The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-08 00:00:00

~~ u gllsh into the sea These • sentinfents and hingute, we are sorry to . say, ‘‘''re 'e' v- litnrd In this coantry, and by men who are lnxiousro be entrusted with the marsitlnient of rpirblic atraiis. Ministers were loudly censured in P nbanlent for wasting our resources in a vain tit tempt to defend Portugal. The veriidea of re sluing the French in that country was represented et chlarrical ; and yet they hate not only been temtrd, but forced to retreit ; and these men Who were " hurriing It impatience to' meet Ibe English," are now displaying. inconsider -316 degre e of activity in getting out of their * l l. We ;moot •avoid otverring, upon this occa. „. s '' ) ", to the treatment w hicti the, able and ,gal- Lit Gclieral, who comfy Ilidi our army, has ex. p-rienced tram a certain descripti4 of persons in ti.is country, k;very part of his condu6t has been ]' • ElN lglied with the taniost hostility ; his successes hover:teen undertatcd„ and, it repvrt speaks true,tivo G I e era nets em}rloyetl t lethic veh in wr t rig cri . herorwr upon his movements. He has tints filsified all I t, , ."'i r gmomy Prdietions—l ie has raised the charac ttre hruisil,arti,s—aticl though tine immense i 'N'tiftallt-e of expelling the French trout Portnal clrinot he dented, yet riot one word of praise ha ve " U• ppositum'Vi, riterb yet bestowed upon the HFro hits ttf-de4 that 'object. Such is she extent I°*isiclt party leehrigi are car►ied in this countr. We regr et In from aLLINqTOtea rd W y /ell " that the Govirrnor.,,f Badaiox has concluded hirotelf in a way,to excit e the strongest sugPicton. T he ahccitiels corinnitted by the French it, their "tireai! W ere dre a df u l 'b eyond ' all eXample, hut tie t ut Lice intkaimmt4 'of Portug a l were not thy: (ally tuff: we h ave seen sev era l kilos from I'2'4°4 ofre specnibility, Which state, that in many. NIAsEr% A put hii sick and wounded whom t'e could net remove, into houses and cottages and l et fire try th em t s We hare, receive,l - French . Papers of a rec, nt d 'te, Irani which we have made Copious exaracts. 114'44 I'IQ 10s W.) 1 41 el been under the n ecess i, y of a..ling tht. ,; ,0 the goad people of France ri'lipecting i.ccelit events in Spain and Portugal. \\'e 113ve ti t , t9Nl'l "ln l tr i a coinnt upon th e exiraorditiary ac , whieli are given in the Moniterii.. It is suf . L y, 0 4 , 16 Fienclt ate .represented'as ' '.'• 1: ' where str.cesiofilf. dt. Borjosa they i , ' i ""HAN, and we li s t s h out 700 Ini'oners • ! ,i 1: P ~ wiil leili)iltt:t that G enera l G RAHAM m ; that gloriuns occasion we - had not one -411 ' 4l ' 4 . WI. h r,2liect tot he retreat of hiss- It,' . , i '' l '' said iiim he has made soine nzovements, 0 i t .. liotiuog is iaLl about driving the English into ile'N. liuut,,AphitTa, indeed, told us a little time acl ' i ° ' lh at ha .Widhect very much that the English 1'41,1 reniain in PortUgal, and we think the! -Li is tv e , r) Prohaii6iy ihdt his wishes will be gratified. • h Apt w 'a this morning riported that th e S c h e ld t. L had pat to sea ; nn such neWS, linWever, has hach ed the Adluirait Ole y, W ' Q 511311 rejoice to Find r , . eport true as w e have little doubt that it w ou ld lead 1 Q a , nothur glorious vktory.. ~,........ 'rho • . , . is tliii Regiment .(Gen. licassPbab'g), ,now tervi., • , 1 1,1) Portugal, expeCt* orcieri for a . Toil d Bat won irninediateic...' ' ' 3 T ilt! s slll a l. h 1 • been .stationed at ervierit wnc las , ~ -44 1 31( a ' r 'li.ll'l years, i* ordered home to rcterui,t. r ,vltriirolilsar.N.L.Cy 11.44 been appointeda weitioe Of the hiriii,Ao*e Hottid ofAdmiralty• d . , e PRitice.(lacietn• haa beet) gracicinsly nleaqe 14 grAnr a reSiri,e r 0 the man at Leatherhead, who ecltideirined tOr stealing a watch, ikc , at the la , t A""i. It turns out that' the robi,ely was coin hilt te I I , th % C 'Y the poor fellow's sweetheart, and rather ...