The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-28 00:00:00

. , ___. Llsaolv PAPERS. ......„... - ; . , AtYG. in. Not a word o f news our itrahontinnes ninV Rill ing north war d , and probably take up their old position on the line of the A gueda, e 4th dragon ITh n guards h ave arrived, ,here. Velest know as little here of the itveniti'ns of 1/40'44aq leaders ai you do in L o n don; even e°4elt Commanding regimentis _with the army are Olaisainted with Their °Wel destination beyond th e Atistroure they reeeile from day to day, ; Our troops are in excelltuit health and I : spirits, 11,41reil'ind cloathed, which is More than 'the i tich are, L LI Ia O kI AUG. 1 L.—An exp .ogal ress is just arrived ,14.aci•quartere, which he left on th e S' h , at Zan. General SLADit, with a brignde of British ollie r of Portuguese, is in advance at Aldea • Pole; the light divisi• in h on at Quad rasayer, t h e thera, and the 3d at head-cinarters. u 111,k°' g.."-Every day cavalry are disembarking in f'36l), which have arrived from England to rein" v t Ilk; liiiiish army in Pori upl. iiit 41'41'N JULY 15.--Ceneial LACY has taken 034(haNi of the troops 'in Catalonia. It aP -1:4'31 the En lit!) Whu ivetii to the succour of tra'4"a ate gone to. Port Mahon. ito.b.c'. lIILY 14...—.Goneral SANTOMDEs had tt th4l) oon men, Pont.tea 3000 in Poles. trt‘4o *hid still remains here amounts to 5000 art; aqin 6,001,1 points of the province there arii; j : 9° " - i'e, all 4 qul4ra. Gen. AaADLA is not yet tokel • II aPpears that JosEpit BuoNAPAATS Con t h ` the Cones in 13uigos. fi ls o , a p re I, ." , hot i t,—The day before yesterday sorntnc" cohlrin, consisting of 3000 moo, with I, hart'll"rY, arrived at. o f from Tarragona ; sgai rit ' ,g(id reason for believing it is destined 1, 'lllll place qt tx, , . Ni. reti here Vessels to trans i-,',.;,..,. . and ll port Gen. BA t4L"sr Q.,„ 11 , ii army io Camp St. Roque. 1'ar,,,j,u14 27.--The reinforcements vsiliila T het , ,,; (l : 9 4t Chiclana do not exceed 4000 Men. t° ow Ai l' ri) ' l) Cattil. to Barbati, domuch damage 'ere ll no . P1) 1 4 1 wilhi n a f ew days he has taken 1414rit, , *ltrista nd ing we have f our guarda costae 4 44 rims, myAmmto, IN (4 °P ArsVATR L,ItTTRR I),_ CATALONIA DAiIID I7T114" critical we iiv."', Present ninirie,.l is the most i LYN witnessed in this province ; the i n ha bitants i than t 4e4 d of belt% disheartened are, more irritate d th an , be i v p ,7' a i\ flcl I fursee that torrents of blood will bbbn p ; I' uur barbarous enemies., babe seized ' , lll e e utirr'nutiate men iu various places/ .and under t•te/It that they belong e d ' to bends -sarl,4:l; ~.. , %,, addition u ti:jltel' Put them to demi., i •" , a a id dc k, ci the Y eve em where rob and Plunger° -t. which 11,: t ' Ntributising, f or t h e pa v went of hich tli : it not itifficient ro,,ney in circulation , v`_....„,:e, altdPedrates an(l tilt ..es People more and ' more, 14 ~'Nlits them fur tk.w exer t i o ns; even .;,. 14(1.1i • tw at , • will expcirience what an .exa.sN":4,,t,e;4l 14 I% tgrapable of, • '' .i Ye 6:4: tlleulY has issued a decree forbiddlg. corn. k4t4 11-14ter to any of the individuals wil° i l : Ilk divittion of NIANso, which has been carried . retched tritil .I,'e'l"ti ort the ppi sons of soma Iv they havg 411iyilay fell into their hands ; but . , t. Id the penalty of retaliation, th hi t d , , . li lt ta . which will bd ; encouraged INtili rate,,"f thi s LAC? has .again t • t of re kttr, III.'" lilts province, lik;rti 1/I.4Qnts us horn seeing all the et re i where the- wan as a A 14114 tli,Poiltion. ' vok ik , I *write frortlQ ‘E11341440U1t ) JULY 10.."":rilsetYs in the 4 trf,4o,4ltilt, that little inbordination el-- tiara, , vALt '','Y (4. Castile. . llNtt,,br'Lll3. JULY 22.--- Yesterday General . we of a t44flttki,l4ltirrittl to this cart, in ennseplel I Da R" Itkst,lNClleti 10 him by General Cone- the • 191), a'9terrtir of t or-oa,who arrived. her o n . ,_ lc t ' it . 