The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-28 00:00:00

411,11. Y OP .14(31V2T.. • • . • •• , reoar i t of th e act i on of the •22d of J ulyl 4;31 Don Jose Itondeau. 11041 -Q.uarrcrs, Arroyo Seer), tiiiy 24, .Sr • • MOST E.XCKI.LRNT SENL/R, Ilia illaalVily of enemy tor=so many ctlyS was ttirelarly singollr. They never made 't heir apprar- V eivii hOot the walls, but in small parti e3 , iltleig a few hundred paces . from their retreat, . I rt retired with precipitation;' ore seeing a few ph tott a ssembled and ready to a,lvance -Such is I , ll , t , ii ierror, and se we ll f iunded, i n consequence of '.7llninberleris defeats u high they have received, 4. 1 had persu a d e d Myself they were about to sub -21411 11 the'ir pris, , n to the conoitions which this braVe ), c apable of a n " y enterprise, midit 'choose to Me upon th-ni ; when, on the 32d, the Chiefs,, I) , Ne kute d " • It the clamours of th e inhabitanis, in i t . " o " set lne'llee of th e d arriag altle ~ Which they wlsld 0 : 1 1 M0 battery placed 4,11 the Sand-bank cli•se to colleeted all 'their feeble resources, anCl• 110,,Siast effo r t t o d e . troy the batt e ry: • t seven in the morning more than 356:inen taflirdout of the foitresa, while one gun-boat, and 1,07411110 es; 'mounted with Some 8, 12, and . 113- ,filert, approached : our biltery by the huoy. , — li lt i,ater part. of the en em y' s troo p s took I"i' a thiZlostlvancet• of Londiga, on the road of the Car- • al ioi ,ale hundred paces f rom the wa lls, N t bile Ik iti 4 ," men marched by the 13-..acir, in the diree- Chapel ofCarmet in 1:1 Aguada, sheW they , t h .tr belief, that th e file of . iheir latanchesiwhial dorcilutalght irresistible, would oblige us to ahan- Ci i , b altery, when those posted at lhe Said ip i k P e t i m ight tlitow themselves upon it, and at least " r ti th ,„ two cannon much at their ease, under cover of their boats. tht fir st these. contemptible mercenat ies were taking 1, 4 e br " "NI in execution of their plan, I moved 4444: i c o n, infantry to ,the. positions which I. sti„ lit- du as well for protecting the battery, Tr ac i t° rf 3 Ut, es usual, - ou • the enemy w Ito Was so , past!; r vicinity. D. Jose ligas, Gen e t p,,, ; „,Y. , took, similar dispositions with his brave 400 for ino as the t en b oats a b ove - meni i on ed had thethemselves i n lint', within half cannon-shot) j ' b ilroed • Kind er d horrible fire, assisted wb to '44.- tht ntpelor,' which they had placed on ' a height on . elkle of t h e b attery, w hi c h . , the whole o f tlity7 l l '' la the citadel, and two howitzers which tip Ai tit "eed w ithout the gate of S. Pedro ; and . ‘%, hole they opened a fi re of 28 piece.. up alone : but our battery with , its-Jleo Vill lir e *, i artil lrY ' , Lan.: a gallant resistance; serif, htlifi (-.lc)'Y with balls and chant-shot, fur two hours 1 , 4 , duri ng which the attack lasted, i n sp i te . ttlli. l(i lld of b i ll s which enveloped our 'brave ar tY , tri . rh .uothoritieS of t h e f ortress, 4 seeing the inutility ttais fer'44:,,lrt4..ttimpt, and t h e damage sustained 1 ;ltd oS t t h"Y, as well as the bulk* of the Prvi t t, - bstsuate inhabitants, viewed th,el.,wil,Hr)e't h :ielghts, and knowing, besides, I ,l ' • ••• Paiti o rt'er of the battery .from. the advantageous Icrvil i t 14 ell as 'from the valour of those , who wa. al.o supported by two fl a w , I ,""ch t Ordered to be placed on iis right aun " a $ 116 -14. '131 , t1 the snal for a retreat , which thorl '°l hoistin g th e fi a 7 upon the Li to) y which both the sea and land ta stes P e aled: " )ut3 Yed, and .in a moment they di43 P . Il i% 0 • '" 11 j, °Rifted the infante y to retire 'tarn -1( 4 ha it S , Which'thev did with regret at their to their Ilk "Mg $e . • ensue} gi v e to 1 , 0 „ single musket, for the „: 111 PortiatilLy ; the patriotic cavalry did 1111 ; 4 .4ter al . , . 