The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-25 00:00:00

telt, (the othera proving erstiing:bati,) were b! on lit bin under a smart fire almusitetiy . torn their crews ] and he solihtls 'collected on a height pbove li ttlkeiit,; with the sanie 'great goo:fortune . whicOnhid , tended our Prevtours enteroriz e 'the lititt in M either ship being. r: Simon, tnit,ltr 61 the, Phal ;us, who' was slightly wottoded' in gral)e,slint, white b r i nging the shop to an WiVtior. °CaPlain, Clitiord I led much iro,iebted: for . his . ihid 'able assistance: , speaks in "high . ,tfrs ermslo, (tti ers and men , as W , ll as hue this ihip, Who vi ere eitnployed . under him.— Itaiii ilia to reniaricto yaw, .Sir, t hat this, the ,la me witd ,tn m o uth, thave I).d:a the satisfaC etur.tioi, uzli Hr. I, t . . ittiuo yet ; e • and br,4v . ty t•rs 1 ith'is . , • •.• • • Office, Septemb,r 1811! • A.a. Edward. I, ) ,elitiW has!. tratuty 414 4 to lbw. Ulric«, a 'lei irr tun the ,iionour.“ cal;tain NVa-Idegrav' .e, late c ,, rnmanding his the 1:11-i nes (itow 111.0',,Volen` 4 ) •• • • ilia r: 1, ail .hceount..ol 41,e,truct 100 4 on t . 4 ut. Juhe 1481, li, .the of Poilealtrdi . Cher way T.,ey had h, ‘ ,;, h , hauled upon the where they p were, taken oll ‘')14 yodel heav tiro ' - .ot • trusgtio' by a 111;4'14v- t lotted how i,he Tha mes and. Cepojing, Ines !:C:direviion ot Lie u t. Whiteway, ,of the .fot larirlasc :14.1 be t hie to and burnt, being found tOO laden to alli.)w.9l.•thuir, being , , . 4. and brondit a way. In the performance .4 6111 . Ace on elid4tiptnan , olr. Cornwall)" and .to ottly were wounded. . • • ~ k' .4.ditiirolly• Vie A , Office, , ,September 2*, 181 1. the • e.'llrillq Sawyei, Conintrintii. in cl i t o ief o ? n i, Vi t .,'" .. 1 IV >i t h Artier - tea, has tiansmitt.ed..t.J.._:_l_. ti t ''' i l t-'t.t,vr, Esq. d'lCtlvr itoi!) CaplJ , lti 1 . , : ‘ , 1 : 1 1 8 C: n act i o ! ' 113„Mr'jvsty's sloop ilw Lin fit b ulu" g, inouth, t, " 4 ) 1 01 to Ititytng, on the-2- of 1-dsl l'Adek, o,,Pltel.ro,lae F,e•icli brig letter of tnarcitleted., wit thilliqtilor bn a. neen ilutis,, only •tw°ll3HUrk KT,;i4ii.eS ilt[ i . 4 'dirt) , bOtIA iiOIII Charlestown t o .0....,..,...,, 4 " E go uf cotton. . .. , 14 " 1 "'"" ~ French i'. '444;41, SEPT. four ,s3.--Came in ;1 'n!qes 44't , tra lti-n by I l n - Septre map "I . ` lvir a bc h , • . • , t: 'a. PhiP., 41 r- oiii . t,, ,ht taken by his 1\40)(6Y . , .5r,..„ 17 ill lc ; 4 ietteli sloop, taken by 1) 1 " I\tidle' ' vi' l : l' ' 4l P e .; a Frc nen galliot, rand a French sloop, i ArriY li t, M 'jva . y l 4 slu t : .S.;Ezin.i . .,mis. ~, ...... t -1 k; , "416 l''er-vent gun-brig, with abotkt-14iir% Y 1 . I riti c i,,, , ,: u.reelop IS [ 4,t. "tiinvoy trom (...)porto p ': in'tht -6 - ~,,,.... 11,,,, '166 arrived a titer of trransports fro‘n -1 4 1:a, (;111'otre4voy of ilk Nlajsty.i sh'P•Guifific • 4 r , d t : Ii " il l Ili* iViojeity's 3111c.'..deilageS,11001 3 c , ". i 3. e ' . ''',l4loEillS from 'no IYrs-twaro . ' '.. ~•' • ' ..,.., r OiTtiti IL , '' )l 'lli, SI; rt. - 2 - 7 1,—At ; 'O . ed. his 'M"ieslis 1-i 174eNn trout C' ' . .- • 1 :.. ' • -.. ' . . - S ti l itti , 1 Ilia t... tloo,i I . i ... e. f __ . C ue , i 1", Mdjesty's sni . ps - i_ericr anti .. o. ,•;!