The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-10 00:00:00

~__.. ~~ , ~~ c~, ~:; ~, it. r# 4 - etigittiers. P AR I,,SuPT 29 —l , i 4 ~ a id that the Emp'ror wa4 te. , t. to tho :.;cht-idt xtll the 27th, rttttl on 1 - .41 day w,pold .-j,.01 the Empre,s at. Alit 0, Cr!), vb., k in 'he 20 h, was kt)II at Lae,ken, Thew iiv)»A Itits) a gr.iiid levee acid call. Hrr hope 11,1 t.l. tt‘ies, the Prillevss Borghte •WaN 'at Alt u..eri) 0 ht. :Zsth, whrte the e,tealrrtt t er. tiara- Will, .<<tr• tot In recc.l.ol(M nt tl4- Eniperor, 3:‘,6 1)1).1) rant) s were ! .1)i-g (n) ut Ht . trroarn fight A:. j torrdato, whit h his Dihti , :sty._visit it) asiiirtNi, that ,r et • yen the I slh and 200 of ().t her j altos in : palace of The rigate re.rritered Brest Rnads.in th e e , eo i ng _h e 23,1, atter a , d , yat, , ,e from eight to nine mon tt• ; 'atlas kett at the entrance of the roAds by loop of 1e hoe an I a frigate, she cut the two top masot tI slop , of the line.' Fr , Mlll of October n. - x , there will tie pub ilihr;i p at ,,, on ly t„ur cl iii, J vo6t:iitiing pontic-1 tie ; icasn' ly, the Aiontteta, the Journal . is lie Gozeita de Fronec, and the Journal ele r Luopire • V v. : , A, PT toll-wiins. is tlic speech" .de ivere,; by 11 , 5 ;Vl , J ,, ty rite E p tnt, at the , {)eti!' ing of ih , r act ot 1 . 1 " E yed incessantl), mit palern;ll 5011. Cite e, ihe 111. , ,ais ut est , t - tithing a sit, , m ut finance, Alt eli may be ad.iintageous. to the. St 'lr, and tit accoutia ee , wttir . h . intetest4 01 our Gllll4lll Subjects ; wtvt,tt,g to establi•i. ti on this basi-, the trirasines winch lv adopt for co solid itrog llurllic credit, ,ittd l roc tiring for ourselees.fmni. winch may covrr ti.e w sins of the Monarc-y—we base call d 3 1 41 104t' her, huttittil S. 'les ,ot . our hingdom. of .iriungart , in W hum , e place the greatest eiintidenco, Ito : tile put po..e of delibera loget bet on ihis greiri ' and ary objell. We do not cottecal' fro it you, the s.icrifil es . A Inch it 1A ,11 be necel-ary to make on ' the ‘ilt,ii of the country are comic{. rable ; but etery Cite knows, Iron) :the examp:ett 05 patt, t` at wi at is Weal In itself can alone produce grunt tell'ect-; tsar lie •trength., the lib-rty,find even the ex. isterice of a • ion, are oil!, to be acquired and pei lie ltuated by , a.tifices.ot. consideraule• amount. Otir paters al !hart experis•lic s, how. ser, very se.ls b;e atilt to in;;' forced, b) the most Imperious 'woes • .srty, to di . tit,ind loan out' clear. Hun aeon prop eli „juswerfol a d, by contri 'with get,e.osi y to t.ic ,weJ tare of Ih , Siat , '. Bin we feel an entire ion- virtion, that our faithful States, listening otny to zeal which they have eft now ineir and-to 111A1 lore of cottit . ry, to w Inch no sa. rifice is too eustls, 'will .tdol 1, iu order to Cot intridio , 5, the oily 0 1 jeet of whiela is the to i etSal wellar ,- or the nations winch Prot denee has . ettlrbs.t d to us, Me strit-% which shall be .lioegitiate to the sial , I Site dignity, to tie ti e ), a , (I tie grandeur of the Mo.: .Darelty ; ,lott (ntr• to 11,t,0t lan eeril b Hutt gotta° - 1,e01ne,.1,4 loch is in • Item colutilbuting to the todnicigia •, and 'the general pees .s . rity. "- We ate the tuni . e wane') to csi.eci twin $( 01 it tit r‘hle, arrangent, st a lor the ex, rarti.,o ~1 our r r. .11 flails, tip-0 ,as yin. know depend rise to it- . lisp of the I king :mans; but also the innihtenance of their Ciestittrion ; inas'a,uch as,,vte w,• ”thctl , ltre ',g oat wa.lt o. ha e ctsplaied ill the lane warty which we suptott,d, ben you exert,d tall yon„ s dons so aeert the dangera w hien thre.tten, d rUtir j; pitt., with be hick was so e.osely c Auttected thy- en, 'it 111- Hungarian Mittirle,!:y. tit , rehire, from the first, tt - ckoned upon the effi- Cacious eo-o,is ration oi the Stat..s ut Hung,try,, tor the of out fiii-ilea. All uor views tend wit) to Inc genetal good, witi,out hich, the, priisvvrity unlit idu .Is t, iliertory ; bust we mean not it. tlernalitl f the Stiles anythitz mote titan is required by an indipens . ,ible neecssit • In we doubt not'iliat you yourselves'are fitTCY oetattaded, thm, the aids which see ,t.lc will be tinplo...ed sole!) , tor the good of onr people, :oid, especi lly , cit the flung.ittitit nation ; anti that this lartut aid (111 - icult ohj ,, ct being.teituitylied„We 11.1%0 it extteMelV al he, rt tu Cooler With on, S al-ti 44)0tut twit , t, tet ,, ntjc , et' with the hoer', ,1 admntis. tration of the kiogdoln. . Moreover, .11,e faithful S ives, whom we assure hf our imperial and I,to gocd.y, ill,slsalllearnourintetitionsmoreindetail from the' ptopositions wi: ch.we shall trattsillit to theln." BA K 5 eF 1 . 111% ELBE, SLF'r. 'lB.—A letter from rittett ti) a tuctehalit that thy who has cog tieci.ons with 81. Peteisbnigh, conlnitillit ales, • in substance, Oka the plan relattee to the tiotodue• lion of modifications into the. proilibitite •y•tem ill prtstnt in force in Roast:, has bc'e;i pros 'stun:llly ye jeCted, end that the 111{:no• formerly adopted Will still regnant '4l force. It is added, that . a gen/rat preeznk•ct that the pinpo.ett mud I : minions v. culd be ad,,i)tod, and . th'at natty persons ul con strict, rice Stout i . Lired ii, favour of this, measure ; .ben Ile tets,;4llLitions v. tocit,.were made by those Who hate Set on loot the new Mantltattures have brth:eoed 'lailure of the plan. 'Tit. Sr Utidettok?.rs taVe topteietited, that they had ithidegrest sacrifices hi est„biishing too r ma,,otaotireq, which tirtatly Ili gait to prosip,r ; that ftey .0,01.11 d not liaNe. done so, had it not iii•eit for the formal and positive tie.' clarion's) of C;ov , iiiitietit, that ILA - viol artic‘es . which mitluit tiller into competition u rill the produce 01 Ilus.aart ortitut,telotes,' Should remain p - oliibitcd ; that. hp openitg new clratitils iu thr. intettor 01 lissi@t for 1, 14 .the II itite rliittat►tdllull a, 1.4.1;1711 had not yet i art iVect al tile psrrieetton of whit It tiny were sibeeptibie, tg (add be rustled;' and ifols Lot oily cat,te a 41+ , 4 - .163 , . to the State, hut glso bttni.,o t the tut ititoll - i;a4 of al iiidostly in the Rus sian Empire,' becatOe nobody - would 'hereinter tun the ri-k ti est'aotishing„new ni.itstititAttreS. It Li said: Shit! tlt e tim•otts pr‘ • V•i , iled in the Russian .Caboiet, though not witlogo - isoine