The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-13 00:00:00

only against thtliasigits_ ..ectvrttpAgT.___, thi the r'eyelutionary opinici\ns which ovetterned- the trench GoveinnaVnt, and brought France to , the yoke of Military `:dthpottsrri: We canobt.Con du4e our obseryatiotit tritfr .preperli than by an eittki from the illorming Chropsica of WedneKlayi; whi chfereiring 'to the Meeting of Monday, isYss; 9ftere yitreexpresiiitil tired On that occasion whic h 'mutt convince every. thinktng Englishman of the Imperious twcessity of ra,tying round these men rik'4ll4' are lithlied to liefutin, as the means efineveniiiig innovatiote . • - - . . , yrnin the letters htought by the Durna, we lea rs rn,' tilt' 'bo ats, ami y,i)3l; craft were assembling in 'km' diz harbour, with a view to another expedition un T . der ihe command of General GRAHAM. the eire 6 o f Witch, if it should he carried into executiorn . !Ait , uld no dot.ht be to accelerrtte the raising of the tick of tha t pfice ; au ev en t, w h ic h , we aPre* '„ fi e ei n't Cannot M tie lag deferr e d, as some letters ght by this sail(' conve)ance assert, that the littch had a,'.ittally begun 10 ' l )3t:k up ai Chictuna. The; Milenee of the annexed L on tf,e , obje i)ti,the at la c k and trptitse of the Fie iter, tich before Tar d - ' Nona, .on the 30 li of Aoril, sufficiently exposes the iticoriettne.s of the account. Ilse , teeter alsO shows the allegatino in the 'Mar/ikon that Pigueras 6461 " "t tin in when ii devolved iutu the 'hos Hi The Siinhi , rtis, 10 hlt Mit! ;" . ," TAttitAGoNA, Apltic, 31).......Wd. have ta k en to .i", gueras 46 UOO 64:its of wheat, 22,000 rations of ilra ti. 1 I ,00U quarter* of barley, 4000 sides of ba , ;goo colt, sou Dina of brany, sou live' oxen, Pieces ° I 'rlilltrY, 60,000 Muskets, with.uowder. • bill, gl:in4des, and otittA ammunition, adequate to sustaiii a siege 1.1 . tett years. TWo millions Of per teta's (+silver ceio, valiie about to/ !•) w it h'a ' l the ' th( nleY and vale Ides of the•Ge-netals and 'others, conv it er n with son carts, to co..tey these t.,qiects to .an more situation, y ta L '` El'ole's, betae he entered Fi gueras, cut l is way titru rol ! d VVII ii al. array of 700 o• men, at which he. de . Tr ay bditAiioll, ►lottog •ottlyloo of 4is own lollowels. ' it •1,1 I, it ,t . "" rre neh hAVe 3 t•tnlik(l all'their forces in ‘,,le oitipur,lan in front vt, Fibueritit; 14 about 8000 t.trong. 'We lea.e. 7uou tilet, consmaihied by Sara .l, w ith WOO caValr, gel's clo4e to 1.1)P"'• II t. resume,' thew nAttlo i,,,ii;e6l 84'0;14 given• . 4 We laave an at:Count to' Snows having, tel , f i , . !Ida with 5040 men. , its , Inect'd-ulyekiiii 10 6 e - . et-lie P er "a alikt Ostalrich, wi lue 'the Aktriisonts are on Lill allowaoce. it` S,lrtitield, ilk, wr: " ?'," 'T ' 11148 heAten the Fiencli, lie will be ;ibis v., 4! itacs; 'aucoet, aliti the ettelny',.vlll bo cleared from Inc proOire in n short tooe. We are the more co,;tjtient of b"e" i,,, I,r s ' . w ith !le,hti, -klii Skithticld 1141 10,0 00 sli d , p.iiii.._.)- --- il, 1 2 . 1111' (no[ ceoptilecl in his re';ulat,), whO tight "e llon't, h'•lt with no sort ol order. . . i " 11916 r, i t . 'mob atter 'akin Nut:rasa 111,6 !. an ‘,scursion nun Frditc.. 'midi 6.600.01, these sharp . . showy's,' to plader and desloY• ' ' ..,dreamThe Vdkocians fraye their 'head quarters at t4ll°, and threaten Toctual with an istlack. ~t . i l 5U° French, lb II were to lay wa,te Ma.