The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-05 00:00:00

-~ ~: „ ' - EdWitrtt ViCaTS. of 31St Light I)tavoorizt, &letter, of the Invalid P.rtillery t Ile -y Raleigh Knight, of the 4tli Garrison Siatte Roit!rt Dnuylass, of ssilt - ,Fo 9 r, Samitet V enable% Flitufe, of Std loot, IletketiticadcAg. on of the gist Foot, tarots Ram Nay, of titt toot, Lewis moshetm, or the l)epot•at Lymington. Franca* Streicher, of the York Light Infantry Voluntters, COlquilOult t:r.ant, de-C‘itop to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, • 41"clilitanriV trf • (#ire.;o ; l) at 43d 'toot, ttipt.(Arth - nr 3iit Font,' JaeiVide, or 09th .nt Almon de. Sonnenberg, or. DoKttleir stelpment,, Chitika F3nikeley ggettop.,,Qt 4, 1 t1i Foot, :.'1" bonus Sj,dney Beata , itir o'o ) • it• Poor, ' To be .Isilii.L4 in the Army. .1 ' NSA Oft S •.` iohlikol l llPb4l9 fial.l:-PaY , 6 Bl ll. * Foot, iiittortiAltaritiztAlf, J dn tqtay gown's Rangers ) , AleAlitlet , tiantiflo4 or „loth tobt, ,Vi,,i, 4 o.ltritise I.cc, of ••gOth F00t... ". f• mien, .no st ; not, . . , -itooert lincat,,on Hal 1. pay York Bangers, • Art,t4lr'Lln)r, 9ith ; Platritntitt!n, el 4 4th Foot. 'Alexander-Chaplin; of err k . eyaion Reginieut, lohn Prive, of 6tll Garrison lieu:llion, Alexander Light, ot x,th tooty 'Olin Wood, of 3zd Foot. Uavid Campbell, of gilt Fein, 'Cktiript AtllittotuslOnyn,,of .Foot, .Litoriacht; or 4 11 1 %Androw thetrsooon; of tslh Foot. Ittoinao Cliambet lain, , t 24111 Fput ' 1 . 04 ii14.•64, 44 sad Foot, :.irtinund tatince. of 4th loot, • ~ .,,F,,yedrticaltluller, of tut toot. • ; •tivt cher. or brit Fowl,. ; . loPea.*Party, , un Stceles late 'Recruiting • L;orps . ~ be X t itn.'nos, pf tod Foot, ' ' ' ." • lartil, ! atu ,cf„.24 pragoon Guards. tton.ao wchtop , , un Hy. of all.pa -14111 Garrison Battalion, AMtilzarn C illia ?primp, the., 7tlt lßrut, • • Cultoln,uta, on Hal—pay, late ot 7th GarrhOti flat. ;.• tattoo., • • ' ,iffrot4. tienry.Young, of isth lout, I/V.01440t Brydsos Noy not:, ot x7lll root, ;- 1:: „Thom.; come, ot, • John Kass, or aittil VOW., ,•` • oa Attlntittlig'S. Rcut uiutig Corps, Thomas I.yster, of ,Cape Kt:glutton, lexander ticary 01 oter hotrupa,,i toberton. of lit{! Foot, ; . 1114411 04041. on lialt-ItaY rata jtagirnont ;1 d lima, cif bil l Fun?, thorge Gro„oo,3lth,knotb . Thornai'Vearberit, Augn,tus Meads:7om tialf ply, of . Regiment of! Malta, • Robert Nixot l / 4 ,9601 1 111,.Ynet. William 1. reticomit,,hpiver. , of ; 73ti; teat, , Roller t Machah, ta> 901..1' Ours •• • - • ' • Richard Palate, of 4691 root,. . laltn Stalford 630 Foot ; To bo LIEU TIM Atrl% Ciy t.9NEl.S in tiletmy SANK.RUPTCP ENLaRCEI ) . R, inert - rt and 'draper,. Iran June S, to July ti, At ten, at G 14 14 01 411, Li n PTC Y SUVA:As ED it . Benjamin Levi. tittle Alie street, Goodinan't.fields, 141 id diecex, totrt.hant, ri \IX R I'Ts Graham, Car, 11 11, Joiner and:cabinet maker, to surrender one ta, 13, and luly sr), at eleyen,.at the