The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-29 00:00:00

• . . , - . .. . . , NAVA L . 14 E WS. . ,i PLYitotili, Ait. 27.--' 'rite born 'wall liegirnent of Militia marchil its here yesterday f rom .Kings d,-e and enibailted irinUed:ateiy on hoard trani- Mt far Inland. It War not the /Vielileit frigate that arrived here .e ' llerd ai bit die frii frigate from off Brest. i Arrived his M cjestv's ships Favourite and Scylla r4le 'nize; and the Recruit from Portsmouth ; the 4 M o ntt, itcEn , and Sufficient, Pz4ttss, from - \11,41'. Allo arrived, II th e Cleopatra, GLNDIN' 11i4 ) ham Lisbon, bound to Guernsey. 4141h4 the Ite/icc* b,; of vt are from a cruite. ei. -4 i) the Harbour hiuMajeaty's ship Kettuit. ...-.::._, • . . • thi:ll4l';Atto. QB.--Anived his Majesty's ship 1h no. h a ' . , p,. "%NI Noshing, and the Youth ftorn New '''nce, in 38 days. ......... Ilu kt 1, 61tacrit, Ann. 28 . — Ariived his Majestyll 14,44114 r, Sir JOREPR YORKE, Pgrnorns frigate, il l qk and Denmark men of war, and Rover and 'aro !torn the westward, suppotted to have a t o ' ne tt the Eau India fl ee t . Arrived the Spitfire man of war. suP P ssd 11.°11j 1 41, 011. F h . 4,—„„,. , 11 '0:i;: " ' AuG t 26 .." - Arrived this Morning the mails arldd ,i Qm Pdckeli Capt. 1 1011ARTs", with tett tlOtchts 14 ,days P'a'ge from Lisbon. A iih:firaniperti with troops from Portsmouth, an. .sailed. 11, i t , h ! re t "daYs before the Walsinshans :14" filiabith packet was entering the To the • fie % , v 44414,0124 Cagle out.... Nothing new iut irr n i,,,,. ik, art , `. avith no armed t he Z•Grd Flo tart packet, in la days, titilti:liii hil l) CAliz. Nothing ~,, q• •r, e) . new from that arrived out. 4 4 p,i. rtteung packet Wall safe , ti t t, "44r ‘Lr iltit p.iLoo,t:t, Capt. Pwrag, fro.n , New .ti v i u • the '' '' l ftl ao • she carried `iCtiklll to , 4 . ' days paaSage', trAt t tti , . 411 " X of the balm) said to have been 414 44 l'4 Chetapeake, .by the French frigate b tt , uo t 4/ Ilul Mahout, which the Lillie Belt . 1 ,, to /,,, • • "N fr, d ad PreViotli to his sailing, no . r..1),0 • , r4lltfittoct, Lo rd t ranspired, and the iIeWS was Od t , °4 ' „ coo, , iartgii ri "c lolling of the Cadiz, Mediterranean, f:',i'en'alitilL44;ol Packeis, kkere rlils ev e t titli; re ," ''tiriti•W''igettt's ( Ace, and they will plocum 11,4 ~ ntitirie wind. I r 'ilce of 1,- 4i- 1' ti: i to. sr aks packet, from J 41114 I C 4, / g 811V D 6 0 it, AUG. 28. l'eli Mt* tld lY tV • l'al ``''''''' ' l l4 110 OM& the Quilts and Royal gamily 11,i $ 41 Zmort liardt.n h to te.., titc. !kikksit,tjtril,:"g Princebst4 AttousT% and S°PHI!' k, -'' glibness the Duke of Comuals>o.l . " till L ll : c il g in the Great Park. 11'61" hall tea s ' bta ""'" part( •v e pat , tact by La nil 4 ' ill w It I.Ve, 11C.Coir 44) G 4"l ' G RAst, Lady ALBINIA (.. , u ' M. 1 0 ' etirA ti. k `•.. ry ti VAUD, dud. COlOtiel'lAy- II ttql"Quit m "'k ik; •t" and Pr iee .L. BETH and I\c•lary . ,t) ~ 1 1),, i„ ~, evoit.. ,-,t,llit. ii %) ri 0, 1, rrugtuore GEntlet)6.. id ~ • .1k:ligo , 5 9 / 14. ki 114 ' X NW Batt.tta, andAVILLT ~ , I,q,i ~ • IN q ~ . , I; t"„ I 'Is t in . ',"" otornittg, about time o'clock 'vtlti; ! '''' '' '''lliOrl, br.