'Ned Igo( skirmish with those who slight the Cordon ; itt which, hOwe' l •; ti i.i Ikg, r 4ccidtot occurred but the wounding. of Vi , .4) I I kirit e Whole it singular and almost k us jui ,1,,a ' i ctillt oo , 'rum, of w 1 1 ;0 1 I have to inform y our 1( 11 oi‘',aainely, that the corps artillery, tvrtlt t Ts ars irst 41ury of this day rested, —there wad °Unded : .the whole army, and, the t *tar tist .. ll of people who witnessed dr.: aCtioa,,e o , ll : 1 7 of , I1 „"nY this truth. [Here , a "i- I ;% I,,v'ue°lwais, which the General hastOwb (4.. . his OffiOers ; and* aral`rig o ' ll ° l ' 6 ' "qt . , p. 4zinglilli merchant Don lloi..iert i r e irq Adjutant, Who was appoWted to cost)) t „ train ni dying artillery of the vanguard,. ) ` 11() i . bun Santiago Walcalde,'con fi "dbY' Ski r , ► t ') B b een the result of the glorious . ae - lion ctl+4a she, w hich, with the greattst satislactin,ll, d b° uour to commuuicate to your *lay (104 ~ *t li P r eSerVe your Excellenty niabY }g a rs. th, Isms r , • JOSH - RONDEAO , 0 - tl 7Qveillnont. of the Provinces • • n'iut t iota. A , • a bb The '4ll'l,"lietrOs Coun c il a — sseinbled this morning as . ; ed ,' 1 hold' th eir week ly tilotting ? r ' Whit',et6re. twriVe ticioL'A at Quee" od",e, 141411( ,ttie bilt.4,oil iu attendsoce ti nn Lila 4 ' to It4rl ) their report, 'whiCh arehis:grjoYdily, 4410, - nut quire so favourable as to 41;,, 4 tile preceding Saiurtlay's report of t h e hale the rePort, the Members With II (11,11 lied to the Castle, :1 44 ! was ,but thinly atten . de l L l , to hold. a Council , ''t uoly the Archbishop of CAsTE"u4 Th e ut MoNT RosE, and E arl Wl:actttt.s ti. !tibb, "n cii broke . up at two o'clock, and / ij Windsor. 4 " e ' (It Yougoarrived here this morning. yes 114y 1 , 'The boa ors signed the Lulletins shewo this day. 'eS-* hii; , •?lrke ei - ea% dined with. the Qua tor 1 in the everting went to (Mimic ll ° - Yat Hunt will commence tu-morrow each WI, nagshot-huath• ktP.INLLSOit, Ocr. 26. ~~~~~,; .........._ ... tt i ....,........... ~ ../.1*..... . the ''t:: e t le ,, a ,, r e ►t beerni, l'ourteen Candid.ateistutiorml,i /I ' l l 4 ( " ' "ett ot P reaebets!tip to Gray 8- ' ~.. l kib t, Of ht:11 1 are 6 upportcci by very liigh "/"Llt , ~. ritrt''l'e. re have, t . herefore. a tit i . ' s ' , Y a biltwing that they are 0n1y,.(0 be I' , peculiar op 414';(.4 In th§ir choice by pre-eminent talents anu )tll l4 l I I V ti lA, fin t i wo ~,,, verture to if prqpbecy. „ ti le Itl v . ' I" Y s t, , ~, ' , it :. Km wi,l light oil ot.c wbo pustieiob 144,1111cationi. ~~ ua i;''RE NC I P.. 1 P 2 RS. SEPT. i ?.—The gain-brifit No. 5,-ties just entete4 mir port, an engagement Willi an En ! di•li corciair. She was contoOngsOme tresse/s tram Venice, and wh.:-11 theS, , had anchored -safely in the road, of Pioe and CoitellazZo, M. Romano, Midshipman, who commanded the. gun-boat, At tached the corsair without hesitation, although of much superior force, and fought het ler two hours Within pistol-shot. The crew of the gun-boat was entirely composed,' of ltlyrians, who, though they had never before been in fire, displayed the uttnost intrepidity; tight.