The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-20 00:00:00

-~~. u~P *::~~Ye I@ ' 4 P0A7W,1 7 1 „..,. the Clergy, to the'Manicipolity, and to the i‘ti,otid: ler4l of tne Criminal Junta, to come out at 'the Puerta de Francia, to fclieitnte and coitil)litnenC.his , Majesty :putt illy arrival ; also to the Ct' Marnitsioners • of Vittoria, tipt Masters of the Sc!' "0r,1, , with nil uteri pit ik, the children in the hospital, with' their (po., Vernors, to proccrd trotti the same ptude,' before 'heti • ab , he mimed Alit hotities, carrying tat'ortaii . bo $ rdvo • Nvhl) , tr. , , ,n s etiptit;il---'.” T.? otir good Kitt Jose h, lot , A• trkty he itve, lintg mcy he live'r and , thatl at they p.,sed, they should shout, " Long Isvel'lCing. -- Josei,). V' Thit . wholt. Via.: performed whit ahtdrityi . mid 1 . , 4 rrateit - poi•itill.- enthesiasm. • Tile . roti by siv 4,lol h.s i'.4eitsly "iris to paws, Was covered withao ..awn.t.g, .and all the, wil.dow• Wore• ertutgleantd; itit,. the same Itianfici as during. the promotion of ~tl 4 ' h' .ot. The king Aai i(Ppt: iii admiration .14._ itkeing, .41..1..eit sty ,k,ll recei , e , t, anti •ext lairs d, .ff, What a prolli t :outis cii.itig ! IllutstitTationi and artificiallfire: works %,,,, ere pla)ed off the ttti,o,tirst nights; eutilu , ,. of the Getterak, carried .brincheo of - 1a0re1..i,44,: the ettnunissary,.. Whet had. planned tho „who e i, , was forgotten. *. -FL*. -aijt.:oty set , • out lur - .Bor ea,, on the .34 at t10011:' . ' : ~ - , . ' , ~ I. he-gat . '" ht. 4.. iekter on ,thet.2d.vand!liallo , finished, it. ; .th,.,s clay, the 6th t 'altd.that ,with the,los of .my rest (It is now ntionight). '.l am,..Scco. . ~ . , • .', (haulm, Commissary of MO. 0 - Here than is . the eSplanationJ.and , Commentairer the, artirir Vithria,, insetted in the-Madrid Gazette et ; Way 41,, h. ,vtlicti an account is given of the entrance of joseph, Al to.. • ti.i. Ate hito spin, and otitis arrival at that city ',44'Prqrrt the first point ot the Spanish 3 ront , cr all trier places through, . which his Majesty passed were em ulous to exhibit teatime. ries of the wa - meat joy, loading him with a pPlauses aAdac. claniations. '16211 , of ahem, theFonstituted authoritittis,!ut• the head of the inhabitants, went out .to pay the ttitmleof • ' then 'reverence to the Monarch. His Majesty entered diei capital at Alava surrounded hy, the civil and military audio. rims, : who, went out to receive hint, by the-garrison at the pl ice, by the provincial and municipal counseilors, by the scholars at the ditliffent seminaries, by deputations from the 'vicinity, by the clergy, and by an immense multitude. . 4 V IIO had all ildVak..ed to a considerable distance without the city, loading his Majesty with acclamations and bencdie tioiis, who condescended to answer titian with his Wonted Li ingnity." 