The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-11 00:00:00

refit, h 1 1 ' 4 1 Came up (roil) —0ng . .....;.nea, to re_t, aje dudacioul', Capt. ritysAtti ' NOV: 11 . 1) morning a ina:t of War for frig, Gillmgharii, with French prsoliers. = B "ERN6s, 8.---I-fis Majevy's . Ehip Q:64 , en vas paid bounty and adVance, and is to proce:i off Flushing itinnediately. , 1 : 18 At ? Nov. to.—Put hail the gteiter rrt of the ootward.hOund that inilcd - On Friday, upder COO 'ld his Majosty's shipS Echo, Regulus, Strorril;oto, Bk9l4rk,anci Fulkstorte. Several of therunni , igships still ke.ep at sea, awl it is reported that many of th'ern lv !recaptured ou Friday night by . the piiv iteers, Prom 8 till I t to:day' it thew a gale from 'the 111 t 1 1.; several of the shi;,pitig drove, but I do not Ilar of any damage being done.ills Majesty's ships are all well. • . PALMOLITIT, Nov. 8.--Ssiled his Majesty's ship ihnelaus, with Lord W. BkacriNci on board, for Palermo. 11- ~;,~ , .. 13 Y the Arindne, which has reached en Irish port' some private letters frorn• the United States to try cone. to hand, cotiviniog, e are informed, large orders for Priiiab manufac tures, tm to be ready for shipmcni by tle first' of . 1 1 1 . CarY. They are given by houses .of, the first. te‘ debility, who conjeaure that by that period the, imk " Iri diens an trade will ho lemove 4 ' • k n ear.Admiral LAUGUABNE hoisted his flag on . . )141 av on b oard Curacoa, at Portsmoutb,, e j r , l7 `' Towza, for Malta. The Curacao, will sail Trrliately. . . °dicers and crew of Ms Majesty ' s ship Ga, hove been distiersed among. other ships at * ""h• Capt.' Puma' has taken. the corn (.,f' her • , sett' p wrieuse frig ate tehas been cotilmissione4 by I, 4o uNsEy,by whotri,.when in command of t Pnne Citoyerine Sloop, She was most gallantly' A 11* 1- ""g°, 44, CaptainlVAattes: .Mfrhich took 14, 104:: IN E AMBASSADOR tO Alziersived at Malta, " 4 4 . live dollars for Government, in twenty , three i!,'"°(tt Soithe.id: . f , 414: . 1'4 4 ligcßeS Betlone, , Astrea, and ipArgeata, tt el l '"Ph). ii.)ltArci at the lale'of France; haVe Pureha—d into . his Majoity"s service: ad The eV. D A V ID EvAt.mis appointed Secretary to roir al LAUGHARNet 10 , 4 T HEATite „The Tragedy o f Othello was liZetited o n Satu r day at .Coyent7Garden Theatre, is I T ' ntufferous auchetice. The m erits of 'irciu No 14: 1 : 1 edfilons Moor are 4 w ell known. CHARLBS i 6 nitich improved in .140 - i he attends-. to tlli relative . to she part, as, wellzas to the Far vi (ku l lif An instance of this .attention, was obh Othello receives the news t hit Cassio is to tf4,; (l ,hira in the government of - Cyp ru s . C. Kant. a t ("il a place, turned:away with eviddit vexation, hit, hopes of 6ucceedin4. Cassio A s % I t , it matters had remained in, the, former they s h ; k h minute points are ,worthy of notice, as tltll LWII / 4 1 MtraCIOr is sedulous in perfortning his tacte i al , Lit his coni.epi ion - and e xecution. of the cha. ` ° getlitt w as iv ,dicious and etiectivtl. ~.. ..........--r— . .. - , - WINDSOR, Nuv. 9.- . - , , ht 'eater 1 .............. r -,, . i f p. Y Princess , A.igtista comPlett`l'avi,7o,..4:",3„;l. stil l bl t ittc 'l ni the branches 01 th".R''Y p •,, c , i , ) .i1 ,, kf , ll , ?' 