The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-11 00:00:00

, lit f6Powing li nea , , wi11,.:1 , riu A , fili; pt:yl ''''.; 7; 11 i prnt Ik,re writivo ter Beiiv7by nit. ial.: lcu euz.I4EaLIAN! ) ; Esq, t 6;11 affairs... Klat'si.s, whilst thus yo`u •ar us to bebol* ,••• • • ding, that would hive grac'd the days or May we not- belle Ili tune that public t a ste Fill blush to find it's faiour so inisplac'd? • , Wlli 1,101 yoor iopu, wait due proportion fraught, • 4 . 4 ue 6 • to embody rlkr t t' thought ata lISPSA/420f ills fCASOII6O 'Aluse be danal,:ki'by a c tiiid ? 4,1 his sublime iota& mon shape llamssy Of itlfinA6l) to a by to ape ? Parrots cot talk, but is the world so weak To say that parrots thick because they'speak ? 'lts notlii%staugc, lood folks,' that boys can sFut The %yonder is that yVii fan hear them out. USIC. T, Tile Annual Coneert,.lor the benefit of Mr • r" R" 0,114°N, tnint piace last inght.in the Greet Rooth at 40 '0Q1'4 tioasu ;• and independently of the plea- IC: wllkit it ivair ti t ►.thelf calculated to altbid, it ' Iv " 4;.aiitying to _See that, , notwithstanding ail the eltlcwas tluctuatiois or public taste, hi, steriing ;1'4,4,4,4, merits inrintain 'their ground, and. ex- - 1 :4 6N an .una'3.l•.ea ..puronage. 'The room was % 141 ' I Y filvsi, and tzita t; t.v.ts a •lir6e proportion of ide htgiwt orders . 1 , . tt to:ic , :rt Itself : wai an exquisite treat through 4. It was tt led hi W6stli,EL L ; GIIRATOREX .bat aii,il'ig43ll,4li'd lilt." i!il;td culiStSltd IP( a liu'i,e"" '4 of ttig•thost clumeot plutessurs uu their resp , 4L ec th'd iniirii,i ) ents. , 'Lie vtreAl perloro'tls vt ere CA -7/2"10 41ti, ASIIii MIS. BIANCIU, BZL,4.ANIY, "ssi' ti,11C1T,31.1(11-IARIiISON. I ' 4 Ineezi we r , : in I.3l,:fiti well seleited. The' Pcniu g overtu'w Imo douhie thorns troth O'n/o.rnott . - *'''lkriorine,i Ina manner - Alm Could have *wished It! 1 4 , r " 4 ' cots,po,.er'l.lANDEL. -Miss MELVILLt,WII ' i.:, '"'is 0 VCI y r, wcet • voiem, out% all air composed' i f -444 "hiAl tit A ititit site•-tectived lite IJ , ,t in- ructioLo !i„,a•ithtizzitrit' alit) el/I:teed the beautiful ify t . ~ , , hii#i")l', 11.13 t AlilSiva. Tt . ie Deserter's Illeditaiinns,- ei 'nom ztql by liAttulSON, was eimored. 'I Ile 6 )I" li tl ,, 's : lllu,l4 vhis - illi ) :4'WiLli . MCSI Interesting ~ x i,a I ' lll oy 41,knalidx. tint we have not loorri I L - Alit WI the merits ut the e'vetitng. CATA. 11 44 "Ilel l 'lNt'a t o (he . 1110105 t, .itud exci:ed lb kvOilder 01' ) he atKi icilet• . Alt ' '' . • " ile , try ", w4ii deservedly much ap , ,. P:a4(141 . 'A. new.. (.loil,irteiti.), 'coFnposed. by Lord fuKur4itstr, and witien is: very • creditable to 165 , ki's inusicaltalei ) ii andtatitq, - Was ad4 - iirably given I,‘, c , . l ATALAN,I). Ml-6.: BIANCHI, iIAIMISOttIi , IN li t ht, 1.1.C1Y, thuuyitytt was sornewat whi , ustcat to (11 41. ,..tw0 idi.ii.s eeleblainig' tu.pu4lic Ihe dcligjits of . 1 ' ,1 1 ,, 41 g." l'ivu, viva, la batiiglia r! • • . - ~. i, . vt.ae wlwie eniiein,teo with 4 ; , t.inci save the, King, it : I . l ° i(id wilt c lio, us, a ild•the -potupauy, stamli%til iluil ; of luv,4i atiectiOn, manuestod•the watruest oriii(44iiiin. . • Rt.)YA.L. ACADEMY. " 4' L..s. v ortralt of. the Hort: C. A. Co6pec.—T. L...w, 4: i n li d,,:i' ik Another of . Mr. Lam RiN CZ'S prOdUOIOnq /;;'4--.."1 belt illallircr. It Is, paii4eci with a film) Pencil,. hi a ett.bste bivle of colotiring. .-PerhaP* 'tisb!le irekll44ltettaii,-, t oo 11,444 in the attitude, but as it re-, ~i , i , - .... .„,,, - • • k - " P A) tr Ut iitallloll, W 53, Itillbt rtir W iOl ail .it . ' 9, arialUct4V. • ‘.:. 111. 1 ' Har t wel l, F. W 1 T Itit INC,. 