The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-04 00:00:00

• 4 Atris—t ANA, Waterfotd. fornieS, "Mcysxs. Priceitl i'a incolnf Inn, Lon - don (1. Mr. C. Strickland, Bristol. • • - j. Austin, Lamb's Cnialint,street, linen•draper, Noventber 5, its. and I)ecenther.)4.. at fed. at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Noy atitrope, mincipOsme. . • 1 - ltugbv, Henrietta-street. lireniswick - strafe, coal-rarer. .chant, Nirveinber si; tSI,, at one. and Decartber 14, at tee, at Guildhall, London. .Attorney, Mr Ilugby,,Symond's Inn, Chancery-lane.,-- •-• . • Ogbun, own-street. rinibety.s - qiiare,' Cringe; maker, Nove-mber 5, t6. - and December t 4". at ten, at Guildhall. London. Attornies, Messrs. j. and IrY, Itichardson, New I nn. H.Watikon,Weynimith.inavvs, Portland. place, coach-maker, - .November - 6, 7 1.2, and December t 4, at eleven. at Guild hap; .London. Attorney,. Mr.. Langley, Charlotte-street, ' Bedforti-square. G. Hitelecoek, Christdhurch, Suircy, boat. budder. Nov. 5, )6, and December t4,,ret twelve. at Guild I}xll, London, Attorney, Mr. Clinton, Thomas's •'- street,, , Southwinit. • " Luscombe.•G ravesend; Kent, tailor and drafter, Novem • , her 5, 1 6, and December t 4, At ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, Messrs. Stratton and Allport, Shoreditch, Linylon. • 1. Canton,' Earl.strcct, Black friars, London, viittnaller, No.. veinber s. at eleven, 12, and Decentl,arAo..atiwclve, at t; I London. Attorney 'Mr. llumett T . , ern ' pie-lane. " • ' • C. King, Albany,. Piccadilly, billrbroker , 4nti, money-scri vener, Novembers, at ten. 14. at twelve, altd:.Pecember 14. at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attornies, ,Messrs. Uiiikinson and Young, ,Margoet-iireet, Cayendish.:. • Agitate.. . - • . GoOttrCHOW,Anthoupstrcat, St. Cientge's in the,. East; • mariner. November 5, and December 14, ate ven, at. CUilithall. London. Attornies, Messrs. Denton and Gray's Inn, • - E. Dobson, lirampt s on Mills, Huntingdon. Miller, Novem ber 5, 20, and December 14, at ten, at the f unman) . Huntingdon. Anomie', Messre. Maull and Sweetings, I luntingifon ; and Messrs. Cooper silo I.otke,• Soutliamp ton buildings, Chancery .lone; London. t• . Poolton, Huston. Staffordshire, tron.tlealer, November s, at ,tive. 26, and' Decembet 14, at CICYCP, at the kant Arms, Stlitlital, Salop. Anomie*. Mr. 11. smith, 4, Wolverhampton ; and Messrs. Prke and Williams, Lin. coin's lon Old.stluare, London. T o fier, Gialmanchester, Huntingdon, corn-buyer, No. vcintxr s, 6, and December 14, at eleven at the George 100, Huntingdon, Attorniew, Mr. , S. Wells, jun. Hun: thigdon ; and r. C lennel I „ Staple's. inn, .London. J, Kendall. Exeter, statuary, November s, 16, and Decem ber 14, at tea, al 'lite Olti London Inn, Exeter. Attorities, W. nowting, hAter ; and Messrs. and Harke, Princes -street, Bedford - row, London, 'l. bell, Linkhnuse s . t;•oat.builder, November 5, at ten, 14, and December i.e, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. At . torlicy, Mr. Lang, America-square. - R. Pickering, Liverpool. November as, a 6, .tilt Dek.oinher 14, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liver • pool. Antornies, Messrs. Shetillard'irttf Addington, Gray's Lthalon ; and Messrs. !Littera and Topliam, • Liver pool. DIVIDENDS. ,_ . • ... Nt.v, 43. 