• !LILLIE waited upon . , tt), with th • if ...Ty. their eport upon the Matti of h is 'll"'"'"---••............... er)4l/4110/l1 COUNCIL , (~ oq, r ' Ur ,r r, ---......... f rdly lin,dh4iiii ,-oinnton Couticii was held yesterday tift'r, the Heil nf %tin hies o.atkerr• (1. 4 1)4,14 committee- on the itnbit° of „Ili 1 44 !e, r , 'lc, discharged front Newgule a''' ti 1,,,. tt6,11,11 should ittcetttoe elided that the sun) of 5 . 1. 8 tilt-Zitiroti, %I ,freeman of the City of London lo Ilifg, ltittiti4lll ii then proposed and agreed 4:14 bih,,13131 should be alloy eu Lu those 1 4 , th, ' ' ll tiri, i, '''', three or moie children. 3 .: l _li s It'e4o44t4ehT. th e state of the proceedingsa "" 4 14, il l' 1„ a "'''''Q' tO eroto,we, ihe Alde rme n or Oltk . ,,'q i k , " as ittStiCett it, the Boroug h tikit,Nstr,A vi)rnniunicated' to this Court, . Wa/ IC 410 1, ' , 16, Th , w ,B for grant ,tts h i, th e ~,,,.,., e for t'l,lollm. . e,uca_. AiNv„ ll ,'" ,i• y for 1111 1n1dmilig,ru , R1 d . I. l d 4,,,' 1 4 ki ' 41 Clergymen of the Ltehlt, 3C k ilt ir 414 al ;Ile 5,14,1 Socirty. 111 (44,i dilea'itiot) upo n a prorated Amend so'4l,l tloti, _ Ill,k, l'h:1,1 'Llnitg, 2501.. iumead of the soot. the . I)l,,,Pe'luti in the affirmative. 4 14 i-ml di... '.. , th e tut f.l th t ~. .ropowd, that w h enever 4 , r, ,b r ' ri t•tril l ,,, ' . 9, Is t o d, to any persons who 4'k'"tfl 4C 410610110ns services, together with i4 f, Ltt.,t 441, voted at the carne time, it should L lli t , 'll,. („,Y.ltle Lord Mayor for the time be 411oZrr,„,,r' al Common Council; but • after Itv..triiii - "° 1 1 its to. lento the i,t244,,„ 4 ttt ni i li re propriety of g i k ,l 4 . Ili Q ‘ll, ' l . 4 e, as heretofore, to perform 1 0 11,1 IN 4iii:1144. ferritiod to the sword anti (i vs 1 4 , 1 , tlinka neeatived...—Mr. Deus; signify. L''talto:% ttli 0) ,:: Pa, *l Potte his intended motion rc "liiitiil fro ill Ci: g4 4 the Picture of the Sit.ge of '4l of Room, the Court ad. 11,atilt, ' 4IH ,„:.'""1"........... - .4111.11.1,1,1, 441 il c neziioen, 14 ,t 4tt or n , , 6 or Royal .H;ghlanders, 44, ' h ark mu m ietetirglt for Leith on. Monday, I NI t vie Qrltv d ' L. to tilts tten . The crowd 01 apee" 11 14 il rage , 041 1 IN* e 1 4 , 0 - 04, ,-- viit ero . talent wai immens ~ [ 141 4,,„." 1 44.1,0, -With the warmest' apptausus , (Jr ocht,d. T i 4 'llitell etnliiitiltd then) titleCe4* 4 1 , 14 I . & e At- o o ' S trig" "tilt ' teU et 4 111 Ot on a bank, but it,ilalt rit fl'ir't 44tcrues.‘ smack, It,. dis* % quint g was rut; i - hed . N r , - 110 1 4 1 1 th e p t , tt * hen ,rite whet* wei g hed' 14' lit „ httnehr ', 1 , 1 ,,‘,'it It s sou th erly witld. N tt,l, (1, 4 1 ' ^ittctl hes Lot eu, in India some t uk , r 1 Ft A r ' ' 4 414 \‘‘ 1) rti4 .'ilede. 1 'e ' t ' g 4r},' sticcesitul enage a ,lt yak, P. 41720.3 , 1.5 Tin riCtOsti, .44, 1 %46 VIE rao A TRUE STORY. kec ;sa at his Entertainrbent. " by 4r. AN 1 E gland Sc9tland, and nis ourissr, ;in various parrs o. leclantt. . (tßom rozi43.) INTRODUCTION. With beauty, force, and truth, the plaintive Muse's Has shewn the Atior's transitory pow'r, Who animates the Bard's sublirnest,views, Yet pleases only through his rte's short holle: If Pow/ could scenic art display, Ai.d tix its transient beauties on her page, In the fond record of that Muse's lay, GAKIRICX would charm in ov'ry future age. But all description of his skill is vain, As 'twere to grasp the variegated Bow, And