- Ittor-" oil one was allowed to, escape, to tell the f .,, y of the fate of his Oro ‘4lllMatnit r." potions to the French ............ . , rile latest accounts froro Nl.,drid are to the, tith i 41 ` C ItSl,lerable almut pretiatlcci itt that et Y , an . u _• it iv v lid that orders hail been !ivett to fortify ti l e poacipal points from the bridge of Arztibivpaelet.o the Ilotth hmk of the l'agus. ulficial Papef, continuing ‘‘ a's' alem enth°l.l,°ll4.l tier . ' . 11 Itin lVt'd iiolll Oh; hall-pay into ectft",lband "21111(n.s 01 the hoe, betw , en the years 1700 141'4 cld'a calcula' too ot the v:00 OA he 441fTaY Il vt'd b.; their the v:00 has been laid upon,. I'e'!sbi at the Hc , ..ve of Commons. :.. The half-loa.Y of each rank is caicolated at twelv e yoars' purchase, It 'd lite asvin g tu the Kibbe, by t h s Judi , lee' al l . taall'ehlllt, dicing the Demand tbove rne"ti"ne` o ' f "11 , ' l4 t"' Q. 275.4481. los. Tks savil l i 4 another -- ''e Veit adtauidges which tht ,. Public owes to thettllll4ly adloithstration of the Doke "I Yclit ' l' M . tilt' I teti of CA ' 1 I''li s to 140 P ia ' ° . 1-1 i ti h. e'y -Old ry w A( 1 11 , , dun COOllOOO 0,, M.lnday before his 10.13., ;;g'Mtiti the PitiNcit flaGeNT;ahhotigh oo a. inua'" btfu.lv cale, will nut he less interesting than that °I, '"idIl"1* Th e Cavalry was to hab;e mane i%re,i L . e , , . re v.' le L ull It(iy4l Ilighne,it on that clay, after the deter "It o..t.ing• to 11) . e ► lsteneSs of the hour it % . l ii,s 6 ert ` 4l . lt Itegitrienttare, Royal Horse A l t II 1.17, 4!14 1414acie ; Travelling IVlollat Brigaj.ei ISt il;:ie. ,GI1,1(1 led (Iwo; 2( 1 Dragoon Gnatcls, or - '' i ' li "iIY% t 3d, Kin r ' Own' (heave) ) I)riiigoonsi 1 0q, .. . " 41 11 and I etli Hussars) anki :lad Light. D!d -t 04111 1. ' ltr vi i ,„ • .10 4 , 4 of) S i, em J has ! , been made to set fi re. to the vr0,,,, the . s h pts 011133, in the West' Indies, Is aPP:'B" Ng" t.ollowing extratt of a letter', dated St.!. ho s/414'144 VS, 18 1 1 :-.-11 Within th ese last few' t4`1,1 !bete have been repeated attempl.!i to set the tun a l t ,,? ll hie in b e quarters, i n th-q Recceeded. In the last, ;tone of which:tor a fel l ow was cati g ht ar i d i : v 't,i' ott of lit .thq matches 131.; had laid, oow io close totitinetnent.". P ho l , rnan ~" alklsN.--Yetertiay morning a y sit t , u_t_)g . tki, k l ", the narne, of B RaN titY, 1410 Y lr"11 4r b ~,, ).Ire. underto*for a , wager of i 01. to ..walk h'tk 4!•ltillii'B.Bthict, smithood, to Barnet. and tllt,44'elio, in runt b l unts and a half, the, ‘.vilele ttirr itm e4 of ,r te biting tvrenty-twO. Miles • : ile le r , tn . in Ivor o'clock,' stopped on the toad about hour ,iit4e, and. reached hairnet a quarter of 41 1 h e it tti tot o'clock ; 'ifter stopping a short time! th e :114 airflitt. on , hilt- tetprit, 0,1111 coMpleted, 41110';e41P.' in t.iiiii,.t minutes less Alien , the .tinte Sit ed. Sittia - fo rt th it 4Ppointed- in Middl esex and London be. ”ight RCM. EDW A Cfl Lord Ilia. R NEW ( OUGI, 411 hie( J . * '' . . nsttce, c. us and alter ',rainy T e eth , ' I 1:114 n 1,40, .11,14tppt.._ 441 . , ...1 11 1 . 11: 41 "*gx. qo a .„ t un , 1.01400 w. " S ,attirdaY • . June as 27' ,;. 11 Urtidy . • ws7 I utitt4y . . July 2 htif ula y rip TER TERm. Friday ~~, RAVAL S. Majesty'* ship TUfi. nant, 01 80 guns,. has recaptured ' the George and Mary, homeward bound West Indianian, with a , valuable' cargo, which vessel had been captured by • the iidelphi French privateer. • Came down the harbour and anchored in the Sound the Druid frigate. Went up thb harbour to be refitted the Surveil tante frigate. Arrivcd the ikhates sloop of war from a cruize. FALMOUTH ' JUNE to.