1. Dm, Charin44Crots, trunk maker, at one, at Guildhall, . . Nov. 23. t:'. G. Adams, High.strect, St. Mary.le-llone, apothecary, at twelve; at Cuildhall. Nov. 23. T. fittWiluti t , Great St.,tiotans, merchant, at one, ,at G uildhall • . • Nov. 11. C. Milner, Hackney, dealer in cattle, at "twelve, atGuiloliall. Nov. js. H. I late, Ilirehin.litte, oilman', aveleven. at Guild. hall'.. . . . . Nov. 2 . 3. Y. Abel, It Fentliurch-strect, mer. • • chant, at ow, at Guildhall. Nov. 36. K. Wliiilborne. Creditor), Devonshire, imitator, at eleven,.at the Ship Inn, Crediton., . Nov. 30. K. f nun), Manchester, ,clyer, at clever!, at the ' Dog favor), Mancliester.• , . . , ~. Nov. 39. 11. H ancock, litistol, cheetitfaetaac,• at vile, at the' • liii6li l'avern, Bristol. Nov. ail. W. Thoinaa and IL llesketh, ( — Chestei;, bankers. • at eleven, at the Hotel, Cheater. - ' • : , . ;Nov. 15. q, Cass, jun. Ware, Ilarttordallire, nat-dealer, at ' twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. x 6. V, Eirilips, Dritry.lane, taylor, at ten, at G 411.1. , hall. Dec. to. A. Cleland, Charlvs.slreet, St. Nlary..le..bone, Upll.l4terer. dt eleven, at,Culldlla I. • Nvv. 16. ,ii. lfearjaniin, Chatham, china.man, at cicven, at (.....ddi....ti . ''' Nov. G. Maggs, liiiitoll, lineti.drapur, 'at eleven, at Guiltllilit. ' • . Nov. 30. G. Smith and I. Caere, Chepatow, , Monmouth. shire, b;itikers, at t wet ve, at El uildhall. Nov. x 3. I. Greavea s jun. Copthall-court, insurance -broker, at t %eel va, at Goildhall, " Nov. 23. 1.. Rat h born, '1 urpin-lane, Greenwich, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall. • . . Nov. 3. S. Denliatn llermondsey.street, Southwark, tailor, at ten, at Guildhall: • • • ..Nov. 27. T.,',l'ophani, Manchester, merchant, 'at aoven, at the liridgewater A rina.lon, Manchester. , ' Nov: 37. 1. Ingham, and o'. l'ox, lliadlord; Yorkshire, • calico manufacturers, 'at . ten, at the .Talbot Inn, Wad. told, . , Nov. ay. G. sl9w, Manchester, dealer, At ei4V•erl, at tho l'alace.liin, atinclie4ter. Nov. 30. I. Kni K lit, Caine, Wiltshire, clothier, at one, at the Bush Tavern, thisi. , l„ , .• Nov. 26 , I. l'aitlord, Itingwood,'•Soutliampton, inealinan, at' two, At t lie George. I an,.Soothatnpton. Dee. i 3. T. teary, Austin Inert, merchant,-at one, at G uldhall. .. ' Nov . 46; ' W,.and. I. Colekin, Co. ventry, %Meta. at ten, at Guildhall. • Nov. 411. 1. Densmore atnl Gardner, .ftroati.st feet, Lon. • d w on, trchants. at ten, at Guildhall. Nov. .e., W.Shirvey, Charlotte-street, ‘Vhitechapci, grocer, at eleven, at to No. ?is It. Ashby, Uxbridge, iniikceper, at twelve, at Guildhall. Nov. a's . I. tarritt, Great Grimsby, I incolnsldtc, incr. , chant, at ten, at the Granby-Iml, Great Grimsby.,, csitriFiciir4s, Nov steata..l9. -- , U. WerlloUgls,. Liverpool, soap , boater, .. G. Harrison, Manchester, merchant. . W. Allen, Itadipole, Dottier, hint holder. ' • j . Aka Wilt, Old llailey, London, dealer and ehapmen. S. scum., st t . lsOlisni4tfttet, WoStlttottitta, C00E.4.011a. 1 . C•atritt, Great ,G.litt•by, Inen:lholt. . Lacs, Manchester, eutton-sploner. • Drown, Iliadford; clothier. 'W. !turps*, Willow.ltsitk. Lancaster, cotton-61)11=r. WS. Gazely, Great Queen.strect, merchant. - , Lei, Hythe, stationer. .1 , Mather, Chorltou.row, Alatichester, roller and machine. maker. • ' - • .._ . W. Taylor, White Horse.lanc, Stepney, broker. I. G. Weddell and I. Lloyd, litn.court,ictichurciv3ttect i ' tiorri.taclors. ~, , 11. Shaw and 1. Young, Newgate-street, hatters. , :.• 6. Dyson, Doh- Mil l„, York, cloth.manulettuter..": I.. Cooper, Chester, Vroollen-draper. , , . -: • C. leimings, Palace, grocer. . . .. 