1 4, L . LitAil,t: At BactsW. t V it! iin ns.,t ;ecolle4 that we - ever heard of this /4 P tlbltiq bel i ote, noi. do we know whether thi s b e t h e. t: exhibition of fits ski's', but if 80. WC Shall let li I9nlti' matifiettllo/1 iii attempi tug to (I) '''‘ v his Ill'elilLirl°' ('b'curi'Y. There is zut att. of truh.aed I:n4/0-ciY 4111113 pikiure,which rati;les the Arttst. t'''. ticitutagtratni. It presents a vet) pleising cen'-'.. i, rutai *effusion'. The trees are dolineate4 witti it'ett)rit, tiltrt %vittitlut a servile minuteneyi. The 111 K:1 s ara' well p,laced, anit if Lid's. w ark had been ti,Pt"duti:oli tit Joy 'celebrated Artist it would ex ,c .toristk,o, arid v, ry Awn ti o d a purchaser. )i . itt, PuttrAit ot a Spanish shtpriersi, Merino Flocks i &c, oolc3 tro it (~k, it kil,„" Is MA only the best ptc:ture from the hand o n f ot ;'• 'IV MA 4 1 the present Exhibition, but I ;;;)b u r l la,lJiniqi) ttle bi:St that lie has yet preiented to the 4,, c ' I'l't *has tuasle a try ry interesting scene alt''''' ,1:10. Ttl'ere is a !striking character i,• the shep hui and tilt, (*Whole , ;iveil a Inmuresque air. to the, Ill e i. e. , 1141 'colouring is throughout uhaste, n.ha, al,. %mil and sit,idosv ire (imposed with skilful gaagetnpnt and o. s ` No, .. 1 . : A. Nv v,, rort,4l ot Mr. I S. Asor.—A.l.oLiv La, A . _. th e : art 101:1 that thin i's a faithful teseilinl.illel. of v,,,1N 1114 1. Oi ti,';:it we caunot judges but r 3 InaY, stie,AU.rtosty that it is a cry wrott pottrittt, OW.. tiludl,great ittlprovi..tucut in (tic Artist. The at - pl l : 14 not in the ►tivril tOrtual style in which pea tuthitl I°' 111+10rihils; biat sias do air of do.emie l„, i-, at fur., s4inethinr; Of 4 ll(Attqly on CAIIVahSr, tilisr. e ii I t(1 hrerstith of li g ht, and tins' work is 4tAttied by a iirni and soller pencil.. —.—...................:..................... , C) r) Sai t i °l tiock • lrc ' a Y ev e ll lllg, bet wean eight en ii tiitle 1,, 01is . five at' ilia debtors effected their' escqo 11, 1 . ' ,1,1"' rorofigh (~.i sol, Liverpoul, by breaking, h,,;::% ' l,tison wail into tilt cellar of the wah:- .o.,•,..t."l.4li'S•hAit'asauKY and Co. ' &vela' ott'e+* 1, , . 11l a,:iineivi to gi), but one ot tho turtskeyi ' il ' i 't; of: :4%,:t:4l::;ttlitli) rk:liC,iirli lie ti : :: alit !tte b ta°lb.4;abirkui'mrll:ll: 14/11v I till: Nit I :i cie , ll leg. had - got' talc) the cellar, but ha'v . ing , it, A n ,: I, tl h',litts4 him in the 'pritioni returned tut, it"te:!l, hvt9rvd: bti 'Lly4 41() an unfortunatts • chimney sweep, t o , w Yc t.bebt twelve }eirs of age, will employed i t : et) a .chittine- 'in W •Vyti-ld Which as it at - 04,i4rda . ‘) , 4r.., r r . , tr- 31)1)""teo, cornynnaicatcd by 4 title With the Iltgsin4 IR'le.4llt:lotli.ing.honi, While the poor boy (RI ' ilie itIL v'' tii,t 4,10 t Itom the iife bloke eti l ' i l i tll) 'a twill:, wh Y l' s c'.;., ~p re: din.; up wardi, st',Yrt;ll* 1,, i l'our know 11 0 ti • . 1111 ii ti he tell d Avil he butt .1 -I.' .""" ' Yi 1. l'n , i a i„ c ' t -I, =lli tleish being cord 'burnt , - .. , s, (~,,,, t •• - , , . • P1•40,,,,_ `.' lilt , (lon ; but though in that ti , :- a v , ' 144 " he i,:',l v,. .t in ex-rucatint psi a, t ,, r ~t)1, wi t i,, , , , .tl, ~.,,,,,i,,,1, ~,,,, , PA :3T INDI.d. H0L13.7. A Get - ,t.t ,a; Court Ot I"roirrietni4 Oaf East Stocc vc-ry nurperotisiy atte64o, -Was yesterday. held at the Judia Mouse for the cOnsijet4tior) ol.spe- , Mr: BosANCLUET, the Clairmln, staiel, that the sub:ra for the consideration of the Court was, the. propriety of a, Resolution of the Directors, lot an ap plication to Parliament for leave to.raise the sum of two millions sterling on bonds. The Resolution, the proposed. Petition to the H ,use of Commons, and a draft of the Bill, would •now be read, to thew, af.er which, he . woul4 give rt short statement oftheir af 'airs.; to shew the grounds on which the Resolutioe - the Diredors was founded. The Papers being accordingly read, • ' Mr. BosANQUET