—Late last night arriv ed the - Queen.. Charlutte packet, Captain MUDGE, with Mails from the Leeward Islands, 37 days,from St. Thomas's. The Eliza packet, which left this on the 24th March, bad folloWed her very closely, and had arrived at St. Kiit's when the Queen Char. lotte left Tortola'; the latter .packet spoke, on the 21st ult. in lat. 34. tg. king. 6t. 48. the Nancy of and for Dublin, from St. T homas's; and on th e 27th spoke the ship Fame, from Loackin for Que bec; and on the 49th the ship John, of Newcastle, for Qtiebec,.and time American ship sidrian, of and for Baltimore, from Totittingen. The passengers by the Queen Charlotte are STEPIIEN• PAULIN, Esti. and Messrs. *HARRISON and NDERNIIOOI‘ t On the Bth May, pursuant to sentence, for the murder of two black slaves, a Gentleman was executed at Tortola ; • be was a great duellist (having killed four Gentiothen in the West Indies) and was supposed to be one of the first shots there. .Also arrived this mottling the 'Duke . of Kent. packet, Capt. COA7rSWOIIIII, : with Mails from Lis bon, which she lett on the 2.'d inst. Baclajoz had not laileii, but - Was expected immediately ;it is said that Stitmr had nut retreated ro but has taken• the road to Cordoba, in expectation of 'meet- , ipg reinforcements from MassaNA. Lord .IVt.t.- f4Norm, un the other hand, has ordered those . tioOps which were io reinforce Marshal BUREOURD, to match in the direr:firm to intercept .thern.—The wounded in the late battle of the 17th, are recover ing fast. The picket brings no news whatever of the movettientsal‘,lAssethrA ; the Duke - of ex changed .signals with the -Sire,* packet (which, left, this . on the s6th ult. for Lisbon and the Brazilh) on the Gth'inst, and on the /th inst. spoke the Princess Chorktia,paskei, with Mails fur Lisbon ; and 'Yes terday his Majesty's brig &eaflower,. with Dis Patches tor :hat Port ; his Majesty's brig Whiting left Lisp bon on the 31st May with Dispatches for '.ttglatid. Pasitted'this Pori last eirenite c i . his Majesty's ship Caledonia, 120 . gtins, for, Mediteminean, with Vide Admiral Sir . BowAan PEI.L.EIk i Bart. on board. ArriVed the ,Americao ship klaryland, from Nor folk, with naval stores fur Deptford. • DEAL, JUDIR 10.--:Sailed the 4pelles sloop of war ou a crnize. PORTSMOUTH., Jusa 12. Arrived his INlajesty'.s ship - 111 a / a 6ar from the Leeward islands; •he parted from her convoy of. 73 sail on the 7th lust. one be them, the Mary, PARRY, has arrived at this - pat ;: the remainder are hourly expected. Sailed the litioldp sloop of war on a ctuize, DISTRIRCI FION OP PRIZE-MONEY. Salvador del Muado. fur the Hatabet, to-morrow, on board, at Plymouth. th,dauotou. tot the Dorothy tr.inspOrt (re-vepture), un the ist luly, un board; recalled at. Messrs. March Jott Co.'s, Gosport, . . • • - I:gcria, for the Scalia Winner. ageo4 ?Aka:elle and Hort:- nung (re•captnre), at Leith, on he r arriva l ; recalled at No. C ternent's-inn. - Calliope, for several Danish vessels.captured between the wit of March and 24 uF September, Otto, and tor Lit Coin tesst de Hansbourg. to.nioriow, board, at Sheerness recalled at No. IC Cleinent's.inn. Flamer and Lynx, tor the Margaretha Cathanna, anti lames Co,,k (te.capture), and Le Fore', to-tuoirow, at Sheer ness; recalled as above., UINDSOR, Jo' Ni 12. Yesterday afternnon, theQtnnii, the. Princesses, and Princess CHAtts-wl - 04 at LIA, went to Frog 'More Lodge, and drank tel. 