1, third, Ilonittlialitch, hatter. . G . Croswell and It. Hamm, W °renter, carriers. W. It. .E.gintott, Ilandsworth, painter._ . 1. and 11 Anetnethie„ College.hill,,Lundrin. • , ' I. Ratilborti,turpin•lart:, Greenwich; carpenter. , l'illiTNel?Silll'S .01S.:01.11.ED. Miles and lt. FieraAso, 'rroverbrige, Wilts, carpenters. klicottoa. anti Thuni.44 Well-street, tleirts I),ntletl,:tie merchants, and ' "C. B. fitanbrittg, Wood-street, Cheapstle, ribbon manutatt titers. Toi,d ro onds, jun, and C. Patterson, Milbartk.row, West. thruster, sionc.lnerchanti. Ri t rinan and 1.. Koss, G LW. street, Old firtillery-ground, Silk-weavers. • c. N 1 dggs met W Nlelkshani t Wilts, coal-merrhants. It. awl t . LhitYiincwarth, Itechtitch, W orcestet, needle•nt.i -•,, • 1 it tlti C; L o wenek, IvllillelieSter, butchers. . and 1. Fitivl, and lohn !.aryl, Grcot fad:Aden, Belly, auctioneers. ,and j. roitley,' Halifax, carpet. t. Abbott,' Ellertou,C manufacturers. 1 .4 Paget and 1. liagnal I, Tower4treet, sail. clottaaClors , (~ M. Hoare, I)„ Walters, IL K. G o odwyn, w . ri s T. Thornton. jun, 4114 V, Everoa, Lower last -Smithfield; to ewers tv1A11.5.1„ witak4viii -s (Juern4y, i etuy, r Anholt, 2 Dublin, d. Withirlord, T S t; N. Qtll4 uIciP.L VALSUM AUDIAT? state. The Duke II Kent, packet has arrived ai VA. Mouth from . Libbon; The British army _still re mained in , cintonments; as , the movements of the enemy had inn been such 'is to render a change of positiorroecemiary, ayp A ilappy to find that the number of sickiit thesrmylire daily diminishing. lAn Anholt Mail arrived this vtOrniirtA t ibit it, brings very li:tle intelligence.• • It ti. skit 1 4 !et e l private letters, that ltokitizarp has:regsine4 :' his 'influence over ttia RussiaWt4'bilit alit goi L iir o,i . ' of a war with France has been abtmdoncdmjihOt , Minister, it is also added, has succeeded in pettseadig the Emperor AI.EXAwDP.It' that he has . nothing filar from BUON &FARM and that he'riughtlis \ Oe his whole (orce against the Turks. We merviscgi this report upon the authority of a pritate inthl dUal, but there can be no doubt that as . longitt MANZOIP tetaitw his,,,4lfluelice; the poriCy,lkt Rubbizn Cabinet will not interfere with: tlfirittml lions views of BuOtistrAnTa. +.' `~ /~ The Princess Cii A toATTE of \VA Las, and othi . . branches of the Royal Family, are ex pe6ted- todh with the rcitteati this, day, being the •.Princess .: ,S put A's bin li-day,.w.ho completes her 34th year. Tile PRINCR RRGANT with not return to Carpi 14onse .until Thursday next, in ordtiV tn,pre A rffin k al Council:to be holden on. Friday, when the tital,prio., rogation of .Parliament wilt be settled,' and -"friday, the 7th of January, it is .expetied, will then be,fixod for the Meeting of both Houses for.. the dispatch of 'public business. . ~ • On Saturday the Duke of Kitur completed his 44th year. The day was celebrated by his: Royal Highness's tradesmen . dining.. together .at- ili Thatched‘house.Taverny and in. the evening illutiti.i. noting their hoUsei: .:., .., . ~- -. . -. sari,.. •.His Royal flightless Jilte.: . ;Prince 'Regent- purposed'' to have reviewed . the., ited.,Rns•al Hi4blanders, 71ftz , Dragoon Guards,. and North York Militia, ark the - Sussex Downs on Friday ; but thu , sveattter ,preled too unfavonrable for the ptirpote.. A ,seickt partyt dined with .himr and. in the evening the,Pavilioni, was again