opposit,un, becatise the niercionis pretend , hat this s)steiti eatittOt be long and that tt will ut leng.h be peee•sitry ip al) Intim it, in :cittisitleration r of the~ Itirih Sly 'of the Atussi , in establishments to intnisli &the aris. Iles nt , tuanotacinte.4ttich are IleCea-saly for co". SLltilptioll.,„ ,• Tlict taino letters—froin lUga , assure .us, that thew are, soil sonic English 'ships of war in the Culp!) of Finland, which very much inconimode nat ;gallon, ~arttt annoy , the liu ian comtnerce. It . is I , etteve IlittA the Ow-pat:lt of .bad weather will foon then) to returo•to the North Sta. • Ile 1.414 r i ;,1t: 0 ,11. along. tits; soutLertl.COZStS Of the i3atie is at I.rtbent lie s, MAILS; ARRIVED—I Dublin.—Duz—g Malta, 2 WAtertbrll. I'ic.lt. f I i• 'COCKS THIS t).XY wi TW.I,VP, O'ILOCM. Consols 63 ; OlOnitThl o.lfl I t. 131Cii,ki I4lLStj RI A lib', A i ? L 0 N D N, THLIIISDNY, OCIOBER to, 1811. Just Uefore hi, P per was put tO, Presi we re- ceived the, follm4ing Intelligetice, which we hasten lay Aine our Readers, but we cannot' pledge ourselves for its accuracy : " 'LIVERPOOL, Ocr. B.—The . brig Briton,Wa 11D', has just ,ahived from Oporto in five c1:1, bringing Mr. 'JANES WALpf 'this to%vp pziocn B er, Who brings the iollolking , he received from Colonel FLGAN, who ,btairiril it from Cul°. nel TRANT)..Govetilor Of Lb place. " Lord WeLLINGTI)N has had a balfla with the French, and ras billed and taken prisoneis 20,000 of the enemy ; battle was fou,ly ,5 da)s ,abnot6 lea j ;ues fa - mai ... Cal !a Rodrigo:: Ca t. W A kr) further says, that the accoth Came to o,iorlo utt ; f'' Thursday murnitig la•t just ttc lore ho i:t‘ii, oud o fd , Cully b,:lte%.cd by the who New r•j,,,(;ike, ,iin the OCC441011," Last night Paris I't l ,era to the 3.1 first: ar~ice el, frntn which• 410 e have n\a , ld wsieral evr The) .on t an ticeuunt t .111101 , 4APAKTI:S• intirttcy 1 0 Antwerp . , atld ti ettLe to ia . tunAig. While lie was at Ail+ wr,tp, he etnbtikei on. hoatt.V.a 5 , 11)., and the 11-ionitcar giA.urc!.; U., that .thottgit the wt a. was'toisitions, his 'lnipoial ,'u' .1 - toy4l jesty :was not sea.sich Th. se ii , pe.ts do n o , give us any itiformation r, gyp. cling l.iR intended interv'ew with the King of bgN:itAltli tlnle Is, evert. reason! tct nehote th.st his bani s h Majesty 1611 not hate Coffin, sf.eitongh to refuse : meeting t: , O Mrniteur eon taios.wttat may be cttit•ileted a.: the otticial account of the action nt Boologre. It a :t - nits I bat. one of the . . Phants having cl• ifted away, was taken by the En• f;l sit ; but, in let.lll, thy 1 3, 01)1-. of Fratice m•i, as. smell, that tip. Enghsn tligate w..s yompletely rid. bail., and thai she wag compelled to stierr t'Gr the purpose . of going into dock. The Li tter4 drought th , Anholt Muili that arrive yestercliy, are in general ut a warlike fend.: ern:). Ttic g one gives an account orthe force of Prossm, %bleb we hope will be found to be co:Teti tr 1(0141064ER% Sits.. 23 The nimourq of weim France, Rits‘ia,, and Prits4ii, h ive sotnew hat of a clogilile• shape, and we are told that war will bredlt out .almo.t im. inudiately, This seems confirmed by ihe constant b Bile acid