The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-04 00:00:00

NAVAL NEWS., • PLYMOUTH, MAY 2.—Arrived a fleet of light transports, consisting of about it sail, from Lis bon, last (loin Falmouth and Scilly also orri+ed Eli Majesty's ship Venerable, Captain Sir HOME huill the WtSlW.lrti ; and tho.eimide fri- Ice, from a cruize ; also the iliercu' ADAMS, frorbWalesl'And the illlyflowur, Irons Lirrrpool: . IIL ANDS OF SCILLY, APRIL 30,--11iS MajeSty'S trig ,chubs, Caphnti DAVIES, has the convoy aig- Lai tor the tulle% jug transports, now about to `ail .... for Plymouth or Portsmouth, siz. PheasriPt, Major; Samuel and Jane, Richard, Lard Barham, Sornuel MI soruh, Two Fiends, Deedalus,..Nerova,lienrv, Befliontin 4nd Mary, and S u ll y , a l l (tom Lisbon. ' Put back by cent rary winds the ketch Experimeta, , l'ittu,tritsN, on her outward passage to Lisbon,. out three Weeks from Penzance. Came in Ilk schooner nor de Canton Hede, Jose t)t " ph ROACH, frOin Maranham in the Btazils, tkitti wait Cotton, bound to London' . Dota, Niky 3 . —Several Fiend ) privateers were Of here last evening at half post ei ;li t ; they suL cced, ttl in capturin ia.,, g a foreign bli)01) Which was going Ch , t ! • n kmati . nei, and carried h er ot-1; the m guns fro th ° Castle sad batteries Opened upon thew, but they ~,... . wqe ton fat off for the shots to teach thew. bit afternoon a I ess came ei ca e in, having onboard, 'pop guineas, about lOWA, in half-guineas and s ett shilling pieces; she was captured by the Ftiii 6'l+ goriles6el off the North Foreland; she has a irtat Imany eurio ui pl board, aces of concealment on be ~ 4) MAY 3,--Arrived the Rinaldo sloop of t " a 3 : l:. w . i . th the galh'ot .Die ficiffnurig, which she re fui:,' cl.. near Calais, laCen with fruit from Lisbon, t untlo o . I ........................' ...........•••••••• , :rile 'Vinery° frgate, Ciptain HA wt(iNs, which . . r s es 'tot Mr. Fosrati, the Arnba' , .sauor to Atne an_ Ilea. ii ordered 10 sail with him iihmediately• d ii 14'111Proceed from Putt,mouth as soon as the wind Ptraiin; Tho , ar „; - nirratil frigate, Capt. F. MAITLAND, 4c d at Poltsmoulh from Cork. Site has h`fluZ)ht t 4, ul,ith,ber ajarge French ship• , privateer, from . It, winch she eartiLd into Cork Mout a fOrWtillt 1 1111 t. . . 1;11:4 ,LlloWing is a Copy of Gen. GRAHAM% 'letter . oo Speak er ot the Ilotise•ol 'ComiLons. If ri " Island of Ulm. Api II t I', 11l r . , ft. 1tt,....1 have titt honour to acknowiudge- the stel ,Pt 01 your lettti, communicating to me a'Vote ij i t l :! Roast Of C 00111300% thB,llk'llg• tne, and ' the ,10:t at toett,utider toy cominand, tor our eon c" tat 'be battle of Ilarrnaa.. l'he House must illa', that ilk, victory ol that day wati entirely ow :14 , to that spirit of bravely which Animates the joi;M. tile Officers and men, florai an inna,e loy -1 and uneoliquetable patriotison, Which I. k"vv t ot bct gre'llY e li erisheyl on receiving the applob.i -1 of nit Ite'preseniativea of the 1,,,p1‘, It ', all ir ::" trql t owo tinlhitiou that my servie:S ShilUlit 4 0 : 1 lII P , %line rii‘tiNutshed bottom' ). mit't h4vinit iit: e'eu nlPlislit-d. rto; wihea k f trust th.4l. my turure 0 Will entreipond with .'hat conduct vi hich. acquit-, kit4 n'e k oitehil tt,,tted, Permit me; Sir, tole il l ,j °l l ll lll thank s for the very handsome manner Ile 'l Yoti Madame the- communicAtion, • 1 ant, &r. " 'l'. GcAnAm." , ....,.... ItTitAei or: AH .tllTTilll raoht AN oFFICRE WITH I,: ti.' THE AEMY IN POitTUGAL. , ~... We Lid received orders Io proceed in Ihe (-11 - " i " uf. Sabugal, and on ai..proociging it, to inY Itlrprise, the vtiemy had taken op a vet tong P°: 144 ' on a ridge 01 hills, ve.tli the riser