*i I P r Z 4::li'llehleur for oil enei-nOurgh, and the sii7,l),-" '4lll4'4'cOiwiiy, in which i,ft between tiWty t rtv twit the 01 transports, for tbe•D()%ol'. . • . least,C4l4l'erCinfi , in,i .. Spitfire were this da y re leas ed Ll ' artrutuie. • ............. . teach 'to o 144. SUPT. t. Sailed, (torn LPng . iv . „ . , Caiitaln Z. - ure, his 41dj„iwb snip SwifiSurei '- • I 1 44 ) ,. l• lil,i e, 't tt 6tVe rl Fren c h pr i sonerA m arls; Illc:r , - ‘.pe fro alt ll , 11 1 the Ca4adti ) • onv was taken on the artg.d.,:, thil,,troe . . ' Ti les ed ; the reit are missing.... , , arficesi was paid reyesterday at dub port.. bt, L, 8 ............ . : t 6 C o , it, l''l're 24.--Put back by contrary winds, 1 : ittrt "- ' 4 . V 4/gin curter and her Fonvoy. is. i . .tP (td . ; 'I Illuilti,. his Majesty's ship Strorntoio from Por . , S4II il , b t t b I ° l ' i ' j Ytf . ' e whole of the Etst Indi:itnen fur the it 15,_ , .............. 141Itinii ii,,kt a , ,t. - "MINI OF PRIZE-MONEY. (41.°Irtig,qi,'ixen. tor the Anna' Elizabeth, 4,1, ini. Fade' ick, Fredeu, Elizalleth, Celia, inn' Francis Ann.' 1 : 441416111)6 ' 141 , on r tif in port; recall"t , q i , ,,, ,1 ~ t.e loth ins . 1 , ,. , C y r " , . 4 horbcitys, at 14, ~C lenient Inn. il l "re(l,--.1 Flite, recalled at 22, Artindel-street. 40, Clive 1"1‘.4 4 .! "It 4 "" a hlfria, Dorothea f.lizabetli, Concor. 4, 44. the recalled' at 22, Arundel street. Imi ii 1 1 : t,, 3 11.4,14 Nlinerv a, 4 Ailile 23t11. at. i. wane(' -"I." ' ) !, Arti t t , 1 1 ' , at 7, Church -street, Spit:Al-fields:. _, 1 , i t f", e I , I T La 'Cline L ouisa, Isiensrcielt, E l l l ' O P 3, a " i 1.,, kii:il6,l:lll:l;irlr;ritila:tillsitr.oteci.fs'-;',{iti rt'c'ehtoc.t r;eiat:lielilas,t;;;A:aelcll4 411.141'd 31nvdcr5Y2:ni.. 4 TY°4s.l4ld:' 4 1 ' ., V t p, ‘ , at 7, liyalbrook i recalled Tuesd ay ,8,111 eLatc„', ' '` t„. t. t 1 .„-T itibh ) ..th comet anti St. . Nic o l ° , on t. 41 2714 ins t. tk eteltlrei . i t. ' Inn I teealiqd every Tilesdak.and Fr i da y. 1 .% Pav/I' tte (l , l ti n cerliartl,:on her arriv.ll in Po ft ;rce4l*- illtrit,:attre'4l4Y an,l4 •riclay, at 18, Cleinent's Inn. , 5yt,. 1 114:, N . the Aurora. on the e t ria , tecau t • T. • , -, , - ~• 4. ,t11.11,1t. at IS,, Cle., ilt ii i to I Q , , , ( every I itesuay.aud..o,44Y• ,4 iti h i 4 tre tt t'l Cenerattildti ‘'ihlit'Vr4loll . ; rcealled at 2 1, j;',: NO ter' - h . ~ -1 01 4 1 1 7 1 11 hi 'e r anla I'A , : lSan Nut', on ~b oartit . uhuste, and 4Y4,141t„.1 reLallcd at Mr. Hunt'l °thee, Stone llo l l34 o nur.tiays. ' - . Stt iore ,4,' 4PPointecl in Middlesex and. L a il. .. :1° „ 11 ,) ird '"e li , ) IT ' to' br/Ellll3 A.' I' 1 4r ' , Qi i . , 111)1). Sir JAMES -. AN c in. -1144 PI lei J "l'lice of , Ica Niaiesty's'COVrt of c), .: 1 44 c le i tit W 1 and aitor Slic4ael tr , e stintuater, in. 11 • 1811 .. . ti,:ly 414.rskx. toto?g..*.i/ov.. tt 1i,.,', , 41,4 3 ,` 1, • • Nuv. 3 ltfondaY •-' '• ' • Z 1 " 1 414 1 , •• • ti Friday •••- ' 22 tri, '' . ' zi hititty •A• • ' -iy . ' APTelt TEIOI. Nov. 3'6 v. .• . V. 2. 9 1 Saturday .- • • •*, 40 ,t,) ilt-da., ' ---- elifiting tiii,,v --/ MOrtting i s a sive.coach was . , Or lt tvt).. tibttitt two ot;le4 tilt6ol ber sitle I .lxb . ridg f e o .) ttttl4t,• 'tit fmtit witeet3 flew otf; and melincrtolY hli!:.:(,r4l4l,...illtycl:sting y ou 9d . wor . nan, of seventeen 1,.`1 t.,111(15v3 • the toP• sating.to iroot, Ivr°PP 't 1)k, It wl.ole labile of the roars fell up on` Vit.il l q.• a i • • The nit ihpa,k wa n. ' literally clashed She is. it' to atoms. . 