'rhis morning, at to o'clock, Princesses Avon's- TA, SOPHIA. ,and a CHARLoTTe WALEs u took an airing on horieback in. the Great Park, and returned at one. At 12 o'clock . , the CluraN', Princesses ELYZMIETH'aiId MARY, took an airi ng to Trugmore Lodge; add Walked in the Gardens; _ . . - Toe report ofte KING this morning, is, " that he worse, but much iii the twine state as he was 'yesterday." . An expiess arrived in town yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from Bushy, stating, that the Doke of . CI,ARENCE WAS sonkthing better. 'Advices - from Carth.goni infor m Ps, that the army o f M u rcia, consisting of about 15, 000 men , - - under General Freire, but badly organized and pre vided, has been put in motion, and we learn that the forces of Sebastlani 1,11 that neighbourhood have in aonseguimce been withdrawn, A postscript to a cadiz letter of , the 30th of lasi. motif!), 'mentions . another , lnirrid massacre. It sill be recolleaed that . tee gaVetlie intercepted let -tor of General Gazan, addressed to Marshal Snell after the 'battle otallbuera, giving an account 'of his own perilous' situation during the 'retreat, himself Wounded, with 4000 others in the samecondition. We understand that all these helpless fugitit es have: been overtaken, and killed ,by the indignant Sponiards. ' SPANISH PiiPERS, 'ilt 'CORTES. OF MAY 14. getIOC PEREi reed &letter purporting k be sighed by him as President di the American D4utation, and which appeared in the !it'll number of a Joitr. nai published in London, entitled Et Espanol. The letter related to. the. discussions on the affairs of America,-and was very disrestie6tful to the Con. gress. He protested that the letter wai not his, and in prem . of ibis made a variety ' of obseri , ations. . Senor ESTAVAN declared that this letter *as a scandalous Senor LUIVA moved, .that`the diary of the tortes should be immediately printed for this day's session; to do away any false impression which might be made on the minds of the people of America, where copies of the .Esponol might go.. • After some other strong observations on the sub jeti, its which it was even proposed, that 'applica tion should be made'to.the Goveinment to deliver up he Editor of the Espanol, who wak to declared proscribed ; it iwas at last agreed, that the Lath, and oilier numbers of the Espanol, blioul,l t:e referred to the inferior Junta of Censorship for their examination, and that the competent tribunal should adupt . t he nvcesaiy procedings. in ,this Case. SITTING OF MAY 23. . The dispatches were read rekting to the memOra.; hie b 'tile ut Albuhera, and one of the t h ree colouni taken truth the enemy w. 34 al.o presented. On hearing them read, Senor TURNI3IIOII said, " I can not. contain the joy o 1 my heart, nor reti.tin'troin exclaiming, Thou hast coilquered, my country, thou halt conquered; and this victory is the forerunner of fintire victories !" Senor Plift KZ bR CASTRO made the following-mo. lion : •'` That, in tesitmony of their valour and pa triotism, the Cortes declare, that the Spanish Gene rals, Officers, and soldiers, who 'were in the bAtle of Albuera, have desef ved well bi their 'country, hnd that they be thanked accordingly in the name of his Majesty ; that thanks be _also given to General . Briesaird, the Officers, and allied troi)l4, which were also engaged; conVeying at the time 10 their Governments the high satisfaction Ma• jesty, upon seeing the happy result of so intimate an alliance."' Appr,,veo' of iminediitely, as if by accla mation. • ' TARRAGONA, APRIL 30.