6 k , i mand of t"' otthot, going to ta..e Lie co n ... f France, 41010,,k darn lisssttnts set out to day (or li _ _ • ttr t . it ,wiiii 'hi fifty 'men Irani etch comp, I Idol, It I,l4'it:.'likewise said SER4s will accompany t 1 teveray . %. convoy also "Pitt, d 1 ..onchmett say so. 1 L. , ~,„ INti,ll4-(I4Y for 5.213111811 ea, escorted by f.--- 'illiball, Pi eces of 4rtiliery. All the etnigran-s t rom Ibt,,q aec44lPartied it. ' ttA"Tlie frOttl Toiedo unclex date °f the3l/..''' 11Ig 41141 MARI '., . . h' )re with, ar-e .1,,, ioNzt was near t..ILP a ,kti,s. 1. 4 . 41, .. to tl4t'4 a:4'l,4°. 10.--The war in Spain beg in s ,-;'trY tt.:;-,4 fac e by e ! 'e army of Galicia, which iii 414e4ses te exertions o f the (tc% , ,)ctint:s 1 .advani4i-LaMit incl_efts , - 1 , , ilit 4 A t t. , to, began to ~...: .u_.- "tt;Att4, 41.0 told its fottoer positions. ell°'.', !et1444 p f 111'4 N ‘'''s on iris March ,_to with the " H U" . t1..1,1t that 441 Y. Qellerai..NitqlDlZAßAL had als o . ; it le Attorias tU take tllO -command of the . Tl, lll4at t l b all ho it appeinted doinni Ntli 1-(,lt)ts t 4 t ' of eallioht f0i11.... • .t two to the army- Nut ~..„ ander. ~, O. The Mail of the 25th July has brought mithing particular, , except the precautions taken by the Commander in Chief to reprei.i'disorder and intro duce tuililary discipline into. his'army, which had been greatly negleaed, Another bulletin .codtains accounts 'to the 25th, and announces the return of josepli to Placentia, and the march-of for France, ,who had left the command to Ge‘neral Count DURSENNE, who was Governor of 13cirgCs! We are assured he is accompanied ,by General SIRAS, • The-following extras of a letter gives an account of the naval neettrietices in the Baltic, in reference to the mercantile interest : " WING° SOUND,' AUG. 18.--AbOut 170 ves sels, which sided from Han° Bay on the ist inst, under convoy of his Majesty's ship at/rage/4v, ar rived off Wing() on the th inst. atter having been attacked in the Belt by eight.gan-bOats, which %vete repulsed by the gallantry of Lieut. PRICC, of the Bruiser. The fleet sailed from Wingo on the 12th, after being joinea by the trade from, thence uncle! couvily of his Majesty's ships fielderfvlercurius, Tweed, Daring, Proeidence, ince . V illiam, 11ebe, , :nd Plover, but were afterwards di, ended by continued gales, which have blown ever since the 13th ; the. greater part have returned to this anchorage, but many are still missing. Several are known to have taken shelter in Salo and ether Swedish harboursTh the northward. We have not heard of any being lost, and it is hoped they are All sate ; although; from the very boisterous weather, there is reason to apprehend sorne disasters nay have happened. The Commander in Chief has sent out several ships and small vessels into the •Sleeve to bring up , the strag glers, and attold protection to those which have taken shelter in any of tt4s SwediSh ports on the coast." . The accounts from Hamburgll shew that French rigoOrs are increased in that city. All. letters that come within the grasp at BIJONAPARTWS agentS continue to be seized. In a recent seizure, it ,tip 4 peered that.there were letters addreSsed to the house of MARTIN and GOUVERfri, relative to imicantile 'transactions. This was sufficient to produce the, arrest of the parties, and the sequestration of their property, upon winch the seals df Government were itninettiately placed, and the offenders sent in chains to Paris. THE THEATUE:4IIE public were again indebted to the Proprietors of the Haymarket Theatre last night for the restoration of a valuable Performer, and the revival of an excellent Comedy,The Provoked Husband. tiocreaN, _assumed tue arduous part of Lord '1 oweley; and throughout acquitted himself in a v e ry.abl e Manner There,seerns to be three gra dations of feeling in this charaCterthe melancholy arising from disappointment in his conjugal hopes— a firm design to attempt to produce a change in the conduit his wife—and filially a despair of her amentiMent,. and consequent determined sepatation. We thOught that its expressing 'the first degree of these emotions, HOLMAN,.displayed rather too munch of the firm resolution which should have characterised the second; but perhaps « 'twere to consider' it too curiously to consider it so," and the general .excellence with which he suNtained the part, and particularly the moral energy and feeling which marked the .last scene,' • shoUid induce the liberal critic to rely on the re rcilection and experience of so 'able a, Peiformer.