atiis ity its which the troops of this lt,ng dam, Poland, and Russia, have been f r some time. We : are all anxi.ty, as we tin.letst=}oit 1 1 int the Emperor of . the French will &red his progress towards uf, which is Said to be the sign:il for'the `cotnmenci. ment ,of war. Our public pacer; allude to ibis event in open terms, anit to its eqt, , scqnenee., which inakei us the more certain. The following has been shewn s as an estimate of the amount of Po -4414 Prus . sian, and Russian troops in thispart of the Continent : At Warsaw nal its oQig!lbourisood •- Poles 30,000 Cracow - •i t f booo Konigsberg - 'Prussians 17,050 Berlin • - Ditto 20,000 Colberg tz,ooo Russians in Old Callicia and Russian Poland Scattered Forces in various places 00,003 17i t 000 " The frequent movements that have taken place among thesVtroops, have 'rendered the statement less accurate; than I could 'whit. • The French have at Datyzic nearly 30,000, and at Siettin about 10,000. Altogether, their force cannot be estimat ed at less 'than 150,000. This ntrti;:) l'includes , continge.nt which, it is said, the - Emperor of Austria has t meted into a Secret tteaty-to contribute. ,On the IN bole %ie tv, we tnay look with some degree of certainty to a war, and that perhaps at a short di 4 , lance. - Some persons assert that it cant begin be fore Sptiog,_ ~„ It is said to be the intention of Buonaparte to erea Poland into a' distinct kingdom 'fir Slew, who will give up Naples." Ntre were enabled )esterday to insert in a part of Our -Impression the following satisfadory accounts from Spain. ,WO rejoice at 'the success of the Sparil lids, not only on account of its .imMediale etre6ls, but because it will invire them with . a ,de gree of confiJeoce that will ensure fiktire - victories : 13y Letters which have been rtaeived this day, -+:~~. (irr •~i - iv "']C7tC; 4~lGtltSlll ~"U'~~~ 26th and 27th ult. it appears that. Gen. Bi.kl-idisTE' ttOs hld arrived at 'Algebras. with his diviSiOn of troops, and had assinnud the command in that ticm - tcr. He.ina9cdiately marched Upon -Ximena,-and baking employed a few days in collecting the Palri”ts, be commenced his operations on _the . Got movpfnenta were direaed to Alcala de los G , znies, • where the French had made themselves masters of the Castle, but General BALLA.STEROS succeeded in dislodging the troops which occupied the town, and drove them back .to'CbiClana. - !‘ln themean time, Marshal SOiJLT was qdvancing with about 0000 men' by the' rOutes'of Usrive and Villa Martin, apparently with the intention of oc-. cupying the .I,vhol:,pf, ttta cost from Cadiz totGi -1)1.11 ar, - However, a movement on the part Of our squatfron, and , of the forces, at :C.t&t, etfe;:t or:cher:siting - his advantje, left column, coo;iitlng tI . about three thotisanti men was 'hen direiletl. lig Ct., St. Ge)). LL AST EftoS, ho hack as they - approached from Kitties) to G%iiiein, but itornedlifely re f tirning . wi h great rapidny ti) Xtmena, lid oPPears to have in spine m',;asttr•. 