recalled to the.recodea . on of the Court, that by the Act of 17e7, the Company was empowered to add to thetreapital of six millions two trillions more if they should think fit, Which,. as their stock was at 200, would memo to four lions sterling. It was imagined .at that time 'that the trade of the Company might be considerably in. creased, though at the moment they were habour ing• under smile temporary embarrasstneat. It so happened, however, that ever since' that perirel, with the exception of the short interval of the Pelee of Amiens, Etirope had been involved in war, and trade subjected to much hazard' and uncertainty.— The. Company's authorities, therefore, had not availed r herriselyes of the ;Keay er on. lo which they had been entrusted. lu 1798 the Freed), had sent an expedition to Egypt, consisting of upwards of 40,000 men; for the purpose of eyhtently overturn-- lug the British authority there, with the assistance of such Native powets . as might join them in that obs. jet!, 'By the exertions of his Majesty's arms, unit ed with, these of the Company, this project had been completely fruit rated. Plum' the expence attending these ex, rtions, and at her cireumstatices, the emboo rassmeetts of the' Company bet wren 1797 and -180: bad increased, and at the latter period it became tl cessary to resort to some means of relieving the pressure. Under • all the circumstances . ; .it was thought more advisable to apply to Governmvnt for part of the sum °Whig on various accounts to the Company, than to have 'recourse w the power of raising the capital. Of the justice'of the Come pa'tiy's claims Guverrunent was so sensible that one million sterling wss immediately advanced. _From 1802 10.18,07, several autos had been obtained on the same account'--but during this period expen sive wars had been carried on in India—.whether justly or not, was not' now to be diricossed. an Mt of the 47th of the King, therefore, they had obtained leave to raise two millions sterling on bonds, but he knew not for what reason 'a clause hail been introduced; providing, that if the Ceinpapy availed 'itself of the pnw'er of ad& ing to • its capital, under the 37th ce sus Majesty, the capital so Added should, in the first place, be applied toehe payment eft these bonds.. Debts at the same time Were necesssi ily erititracted in India, and the capital so raised Having been applied to the acquisition and manyea - teat of the extensive domi pions added . tome . Cinnoany's possessioes,, these debts were properly chat geahie on the territories thus aeqt4red. :They were t: - .)ntiaLited, however, under'tho;ie disadvantages to' which bin rowers are subjected when wider great pressure ---at a heavy interest, and fora fixed number of years, with ad option at the end of that i , etiod to have them trans 4 ferred to th;s•coentry, arid' paid at the !tunic Trea sury, the lenders ti=lt g'person!;''returning to Great Britain', or intendiOgsoottoa roam Mishy . of these debts had .tiow. become due; and ,there was conse gm:it-141y a•greater pressure on .rho Home treasury thin:the' ordinary profits of their commerce were sufficient to meet. The objea of the present appli Caton to Parliameut was to enable them to meet thiS tempotary.demadd. If it were . * udent to add to their capitol, no rebel mad be gained Nvithotit raising . two millions of capital 'instead of ' one--=for etre only.: were retried, the whole would, und‘o .the clause , of the Ael of t 807, before mentioned, be absorbed in the payment of the :two. millions sterling then obtained on bdods. Ithaditheref ore, been deemed by the Directors more advisable to apply to Patlit men!, and the proposed application was nothii,t more than to he relieved 'from the condition iiupcoed by the clause of 1807, with this additional circumn stance, that