The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-23 00:00:00

~e 1.! . _ Mien it has coi his owti brother a throne, metely , t..Weiuse his 'obedience on tins ;. struject re- , _they may easily suppose 'that Majetty neter be contented with the Aineriemi Govern.; . nietit, tint I it •co , operales openly, and . fart it, y Without ic. , gard to - the„ I , afalitic/S4t.;; ) lotrd Perii nen t greedy shos,keepers, - and ignoraCt :voters. 'heti) iiit;ltiollaidily of Columtaa c,m 0 lv ht• establiii;6l l fiburisti upen the rtibbkli tit ht British Emplre; atia s when ihiti'everit-tkes pl ice . , his l\lajesty — will nut target the tit .es, dignities,• . and officei,.prOrnised , hia.Ame-r rican triends. , With Mr. Jefferson; you tnu ,, t hate " . trer;iicrets: -;:'He has too much e;tpoittd himself, and ft : tOogreira4aoatic in his hatred towards brigland `` fot r it) be fru;re4L 1i l 4 'him , the Eirwe)4.4 4 regrets not hailiritz . already haematite to prodlititn litr s trOni• 'London, yiinc,,Re g riv • however; now in lier;last=aVny ; She, t 1)0601 she turd 'llls been a.casioned by the timid aud!umiettled policy ofinssuc , .essiir. - . .A. , k him not-to lose-sight , of i lle edncatioir c 1 yotiug NA;,o:eon, , that this. Prince may Orit; day be: - 'a worthy S.ivereign of the Abiericati.people. Tel, him not to stop rid, ;even in cage . ° t a.war, his usual comtuu , ie,,tions by the usual Chit , nnels.: hic.campaign - will be sufficient to cOnvilici his Conntr) men 01 theneeessi y of aii,tolion with Franee,' to the : political and' eorritirrri.ial code "of . the Eityperor.-,•1.16 Na jtsty. is,. perfectly convinced, that extremities with France are; contrary 10. tho.wishes-of the E x ..., Presicren4 , and tiler,- tore will always have for : Jilin a • gracious regard. • But let hew tto.t slumber while 11,) , d .countnon enemy ii-mast active, and when the terrible catestrophe of tile :British Empire is approaching with r:tridtarities ,• • Keep tp) 110 c , irresnondence, and admit to ; '.noan.. dience or interviews the Editors of the : Newspapers, pensiniiekt by the Emperor. Your itilerior alone ought to communicate willt : thtml„ , and , ,tetnit them the itioney . and orders el his .Majesryy, i tre,, with o ut exc, t ;ttoa, .all most and. abandoned wretches'.. Guard ag:iitisrAlieir pteten sions and impoiltions: Listen to tiongipf tt, eir re quests. for an iucrrase 01 pay. -Theyi i we alteady better paid i ha , . they deserve ; and they .know they are indvbted,in the Emperor tor they several lucrative offices, bestowed on west of theta, by thei O A' Governmrty: wititoUi. expo 0 sing ihe dignity - '"yobr : Sove-. re) 4 9, you cab gain over' to his eaule,l%te - ssie, Pick ering, E3.yard, Uris, 'Randolph, and Bother Cliarac teis oft tirirstany, you are . perrnittedtd be liberal, both in ntoiiey and in peetnise , i. .B , iiowevta, sure, that theie persons do n.it', like Mr. Adaritp, be a mere de,tcl ./0 France ; '.of .no influence onriong .thoiie they have, joined.wttita they, tempo ; ts4i..; Med and xlespiso - by thole they deserted atid 4e- ; . .; „ Cotifitle