1 liere.upart -the occasion.. .1211,• ri • I five tel 3 1 1 : 11 , 11 . 1 ke of Clunheiidnd arrit Pi n b i t ' u t • ill , t1ti,.7., -- ,, ''''Orn Lindon, to pi\ their r' ,1 1'e 4.49 ' l.) , 0 ,- 11, . i i* 'and their Royal Sister, h poo the rettun ‘ii -, I),, k ;' 4 Y , ' . The Duke . alt.! Dochesi t)f York' , t ar. Ta e . l q Kin( and Cativiridge iii , d P r " . " ttS , V , ar. Ipi li ti , l a nd tiltiy„ o .( qh, r. with the, Yrit)c:d 1 ' er ~1 1,)!„ 'w ,I lts, who still remaitts on a villt to . 1 r , ' , lni t .. ii , into , her,, , ;l he Queen, , dined, whn he 1, 11 '. 1 ,Y and the Pr:ticessel.. l ' k I hr. Ai thi l ! Lily, ~bout halt past. clever% 04: 0 ° '' ti l l 3t hoti of Canterbury;" tile Duke of Muntt4`,c', tl,:_, Wlriel,ilsea and Aylestord,.•Menlis . ()t ' i t i t le ' 4e:ii:s Cuttilcil, arrived ltt.tie i ti be y,,Y aligh -. lu ' l t4t ere i ll 4t tt N 1..0 , 14 e, wth,l.e the K in ' , , rhysio.ans • 7 th th te te urtatice, and made their weekly Y lie l )9r °/ d c .. ih4, l ( 'l his Alajefitydatin the week to' t heir • ~e 1 1 .6 liill e ',.;„ ~ - I: tiey atterw at :th adjoiirtied • to the . Cas . t , iti k . ; 11;0,41,:port was tsiketa into coet.iderati" u . b.?: li rrte l.tl/ (1 - 1, -t , :n its Couri;,il, Which sat a' coriStderaott:. , 0 11 ,• , - 44,,,' of ihe attendants, who °had tie care 'of 11' 4 1i' ll I vlt ''l ht• was confined at Kew Pala c e t w ith .e 1 4 '\11,131 Ifilletioll 10 . his present, liai hiititi' °„° . n.) tiaj,,,, 1 t t , 1 , (6 ,4*, to assist in the m anagement of tus i l'i l .:' ; I P incesges git th i " rli eming'the Doke of Catilhr.'-ge. . r - •,:. a n airi ll : t ; Soplii,t and Chzirt6,,ie cif Wales. 100 , 4 ,11. t tftQ k b h 1101,,ehack in the,Great Palk trniu t...°'' L , 'l, i t halt-p ast one , They were 11C C01‘111-Itlie 1 41' qt 4(1 Wolsingliam, Ltay Ely, and. Colone l i this I l e Pii -- afternoon .afternee fa r° nee Regent • left us . , h„ 1,, l4 )1/ .• ',',l' till I :, 1 . - -The Queen's. Council 'did not breabrea k i t 'e t zit ';;;, l4 (I'clo c k yest e r d ay. ' The,King rem i ains n ' e4 ilti, ' io.State, but is a- little better in his bodily . , 1 "r 1 \v• A *----------- c - . c . t i s • ,4f ili ,,, es,rieSday evening, as Mr. ~purg # _of ilittitlk,_e. was returning on, from Canterbury . , 61 in tt .lt ''' , in company ,with a friend, when 'nea r' , tli.,treilet•thills,,,they heard ctroans .as of 'a persnn I ,n, Nei 'lb b ut the ni , l tbeii * w very ddrk they entito, If vol t ,, i • ".. 1 " little farther , "ve t , 1 ling ; when they had gone e . IN tzT I h , I , , Vice t t ' •..eY met with a loose saddle-horse, wht,c l , l Nit e ii ' thein to return ' to. make a, more oarefu_ I . .1 44 li t ' o wh i en they found a man lying dead in 'a fi eld 4 11,1. e nista n i 1 ro a d . H e had been shol,. , k t{' id ce romtne , .. _ _,,, 1 ,,„ 're 6,..t. appear to have been robbed,. as ";7.; i t 'Pl)ns t , it " l Money and notes in his . pockets. " 1 L ',, l iii:, t '; t he murderers were prevented from inktog f`lt t , Y t he approach of a Gentleman, wile, it i. 4 't it: clw the il - repe rt - Of a pisi° l . ii,,, . . ash, and heard the if.. _, op eas t d .. . i 'tlti t ' was An emerly man of the. na me of tr i) , qt:s ~ ~ 1h0 t ,,, ' v tnn—hasl