligroc' . 1-31 Peace , m ust be recO oqu ercst at one and aeoliii time \V !wit I shall kne. opv.e,r)li.of !IA) 41101"1 I , it : C!, I 8 kiii i ulii it ~:, a w k, , ti 41,t t) ci it) tt few catill 9 g' i ''..A: 1 1 .10 set-town of gout vats's, and. dee rateri3lb oft veyed to the mouths of . your, r i yore, tire ee,esell) n'Y 1)11rpos.• l!rai , ce, , within het slid 11:11''', c ''' l ' \V " en to not Cons!rsicl A' ma rine in time of ki11". coaats were . blockade:Ll:she WAS cootirt'llod-W,Alvlt'' the iilw• ow, front the increase 111 ei"Pq ° ~,, rectiv.Vd %tit Lin the last slit years, 1 c 'Om ld,ititi and arm t lA's:let v -five KV' of thr Isar. I , '• - alis' A .." l :, '' the siightebt delay or o`oserllvlicnis iiViii Ike, 01' 1 '" : of a imiritime war. Si ' ' I Ili izil,:(ll);tli)talit,nveleen,ati'lico•oorLi:3llaeov,,sicittl:ol:ll).l:l;iinit‘va•es;b,ir)eeee:agaiiiil;aelirid:;:c.:yi, good' diSpbsitiOn which anithates_ your fel.."'''„ , your bt3litell. " AGRICULTURE, &c. • . - --,......—.... • hI(4NTiiLY REPOttf FOli glit erl ' • . I, is orce The tine weather throt3.ll lite wool .-- ,_ ., , 04 favoto able to the Inner Oat orld 113rletv fit'', ,'. 111"g11 COnsiderable bre.tdihs of lewd, Kicul'iY,; the I.l,aenern disitia; intended for the Mil triel"l:''.' eprn, is reserved for Spring \\flied, in ceitisrtro'', of . the distillers being rest , tcled to the nie " I V 1.1 , "clailvely of grain. Ihe \V heats ,Ilay (I)ll;,c'i'nji Piricwed by the dry vin.,, and nilo 1110 hateyew' , :tflt(s..ti'':(..,,:tl'it.i'titirloild,yist.teetlillislotcleoetil'‘ll.'frstriti,i,..l,Eleigi‘l‘ip,oolrcee‘,e,'filrao:rt.triereewvilidn:r:r.lo:),lrt.lll,elßilst':iiyor,s'ye'l',cti)liaainc,l.o3lni'rsltainisrittrenc.,:o.e'llit:sii'lillttielli),liicitdedr.l:r l e:i i g ' r( l 6 N :o l t,s;. it i ' fil (lll ll,.l.l: : v , i,,i :, - ,j 1 1 ,.,ei 1 1 .),. '‘1 : ) : 1 :.,.: ! C1t ,it 1 , 1' 1 i. i,g , 104"er in, plice, Arent the viten 4P1111:.',.1,)„,• The cf , Hop „plantations its Kleinnt dud SO', f ,,, dressed kindly. ' Leon Srock „of moii kiotio.:' ct o i c: u r ; experlenced a fitter tall 01 1 ; 01)6 ' "evil well, supplied %vit.!) prime nrtiolei L' l '' s ~,, ' fs.rc,d,' 1, lit! ' trade is nearly at ti bland.' 4, NIA NSIn N -Hoy s a.—• 013 Saturday a ' ,(,, 0 1 1` ,, f'4')'d 'ii-clakly'Ocr7s°;:sti;(..lLdcs.,.4l tAll'n'jt)ileViiectal'n tit'll'i?,tfe'fii'''' severely beating hitt wife,: was ordered (11,00011 ° l , lllc . d fur wait of Stlicties for liis tl:,i',vti ~i,,,elel''' w "" 1 'II) a p,trOXyStl) of passion he dic' ° i e t . 0 0 ' frott) I l k POcketi with ..Wrlticli he inill".:'1,0) throat. l'lttv officers ;seized tile l'll'/di;;:ilin; l' I,_)°,s,ible, ;telef prevented him frOirt b': 11 :,00 1 "111(1-11iPe; ,but the ).vi)oricrwas Of C0n 1 '," ) ,61 41(' !illudei end he oppeared a, cnost 1 1 j f . riu , I ,yea l° .r 11 Q 1- , Ord ..Ailayor,.ordered hint, to be c 1)1.1% ,, i de11,' 11 "djoioing roorn, where a surgee,i) °ti c , ,•:i ' hoved.up the aperture, 'Fee 11"-j'..I1111,'13-vli't0 i'l then conveyed to .he iiojetpie al, H 0 ".