't rte letter of Garrido, ad irrefragable testimonyodiselOes the whole, and sets iii their true lii,ht the value pr ?these acclamations I resented by policy which surptiio ' bleph, and even the Commistary. --Tiiiis'is the 'genuine lgitiat i ! tn .... .01 pe.daacee at Burgos, the triumphal arches and haFtingties s ' at Valiattuou, and all the other farcical shows, .by wilipti. the .i. renal' .i . g:.!ltts endeavoured to produce an apPearatitetf juy in toe "italics tfirciugh which Joseph passed, in his sour. in ►to N1,A41.4 - • ' ' • , Mit i I AAA! v to— L Waterford. Due--a Dublin, L Watcrfard. t. PRICE ()I. I'i)CKS THIS DAY A r TAU LV II O'CLOCK. COIIBMS • • 6/1i ()minium . • r par. ; 1 , S *JILL UV IS DiCiliti'rlll.4l3l.l AUDLAT ? LONDON. I , IIIDAY, Ste-PTIMBEtt CO, 1811. Dispatches were received this morning froi 9 ;4,.ortl IoViLLGINGTON, dated Fuent Guirnaldo, 28tlt ,t ugust. No movement pf iMportunee had taken• place in the Western rrovinces or *pate. 13..• „moo slivittiori of French troops that had been in. prriii6,4 in the North, and, hod been. relieved ,by the,,,con .seriPts lately arrived from France, had monrtill to Valladolid . and , Rio Seco. MaamoNT is also * . stOod contentrated his troops, more than he had, done in,the first instance. The:extreme heat 'obliged the armiea to remain their eintonnients, and the Allies maintained the blockade of Ciudad Rotlerigo but there. appeared Ito preparalions for undertaking the regular siege,of that place. • . .„ . Owing to theinfiuenee.of. the season, there liad b een sonie increase in the. tturnbers of unr , sttik ; but we ore happy to say that the 0863 were'generally blight, and the deaths were very:few. It nr. ears fr(,rn our Dover TARO, that the ,i3,,u -logne flotilla has a'rea!) , received some chastitte mew, for venturing , to- ipanceuvre ouositifpf - the ha r. bout. We bop; Mar;tia, NtY was. g bx.id, we 3 huiski be glad to ittfurd fiat an opportunity of forming as accurate a judgment of the Meths of our sailors as he has recently had with respeet to our soldiers. , . To-day..we received Lisben Papers to the lit ins The foit6wlng are their contents Lasfst)N, AUG. ; 54..--The sixth division. of 14. trty , t ha t i 4, the t tth foot, tst batialion, 53d foot, b3tt Minn , t3tst foot, ISt battalion, 2d and 34th re ;t -Lents of toilt, hdve invested Ciudad Rodrigo. The battering train from Porto has doubtless aimed ere now. A' very Considerable number , of guns have also been sent'-'up 'from this . place. The cavalry have also, all moved towards , ttead•quartersyi 104 h ore now at Fuentes de Guirialdi. • —The eniny continues near Coria,:i‘here. he is its force : he ha% not ,as yet made. anyAgyeziletq consegnence. A transport of . 40b tons, copper-bottomedi t o ok fire, and was completely burnt this week. About three barrels of powder exploded. It Wag Cond.: tiered a'gleat fire till lastnight, when such acon.. tligration took place as was nevur -I,eforgt 3 , seen. The weather, which .was Oncommouly hot, s6t fire to some furze on the other side 6f 'the river, tep In • miles off; at Six in the evening it he,cam9alartningi end at ten extended over four square.MilekLan4c9n slimed 27 houses. We do not ktrovrtliat l idilives have been lost. Auo 30,.—LArge corps cf:Engbah u Wiry hoe, for ,theie lost days . ,, , ,wrAuld jp GTON. '~~+ 4tto. digettiuricaeloti at lie Epgligh cavalry. was 'continued, A*Letter from aotttnOurgha dAted .SePtti!ibei says.-- 4. ',- fi. The Sound is now coMpterely blockaded by • - •-,,0-1 = - two French Privatectl, who:haye lately,cf*uted many Americans and •Swedes r -five of ;lid latiter were the other day'retaken from the Frenehaten`by,, theii own gueiliaats; . thitirizeriiiiierd and eie!, ds' made prisoners, and sent to Malmo joil. fwe ,tr; 'ltlencifintlibitiiliftiiiitcAi tpiiiitithe' 2 0 1 ,vi 'to ' ~ t q .; i.