lived for several years in i , ~, 4 ' 4 " 41 t of Mi . Fowler coach-master, it Rams , its Aajccilif. We received on Sainrday Car:iccos' aper 3 of fivo ,digs later date than tho a received on Friday, with NotTI private letters. • in tl,O fortnei - is the follbw . . ing digpatbh frotil rite Serpetior Junta of Santa Fe., min;festing itg detertnination.to support the tei7olo. ;timid6 , cause, and ' giving the most substantial proof nt it; bjr the tianStnistiion df 'a large turn of money . , L.araccas, Aug. i 4. . . t' Dispatch from' the Superior firma of Santa lc to bon - • • CIiiiSTOVAL MIVDCZA. " Mos? FACELLENT SIR, " Thetinhabitants et this city hair: wiiiessed With the greatest joy the rapid progress the crust' of Liberty•has made over the Continent of Smith Ame rica, and are extremely auxit,us, as flinch as in their power, ta' support the independence to which all have an equal'elairn, and .which claim, they trust, they shall see universally asserted, -- "'The bigotry 'and tyranny exercised by tho Go - sent :from Old Spain, long denied le men born- free• the rights of freemen ; but the - mother country; now itself :enslaved, will too severely -fee; the 'misery of subjeetion. . • . : 'Tire residents at this city and province • have, already given undoubted, 'proofs of their nitachtnent to he cause at Liberty, and of their love- to its sup porters; and they,now, by--the supplies which ac company this dispatch, to sour excellency, afford a further evidence of their firmness and zeal. They 'beg to lay °nitre tattle of the Gender' Congress 'ot Venezuela,;ro be placed in the public,: treasury, apd 'to he applied to the publit: service, the 'suirrof, (..!50,000,dollarr—P great portion of which consists of the eontribiations Ot private indivi , luals: 00,•the installatiop of the General Congress of the Pawn - west of _Venezuela, they thought they eould not supply a more acceptable present:, and the congtess may be assured, that while the inhabitants of Santa Fe otilzr their treasures, they will not be ',lgiekward, in ease of need, to yield their liellt9DS to 'OO service of the State. ' Signed in the. tome pf.'the Superior Junta of the. city of Simla Fk,, 'at: the nail of Gavernmeot, 2pth July, tat t, in the tst•ye4rof the freedom. „" At•rio. GRIIALDD President. FR. M.'DE . V.UADE2S, Secretary,... N. B. Similar declaratiOns have 'beeu received from • . . • . . tQ CAtthce,ss, ?Auck. doy. arrived a- Coarier from the arnirof the 'Command r in Chief pop F.. Dc Miranda. The people , of Coro, it alt • pears, are disposed to submit.!' , • " CARACCAFIy AVq. 26.--" The' 'afiliirs of . these provinces:beara. favourable uppearaneaf, nod the ex pansion of liberty seems. to, produce 'the cOrreSponil ing expansion of mind. All obstacles, since the 1,.!t af.Valeecia, have been removed, ,as upon.,that hung the hopes of the Primus. They have, it 'is true, a 61 . 110 early, s and two or t h roe pimes of til. tery, but riptoning'it at. the.ntmost; and including two. reinforeements obtained from Puerto Rico in JUne does out exceed . Iboo men ; while lb, array of Miranda aluue .Ts above 400 t) siron::,, and all inn artillery found, at Yalencia . will 'be added 10 It. • " Goverrinaent here is now condOing . itNelf with much protirtety, , ilthougli in the height of its indignation ag.tinzit IN former oppressor'', it has teen APitty of svino eNxesses. A tow oartve4 of ()1.l Spain, who had theomelv,es in { lottiq continually autii .