the rendezvous of all theyank artd . ffisplork, at . Brighton and its vicinity. Adruir*l - LoVdikeith a: rived at ,the Pavilion on'FridaY 'afternoon inirt,Ge-_ neral Whetharn, with' other General Otficer9, - was . exPeaediti 14e . evening;' to pay their reiri,e4s.,,. Ex-, presses arrive' atAhriVavilien every six hours; with,, the report of his Majesty's health, and efliCi4 papers . ... which require his' Royal Highness's signing. The, departure of the Royal Party, which was origiLdly fixed for this day, - has been deferred. The Transport Hoard .is circulating ,in every di 7 , rectioni hand-bills, offering ft, reward for did r . p.pte-, hension of the murderer of Mr,.; NELLi , , near Dart moor. • To lathe out-ports an ae cur a 't desetiptiiin "of Itim has been sent • and. the officers of the buy , : . ' and marines, employed on the and' ecntiting t• I impress ' ' Vii services throughout' the Visited itltiplottl, 'lO, la orders to 'oircuiate it in their respective distt ess, , We have received a Paris Journal firtJie 27th, One . day later than those Which arrived ort.Mtednesday ' The belief is general that Buonaparte wcrt4 ii , a a visit to Gerrnany, and preparations had beep,tp : des for his peception. at some of the principatromn( irt the route to the capital' of WestPholia. The f'ollOw ing are extracts,.; : . . . Psati, ria. :46.--We learn from Cohlentz that a gskard of honour hak been organized there simAslOays, .consissing of h .. be moil re9r6table and vveaftyytciti zens, in elqiCCli)iioil of enjoyiog the pre trul t t# is Nl.ljeity lbw;Emperor. The hall of, thp i ,Mtliptiit a lity has also been up in the most E sil id n fit 1 manner, as well- as the principal ittn3p,„ At, 11 r ) ar' and Giessen similar proßctration. have 4y 0i! id•—• His Excellency the Minister of 'the En:tvat, tau ad dressed circulars to'the ~11.4hbilhOps lity§l 6 4H si of the P the Ein pint. by. which,theyate appr ''' tips . his Majesty has ordered assistance totho,givouip ti l e f ecclesiastics who 10a4I IlAVQ,Dtteri Micon! Oroettral9 during the hist 30 yearff t and, v4)26401 ! t 1 40 years of age and upwaritalhelninktolleollydreTfyi this. porpoie Is Go t oon franci, tiftrECIIT; PCT. I troop the clinykip our environs amount to 24,004 k me h ; tl grvatiffpart are dist,loitred, uhf alt are oc tant:l'l)y the Livelicii etithohiwan. Arnon , entern are tour companies of Dutch larietrs, sarb of the 4,0yal Guard, , NAPLVS, SEPT. `.14."-ti. M. the Queen 'quitted this Capital for Paris on the i etlr. The )(fog; who appears Ttite recovered. accompanied her as lor!as C ,and then returned to this in , , 11, 1 ,,,t late plan' a do pted boilding, p 131 1 ,9, 1 11 Majesty's ships and vessels . , of lijlitg the tiinhets in triangles instead of r4gi l l 31%61, 11isTail p fully answetc..d -ail limped:6443ft« ,TieTion-filAPbgli• 1 cssivetit.t., is the firs!, and has been piuggye iti t h e I.l4liie, being considered a setyieti tli f it ,v,"re Id cry the aheratiiso. She has worked Jetnwka iy: w c ii, ,aed wilt rim any, vessel of her ..own 'final rt, ont.of sight In live hours, . Tits !twirl 41, , ii in :ll, worktmanship, and other ,espenses,_ particuliily in the plan of her keel and sheathing, is takpiep s44 in dependent pi the great advantage of keep ng ili:fi l ti away, as wall as of . admitting a ftess c4444.ja:1199 of ilir, 11114 by that tnni)l6 avoiding the dfy,c9t, Sc. The fict*Aes,, aid .ttotrtp i plkter ships, haVe beets or* dared in in, re.hoilt on` pfan., ... 