‘,4 in a ' ... `lll%e4eb, he made lihnsella sacr ifi ce to *ave tier. .1/tiaaNAP.i. tit : a; on the 14.5 th ult. issued another d e- err lot encouragihrt the inainitaa ore ot tlgtir Iron) nret'root, and Indi' 4 ,o from NVood. A large extent b- ,R,'NII , I ill order e d to b e laid onr in plantations 0,1 . ° : 11 the plants, and a nuMber of experimental 'eueols ate directed to be. established -tor instructing ttleall,rns in the process for extrading the Sugar and . .„`"4,;',. Iluat4 A l'A.lrrit Cric uterus I'lloo a " vit t t ' t 'r roillioni from . his measure ; and from t he ' lst ( e ) ; v d :t6 , ll arY) IEII3, Sugar and Indigo will he 'entirely ' 416 ' 14 40 1 V • • . ' 'l' LEnelisli nianu /„., .„, ,ii iatu,e, is allll. to—t) , ‘l,,Lure or tnerchandze. 110.1 . ade a ~, - firrey cutter, Lieut. HALLANDS, has m " 4 - . Y voll c.ptnie, on her passag e to Plymouth with 3 lispaiclik's flow Si , H. NIALB, in liasque.roads, :: 1 ' l'!ii iii with die Dit.eb schomicr, Gaiuwed' °I \,-):j.tth's, comintit ii.d by Lieutenant DRRYa laden ti , , 1 1 a ~,tl,3ible cargo (prithipaily- hpwes), funn .13a. to .' ) ‘l,ll.llCe bite 8 ilic,l row months Since, and AaB 'oiling for I.lourdeaux. ,c,oVrIcA CoaceitT.—ithe.sixtli performance of the 14klicer" "" (14 :1' ilw dtreCtion of Messrs. tinirltlBo, v .11114 m-Au ,urea Grin- ATO4eX, was attentied, no riti ; ,,, ... I glu, at ow HEX , (looms, by a Vi l ,,, , . ihiL t, ' a r;l.' 448, arbiage Of • the 1881110111Jle World...—. fist , t. acs Was altr3gethr Very 311rileiOrlax and ill',,,ll.l"tellarillingly_perfortned.' Nothing could be fort:/ile"e4 and spirited than the WhOltr of the Pcr tii,t "v"o44th voeal and instrutnetital. We have ~ 001(.4.41)11r patticulars, but we cannot pass over V.iik t i t- grE'rta 0111 6 r e," sung by HAttalsoN with such , n 3 ii iii alid to simplicity, as. should serve et,„`l,44hrti to ihe flourishing psofeSsora of ilie too l'4.lhi:ht,',"l. CATAL/LNI Warr encored fp/01P 441144' w hich blit bUng. in 'Um moat delightful -.. ' '11,41 From the LONDOpt 'GdzErrt, /iprus, ISt r. didnnrafizi-uurce, April 3, 18.1 1. Adtliiral Lord Gambier ,bas transmitted to John Wilson Croker, ,Esq. a letter from Mr. Hallands, .masferofthe Fancy hired armed critter: giVing an account of. his having, on the 24th of last 'booth, ca;;pred , the Getrnwed Batavian Government sehooner,piereed for fourteen pts- but only two mounted, bound from Batavia to Holland with dis patches. • . ' -And also a letter from Captain Parker, of his Ma yssty's ship Atnaz.n, reporting the capture on the !?,3d tilt. of Le Cupidon, French privateer brig, elf fourteen guns.and eighty-two men, out two 'days ; from Bayonne. PLYMOUTH, 4rau, 6.—The brig Fleece, belong- lug to this port, AUCTORS, Master; with a cargo of oats, frun "WaterfOrd, boUnd to London, is on chore Cheek Point, near the former place., Arrived the industry, Btrox, from Waterford, with cargo of prove tons for this fart; the Mer . cury„ADAms, and Pheasant, Bttooks, from Wales; Kate, STEWART, from Sunderland ; Ceres, HENKS, from — Biddeford; and the Providence, LOWTHER, fOlll thistol. Arrived his Alojesty's ship Ploiler, of 18 guns, Captain CAMPBELL, from p,),lsmoiith ; tht Lark, GotiLE:Y, rind Providence, litto , A x, from Wales; and Ciaude,,CoLuNsoN, from Nevi;caslte. Sailed his 'lajt:i4ty's shipg Cottragera, of q 4 gnns, Captain WILKINSON, aid Diana, of 38 pins, Cap tain GRANT,Ior the Baltic; ‘l.ighining r ot 18 gunS, Captain Diiyt,E,•fot the Iri•11 station; nod Blood hound., 'of 14 Lieutemant , VVARIt4ND, on a c,iizes the Eliza and Jane ituder, - for Dublin ;. at:cl the Aoict-ican strip Ctintort, WEEKWASI', for I,iverpool. Art ivo his NI-jevy's ship Sophia, of 18 guns, CA I ), sin Loct:vt•:►,*, from the coast of Portugal, and has; sailed