< t4,,w,New State, had been vitnet shipite4 r itwit4n couvitcledi thougii the convictions th:ty. pot bore been very regular, or' the tievision motor°. At present tin is tpliet, and I rani happy to say, that the autlwrities nom . / cst . 4laliini .d are likely to 14e more s4ibie'l.itati . triany of, the Go= verntrienti glirope.• ,Genittai - whosv contlutf tea eci tiltii with stisi)iio'n, now held ,in the highest esteem. iJe t 3 7 1‘ - novvn in he ambitious at , (l h . 34 i given miequivtletti profits of ritittenmoitt to the 1100- Iwinurry l'arty, that full confidence is tept)sed in him." It t3.cit.l that a Getitivtxmo loss, in a fashionable Gatuing.cholabe, timt day la,t Week, at Pivid, 8;0 1 : 1 01 , though he is said to tic distlognislicd for his %kill in that game. sr , • •• • On Monday last some exp eriments were mane at Geitetai in Nortulk, with artillery on a ciur,age placed on, a wa,„;gon *the gun was worked and bred by labourers. Sht lls Were at the sfune time tiarourn frollf a howitzer, used as a 'nor.. tar on this carriage, and although at 4.5 de4rees of elevation,, no injury was done to the wagon, and the shells thioWn (when no diminution o r increase was made in the cliarg-) midi great accuracy.. From. the latest .ilatomation we have received from the North of Germany, we regret to announce the (kith of two tueritotious . Generals, well known to the British army; Veld'Nlar , -114;11 Count Wainto den Gimborn, a natural sat) Of 1161 , 11 e Majc:sty (Jeorge the .Second; by the Countess ofl.7arnionth, was born in r7•37,,:ind 18 11 ) 11 1 Lieutenant-General Baron Hartrmerstein, the Ifera ofd Menlo, who was re%4 arded with a gold .sword from his Royal Sovereign upon that 06:4SiOn,' died, also laSt 1)0111;',. 'A subscription las•been set on foot at Eirrnin hai, ,tn ottable Sadler: .to make another aZiital voyagesfrorn thence, lit a. short time he purpose: , crossing the Channel fretu, Dublin to England,.ac companied by . a Lady, The.. BEnroan, Earl Sest4citt,• Lord . Duke • of Set.'scsa, 1:4011„1 CREW, Mr. ARBUTHNOT, anal se veral other,Geotlemen, ,are a; this (nation a visit to T i wt,tAs , Coiti•-., Esq. :of *here, on -Friday last, With Moe.guns, they- killed up raids of -.400 head of giunV• rte Eriday evening last, spontlit!...r five ,'clock, Mr \V„Sinitli,, B solicitor. ~at. 10eliariondi Surrey, was teturnitag home,froui...London.in a Ongle-hori , e chaise, accompanipd... by Smith, they were stopped near BdinOS•cominon by 4 foot-pad, who presnnted pistol at Mr. Smith, lOok from hint a.. ',purse cont;iiiiing bevoi.ar pounds,• after ikbich the robb2r thcamped with his booty towatds the lane It stun to Boettanipron. • To thecredik Of Westing' 11,)VerbOti WS been e:tecuted in it iiincethe)-eir 17k'- %Oen Archibpid and If - after Vrzues suica.-rcd the sentence of the law, for the rnlnde.l of it. PARKER,! at Hack thug) ; but bath the ki , linquents were strangers in the country: so that there have been oventy-niae. -naaidetvAssiads,iti succession., ,filiLfL4; kWh:4G AND ofil.L NG Or GOLNEA . . Dail - troy triNieg was brought before Mr. and Mr. BtfiNtß, altarg6d.With p9reliaiing guineas, -at more than then nominal value, contrary to the ate Act, of Paha them,- OM Lord. "StanhoPe'S Act. . •It appc4re4; that on Therislay s evening, e omit was hi cortipaq with Mr. artinger; who, keep?