-. ing , anudst shouts of " Long live the Emperor ;" Land the enemy, Who were soon obliged to fly, were indebted for their safety to the superior sailing of their vessel. • - Toe fire of the, guns and mus,quetti , on board the gun•boat was .must skilfully. diretted,, and the cries front. the crew di the Corsair, led to the Whet that they hx.t. considerable numbers killed and ienunded. ' Two marine s of NO. 5 were severely wounded ; ctittlin itprnatto and a soldier of the; 2,3 d rztgi ment of the line slightly. Itomana Speaks in very. high terins of the cotidna of the stamen and that of the garrison, and trvakes patticniar mention .of, the volUnte.er Mariani, the sailors Pollish and Bey,. natdine, and Serjeaat lle:rwrer.-;4—Vottrual de CEne pipe, Oct. CABLEslant a, °cr. 4.•;--.1 - lis Royal Highness the .Gr a nd Duke ha% just pnblidted au edict,. by vittne of which similar regulations are established inr all convents of females devoted eta the purposes of CdU- Cali 011) the only placrS of that de,criotion, which will be henceforward tolerAted in the (jrai'id D —The following ate some of the irtovisiois of the " The vow shall be made for no MOre than three years, and that in the preserce of the Episcopal Commissaries ; nor Bhali any one be prote.sed un der the age of •twenty-boe, nor without having affordA the most atnple testimony of the reality of her vocation and' her abillies for the conduct of education: • This vow May be renewed every three years ; but, every Nun will be at liberty to (pit her Con vent at the expiration of that time, on simply tc pressing that such is 'her inten , ion three monihs previous to it. No Non 'will be perin'tted to in.le sn irrevocable gift of her forttme,to a Cmiv " And each will preserve her ri,lits of succes sion to property, and of wi hug, that she may be possessed of. '• • "- Whatever she may possess, independent of her portion,. will be placed under the care of trustees, hia s h e w ill retain the 'free disposal ut one „hall of the revenue arisitl from it. The community will he . enfilVd to the We of .he other h.ilf as long" Its coriliiiirec a Mrinbei cif “. The jurisclici ion •of the Sopetior over the Nuns is not to extend beyond a simple remonstrance ; beat she Wray complain.!o the Grand Ducal Com missary, who, if iheie slued leppear to be a neces sity for it, very toote rwith the Ecclesiastical Com missaries and decide as to the ptupriety of expelling the accused. .The Nuns will 'have likewise the right of nuNoglinokyo their grievance% to the Grand Ducal Commissary."—(Spne Popeq Tn. the Trinidad Git. , •tte we find the following let ter (tont Lotd LiAvrnool, relative to Govcroor Hidop•.4.auspenion of I,Ar. J, gdtre Smith, : tit hose xon duti in proteclios the-laves, by ettror6 l,l l ttit;' Spa nish laws„ wets Anded to in the:discussion of Mr, Marriot's .motion, and met the warmest aproba of the most eu lightened of the Blitisit Sett - ators:— SIR, Downing-street, 25th May, 'Mt, have received a letter ..frotn,Sir George Beck %it!), dated the t 4th April, vit.:losing ti Procld !nation issued by Governor Hibl , p, previous to his departnre horn Trinidad, stisppn !iipg Mr, Sotit h, the Chief Order, from the ext•rctse of a iia t Of those, authotities and jurisdictions which are attached to the situation 'which he hot is by commission under the Royal Sign Manual;' and a,copy of Mr. Smith's Protest egainst the proCeedings of Governor Hislop and the C. unit, I have nor received from Gover nor -Hislop any explanation of the extraoldinory step vt hick he his Liken, an am the more Al a loss to account for it, as the ground upon which.he has Andel-taken try ho ► end•Mr. Smith, is not the abuse olthe power with which he was entrusted, but the nature oe that rower itself. As these ploceedings are entirely unauthorised, by any insirttlions that Governor Ilisinp had received from this country, the km port of that procl.trumion, • as well as the form in, which it was drawn up, signifyiug the Lls yd . plea:. sure in a manner extremely trrephr and objeM ion able, has not failed to excite much surprise and ills satisfaction. ---Although it alype:irs, froM Mr. Smith's protcst,,that he fiats regnested permission idinlvdlite. ty to return to this country, yet should any cit cum stance have pretented his departure from t h e I s l an d, I :am td signify to you the commands and his lt.val tlighncse the Prince Regent, that .ou should i m m...