Coln' their liti,4l' 'Ld IA/ELLING,ToN haV,11,4 reetnalOlll•eu. 11,-elall, manceuvreda great deal on fheirright flank, 11ei l ilitW the atliole ut their attention lo.thi" plaitii:,they had tt, my knowiedc,,e not , leis thah tAtlre ~,,,i it "Emuritts dti this direactioti ;in the mean i / i l i e vie proceeded with the light division round by tr(:11';'h; the day was wxtreinely iaitiy, and ate. at tilP,otio eloudy,wnich favoured us so 414' l'ilteittire, that w,, forded -the river wept mire greatly at b Z, 1 11411 a mils from th,4 - left flank (where four ctt!'s-41' "buUt 7000' invii, , ware poS.:ed) `lni-(i..r -thiii, t th , y tow not a single.regitnt•nt. posted in to-k`l,l'6iut, so that the division 01. light ttl:crt's f,,„, () ' 'ii ity the ; indeed t hey vfe ' wit o , p' a 4twri iiiiiiklred yard s of 'hum before they got uncle' th lil,luglitiiit y their eenfusion at this moment, Iliplll di bait iinniediattly dashed at them ; from ii,:rat Illeitorily of nen:then of tha,eutrutY, w It" ti tre all light hoops, the contest was for about ten jilitr's eKtretnely sanguinary; the F. Bel' fung,,ill' ( 1 1 . iSr4‘ 'hoer), awl determination ; Out 04 site 14 ' ; ;:„ 11 , " Chu light bligaile of our division, " wh° ti lt , , - ""e uP la nine tor a volley, they were put to ti)ll,::(ltLin every direction. Our loss has heel' ti, -istule, Q;441,041 the lite, we' w,re engag drtti kiliiihauld think .betweeti three and tour hun or tbi,"`ed an wounded, mostly wounded ; that tva u ,; (l - :4'tny not less than a thousand killed, 4 i lellt' 11,1(1 Ptisfoners. The brunt of this busi- QOl,-'l4 trio 43d Light infantry and 9. 5 th Ri fl e t4, t ; tb,„l,!!e fiirtner regnilent La ► ing lost about t5O trisil t :".`"4 i wounded ; ud battalion,.oth ri.gi -144 14 11 , e Oakes. killed, and oHe wounded- I vli" oeard the numbe r ot Offices 8 o f the Light 48y 1 611 , but it IS said the 43,1 lo,t' seven. This (la r d I ,l l ' tel t us in possession of a staff and a Blau by t h ( rE i t, 0,1 an eagle (time eagle lay Jinn in ave•iy . howitz:jlhher vilin Garbed it), and 'ne .ight-lEEtl' ita s inor v °E the `fat possession tht, cont.( 9 , hel l , h ektnelY le, ere, ilw enemy linviVa re-taken it s4ito",! tute's titnes, hi i t at last Britiat valour Wo'- 1 T r iteit;OGUt TO Tat NSW cosopy eV ,>~~ THE GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY. WRITTEN BY JOHN TAYLOR; ESQ. SPOKEN BY MR. BRUNTON. bit yoest, a Poet of no vulgar native, • ' But high among,the noblest Heirs of Fiffge i A. Poet ankte Politician too,- • ; %V ho :well the orlel, and all its humotirsOlievtoi Declard his wish that " f udges of the' town " Would pass a vote to put all:Prologues down;", 'emanding 'proof, " bit= they first were writ, " They e'er converted one bird-hearted Wit." 'Tis true a timid gtiPplicatuig air. May oft be deern'd the signal of Despair, That marks the conscious weakness ola cause, And.tempts,the„Critics to with-hold•applause, Who if a lard:With . Coiliage. took the 'field, Might catch his ardour, and indulgent yield. • Dryden might well this daring spirit try, Whose vig'rous genius could his foes defy; Our humble Bard, who 110 such po w'rs can boast, Submissive bows before the Critic Host, And sends a Prologue, in the ilittal style, To deprecate your frowns, and court your smile : Not•mercly to let Custom have het dua l . • -- But to repeat lus gratitude to you; ' His gratitinie 'tor litany r kindness past, • Which uniinp.iii'd wilt on his last, Nor can he doubt you'll all to-night agree That lenity should • temper the decree. Urll.oGuli. 