they might be permitted to 'add a mil lion to 'their capital, or raise two millions' sterling on bonds, as they might think expedient. For some years past a profound peace bad prevailed in India, mid their Governors there had availed themsets'es of the first moment of tranquilly 'to redtice the inte rest of the debt. It hal accordingly been reduced from 12 to 9, 8, 7, and 6 per cent. The saving bolo this operation alone:amo_otted to half a• mtt ltctn and though, trorn • the opticin allowed in creating the India debt, there was at present a severe pressure -on the Home- Treasury, -their t reasot tea abroad had a large surplus. The Governora in India, aware, of the pressure at home, bad adopted means to relieve it ; and measurviobad been taken to send to • this country 500,0001. by the' way of China. By ailvices received Irons India, however, the day before yesterday, be had the satistaetiort to inform them, that the remittance would probably amount to is ruildon sterling. But as prudent tiabui, they ought not to trust to expectations which accident might defeat ; and this application to P ar li amen t v‘a, proposed, in order to guard rigaiost the worst that could hitoncn.&ge had further to stat e , t hat while commerce itt,sner quarters lithonfed under ao severe ts depression, that of the ComPany had, lately been unusoally productive. '1: he 'profits oe f " their trade had year demi:tiger. thanAtUin„,(i any year of • its CXkttliC.:; sod had not olOy • met the ordinary charges, but yielded a surplus to Ltischarge a pertiou of the tei t iiQi at debts. A great el.ratour had been-. rat,ed hilt ye3 t , on am:Opt of the million, and halt advanced 'to the Company. • 1..3.ut this inn), be believed, w uuld ,be balaOced by, the exp.mces of the Company in the capture of the Ides of Bourbon and F rance , b y its advances to" the na v y on the India siatiori, and by the shiproluruished for Gm/crone:tit service. • At any rate, the difference either Way would be but toting. Front the exertions that had been made iu, t he coequestof the Islands jut. mew , 11 6neci.: arid the rea.thpeSS shewn to - protoote public object of Cite grOarest itriportartee, he it - aster.' :the Compeny had not forfeited through its serVarfa the pigh etiaraMer which it deserved, Fie eoecludgct by Peo — posing, that the Court approve of the Resolution . .• . . . , . , iii the D;(,aor#: tiic P,.,i/ioe. L., ti,.,3 '7..r.zuno ti,.., rail the Dritt of the Bill. . . . So.; liut;l4 hiGLl'i ainl "AttOthr.T bireaOr cerro bbrAltria he. V.:Iit:M.:TS of the C',lirtnan, as to' the flourishing, 'conditiaii of the. comi a”Y'saffltirs; and statel . hesides; that i, ‘i:ould prcibJbly noi•be decei. wiry 16 erail theinsch.-; of the peitnission solicited froin Parliament ro"tibe ftili extent,. .A part ot the territorial debts I , ayable in this country had been al ready.,fisc'hari.;seLl. It was likewise intended to raise t h e s l im wanted - gradtially, so 34 to avoid producing any siid de u, violent . effeapn the state cil the money th.aket. . . . . The Resolution, &c. were then apptove4 mOusly. Mr. BoSANQUOT sifed, that there was 2110111cr Reioiul ton Olt 'Dark - tors to be Submitted for their a probw i 00. It was this- 7 -" That it Was expedient teat theDire6tor.shook) cnab!ed on an emergency to lake up ships for a t,ingie vora,!,e, tiibcr<*lth or svithout eitivertisetneut," It iomecitnei I).ippened, that It became necessary to t.ik,t tyi.,hips at once, wit l/4 holit 8 previous advotisetnent of 14 byR; as re- ‘ quii - ed by the regniations respetting What WO called the New Sbipptn Itverest. ' Mr. Rocx thought this an important subject, and one whiph required coniideration, Sir [lbw" 'Nous said, that the Resolption had been uitattiotousik ,adopted by, the Directors, and . was so obk:iously expedient, that it was' hardly