- diately reinstate:Mr. Stun:), in the full possession of that authority which be r,t.tived .from the King' , commission, and Which it is alone in the power of thc King to re t (Ike; nail t lot you cause these.com tuands. of his R. yal- flighness to be carried into 'effect, in tfit: most public matiner.-;--1 hive ihe 1, 07 , Dina_ to be, Si, your obedient butubto set vant, LIVIMPOuL. j~irjiu•GOncra2 Munro. lie C let' er from en 'Op.er helorigi or to LOrd LJNOTaNT aiiny; Owed Celorico, Uzt. a, "The enemy, laving had so many serious le-sons as to at tackiog us, chou4ht ;t most Orndent to tone. Th e ' E , u t3liey acing thro" n in, they retre:ved and we are DOW 0140110, God knipxii tur hOw le e ry ; but in my opinion, they deo not atiempt any iinog 3T ,inki, us. In flit:itary hi•iory' notliii.g ever stir- . ristt!.:l t h. e condu ,- .1 our in the salon of the Qtll AB dread of the enemy is now gone ; aisu r, : d we 411311 (IWO to be theol,, \Vo now i n t he General GitittiAM ' S diViiloll;' 'lilt) like niuch • A match has been made : between a•Mr, NI-s. and Mr. Willi?, of Piemlitly, for ut) pluvas, the for mer evgaging • tti wnik.from .)eiropi-s:reet to Con ei but y iii twenty saccessive . hours, kit al Mike. 00 cvtzOilnient but wateF tlurins tltC journef. Mr. M. ii'E sri &R SESSIONS. 6ATI.7 t RbAY, OCT. 26. • FRAUD UPON TO E J PROPRIETORS OF Tilt - . LYCEUM THEA FRE. , /Miele Breeres was indieled for a misdemeanour; ie fraudulent!) . Obtairring, undo - false preterices, the slam ot pi. flour the Treasurer of the Lyceum Tl)%atre, ith intent to defiaud the Proprietors' of the! cotieern. GURNEY stated the ease on the ptiii of the prosecution, and otpatiatect with his usual force and ability !upon the enormity and frequeuby of this offence, which had 'riot:tided to so a degree, that scarcely a : tradesman who was ob liged to employ any persoit in the course of his business, but was liable to bee imposed upnn this specie's of fraud; much More PO was' it alaim. Mg to those who carried on extetisive concerns, Ike the prosecutors in the present case; and to such lengths had it been carried, .and the extent et it so far beyond the power of caleelatiote that it bpi-'' came highly ex Client for those engaged in such concert's, to take the tirst opportunity of making an appeal, to the justice ut 'the century, that its : progress might be stopped by soese signal eeerople of exemplary prmishinent. Tots preisecutiou (he cootinned) was instituted by the Proprietore of the Lycetire• Theatre against the -delendent, who hi. ellette ,had borne a good charatter, and lived re spectably ; he had been employed for the last. three 'earstin the capacity of forear4n carpenter to the endlied been' engaged ter twenty years in a similar situation et the late Drury-lane Theatte, 'previous to its destruetioti. Tire COUtlie of his duty w a s t, sr perleterid the joereeymeli carpenters, and otter workimei employed abut the Theatre, and make e eekly returns of the work done by theta, at the cod of each Week, to the'lleasurer, by whoa) these weekly accounts were •. odins,ird, and the amount patu v.') the dcf,ndabt, to be by him distri buted aLiumg 'the respeet rye workmen, according to the diligent bums set otf eealrist their mantes in such weekly relents. These accounts, so' set tied and paid; were signed by the detendent. It