The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-01 00:00:00

FfiC::l2 7 lIE LONDON G44ZEITE, WHITEHALL, 00T. 21, 181 I .—Hks Royal high , mess ;I,e PIIINCE REGENT has been graciously pl ased, in t he name and on the behalf of his MA. E3TY, to give and G rant unto NATHistIII3I:CIIVMPE, of Ra n dall's Perk, in _the County of Surrey, Esq. 1118 NlAsesTY's Royal License and. Authority, that he - andhis issue may lifiStlitlC and take the surname of BLAND only, and also bear the arms of 111.hsti, out of respect and .regard 40 4 11.10 Memory, o f h i s mir ternal Grandfather, the Iatc . NATHANPL D06101 ; 6( LaWfl, and spnie time Judge of the Prero gative Court in Ireland, d=-ceased ;"suelt arms being Best duly exemplified, according to. the, Laws of Art s, and reeoid , a in the Heraid'S.OLlice;'Citherwise his . 114 AJ E`STV'S said License and . Permission •to be ,void, and-of none , effect. And also, to ,cornmaild, tliat the said Royal 'Concession rt! , d • Deularattion be registered, together with the relative documents, ia his MAJEsveteukge of Arms. Autry tb—r Anholt, t Halifax, I Dublin, r. Waterford. Du:---r Cadiz, t Lisbon, 1 Guernsqy, t jersey, I Dublin, Waterford. ~,.• fl E U N. • ioLitNi cuts t wALSUM A VrtgAT L, O.N D lv FRIDAY, NOVRMBER 1, 181.1.- This morning a Mail arrived from Heligoland.— We are sorry to learn that the brig Jane, the elrit, and the sel . ,ooner Fortuna, were dr iven on,share on that island, and lost in a - viole,nt gale of wind.' The :Horatio frigate way in great danger during the gale, but was lappily preserved by the eXertioti of her crew. An Arai°lt Mail arrived this morning, from which have made some extra6ts. We have made some further extraeis from the American Papers, the arrival of which we announced yesterday. The French party" stern to anticipate with defight ,a lA'Ar with this' Country, and 'endea , your to provoke iLliy every means in !heir poWtr they are perfectly regardless of consequences, pio sided they can serve, the Catirit of France. It ;s said that the Officers of the British frigate the Giarriere, nave sent a kind of challenge to those of the Arne itean frigate President, and it is added, that as they are cruizing near the sane spot, a rcncoutre is likely to take place, Those who invented this story uult.ouhtedlyy wish that it shoul4 prove true. 711 , 1 vould Wieh pbiaiure ace rtrt Pra4idepi takon, po- Vided led to hostilities with Great 13iiiain. We have trot, however, thought it necessary to quote the vit!gar ::hose of, tire American Papers. PAperi contain„a Letter-from. an Officer on bo.trc'i thle itlcetioqes, giving; an'accoti.lt of the ac tion betti , een the 13thisti and Fiench fti~;atey oft' !siddagnscar, when two, of the latter, the Wereide and liatcomie, were taken.