1 ., , . : w;> ." R‘rv . a - r - xr - w - s: rixstotrrit,- Nov. 2.--kesterday arrived the ship Dewitt:l , belongingto this port, T. Tairti., master, from Oporto, . bound to Newfbuudla , put in here in disttess, being in a veri l lea' sta , having encountered several heavy gales. Sailed the Albion hired armed cutter, with dis patches for the squadron in Basque Roads.. The crew otitis Majesty's ship San Josef, of 120 guns, were paid wages this day. Arrived the Spectitation, H.OWP,TT ) from Liver . 1 10 °I. This day arrived the schooner Christopher, -be longing to Yarmbuth, S. Meanows master, from Mdita and Gibtaltar,ladert with sulphur, hound to . Portsmouth for orders, and is under quarantine Bailed froM Malta the ist of September, and frotn 4ibraltir thetith get i ober ; came a running ship ; on her passage,frututhlatter place she encountered very bad vti6ather,- Awing.' which she split all her and became in a very leaky and distressed state, when she was filler in with and taken in tow by a brig of war, with which she vatted coMpany.off this port. lk.logi,s County Regiment of Militia disem i: bitrled ; (form the transports (in which they arrived here from Cork on Wednesday last) this day. The following vessels pre detained here by con trary winds, viz,-- Darlington picket, lIARYBY, for Falmouth ; the American ship Farmer, ROLLINS, fOr'Gibraltar ; and the L'..eldeline, CAmPt.4mAN, fur Matta ; 19gethgt with .a few others, names un known. ~ .:.;t Arrived the Earl Spencer . clitter from the Irish ~..Salled the Nimrod cutter for the French coast. iPariTistOtiTtr, Nov.3.— ff Arrived yesterday his Majesty'iships Dexterous and Gannet, f roma crutze, the latter with the loss of hrr bow-sprit ; the Adria. Tat - Martin privateer, captured some time ago off , Citpe St. Vincent's; also arrived his Majesty's ship Canibion, from Malta with sour transports under convoy ; they are all under close quarantine. Saiied his Majesty'fs ,ships Partridge, liengeor, and Veneratie, for of Chetburgh ; the Silvia, tor the Downs ; 1261 , er, doWn to Cowes Roads, to take ; convoy for I,4bott,instead of tht Gannit. .PRA L, 3,--Arrived his Majesty's sup AGookir from. otf the 'feud i ) and the Bermuda 6tool) Of war, with a captured brig, tiara,: unknown. &film! his Alajesty's ship Inconstant for off Flush ing. FottmouTrt, Nov. I.—. Arrived yesterday the D I Ae (f Kent, packet, COATSWORTII, With mails 'hem Lisbon, 9 days passage, during which she was laying-to six /days,: on Sunday, last, while in that situation, a sea'itruck her, washed away all her bul warks, and, owing to several loose spars on deck, all the crew that were not below, were seriously in: jured ; several had their legs And arms broke. Capt. COATSWONTit has also received some contusions on .the head. She has brought sixteen, passengers— .oo mews. The British were in cantonments, and `altogether they have about 16,000 sick ; 'the great. e,Sr port of the enemy are said to be at Salamanca. Arrived this'day the brig Fox, Capt. Lar.c.ocr, in fifteen days, from Gibraltar, bound to Guernsey : reports that a very considerable number of the erns.' my are at Algesiras. - The Princess Elizabah packet, for Lisboni and. the Swallow packet for Cadiz, are detained by cdtrk!. tray -) Arrived his Maiesty's ship Rola from itcruize. EDINIS It GII , OCT. :31 0 --The Rifleman and Clio sloops of war sailed from Leith Roads on Mon4sy • afternoOn, inquest of soma `privateers that are