Genius that gave force to Ss AK Ise straiti, Could leave no modCI of its priw'r beloW. CARRieIC, indeed, pre-eminent in all, lielleelett Man in cv'ry loin; and 4t4tc, Yct ineinify with a sigh shall oft recal, iktwirs of lihn whose tale We now relate. And could we boast.of his expressive His torte, his spirit, 4ntt his vivid mien, Terrific sympathy each heart would chill, - And all,wuuld Wel as if they Saw the seem. . J. • THE STORY. - VARIONS, so long on London's comic stage, Itank'd the foremost Atiors . of his Jgo, For humour bohi, original, and truc, In early days was tort about by late, Through ev'ry change of that precarious stag, ‘Vhich marks the lot tune of a strolling crew. With such a troop he quarter'd once at Lynn, The town was lull of bustle, spirit, din, And matiran °Wed to surprise and .scare. Amor.g the rear, to aid the mingled roar; Bears, tigers, lions, x rremendous store, With all the wonders of a country fair. Pcils were so scarce, 'mid such a numerous hears, 'l'h I'e *sots with a friend was forc'd to sleep, At the,sarne inn whete stood the mimic stage. The savage breed were in the space below, Alt rang'd in order for the morning show, . And howling serenades from tate to cage. tVearied, at last, by all this hideous sound, Our friends had sunk triton sleep . profound, When just at one o'clock, pOrtentous hour l • Pwasoats wasgently pull'il, and,•with a groan, His friend inforrs'd him, in a whisp'ring tone, To save their lives was nut in fortune's power. At first, he thought some danger might be mar, but SOW accus'd iiharembling friend of fear, The wild illusion of a alumb'ring brain. " For Heavert'ssakc, huah!" with moans the other said, "A A lion's at the bottom et the bed. aiy toot, this motsicnt.lobelted his Ogg'' , Mane." ?ie ILIONS assail'ci this panic with a jest, Nut all his sportive *at has mom distrest . Hii wretched friend, who answer'd, with a sigh, • 'Tis trot a phantom, cgitjUr'd up by le4r, • Alas t I'm cortaiii,..iiterei a lion here ; WE, you're mad, put 110%11 your foot said try." Still PA a soul thought '11V.16 Inerc, fantastic (trod 'lliat thus disturti'd his dreaming partner's Inuit, Though the poor,mart seum'd tome(' on the r44A. Resotv'd, howe'er, the point to ascertain, ale auctch'd h4s legs in tind the shaggy inane, Mut stUit ill OW horror Lhe.v it back. Too well listed his friend was in the right, Be felt the danger noW with equal aright, And both, indeed, were sunk in nee') dismay, Afraid to stay, yet more afraid to go, Lest motion should bite rouse the sleeping foe, And morn soon light him to his helpless prey. Some hours they patted in this disastrous state, I)uu►b, almost breathless, brooding o'er their tate ; Their fears incieasid c.ich,tirite they bend the 1-v,t it shonld Ineak the monster's dread repose, Wiwi', as new terrors with the day arose I' door alartn'd then' with a sudden knock:; As if a peal of thundershook the morn. The sound appear'd the signal Of their doom, Not dard they raise thvir heads to eye the door The beast seem'd moving, as if just awake, Alul, with redoubled horror, made them quake, ,Whert hark I a i.nock much louder than haute, Whitt:.lost in wild suspense, a heavier knock Scot to their palpitating heats a shoi.k, seeintil the crisis of their fate to bring; Again they thought tint beait -begiin to stir, A►►d alrew morn distant Iron' his dreadful fur. Lxpeding every mormnt he would spring. Tiit door was open'd, and with eager stare, A waiter 116 W approached the shuddiring And aAecl them why in licirtotls thus they lay ? With tirokeri Whispers they revtai'd the lase, He stateci'as if &m 'e it t°o in the plate, And strait on tip.tocstole in haste away.