ag tor Porttnnouth. Put back his Majesty's ship Savage, of 18 guns, with part of.the flees that sailed from hence on Wt.dnesday laws tor the DoWns, the wind blowin6 tre»ti► from the Eastward. Among thcim are lowing vesseis, : the Spanis brig Quatro Amego, SERVIIRGE ; the tan sh 1 alliots Hardungerem, IlAttittia and Maria Dorothea, JcKmAN and the PortOgirese ship Americana, Da SANZA, miner, all for London. Alio put back the Dutch schooner Ue tiede Trawe, (rum Batairia, prize to; the Fancy eater, for the Sailed the IP hiting si:hoori.n . for Cadiz, with dis patches tar General GRAHAM. pLit in herd by contrary %‘ intls the Hunter hired armed Atilt, Cape, ENGLiINII, tik iLh a convoy front Falmouth and Scilly, for the Downs, Consisting of the following vessels, viz.: Marian o Woberheo; Albion, ..klamilton ; Rover, Ray the Swedish brig Gost l ava, Nord ; chatit u n, B re ijoy the Spanish ship Marprcat, ; the American vesse t'ort Mary, FcutuLfl ; Packet, Ryticick ; Rolm and Betsey, Ushlry ; Cli4ries Carter, brysd.de ; Cumberland, Lewis .and several others names tinltilon, Sailed his Majesty's ship Jiloodkowyt, of 16 guns , with five trans sorts und4l. convoy for Lisbop ; a►nong them is ►he Pi ince c/' !Pities transport, WARMAN, with artillery"; ►he others have, a nuniner of tnividry and artillery horse's . tor.. Lord sailed hi, iNtij , isly'a Semirdruis, of 3ti gtw,, to tlic We6tWaiti• Arrived the General Prestott,-CAmeactt, from Curk, with a cargo of prwisioos for I hi.; port .; the , Lord Aelson,,FooT, and Olive Braiich,.Git.peaT, from London ; the Sup jt, WEST; from Sunderiaod ; !tooter, rftiomAs ) -from . S 01), ;- Prince of Ihiles, CARTER, 4c iv., HOAItE, Aeui is T, oiler, EATON, and Prouglence, . ES, 11 . 06) Wales.. • 4 . . . . _ Arrived his Nkajesiv•6 ship Tatiarris, of IS ram a crutze, Sailed fitt, Fancy hired cuiter, ,Lieut. I - lALLANDs, with Dhp.twikva tur the squliciron B isque [toads. At rived tho Nancy, Co t. LI fi oil) LUllddll. 1.#41.,, APRIL 7 .--Allived his Majesty's ships St. fieoiie and Pr vices Chorlotio, kora Ports- uioutlj. Sant(' the Banterer and ,Pa rthian on atruize of Flushing; the . .opelles t3l; :s cOuvoy to the West- . ward it the 'pouting. FALAtotrrir, AFa b • —Ar r ived the •Goldfinch ; Laid Duncan Sarah irativorts twirl COCUIIIIii, the Lard Duticurs has 173 deserters ou board from 'the French - array. Sailed ihe ilholiorptigir packet with Mails for, Lisboa ; .4.rpress- Ditto fur Cadiz; the intetcuurse cutter fur Oporto., PORTSMOUTH, APRIL. 7.--Arrinid the Loire fri gate front Plymouth, the Herald floinDizto 'bug: lope sloop of war tram Lifinan Rifleman 11100 i) at War from Oporto, and the Spitfire ond Lightning from a Croize. Siiiidd tbd Boyne for. Plyrnouili ; Gorgon an Mertrectid wii b troops for Cadiz. A detachment ut toreigu seamen who had entered our tie rice, ; roched Yarmouth oti Wr%luc)itty hoin Sulton, .LLCC:;t7,• MARCH e3.—The enemy, 'who ervii. noes to retreat, lin&ng the bridge at Polite de Mur cella broken down, went up the Alva in search,ot lord ; they lose_ immense numbers ; their bArbarity .exceeds all belief. I,l c y burn. and destroy every thing,., and murder men, women, .and children, — It is supposed they will retreat at once.to. Almeida ;, there, perir9s, tnay luive ft respire. Their rear consists of:t30;000 men, all that could fight iii their army, • Oftl4tl Dispetch from Ids Excellency Marshal-Gene ral Lord tVeliaagton, dated Ilead.quarters. Villa Seca, the 1 4 th of March, iiSt 1, to his Excellency Senior D. Miguel Pereira Forjaz. After giving an account of lire operations.to this date, the same as in the LOrnlon Gazette, his Lord ship proceeds Illus.:— - • • " • 1 am much concerned to have to inform your Eicellency that the town •of Badajoz surrendered, on the 11th inst. to the enemy. Though 1 have not yet learned, ail the,' circumstances of this