* the tap belonging to tile, Angel Znrr - at the back t;f‘Sf. Clement's; when the price guineas fethed became the sobjeCt of conVersations. The tapiter bold, that a Man lived with-him who dealt in guineas, ; , ind *mild give 265. and td. a-piece for them. On Fri day, the man very properly gave information to the Solicitor of the Mint, v/ho desired him to ,gaind sOl some guineas to that person. Accerdingly, the man went to the Angel Inn on Saturdsy mernit4, having previously engaged piclions, an Officer, to bean waiting,at the gate, to.take,the purchaser into custody, The trianjold „the writer he had got . threT guineas; and qs he wished to tualle the most of them, would se:l . tbeni to his friend. The.tapster sliewed him into a private room, and said, be woeld send his friend to him and immediately after, the prisoner entered the room:, and purchased the three guineas for 25tr. ,yd. each. The man then loft. the tap ; and oo a signal being given , to Alte.gilicer s .be tnie.ed, and asked thst prisonerior thohree Ate had just . booght, The prisoner appeal ti:refrac tory at fist, but the °Aker thert eominanit;(l- the tapsta, in the King's, nitne,„tU aid and, assist him, and haying tied tii,s..hancti, he proceeded' to search him, and found in his right-baud breeches pocket . , a cantos bag, t °mail.* twenty-one guineasoitven,. ty-Severi hilt•guirietts, arid fifty-tour scven-Shilling pi . s 11l ~Itis 10,011111 d, pocket. . he, found two C4.u.en Anne !4 guineas; and a iatge piece of toteign : gold coin. l-ie „was taken to ;he. edifier., 1, , ;. hen n allot e state,ilieht of intig pt.( .ve4.l,be +of e the Pitlagimrate!i, the Solieitor of t ho Mint to 1, that ss.the trans..' %vas, a (IPA-10(.3111,m generally, the t,itiSter.hy the part be.bad at:„ted had itilphcated 'bimsett.in. the tran-itetion. , In thy, opinion the M,A,,?isirates coin cided, and the tapster was sent tor, On his appear ance, not i tieing,iible.toT:expiliri his conduit sa.i,Lic torily,, and, ti ere. 4t,ing,soing sust,icion 'he w 'as, the principal; and that , Younger teas only his Neo they were:boih ordered...lu find bail. Mr. Ileihs4 who attended for • the, ptisoner Youngei, applied to have the' gold returned, except the , three.guinea, which were identlied by the, witness, who had marked them previous to his going tit 101 l them. — This ‘,vas resisted by . Mr, Powel),, the: Solicitor of the ,M4t,..for the pre-But, until,, Alioald take the oinni,n , ,ottki'diredion of the Attnthey,General, whe ther he s;iould give hint the amount in ,13:ink notes and silver, or not, as there c;...c,uld not nett doubt but that the gold was colletied her the ptirpose eat sending ii out, of the 'country. 