- The news like lightning o'er thern.ansion spread, And though it struck the stoutest there with dread; At 01143 they all in seatch`of we.ipous flew ; • Together to the chamber then they bend. To save poor PAISONs anti his wirtacti friend, Firmly resolv'd the monster to sub.lue. But when they saw the door, the hostile band, Aw'el hy, the danger, made'► solemn mkt. While thtta they paua'd, with apprehension pact A serjedirt bold, Who sent the Waiter there, Now scii'd the di►eful e.titse of all their care, A hajry knapsack—and so ends the Tale. * Saul:DA/es Monody on CASlLitit. The good people of Edinburgh are now treated with a Quadiuped cxhibitiou, at the Tlicat . te in that city. The tour-footed &dors cOrrimeneed their ope,rations on Saturday hie, .a piece written, by Mr. StPDONS ) the nunager, entitled The Russian 1011,031 m MAL: ' The Ac rest from . Field Ntat'sliA Jrinn LAGy to the diverse(' and daierters, Ills been 'printed and ci'rculated kbrotighinit all the fre6 places of this pi intipality. . . " Tl►e lUis'of, Tarragona . Is not irrepSrable I. it a.new stimulus to redouble tl►e heroic. endeavOurt upon wl4ll infallibly depend kite „liberty. of. the principality. Reports , spread. by the . enemies of union and order have prodUced a caridalons Als ptisiott. „ . , `f dais, reckeuingfrom'this time; is still al:. lowed to all who preserve in their hearts the least Spanish feeling; after which thOse who have ndt joined their colours in the places fixed upon for their speedy reunion, shall be pursued and' arre4ed by the civil and military authorities, in eider to be punished according to the regulations of the army. " I sincerely hope I shall not feel myself obliged to a& with leverity in fulfilling she obligations which . my country and the general voice of the nation ini ,posei and which demand *e should all : the rather than 'submit." - ,•• • - The address concludes with pointing ont the dir ferent points at which the dispersqd from the diffe rent regitnebt are to assemble. Lis I.4AcY. Vial, tUly 9, . 3Rtt.r • CAOtz, AUG. 5.--land4ings are pteparing in this tiiy for the Prineb of (harms, who is , expected heie from the army in Portugal. NICOLA Ui3 LA SANAttliiA, JULY 9.—On the 2d of this month the army of Wachs; anti the division :of Brigadier Don 'F. CABRERA niade a iimvement to attack the bridge of Orbigo. The trench who oc• cUHed,it.were beaten, and-driven back -a league and a half, ,:bnt General Botottr arrived with a re inforeeMent, and charged with six thousand nine our torces; , who retired in good order to Btentedit, and Magoz. We had some killed, and carried off sixteen tVa[tons loaded with wounded.; the loss of the enemy wai greater. On the hhlht of the 3d, .20 waggons laden with their wqunded entered Benevente. The artillery, which bad retired to Riquejn, has returned, and marched to thtl neighbo.nhood of AStorga, to join the division' Of QABREKA, • VAL.ENOJA r 'JUPY 'Fish:lms taken at Tdrtagona,; cOntinually arrive here; they state. the horrid &nettles of Sticlt ET, who caused inno cent blood printipsilly tha t of women,and children, • to flow in torrents. aVLY ..19.