was the ereoel practice at the Thea•re to pay the jourhey men, employed at night, at the rate of ts. 6.1. per night, over 'and above their daily Wages, for each night, They were so employed. It apeearede in the return made by the defendant to the Treasurer, in chiding the week frum the sth to the 12th October lust. ► ieet a. i.tharge of 11. t ss. was made for' William Cra %ford, and of.the journeymen carpenters, in which was ineluded gs. for night work, as done by him d .riog that etriod. This return was Settled, paid, and signed as usual by the -defendant at the Bar. From some circumstances, however,, it be came necessary to investigate these accounts, whet') it .vas .discovered that ,Crawford had not done any night- work tiering that week for Which (lie 9.4. were so charged, and that he had received from the de fendant It; Us.- Upon this discovery' the Prop ietpes felt themselves in duty bound, not only to themn selves but . to the public, to haVe the Matter brought uetige. a Court ofJustice. The. defendant was appl:, liended, tint upon 'an examination belore the Ma gistrates at Bow-street, was committed to Itike his rial • Sanntrd Jarres Arnold, Esq. was then sworn and examined. He stated, that Mr. Thoiters Sheridan and himself were the suit: proprietois ot the Lyceum Theette,, that Mr. Richard Peake w,ts the Tree, ,surer, and, the defend tint tactile liar had been etn -I,luyed by them for the last three years as the fore. Mao carpenter of the Theatte. He then stated the eiature of his eniploy : ment, and the manner in which the weekly returns were paid, as we have al ready detailed. Upon his cross-examination, unity, for the defendant, he said that Mr. Tho Mas Sheridan and himself ,iiere the sole Pt o m priers, that no other person .or „persons wh,it eyer had any share in the concern, and that they alaee were responsible fur any losses that cut ;ht be sustained, as they alone narticipateel iu the :refits. Mr. 'ALLEY expressed Iris astonishment at this, aspi 1 / 4 1 1iis g i. etlCraily believed, like the other Thee era cif`'tlle Metronolis, there were several Pros . prieters. bit,'; Richard Peftko Wit%'sworn and exatnined,. deposed, that he was the,Treasurer of the Lyceum, Theatre; and in the cOotise ot 'his duty had paid the amount of the weekly return in,question, to the defendant, • in'. the xis'ttal - manner. 'rhe teturit amounted altogether to 52 41 . 14i. 3 . d. which was a charge of 11. tbs. for William Crawford, includ ing gst. for night-work. On his cross-examination by. Mr. Alley, he said he had been sothc.Kised by the Proprietorti 'to ply there returns, as Well, as the uttier .disbursements of the concern. He could r ot may positively its what manner ftc had paid the amount of the return in questiouto the defendant, bet be lieved fife; 241: was paid in Bank of Englaod notes; and the - t45..3d. in silver and copper ; but • whether in dollars, .tokens, , or. current tel.cr, by; could not recotisa. Wiffiarn Crawford stated, that he was a j: , urneye loan carpenter einptcyed ,;it the . 1:11i.A0e, that' tie had r.Ot 4 dollo night-work dtiting the week in question; and had only received 11. 04. for day-Wer teen delendant. - • • Mr, feineeee hew tendered the: weekly return it) question as' part at his*, eVldenq. ALLey, in a long and able argument cons lendedelhat tl is ducuittent was Put legiU hurts, Ott•, ei a s ee ke as it appteired to be its tKVOUIIi tt net, tot bOltOtO of it It were the ,words, "settled, Williern Rogers," w hien purported to be ii teceipt Ihr money, and being without the tieCtlNClty receipt la:1111p was a flood upon the Revenue, and thereeore; he argued, accurdeigeo some kftfi , itigi:6l eilx 9 # that they COold tint 