“•so , ; 01 , f; .; 4 ,C ~ watch the stragglers that nry,.his,comiog frinwn9i sian ports, 'and go after tbe-British4Fleet leavei the 'Baltic ; .0 inbre arO'expeeted 'at 'RoitOck daiVi. it is expv6teil nothing will e.-,cape them, ~,rilicy are: to -mndezvotwat Rostock. ' -Notiting catt-.more strotigiy prove the unsettled vale bf - the Contitteiit 'than the' contradioOry a c _ '.counts whieh are da i dy received trOru it., .Sonto' of the Letters which reached town on , Manday.stated positively, that 'all 4ifferences beiweers"AussiA and France, were adjusted; while all theVtrers which 4 FriVect. yesterday breathe- nt.thing l btst , war. 1 k stated in soMe accounts that . BuotkAtiktiriehi's:dii. patched a Messenger to the KING of • Ptarssin,at Konigsberg; to d'emand the Cessiim of the tsor'tri. siei of Culberg and Graudentz, and the. whole of .Stlesia. - According to others, his -Prussian Majesty is called upon to surrender the fortresses - aboVe=rnentiotted,. or the Province of Silesia. :To this _demand the KING : of PRUSSIA is said to have given to positiye fusal ; and it is added, that he has.placed the mains of his military' force utiderlike command at the tallant - Cenerall3l.UpHßß,, Who disiihgui4bett himself so nobly in the . tintattunaie I;.tn~lkiign in iso6. If this account be true, 'we } uai loht. to the immediate commencement of liaiiilities, be cause it is obeio , is that BUONAPAIITE '' would not hiwe made the demand, unless he was determined to .enforce it;- on the .other hand, it is not likely that the KING of PRUSSIA 'Would . have reftised compliance .Miless he was as sated/of che assistanee * Of Russia It is supposeS by some, that it lithe intention of 13SJCWAPARTRAO ye-. stole .Sil6sit; to Austria. •It IS Very, well known that the Austrian Government' hag' always been au)tious to.tecover that province from the very hour that FREDERICK:the GRHAT Avrested it from MARIA . I'nultEs4 ; but .we do nut believe that BuoNA PARTS, .130IWil5s1“nding 145 near connexion with the Emperor of Ausrria, would willingly augment his iitreneth by the restoration of that Valt.vaile,pro , ' vinee. It Buots'ltattita has made the demands above-mentioned; it is not with the intention of re. storing Silesia to AUStr.a, but of bringing Russia gud Prussia to the test. His obje6l is either to force them into a war, for which he - thinks they are un prepared, or to obtain such cessions as will effatually disable Prussi.t at least,' from enuring the, lists against him. These letters add, that General 1:4:u- cnz& has retired towards the Polish frontiers for the purpose of co-operating , with the Res signs, We cannot long remain in a syte 'of doubt .with regard to the truth or falstlhead of this intelligence, bw.ause.l3uoNAPAture biy commence boatilltios imcnediat,ly. nis dottv. *tlioti its th'e Mirth' Of - Iturope is heid by Ille l pioit • t precarious tenure every man ;4, e:snspFiKetha6aittsf him, almost fo r Aiodness by his imelatriplel tyranny, and he may hope, by the rapidity of his maven cents; arid the suddenness of his attar.c, to avert do di ger with which he is threatened. \V shoed t bo surprised .to nod that the Scheldt fleet d tined for operations In the i r ,~ 7 indsor-Casite ' ,1:1 1 i11 ‘"There no cbange in his AlAsitsT,y't slat.. H. KA.I.3t4)RIY, " W. 