—A diyis;nn, consisting of 4,60 d men, under the orderS 01 General MIRANDA,' iiiSt disembarked in Peniteol,t. _ Putrfavisbai, Tut. 24.—General ARADIA arrived; here the daybefOre yesterday., and was received with extraordinary. appkuse. The Gidacians are delighted with It 'is said the enemy hare presented thtlnielves in respectable force at A,torga, and that our army has fallen back upon the line of Mantanar. General.ArgaotA aet Out yesterday, for thee, purpee, it is Oported, of putting himself at the i lie.ad of the' troops. ALICANT, JULY 200—The third army is complete,. ly err anises. The horse, formerly dividedirt troops, ;tie 11,4 formed into eight, or,: nine. excellent jegi• one, ts. regulations have laken.plaee-among the ilif.ihtry. The troops possess - ardoni. acid 'bra:, very. The Guerilbs ,calry the incursions very batteries of Alhambra. • MADRID, JUNE 9.9.—1 n the evening of the 21(11 ) '' eittered this city about 200 prisoners,. incOding 24 ()dicers, sto ot.whont were Spaniards, and four Eng. liih, including the Colorn-ls of the regitnents' of TO. L e do, and second Of Catalonia, who .were t.tken in the action of Gevora, on the 19th of February: Anu Aid-de-Camp of General BALLEstEttoB', . . like Wise taken priioner, made his escape, in Povillv. JUNK 300--In the night of the 2stti arrived. 300 'Caritl.ol hick ' and wounded,. who were lodged In the Convent of S. Francisco, and are said to be front AndaluaisAnd La Mancha. The Mlrtiuls de.MoN- Tutistamose died in Paris a shoji titne after 'his ar. rival. Sick and wounded are continually hiiugiog in, and to-day it is reported that 450 of the latter have arrived at- l'alavera. The total evacuation of the Asturias is confirmed : GenerJl Puiti;i& to Votes with 4000 Men. . . . JULY s.—Parties of the Patriots contirma to alarm and harass the French. One ot them, in the . night ot the 2411), advanced to, the gate De la Vega guard, which -consisted of juramentadaik, joined them, end they marched away to eater. At the pass ot • Getaie they curled away ten horses belong. ,ing ,toSbe„post•liv.ose. On the 30th, the: party of the Pityitilan-entered )(micas and Villavielosa, made pri,onets the dragoons and jurarn,:nladaa wlio were. there; gnd carried off six Lollies. On the Rd of this month, a convoy of prisonerS was ready to be sent off, but received counter orders, the Wort intentiod to accompany it having been employed to reinforce the convoy of ammunition which wont out this morning for' Estremadura. ' On the same tits arrived two officers, one from Castile, and the ober from AiMVO., They alighted at the house of BELLIAIib, with x'Aorn they hari conference fora considerible time, withontafter- Warits speaking to any person, from which, and the ill-humour ot-.I3ELLiAaU, it is inferred that .their pelt's was disagreeable ;: what it was is not certaioly known, bur there is reason to believe thatthe of :beers frorb Castile brought . .accot relitiVe" to the tativenienti of i he' dalllOfin rtrmv, and the: Eri's . . Iroovs - which are Up-n Ciudad Rodrigo. Tint legUre appears to be confirmed by the :arrival of' -of• surge Ons, Bcd. fibm' Avila, and the haste Wit,b Which dispatches Wthe sent to jusiLp . The sudden and little expe‘led return ofJosePtt; has cettainlY diniihished iii some degree the itupit . shin which his journey had produced in. Prance and all Europe. Letters from Irun of the 26th • say, that orders have bean g:ven to prepare tOr his re ception, and that he wassekpeeled to art ive on the 2611). It is also :43 . 