44, 1 (441 441 1 i 0 ' eXiirigUidhed in a mornethi ~,, . t wir 1 ort -41)14U:-t Qt. v -el relPettable parents I t Pl'Thß'bt;• .:,..i..i ! itAth.IN:PAPERg: IV'!AV • R AV G. t?.—lay All . the late accounts; from Canada, it appears that bAiness in that pro - 1 vitice' is in the Mos: flourishing state.....ShiP-butld ing.is now carried on there to a great extent ; many ships of large dimensions having been launched, there the present season. oar anti-commercial system, which impov.erishe3 ourselves, oper.ites to the .advantage of , our neighbours.--Our industribus, labonrers and Mechanic's are quitting our towns, to find employment in..a foreign state. The goods which.are necessary fur. itie in habitants of the United States, and which, had they been allowed to have been imported clire6tly to, our ports, : would have thrne cheaper to us, and, would have raised a reve. nue - for dor Government; are coming through nada ; and truiteod of tilling our treasury, the trade is strengthening a nation which may sooner or -later - be' oar enemy. The unprincipled, smuggler 'and theforeign adventurer, are encouraged and sup ported,. while the real, honest American merchant is ruined and and ne. It would - seem tho. this stAte thiUgs could, not long ,exist--=it appears to be impossible that our, present system . can be long supported..—Acid we really believe, whatever the supporters of N 1191, (:)N may wish, that CongretA will be under the ireCesstiy of treading bach their Steps. I We find our Governinent onae more exhibitmg heir firourne holit.iy of wiii ; wiih Erigland,i and we aitually believe I hat they . .are nyw really in hopes the 13ritish will be provoked to cotn-ttit smile partial acts of hostility Thii is *an exceiteilt hobby to amble over the grounl, end make the people stare• :It has been c,50 4 1 ;bore than owe by our rulers, greatly io . their advantage; .but the - poblte, mly be aslurect that :they will, 'tett" - Juouiit and ; rr..all air. tempt to ride this jaded amtual. jf they sbould, they w.ould'be throwti in the.ditch, and their hObby. dialatictd or they ,would be more fortunate Gan such horstmien g:.lietally are. To i•peak without metaphor, if an ill-judged and unneett6Sary ar N ith 'should take place in iett.rty, our present !'ulerti would be : .divested, of p - oi:%:•cr . . They could not condud the affairs of the nation for tune year, • • The country would be-sold to, BtsoNAPART a, and becom.e a previnee Of Fiona:;. or the Federalists would . have:to take eon - inland: Those' men wbO have (clustered so much about tak ing Canada ;it'd soyaScotitt, and.dectroying British ciimmerce by ori•tateering, ~,',641T be the* . tirit . , to " iL-!ei to ihe ITIOUt11111115." What can our present rolerS do towards a war v. itii Englarid ?—Can they build and Man fi,ets ? Can he.y marshal and support' armies ? Cati they raise, complete, and supply forti fications, for the detence'tif our towns and cities ? Ho 4 long would they be able. to levy taxes, draughts, .conscriptions, contributionf; and 'a thousand other odious thingi which, war would. make: necessary ? Theie things are beyond their : power and they kiiu•.v it. Artnies would not come at their call.— . Detn , ,crals are not 'more fond of dying than other folks. There ,is a vast diffilence between a .noisy .battle at an eledion, against a. few unarmed Etude- rillists s ittid a battle Where British sailors and soldiers are engaged.