11E10.1401:Ni Wf,PLIS*!;,i, .:.Y.,l4(eyday. morning the Om ittitilii....rititrpspits took an 04ing to Frognieri;astatitaa The Princess Sorm A is so - much'lreeoveredbst tQ be able to accompany - her 111wJerre tb:Frogirthre; The following are Extraas of PriOle Letters brought by the Anholt " 1-lAsiaulton, SUri. remitti In' the same disagreeable predleatrient 'lO siness going•forward, and we cannot stir withont being watched, by our present Govanment. The fine building tiere called Eimbeckhe, . where all the ; wines were deposited belonging !Gibe States, .hay beentiken,pessession of the French, and cortvetted into a prison.. ""l'he i ,p,ther day tt large 94;4)10 of merchandise coming. from Switzerland : typs,takeh by,the French in this neighbourhood; and thebwners Were obliged to Ivy 25 per cent, to lhavollejr goods oitir tl e c t,,,, A current report prevak !hilt Buoni parte,b as deroanded of the King ot Prussi - eSilesixf if so, adieu to that, unfortunate-Monatch.,, i . " fistittAu, SHPT. 3. -'The Continent is still in a precarious stato, if the:reborn; are . true as We' have them here, that the'Freneh Emperor haideManded of the King of Prussia the fortresies of Colherg and Grauckitz, and it •he should not wish to part with .them) he is told that he must he must give Silesia in.their stead. It is said that the 'Xing. of'PruSsia has !upped this demand in tato, We inioilte bac, thatigtunaorte wishes td'Ove Silesia to in.law, the Emperoi!. Austriav bot. - eertalnly fl ues , a 17 ) 11,t look with a, jealous eye on these pro 4, 6 t eaings and never can submit tiluiitp to such an atraps44l3oll7l.". NAtTAL iNttWa. .; PL'itithhTit, ts.—Arrit;ed - thii Morning the Nit Cre o 4, cartel, from liettal, with ablut tot, French:. priSoners, bound to prance ; the vkis fallen in With, in naiberon itay, by the raiment `man of war, eapiain Sir /win tons, by tvitich essel she was detained and ,sent in here: there ~were not any English se,finen on board her. sholfry - after the Creole's arrival, she rceirdtl orders :to ,iitocied to France immediately, and it is . expeaed-. Arrived in the SOkitnd ? ":ribrig front the Brizilsi,, ' , of and for London.,l-69'days passage, Ird we hay" not yet been able to learn her..name, or any. po ,i -t culats respeeling her : also ,arrived, his. Majev , s ship Danimark; 'hi 74 gtHis,'Clitain . lltsSETr, from Pprtgnouth ; and the 4quilon fri4ate,.. e ,Caphtla DOWLtiS, (rom,the squadron off Brest:. r ; WentiOto liarbniir, the . Bloodhoutid gun brig.;,, Arrived 'the Gra . tiiude, JatiKtNs; and, Golden Grove, MILLS, from Waleif arid: 11,e Derwent,• Sctyrt;' from Stmderhind. 7 bi.ott The...brig arrived lure this ,4:143 , from theiirazits i the• Betsey and Su his SHAve - 0 moor, wilh; a c:+l - 4 ),, houopi to London, driven, iu ,be.c. by -co)- , .1 y ‘t c i Fo‘LMoVTII; 17.—Anived the Th. glis, of ; .and a transport, No. 221, (rani , Lisbon the. Endeavour armed brig; and : t h e Maolikouta .un-brig, from Plymouth'; and the Pluenix Lritrith . corboard frotnCorki • .Sail.d the Bloodhound wilt transports having on board the East Kent Militia for Cork. ..1 PonTsmoirrn, SEPT. lg.