pos.; sibie not to appr. , ite of it. .there. was now a very f 4 .ll.4(tendanc,v,.it-would i)e better to decide the question immediately. The Resolution was agreed to, and the Court adioutaed. SOLTH BUENOS AYRES GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY, FES. 4. . Wishing to:satisfy - the, public cuijOsity respeaing' the late- events in our army of the North, and to prevent , the, false statements by which they- might be misrepresented, it haspeen thought proper to publish, without 'IOSR of 'time, the letter, which has been received from Doti Manbel,Belgrano. • DISPATCH, VIC:RIVED PROM THE GENILRAE: OF THE ARMY OF YARACUAY. I''llll convinced that the 'people of this 'Country do not yet wish to throw oti their chains; but .I am persuaded that in time they will be convinced of the erroneous view they entertain of our just cause. I shall now,give your Excellency an idea of all the operations since the 16th, when I informed you of my pisition in oight of the enemy. ; • • In the morning of that'day Major-General Don Jose Machain proceeded with a party of 80 men towards the enemy's ;position, in .cmsequatiee •of . their having sent 500 m,an . l4 pursuit ot five grena diets, who had been employed in reconnoitring their poSis. The Major-General advanced close to the enemy, who drew back, :without shewing the least inclination to att :ek, though they appeared to have a force of 3000 cavalry. Towards night eivitivosits were ntde;to 4rarass them, and our parties being pushed towards their neatest vosts, a fire Was Itcpt hp with considerable it - lir*Py, which, howevet, did ; , q) injury. On 'the 17th the same scene was repeated bath day and'hight with nearly the saute .eifea. Thus our p ,, p 1 0. perceiving the. little c'oniat, , e,sitown by the intufgents, anxiondy tiesiredio put then, to the rout. 11113 tut:rowed yesterday mornitlg, when 4000 (,1 the (anerny, who had ,itivanct , d ti proted Goering, retreated on the appeal ance of Ido of Our men, with a . small two-pounder which wa,, not• brought into aelion. • - the iirdourof the troops, and that any :delay mighi COO it, and still more that it 1 should deaermitie to retire, ittlerenceg night be made derd gratory to our arms, I met yesterday evening-the Ma-. jor.-G:neray and Captains, .and 'explained to them our sa t iation, in order that' they dpiuld give their Opinion, whether they thought it tit to attack the enemy. They all concurred in recommending an attack, which , was resolved to be executed next ittorAing. ,Vathiteseed the trops, reminding them of their triumphs, 'and particularly 'of the g lorious 13th of Janutiry. [ .directed ther consideration to the me nittrable day of Mor brethen in Peru, and; above all, exhorted theM 'to subordination and' obeclience to t heir officers. I iromediately formed the army into two divisions, giving two 2-pounders to the first, and two 4Toanders to the second ; the former con sistingof. 220, and the- latter of 240. The refit of the troops were direded to this encampment with two 4-pounders, which formed a rallying point, in case 'of a retreat, at the distance of two miles from the enemy's camp.' • Every thing being prepared, the Major General marched at kill-past twelve mith the first division, and soon otter the s e co n d marched, under. the clam mend of Dort Gregorio Perdriel, with orders• to sop port the former, or to improve the advantage it might °buria l , according' OH she said Nlajor General sttould direct. At halt-past' four in the Morning , the anion' commenced by a fire from our troops. Our troov's ad vanced to one of the passes of • the yu q uai, spa took a five-grin battery.; "I" , ift the ene my carried 04 . four m their tlight,t and the one which remained in our possession bpiked. Tito General. (lieu ordered -the infantry to 'support this which he had