8. , 111.iii did not press the delivery of it for the present, and it was agreed that it should remain in the haddkot Mr: Powell. FORGER?. The pretended et it) Crat4ford;' Gerrard, was Drought to the thtiee and ut4t,r went another the i~iit ►ctpa{-k~tbcer be. longint , to the Pollet,thfice in M,arlitorougliwk , r, atietocied,•and stated that he had known the prisoner lrbrn a child, but didmotknow an) thing of an im proper nature against him till last Fehrual t y, When h r . had,* warrai.t _against hint for a forgery to ihe 4111)011:1C Of 911.. act 91 , ,8 , 4 , 1,1 and Co. Army- do; in Datil,n and London. }-le'appretiontted, him in ,;'9,lih on-street, when it was .discoveredlie had married a Lady ;n Dublin of a highly respedtahle family; ender the . assumeti charatier , of a Captain of a man 'of win.. He took her to -Curti on pretence that this ship' was there , from "hence to Plymouth, ant.l t,txtl thetit,C to Londoni taking Bath in theiL way, where they strapped , to see the city. '• On cUtltit of his come twits liewas not proi:ouied, it was. on condition be sliotlid go to. liea. Flee- was coolequently conleyeti to Pottsuadoth, 'and put on hoatd the Volcano bomb - ship. -From his being a young man of abilities, and before to india t tie;was ttl it short:titn9 promoted to toa.si,,r.'s mato. Aiter he'w,is gone to sea, I:iamiliort vered that a6out a inooth be.ecre he went to .Dualin, Ito married The datigiiirr ot. a Clergyii.an, in Yo; shire, wiko,whom be only co-11,ibited tore fortnight, and then left her. :He remained on ikerrd the Vol-, in() only'llbout a midrib, whoa 11.imilton , receit , ed inforrnawin , that he had cornt»itteda,forgery on Mr. litinkiin, a - SiircrSinith, at POnSe3. The prisbner Was committed for furthet •exami nation. • Srnioe/ was charg , d with stealing a piece; containing a number of yards, of shag, Irian he ship ut Mr, Wieder, in Little IVlayiti-tmildings. A man was seen to go cut of .the • shop with Semethirig uwiei his c the . pasoner was seen riming; theft he was' pursued and 'taken in a pub lie .house in Cnandos•street, but without any of Mr . . Winder's properly about him ;,ho , :vever, a piece of shag xytts• found behind the door. of -"the ptttilie bowie he pitied, belonging to Mr. 'Winder. The prisoner_ was'couninit ten for further examination. Mr, lituNic recollected committing the prisoner for a similar otiencein Mary-le-bone.street, about titre mow h( sint.e. ,3/Uses and Aaron: 114Oses, two Jew lads. were charged by a patty of *the patwitwi With pick lt.; pot-kets VettituinEter Bridge; Palace yard, at the (hilts the L9rd Maym'i procession was 4anding., They were detected with a silk handker chief talten'irom a servant's pocket, and committed for 111'41. . _ It is said to he in the contetnibtion of the B oa rd oI Tiatie to gral.t licenses fvetheininortatiOn of corn, both lion) ttre 11 iltic and frottt I)AvtotttisT.—C'oiliplaints Live been. 1113(1,!. spectiii6othe state of - the l'Avernentin ;Ind I'intelittatn-e4)urt-tOad, but tlicv are cytally ali l lost ail the sttecti throughout the til'. ii'OpOlit4. Irl ibany places the ruts art so numerous 1 . 