—Arrived this day, off ,the Isle of Wight, the Mani CHARLTON, from the Riser Plate. with hides and tAll i oltr, and t0;044,41- lars for the rncachants ; brings an account that an engagement took place just before, he sailed, hear Monte Video, in which the insurgents were stic cessful, bringing Monte Video to their party. Admiral Da COVRCY had gone in quelt.of 'tour French frigates full, of naval Ttores and trooils, sup posed for some part of South America or the East Indies : trade was tery dull. " DEAL, Sarre 19...-Sailed his Majesty's ship /Ifer. otaid for Leith. Sailed the Afartin sloop - of war, with tile trans. ports and stoops, for Cork. - The Ariadne, Royalist, aild2lmphitritelraniports, with Abe East Norfolk Militia, joined the above convoy. • Sailed , lbe Phipps schooner for S,beerness, DOVER,' SEPT. 19...-.*The whole of this week dell of firing has been beard on the French Coast, a,id it has been conicaured , by many that BUONA• PARTlVarrived at Boulogne, it was in honour of his arrival ; this morning, however,. it was ascer*. ,tained that the firing, which commenced about sit o'clock, proceeded' (rain the enemy's flotilla nceuVring outside the . harbour ; ,towards n 099„ the firing, increased, and at. low!) , became tremertdops, A fisherman has since arrived; and informskii.that' ife-viaW Iris M;.tieSty's*s6lii tV , o orlhtie . , ' s hi l i s 'Of War on the station t iy.4yept stmoviniv fitTt daitted in innungit, ancLappaared td ,diverse theni. NO far therparticulars are yet kniAl s. *er A boat, co staining gg'vicaq,, was run down, st • !Tow decoy cutter; th;rtie of the mai re svoti wounded, , and got on ftlinre at Fories;totte, s the otters are 'toil/ ou bbard 144! "We li3ve treat,§atisf,iction in communicating the gallant aelueVenient to our reaJert. We trust the exatiVe it ptfiil(l4 of successfortestrance lagainst'cLiiitute, will be Iglioucd ou every .#ituilar „‘ 4 !,Tjtrea Sigers„ off. the Isla of .Wigitt,-, Sept. J. .`.:- 1 4 1 ,4 1 ie , N,....P.catp10t . ,y0u with a desperate- en gagetiOkj have FrenCh - iiiik , ireoe, 4e 14'evi*,''tnoanting lea guns, six long sixes anckf+ur 121ii?itind cthronades with swivela and , smn'l.itrt as, mynied.with.s,Qmen; out from Brest fourteen days, in 'Willett time . 'she' captured t Fr len& - Se hooter, from Lisbon, belonging to Plymouth, and *a 'large sloop.trout obd.fish tind stindries, for Faltnoutilc ,,- Onlhel iih, at 'dine P. M. we obiterv'- eil het on-thelat'board bovicf - woVere then steering Nri. Es' k;: about tett leagues from Scilly, and neatly calms'. I it - sot my royals, tore' steering sails, and made all clear-foe salon; at, tw . 611. M. when all my entleavoqrs to t.tqapti,w#re t40.0 4,- being within n l nsiw,Ort. .1 .addr,,ssect crel,o 2 : and reprqsented the hardships they would.oriciergli : ' as prisoners,,and the honour anapnpiness of being” tilth their 'Wtt4iihittithilitis s -) the - desired -efreti, and they, liti-Aaed with a. des. peration. I never belcire.-ivimesscd„ and made me confident of suei:ek I infthedia'tely ordered the 4+c lion to commence, and ertileivnurcd to keep a` good offing, but which he prevented - by mooing alurigdtle, and immediately - attempted to hoard, with a Ma-- chine I never before observed, which was::TihreO, long ladders, who p,;ints at the end 'hit served to to grapple us to ti,em. They - nfatie thrrerlebiliefate: attempts with aliout twelve men at each. ladder, bin) were reeeived with such a determination, - that they were:alk drove back-with great slatigitter, anti 'form