- „ posed to be iii; danger. • ' . BIR rim. ,totf. 03 the 2,9 th utt.,,at his hous: io )16411111°°' i ' . ti'l Lid y of Captalti l',tersoti, of a i.iio?;hlcf.,..,,,,sifecil ;yl,fl ( )11 Sunday morouig, pit lii, !lOUS,: ill P;', 0 0,11 gilfdi:llg, thit lieu. .111'3, Alifilim, La' i Y , t.' Of 11''' Lsq. KN. of a I.);ioAliter. Liili At itumn ita3 c,,,ilt.t, Twickenhoo, tlic ' ....... Cole, Lsci. ot 4 I)o3gltter. _ Al 4ilitl t ", i „I, It i'' ' . . 4ot : 1 (, )4 the 17th ult. at St. Margarcei C0, 1 ,1 ' CO ' .) ' 11) ls'l3Y, Lst; o f tho 0r,i,,,400.1 Oepaitio,, 1 0 'tat e lielleilliaal, • ~,,, , II III). M. D, .1; i ,l v oil, c ,Nl.oy sixill " 0 0,0 , 113)414:(1:13):11C11:1)tr:hil;e1:1111zitc‘clIsc4t)i)elti:aluiml(tivoli 1:14:t6:1:tirSi::1::17e:Y:::134YitilrY1,): ‘Iti,l'Ao°1(1.:,1:1;:fls':°'il:1::::1111 , 0 oventry, to l‘lisi M 4114 ~, It LitPU(.l. Surnerset. I , 'lllo'll7 • ./n Satuid.iv last at struatliatu Cb l. " 44 ' , oi (I'' ' it , Si),,,Es ,i , ' • , t , 1:,•;100 0 ' , , CA ti,lrrister .%t I,alV, isoll 1.1,4, ..,ctoi.OK tc4e, CAolblicig,,,, to :qrs. SilelOY' r"' eht4 35 Sit 1)leYI l Sq . at C.,rutal ton. L 4 } le s"; ...- 1/ Yne kistmc day, a I Crippiegater "' r ' "r 1 6 41 ' l I° ,M6* Gastluiseu, ol Cair 0 , di._ , mt. I' . '"' O' I,:ltplyi A t sr: Armes %Vcstsplosi‘T. cwoploh „,...,, ton of tiltriptun, to Mis's IkPittll4:4',o u ; ,------ L.. 30 Majesty's s t t - i:e. 5 . i9 3 11! n It . . At ' 11;ui: 115 . ):1 1 " 1 t ' , 1 01 1 :: :11:1;:.'''I'' ' ''.71.;'?'1 rn ...dwwa ....-- . . I olin i t tr.+ rt!liiii:coboatitl33ont:lt'ill ti1VCI"11:t I C 11°11'1.1.'414'1 i ' '' ' ' ' 81:01,4drt' I.CU• anti neoliow to tile Mit!turs‘' , Primate of In:liiiirl.. ' l ,, r i::,1 ,., Garb -h WtlineWitY lasi, ;it Vainl(hlti)l,t!,7,.: c, ier, wile of Rear. Miniir:it Loi cl ''''''' ' t ' ot Lord C:itilligton,, v I . : r .)n . 1. ricwy 1,01, ,;t his cb:rnber; itvC;rl„ • ,:i, . t., j : 111 . the. 78th yeiit' oi,ikii, 40;e,. , . c •. ,;: , ' I : to-1.1_7541PQ, itay, at her rnorin,,i',;!''.,'"; ',....,, ‘-'• ' , liVis:11:‘1-ali:111111,1e,tisitt(t.;',;'tetellite91:1i:t'el:,),1:1511 rtititlefhl::::°:'!iti:::::-:'':.‘ __......,........,...,..„' 1 : ;;ir°r;l11:. : 1:' 1.7:12.42!":)). VVilii,l9,.l.conqie.i, f4' . i . '' ~ gi p On'Sunday last, at. Tvvic,kaittoin 'i“ • vig . pion, of Mincing ane. ' 0 AnteriCP'4,,e'r, t ~ The int' a n t, win ot Mr I' iltiroOir, °I - " i `, ~ 0. On the42oll of I' . t t 4C Ye'd ''''' ' , b 4' ...,co.:ltiar,,,o • ..,„ ~,1•1„. 4,;, Cruz, Lieutenant Wiii ;au-. 1, - . loot. o t i.:i.0,, 4 1 ,"' lin plia;:ible, SITCOIId SO'ist (it L;ovetoor 1,•", „....",..„,, - -. SI .OC4C i ri' AMY' i i 10 ,-, 1 In .lo ilaTiVhf c.,.1 9.401c.,5 tacit,. shut Lxcie(l. 1 , ~ t ,61 Navy 5 pet t 'cot 97 !,,f I 0 ,,,n0J oh ,er 0 - I 'l,o 4 per C't lit. shut ilopell'i i c ;111 AP I r 3 oer Cent. Keit shut colo la , , ; per Cent. Cons. 641 ) .e. - n40.1..1%410. shut —.-'''.--'- srAru ton itte;,t, G raircnor fIU3fC, lust bo adtircee:d. G