1.1, that he brings with him 10,000 men, - but according to otherstio6o,-4hreli Is the numbei of troops that have passed through that place since the Otla June, in variotii e..scorta, of which the greatest %sii that Which-aCcoinpanied Juiirar in the beeaining of list month. The turns of SiarniOnt is iii"the most nisCiablo condition, -and cannot enable Soui:r to wait for. Vtcroii and SEIASTIANI, and esiver the kingdoms' of SeviUc aad Cordubsi. Al midnight, between the 2d and 3d, the French Guards .were relieved by InramentaJas, and marched oat that rhuttliN• with two cannon and sixty horses of the 261 h, and about 200 infantry of. the 251 b; the greater part in the dire&ion of Gilad3hiLliii. , ~,.,, \TAT:EI - NM LIE/1 LCANtA rt.,, JULY 27:—Tile army of MARMONT 14a;put itself in mare:!" (Or the' tight bank of the Tagiks,'..and on the 20llt beg:ln to (qui F PI icentia. His at ti:lef y has tnarched,byl,;dtivera: Ott tht; 2t:ith there was in Cures a sgna,clion of our light troops, • commanded by Colonel Don 3688 EsPitso., A 61.71.2. hai marched iu the direction of Andalt,:iii4 s it"Wiiiig On' n:inlhitry road large ,detachrrien , s, lii , Badajoz a garrison r , ..!fitains. of 2,000 iuf Intl ai:d , 3QO. horse. The liead-qtvaters of 1. ,, rd Wk.A.t.l sus ToN are at Pert . 4le,gre, and it is said that some4,fig. rich troOpi ate, about to pass to the right Of .Cie ; 1 7 agus. There are_accoun,t4 that Joiartt BoNAPARTE arrived at Burgos on the sth, and utt tilt; Nth hip was at Valladolid. ' • •• f ~,,,.. , -!-..„., ~...' . .„, , . 4111..0011. fiNdho ~...../. ..."............ . j '. •. , 'ip The Rifle Shootiog . ..*atclieS at Starao•rd, aOlt , eir .. , 4oiiclusiOn, stood as follow ;,-... '' ' . ' „„, ...„ . ,: The Nottingham - *.l'" "L at hits, '''' ' ' - ',- ' • . The lagers' '..'- ,• : • .-;.- .ss hits.. 1 1 ~ 1 . • , The Nottingham:. , - :tkiAtit-e, 1 '., The Duke or t. to nherland's 31.. 1 4 . ,% ,,, . The Duka . or Cumberland's Wished ,io make a.... p n ii e f o r stipeeps(filces, "I.lt - iiiii 'was not ,Ogreed to. rain F ..., F Hut above itaternttit it appeAt tlie.fFqa7t7i . lt il ~, oleto,gbam: by thirteeu shots, And tit,:. .1416 . 4 ., by . nin'eshots, , ' The" 84ri ? o u ri tt ly r.° 1•1 91 R7itt n atI A: e r 1 1 1173) 5 ;; in Shoi.Aing. Ernst a rrit,ts iiitmi cre:iily . tle , ..loOn'itt . 'o , ol'hy the'lnto inaiat at Stainford, n,t tile: cotiquel'; on ih It oce:i• elon only put 41 stiots, oiit of he cio diesh, , 7 ,j, i,, to ti n: in t , , ,rt .; and ordinarily ti?in;ttrestt Ot..'y rec;l:, 11 It bad tiring nqt tb:pot in ,:en or elr.ve,t ()U., oft ,v , •14e .- ii lo l l , nt von yards di:fßoce, : iil.lev'Ll OHS iS .il k"i , 'ol dUie twice out 1,1 tiln:e ii,ilei b.tfolci they are:).:, lowed the diStioaion of wearing ilie`tieiith',l 1 , , , ..,.i ' and .; , prm' os i n their va; s. ~,the following, is, an extr;til of a p t ivi l ip je l t ArAvr t ~,, !! 