Illue lle,il inn, Carlisle. tiontivi, Mr. \Mt...Hodgson, Carlisle; and Mr. tlri gs, Essex-in/eel. Strand, London. . Yet toley, Newcaglrfropori.l'l or, merchant: and maim: fathirer. )tine 3'5,4(1,9404i iflt , l6, at eleven, at the George Icon, Newcastle.opon.H oil .A nitrates. Nituistti. A tkilt. son, W Odes. and Mac 44111,, Ch., neer) -lane, London ; and Mr, 1. lf,.intnidge, Nov,castle. tipon.Tytte. I. Nlittall,. Ilatieltester. m twist and weft. lotacfitg, 20 .:,,1 IuIV tfi, at elexcp4„4lT the Nindey Anus tun, m ill ,. 414orcr • Attoryie. Aleot.rit. Hewitt and knit, MitliclidS• °ti , r tov.i ).1 r. It. Lttis. Chancery, lane.. Lnii,ton. 1. Pelt atoi W, Nc,rtingtiOnt, .110344:1'4,0W 110.1114111.1. foititert, slloel7, id, anti 1 til). set, at ;Atwell, at t h an Pooch. Notticgitarn, Attorntes.. Mr.ll.,Petcy„, Nutting., • halt ; and Mem:hp...14,414aq, Long, and ince, Gray's tun.; sciwire, London 1. Glover, Liverpvol. boot and alioe t onstker, , Orly r, and:, 16, at our, at tlta.Doll Dale,street s Liverpool. At: tondo, Sir. I. lent,ontp, verec , oi and W1' 4 '1;144;4... stock, Paper .buildn:;s, Temple, I,olalrol,* Vll.;liobrnan and C. Pollutant, .rove-street, Deptford, Kent, C ow .heepera arid rnarket-gardetiers, lune , 11.,111. and futy. ‘6, at cieveti, Loodon, A.ttornies, Alloys.; aott Vial, Abitt4tlon•Yreet, Westminster. r oo,r,twit y, MiddletteY.•frountrusger, June ; •w t 1 , and ittly tS. at ylev..n, at Guildhall, Lotulon. • At. tenuity. Mr. W. ps battle tt , Lawrence • Pountinty.lane,' Catioon.streot M. Prettyman. Whitstchakel High street,. Middiesexscoopet and truss hooplualtar, June S. 111, and luty, at ten, .at G uiltlisaA v .,l,tuttlon . A •tomies, M tore. Noy and Pope, Mincing.lano„ TOWti. MfOUt W. Wlgeteaso, PetticoatAane, Whitechapel. Middletex. eiattelier. tuna 5. 22, P 441 Orly t 6, at.eleven. at Guild. • halt, I.ondoet, Attorney,' Mr. Wylie*, Burhstreet, East tintithflell4, S. Bovatgelan,,Pisrpentere , Arrns, Vine. street. St. MArtiles: lane, v i dn"" gr • lung at, If., and July t 6, at eleven,. at oUtotricy, Mr. Tumor, Kirby-street, tlatturt.gattlen, 1. Figulagan. Hertford, baker, June iI, 18, And luly-t6, at one, at Guildhall, La don, Attorney, Mr. last4on, • tier Temple-lane, E. lloppeorlatrohtelnag, ittle„Minoties, Middlraett..ina4 tlientitical 'lnstrument. maker, lortel, Is. and July to, .at ,4witivo,at Lcoulatt... Attorney, Mr. J. Scarlei Et:IO,O.4IPC, Net . ..'.~ . . ' ~ , ~ : , '.. Wall ENDS • • R. , Pniton. Itrnitnit, Yorkehlre. ealiee-manufac. titter, attett, at the n—ull's Had lus t Bradford, York., shire. s lune :6. 