--1 here is a difference between elec. tioneering.spreChes and British cannon. In election squabbles; numbers and noise carry the day, but. against sword and bayonet, something tide would be required. Quebec will never ,fall; it it is assailed by none but democrats, and ihe fleet will ride iriumphan! on the ocean, ii it tneetano enemies but French Ariiericans.! We, do not say.this to weaken the energies of the paopfe„ 'or becatike we think the country i, in any . d !tiger . of' being conquered, should a war with En . gland toke Itlace. America was once totirtraity for Great gritain, and should the unProfitable contest of .doing each other harm, be . twin tried, she would.tre• doubtedly be again too many for her. But-it Must be:other men than those whonvw rule the destinies, ' of the nation, who must nertbrm the duty that would then be required. -It_ roust be a different sort of 1 . 3,0p1e from congressional.speech-mokers and eivetioneering harangiiers. - Where are the Men whose 6 Lt rtions obtaineil our independence ?- ,Go to the shades of -.solitude---to the walks of poverty 'ehere, to the disgrace of the 'country, they H ve been iffiven—;•lodk them, up, and ask them . about .. War with, • England. ; . They will telLyou quite a , different story from . that you are accustomed . to, hear 'from dernoeratie .orations, speeches, and news Papers, ,They will tell you that • war . with England is tro•friding•tnatter and that to conquer, or even , to htimble such a na. lien, must require much blood and treasure; and that though Presidents, Secretaries, &c: &C. may be Made out of democrats, soldiers and sailors must bediawn fret° among the federalists.. s . That ilionglt, ~..,Ivartied and lofty speechea .. may be .made in the SOuth, teetfi," armies, and Other means of defence, o'hiOst corne from the North. - • 0., ,_„.,alletwitl tell-you, that the Conquest of Caoada and Slava Seotia would cost' More than they are` ~ • •- • worth when 'conquered ; and that piivateering, .thotigt &sight enficALA.rew int:1101136, would be ol" no use- to the farmers and othets Who :Would ' have to -support the wan. They would, ,in short s tell you, that though, if., * should come, they wonid again gird on the sword,' confident that, %kith Divine assistance, they should again' con cler—yet, v. ith tears . would they say it, many a youth must perish--and we shall 'probably be •io our graves before such n war can be brought, to, a Close. " Naw-Ynar, Atiq. 13.--411 the'Avrora Of the sth, we find an article on the subjed of our, rela tions with Great Britain, in which Mr. FOSTER, the British Minister to our Government, is stated in his interviews with Mr.' Secretary' Mc :sump, •to have assumed a tone of arrogance and insult.' An intimation to the like effell we have remarked in the Bahimnre Whig, from which it has been copied into other prints. We have seen these state ments with much surprise. We cannot sir that theYare contrJry• to fad ;.but we feel ourselves called tipon to say that: iv'e never heard of the circumstances stated in these papers in relation to. the interconne of the British Minster with our GovernMent ; al though, had they occurred, t hey would more ,than probably have come to our knowledge in some shape or other . ; On the contrary, we had Understood that the interviews between the ,Secretary and the Minis ter were perfectly amicable ; and that, however . te naciously the one or the other might havt adhered to the rights or pretensions of their resptiiive Governments,. their conferences were conduaed in a 'perfectly decorous and friendly manner..