- - - The, accatants hrotaghtby the /Pooktiich store-ship fvom Gbraitar, thOugh,they (L) not announce any siMaal itleceisel3 on tho pant of tits; Sp.miards, yet in getteral satisfa6inry ; their cheeks and Itat3 not,diwirited them, and they scent determined every where to, pursue that System of hat ns*ing %carfare which must ultimately leaf! to complete stteceis. We are anxious beat •or the, junction of the British troops, which frorn C adix, with lIALLA4TERMI'S, army; bectusei we arch Iqt:fined to think th4t that' tsaive ()dicer ill and stake some important opera• lions. fie , remained, when the last accounts came away, in the lines in froth of Gibraltar, We'ato sorry to announce that the private ac coon's of yesterday were rather of an unfavourable 'Mit his DYIAJESTY had bid a regless wilt, anti was not !letter in either bodily or 111V11131 Yesterday Loki VALawriA had a conference wil Youka at the Adroir,,hy. . esterdny PtacgvAr, arrivo d in tow,n, and trom,a6ted bu , inos at imd ili the, evening wetuined to hip scat at Ealing. YOliKies Levee at tLe Admiralty was yes teitlay nutnetotlAy attended by Naval Orti6rrs cal all ranks. k oitation. o:l.'fiparitl3y irornin'g a; fine covey of 12 pat , !)a ing cro.owd the liutirbor frout Lincoln. ouite ~ pent, at South End, it Fittil, witcre six or 6etell of tlleio were . taken.Ucv the !t_ Inalin;er A M . :OI;CA , the 'timber, in My GI 'at',o`eJ.,u 3 ~ il+ , tttrr coVey,, use am. 'io ..!ty,iAt ocarly ti,t tick, %lone time, up h ntar tlic-Pdttery.- • At a , critigr's taken , on the.27th of May last, of the Univermily ot Oxt;n - d, the ou , ober of kilkAnOers per toAlly tesident thouUttled, to • , A i letter ron) w fugue Sound states, that the out ' vLsrd.t)ourttl Colvoy, coniistiug of about ten ves fit 15, bait , ail'ect for the Baltic on the 14th of Oao her, ‘vith a fair a itt.J, but on the next day it blew a atr , ng southerly 1 .,at.0, and, it was ouch feared they I A Loki be obliged to horni ward. i b o ,„ ( i . fl te i was every day expeeted in Wirigoc Sound.; vet, according to one letter it appearS, that 10 the licit' it was attacked by the l)anish gun s, anit tight, of the ships Were taken.. 1) 014 b1, 4 pre ev,t-Jtained as to the correduess of this repro. . , NAVAL N E to PLYarotrrir, Oct: t;o.--;1‘. pilot gig tehinging Cat.vsand, wits upset thiitnOrning, in A Stin::ll, off Penlee Point, but,the hinds were sAid by the great exertions of the crew of .a fishing-boat belonging to the same place, that was fortunately ernizing near the spot at the tirne - the - accident 'happened. Came down U Harbour and anchOred in Caw., sand Bay, after. having been docked and reritted, Ins Maje , oy's ship S . i4n Josef, ,c 1 t2O guns, the, flag• Ship of Sit CfiAni,Es COTTON. Sailed itlYi night, the fa/neve...tad, belonging to this Port, BEEtt, 'Poster, for Delor4ibt, with boreal passengers principally Americans. The,:diphea 6clionner takes.ennvoy to the Downs, and will bail on Friday next, the ISt, of November, provided the wind proves lavourahli.t.. The atuish ship Emariard, DAMSGUAID, master, arrived here - this' day front T'a"miouth, in, balla,t ; also afrived the Liberty, MARIIINGTOS, from Sun derland, laden v6lll coals for this Port. PottTsmouTn, ()el. :31.—The :E•ttrydice is srriv. ed, but Wings nu news ; tlic outward bound ale Still ip Cowes Roads and St. fietens, ,a layout . able wind. DEAL, OCT.. 3 r.--;Arrived his . li/lajesty's ships Recipok and Rosario-, drove oft' their stations by the late S.W:gqies, btu are'sailed again this afternoon the ()inward bound remain. FALNInuTH, 0 9T , 29.---Arrivedthis day his Ma! jesty's ship 1.4; Rhin, 38 gnus, Captain MALCOLM ) OfMit, WWI to the Westward.