1. Stephens, Yeovil, Somerinashire. gardener and „seedsman, At eleven, at the Aft:tumid Inn, Yeavil„ Somer. letshlre itt*erierJ'AvAartfett , l'lrrtnah-Pecis, Devanshise, fitas6n and bulkier, at three, at the King's Arms Inn Plymouth. • Doil.eeo lune 27. T.Watkins, Plymnutit.rtotie.Devenshire.tavern. keeper and vintner, at ten, at the Kingls Arms ittu, Ply. mouth• Dock. 4. • lucre us. T. Lumley, Rarnsgate, Nat; Jeweller, 41 ten, at C • tointen. fitly 6. T, Luttock, gittlnghnurnit, Kent, woollen-draper and tAilar, trt efevyn, at C1)4141411, London. July 6. W. 4rown, Saltville-intact, Piccadilly, 'account at twelve, et attlltthall. • Duly 6. T. 0 , 140111. Alnia(t.streett Surrey, merchant and muter, at ten, at Gnitillvitli Loud/tn. July t6.' C. Manikin, Little Ilannitage.street, Mt ldleacx, sallimaker at twelve, at (41 1 ,111311, 1.01)(11,1). rent at 1. 'NI PePOrk DtalN Kew, bUtCher s at eleven, at the E.; Uil(thalle.t.l3llootlotity , I WOlambly, Vatow*th. Cotwall, mot Great ltel t alley, rt,letniiiteltrelf, 4,onktoa, intich4nt, at twill t ouildhati t I.o4nclom. 2. S. arasvanui•tnews, Midithisea, rte ttrll,:r, at one, at Guildhall, I..dridln ( jetty g.C911,0111* iVerice-sirwea ealtinct.ntaker, at dive at OPihthilit. l u t y $, ADAM,' rtisco , Ira re, it: Gleouge's in the East earpenter,,at eleven, at Cluddh iuly r;'. IT. C.:moth* gread.tt feet , i.011(14,n, merchant at twelv at Cttliahml• twelve, B. I. va s " rytik.sue“, Gphieu.square, nitces. fir, et tic W, at Gtaildhall. i t mr*9, W. Plitrtott; Caverswall, Stairectlitire,.tleales, at eleven, at the Sluo 8611 Inn, Stone, StisfOrdshlre. gxrdrtt 'hit Blackrttare, 110ittir:tta-5404, COvent ► %WO,. at t welve, at Guildhall. 1. ' lane $9, C. Murphy, BreadAtoet, Id c :l n n eap aisle, ca tea. printer, at trail/et at 611)011411, . ar et lane n, T. 'Herbert. Derritrdatreet, tidsc .s(1.1 chant, at eleven, at 11 uildhall. lune 29, W. Itrwtonatvl T. Morhnit terand Shrew:. bury, bankers, at twelve, at Cuadhill, inly a. k. Quern's building, ituight4hridse, , nct.,/raker.;•t ter), lAsdon. t il Ays. 1. ()tarn, h L:et, itornugh or sauthwalift chetrtm(4.,gef. twelve, I..nrvlnts. „ Marwick, Lens Zdartharaptoll,' tailor, ." at elet - en, Wilfr4i.sltuef Inn, •Davatity, North. matron. , • Lune :6. 1, Clot inn ughant .t feweller and tny.rnaket., at ?tetteis sa lifthe 3,4ifirico Netv.street, itr• ntigharo, . • • ' June T inkaidipid it .4'sokaritcm at tvielve„ . at the Roy fitUfel,T4ple4ew,Birrningl.am. At sir E. Keeling, liaolejf, St4MitialAre, potter, at tew, at the liocbuck hut, tletvtaistle-under.Eylne. csKr Fic.'4ll4 , Ivo s 2s. '4.-Adasse, 8t tot, i iinen,arapet . Flounders and I. T. Morley, lied,ler,lield, York:4llTC, lineri.drap*rs. MAILS. Alt zWattrford. Dutt‘—t Watcrford. 1%10! %TtICKS TIM DAY &r Tw , I,v.an i cLocK. Consols .• ' , . 64i i Oninium R S N. soi,ass gauss ViCIA4 t4LSUM AUalthl ? LONDON, WEDNRSDAY, JUN b, 1811. i pr. We are anxious, as the public naturally must be, to codea, every Particular in any way tulating to I,l,tr sliaLilaap.S.yotto's most signal vietoty at Altriere, , Our farther gleanings cannot be expected to be very great; but such as 'we have obtained we hasten to lay them before our readers. l'itri,itroN, the GOvet nor of aidAjiiz, had.b - ein" so eel tain of T ont . being defeated, that lie had prepar. 