— . His deportment was dignified, a. ithout and the general stateliness and anxiety of the part were well relit-tied 'by the easy sprightliness with which ite treated the lioniour of Jinn Moody, and rallied the prudery, - or rather reserved decorum, of Lady 'Grace. Miss Hot MAN was the Ludy Town ley and 'it is a great proof of the merit of this. Actress , that she can so well depict the protracted sorrows of Belvideru and the lighter graces of a modern tiop Lady. •In the last, scene,, when . the determined ,separation of her Lord was avowed, we thought that she exhibited rather swelling resentment than the mortified dejection which tniBlit .be expect.; ed on her approaching , fall ;" but the pathetic sim plicity with which she aquatinted ha . r f;er past er- MS, and manifested hercontritieu, curie home to the feelings, and Was highly creditable.to her judg ment and Sensibility. The parts of Squire Richard and MisS Jenny wereiwell siippot led by LtaToN and Mrs. 'Guilts. There was a numerous and ele•- . galit,aedience. The new Musical Farce of The Boarding, House, or Flue Hours at' Brighton, was repeated last night at the Lyceum Theatre, with such alterations es .vell Much improved its general eti,a; and it was: re ceived throughout with great applause.- A contradiction to Mosin6i's statement, that he was. not induced to retire froth Covent-Garden rfneatre in consequenceof a refusal to raise hiS sa lary, appears in a Morning Paper of this day ; but as the writer doessnot sign his name, he is 'not to be believed in preference, to the Actor, who, under his own signature, dented the allegation. „. EMERY, SIMMONS, J OHNSTON a, and Allss DOOM OTC now closing their engagements ,at Liverpool. MUNDEN has rejoined the theatrical corps in that town. • Mrs. DtcKowa is now performing with great success al Cork. it is highly gratifying to be enabled to state,. that' the entire ship-timber, naval Stores of every descrip ttion, as also the ordnahce, &c: which were in the Royal Arsenal at Carthagena, have been ctnipletely removed from thence to the dock-yard at' Port Ma hon. They were accompanied by the shipwrights, and ,artificas of every 'doss, who, bad been em» ployed at that place, arid who it is represented,-have been mecit . plea d with the alteration; To the ene my, in the evint of their obtaining posses ion of Carthagena, the measure .must. prove the cause of much disappointment, as these stores would have been of great advantage for titling out .privateers to annoy our trade. Our men of war have already ex- , perienced some benefit, bring enabled to receive the repairs they stood in need of at Port-Mahon, without proceeding eiliier to Malta or Gibraltar, by which they iitti enallied to resume their stations much sooner. ,A,:bEI?DEEN, AUG. We are happy mtave it in our power -to say, that the herring fishery has commenced et Frnst-isbtirgli with every Kosped•Of slicceii; and wo centidethiv think, from the antecedent arid preent caught there, that' Frasersbnrgh bids fair to become one of the most extensive, and lucrative fidling sta- Yions in the 'North of Scotland. .EXTRACT OF A LBITIZU .FROAf THURSO, DATED THE 811-1 CURT. • f‘ By accounts &inn Wick, received this morn ing, We are hapliy to learn, that the herring fishing has been uncommonly_ produaive there fur theiast three days, and here, too, the fishing season pro mises to be no-le,s successful." The brigantine Alert, Johnston,. arrived here on Wednesday last, after a passage of a month, from Quebec. 