formed into two divisions.' Part of the infantry and cavalry - which did . not hear the weal when beaten for their rtturn, conti 7 t oted .to intieue a codes of the enemy, winch precipitately. The revel - of this parry oiderc( by he Major-Gener , d, to consequence of his atillnu (own being considerably tftmttiisltcscl, a tire haviog been kept op_ for three hours upon the enemy, who returned it on their pin't with ten or cannon of Aitiorent tcalibre, placed on +Atrium parts of the I r win sonic , of which :flanked our divisions, Ilie - •Major Generil conseq.u'ntiy found :Mimed obliged to retrttat as the ivoutgetiti proc.t.:edecl to ro. SUMO their fit p()SiCICI, hauler titiare.l by titi moveateut onehottched men, infantry aild cavalry alto were too eager io. purno.of rite flying enemy ,seven officers . fetnairting pHs:niers, aud, the Aid-de . Camp, 11. ILILLIOO ESpiClOl.l O who Wisi hupp oi eu tag be dead. - Of they ‘ e:ktinciml men, It is Certainly very pr.,+ table. that many will rejoin ow army, being at pre scot chsperst;ii its the woods. While this was talc, ing One, I received information of the want 01 antununition fort the two and four pounders, which j immediatcly'supplied, sending besides tot Ai:K.4llkt lour ; ed to 0;e. c 41.11 I -, ;let -ii . :2lCl'.!:!:i;g . tJ 5:1;( 0 3 fret), Villp r- ,I(! i +T. t1(;' °tit troops. Cie:) tw:TArtql to return in the c : t- ;(, see - le could recover tiv..4 lin! , 'red n Q rt, inotrc:.): , ;! accordingly it) ttv ,n front, of the :and haying Jtt..)cktd shelf), bade considtri! - ;!e airlong their tttio!,4,* Who were Corriput, ti who cernainly were in the propoftion :en to one of otiri. eitb , ir be longing to tht. cannon, or armed With Inte4k,ts and spears. With thi.: ineorisi terable onr side in both , odious of 10 -kiiied an,i 13 Na outidt‘ d, our. troops retired with O'prisoners. Thes,” - elity of th , ., we : ither, and fatigue which the army eitperie.'ic , A! i nirch. ing through marshy 'roai;s, ainhist i acce,i ownntains,' joined to the exertirins made in ti , e at • tack of that day, laid me rind..r he. .i.ec,4iiy, Agree ably to t4e opinion of the isilijor and Captainl, cif ki retiring to the banks ot the Tibiquari, where, form 7 ' ing a junction with the army of :rn, and the other divisions that 'marched before in with aria 'cry, 1 shonld turn again upon the 'enemy, and wait myself of the Real and ar . .t'onr of the tiO 10 give them an 'impressive leiion. May God preserve your Excellency many yeais, Ft OM be Coup 00 the South Of 'the. Yuqueri,lan. t 9, ist i. MANtrur; BELQRA:CO. • To the runta of Government of the Province. ot Rio 14 ilatu. . - NOT R." The bearer of the above diSwitch, v.lO is in every respea worthy of credit, and iviia wits himself in the aelion, relates the following circoin . stance :—On the day of the attack, atiotit hall-p. et / eight o'clock in the tnorning, one of our gienadiet4 appeared before the General, hearing the uttiforin of the Governor; D. Ilatiatdo de Yelatco, ad.liiig, th:e • having fallen in wiU the Governor, who Wes — flying with great precipitation, accompaiiieii. ID:, a servant, and obseriing him take &I his lit.itorm, end throw . it away, he purined, till he came within musket- shot of he then flied, and saw him fall into ditch, Being desirous of 'ascertaining whether .be ware really dead, he approached the ditCn, but per ceiiring softie of tris•partizans, who were cniNvalert in the Wood, taking him i i in their arms; ire retir,fd, and loading himself with the uniform, returned to , the camp.. The person Who reiatect - thi, tnrcron stance asserted positively that he had examined the uniform which the grenadier I.ad broug,ht alaogrivith him, and that ha had heare the General atinOurco this achievementin .presence of the troopi, as an till donbltd proof of the vidory: The vote of, tyre Court of Coiarnon Council, to preseut the- Freedom of the City of LoUdOn *to the PAINCit'REGEAT, is l,kely to bz - prevented the Las* Orliceri of the Croy ,-.1 th staled as their that the ituGENT; rts :. 