1 Sal a beuse for SOULT, and it !wear of Ofat,cene . Tal's approach with the army *)ich was to de 3 tril ho.ktot . otde,e4t t her vy hole trivet, try he i titbit) t. '4e& Soevr, alter:the battle,iold those (it our 01.. 'ficet i s reit' . made, prisoners when he Pq cavalry, broke in upon w briotie nf our : infantry, that •had uever,happened to ttitn to Ansliresent at so deperate a fi g ht anti so sanguinary . d , col:flict: Many of tt e reported had re oined, oar Army, 4odit iliac 'the Mittle wolici hove escaped from the enemy ii , Souvr, by a a rust.' de guerre, had not perbOaded-orse of our Of ficers that he intended 10-'exchartge - the whole on the ensuing morning, and that our Men had hitter not attempt to desert.'' he en,uirig morriing they were marched forward, and the chance of escaping wasconsegnently Tlienutuerate the ads of. heroism, where.every one concluded hitnselt like a hero, would be useless; but we cannot refrain from noticiag the gallant be. : havioui of a Captain of-the.'4;7th: Re. was an SC..' verely wounded that he ought to have .quitted the, field, but instead of allowing birrtseli to ba remeved,, be direded his men .to lay hitt ... von:the ground at the .head of hat ,comp Any, where he continued to give his orders, and was otHerveit to direa that; in firing at the enetity, the moikets tutgld be levelled low. • .Bnnh :v.an may be, killed—conquered they. can, tit Act .. • . It in9it be.most.' sallfaaory'to know, that 'ear wiind,3.l [nett were tialtirably itiated. The head of to e Ni e dical Siatf said that, ,hkliati never seen woutitkullnett come so well .drewd.ont,of a. field of battle, and many of those. reported—vvOtinded, had already returned to their ranks before the (N. Oalches cameiway. theetCristitadebY Soutar, . m u st: have nentra 4ed the exertions of Ott FICUIch in many other party of , 4 .letteriroll) SABOTIANI had been intercepted,. , n which he informs , Sout.T that in compliance with, his requitiCiOn,•he sent 'to bira the troops for which. he had appliett but in doing so be bad deprived hint .. self of (he flower of his corps. It. appears to be the practice of the. French, when they have in view to.make some great effort, to drain all the surrounding country of troops, and after the effort has been mado i to. send theM hack toiliteir lot liter distritia. Thus hasb'otna aacd, when lie,had it in contemplation to raise the siege of 1-.la2ajoz thus also titled MASSENA, when he attempted 'to relieve W Almeida. g have seen the result of 'each effort, and we may feel Gout - Went that many of, the troops employed on each . occasion, wale: not continued with the ariny , 4o • Which, for a ternporary ob« jed they had' 'geen joined, but were afterwards dianilatied to . tliiir — respe6tive stations.' ladd'ea 'We have an instance of this .kind after AlAssawa's at ! • tacks of the •3d and 4,th otrlldayi,, for rhen ,110, had failed in his endeavours to drive b. from ,i r fore. Al ! =kW, he sent back LOSOU LT the