-- Also ar iiVed hix Majesty's ship Mentlaus„3B guns, Capt. NicKca, from Plymouth, having on, board Lord WV M. BENTINCIS) and Suite, for Sicily, put in by contrary 'wind. Lord Wm. BLMTINCI4 ) and State, latided this evelling at Wyti's Put back this evening, the Frinicis Freeling, Capt. Bert., With mails, lor SurinaM She sailed hence on Sundai; and put batk in consequence of having sprung her mainmast. Arrived his Majesty's ship Dauntless, from. Ply mouth, bound for Cork ; the Russian bhp rippar ancen, from Plymouth, for Liverpool; the American ship Herples Cnyvttl, from Portsmouth, for Ame lia Island; the ketch Cleopatra, HAIWYMANYrOiII Guernsey, for Tenerife. Put hick the Portuguese ship Carlotta, .bound to St. Salvadtar ; 311 d Venus, HOPKINS, fur Lisbon. The Swallow is appointed to carry out the mail to Surinam,- in. Leo at the Freelink The Mediterranean, Lisbon, and Cork fleets re main wit,d-boUt+d in Cowes-road : aFr do the 'Royal L'ec , ige and Swiftsury at St. fidletes, for the Medi- ICI laneath . The strong southerly gales have. driven the Cher. boorg blockading squadron into Portsmouth. A recent arrival front St. Domingo at Nev York, reports that Cntasiornies fleet was at sea, and had made several captures of American.vessels. We are sorry to say-the loss of thz: Dover frigate in Madras Roads, announeed,hy us sotue chile since, on the authority of a colllaittnicalitm at sea to the Pox frigate, on her voyage frOm Bengal, is con , firmed, SevcrA other vessels had also Siedi the Offiters and crews ward happily saved. The Plover stoop of war arrived . In Leith 119ad5 (114'27111, hum a cruize, arid brou . 4ht. up with her a small , Danishprivateer, of five guns and 30 men. Ou Stinday considerable alarm was excited at. Plytnotith, on board, the San Ysidyo .prison• Ship, by the discovery of a leak. The prisoners, arnount. ing to* 400, : bave been removed, ,and ►lie ballast taken out. . Tent Bartlett NAM—There are at present in cpunniscion•746 ships of war, of, which 59 are of the line, 20 from 50 10 44 guns,i 69 frigates, 140 slonp4 of. war, 6 t 53 artue4 bins, 30 cutlers . , and 70 gun vessels mid loggers besides which there are in ordinary, repairing for service and linilding, Several, ,ships, which make the total arnaunt rOlB, Of which 261 are of the lino. On Smurday sestinight A portmanteau, containing a qiillitity'of wearing apparel, end other valuable articles, the property of. G. R. Paniel,,Fcq, was stolen froth' Stiles's boarding-hOwie,. Cheltenham ; and, on Sunday. evening, a man of- the name 01 lYiliitints' was . apprehended .at Tewkesbury, with the portmanteau in his' petal:mini,. On the, 10ll -ova,' lag day he was fully comMitted for trial, when he at.kuowiedged the crime:; . and stated, that a mitt, named Vatic, who hat fora length of-time vended mats round the neighbourhood, with concerned with lion in the robbery. Watts - and his wife were of-. ter wards apprehended hi Tewkesbury, and also. committed to prison. It seems that, after stealing the portmanteau:: Williuns fastened it cm thc.t back of an aSli (vVhicti had a few weeks ago been stolen from the "Wyllie), and took his route loisurely to. Gloucester, where lie dined,on - Suilday, tutl train thence travelled to l'ev4,ealaury, where tltsi Ouguhr appearance (being dressed in' a fashionable