511, t rig d. the F , e.:ch di vlNion, and after , a sharp action (in which the rm . - iny'!,tiihave been Very . seveie) !he Spali , rd, ptot;rd vimOrious, and tlrove the.ene• !try in gloat c ntos.on haul: to ,VC,113," foLowing let er givrs more particulars : ".San Roque, Sept. s 6, ißi r. - . . " I hasten in impart toyou the . ; leasing newsrallt def.3l Of the French, by Gen. RALLisrartns, which took place ye4ierday. Their di% i,ion was . .40.90 stront, and bad arrived at Xiinena after several marches and eounter•marehes, in Melt they hod plundtred and burnt Montajag.ie, Bena-agart, ~ and El Bo•cfue, petty towns or %illoges in the Rondl Mountains. " Our Gener.a abandoned )timena to them, and fell back upon Gducio; but without entering the town, he perfoimed'a counter-march, and reached Xtmena at the time the enemy fancied him to be in full re eat and were accordingly preparing to march upon Alvvrai or San Roque. "There he attacked them, and after thrie hoUrs obstinate action, the French, Whohad,alieady lost a great, nutfiber of men, killed, and wounded, retired in -disorder by the - Atcda Road, which . iS.tery bad, pursued by about 3000 mountaineers, uhow;ii certainly' give a good • account of them, We hiIVC also lost many men, but the number has noi yet been ascertained. • ‘• I had tht , s't particulars from two eye-rxitnesses, andevery Other account as yet received ogtces with tl:eir dt-ct in all esieritial points." Extlaci of a letter since received fr.,tu Lieut. tleral BALLASTEIAOS, dated X:1lle113, 26Hi Sept. 1811 :- " I have the honour to, inform yotir Excellency, th.tt yesterday. 'I cottyletely dispersed General Rs- NOttA widi 3000 intaniry. ttie Qovertioi-ot . Ulordita." ffindsur-Castle, OR. 10, 1811. Ihe KING etiIII . II.ILICS 11111C11 the 93ale. ItAl lAA E. ‘V. 1111Elt,131iN. " WILLIS." WINDSOR, 0cT..g..- - -Thismorniog Cluttzta, rind the Piifflesse•Almtv aid ELlzAtirrtt, took. to, Frogrnore, and walked in the Garden from , twelve till kso.oscloelt. ,Priocess AtIGLIST4 took an airing on horseback in the Palk (row eirc eti 'till halt past one, - aitefittlecl by Lady ILCIIKSTER, Lthci WALSINGLIAM, SIC B. SPENCER, &C. Priw-: cc ss SuPIIIA was only able to ride in a carriage in the Park. Yesterday the Puke of, l'conF held a Alilitgry Levee at his Office, in the Horse. Guards. Among the distinguished eharaders introduced to his Royal Highness were— . Mr. lierries, on his being Appointer! Cignrnissary. in Chief ; , -Liettteoarit General Sir David Baird, COloorl Hors ford, on his retoro frnu the West.littlies ; Colonel Hutcbia soi►. on his 1 , 0111 Ireland ; General Wilford, L omit-General General Lord Montgoinery, 'Major- Gert,r,il Houston, Lieutenant. General I.)aNi_.s, Major-Gene ral Lyard, oil his reitoo :tom the. West Inches; •Mitivr-(3e* nerd! whetliant, Lieozenant General ()elte, Majur•Generol Steve,l.A,n, sir. K.'Wilson, Nlajor.Generai B. ,Dr Forbes, Physician to the Pores; Lord I Bcntinek, Lord (;.iernsey, M G ajor-eneral M•Farlaite; Lord Lord G. herestord, &c, INDIA FIOUSII.--Yegtvrd y a ,COurt of Dirraors was held, - Mlle!) Captain ALTER CA bI.PII ELL was sworn into command of the ship .drniston, con signed to Boutb. t y and China.—The following ship s were . taken up for otie voyage iii the Company s service, viz -Coidarean, 603 tons,' F.tirlie, 695 taus ; ,and barl SI. ilincent, glB tons. 