seven bilitSlital at! the 9tliCorps which had originally belonged to'the . , army of Soutic • ° 1 'From day,to day we rnay,expea fresh it)4lligcne, but until we are gratified with new arrivals, it 104 be our pleasing duty to collet for Our Readers what ever further inteiligerice can be obtained upon this never-ending therne, .the glorious vittory of Al beers, - • • The lititish vessels Diana, Captain MOinisota, from I . averpool ; and the Little Sally from Pty. Mouth, .crindemned and sold at Savannah on the 11th-April last, under the Non-Importation - Law, are lnsured at Lloyd's, arni losses have been - demand. Av .e 4 . settlement, in consequence of this apparent hostile measure of the American Government, ,We this mei iting received boilish rapers; from have made copious mantels We s thii morning receive .h Rowing sent fr , ay& America IMTWACT OF A LETTER RE6EIVib FROM SAVANNAH, DATED 1 5 TH APRIL, 1811, ' — tr - fitise Biitish - vesselSTOtilr IMO rater the ed Fein olry; have been cotylerimed by Judge STEPHEN s for an infringement of theNen-intercouise AEI ; indeed the law is so positive, the Dodge could not gl:t over the -thing : my only ; astonishment is, that ships should have entered the port. with tl,e Aat staring :them in their face, without any plea of distress, or, any thing else to protest them: 11 'When the cotter boarded them at Tybec,. th . py gave : in a list of ptovisio9siind.w,aw onboard etiongh to 'carry them to. the West:Jodi-a, acid Ishewed their cleariqnce regularly a for Savannah.' A Want of , pr.s , vi'9irins or water, and a clearance for Ameli would have: saved the:rd. — The hub? of Brontd al me is suspended, as the cutter spoke her in-fime.lathotus water, and did not wain her eitr ; ; and betad s she sailed from England without a kAowledge'ol the AC:t passed. " Many American ships . btinging have r midet the !vone , r, been condemned. " The British brig Duria, of Liverpool, bvlimg. lug ro,t)lxoN's . and' ToLmn, and the Little. Salle, btr , ki,lo been con4n n ed and sold, the former fir 3800 (failure:" • • " NC,fitOt — E. (V 4 a-G' tit) A), 14,1 8.--The people here afe mileh iocetistql agafnit the Frakch, and tedifolol a rupture with them'; a few nit4h.,.; they burnt the Revant4e ,du Frtench . privateet% to the w4t,ti's.eLlgo, which was fitting oin Wore." 'We have seen a ;eke! . received a few daytkago from tile Continent, whieh confain; a very curious account of the celebrated Colone\ Scum, 'who distinguished hlntiel( so much in hTS gallant 'but unsuccessful et. fort; in the North of Europe in 1809.; • '‘'Ve cramot piedtzte ourselves for the truth of this account, but it, is so singOlar, that we thielt it oUr.dntilio lay it. before our readere, leayibg them to attaCis w)tarde'.• • • grt.x ,of credit they they; thipkit entitled to. Ile letter states, that the report, so univerSally4.circu- . ted' and,belisisd,.. of the death:of, Colonel •Sc n IL, way,' unt9onditd, and that ho ,is row alive mid, in good, - .ltealth.