event, I. can have no doubt with respea to the. fait. .'Drone: the moment when the enemy entered Kstremodura, and employed his forces apinst that place, my at• tendon was called and directed' to the means of: saving it. , • '" Antecedent to -the , 'unfortunate battle or the; igth of February, I determined to reinforce the , Spanish army, in order to oblige the enemy to raise. the siege of ,that place, and 1 should have 'carried intneffvet this my determination, had I. been joined: ti.e reinlOrcements which I enacted to arri‘e in, the ,Tagos about the end of the month of January. The battle of the 19th February destroyed the. Spaniih troops on whole aid and co-operation I had. drspended. It ,was, in cousLqitence, itnposAble to dant" a sufficient ni.trabL.. of troops to area .object I had to view. I determined, however, after . .the arrival of the reitiforcernents, though the tutmly 'should not have retired from his hrositi:nt on the Tagus, to attack him, should the state of .the roads. permit.---The reinforcements arrived in. the bi i .gal,“ ning of March, but had not Alien joined the army; and in the night of the bib, the enemy retired from , the position he occupted. On the fith inst, de- Sired General Leite, .the G:tveinbr of Elvin to'com municate to the,Governor of i3ad tjes, by means of - . signals, or in any other manner which might best' Nutt, that .Massena had began to retreat, and that he might be assured that .1 would'succour l,itti as Soon as possible ; in the' mean time. I:trusted that he wood dUtend the plabe to t:re last extremity. had in consequence inatle.4;very arrangement to de. tsich a body ,of troops, when the enemy should leave ; the Tagus and the Zezere, and accordingly with this view„troops marched from Thonnar on the 9th,, as they did also iron) other points, that .part 'of the, corps of Marshal Beteslurd Which had taken post on ihe'other side of the Tagus, - and the vanguard of which, had advanced to within three marches of the. Fortress of Elvas. , • " On the (obi - Ding of the 9th h received at Tim. mar•-onaigeno,.ot the most tavoureble kind frorn BadajOz, 'uy wit was induced to'beheve yot only that the plat;: u.ts nut in any atitial,danger,b...t. that the fire made on the enemy was much superior and effeCtual to that received from him and' that, with the, exception of the loss Stiltaibetlin .the death tel General Menachn, it had suffered vol . ; that there was no want of provisions or aunnunirion, and that it was., in fail., to so good' a condition, that it was probable . it nutOtt hold out a' mom h.' Get.eral person of equal- reputation with the late Governor,-succeeded to the command, and the slot:est Lotaideoee was reposed in him;. but Le surrendered to the enemy on tireday futtou.in4 that 'oft which he receivect my assitraticespr ~teaser at tiatne Anne that 1 n.'ged hien to defend it to tins last extremity. , " It is useless to make any refiettion on the ilia' here s tated. Spanish 'Tuition h:ta lost in the 'course moo , ha the tortresSes of Tortosa, ()liven an, att.l B td.v.,s, without any herlicient cause; atiti at the saute Pine s)Ltisloth &wit, with a c.irns of troops which never was supposed: to exceed 444000 oleo, tit todes the, capture sot the, two. last..piacea, has wade' prisoners and destroyed above 2'2,000 Spa , nigh. troops. 