11)4C that an 4:eidetic:et of fraud t ee hieli iii .itsell was a treed spots the public Revenue, tied they could not make that evidence: of a lessee hull sit tt><elf Was tt IntP:11 greater. , torthdt coittdvdOti, that t L t , preseht indaltuditt ctsdld hof be hu,tained,• inaqnuch OS the sum ch tret.i to IlaW Odell ot,laitted. by frae.t, utts nut ;Amen In have beim paid itt the legal etirreht Cotu'ot the country, ao d.,„ pat i ai „ c i at gie:a 1.11 , 011 the b e tw ee n p a y el euts made lit the current coin of the realm and the present circulation. Guatcroi, on the other it turd, Contended tor the legtilny of ine doCutOcill he hai.f tendered as et &nice to be received by the crnnt ; it etas hot a flood.on the .Ihvenue, bee , se it was tint a receipt let rootitty,but merely purported to b,-; an tiej %stint:in of an eccuteut, foe w4igii aostalovi whatever was aect!ilry. With relpen to the cecon 1 piiint'; the - indiament charged the titticn 'an' geurrally/witit I raving ~ht?itke -dmniiry tend, t- Cllfie lot tent cs. arid tied( b. ing pruv. wili sufficient to su.taiii the itid ctinent. Mr. WATkiN, %.4 i.o pros ded .in the absence. of Mr. Mtinut:ati ,g, was d cid( dly of w 11t mum, that this ducuitieht legitiwatu idi•n eto be re; eeived 11 any Couit of Joinic , .. He nt , servcd, the retort' coniaincd a , ntitot) r.l IteM9 11!`lr.O.1 10 diif:rent pent tus, not (oleo( .+ itich am-w•trd t.t 40$. and theretore diet nut re (117 ire any 4t.1 lei). With re. sped. to' the nthe r point, icitnele , pay ent in i ho current cnitt tli , ..couti , ry, he held, tioll ttir tVoIVIS " obtaining ,money,7 &c. vas Sulticieotif mat oat by the evidence rOsimain the itnityt mein ;7 suet the rk , -.5.t of. tile Gotnt in this 01)414)9 the objeJno . is ttie L..areii'A Cottir•el we.le Mr. ALLEN' then adetre3s , d the Jury on bettail of %be defendant ; and, it) 3 eer. toni s,,e ch, Lir t; c4 the ,fortner,,respeMalii iy and Chase nt the. de. fendant as the btro..vst argument against Ina coin.. milting such a crime. ime. Ttte lee babe. lily 'vco4, that'the Ikhote mister prignetned in a w k. take, than which tintlein,, , , Was more nicety, nor no. thing nigre common, in every (.14'6 pr.leitt:te aitneng tradesmen. A baker or a gre.ll,ruert, or ottwr twghty be guilty of a oke croi:., Co sending in his account to a custower ; • owning w‘is more common ; and he tiii•iti-d tn,it go tnit,ht woolJ l t)iit atioal resi;eMabL• in in ni Iy riot. irw, (I'l%r/ice and inf.tiny; PIO sever tnin :ruin the bosoin , ut his wile 31,c1.Lituily, upuo.sut.:n 4iight dance: 31 Hp, eAro.l thii ase. tie wiled m) ; , A At the re(iticst , ut the Jury, Mi.• Arn. Id was again exatiiiiiel He in:itett, that on the Sunday preceding 1111: Wand) .:,11," um' t wa.. appreheti !c.l, he called on (um, and s . cl; Ise und t ;rstooLl it ‘t its •iotetiticd to bring so e Charge egaiir.a loin; and h' ( I to know tue iia ore of it, Ir. A. revlivd, he would kriuw rt i g tad time; but not one word was int ntioiard about a mistake, or any tiong io that cried. •' The Jury retired lor' abo.tt tacnty tninutee;istol then brought in a verdict of Tire defendant was the.) arraigned and tried upon a similar itA;ti tient, fur charging in the sJitie ac= count the sum 01 44: ad. for three nights' as done by George Franklin, an SSilfildlit scvoe pantie!: upon Ire was also convicted. Mr. GURNEY then said, that there was a third in (Lett-nem, ion a frail committed in the account of the preceding week; but he should ti .1 now rubs it. He thensall, dial it was du., iii jo4ice tho proprietors, to sta , e, that the deletsd n.a.l !moo Lt,- tested in similar practices twO )ears hack ; bur, on expressing hag contrition, he g ay forOtt.t) and arateLl ; and that, six months ago, he was tie. tested, and the wine mercy and lorgikeness extvlidat ed to him. The Learned CUAIRMAN, pronouncing the sent4.nrce of the Court, ; observed, that this ',Oen' had now become .o geWiral, and in4,7reased to stroll an' extent,, that the duty which the C ort ow , cl lu the Public. oiled upon 1110(111Q pass 801110,16114 punishment upon the present occ.tott. Persons engaged in •such extensive concerns ti 4 the pre,ent prt...ecututs„could not calculate the extent ut their 105 , C$ by the practice of bLiCil tritULls I.