in none' of .the Spataish subjecis, employed in the Uiliseti Siates,'hy the. Cabinet ot his 41.4ish Ki , 'g Jusepii• ; • and.',.employ.:rio , fume auy Attienc3o4.letuuirralsm tpissiotts *moist) cp- Ion:es; if rinua'ot - their , above•ineutioned - 4.sou:btry. Mery w i beTtsportsible. both tot 'hal fidelity aii(3 their capacity;; itt those irusppc4 Y .your precieceShor ought , to have boutv . atinti I;tecituse, hose. who-were ctip‘tble turoed:rogires,,:a,no:lU9se -who te. !limited fatt.htull weie also- sitoli intleicivet fools, us to C 3 12 4 4(1 thernifdh4rio;be' alimetkeilficd or exu ciAied, itveunsequ'eace of tlibir own tore t heir deeds , deserved 61 her .4 ,g;301 or a gibk;.; t. ; D o not the acknowleligtrieirt, ot his present Stinuiq,ll jeqty. IV.v.follow!, of. course, it. the will.4isely. adopt his:. Maje•oy's ; if it, t; such :an-act , , will wit,,tlicuink , ti your Bovereitt'S -writtirlor their other retradury pro.. ceedino. w hitt your former iostrufiliohs contaitt„ eon.. erriting.'l'ltb rcvoration tit; ttte : Berlin and Milan 3)e , ;rek s, Itis I.4Ll:4ciity • it:is !twilit% iv! tt , to ad4l.-- 7 - 111ey snail not. Cti . iifilit to opQrate, . the. United States sttice.rely. ..tupoperitte-wi4lt: Frito.ce; pub.. hely ch. c'at against ; 4:41 tglatt4l, e t GiNiti 'anent and Nation, that shall ticv,r tp:. fotu d rt ntvd , uni bytwitenttie. guiltily and I ritm;:. of ilk Imperial , . and Rand Majesty ; and the: Americatts-most assuino the ~pobitive cha ntdur, either of allies 'or of tors. (Signscl). Paris,March adt, 1811. Cill,l4rAaNy, DUkO ((kJ COL.korC. s' 1;.).1 t MM I.S. itsalvEn—r Guernsey►' Levvutcl Islarlcl. i Dahlia, ter:4rd. Dux---t CAW:L s A Lusbcti. 1111)CKS. ,-, THI3 ') NV Twti.vis 09,31,00 c Consols -63 n:I Red. Ann. - 63; I ()anuli', ~j dis. r -- E S 11 it),Lgt4 QU.iS PI44i.t.IL,fAkSJJNI.AuRt4T ? e • • L O , IV PIAMAY, AtIGIIS•T • l',t .august 2J, 1811, " Hitt I\IAJii6J'Y iS to-day nearly as. he:was yes- t[`l tit y HALFOR D. W. IN'. A, ?flail front Lisbon his arrived, bringing rapers to the' e:ith instant, rxhicti r o wi l this , tizorn ing. 'lhy contain 'an dispAtclt trotn LoiliNtritd.motom, dated the-:;.•stit ult.-from Port. 111.tnistotwr's . .attny hid then marched to Almarat, and the..4tdvanced posts were at Placentia. 4,t3ULT'S , cprl3s had marched toward3:SeVille.. Thus, diter 11 ti Oasts' of the Monitetir. have theie'two i;teuch herots,separated, .'withotittchieving any air exce * Pkt4e relief of B aal the threatened 4111 - ander ha 4 turned out to' be a mere b ; :rpc. Li,ton.P l aprs,of the d,th state, that tinaoero of - the Al ied Army-wer9 then at, Ca tllo Vanco, .1 11l - • •-• 1114' Vild L 41111.:T.7 itl x;th They contain nothing further respetting the - tree,fciation* . ith FosTue. The are extracts "NAvAt. ENCAGENIENIr. NEW .YORK, 40LY'22.—,Capt Bui.roxt here last evening informs that on Saturday,: last, otr the Capes of the DelavOre; 40 miles - from - the ,land, , he witneCietl ati engagemeht ten' . 