'I hat e the liononr .to remain,' wit sentiments of esteem and eonsideration, your Exce ency's most , fathtui servant, WELLINGtON." HeaChiitiarters, Villa Seca, Mardi 14, r." tiIiCONP After stating the movements up to the lath, as given the. Loncloh Gazette,. his Lordship thus ;roceed, : • "The destruClion of the bridge of 'Fox deAronce, the fatigues which the troops had suiferedifai sere- IA preceding days, and the want at provisions, in ch** me -not. to COMilltitt an this day the mar c h of Ale army. " Alter I had sent off - a your Excellency my tot mer dispatch of the diito of th0,,14.th, 1' lea t eti twine lurther particular. relative n the surrender (it Tiadajos., It appears that the , enemy had, on the 9th mado a . breach nearly 18 feet in breadth ) but whicl -. wai not practicable. same day the Governor of the place acknowledged the signal and the receipt of the mes sage I tad sent to hitu,: on the 10th he ciscorninued hostilities,. and ,tpvt tire, I . atirrelidered t he plac e , deliveliog up the garrison. prisoners of war, which was allowed to march out with the hotiOttri of war, The number, of the garrison at the time of the stir- , Tender was 9000, white that of the enemy was only atint) intailtfY and _woo' cavalry.' The wirrisun wanted neither provisions nor ammunition. " In my letter of the bar inst. I Icquested, the eloverncr „I":4vas to desire the Goverucq_ Blida, jos to observe secrecy ‘.tilt respea to the ketredt ut Malsena, to' prevent its reaching the knowledge of the enemy by means tof deserters,: as thought to meet with iron again at Ehidajos but he ,published the intelligence soon as he recei,ed it, asserting; at the saute tune, that he. did not believe it. .;11e, in tent: manner, cot; n it to the French neral. " When Badojes 4ad. suriendcred, the enem . operationi against Campo which direction he has thrived, 1 hate the honour to be, with con.,iLleration and' panicular esieent, your Excelleutliti attentive and tanhtni servant, , . " WELLINGTON." , . , . •' fle4l-Quariers, Louzao, March lo b 1311.7 ,I 0..42 ;,~., • 14131,1INBURGli Mstton.2B.---Yeiteiday rnorring the banes made their long proleaed at rick oh the iitan,i of ,Ariboit, With from eight to 000, Iroilp4, , no sailed from Aarhus the preceding in 30 guts-boars. The firing commenced at hall-pa t. four;- and continued till eight; tecomtnenceo I ;Indy at 11, and continued about an hour ; tined irti tine afternoon, and wholly ceased hefotc _evening: The fire from Ihe garrison was my demi utjive ; the Mines 10. arid 12 at a time ; they made good their Landing, bt'at either had no &l,) artillery, of could not drag it al,hg the sAnd. The te, , ult i,, not politiveiy Itnown, but it , erson is said to nave arriv ed .here who left the iihihd alter the businesi wad over; he states that the Dines weie totally defeated; ;that 250 men' were kilted or wounded, and that times remaintlri suriendered. All the gan-boats, two cit.; cepted, 11,4 tiestruyed. 1 7 1 . , 11/1141)SOR, APRIL 6. At: twele o'clock hk MAass+ carne on Itie Terrace, accompanied by the Daltei of CAttinamOs and Yc:iNT, appored•quitepleasant liE cony. rsa.4 tion•wtih the Royal Dukes' ;$/lio had some pipets id their hands, which they read to E MAJsTY &lut ing' the time they walked With him, wt is h one o'clock, when they returned into the 'Cast le tor MAJeSTY to dine. The Duke of CAMiiitiDGft left us this triornit tor Loudon. The Dulteb ut yonk and Cu roi tiEui.ANri arrived this gum tang' on a visit to their .IVIAJtii - rt i s and their Iloy,Jl .;4ters. •- • This being the . thiy appointed-for the QuEEbi to to 1101k1 a Council, under the itegincy AO, to ex; -; mina the KING'S Physic:labs, tTon oath, to a,cernia hiS state, for the purpose of reporting it to mein, ttHough the mews of th,:'l,o.tt PRESIDlitcr ins MAJLtsTV'S Privy Col:1061, ihe Archbilhops, of CA tit IL ilßti lt Y and You the Loan ICH AN GEV LOH', Earls WINCtIILSE4 and AYLestroan, Lord ELLElsieoflotfpit, and ,the ,MASTLIt Of the 1101.1:3, being the . whole.of the Members of her-M AJ EtS rY'S CC:ltid, except the Duke of MONTROSB, who was prevented from attending by:a violent tit of the gout. In a short due atter they proceeded to hold 0 Council h her MAJEISTY. :they wire uSlie , 434 into her presence by Eari : Moturotr,•her MAstArt!A Chamberlain. They then proceeded to examine the Dottort upan oath. • Afrilt 7.