—The generalarming of the pr incipality, r cle‘reed 'by the Junta in •Pcbru. ars , last, goes, on .With the Areati.--it activity. • The funds destined. fur this' objOtt arise' from a 'con tribution of two teals 'Mimi, to paid 'every. three months by all the inhabitants of Catalonia of both sexes. • On the Igth' there entered 'this place 649 pti;. snnjrs,stakeit on the if., , th by the Baron de Eroje4, it; the action of Olot. The citadel of Hostairich is besii!%ed by our troops, who, on the 25th made thetnselvertnastera of the town ; in cOnsetinince of which the besieged could not genie doWn tOf of which they are in the greatest want, as well as of Foy isionl. We are assured .that the enemy's garrison in, Ge 7 rona also suffers great want of provisions.. The ',french of the. Ampurdan 'maintain' therm• selves in the town of. Figuera . , Upon which (1)t castle of S, Fernando is constanily firing.: There are other . French Mulins de Key and itrr vicinity. Those at Figuera•ainount to Out) . infantry ank.r4OU Airy at least: The Mai - gnus de Campove.rdo' Weis 4,liVich on. the.27th wit ti lti, troops., General Suchet Embed through Lerida with boob two . , herd a convoy cf. 40U carts. He was .10!'clay at Momblanch,..sit leagues from this . ; we da not know his destinai ion , not it is. supposed t .he"w itl w endeavonr.to relieve Hosialriely, • orto thaw'? 'clo4ur the blook..ide of the castle of 'San-Fernando. TAltancoik:s, Arum 37.—8 y 'n Courier just at rived from Vie!), we learn that the Marqois of ,Campovelde, with all his tro , ps i and the division of .SarsfrAti,, :has arrived at that-city. Thisnitexpoct. ed, and in part retrograde movenient, we are un ;Jul!. to acconnt for; Sarrth pretend, so say, that it has in 'view a combined . plan against 11 . 0,1alrielf and Gerona; but the More probable reason- is, to unite ouryv hole force,' tor the purpose of proceeding to attack the Frotich at Figtleras" . , who are there with 7,000 infantry, and cut - oft all communication With the caole;, from whence we were obliged . to dismiss the prisoners, on account of their consuming pro- - visions. to the mean time - we Inow.that our militaiy operations in this quarter have been tolerably stle- CeSsttll ; and that 6416: the capture of San Fermin. 'do,. few days 'have passed, in which there have obi been. favourable encounters; from 'all which there -has resulted the destruction of more than Nenctl dogs. The following letter coirtprehends nearly all the. 'correct tind ihiportant intelligence received by th e Gottenbsirgh Mass,e—, . G(iTTUNBURGH, MAY 30.•--Bernadotte has rendered . hisostM extremely popular. In every Swedish port, orders have been issued to take all Danish vessels, to burst all their privateers, rind, make their crews prisoners. The Danes have ntore than 400 privnteess. I AM • moored that Boma-. parte has eoutise,atecl the property of •Berniclotte in France, and that the Swedish Ambassador has - left Paris. • " The Prince of Eckmultl has expressed hirnsc4 with rnutilt insolence to the Swedish Minister id tiamburgh; respetting Bernadotte. " A war with Pentnark Seems to be noatioiql. able; but things will take .a ditleient , turn if Itu;sl.l has eoniposed her disagreetnenis with France.