'two shipa 'ot war, Which Continued front tour till hall'past six, o'clock `P.N. one of die ships ttrfielt: utter the erigagement,,an officer from one of them , r a‘ute ou .board Capt. 13.'s sehooner, the Arm Eliza, who proved,. to,be an Officer from the British . sluop-rat war Atalanta, Oapt. Y, ho informed that : the blip that - had just struck to the Atalanta; was the Vreneli 'frigate interpi-epu.nte, of a.ri' guo,tol;11(.1 from (Blest to New York with dispatcoes, anti4sUtite cargo.- Tot . ieltala ntalmd one man k and' ?Sib ‘voundetl. The inecipeertaiite h.d 3tl killedl al •(‘' f 24 . • Captain BUL,KfiI4 Witt, not learn bow Aori ' g" t , lte French ship hatl'h,enoni, 1 4 What becarn4 I)lsp,ttc‘ot..s. . • N e..v Yam K, JULY 23.--General EAU s tile 21.92.thern lkhig), is nciw on a tour thrt.ogit the ii states, accomp.mied by tllru gcotlenteli as his ucretaries or' ompanions, " itiIr,PINCKNY tit iiv . cci at Baltimore on Fiithy eveuing front Washington." [THOM Tag BOSTON CENTINEL.] .NIARK WELLLIILAULti "lore Nov. I, 1811, BUONAVARTE seized, se ri:peak:lW, and sold hundreds of kiier , ca,l vesvrls, and Cargoes, atnouritmg Co uovards. of THIRTY: hilt,' LIONS of Dollars not one "vent 01 wlin:ll' l ns, n c , crvo protnised to or Will e' leitan, Since Nov. lie 1~.i5 ordered the releaSe 0,t . . sixteen tnnocciit des, sell and cargoes (amounting . perhaps in v.iloe to out; rluartrr ut a million ui cludarb), which ii6Cl 4 . . .ed t is 13crlin and Milan dectecs;, and the detenliun.ok *bleb was no bta, r than downright tyialliy and nib tiel y But tt.ougn tit crateit, tt►est vesselsanc Dui ret , , a) at: American ‘es , eisinEn t ;h3ii porti.ace ate compelled, after paytugenorniuus Fiend) duties, 10 ciiinrf the tvtioie amount of their earguvo in Fr,lich firoduce or manufactures; of whirr) two tnirustnu)t be in the useless articles Of luxuty, Frunen Yct, to tell,' wen; are those . whi) cad . them -6,elv es. Anacricans, who ,ate so bagp / • Una tarot act el Niam.torcit mighty uuou, ,111,1 to churl te and exult thereat." + 1 •Naw-Yoßg, JULY '2 4 . (Prom Ite ,Minerva.) " VIRG democrattrare loVing'grOthici iii Virginia.' the hot- Jacotphi,m has;at the i 0 ,1 cupgreSsto nal „ . 41VCtiOil, (II .111ombers'yviu) , are either fitm federalists; or 'have at least 'Waken the bhp. "uite `sof al* Oliey*lnth,wOuld hurry our ceuntry to destru6tion. NG \C" YORK,' JUL.Y :22.—'1'lic latest i!itelligence from' Washington, Cdrifirtus the opt twa heretofore expressed, that the main negociatiou with ,Mr. I+~ssz•tstt hay riot been taken up, and that the preli minary diseu.iiihn has been broken ull; iiJ tlutiering state, b.4tweet! .1 tupture aird ti Ll :Wee. • t SERRURIEi, 'it' is understood, would a'sli tor paivorts to quit the country as soon as.lie ,should learn that terms. with -Mr. FOSTER I,Tlete gissent4d to.