suit of clothes token from the portmanteau) c;insed him to be stispetsteci, and, subsequently apprehended; he is a , descrier from the atmv,,and the horrors of a guilt y consiene, joirtfd with the dread; of illdUCed him on !Tuesday to endeavotir to commit 'finicide. knife he cat and stabbed himself to tto thinit in a Most dieallul manner.; , and when discovered by the gaoler, hti.,aaa eXtend. ed at length on the floor, weltering In his blood,-;-. Lile'appeared to be nearly exttin.i but iiirgieril aid was 'immediately' atlininisteced, and though .he is not M hotly -,,out of datwer, hopes ars encert a i nc d 'clot, hs may recover. u in is intelligepe valieli we k've feceived froin arrny.h.i.; overtinned all the t: alculationS of our politicians. 41 continua lino of uniform 'reports hasioi• Same time in for Med tii,,that General Ktrrusow, instruded of 4jle signs of_ the Grand Vizier, to seize ,upottWalachia,..., bad ordered ali the troops of reserve from MolJavia, the banks ut the Dniester, and those of the Dilieper,, 10 march With .311 possible expedition to the Da-, tinbLi, and added, that these troops immediately left their cantonments in consequence. !Jitneys from Lemberg bow acquaint us, that one, of these corps,-which put it ,in motion, suddenly received oiders toletfograde and march in Podolia, . , which it haS done: ' This Corps cortsists of :0,000 then, who would have.beett elitfetnely useful in a Moment so critical .as ihe 'present, for the Turks are — assernbitircthe i, , whble force of their Empire to wrest from theitus• slims, who are not numerous, their conquests. The Servians are threatened' more 'than ever by the '.Vtarks, . and an immediate attack even upon Deli- grade is, expe;:ted. NAPLES, SEPT. 20.—0 n the 'morning of the 5t11 . ' arrenemy's bomb-vessel arrived pistol-shot Of the small commune of Castella, when a sailor swam on shore to inform isitn,elt ti they were on the coast of Sicily. He was ,answered in ,the af firmative. immediately alter the vessel approached, the shore and landed the crew, consisting of Sicili :lns and Turks, When the National GUard instantly appeared, told them they were in, Calabria, and pri soners of war. They quickly seized upon the ship, and sent for a reinforcernent to Cotrone, because Una national guard Conssted but, of 24 ruert The succours had nut arrived ow the following day, .vyhen an enemy's frigate appeared,, opened ajerrible tire upon Cis teilt, and - threatened a:disembarkation.: The guard was obliged to retire after setting the vessel on tile,. and seizing the goods it contained. The enemy Eluded some men, .ravaged the cottn , try, and carried off a large quantity of grain. ' They would have done more mischief, if the fear of being overtaken by the provincial Guards bad not obliged them to retire precipitately. They were in such 3 hurry to insure their retreat, that they left upon .the beach the six cannon with which the bomb- - vesiel Mr's armed. N APLES, SErt:::s,--011 the side of Motpaion, in Calabria, _the' enemy made an attempt to seize upon a ,convoy of - merch.,nt ships, but were , re pulsed, with kiss. LEcca, (Nand of Otranto), SEPT.: 1,9.