— Bernadotte,has expressed himself distintily;deelar ing that , the.taking of Swedish ships by Da n i s h pri vateels, will be vonsideted in the'fight 'of aggressinn and hostility. It is reported, that Prussian as well Dinish properly will be confiscated. (‘ Theorder to unload the ships was. only put in' execution at Carlshany and Carlscroha. The tO-. reignerB received nrchtrs to depart from ,theie. two pima, and , then.the unloading:was stopped. All goods , were atterwarchi . put at the disposal of the owners; but with the . condition 'that they should . not be export ecisi" sPoßmv& , ziviALIGENCi ASCOT HE -DTI!. wiroutsuix, Juitz Si. • If. K. 11. the Duke of York's l'ista of Fifty Pouncti-fOr ages. Mr. Makes b. f.' Sprightly, 3 yrs o ld - s „ Mr. Di lly's bl. h. iapan, 4 yn. old .. - i mr. Sadler's 5. h. Rung)°, aAcd - . 2 Ld Falidoutfi's c. h. Spcculatpr, s yr.; old - 'N 6t04 on Rtirtiho—ti to t apt ppall -41 cl 4 to : aro t,1.: ifinner.-•irl goad race. , The Swinlei Staket of iNs. each; tiki. fl , ricit. Capt, H. Vyst's b, c. liellator, by Cheshire Ch e e s e t Mr. } lake's Queen of Sheba, 4 yrs old ' - i Mr. Laribroke's Hamlet. 3 yrs gin . . . 3 H. R. H. the Duke ut Yers's Lin:slaw; 4 yrs °LI . 4 L'd Lowther's Golden Fleece„' yrs 014.1 r . f • Eien betting on Queen of Sheba i to t agst Hamlet .—alt4 4 to I agst the winner. A i. , eepstakessot.zags. nth for . Aorses of all ages that never won mole than Goys, at any one time bet Ore the day or Darning; hi Plate, Match; or SweepstakeS. • Egrethnnt's b. c. by Vohanna out el Carthw, 4 rs Mr. Forth's b. f. by Walion,dam'by I avelin, ow el' 1-k.,v1 4 14 C. H. Somerset's - (ulian, by It enieuibrancer, 4 y4s Even on the winner. —A tlim9us race. r..r-........ ~..~~....wr L.dlY REPORT. COUItT Ul 7 KINGS BENCH. T ubs U • F4A'SISTON V. 10114 SHAW ., , .This was an actio n b ro ugh t ,by a l t anb.tianetr; against the defendant, for an assault upon hint It appeared that,on the first of March last, the tiif had ascended his pulpit at the Fnuntain Inn, in the Min9ries, for . the purpose of bollittb a quanti ty of flints, and, Dutch herrings. The sale ut Inc flints was nearly over, when the defendant, who was a bidder, and a little intoxicated, said he would raise nlaugh, and immediately applying. hip shoul ders to the pulpit in which the plaintiff was; aver. turned them both. The plaintiff was caught itt hhi fall, by one of the bye-slanders, and teceived ua great personal Injury. He dcclttted., however, to mount- the rostrum again, and the sale was inter rupte.a for a.short time. The defeuda'tt became thp porcLaser ,of hall the lu! of flints...-. Upon the cross eitarninalion cieone of the witnesses, it appeared that the-plaintiff himself joined in the laugh which the,_trick occasioned. The bOrnpelb, Itrid bt*n.gating sot - 116 at the herrings; and 'drinking together tor an hour previous to the sale. • Lord E4-I,EI4IOIIOUOti said - that this 14 , 34 c e rtainly an assault in law,, but a sexy foolish cause of ac. Lion. Verdict for the plaintiff, damages 18. . THE THEATE,—Mrs. JoE.DEN, •who has 'keen alWays ready w_lend the assistance of her talents in of friendship and hurnanity,, on Ttie,ddy night came forward at Covent-garden Theatre, atter an aWeti've of * three' years (ruin the liondon boards, •to siApport t beirefif.of Mt% jo NE,S, Whi)Sti charaaer in, private lite, iron) allitcounts, is worthy of 'such a :kind exertion.. 