—(2Vat. ha.) The frigate amslitufion lay in Hampton-roads on Frihy last. Two British frigues were riding in the Roads. Captain HULL hailed one, the Ma. lemle. She not,only answered very civilly, but. her hand flayed the " President's March, or Hail Co= lumbia." • ' " Mr. Fos•ratt, the British Minister, left NV,t,h ington fur Baltimore, on Friday List`. It is said Mr. F.. intends to Visit this city. • COLVtt.7, ue are has been iernulted to retire from his. Clerks hi p ia the Office of State.. ...• ~• •- Auo. 20.-.-Thel(rench," it appears, still eon- , Ltinue their.dePredations , on' Ametiran commerce, not withstandin; he . assertion ot.t he I'Vtoiovallntelli. genrer, that the French Dv.crces- are revoked. The brig Dorothea, arrived at PhiladelPhia, on her passage home tell la with a French frigate, •who io,formed the Captain. that she had f,klJen in with the brig Two .13thies, of this port, and burnt her, TO the other calam'ties under which the nation groans, the icOurge of an ,Indian war is like.ly to be SLversl accounts concur in stating that Ira» iiona murders and depredations,,have been recently cimitnitted by the, savages;, the cause of which i 4 Probably to be sought for in 'the attempts made to obtain, enormous. cessions of lands front them."--;- (Fd. Rep) ;ROM T.III3 , COLUNIDIAN, - AUG. Ql . il.Accounts from •Halifax say, tlrit the ate/Tier. fiigalei is on a cruize, with her name in large letters on. her fore-top-sail. As . this is the frigate. which Commodore -Ronortus was in search of when he. tell in with• and riddled the' Little !PI!, thi.t display 01 her this uncommon manlier, may 'mean more .thAn meets the eve." WASHERGTON CITY, AUG. 6,--We undetstand the 'Court of 11,14niry, requested by Commodore Itopmeas;. to investigate his conduct in 'the atnir of (he Little 13elt, is granted. . Captains DECATUR, STEWART, and CHAUNCEY, will form the Court of: kquiry, and bit at New'York. PopuLATtoN.—,The fol-lowinß. census hss. been tak©n of the several parishes in the hundreds‘of Blackheath, Little, and Lessness, in the county of Kent,- ,by the `parish officers, purinant t 6 AO of Parliament, in it; 3 3 , to which is annexed the total increase since the returns of 1801. This statement . only includes families, resident nitchanics, ,Scc. in dependently of the number ot soldiers in the regular `sefvice-pentbodied•Militia, persons bol‘inging it, his Majestrs I) , y, or emploxed in registered vessel 4, wiliett would form an accessionof several thousands in:De'idiot!, Greenwich, Woolwich, - , Males. Females. Total. I IlatiiSC. . . Deptford :" 9,516 t 0,37 19,833 z,285 G teettwich 4- • 8,723 8,224 *5047,, 2,64 ,Woolwich . 7,6,5 8;972 46,577 6,75 t I.ovishain . 2 1 92; 3,702, \ 6,625 2,618 it Itharii . . 142 99 4,813 • 11;5 VI umstead, 7,134 444 2,116 , , 910 Cll4lllol' .. SO 6 - /i Cray ford . , /59 , • 7 6 4 t,••ii . 04 I , 55 3 1.13 1.. rah ' . 359 560 sots) • - 150 Leo, . 