•:•'•lt odds, that, itnmediately. aflor,,tho defeat and dispersion of his corps at Stralsund, ho retired, r iCcoMpanied by • two or three ,Offcers ~and: look rOlger:in4 kind of caye r wlibrellia remained concealed fora few days.; I,n the mean time Alie French spread a report Of his* death, (to•diicourage the people, who in'manyplaCes eviocod a disposition ui rise) but sent but Oatri)lei in every dirkiler't to seek for ' Ft e!lclt' Captain,, wit h. e sew :sol-i diers, accidentally cane to the cave Where Som.' and his companions vent concealed, and were on, the point of firing open them, when • Senn. 'mired, out, "Do not' fire-4' am Colonel Scent:.--I have, many important secrets Can communicate tp 13170dP1A PA 11114 which' will inducO,ltim to forgive you for sparing ritilife.';' ThiOtfipir replied, that ; he would' lake him to head.'quarterit,• whore th 6 Getter:4l would deoitde upon hit 'fate. ..Scum. then ,requested that' his Dania should .noi..be, pUbligly made known, wh!ch . 15cit,4st the, Ofacer cowpfied with, and it was reported that a prisoner of a dil l ferent name had been taken. Seim was taken td bead-nuatters, and the Pelletal vire Orderd beipk . conyeyedpecretlY to.P4ris, in order that;tcs mightbe 800 N A Ptavri,* and rikpog'ed of actioding:tolils:pleaSnre. ,- The'le6r gees on to state, hitt lie . had *eta' 4ntfrViewi i with .13 vo ti•A psaTs.; and that the tyrant W 3 4 ,10 satisfied ,, with the intortantton he obiaintd, that be settled a pension on him, Which he now "enjoyi "Paris, uude' 'Ad o,irklrned name. Such 'Li Vie account contained in tree letter, which, as we before observed,-'we submit to our. readers„, without .Pledging atirielveS l ‘ pr t 4 accuracy.. I..ettqrs from Oporto ',ITN aceived.yesterday; to to the V3d j tiit. at which date' the particulars of the -bowie-of Mbeera -wete-konwft. there. r4.-ort he COClroy which saiteCfroth ‘Nlatid.under hid Ma. . • • • iesty 5,4b1p itatnignu, had arrived at Oporto ;;-the remainder, consisting of irtosporto with the 1 ttb Regiment of Dragoons on board, 'had parted and Ovemled to Lisbon. They, would reach the Tao gus about tbe.9tsib or It is said that Unvernment has obtained the eon 7 vent of pie Sulesansi, Regency 10 (1 1 IT 'P0.499° Sraniarsis into British pay. • Two troops of tha.gth Light Dragoons are order. ed to proceed to Portngs) immediately. The .tsth regiment of Light Doggpfis ,is . C%Pec" ed to be ordered for th e sama .place,-And t hey are to be relieved from the King's dutylky the 18th Light Dogoons, They take out will'!" them' 500 4 ) 9re, horses for the cavalry regiments on that servide. The gallant ' General Hbeirreti received -four Witt in the breast, end fell frOm his bone in the s of cheering on his men to a charge. Nearly al l the regiments of Irish Militia have v° - I t o h n em tee t r in ed ve ti s te n i b r s lie cri r be Vit o r n o e r dthaiy%copuilnytryto.theS'ervprireaff ofof the Portuguese sufferers, The Citith Light Infantry, sooltrong, marched yesierdsy from Lewes for Portsmouth, them t 9 embark with other Mope to join Lord Witt.