4 .)verergh Prtncei, ca, not, consistently , with his elevated rack in th e State . , tc cubit the Freedom of . any Corporate. Body whatever. A new cuiiiate, we. utidetstand; 'it about to be ttroducod to the Public,' croft oirectiaits. natty beem givei) at the Mutt or the immediate I.)te reratioo at two stiver pieces at citiu, utir of % hicli pa:o past for three; ' sh i l ling s, the other far ei,2,liteeri is two; Tbe first oltie%e will be reiuly fiat delivery pea .etv Leiters from she Continent 112te.. ) that the iaie Governoro! •Arntioyna had . been ihos3 try order.of the Frentth Go‘crisment, for not having longer And snore effeettrAiy resisnif est the agpro3els of the lirisistA sro.,pt, and pi-evented'thent from taking poaseasson of the Maw, On Tuesday a Coint NhoILA was held on Peva,. lienjaniin Ot the Cyalle, f,,r be4ititig, rnoitArcadt , :l and cruet tuaniler, lItL• •st4tn nit. Robert Clayton, a seaman ut the szime ship.' The charge having hero in part proved, he to be dismissed .fiorri the ship, and placed at the - bottom of the List of Lieutenants. On the cline ti:Jk Mr. W. Smyttan, Surgeon' of the same 'ship, w•Js tried for negled of .duty, in' haviog, ~ vlv.ll Upoll to Rob,yrt Clay tart, reins - ea or iie44.i..ttect au to tio. Tt u charge, was proved, bat in portii!ivra.' tioo of citeuinstances, he was aci:pi , ' ~ t!d• eo otily atituoni , lied to be more attentive to Inture:—Rear- ALAI' Aasssvitsl—s Guertgey. » Dublin. s Dublin, 2 Wix!, Dut-1 (.7:31'.z; PRICE STOCKS THIS DAY r TWrLVI O'CLOCK. 6t Ob 40. C 21110 4, • Admiral I-largood, Prtsiient: Yesterday the Court •Martial at Chelsea was chiefly veeivied iu beacing the cross-examination of Captain 13nion. The Court was uauch crowded. One cat the witnesses in 'attendance is a native Of New South Wale's; he reSemblei l ft Malay, but iu of it darker hue, and :s imdersited; b i o ng h t to this country by the desire and at the expence of Gryi' /a 1 mett t • A Coroner's Inquest sat ytt , itertlay on the.body of Miss Charlotte Sumner, of Puke-street, °Mord-, street whowis burnt in such a- manner on Mcinday night as to occasion her death. • Se:eral wins were nuich'amuSed with an extra ordinary sig h', in the- ot chard .of Mr. Guglar, in Wliapload Drover near Boston. A' cock was heard to tnak an unusual nest, and on Atte cause being sought into; it was discovered that the bird was maintaining a fierce Conflict with n laNf2, snake, which rept , itedly . reared‘ itself up and darte.a at its antagonis;. The tight continued for some minutes, when a labourer in Mr. Goetr's employ interoseit, ;;net hilled the. reptile : it Wni three se era lung, but of what is Considered t'ao'harmless.kind, and the cock had reeeived•no injury. • . 11Ionday le'lltright, 'during a violent thunder storm, a •house in Prince Edwin -street, Livt-n•-,. pool„ was struCk . by 'lightning, which entered IlitA attic,. and .tram theixe rnot ei,thid d own o w ' . i ns id e of the "wall, strirTing the piaster from the brick work in its progiess. It . then pa!s:sed through (nit drawing-room, and attaching itself tcf tku wire, continued. its . • ciaurse ihrotigh . the drcssin6- room, and descended into. the kitchen, where sew- vat'Servants were sitting 5 tormnately, however, the fluid eon inued its course along the bell wire, ,;,nd returned iti an- angular line throubh the paltdiGn wall to the st.iirce,e, and passing through the fan light over we back door, splintered thewood-worl , ; ) - Melted the lead;iand broke the gloss of which it was Crimposed, inkt t riiilty 'tlicapvit Avotolh the genital wii hum ttul.ig .city 'water injury. - , I .