1.45a05,. AUG. 8,--iti , :re ii a ,rflpiprt„l4ll44,4 ti reinforceppetits have lately niti+cd...to t ),.k. ,iprply, t i sortie go ,so. fat as, to say to ,theffimot\ot t ol fvicilk, i men, with ISioessttrt4 • ai. theiy liriatt,,,,,(Kbi..,i4onitv ! Lomat)). P.m. QttAnksi toespit tolporvow to tite, 4 arniy, find Xarshal BaltaiVoßD- will IcAllow,him .in di ~ Clay or two,. , There is no id, a at, present of 1 0 4"; isA4p.t.iNaT,oN-'oom,ing to .visit 4,isliton ; liii, activo , i)ind will ii ,d 80V:ient employment to the army, . 4 r nd Shook! the enemy male atty. i itte.otju upon ,yol. oe', they will ifilid Iffeth , el, es di eadlolly i 'dl44' , - 41 `. pointed r —O'porto is fond . ) ing in the best , possible mlinner, 'mid in ft' Very short tinie r ' tna p bid dell•affee T. o . .. ...., . .. to the enemy. . . DUI;L EXTRAO,RDIN ARY.r ,TRO of Aft iriterAity. 4 orStrrip, pilllCktyilth,piStoii,, i inet iii : TplNki r 01415,, est,-14thpip . Niug,i0, sett 4 an , Wfai r 0 f lktyrpor.. in , tc, t po(iie, *m i EiqcpuipliieLl . , by two ,g . ;, , lnipen 0f,,, their' own peirtalitstuu as SCCOndS. : qo their ..krtival citt Ass zr:optici, all, the Itt:t:essaty ceraynoojos 4a,tri9g : kNex . . 94er veg, ling I,tiedtits di stance lila t, lit.(l qw,,, 1 1 440 ,0 1 , 31 ter vvsv.qd ~ p!skt O ly have corniticl,4o ,814#1,04‘ i ,P4pitk I sla:d, As ti ftt . tile, oceurte,ce of .m unforeseen ap ! .i s , ~ d en t:,, 90,,itt.the party having borrowettiltw',l4l. : ., pun frunlia,rfitinfl, who is ::111 Ohl iron denier, lOrgc;,,, 10 t.tscertaitt oyAleiliei it y. , a.i pros/' sirnoi ~ :, n I hay. ,i, jag bided it Wlftiall AO3l - 44441 ci o Lge, with ,: t vlow to, ; . Confound his antagonist by ~the,,1tik1.;1,e5, . • o f ,th e re ., port, it unitirtukwely iierit et ,tlo,t iii ! t discitingy„ ( 11 1, ti tit i e irc f l i t' i l ) i g, t p )i t : t Y al! b N a y . li e e r r,1 4 i i i l l s ti rr tb 7ti . uc l ay eb: : ::1 54 4 4 9 41 17 ) 4 ., " !. ... . t , cessary,,,t,o amputa k... the 4trni.. ~, , i ,, ' , . . 7 ' c UNION . 14 t.t.,-77-•Wiiii!pri Sestlon,,,tian. s vgit? iil'iot i ‘pprehendedin Illecoor , st:pf is yeek'isor paSsing,• li Oitious note, pniporting tu, be it ii. t ti t i . 9 , 1-`, Eagfoubti, note for . , five pounds, Underwe nt A fitN i v)iittnibatii A , 4 at e t4ts Pajoe yesisrjay. Nirs..Atii!„ in chi „pipSu.tl,,,,, wo received theoOls- , tontl,yiip, ‘k ,, ,s t,itiptAitit4i4t, 9t the pet , onet„ attended, its diet th:: persinti.t,hroOstitir whose , hands the note li;.d pa,s.:d altvrwar4s,, and,. by the ir testititorty it vas clearly traced to ihe 'pi to +toper. in,Jits ':fence, ;(ittF.n said,: his licl rr.Ueiv.ed.this . nois(rtip ti omit in ppent tor -, som e .books, on ihe.G.reen.wit.,:rOst.l, e could ti‘t., 1-toilovrr. de, ,• 4cribe this man.' nor could be,idi where . he Wits 1 9 be found.` Ullier these C l !: ( ll ti) s i til ic et k, ilio potties S it Ci f ' ) e i tK i : b i e l L ifr oti C 3n /11 C() bt. :11 ;t ri t i t 'l lG r V 4 ;1 )d 7l i :T:i. ti l tl :ti l °blP i t e li nt. i s t9l h 'l : u ap l il : (l 4 i'n4 :l: ll ) a l ti : t .. l 1 , mitten fur the fraud or a fotgery, it bei t ig it j pa. rent that ow nom kiici ntieu desig> Oly. uuiaueu in : such o'inaimer . as to rmilke it still mato rette4l4l-: ti . Batik of gogittud woo tnati wbo t t it di r t in it ' ' s origto , . . pal State. ' '