30 d e ep, (frit -carriages inust - teccive constuet•- a tA v p : pc,ited sltotk4,a . nd the fLtitiootteti (Then receive a 'v....Ey c u p,i,i,s „ A k ita _ of,, mud, The , tia g ,to,os are_ io a ~i ll`llll3l Cattclitt;; 1, 8 - 04 It walk diew withotit stepping - upon sa bat is t. - •.a!li:d a flew, Considering tilt.' p aid -tunq that art! et,,llectetl 144- (1.0.. , purposti'6l keepi!.g the public iircats in tine older, it is stiriiriSing that - suds neghg , !ncc shotlid pr e v„il, partietilailY; -- as it '.must be tor the inierest'of tuatty Pessotis tube empl9yed-141 the tteceibiary rrparotions, I,p TEIE LORI) lil/11'011.',11),41, the (14 4P .311' ; t : Saturdr.ly tieing the for the new Lord 1\ Livor i :i ' (Aideriptin Hunierj Conk. ing into Office„ the wa4 cibsekiTed, with tnorei pom6 and splendour Oath. we hake Witheased fdx many years Oast; • The m Cop ity„flasemhled at ill findhall. o'clock, when„iftrr taking thenstuil relrealmients, they be ti to tribve soon ofter - tv - ,./..nve, in grand pro• cession, to Blackfria6'. Bridge, in the following or der...they were tirecod6A-by strt;et , .kei.perS and offi cers, tool,,tr the way} 04 . W0IIitirliii company of Merchant l'aylorf3i,lti I.l44eires; then , liantif.!ri and. band of muaicrilayingi- the iix. City Tim rn nerei and. Kettle All , tireflqeti 1,0 pew ti E, richly ornamented with lace, hats and.. flatherc, mounted on , while,hor6es; the City ALirshalo itt hilt uniform, on . horsebaik ; tour. M:irs.halinen on Blot ; six of. the Lord . Mayor's .foottnerii in rich state,liveries;,the State, Coax ; the old_ Lord 'May . . or',s fwArnen in their t.t;ite liveries; the Lae: Lord. Mayor, in hi.; private coach, lohovv.k.(i•by. the lowing th,-n coaches .;--(...',(irribe,'Prie,4 I,ei~liturt, 'tie llecorar, Seholey, :Wood; C. Smiti t Migniiiy, the , Oyu r ry, Totivn `Clerk, City Solicitor, Couniseli., They All went on Wind, the City Barge.. Tip: day . 11211118 g, Out tine, I hey and • the. Companies' barges . had 'a fine eifivl upon the fiver.. They agate re-: wined to lilackfriara' soon inlet. thrpe, where they e Wet by (,i,oo of the West, 1./induct INLII hi; mint); their full bind. - preceded the prooeiniiin„ lowed, ,with, the ultrefrnecnt':. three men in elega nt two in steel , and ooe in 1 brass, ..vhich shone. very' beanolully ; encl . ( h id a man , in. hill orintinr ) who walked by his, horse, ,v.ith..a s i ..ea, in his hand. , , ; • Lady Mayores% 'in her private col , h awl six, renpincit in I.3ritt4e-streei a conkidoratikt tine - to inne jilt! process; .m.• ~41er Lad, ship; fivas vel'y gantly dr(•ssed: in , aid wilier c With 1 1 ,,n tic' i urnalti:nited with diantontli and enteied the hall'at halt tour,. winch beautifully illuminated with inure Ia to titan i . e. have observed formerly. -Thu ininiuni tits and Ilk-- lora being washed and cleansed, were ortialiwoied with win f I iis! 0 . 11 , 4 :re:00011i u t la,,rlPli of every colour, * AlfaB the hitgeh Y tilionii anifeai which hong.in tilt) middle of the hdll. 'At t tie top of the 'ford I%l:iyor's Hustings were, two crowns hi atnali . lamps, With a glass . chandelier lighie,l ,‘ ax. On the She. C.Hustings were two s of fo.ithera `of variegated' larnpti`,l and a . glris the diredioti of Mr. Pittia'l,, [The tables Were most cularly. the Lord "Mkycliriiiind, Sl'e4 Iluatittl,v , ott which were temple'" rAise,l !lifter the G.)thic Order, ornetnented with troi;lii-s, '.f i ll tabus were spread • Witli "etery delicacy the s,,a4nn could afford, and which iiie,re preinifolly . p , o7ided, ut4ler direaton•nt Mr" cdniel; . f . o I., , idgate:lllll.