04 the tith July, Captain Johnston re ports, that a violent gale of wind from north-east, had been experienced at Quebec, A'arl in the riven and golph of St. Lawrence, which. had been at tended with several lOsSes, and great datua . ge - of shipping, many vessels, in the river especially, hav ing lost their canVass, while others were dismasted. At New. Liverpool, the barque Ctmfiance, Gray, of this.place, broke from her moorings, with a tier of vessels, by which hhe was forced upon a rock, where f on tide receding, she b?catne a wreck. A number of lives are said to have been lost, from boats especially, some of them employed m humane en►ieavours to render assistance ; the melancholy particulars or which, as relative to Ulf,. place, we forbear at present to mention. The /Neptune, James Morrison, from St. Croix, arrived here• on Saturday last, 47 days passage.--_ Spoke the Persevrance!, of Alloa,' Finlay master, in latitude 41. ea. longitude 423.- from Lisbon, bound to Quebec, which vessel had then been 30 days at sea. The master of the Keptune,, upon , his arrival here, was surprised to find that he, had.been reported as having been seen with g-signal oldisiress king, and making three feet water per hour, by the Calo, arrived at Portsmonth. He was indeed spoke by this vessel; but so far from being it. dis tress at the time, he was running with alt sail set, and it was not until the Cato had fired three shut at him that he shortened sail and spoke her. , POLICE. LITTLE- GOES. Bow-sTamr.-- Yesterday three men, of the names of Phillips, Davis, and Salmon, were brought to the above office in the custody of Lavender, Ad kins, and Vickery, charged with setting up and car rying on illegal loiterie.;, called -Little-Gics,' in the neighbourhood of Brotnpton, at the public-house called the Crown and Sceptre, in Bromplon-row, in Yeoman's-row, and in Knightsbridge. The vitness against the prisoners was the wife of a gentleman in the army, •from whose evidence, disgraceful as it may appear, she acknowledged that she had been insuring with the prisoners for ten ye,trs past, during which time she had not. only squandered her husband's money away in insuring with. the prisoners, but had actually pledged 'their clbthes and household furniture; which lei 'to the detection of this highly reprehensible woman:, whose dusband, on discovering her nefarious condo&, in sisted upon htr bringing the piisoners to penish ment, and accordii,gly applied lo the Solicitor of the amP Office, who attended yesterday, and ably con deolva t h e plosecutions. • Aopt.ritus attended for the prisoner Phillips, and made a vety able and ipgenions defence. Mr, NARES, the Sitting 14f.itis!rate, conviaed all the p . iiSonLis acroguekand,vagabolids. -'MARLSOROUGH-TKEBT.--A man of the name Of Agnes, a kind (it street porter, who. resides in Pol letnooreet; Maddox -street, was charged with maim- - ing his son, a boy twelve years old, b 5 fracturing his skull by a blow from a hantrne.r,, weighing ten pounds. It appeared in evidtoce, that the unnatu ral' oirtander had committed this notorious cot on his- own child, 'in consequence or his liming found hi n tighiing with another boy in the street. An aisiStallt to Mr. Heaviside d e s cr ib e d the fraanre to be of that nature which rendered the life of the boy extremely doubtful, and t he prisoner was committed until the late of the sufferer be known. NIASION - HOUSB.—:-Yest!iday Francis Osborn, ex amined.on IVlOntlay On a am,* of exposing himself indecently to several young, giris in Moorfielcis, was again brOught up f',Jr a final examination, . The cir cumstances of the prisoner's shameful and infsmous condud were detailed by two ellikireu, and after the case had been clearly mide out against him, he was committed for trial. Miscrpants of the above clescriptinti have lately infested various pail's of the metropolis. At the Sussex Assizes ) , at Lewes, a cause of con siderable importance to persons interested in. the paytnem of tithes, and which excited great interest in the