on (he coast. Arrived in the Roads on Tuesday, the ./Turing and Nightingale slop of war, from Got. tenburgh. They sailed on Friday the. 46th instant, in comptey with about 250 sail, which, owing to heavy gates from the eastward, were dispersed in the North Sea. - . On Tuesday afternoon, a boat belonging to the 'Plover sloop of war WMI swamped going off (torn the harbour to the roads, and, belore any mistake 'could , be.glven, two of the men perished. A bintt belonging to the Forward. gun-brig picked uP remainder, , 'Thirty .three Mitch ;slimmers were lar►ded at Leith, yesterday, Irons the Plover sloop of war. Arro tiT Rte. Admiral Langhorne, to the cm- Mend et Malta, ih the morn or Admiral buy!** Lieutenant Sheridan, to the Royal George ; Lieutenant West,' td the ; PAM ; Lieutenant Kyle, to the Aboukir; Mr, Kitchener, late Master of the Chttronne, to the jaX ; Mr. fames Mae nattier.", of she Nyttiphe, to be Puter of the Irripetieuse. Lieutenant - longs of the Arrant, is appointed to the A iphea KiteOlter. The large fleet, with reinforcetnents for our arm - l in the Peninsula And the Mediterranean, is still rained at Cowes by adverse winds. Generals It,►ss,. and fineTswica.,', Colonels Moose, Thionw=, Bil&pronlY, kn. and a strong body of men, have beio gn board this that for the lust silt weeki. Out of . the convoy of e nemy's ships g assed aril in unn.ber, which on the t ith Otitaber atel! SptitAtierg, five were made pr iz e s in the Bel t, lad:.n with cargoes of oil, linseed, t i m b er , and '1)&4 another got aground at Elmo. ':-.4loOtea, Oct:. tv...-Yesterday eternoon cannonade was heard from the IslOrthward, whicli lasted nearly two hours, and which nOrioubt pro. , ceeded from the enemy's fleet passing t o the addl ~a ward. , WISMAR ) SEPT. 128.--.M.Hy purctioses of rye hate been made - hew in the course of this month : lb' t pr lle ice co r u tl i kut w.y at a t re e f b O u U t bstip.er 18111. The kupplics troll i • PITERIDUHOO, SOFT. ....afbe Generil of in. fantry, -Count Boxuoirozo, is dad at his of ,- - -seaf iti'Estoriis. . ~-C,AbitaeS4l3, IN THE DEPAKTNIENT or Wia li/ ' 'Siii.:l4.l-41,, few days pair, two enemy'S.vosei, , Areii oil one carrying 32 guns of ilesvy metal, oppv dittcrent parts Of the coast of our provi' they' 10 6 te d ' When is the channel of. Tuna, -out longboats, well manned a nd armed, o'lo' deavour i ed to obtain possession o f SOHO tiih in g m boats laying along the coa st, but all their e'l' deavours were in Vain, and this itnall attealr Il uga 'rated. Our brave fishermen made buch rirtef' mined resistance, that the enem y did not riare t ! approach them, standing in-dread of the couriegi the provincial guards. To revenge thernsel"ll4 this failtire,,they attacked two trabicolcar fro m ' IP cons, laying Off MOntebello, waiting for a 014.4 1 tovroceed to Corfu. Although that these 10' colOs .were attacked by a superior force, yeL t ip„' defended themselves with so much tiPurs'llo Mar a' long-and. 'desperate conflict titer:fa ced 1 • that two French enemy, io retire. . Tu it IN , o cr . 1 ......... -w lii , '. II co iCet ... e are iniermed trO, rig .MPitiC Sea; have takes an English bil ' I iv'ttl guns, . I tll Aeosutittalt, OCT. .s.—YestenDy eg l i , 0 . play of Eon Juan was performed at lbe i 1. 