- N N . r NAVi, NEWS. . . .-,......i...r., Pt.tgtottilt, ,tram 3...... The.-Rover, 01.44111, Pli Unity, .CocKtuttrit, bound to Lisbon, in r ailed fro bent* ' yelterday to ju tile °inward -hood ant. under convoy of the 'fantails frigate nod fro(verifir sloop of.systr that passed, by this Dort front Torbay. ft is feared they w ill be 'obliged logo into Foltou ll ` , the wind now blowing atrourtrotc the westward. Pot back last everting the dignii, of 131,01, Cos, waiter, hound -to nuebec ;, she sailed .troth lion; about,a ,fortaibt since tbjoin the .oattrani.bo,,;::,.(l ilePt,'i hen: passing by this port unier 1:0t)voy or 10.. Primrose slool) 'of "tvar;. but last ''thera'riii the ( 010 ' II iligliti soon after' ht. , .,' ftlf.in ‘iitti.a Scotch,l).4 called the' 'Gbrisott;, bdond tbatith2t.., %cith l ' illell parted, b.mng obliged -.to':,hiti up for thii O r ' 7441el d li. :a 10,u:i c i itii)l i gi l w : ) : - ‘ i l : ( t h t i l l i t a s .: l 4 l l : l lc: t s c e) : 4a ) l ,, i l ' tej el7 4l-I***4:ll4"df l b o icl eo a b l f iln : t p ut ::: °e i : ),; : yt o ',. : ll : i i ii t : h alYb : l l l3l : lll' e l: : : :: ; : n l ei : :' , ; ,j jit . ' s [ l :o liP ntl 'S o u) n, an c s oP daul,qle. The, "lines fell in :With on-ta toil e.,urtJ • F.,!st iii,l;l4 s e t , - tile. Lizard, all %oil, , r Arrived. the ilesbliite gan-brig, frony Ca:ltt wo ° 8")ali(:011voY, cunslstiti of the'o4g gdi4r, I'l' • ftt)",:eirldsl3l4:llKlCllP-i time :'v. i '''lb(:li .withll Sta. f o r' bejtr:Qs' :1 , °6 /,'' '' l : : b ! ': : 1 "'" i ll:1'1j ' , steer, and recaptOred by his lie'injosty 's brig 61...,:i* ,fiiich ; iind 'trio Union'. transp' .11t, STor‘:4ll.,P,„: i; 'reriraindir of ili'i:COiivey prtssed bY dill i;),n,l° u , Fos/ ward this day, . consisting 91 t',4 61i1it)47. TiMMl's6l4, ilval M3lt3 ; • gild 140 Vehi'll 11'41 Cork, 'll.l.tliCiirgtiei of provisiooi) ' , ill 1;413d 14.14' &on, ~ :. • 1 • . Sailed tl)e.,diasta frigate for,l'ortioulb' (5'r3.1 whence she will proceed to, the illedi'errine3l; ''''' the &ewer ...brig,,of war, to the Weil's'. a td. 4 , 14 rr, Arrived his IVlsieqty'S:ship' 'llo6B', ()" j 0 4 Ca t. Slitroiin POPHAM,' frOrit,the.)l4l,lr hieih, CMCK . • t ott , Abe "'mil, I'lloP Pnrlloo ILLilii,,,,,i eari, of Oak:, VALLO, °III:167s: Pcs!er l'lo4e, Sisters, 'CliArio,N,, .fro '. ~' tru e ' and Bi'defor4; the Peggy,g:ooo,g,,i'"' )c,i4,04 with 3cirio f of 'silt:ties for big 4 ,1 3 6 t) ' fa I ,' ' irr ,• ~.... .. 'it tnii7Par ..i-64:.rucirolortrig ~.,ld'efi 0, r ber for th i/ I'Ll Amelia Island, .with a cargo of tiro ,ii ,,,,i l it A vessel, slid to. be calied the flog) is bin ai.: Fowey with a tarn of timber fry,' 0° 65 o ' jot f f . , ;. thither byhe second Mite of the Ec/iPsi is i , criamlin,. l'x',llo fell in. With her in r'' s t ~ • 4 Wtestern Ocean. . . . , I ,Inin . f . 