(tt 1.1 , ,0, tiny tradesmakSafe,. if they ;were to be suit:red to be ,with impunity. The 6etik. nee of the t;trtar t, tlnrefore, was—i hat William Roger s iae transpurleil b 'yinid the setii, for tit , : space of it.',4104 ;10 ,11 $, to any I , l:Le tr hich Iris , Majesty,, with the as. vice anis Privy Courted, should T 11,! dt:fcndat►t then, Court - , re:tired, apparently in tire moil poignant affliction. BPOtl7ll‘C.i lATELLIGSNCE. HAMILTON RACES, • SATURDAY, OCT, t 9 A SweevOkes of sags. each. Lord Montgoinety's ch. c. by 'olio 801 l -,04. Sir David Hunter Blair's"). c. by John Dull Sir Alexander Dc n ►'s ch.-c.. by Skyscraper " Ueorge baillie, 's b. C. Crick of toe North A Purse of sogs. by tbe! Hutt. Sir Henry Vane.. Tciiipest's horse, by Silo Ile Lord tviontwiinery's Ayrshire Lass a a 'flier,: was al,iu a /luck Rae, which atibidcd goo sport. 3 dr MONDAY. A Purse of s.)gs , 3ubscribul n Hamilton. i I.to(ii‘ ap 1 1 !Ate Mr. fitinweit's Pectmla, 5 Yrs Rat 611). t 111,41(plis vl Queellott,trry's Citatice, 3 7st. 4i1;), A dr rira Montio.itery'N rs ul,i, bar. - 3 3 Marquis ut I)(Jtigas's'cli, c. 3 yrs ul‘l, Est. ' 4 4 Mr l'rata's (;.unit Cott, 5 yrs 0111, . s 3 The yellow lever, it seems,' has ag itt,brokt. out at Philadelphia and New York in cht,e4iuetiett of wh,c!), the .dinpatclies brought by Mr. PktouDgms, from Mr. Fos',i'Lit,,the Plenipottlittidry t‘l United Sta4lo, Utle tdiniVed, and on older his been issim..d foi the ship in vi hich they were brtn:shl TO perform (plaNcitive, its well as all vessels arriving here , from tliose I.bvrts, A short time cow belonging to Mr. Bell, of Paul Hot me, idler appearittl; to tr tho, l ol the !mute of the disease cvuld nut be aseett.iittetl, Iti,getekl few cl:lys anti diet!, t svrynnt o op,,oing her attCrWarcis,'fo6l l 4.l a 'snake ebottt a yonj with its head ettise by ihe cow's heart butt tat the 4iiike appearedin a slate of nto'ititltvai tOOO, smiTtivtlil.l) NimtKET, ocr. z s. Titi - (13y"o Nlorket w‘ot wt:11 po, prime Beasts, ;h%d 11,4: ohow Coltie in gentg,ll v. a, %cry good ; and, Mutton uelt; cht•al,et ; tint% \real .btipport Ittsl pE and the oath; fit, tits. Intpii part way rather briii.--The3,ll:e in the 11.iy ,rket were pretty 1:v, ly:; Hay., Strew, end Myer, ciitct ht.t price,,—NVe subjoin tut accurate ut the prices and nunibt:is:— l'o sink the per Stolle 4.E Oh. Beer 4s. ad Its ss. 4ti; Mutt, .;* 10 Si. 4d. VC3I SS. 4d to 7s. 2,d. Buie: 9', 41. 1. , “110 (.10• 04..10 th;. UAL i4so, Sheep 19,100. Calves ifia. Vlgs 200, SMITIIII - V.L.D HAY-b1,011141:iT. Huy .11. ott. to 6t. I.S. t. : , 114 , 4 0..1. to 31, ‘ti. C lover st . as. ctt to 11. is. COHN FACHANOII, OCT. 28.—Thu friith arrival% • , 1 Wtivnt flit wake. a iiitOtiiing lino Ittyieti fresh titto At an encreatitit3 tit about t mid 40, per quarter, som: flit(' Nit p.ttit %le I s'ltP.. ltyt together with Mit icy nod tIL It, tic ettctt y 4110- wiltt kirer 3 Wbitr Peal itawct 4s, anti 60. pvr lit ; 01 each die crwttort, tlittc., tit tieio.lo,.l. 404 evi;, l derably litgber. tit! 4tVeril 11 : C411 01 atlb, but till, trade Ow rotly bide heady 'At Fn., lily' ll kloui icily s,iviltnut Late vivo, iFtltll(T.