430 frigates,' which are croiil ja, f' re— , At the time when the spirits mik e 11 , eit i ,.:i P ea ' 2 " e, a sodden er ,, of tire, WO huarJ , II " 4 ' it found that some part of the secrwry ba d gcv3Bl. ought tire : . Full of dread and for, ail tlispec•ote tors made the best of their W ay to , the P' sit th. PliP•hou,o ; but the fire WO soon pot t' at ' 3 ' order-again established. • . h C°!"1""$1, OCT. 2i.....-In COACq and Uell of 1. ' very ealraordinary high p t ict) of 0.110 1 6ro o° , 1.1 hetu for 1 P a barrel of corn b ran dy i 9 noo., n., 'f:ttodelars. Four"}ears s i r es it cost only freo37' _to 36 rix.douars 0 DoEr2ll:2s.: Oar. tEr.t....06 the f3th a very he . gill -- -Ino;aittie'•on i t Bile which cooed till ti4r 'to riget $ NAV _._ . 4 4 a very considerable height. or of: i b e mills and beildings in .the tow 111$1‘1‘11,i; '. much dama g e. 1 t WO a lucky eircnrosottobo "°° 1 carne on in the day time, as w e w°rdie,,n9noit :to drive the cattle out of thernarsites, wh' c '' 0 0 b3l otherwise have perished th ere. As late fa•tbebeco ; inst. large quantities of fr esh water fish boll ~,,, found in the meadows and in the ditches. vigo- AALBORG, OCT. i 3.-*TV/0 of t h e treatP i be , are cruizing to the Northward O f this 011 r) tween c Fladitrand and the Saw point. o r siting . ORSopEll, Oct. 20.—An uneMy's colicaY! 'to llng of two ships .of the line, one ilift a /, ,pi firm, and about 130 merchan't vessels, 1001° td t w I,i• passed the Belt from the Northward, stantlieg .Southwarcl. . I / • ~f . ~., ..11:41:)" : The teport" - that BUONAPARII. h ia :A ffel i .e .' ' -, dit. ic elt.e o4: : : lawb O rnae l ate : 10 11 u : f e ss : An t i d i tv g coooirlays t o dbsueot t eLi t i i tyn : si.l K it i oet n i r g Fbir Ic o ygt : eccoi r : :: 4 : c. 0 : e l :I I se i s . A te , d ,,:ii i i li e. : 1 01:1, 1 e *hwhae:tib_sodurstiaronuyilertb.:: that town, . trou ble '. coivlrig!':en 'the King di DUNMAgit th e 0....40 it ering the matter , but would htd r- - -' . We are authotist3l t o . say, that in the SOiclocoletiit live I .m 26 ,, I) °late Which appeared in this Pge r i p is' t _ -7 o f October, it vas' quits 'remote flora 'i ill tension of the writi_r to make the most, dieter ~,,cS was to the late worthy Vicar of the rW).a 0 to cast the slighleit shade of obloplY 11 V ° metnory. - every Th e Comedy of The Kiss has risen in grin. . night sines its ' fi rst aivenraoce ibilf it t O even been. Ito much improved io its ecru bra e the must churlish of the Critic* 011°,.;,irt. damnedd l amned would now MOO prObilbly roil wi th ; ,+ _ , PitftleUlarly as it ii g 4, ably suppott.tl '''' reformers in viers!. ,Tic , hi 110 Tue o a n o Y T A u l. es ll; E i e on I o,betirl.:toittpoeetirelli;;;tnicooi - sgoon. 0. hiTt n nrtagw.arn e tetti t ia n si tipeuesivint,tio,tiniaogno.afeesmiconri. 7tHolrm..lototehoestiferogrtsta.iirmiTaii?n,:i4l:l:tiotiup,dattric: weil received. Mr. H. JOHOISTON 'WO,ll'O4l and hit s 4 ADAMS, the heroine or the Piec e '„evef e , , rd IC _MI, according to report, has kw- —Lior elite, doubt the truth of t'his rutooqr, '''l°"er' measures thoolikt;111::: tbe'.B:l)°yb.riltl: At ell' events, whatever may be reuire",i 40 zN?ntnintratnrc7rof hsitillieraninnikftao'fbemwoiti:;:°t rcceiln° s dely . ' l 3l A million of brick's, it is laid, lov e 1:7 ` !-- °l ke ft*"Drisry-1..500 Theatre of the D t ia.- 0 Camdeo Town.. VALSUM AUALAT P • LONDON, 4ONDAY, NOvEhlpip 4, 1811. The followirt Btalletin was yesterday ebewn at St. Jamei's Palace:— ‘‘ Windsor-Castle, Nov. 1811. if His :11Arany's continues nearly din tbela+; state. " H. }I/kb - FORD. " 1i.1.114.1 E. • " W. liEttEltlng, " IL. WILLIS."