cd alleap for the others to ascend with greater facility: Fititiing us so desperate, they innuedirtruiy; ort their lust charge tailing, knocked oft - their - ladders, out of 1 • i reifitieitil twbeityhtneies,.llunnstiblbeiieo,tilendhooottx, bralinlie:•;tiril4sdoer,i:itt say, without diy being ab!e to it Igo tiko , 3 i ' l ' 6 ' hdd shot Hirst part of co rudder. before thty b std. e d _ MO , aildi A am !airy to Say; wounded Seven( of liftcrqut.., t§ god yells : foi it Necilled tbeir ii !lila Pl7YrfWlly Some of My masts; but Inch, lialOY, !Nitifid not effe6t. 'I he most iiainful of mt tint rithreisilte toss of itko f iiien end a boy giileJ , P' f°Dr w()l34ded, but the woutklld !tre doiliq titil,'" .Our *hole: trew antrninted, IIinCCIS rini nub: t twenty-six men and (Our bOys, and doe/4 lb. hiStieitaeptauae that can be be prl titcai, , r arrived - off bete this afterricne; eild; ii it,l4 floe weather, I have no doubt of teachi4 I,ondc:,l its afety, as I have but little damage in my 1 111, 1 ." I illi), te. • i (Signed) " -GroitGe TIIOSPIO. 'a 9; 1 : : 4!1:4.:.p. a t I F rienngethatifit'aicu9geg l c t f t: i, l'''t:gielir.e,,sitoilllgedCiltfltlihr brandy, ip the bay of Luce, on the c,..5t 00: G-81`v137. The King's . ship inntiediatel floafji 106'er on thiard; when a dqsperate en place, place, in 'which efghtOf*: his tviojesty _..,,,'"-, killed anttWounded, and abi.Ne twenly Of 10 '71i traii bei t Ore dtey were subduea. 'llill4ge!,. brought itild•Luce harbour. . , •;...'".....';...1.s 1.!..............5, ex.. SP CIATII4'6' I'ORLLIG,ENCt .. . , K 1 NGSCOTE ItACES, . . •-•---- _ -..--, - sit4y-i.AI„' ~,,.,. r,. )0. - , : , 0 0, 1 he First CiAS'Ot the kiiiii.: le fit;`,.,:s, of, 10 1 , GY ' • 11. . wrier - 6 ''' ' ' ii• Mr. BigAs's Uorina 3 yrs old, Sit. , ' f Sir I. L, HAW1:11W: k Iti,;loVe, 4 ynt. 01, 9sin,_,s),o' i LulitS Ick vII Ittititci:civer, a e ,:iLd, 1 ,41.' 6t. 4 Mr.it tu , u D . J $ -,00.44.11.1, 4 }jilt; 010, 9it• ON del, li . .omLrJhurrek:nicottslole:a:tric:nnicidan:njtic4i:l'sinll44:lllkifll:fodh.(:li::):t'it'.::°l:l:;;Lur:°:;:isll;3',k:7r"h°:°;.i "2 i t :"""1 "': 7' t t " J '1:1" Mr, li. Wurraii name d Hephestion, 4 yrs.. 01 ' 1 "' ' • I r. ones's Poulton, 6 yrs. of I, t Ist. ielb. bic.,Wititmoreks Ploughboy a e,l„ lest. * i t, Mt. Eighty Pounds, tot 3.. yr. bids, 9st. 311 3 . i 4,'?,, r e it ° ,9 l. f „th 7 1 1. b. ; 5-yr. olds, z tst. ;lb. i b yri. old and att tos'S'. hose that have won once in l 4 ,I, 1, to 4:34Y 3 . 1),.,, ,,1 )."‘ :Inn thrice, 7:b. extra i 111311:1' And gelaTip . 1 i 'lwo-mile heats. ► :* ' ‘, 4 I ~ Lotti a. It. Somerset's Sunb.::u •' '4 ll' ",:( Mr.. Duudaes Romeo . ... 3 ..,' Mr. Pigot's York Sir 11: -Lepplucetes4ougaroo . 0, . Mr.' galley's Thrush . • ' A Purse of Sir W. W. r . .--... ~ c. Genersi t.r,inat • Nr. Egerton' C SiMEtlfiltittl,- RACES, Ar‘slirrrs...:L:chewa.pwssis'.lo.:6::b.vstti:sc:c.•3l.:o4lll.:ls:viiintGllle"i6vi:::::::::::idl' Si ~ol i 1 : ; : ::: : net -•V I . Private Letters b. Sol. thogift tit ate two. v4i, 1-101045.4 ' 4 ; 1 :10: i b a l i s : o s u v i b i I t a hl: :: s oa be i-v sr:.7 I :Nib i 111ct°3 fir; i . % Lord Greys, t. es c tri l an ' 6Y" - ' ~---,.....