-;- , (lialt. Fed. ii 4.) Since keoeiviog the,above we Imo, that ti)e cap , tore, of the Frond) frigate Enterprenonte, by iltu Atalanta sloop , is i onfirmed by advioes rrceiyei~ ..t lie Aamimity. :- Prow the River Plate intelligence itas beep rc ceived, by the iinn'and Maria, 'that Montt! Video had burrendered to the troops from 'Buenos and their confederates,. on the t 6th of Juno. Ea f ia and hiSpritreipal adherents are supposed to ilavek etre etedotheir escape.. " The Chesterfield Packet arrived at Falmouth ron, Tuesday, with Mails from' the Leeward Islands,4— We are sorry 'to learn 'thpt a seveie ittirrietne Was e xperienced thete on the, 7th and Bth tilt. it) ,which several vessels were lost. The following distressing neconnts have bee re ceived : Forty Vessels, chiefly , are On shore at S.t. : .Liartiaolomew's.,A, largeZogiisil velo: all, two Americans, and iliirtyjiv'e ifrirfil slaps arc nir shore al Antigua.—l'lle J i ~ zf llt wa;;%een . at • the, r..l„ntli, uitimo,-,witlinut any one :on ;board.- Brmsex is on- Ithore-'at St.. Kilt's:..—Sereearbllters' ;ire' on stiore. t, ~`~ = ~ 1 : .. l NVe this clay insert aft article which is said to 111IV8 appeared iu an -American Journal, entitled The Bos , lon Cehlinel, as ii . .seeinsio liave full as strong a alien t., the confidence of the. Public in its authen tic:4,, as the memorable State Paper which lately extited so torch notice, 'upon the suppb s ido n t h at it l)a , J beeu sent (ion) the French LTsurper 10 the CfmEt of Petersborg ft, Wo coheeive that both pa, viers are . IaDIIC2IIOIISi Ana coot gn to geneffii 1167 most probably Okpress the feelings and sentin cuts o`` fluthrAtiittzk, yet' iirls not likely that he' 'u 'Eldopt such a mode of delivdring 'tient. If indeed eithef of theSe Papers might be suppOsed to au thentie, we should think; that which we insert to day is most entitled to confidence, as it is much t?hore protritilt: IV he woold'Utiveil Lis desi . gii: in Airettions4.ote4his owo minions than to a fo reign Copti4j..huwevrt credulous, .ductile, and sub :, missive. " Y„ Monitmi tstit.inst. arrived this morn log. They do iwt contain any intelligence from the Peninsul 1. Au o. 13.—Their Majesties _at-lived last night, at' e le ven o'clock, at St. Cloud, Yeoerday - his Majesty held Pf or - Minis 'ers, and afteriqiidfi one Of Ctvrimerce. CoVEN,IIAG, 'AUG. 6.—Ott Saitirday last an i , L • tiglisb -cotter .ilarmed tbe,Caast from Gillelue, but the force ot• the batteries soon compelled "her to • • - stand out to st:A. 'VIENNA, SOO, ;;--The course Of s,cliange was at the ExchatVg , t'to day, viz. 259, tide Aim it was •- on ll4e 31st of LRIPLIC, A tic. 3,—Tho troops assemblcd.upou the b:41110 of the Elbe hAve already began marching cantoutneuts . 'pointtld cut 'for- ihein. Measures have been taken tciFrOvhie for their sub- Nistence. . VIENNA, Au0."3.--TheY write from Turkey, that the Rosstans on leaving Ruds‘hock, demolished blew up part of the fortifications, and set fire to the four corners of the town.; but. the Turks arriv ing at the mment, they retif,ek.l, succeeded in: ar-, resting the progtess of .the fire, and saving.a great part of the linildingS. The same letters add :—:"• " The army of the:Grand Wiklar is pro p:•riy organized,. three•tirtres as numerous as Itha ' t of Oen.,kuroanw, who strietly : contines himself tb• tiding upon the defensive, and as:it i; impossible he can quietly receive Sue I - 1:r einforcernih ts as sitillrnable him to resume the