--Ory the 17th inst. an enemy's 'the waters of liroidisi, detached five armed boats, aga,nst font' Mel chant L:hips at anchor under the Tower of Santo Fora. The enemy sum osed they would meet with no Oitfictiftiei in their objects of' rapine, butexperiend ed'a most detet:thined resistance from the'crews of the ships, who nevertheless finding themselves ob liged to cede .to a force infinitely superior, set one of the vessels on tiro, in ordevio convince the ene-. my they_ were resolved to burn all the four, rather than srifftr them to fall, into their hands, This stratagem had a fortunate effect; the enemy retited with some loss. ,The fire was extinguished, and the • damage suffered by the ship was not considerable. SPORTIAG IATELLIGENCE, NEWMARKET TU RI) cierrimErt, - HOU( TON ME E'VINO, sSti, TitURSIOAY, OCT. 31. . Sweepstakes o t asgs, each. First half of Ab. M. Sir C. Bunbury's Fair Sun-, Bst..izib. Major Wilson's Antelc.pc, Bst. 711). Mr. illako's ASkrig, S. . .. . ~„ ~. zto 1 on Fair tar,. , • . Ld P. Bentinck's Astuotieus, Bst. 91b.' beat My. Shake 7 sp.rar's Spritc, Bst. 41b. Two.yr old CoursO, jogs,--11 to 8 ‘ , ll Asniodehs. A Subscription Handicap Plate of sol. for 3.yr olds and up. .- • , - , wards, 1.”,.1. ' Mr. GOOdISSOII'S gr. c. Bustler, 4 Yrs . 70:§1.h. I Gen. C . ower's b. 1. Donna Clam, 4 ) rl Bst. 8:b. 2 Sir F. Evelyn'S b, c. Cassanier, 4 yrs 7st. 91b. 3 Mr. Farall's b. c, Interloper, 4 yrs, 7st. 91b. .. • 4 Mr. Shdkesvear's b. c. Scavenger. 3 yrs oat, 91b. S Mr. lilake's h. f. Atalanta, 3 )•rzi , 7sr. tolb. • •t) a to t iigSt BUStier-5 to t agst Donit:i Clata—; to. t agst 1 nteri 9er.. ' • . , , Mr. vitYtte's Mountebank, rec. bogs. from Ld . Da:lingtott's 'l'i, .our, tat. 411). each. AcrosS the Flo, rigs. We,,lnesday . night about halt , :rast elei , en o'clock, as Mr. lailitl9 Palmer, of Clocen's Row, Pimlico, was passing throudi ,liarles,- , , , treet, St, James's. st - rtate, :he was. stopped by, lour stout i nset), who koncked him down, and robbed Lior of a;L'ather•case, or I PoCket-book,, Which .Vas in lin, i,,siiiC coat pocket, tontaioing two Bank notes tor si. ea.:l), one to it. and a promissory note for 2s. (yd.) 'with w h the rlllahl s made their eK.ape,,runttirig St. Joiries`h itioate. A serious Oeditent, which had nearly been at tended with fatal consequenCvs., took place on 11,ursdly evAing, uluvgskte the Diana frigate, in Harnoirie. 1w wille,rit the Matter was taunlol oll shire twin tl n atit.V while the First Lieute ri3nt wa t I:wilding her down the aida to gct into the boat,' her toot ntillperd, and:s,he 14_11 the i Nvaier, ggi drati* the Lieutenant.. aftttr. would ticrttr it,evitahly bitlit ban) (IVO WIIC.-1.1 ) had not a blaoli lad - jumped Ovelbold itimi,Wiately, and asiisted the LieuleoAnt to latik up till 'bey got intothei boat:; when they,reaeLed the with. rio other injury than 41,00d-dutking. --; --,•-ar . , • ..., . . , • ):Ira Et otA letter which D. Ramon Pirez eon:• rtianicated tt:Ohe Stiperhir Junta, resident at Meta, : by Or4r oldenetal Blake : he enemy hav e nut " VAIECIA, San. 26.7-T made any formal movement towards - this capita, upon the works of which we are incessantly labour. tug. The French are encamped on the high grounds ..wlitoh surround Murviedro,- and are in Pos.!es' icn 91 that town, which thvy have plundered. Their ad- yanced. posts penetrated along the high-roxl, as far as Furoi, in consiiterable,strength : every time they, Jipnro:totied the eaStitt olSagunto,they sustained mai. sideuble toss; our 's having been hith erto only,twa Idled and rive , wounded." - , , . . PRIVATE LETTER. '. - • , SEPT: 2.7.