213 aqy 5 t z 1 30 East Wickham , ' 129 309 2,33 1 li. id brooke, ice. 75 51 1,•,..9 4 331"13 611 t 6 / 3 0 A60'190 I 4 etters reached us yesterday, from Buenos Ayres, •to tte 7th of 'July : they : initaligetwe ()Con mie pected incore. It app e als, that the Nrice•R'ct' 4410 has actually fitt4ll out a naval expedition, . for. the purpne of attacking the to W : 11. of Btierms Some letters aiinn'une4l that it. whilst c~rlici':t lay it was t,a rine puipt i of sailing,-- Junta tit Buenos Ayres were joint - rued of this. • alArtning, ciroirwtance by AP Drficer of tho name of Ito cif.) six .; ' t 3 POri whit h, .prociamations I.vffire issned, ordetinA away all Euroucans from out clrlay. utmost tustk,and contusion wal ' .b .m. 4 fi q 4r su lep i 4 ett,thng.i,:i all th it , launches raid small craft, to prevent tbuir i J ilina into the hands ftif .the one y. • Governor rtl-ig '- ) 61;reds liintittifiwcampaaw tho expetti. t.ge:ACW PAP EM. .CtrEasoiritG, SE T. *.--Yesterda3i at B A. M. the fpgnal atationsiigVing descrietYl ship of the lied and a frigate; the Courageur slid Polanais ships or the line, and the Ifigate Iplrigenie, set sail to dtistss thern'otE Rear-Admiral Troafie, virig chased the tnetri}i for .six leagues, and despiiring of coining up u him, gave tiver`the chive, and returned to putt, .after maleing 'divers evoqt ions.' Th , - 'enemy iilwri,diately: imitated his mvOlvr" , and wai ne,ittly within cannon.shot. of our shinst; %hen tho • Rear-Admit-NI nut anout, and set nil the sail he ecal,t to. c 'me up with..hiw.: The enemy, not willio 4 ' to lose (Le advionige of the wtPther gav, ;ind wishing to draw our division rubrt: (1 , 1% 81).30 lAN a bout a s,:t all cutittno4l brotilsiat.s, which brought up a tie3b tiiviyioo, coN. sisting of a ship at the limit, a three'-decker ; two,' frt gated, and a cutter. " , , ',Clio, now manttovred to tut otf our Slatpv „ ' There being no longer any equality, Rear-A4 s oi. ral 'rroude gave up the chase; and [Wick sail back. He tuturned at four o'clock, being only iftoo frOin the . ti eetny. To-day the enemy is in sight with the same forc*i and, our division is about 10 set sail, in order to'nui7 ticeuvre in their presenZe. TOULON, SE r..5. --=The Ertgliqb squn(irnn.quit= ted the anchorage of the harbour of HyeFes on ti)l6 2giih ult. It consists at sixteon sail of the line tend torae frigates, which continue 'to ctuize betore Toni . On the 2d inst. a divi.tion of that squadron neared the shore, with the view of intercepting a convoy frnnii 4,ltei westward: Vire-Admiral Emeri.tit nride the Ajax, Danube, and Mit, put to sea'; •they soot protected the convoy, and got it safe into port. Ott the 31 the Vice-AdinirSl pot to sca with eight sail of the line and sonie'friptei, whwi l face& the light squadron of the eneturto make ; ours passed the clay in . exectititt divers:matnrovrei, and protesting the navigation of the-coast. PARTS, sfir.T.' 16.--:Vhe Mid 4hipmrin Joorr!an i comm mding a . divisiiin of six :gun-boats de,tined for'' Cherbourg, ,givevan account thAtAin the 6th hd 'had an half hoer's engagement with aii Engllslt cur: vette:tiff-Havre. .-Tiie 'corvette linving back upon some 'vessels, the gurt•Lbolt s CuLll in u,qi t heif. voyage, bit without matting' much 'way; oti Fie; ei.r..lnt of the calm. The next dirthis'small division ‘iras chacel by 4 frigate,'; and retired'into the 13 of Aron - writhes. • - TtirriFte . nedred the Bay, there tvris a 'heavy cannonade of an hour and an halt 4 Tit enemy 'thert'sheered off. • The nett darthei*o friotes :Ind a 'corvette re , : turned - MAN charge, and` enrged at half Cannon shot for four hours. One of the frigats strud, tha grotind in tacking; and received ,t.or'n quarter of (el 'hottrAhe fire, of, si x ganawa.muzit.h.r-pnor. .4040, , i1.. `aff sheet off, the whole air iron sheered off.' This little