offensive, We'mtly . consitit!r 01c campaign as terminated, if ate Grand Vizier thinks propel to confine himself . to tlie'oOtipatiOn of the right batik the Danube appears Worn all act6unts;• 'hat lie is' determited profit by actual circumstances, in employing hiS,Torces' in reCongti'ciring the provinces of the Turkish Empire which rennin' in posseisiun 'of the Russians, and, that he hasprOje6led an invasion into 'Wallachia and liessanibia at the same time. •• We learn that:the Turks have already made an attempt to. ero,s the'D.Anube, between Silistria and kind Rudschuck, but their enterprise .Our readers, we hope, will pardontis foradvert 7 • ing' once' more to the illbritini2 Cnionicle, 'that Paper, with as little .decency aim - nth, accused us "-falseliqod 'Lind inpudenc9„': in - pretending- to state the intent4ons•of the PRINCeREGENT, respee- Mg the Irish Catholics. We never did presume to mak e ,any such. statement ~ s: and chasing to cl..wribe t he elliet.ll4nisterial' organ, asked us, whether the• PRINCE was-to .fiat upon the system of restration; or that of concessioni we only -exprestiti lidpett v th4,he ivetthi tread itttliti steps of Ins August and our coaiittion that hts Royal Ufighliess. Would only COnsillt the interests the crupire...a..lis.one , setise r indeed, we may be said to have stated the intentions of his Royal Highness, lweause it imposNible that any other„,considenition , but the national liuliour , interost,' atitlrcurity,.cim be hie mile of actiou. 4lut in reality Tite—Mitenine' ClinqzicleLhas.b . cet) guilty of the very tanduN which it Imputes 'to us, for, after lia‘ , ing pompous. account of plots to ensnare the Prince, testicc-I . itig the' Itish Catholics, itiverned —by ittself, it confidently declared ,lb;ti his Royal Highness !f was not' to be deceived by these,Mmisterial - stratageies',"• and titat "'a qinektieSS of penetration, as w&ll as re4Attud judginent, HAVE tOttNII; HIM- SAFE through all the wild hy which he is".encompassed." Now, as all stratagems and ,wiles :were invented by the Ciro/tide itself, it roust, of coursp, pretend to know the real views, since it positively states What he has avoid ed,. for those Niews•rtitist; according to its own rea d nett ly' the reverse of t stratagems and We have only to repeat, that tliOugh we are tlt'soilled by the Chronicle . ' as the cilia' ' Ministerial orga . o, ',h4d . by another Mewing . Print, .as'" a paper' whivh is supposed in a pecithar utanner':to possess .... • the , contidence- of Miniairy," we srrogate no such, dist id ion in ouru.:ives', and never) presumed to state thy ititcutious Ilte Mulitty; or of the Prioce, re-.! vetting, the Irish as4Urkd that whatever measures were . .adupted; would,, be tOundecl only , on the s:ssennal interests't;f the EMpire. We . 