4biPp3,l3gferorinidot:telii:Calsitatvretdl .rase eveni:og.lllY;4rlloo,,, - ' for Sailed the 7144 Brother's', c0AT,,,,i,,,,,,,* —i.516070-,, toi;a6i); and ii. iiiiiirii°l° . , ' F 4 i° Abe E.l.stward and Westward., • of or , i.i. o A.triOed thislffernoorr the Pick/e'brit to'be froisi,ListiOtihirith .disptebes. ,, ~f tia'' :' ' e Ao t ~, PBA4 itttai 4.---Faised by P Ig i g dto tile itiv'r' , Rio , ports from Lisbon botin , a 'Pee * sailed his Majesty's ships ()L•L'N ) ~.,„. • dersect-Reilef - ---- ----- - ' .-..' " , :,4 wog , .----- •• i ,the ir , PORTSMotY VII, ,SUN 4,---Arrlve" , , to ' nt 103 011 d 1 fl ierC itol.e.sll4 'front Wookrichi - ' f • bail' ' 13(ifin Wit IT Shay ill gilt' 'days iroli,i 4:l.liiilic jilt ° S:la,l die' :iliont' for ijiyrouall 1, a, aCI (.11Z4,.., " - f ' • ' ' ' 4 Y A 11N ov rift, .3 uta -Yesterti3r4be ' " n ti tsi i 0 131 (if Nt , 0 r Ari d • .i r Ace. ~....:44.:::icuie guip;brili Olea 001 P - , convoy for .ti to-.. ' " . til lo 'itio Tivo I l iter , . ..lrolhers, illlNi)gf, itl, it,,, ! e , v° 1 o ii1)0/ ' it ' Boort oo 14004'). /14 ' t. 00 iti I goi off . • . and into tile. hot hour. . . mol`ldaie seahurse friate, 'root Siej.lYto ,4;l°tritivasrt": 1.,. / at Porriittotitti, and It Pt" 11,1,70,, Cot'', ":-,' Lard Atifircitax, kilo inister: oi,, ia4 or,;_r.tiermia, Dad. aenerat Sir to 51, 1, 114 ''alnurreniii of' fl'a ' fir'ish forces io to i i i itorno het..ln ' Ole .0 ... ' ' 011 Tifesday night, ibree rant tegl, sforflcl;ii A...ratiairi 'Bildt, F.,A. of Lotightirtgo,),,lrorii;lto liivi;ior.iii;locrio,iiki gropt,tßiciyylotiiteneotlotorieedso tbi.rarytoleotot 01 Itelr,trliiigittolticcibe.tiiliillo:io,h.;3l:l4,lll:l:l4;ll:ll:oo,ll;:pi:eit:l: ::t the earl,' Part iif tiro 0..t.e1: i 01:vere ,toe ,1,,, ; I I d : tu sal t l l r Ad i e r i e p l l i c tote ra gl l l 9 l ll e l: ri t e : l : d d' ci t ' i l ,s l:::i t ii i t tlrt:;iriliti: is.l::::;:ivrriiT 's'7ii?;01:11: ni:litifolci'.to:ltsdt3illoo6:ll CI : 111;l e iti 9 : 1 5' 11 : t e fi l l s tb ri y., A ;:r i.t ': o . :il It ; wiCLI:Of it'9l4)l;ll,:tiltdso:lo'4:. _ ir : 4 l 1 1 ,. 111 : 1 ' :i e' : ' . , G 500::earat i t ilancholy cao4tll:ll4' w•-. 11..." Ilel' e'ir consequence in clots ileigliootlivv:. 0 igioolti, Veil and eight o'cloc, 0 i r. ° t'e,ctie ' 0 chant, of Eve,lo,ll, was Ootoitit; alc"Pc weer A l a we , oft! the bridge at Wetic,boatoe vv..- ~, 1 iota oil iubfewont rietaleincot,a4picitv,:ll,),e ilicti;t) t'0:,,i1,110)., itovfoe,:10;6101 the higher ground, ~AlVhci) to t i i$ bob 0104011 petaons called to blip to rert'a'/' loot li , °ill 4'l understanding their„, or titioldot; /lit ortt9otrill 110 he road; be went Pack Ogilna' bii; elle ir.t4;rl now go poworint Oat it dte, to b,,aoror o,' causeway, andewas-40. iri,i..,totellldtitlit' f°{)l aciling in rho belle ir'lw' -id° Je, . PO /%q:sof 10# , ittrlifte Marl :filained (107/I,trati,of 4 otri)ggling for life, iv therree't foe 11' niaed opeciators . 011104 ePri r exase: in v;i4in, ii