'The p)ay . • wei=; The Coiintry and Mrs. Jo IDA . g. the htfroilio of 0 ) , displayed the saine.arrit, hutnour,:ind rxriVCII Ilia ao pruperly raised her in:o cefebri.y. Ina* aced, so fat front being itnpairedtty rime, or Lktitt• ecl by tepatition, hdr powers seems tu, have derived increisect vigour from practice.. Certani it is UPI' .slie never gave the character of Mist Peggy with more vivacity, and Inaity passages wcie . poittio4 wi , it an Wt.,* that could only rc rt,lt from to4po,iet anitna!e.l by genius, and guided hy. ttbserv.ttion.- 1 1 i s Deedless to say that blio was :receivect with . worturit applause by a yery numerous audience, and that ihp applause apcotripaniod the whole of nil. pt•r -' tortnattee.--7NitiNDEO ~supportedihi, part. of 'Mood s , with his us...al judgraol and povver et*t.-4oErt...t . was light and in arkish, titid J.LIKMYNOIIt: and I3iti)NtOt4 %Ory i'especiable in Harco4ri and Ville* . IlaysitAttKiT.=-:.•The Historical nomance of The lioL i al Oak way represented again on ay and I,ist night,.and wits lolly confirmed in public favour. There is, as we before observet4 considrrable itite4 rest in'the piece, and though it deviates from hisro , ... Heal truth, the ,varitit ion does not .viobte probability, and therefore it should not provoke , the rigour of FiLL 4 sToiq is more easy in the part at Churies, and suitilitis it ahogusher with energy, and feenng: tneukt asaiti observe, that we only wish to . see Mrs, to,Conivdy, in which she is lolly entitled to tale the leati,on,the I l andon Stage J.,,but performance of Lady fryarditim.ia creditably to her feelings, and excites sympathetic The audienc.r w, re 11 prenoinerno pn the.formet tight, and .1 lull relief ,in the,vvitiniiicalitiea of the farce Tile T'e'at ky, 4'ury, for nil ' sensations which the Mutter piece,liatl awakened. Aecording to letters from. well. informed persons at Gottenbtutil, the mereltan . ks there are under consi derable alarm, lest Sir James tautnarcz should be indneed to come to extremities With the, Sweoisit Goiernment, in consequence of the Measures 'he linter has adOpted with regard to the einleharn Ca. - - goes. Such portions thereor.as have been proved to 'he boniifide Swedish property, have beett.reOot : , t1 try their respeOive owners and osisirs have bee:, s o ld to defray expellees : the rest contitioes in 'ln. Go m - vernentWarehouscs, Sir ~ltrues Sautparez, diss fed with thesprOceedings, is said to, love , remon, strat , :d with tint GOttanMent ; and we hair: ri so 1 to believe the gallant Mtniral'gava IV understand, that if the woliseation of the cargoes were persisted in, he should,,w ; ithout delay, conformity to ord er s frOtnhis Conrl,.ittack the .3-.vedish fle et a nd other shipping in the harbour of Carlscroira,, sviiicii it was in his power to dt.stioy. Tins 4etermination of the Bt'itish Mutual is said to induced ths,',Swedish government to pause , and it wits .propoi , :d to send a military otficer (General Travers) on board the Victory, for the purpose of discussing the.triatterin, dkpute with Sir J.uties Saotttarex. Yesterday Astley's Annual Prize Wherry was rowed rot; by six Watermen who !tad not won .311 y of the Dome's fornier Wherries. • They started about foul o'clock from Hungerfotd. Colitnsi 4buve bridge, who'appeared the favourite at starting, of the deat h I v ad thc...way, and won the boat. Dodtorhad been alarmingly Indisposedi hut he its so of N . v D e ri the h r l e ot ii i i t ( U, to or lea E r lit t l 'a u t rg t), : repor t trite. The tnncli recovered that lie i 3 expected setitt to,resuitie Ills Utklal now iivingin the parish o f B u d oc k , wall, a woman of the ixtraoidirtary age of I it). I 111 ~~ f J ~3