---Thit morning the PRINCE REGftigT , arrived• here on' a visit to her MAJasrY, and te r031.04 . any.-11 Highne3i has •not' had an interview with bb MAJESTY. At twclie o'clock his IVIsJesTY csmoon the Ter.. raav, accompanied by Sir Hxtv KY HALFAILI .ino Dr. WILLts, aud Walked till oire; when he retired to 3innt.r. At two o'clock his MAJESTY returned accompinied :by. Generdt tiwYNNs, and walked till tour o'clock. ' • QU'EIpN and PitINCESSIIS beard Divine Sep/ice the ceitle. The Queures•Council did mit break op • ILI four !YE:10(A yes',erday r i atierwaros 01,1 Metribois wens regaie,l with t UttiplOOLlS refreshoiews; kiwi at tip a set uti for Loottoo., , uottetsiiitid ifky did out bays Litt ioterview With the Kt-tiol, At ItteCduct-Mtkrtiar at Cheblea,,Capt. LANOTON criade tis reply:on Sato play mutritrig, the court Al tii Lite Assi'ies hrld it; TJ.lnltio in the ct ml.. ty of one Willi tot lionipirry }tit ( or. lliCrly etiiii4i) tiie . Livner , ll Poit thik t ) was thd off.licv of obt.tiniog tooth.) , by rake iteictice , r, unda the followirig eirt unioranctu : kavin.; round CLIC thrvo , rpoot mt') at 13ath, narnea Iticodrd l'Arker, and John iivnnett, who kid helNeil in the 'loyal Navy during the 'American and rare wars, he persti,l,:rd Own], that itirmi6ll his a6iiiaintance with the t!.O Adunii3lLy office, he could procure them .I,el):,toriS tor (he'll services, and ufierwards produLed to thein . . acne time W time letter's he pretended to have re cclvectirQM • (as he eNpr,ssed it) his particUlar and intimatOriond thehead elerk,requiring various sums of: ntoneY to be remitted as lecs for procuring the pensions,"for the trouble of writing letters .ind post. age to th't Atlmiralty, and by the , e obtained iroun'thera abou! six guineas. Upon the, trial, his various artifices . were eery circumstantially detailed by Broivning and linnet, and it 14 as most clearly proi.eu by a Gentleman from the Admiralty-Office, t!at the men Ai:crU not entitled to pensions under t h e L i te ' t i m ,u t O es i ll ' which they stood .; but that if they had been so entitled, such pensions woula have been granted watuitously, and th avail OCCi4A sons of this sort, no fee of any tlescription, ur money, 'under any.pretence, is payable, or is. ever received or dernande3 at the Admiralty 7 Orliee. The .Jury, Without any 'hesitatiou, found the prisoner uilty, and the Judge, (Mr. Justice Cudtmarta) aftrx pay log a compliment to the 'Lords Commiss.ont4As of the Adrriirt:lty,, by whose diretilionithe pristmer tS' if brought to justice, tor taking up Ou crust; at t 'poor men, by instituting a proso'cutithr (of the eX penau of which they, from !twit situittions in life, were wholly unable to bear the stuallest pat) toid Atte prisoner, that hiS condua in chcming persons of this description,,and under the preh.toces fie had ,devised, was so criMinal, that he felt hilt•seU bou:“.1 to pass the highest sentencathe law Would ailow, m !laely, that of transportation beyond Ow stni for the term of seven years; and which sentence the Judge accordingly ,pronounced upon hint. . SMITHFIELD :AAP r, This day's 'Market bad a timid; vopply of prime Reit* and the show of Cattle ui geheral preti); good ;, tteei, Mutton, and Vaal, wen:. tiemer Pork sold tit last .prteei and the tr“,ie lot t -, 0 tuoSt 3ri, was somewhat 1;, !tic H Ij M.Arket ware rather considerablo Hay, Straw, and-Qll,;ver, otlitioad laot pricer, CORN EXCHANGE ) APRIL B.—The fresh arrival% of Wheat Anis .I,ly make i rultidirug supply, the trade heavy in sales, and second; 4W) trilerior, I,lt her lower; Barley in short supply, in demand for For. , toga', outl somewhat klearet ; .Malt dearer ; Pease:-and; Beans of CACIi tiescriptiol , I,l,lrty I at our last queted'prree , i; there are not many ire,h airiVals of 030, but part r,f I. st e 1 Lek t.tiv.rr 30,000 quarter' ("ecorii.i alid Ordifiaty, hie quote 4 cheaper.,; Flour WittlOtH variation.