---The enemy have left the town or Alurviedro, and encamped un the other side of tht river. 'l'lle divlsi ,, n of Villacampa, ith a Cooli' clerable party - of eaValry,, hai crwsed the river at Sr _ gorbe. LETTER FROM TUE GOVERNOR. OP TER CASTLI or _ . SAGUNTO OR • ,ItfitVIBDRO. SEPT. tg;—The enemy assaulted this castle at two in the morning of the 2t3thi.diretiting cote Oil attack 'upon the left flank of the battery,of the of 'Slay, and two real ones on the right flank dill° same battery; and the lower wall on the left af 0 'first ba.tion. . I - Wive the satisfaction al saying , I , l l' ardourtle,garar garrison repulsed r r t e n p n u e l s s il e , d a i t t c h r e a e v n e e r n y t y hot w ith c ofi l t i t l t ! i f f t., 1 1.1 : 34 '. ' bouts duration. During the assault, the eoe' ll iL a succeeded in .getting footing on the very 531 ''' — ', ortlitrtilAfiren of Ifie 'Oil - Ms attacked ; but he Il t3- . driven back with the bayonet, the plice, hand Bt 3- nades, and stones, leaving the outskirts of the c 3, .', I , ,trel.ved , with his "dead. Fifty ~caling•Thciderg wo' - I, e bad applied to the walls re.mained in aur )° wer. Many have distinguished themselves in this fit titi. ',"1" he greatest Aeln.BthLuitsiTals.m"'prseAvr:'itilEs 1 : )A t T 11 80.0enlY l et' . ' 'derived nothing from 1113 attack Ilion 9:35'1"1°, the. 10.9 of swne hundreds, vf his best sold co. l e, continues to perform deeds , of heroism ill ' iv3rf oi , The' Ettipectnado has surprised the Frcacii iisbat. were in Molina . , taking' all their OlJgd 4 i to , $1 1: 3 . poit:a.__lle....avas......LuarLnin towatds Se r. ' '' . '"'/I,:f FouJundion with the Command:nit of Soot y '" have 3 force of (i)00 infantry and too() butil.' - . ............ ' TFl:te°mheaTril:-EqußsErtr;e:colif 4;;‘ll2;'‘l:lii'lse'n°:3::::':))Y.''`et:74l,' Valenoiar; Gen. D."Carlos'O'll.inin:ll cOOO it'',o having umter his.ordera Graicirol.4 Villoo.ii,Pi'com. commands the i' bntry, or ,t; S.ut Jo.,a, o'!' ° , l ',, , # t,ll74s.,theiCara:.rv: - Genet:ll ODl,ilir "N 3S 4 i l l - ; 0 4 44e. oaisuttri,:on the fionticts of ,At r.igotl, „t,!,i,i(ki CI" 5 andlwaa to btlyj i) c e 1 ,11 tll4l ru.id ot D) 0 1 . - to ikira;iS the enemy. ~ , 1 ' rts' MbDi N A SIDONIA, OCT. 5.--Fiore ?n sidestol i i e .E e an u g ef o : , : dr are d %avih e oo o 4 ) . N ! va e 1 : L i 1 1 .1, ) g u 0 , 1. 1 t e i l :: : : tii,Jrtriaci.pro„iii•ri::- 1::,:is Puerto - Ittf.d„ they have o rdv :3400 Mot! :. '°`(...;'',. 1: ,:is l'evev so much stripurd 1)°1!)r°' iltefriewn.l lit,tiliele;.oi,mtin:o;hceh49l at ht,:a.:olplcui,T,;':erittrriii:ii;',,.ll::::!:4li,s:a‘:srisl:ei N i t r o . 