51011 ito* . t ake Itiave'et C/i/ohicte, - -'l)wiini it. length "‘ rechn:edit to the hist tnelanCholy resource of de feated at gement, the fit geuerat charge of scurrility and faltichood." • . • - YesteMak, about one o'clock, the,Dake ni CAM' IS WUXI& arrived in ton (tom Wiodim, and ialtue diately drove to the commander tti.CbteftsOilice, in the Harie to inforffi thu Du‘e at YORK of the state of the KING. BUN-OFFICA, 8A1.9-PAST TWO, P. . Actonnts from LiStain, dated the 3d instant,lota „ . rei:t.ited this 'day -by Government, of which ibe rcsl6*:ing is -tilign‘itaoce, and Wi,ieti our lead:rt 'lnay consider as authentic The Army of Galicia, under Geneial SAgra CILDGs, and the Iron. tier of Lecin. • Martha' BESSfiiIIES ti slid to bard l"be French u a llilu t:y l cifa have retied ti' to the ~e i3htiuiirhUod of abs :Guadiana; itl'the direction of Fuente del Canto sad Villalba. The greater part of thr , All ied Arniy has 4 444 iis untoninents in the Aleotein. They hoec rt) „,,. gted the Tagus, and are in march tOwards Castile, w head-quarters moved on the 30th from Port,ilr6relo Castel Branco, and the light divisi o n has at . hr,400 1 in the.direction of Pennatnasor and Sithufil• • The Spanish cavalry, lately employed Intlittetgo 'dado di Niebla, has been dirtAed to join GetW al CASTAIIO3.. SOULT•quitted Spvilloo°? • • eoth ult. at the head' of tiooo men, taking tits to .e Atcounts from EIV3S 6 state, that lthestasa* moved from: the Tagus, and is marc hing D m wards, in conformity to' e ie repotted tnuvemenli of Lord WELt.two . roN. Dispattles likewise have be u receive 4 vernment from. Lord WELLINGTODT, d a ted th G o' e inst. the.contents of which had 'not transpired who this Paper Was put to Press. We learo, thlitri7rin — y — lTias In high 3:aith 11 . 1'4 eager'to meet the enemy. • : I t l i t i t 1. N o it M Y n their :-;, .. . , . • • . , , . iiirAlitjEt,rs4lr)..soilit, dA—............................a.5...1 R MG EN rtFaDiii2tiike7aYlindegsPtiteurCd)Yl3:e.Yisseofrifrfrigrin°:o!Wil:t and tit..,!: Royal broth,:rs and lovers, went la fir D u c ' .- I otlge and Gardens till e)ght o'clock, The 1 - 1 I►eS4 of ynsit too k .„, ,t .1 I. 11 0 , .al t i: , lenve f or tianal,..l, goo t.s:l for London ' "i'i'i, morning ' set °ln-at. ten- . • . • - 's .14' ,:.___ o dock,. tot tl;.elt usual nun toq , inio'Tboo .horseback, in the Great Psrk. I.' ry to , ver trtsrl,ll,_:.yciii,llllTpb.:,,Riii:ioe.iel.ivey,cl..ipairleeatt;:litit•yiloli,igritNeit,aiNi,fg‘ni.ct,,ht'i:.';ssve,,ti)efisitiloativi'lleri.Pililpesat...Piic.orLerokertid,,ligi,nsll,jalnoel,c.l:ybtecolrssti:iio.vl;ll-oel:ll,,,:rl6l,ce.)it,lAariet:N4l()rf t,ll7t,,,ll,ol,'!,d4:6):ce°xiit;tiFoi6,lrl:,clisrselit'eitt.i.. , s-ower of rain CillIIC on, which ottl,;_, the ten the' nrt„:,ancesses tO, dismuutit their loses, and get 11) 514 e - -c%.1:11 'Pair)? were kceompanied by Lor.itWo: rsfi.GllAhl., Generals lAryNyAlia and Gittu, vol. ,• .. • F4r-liament • raged br Cninrnis w,as yesterJaY Pr° ", , , • . ( t r ance was 51:11;:ltillcii:111:111a0::11)Will11:61:::Cri:relilhstlielY 1:3:Irlill:1:ti:::bi.l'a:1:10( 111-the of CLArtisca, on Wedne°l-12Y' '4'3l6'l6lr' aq , f., 1°116.. In honour of the day, Captain .130*Sat i. iltsn,erCODJu Nava', gave a :nest sop, !Ili. cat ar4.l.u..targuit4 hiLboji,nund ~vat,Tilleo. _ J._aillt'S Downes. The Captain fly 0 . .idates started, : and the trodeatieirimictinvendoliind ttoltrielel,i,roaltisfulitalNitnie'et:B',_l.!..: "0) IS 0' buO conte.ted for by three %valeta), 0. a Ilw ' L a o) Y. 1.1• C(iwim,..in .three heats. The shores vote ~, , .