-....:-.14-.. ••••'''' coati 6e by the ,4,a,"amr--to.Lorti•Wiettava, 0•01„4 tiot Letters from Lord Witt.t.r.;oo 0,,,t,i)t tie Ad "I'mon mail this day, and Ore' eitralty.' The following is a t ci of otter 11°M i° air,..,:, in our artily t',.. Tgt_h:tlheelerdFrrereinA:ratg"ileel'it hf:eert:ir;rluasntniTgder'nueirga9t;lpfdo3WrrssfiCee':l9)7,trhol;6:4:eut:de;i.lid:ol,:•l,(`;4:4l,:giiirgl'';) In . 3 SP li°l 4 :tiniOnlvd:trOitrunCertii:Sitilt:l,l;e"naltiOdttellYYOrPillearYetjililertaliVr" ditliillill told, tool; the ;rules of I be. men's soup, and a:gret 9 111 d or old s ty le toolci:hseiesagduvoen,ce o f Ole Fietith,!prit,o ! ade'''''tg' . tnameo-alry picquet, iiii‘eo the Uti,:er arid ' 1 visi . 4146"3 ktlied and' stiontAd tour • they Pet i,itlt z‘._iviervilsryoaret,rhreociii:S°:ol7r e e i 0 , ci Villaget..et: ie_h:tjilirdo" it r. i r e ! t ucerannstille'dicrtYtt"ril)(l:3o:::;37:6:et;ifft: We. pas'. 41 . ' to iel 4 f Ail' 1 • .--.t..tsfi a map n "' fi ll fiCeoool 0 . 0 t i,co the .lib',". trnsioo) 41 i before. Ypvlng Merchant' 4 - I .1.18 bare, Itii°,o,4 The tyrannical Mershil vAveor 0 .. k eiinn)Rdheat oordnerteiclethpiraeilleitii:cicernott ~,, t o . 1:1410,, I,o'o ' . $ S_RiWie,i4itilm:a'ciess.awtiftiteEibi,4,tll3rliti erla.lejUPti°oPot,l3: l' i , 6!; a te' c the Yiltlng Man.' 'The roilitdry eseatti°g 19r.)ionri$ and liilled .seyerat inhal;itants,. which occo which frr*tluasoyeie attoong the French solAier'.,',o) ia i nts-beeti concealed, an,' the geueol itisurre;ofit the North of •Gerittaoy appears to be Or , 11 , y e 3 11 0 ' ill ...ly want a determined lender -to organ',4o,oll', nterons. body of - men, who prefer vouch tal°olllo4, , than. to become'the slaves. of wisery oaf er . 6 10 ! Of the latest discoveries of RUSSioa.frticeolso, $ of an Island 10 the Icy Ocean, by S'in°l,Al.lre°/: Merchant, deserves particular . noorc4-'l, rectriy cream, the .. It assian .Naturalist, 'n 1) 0 . ',18,10 spr, esamined the Island, 'A11101,1)05 reeel/,lijA., 0 0 1 laden of New Siberia, found three t"'"°s 01101 yard in 'length ; • and the rovie JAKul',o NIA that they had sametimei loon . d 11300: ' doe) 4 of which was capable of adrnittog 0 t"tin.l•# yiol' Eat. 'Thus these tinier regions, which lta,.,toslis, these gigantic bones. of the. Or os of 1114liviv10, known . by the name AI Mantteolb, Ih'vc .01 Ore preserved similar relics in the departo4'o„., ~. fie asulogy, . whose authenticated 00'4°1°5i...1'40 t). I,llaPsables () a t t ts:ernatttiiiiifuntu3reeTetliirig,,,,,,aftzraiottar;,,oe tent of Caf. . ~- : . , 1-' ' aft el sidAentce' LeoYf'bluir. ri S i t allpylt°orot 11,13.13%1(7.rin(1' ithtiejsPbl6;l° :1 cl: 11/11:1°,; above 6111 he tempt ,tea made upon the lite o,', -•,•4,,th bira,i• Ai, man, and two friendi upon a vtot gii ' inpoi Or 'il lareaktit .had heed over but a revimic o f itteriic'i iuraay inrning, the'3 1.0 Ult.'wheri "o:web 00°410 complained of serioug lociisposition, _,._ other i 1 deeded lathy a- .sim dar , cooplaint frere'ist:`o,,srtalor; and also trfetriale servant, Oa ll'l'i entottlaa, ',, t o of the sam& • Mr. Tetty,'S 1134dICS , g .e , .he 00 ce lintuedia,ely called in, ,t,be poison,. by A' b ore timely .aud ot_'.1:::0, oet of 4 100 We arcs happy to , say, the, pa hes bra' t o discovfli 0 Per. Every this is nOW 45%e01141.1 t, .1t) who prottbut.),„°o` os,isori3o), Perpetrators of . this diabolical ow p ~ , , 4 i Ilia will ultimately prove Accessfu.4 ' d # Oa h edpliittoo;teGinufataitielireY,l4/: fol. i?l'y's°,l°.ctitiru,,ael 11 ..i ...~-`