'Yesterday, a ballot was takcn at the E-131 Ipdi House, for'the deterOn ation of tine log (foes lion, viz. '1 Thai' Oil, (Curt confirm the pnaiiifflotil Reltolution of thh Court of Directors, of lbw. I 111) at Septeh.he'r, 1811, ,wlicicl,y ibe ConituAtilter6 and Owners of I lie latex shi t , 1.6r1 amclen. are tully at:- clout, d h to all nitwit ttion of tie leaf or nosc.oo- . lit respect ,to the hits r-f tll,l stop." At - s 4l ', o'clock the glaow,:i were tin shy etuied and deli% esed to the scttattierrs, 4, lin, at a.l ,e.trly hour, reported t lie. (11.1 C 3tloll 161),1Ve pe14.11.1 in the alit mauve. The rep , srts last night were very serious respeB - Mt 4.smni.r.;, tn t t we understand dial he was really tti t. ti I , etier, thoush ttie kLeet.liog bad not ea t) ftly atUiped. NAVAL IN 'V k A PLYMOUTH, OOT. 7. -- Admiral Sir CITARLV, COTTON 1101Sied ltts flag yesterday afternoon, ca hoard his Majesty's ship San Joseph, of 120 gturir Capt. WKINLEY, in HamoaZe, which ship it it exiVeltzd sail in , a few days, with Sir CHARI3S, who is 10 take the command of the Channel fle'. Sailed the Apelles brig of war, with a fleet d transports.and merchantmen, for the Downs ; saile4; a small . fleet 'of coasters to the eastward. Put back the ..4pelles and her convoy. The Roicoinnion Militia are expeded here the day from,Exeter. „ Sailed the Niemen fripte on 3 min. • POIitSMOUTit, OCTOBRR B.—His Majesty* sliip Vestal, captain LiERISELEY, which is artived ai did ,It . Mothrt batik, " (where he.s lAys under quarsatinej is tram Mahon and Gibraltar, with dispatches floo Adaiiral 'Sri' F.. I'isLLEW and General Cp,olo how qibfaltar, which port she left on the l ' il3 ocher ..'1; ( 1 , ) , e 1g . ' ,s ic: l / l c: p i ~ ela t i the t3it S i t a . i .T ßi cia , rt, t rl 'rite Mlirt/e is safe arrived from tlie Co Guinea and the West Indies. She Ito 0 9 l''''' .33 , te a boat's crew • .of 004 of our irigatvg,-wilicb ''''''b'' cletoinc4 in .61.. very for some time. - . L.xne Circe, and 11 0 We have been busily employed in e(1!""" -- troops here for the islands of' jersey and 001.01 as also strong reinforcements for L . 0 11 ' is i ' TON.—The detachments for 13Jrtugal are o f 10 , 4. '). " , n o ei;l4)' 9 , h, 48th, rest, "92d, and Xtug's ya. 1 ,1 - , ti Arrived the Derived ; . and sailed &f v ' l l ,` convoy for ..tbe _DoW O n s, and Verigeur, Pl'''' BROWS`, 'frotn off Cherbourg. ~ . i eriC l) thiAL, OCT. 8 --Sailed yest e rday -. A l ' frigate Constitution for Ciierburgh. .z. Arrived the &d i pole sloop of wa r (tors off Boulogne. LivEarooL, OcT. 8.--The Briton, hiltql`P Op . crie, is arriVed at .11o)Like sAled froro the nc : " instant leports that. an account los "ceilct just as they sailed, that a geneplogglgen° there, had taken pl.sce on the• 25tli L(iti) O f .2 between the British army under Lord Wsi'l,ll.,er Ton, and the French are in ‘vilich dye Pt were defeated with great loss, and diirel) leagues bityond Ciudad RodrigO. the turn,i wast 0 lic:wi sei CAPTUREfollowi n g sLata°ncFnerwrQN•ucl.o°-indaect -1 pierced ght into 1.....00,1 privateer. tAbrET:igiikiliii:l:::Tr.? J: owns :"..." t, a pr iz e to OW sloop Raki,-Capain Cl:croor toofternoon the Freach logger ~t6vp Faithklarhatir. Il le Lt vt is with this capture gre Cidiall vi s thei:7‘nDO_ii.eStuti.l3' i c d o a v y e , re t dhera;itintitg) guotnf;r01:tiodIrelir:::::::;:11::icio: a ~t Or ( ii 4 t tt . 