• • • . Artiong tin company' were the Duke' of York, Eerl of Liverpool `Marquis Wellesley,' Moira, Marchioness of - "Salisbury, Marc! inneSs Lords . W;4l,t;:g are 041 nickfonall, Scott. Meiarti. PerceVal, Yorhe, 53h ittan, &C, , • " The Company gat dtr.k.ro Io Oirtnor at 4y.• The three loerfin armour 'at tetrie;llii the h tll , :erring , (I )6 . wh o le , pf !ht.+ Canc. .A.1,(501 Licty N o y. accomont:kil bra . il the fruf:Ve guests, irtd from theAlt•iner Libit.,,rn the Griol(.l Chau). ha, which hAlbticq fitted up as a hall•toom. leas lively been .eilabilBhed, with the • exprei approbatio n of th e " P at Nci Rixott4 . l7, end tied :" The Natiiitial 39(..iety for pr . p)noring . Edo- C:itiOn Of the Poor it) t he, principle; Of ihy eti'Clvii ch." The . Arolibishop rit CANTiuiauttY the Preiddent ; the"Archt)l , )h op of i i in! Imps or 1:1 , 7th Prnviiiceq, arid tent T in ~oral P ri Or Privy 'Conneiltur,; - tire the' N q. *S t, o r of 'Sixteen (ill addiri.n to 4ind,Wrv, Pieqidentg; whrviretneniber's 'tit to dire_i tiAeffairs of the Soc!ety., r ZimilAlS .ire Ilk: , trkm ds of the Church in•thferint , port 10 this Sucivty, thlt„, rt is of °actor(' has . ..voitd 3001, freak thy! PEDV.,!.FIit IA :4 \ meelio,; Spi r ! Mn tett, at Mt . tilt. tern'Sh:qle3, in Jcrotyn-oro.c), k'yhico of Coventry-8)1yd, ho rt:ontly . tvaiked to Gaiter. bury in I s 'bow a, wit bout t‘k.mg tooth or is tie,hrnent but watet 7 -hir: btolhell tO walk .50 miles in twelve hours, tsar a wager of ;Jut) The Becrririnte frigalc. will be I ,nnehed at Dept. tow-yard on S.4torda, next. A Ilf•W 74, gaiLd the ibia, will' be lattuch-ct at My. Pim„4ley`tt yatd,„ I?riendsbury, on the ,v,d of next month. Nov. It. This day's Market WWI amply supplitd,wit h prime!, Beast , , 'and the show of Gittle in tither respects was plentiful ; Beef and Mutton . sold at last "prievs ; Pork and Veal arc dearer; and thv tra,le in gvneral wa s totdrably good. - - --The sales in thtr ii , ty Market v i dere sate what, lively ; Straw contowes the sane :is per lat ; klay and Om or trtellvd better prices.—. \Ve alum a corred statement Of the .glees and. numbers , • To tank the ()Mai Par stone of tn l ). 4voth to st..l. Mutton, 4S ((I. PoOc s 211., 14 7S, xd.. • V ttit/,' SS Ati. to 7.:. Botats, 28(0. She HAYM Hay, 41. vs. 01. to 6!. 21, to 51. Oh ClOVef t ci. 0h.10,, toll. 08. 00. ,CORN EXcnANGB, Nov'. 14.—T0-d3y the fresh arrivtals of Wheat nuke a wit:retie supply ; reailily effeOlettilz.and rntiter . itigtio . man on Fi '; 11 , ,:t is deqrar l and ,8 3 r1;..y anti 31. per quarter';',Aialt 44W White, .f`vati; lolt pricdsy Beans,' of the , two kincli rnote'plenty and cheaper ; thorp ,nre very cootiidemblo' atrivals.of atts 11,a ,al4O, th,rti-of, ritutt IL 'and icytver ; Flour is-by many quoted Clears; los, v e r sack for , the ftuest, - , ~„,„ W two ' 91S0 1149 2 128% ITR A !Stank • . ;44 a' 6LI f ~1w ditto .-, - 11(01- 4- Op i)ittLi (fin ( ilt) 4. 6ts it= 6 2 s vv ,, . 4 .. css a a n „.., Oat - --r,zss„a 345 4,0 s 1:,,t-y , ..,...,. ,s3s a 595 1',...t.w , l tlitto .. 44 i a 445 :0,,a,, ;... , r - -.., los a , 97.;. , Pot“l, , cffitto .. 4ii ;% 41,,t . . "'lttet-'42ast-bgllCrs'9.) . s it . gib ' Rittpc, s4cti'.4.. . 541. k ,$Bl. 1, :r4 dill& . . sg.s a 63s Fine [Aptly - . tut,4 a igss I, . ~,, - .. Nis a êss Stiontir..---4 - -.' 951 A joss Vt Ut 42 . 1' frrl `' 4 / 'iv