'l , r l , : ic i oo . t : t u !4 . trom, which :they separatcd 1111 d liCtii tlll '' ,t ' ac i i PartY of the squadron of Cbrigti°' vi'll.tcb 'olant- Iliern. Yesierdayethey published a I.e ' r' 0 1 ings'a. passport, fur-the....iAtsabirot ill'P'l64' t°ts f el. c o; ill , one w h o .i .s h o uld pay hid LOOritAtIVO9 a ) 117 S 1.4 l xitTrr EY-trari or a letter which D . irez Ramon r corn.. c...Nprior Jutttax resi dent at Alcrar 11 I kit ~i~ ~~ &~~ Vallee. B eitoA ' jor)ng the li'ritSanEnPTic. .171,1—ajeCst°yIa'sriCeloti:;critlivisisniorie;t1t1ot"es;:i the l Supreme coast 4)f.Caliiii.ffil.l, 1135 40140)04:d A PiLts., count "Pierne Junta ot that province, g o i ng il ti ll i i,o al , of the fortunate result 01 ills V e i.to . 1 coast. the Fort of Las NlCtiliS, Ott the Caislon ' His letter) dateti October t , is al NO' ' I f , . " Most E II c , ..,, %cc-Ant...Senor, t The expedition which 1 undertook in C° tl , c i c,l ;, o with..ot your Excellency has been sueceotol, "rco t t .is of Las Medas gurrendered at discrett'on,ll 1P,,,,0 ca l s i i. , afternoon, a f t er U 1 obstinate resistance., ;1., 101'; thot'lgii sinAl in circuit, i, by it; 10 01 100 t so l . sf impregnable; arid only the constalicY ~ulood ~, idi!-:rs and marines of the two allied W"' o b , r ta nglisb nations could hav,e i,nripoonied Ihe leiii,s ri, cies which it presented. On the ryl 1411.1111; ° coo' g i g!li 1 disetnbarked on Isla Grande, and alter r e i m 10111 jag its extent, I ereCted a battery of P' s ', ; ,,: i' o t P t 'bil"d"if and two, howitzers; but their fits; 1 04",‘"ing,ieffea• I added a 24.pountler, with wl' i rt , o f ,ti''''',l.eu a tire tbli rum niog, lne encolls °'''',4,,ci It . e . importance of this 1.,,,iit, wade 4 he'll apPcll',olll this very mornin,,,, in lito vitleg3 of I . r' c ' b 0 . 0 infantry and sev,o,i piec,,,,, of corinolb 41 !bier they opened upon us: but al v3ill) "1,.0. We laving rftado" a breach in the castl:?, "e'll4.' t_Trufrint was obliged to hang not tho ' lll4' ,,til is Hate follow praises on. those Who were `can thks enterprise. , auk is •- The v • A . ,,Arttiow Consitted Of Vb Vretichttlet ~ of f tYatiiih peasants. , 'Pie isles (it . j,,,s Me10,3.'01,r, "Portant, arni toigil: be, rmule-,Thother 13'`" I i ti' , affording a sale bari,our io bli woidi, Oct11:f 5 . .. tE; They form a point of tht gro'le',t itli,:,/' P, tillietue operations in 'Cataloilia. Lic"r,." "--' IV/ tenajol Ir.uncrtelail(ati:arrieii•enali'uae flattering v o e d t iticiiii.::lo:llslt.ltitthl,ieeirriplt,riittrittli,ep ..,,‘, r ,; iil :cylc,.:(loceit,;ioll of dry officerslen4e-lL' a c , L the it () t 1 -8 1 i t i l l' •a: 1 1. 1 . 'l 2 ' r t. ! t7ot'ill),ei I i 'i e u I::: e ic :i r, I ~ijn'ttn, 1 : 11,11 ' 1 ` 3lls io tle _ oyal Exchequer, have ff qvre this PlaCe, Oil ACCol.liit of tile proNiinity i't* tit'; e • my 1.0 ttle caintui. The ritiorquiJ dci 11.,1.0.10 la bete. ' , , i ' ;;A, . i it t' ~,, CADiz, OCT. !;,---it iq crec,,,/ roirdro t,ii- ft ,l Coftei erase granto.l tlic Aii),:.ic.in Sp3fild-10 /,,file cornrivrce with lot civi 1-,,,t,5, 0060 ,at the 0,6 P°ll* of .A.toerica.., ,It is added, th at 06 4 l ir ' lime, foreign ships at'e flat tO be adtoi,i led ill , 1 : 0 0. ten v.i.,,ts Muted in the sitting of the egth tilt., 4 iC ° Mu r' 1 L A , IV. Uit 6I A), SgrT. 1 4.-•" 1 1The 041°1 o to cx,,iewl-til to 'rotao,r, Albania, J.Jebrilla, oo d ' ll l O AlcantaiilLL It does riot oirlir iicsev 0 .34 1 . 0 thy; Yd level i but -anoilwr idod of IC7th 00a Cielltly malignant, produced by the EP° .I)"tilifiaigeoi t tie general utiiery and malancholy, in cgt it bas 4reatly decreased. ~~-~-