county, came to be heard.before.the.Lord thief Baton. It was an :oion brought by a farmer against the impropHator, for not taking away his tithes - whim set out ; and the principal question was, whether the parson was biaund to. take the _ tithe laMb, when it was fit to live without the dam, whe ther the farmer we ined his own lanibs or notln) ' ; this case the farmer did not wea n his Own lanibs; but, after setting out the tithe ) , 'manned the nine parts:to the ewes to fatten for sale. Ihe cause being called on, and the 'plaintiff's Counsel having stated his .case, the Jude recommended a, reference, which was acceded to by all parties ; his Lordship. first declaring the law of the case, namely. That the lambs are weanable when they can thtive on the same food that the dam ilubsists on, and that the fanner is bound to treat the parson's lamb in the Same manner that he treats hiS awn.' This doc trine gives the parson the right to the tenth fitted 4amb, and espblisbei'a criterion upon tbp Subject of tithe-lambs which can never be pr,rductive inasnanch as the time of tithing is rendered certain, - and the farmer has his option to wean his lambs or not. .Monday morning, as the waggon belonging to Mr. Squsuce, the Oalthartipton carrier, was on its way twin thence to Exeter, it had not proceeded more than a mile, when three out of.the four horses were struck ins:antly dead by lightning. The driver received a violent shock, whigh rendered him for some time senseless, but he is now pettedly recovered. _ SP aIiTING INTELLIGNCIi". 'km-LA/v - 1 l Aces. .The' Eglasm Meeting commented yestetday; amkdst course thronged with geitteel colhp.ow. A 40Id Cup of !:itieas value, tile surplus to LAC. paint iti specie. A Subscr.prioo of 1,30. each. :old the owner tt‘x ecoucl horse ro tccaive back his stakes. iClutir-niiie . • n!SC'S . prikltt)y Stv•Cli's loan- Mr .': - .lclli4ll's Witch of Erdor Lord Egren.toot's ,•, Mr. I.:idbrpke's Gordy. ... - . Even bettill on t prightly. A Sweepsukes of 13gs. each. Mr. Fortb's Atjlanta . • . -r% Mr. Latibroke's t;r 4 ce - . . ~.. , • _ - f)tike of Voik% Whisky . SIrT. Mawbey'b; by Tedity . . . 16 '''" 'Six to 4-uAdinit the winner. A pl. plate Was won by ,Sprightly walkin g over. A French officer of rank, in female attire, 16 company win) a Jew, IN,JS stopped, at Gretnwich; on 1114.Mday 1:i&t; , vtiile..endeavpuring, by prornises of a large ieWard, to induce a tisheyinan, la convey hint to the coast of France On being 4rikei) before a . Magistrate, . he confeised helia,l broken hiS pa ro le . from I.;ichtield. The. Jew, has been retained id etts. tody, in order that he may b e prpspcnied. NoTTiop.%:si 51am',511003:kw,..----ip Come:. (pence of the challenge given . by this corps, for tive of their picked Men to tire w ith all Erigia , d, being accepted both by ihe, Company and the Cumbedapd Sharp shooters, a !❑peeling took plaeo on Monday at StaMford, half way between Londoti and Nottingham. By agreement tlicy were . to toe twelve balls each. The challengers took thelead, and were beat try the Artillery Company by three balls;' they then contended with'i corps, who beat them witheast:,having . 17 bails to spare when three gav e th, m the victory. '•: The Freya frigalc, U,iptain CAtkai*4 . 4., arrived on Monday night at Portsmouth horn Lisbon, ac- corn:fanjet! by a transport with - VOubded and in.; valided from the army.. • • • The Cork Paper, received to-day, saya:- - - , ." are happy to state, as the best proof of the good order and' tranquility of. the,city of ,Cork,.. that the; tcrrpination of ,our Assizes makes the eighFeewh, without one capital convielionl - Cdtto . Nea's Iscaursst.--:On Simday last a C 'ro- Der's Jury was held at the sign of the Sngar Loaf, Greenwich, on the body of Thomas Dixon, a b , ,y between ten nod eieven years of age. r appeared he slipped between two lighters in .t he river Thames, and Was drowned. ,H e was the great grand-ion of i'vlr• John Wooliett, .whose ancestors' lived many centuries at Elhatn,.in the county of Kent. 