11. :. n.. i i ) le I p ;6 e : : :id bu w t a s ii he was io c iase in with thel6l;:-liir si;lll4),:a.dhlcuo) troituhielri;onv)egirlitobdeoEfttalkiiii:gb I.leritp,Zotii:ioi7a. her, she took' us for a cal VO" , ; ,„1,4 having a I ress of sail, `"feioit 00 wit ; ,7'eiefed toP-salls, and ii4lin•top-gaihilit. 00,sa 6, 1 '1 a lure-i°Plidlant Inast down in inelel'l.,sol,4 ~...,..,),P, steeping six men only On Jol, ll' e Ija il la ;..:..,:1-e7w---,ta.nreci,rewbtituht tlll7.tirsis)itili.:4lca°llll::sjattiltlY' "' Yt 11 4:,.. 141 ;1 ')‘'''' d \loil:v1111 :rttlin nill a mile Of th'e logg, r, we 110'.- a ou r he French colours, boiited Ehgli,h, I' t e e l ' i ' L.,s o3 , _ports; and fired into her with ihusqu, try , 6":," ber canister i the 'etrects Of which are vig ll .; li ird . 11.1Slik. and rigging. The luggtr ;lieu eii“24'',,log Jo hoist her main lug to get a‘cay troth tof '` e u g lee• avitija rAte nt nine knots ; btit he fell ul °:-, wilt ) 0 ‘ e becalmed hini,and hooked his cloth tigg ii : NIP ~.II: sheet anchor . At this ihstant, Lieol,l3.o° IY:itco, I bl lckels, Moster's-state, Mr. S:ytoo, and l e : ob ot forty the lugger ire a gaitithi soe, •drivil') eg to b tort , _ O l. the enemy' iron 'the 'deck. Slid. In.„*OiCt andL'a Praise, cut 01 lliepPe, had ini,:t% l'u.';''ii. is pierced for fourteen guns." 0 ° u i t ie l.st 0 1 ; ce_f, of thni privateer -says, ' that it. is golicr.b.' f i ri n C ti' ' l l. and believed in France, that the i11""''',,,,,J. , In order to man tlie.ships of vie aod il's u q l°l, 4 crj' (-;, lernsey and Jersey Will be intine,lilntly t ateo ) t r o . pi ktis ex yetlitiun , the crevvi 0 1 inetelpotthen ta.l...itii, vateers aro impressed and niarched oa io ifoo w Out any distinctiou ic_i iig ll ilt c i o n o rt t ti N I a il l e ; Is S ii : s t : D e l' O n E s c i o r T t : 813 0 : t * : — , t L l S : :: : l3 l6 N r a i l i l t i e I' l,l, ::::::lboli! s.uriosliy had been gratified with the ple39`l,fauti val.oaddy afternoon, the spetatoitt assettibied lot ..1-noily particinateJ with each other 00116 iiira LlYgiing anvety. for the travellers' cilety. 1 1 ' d ' . 'ens ' whence the bJIIOOO ascended, and t'i4 t o et I y = ote 'i4lencil of Ai,. Sadler , were erti3ly thil'ilv,l Willi impat,ent viattors W t 'a btu hour. s ° , li t ings of the travellers having articed, the It, 1',1,4'0d aw,ly in paiwtol suspettee, anti this taooool Ind arrticty felt by 'the inhabiciats for the prr" ~, bituation ot .:Nlr. Sadler at,i hii adventuroos call, Paul") IVlr.,lifirchafti, los very evitleht, AttOr'„ the acc"11"" of several tovelleis, the batlooP 'lle r w.ts Ncen at Ta nworth (tCi tnile4)' 25 toiin' tes , a v . the aic,d, bot enng over Itx tOglii but;afier, 100,i, in g i lt some ball.t, it ea`in ro,e, with Wel "lu'r lald v , as vootble sevn rniles bet' Lc'efittir: gc'tnu. te Bcofoo, havifig tl)en travelled 49 I) l ' 4 ' , ~'locl: dot °lle 1100 and a few rninntes. At sig --- ° i n'Tonriairl; i :11 rr.es::dalietirghtaltlig docostcaeirirtivregedcbritt.torobj:, haat. . 4