‘vittl,th& beatify •and,tashion of rile own anti sel4; tiftirlhOOLl.,, and : o w it)) the holta .the:"le):: err P was' 6101 the band of tilttsi the cloy paised Itilil 0/1101 0 lineation... ... •'. • ' . ...„. -:. L G . • - ~ - .......2.,..:.:'*, :.. '4.-'-'-4- • s . , , ;ligit2l . w I Nc.; krIATc 11.--Y csteraiy 10e ' l4, 10 , Itttl script 101 l PrizeB g i, en f or , he t.,o,4ation al ) I ' o o •, rowing, were contested for by si:i 4 iirlid'ifei t„,10),. 19 year 4 Of - isf,,,, being apprentices taw').:11110w. The prizes Were a gold laced 11;11, j:•ick°, ' ll die Ser se is, to the first ; •' plait) hat and j )tket't° „-ooti co:Id 3 , a jacket to the third.; and hatidsotre P r; , c lr Ito money to the three next caatOafes. iThe/10)13,10 i Was;deterrnined in tour h, .its, as - t he Will 000 firle:, ieCiald, and third heats, , were 0 111 Y I° C„%10411 for the prizes' in, the.fdurth contest. 4 . , r 1 tw° ',oil' ! the youths wok . to their oars, At N rc .' "l'''' !bridge, and proceeded to row rod od 3 boat 11 ; j s rre t' r WI Lana bet h' Church; .r` t art led do •,k i 0 1 1 he of i.hore td, the bath below Wes uni ti,t,,r.trtidget 00 then 'through the bridge to Siolig,att.. 11,15,00 was .well contested, .and they came in in Oa '°' ~ in g order :--- . - - Edward Perry '• . .. fight Mac.' wive iie,iii,ii:ai..lo Richard Rust:. . . . Purple .i Titorna.s 'Master:n:ln - ;./1,1,71. tamesCo9l4... ~ - .- [et d . dward Pringle . . .. Grecili • , .:. . . Robert Nelson . -• , V''./654. l4 The .second heat was Won by Richard 11,05et,'i only a behe : s' length. • The illil,d heat w'fi's goloc:aried James Cook. The 'three lif,t, %c miters 11)441_00 thr the fourth, hear, Nviiich dispiled nfuelliu.to and skill on the I).art of Cook: • Row, 0111,",Ilircio, first prize, Cook tilesecond, and ori i .I'e, `, de In this heat the boa( s .kept in line the wt..).,in. lance. There VVI;s l ot mach con -wavy prt_ts,tl..ise,, ~..Yersterday afternoon, EIS Mr. and Mfg'. bl , ,i 'l e ' Jo Oft Broitipton, were going elong F.night4btibloc,-,tiot thbit,,Cll:lTiOt, they were (net t..)y 61)et.°1,:ijoriot a'34 3lngpl gog at a quick rate,- and 1 1 ' ' ~ ~, car osertaroad, the .wbeel of the stage co l t:, . c ie? qh , t i with the hinder whee l of the Wino 'I, Di ul , c' d gr. S. and 'a yoting lady" Were ver y at)o,, .. ii ,,,,s and • partictilatly the' latter, wi,o o:,,is td ,, shop in a sencittss state. ~, , mOe l „ ,,sool4:gsOttisllGE, Avo. V3.----.1.01d3r 1:5,81 opoiti 'fgt. ')Vile at is in tint state nearly as t''' t,,,11a,,,00 leye.jarrivals, not roach. on band,.:ttad ',''' „,,,i, ,itft lii i I. 1100 uation ;. Harley in short supply, , : .,t. r oof IViiill''', lair at the hoe advance; litiflttid F''''4,l., of i.i. 4a,re , aial very .1.4 berg; ' O' e r , .B:id, lititerri each sort, fiegrly tit the Psi (400/1.17,11;01; title like wise few arriv.il i of Oats,. W ith trla,tithootA.oo "i 3 hand, sales also at little, valiatiaa 4.0 prices.