'E'6icuTlois.-TnYesterday morning Joseph Anti). nio and Joseph • King, for various- robberies, and Thomas Mann,,for forgery, were execated at the Debtlrs' door of News; ilt, pursuant to their i , en; fence, About eight o'ch,ck they were blooght out, and ascended the fatal platform:. Th-y met•their fate wirh becoming fortitude. Antonio and King were attended by a Catholic clergyman, and Mann by the Qtdinary,of Nowgate. Soon miler they ere tied up they were launched. boo -eternity. Jelin Francis, who was Ethic, tried with Mann for tergerk, received a respite the itight previous to the,execa4. tton. On Moridayafternoon, about five:o'clock, a sailor, 'in a state of insanity, mounted the lamp-iron upon the centre arch of Westminster Brici,;;ts, and, to the no small 'surprise of the spectators, who stood and looked on, he took his t.al 011; flung ii into the river and immediately leaped after, it. He at first sunk, but alter a short interval, rose, and swam re in.trkably well.. He was picked up by some boat men, and conveyed to the Red Lion public-house, where lie partook of some brandy, and when asked the reason of his jumping into the river, he , said fie did it with a view to drown himself, as lie knew ha should -be hanged, haying. com mi t ted murder, a'i'd various other crimes too numerous to detail. In the ecurse of his observations he was found to be very .incoherent, and in a delirious state: he wets conveyed in a coach to one of the receptacles for lu natics. The servant girl of M-. Huinphries, of Ports land Road, while cleaning the windows of the first fller,of. „her master's house yesterday, was preci• piiat6'dnti the iron railings beneath, and so dread fully lacerated, that but taint .hopes are entertained Ofher recovery., On Monday, about three o'clock, a house in Ar lington-street, Camden Town, while the I,4mily were front home, was entered, by Means of falsd keys, and robbed of twelve table spoons, and a great number, of °diet articles of plate, 'rings, feWelleryi lace, &c. to a contderable amount. A foot tare was run on Monday; on Hounslow Heat!), fig fifty guitre.is a side, betwixt Cap( Agar, the pedestrian, who won the I'oo miles match in Soy tnersetshire a few weeks since, and a Gentlettian natlied Fothergill. The distance w3s 400 yardS, which the . Captain performed in 57 seconcts„.arid beat his adversary 16 yards. • „ Monday evening, about nine o'clock, as a Gen tleman Was getting- onfof a coach in. Skinoer-street, near the o,d he was hustled by a gang of pit.k:pockets, and robbed of .his pocket-bock, con tainteg d bill Qf exchange for , 10(101. and small notes to the amount of 171. On 'Sunday evening alt invalid sailor s lately from Plymouth, walking near atek-street, East Stnith field, wa3 accosted by a tetwJd, whom a accoln parried to' a house in that ,neighbourhood ; soon after which two fellows itltioduced themselves ietd th e room Where they Were sitting, kind seat th 4 woman oat, under pretence of 0 procu+a liquor'.` Soon afterwa r d s one of them a )ed f t the sailovirt. the chair, while the other'robbed hisu of his ppeltolDotak,.containiti between feoi. and Jt)!; in Bank notes, and his pension ticket, with ikiticit they made oft.' Coßty EitctiAnott, AUG. t day We testa very few fresh arrivals of Wheat, and short ,tip 4 phel on band, the iales made are fully at id-t drices,; scArce any thrley and, dearer ;' !'kilt and White... - Bettid fully at the last currency ; but Sew Beans of each kind, tvhieh support the late ad. Vance; the suppiies of atts. -are likewise bbi.lry and prime sainpi,s are natued Somewhat dearer ,t Flour at late prices. Wheat -75 i A Owl a 100 Fine ditto - . 1 0 (4 a 11 , Rye - a. 44' 'Barley • . • 4 0 s a 4fs Malt • „. 7114 a ?" W fate :e3SsDolleriDos a uss Grey ditto - 4Ss a 546 Wars • • 4t's to Sal Tfck ileanS 31$ a i 4 46 I)ittu(tilag old) . 4 ) S a ~t 4 VMS 21* 253 r 1,3 P431.413d 3 is a 3zi Poratue ditto . 335 . 3 4 4 Kap,: . 40. 4.431. Fine flour lisa a 9cl SCeQtiti3 isas 4 Ili)A ~i! ~'.• 1 ff