tiff4ir, in which' the enemy wtriionts ly I , analed,• would have .lone initiry to the''' t'46 o f pfentn gun-um% had' not cannon' •Jndixotioded five men. A duel Wat • fought Htdigolatid, hetsveon Liu;. MASTIIIS; third of - the ',Zara/in, and a 111 r. OA : the par le4 firyd lAur thu-s on' thu . i . utyth tirt., Lieut. MAiTefts His wb.auct, howvver,. w.ts no( (wondered tlinglrous. We have tie pi;.aitiee to ntino , lnco . to !he pohlico t h at ,tAie 'Crnatsitt4orr of the Trn!.i.ls in Greece, rtilea. , t i neo, Emy p e, ~„r i v a rt,y; .rformert (hariog the: yea! t'6uo-7. tAy. the ~ ..elobruteir. Dc Cu rGhu t x,, k p npie:tr utt IVloaclay next, ill svcr ottavtiNolumes. NSION -.140 tr. r: .—Yer erday James Lant:;ert nild'hotert 'Savage were ch.arged befote the 144..41 Mayig 3vsa', h a yOtingillBl), 0114,,attempt ing to impreiii him in theichy of Ltinitoti. young iwin, who seetnt r t .o. ea- 0.1 SeTC tflii t een oregilecn Years of age,: sdid he vias ,appren• lice to ii 'cooper, and 'iris in Thrirnes-siteet when he saw ibe prisoners,• who pushed him how tit e p•lve... • mem,' vk, Tinch he to k no notice of. They tl.eit spoke, ond askt:,.l it he would enter kit the Navy, which he 'declined, when they ei.iitinkno , ! to follow. hint to LOnsloti'Bridge, When the prisoner Lainhett told.the i prisoner he:roust go with ilitn on hoard the -Tender, that he was an officer there, when'tile other prisoner, Savage„ pulled out his.4loff, said fi r e want JilTobstable, end was going to toli-e•hiro, when voine strangers took his part, and the prison. ers were given' in charge to the tivatchmui. . Two ladies attended, and irlorrnhoraiel the Isa's N testimony, with other severe retuatks on time prisoli- 'els' centiitilit. • • r 7-• , hide/Awe, the prisdi A ' , -denied' the charge', but t . C La tt ibert ennfesse& bei ' the optain's Clerk of the Teoder, sun Ssvege - an exits constable' of the' :city. • .,-.- .•• — ' -, ' , I-iis Lordship severely reprqbated thecondol of .; the prisoners, in preStuning to impress any hers .0 wiyiip,the, city..withoot authority }'-and fur vihiCh, - :bi-saaid,,he,shotild ordpr a prosecution nglinst thew, at t°ha city e'r.penc:e ci.m „nd committed thetpadint., , ly . to find , ii,iit la thdir appearance, . .. RHPI 147, 4 3- lA*.°R 47 t l ßlik - r•Mr..l . .tvv . R XII wli icalcii ci , Natatiin unflor 1.1l1pd" ht 'onif shOt, a hare, ao'd bract i.tt partlidges. Bat tv:Ts xcienii inventeoL,anti.i*,l9,4:o tby Goveinment Patrlti, that, is capable or bringing down (pi t ta2d of ,tilts,t' Month, at one diirharge,.atu -three largest Pri44ll arn(!ngth4g i roiltly• iocrtAstti ifimety of . CaritalA 'in the present Suite Loitt•ry, of only 1,3,50 0 —Prizes, of hr toOre' valOt• 1 1 01 Marrs and,. pnwidges the-kir;g4toro': A;:' (t" . the Lottery Oiticvs will ph.c.A.pipliofirtt - 3 t 4 cimap , ::rwliy'' of io44ing thi l Chao has bet ea vi`cii,:t`itod for 3eNt'f.:l Coßm-ExnaA (17 hqkv s trl o a t i . t f ig ort i i: i t; p .r ie , r 4 iv n a i l i s it o l t tiv \N r g hLi e t 4 11 4 1 . 0 4 1 . 4 r 0 n p 1h 0 1g re tier goot F cit.,fic.k:ost. t tip»~ cild dampies CratteT b irloy aud'lNl:lt each heavy iitte, scatcely a t t h e 1 0 4 quotations ; Mhry few. AVtlito .P,:as, and dearer ; B eans & I:1 %AI de3criplion ,bearly at last ciirrtinvy ; ther‘ralc agalo very's4ort Aupplies of Oats, .Waiting ‘lrriYalv, tcw ..ithles ate ,zumiti„, and thoie sq., port laiit quotation ; Flow at tats .pries