111"rilE SPUKZN BY %11.4 S. BOOTH. As most, we find, arc tempted by a name . , Our Drain4's title well may . nruice Gazette Latia6rchnary—iiispiring sound! What great events are in thy records round( Recoms, which ,Britons . cruWd in l,,,ste to read, Warni,w Mt the hope of son,c hewn: deett'l Nor vain the hope bih.ll tidings to'peruse. Per British valour is but common news"- 11. - ueed so Orrimon, we may tairq . say, 'Tis what may be expetted evVday. Soldiers and Tars, Kt jealous tedings o'er. Exalt their country 'a taine on sea 44.1 shore, lavasluir's menace taeat With ptuuddisltain, Matclikss on laid as on subjeCt 'Well, oar Gaiette has brou t ,ht a shorty Kind! What dill'ient views would smite eacli mind I • Seine might presage a J9urnal ul the times, ,:fo lash theJbliis, but to spare the crimes. • ()triers, perchame,. with disappointed spleen., • Have seowl'ci contemptuous on the passing 644:41C, • .114;.1U4e out adti)ut, , who would all content, • kris to humour each pecutiat bent.'* The' Politician, if So gtit.o a Wight, :Has co.,,descendedtu uc ?mere to-night, May trunk he sadly samtic his hbur ip Sli our Gazette reward nu path to pow'r. ,The geti'rouii Patti&,' it fo heat 'That soliS new trOpili,:s rear, A philanthropic impulse prciudiu reeli Breathes tlmc wide wish 401 social ii.ttutieS ?Veal, And pants to lcatii that, tiont her trance, iniugnarit t um pc sliunis the ) uke ut Franey . . 'he wiruse bosun shrubs with camel - 'Far di ,cant nom the thought ut stale'atKiirs, Alight wish timeiipica , ol ow play would prove A tender story ot,,cuttruibial love. 'I hey who in wedlock!'sli f isiriy stale rejoice, Alight hope tor news to justify their chuiee Though envious Bachelors that state abuse, • And say, its- 0.44,0:Ls mOulti, indeed, be news - The Critics wine, we teat , lull I 'alight . :with gall, l'or. the void pre,,surt: ut a l'ust's 141 Ise liere, trim spleen we j ell resist. 7 Extia ci;izetie....i_ontain nu liaii“upt hac ti, Lou once, they prop ail csuse, And spread theilict contagionof aPplause Do, rigid censors, take-a tric.dly "hint; Let such a wonu'rourr.deed in print..-7 toi staciia good ex apple you set, 'Tvvili make a Most Gazette; And shew, ifi. British heroes nobly dare, 'that British Critics Call as nobly spare., , 4r • rhealines wow ontitte4 in the eeliiery. VOCAL CoNailtr.—MrssrS. HAREURONS, BAlt- TLEMAN, 'snit GKSATO"tint closed a very successful season last ,night with great. eclat, at the • Hanaier square Rooms. Every corner of thy .84,:rm was fully occupied, and the ,lwrfurrnanCe went AT with vii,t spirit. Ma..lanw CATALAN', Mrs. AIMS, aid telts. LIANCHI, Mr. .ftkEtaiSON - ; . 4 II 4.Mr..JAELLAIIT) were much a i plauded lor their several sOuto. - Mrs. er; c ore LI . in a beautuul baUad , composed by Sir . `.loll.N STEVSNSON. tin theta wive chant). i',3sly sung, pod tije ehornses, under the cliseCtion ot GREATOREX, given Willl Hi, R oyal 1-4,,liness the Doke of CAMlllilDcia, and several of N. bi.! Director% of the Aucient Mu sic were present. Ftu,ci the printed lief of the Sithaeribers, we tied, that this I oiituotion is honour ed it.t the patronage of tit e, Princes of the Blood % mid very litany of die Nutolity and Per‘ous of Fa ihlou, amounting, in the whole; 'to SeveiP Buit. fired and 11 inety -fuur I—" So shoula desert be ~rowa'd." INCIADON 111 not, as stated in Morning Paper, at Salisbury, but at Bath, so much atimotql at the loss of an ustirn,ble wife a to be unable to attend his duty at Covent-garden Tneatia: A shockilig circumstance occurred .et Lynn on ursday night last, Mro. Willimns, wife of. the huidlord of the Duke's-head Inn there, and la woman I was missinfrin t eery muca ref:pee:to., h e evening f or some lime; at length 'a snob o buriiilig attiacicd atreotion to a wter-closet—on breaking open the ‘)r of wrich, Mrs. W. w.s found dead, b4rued, .a shocking w ay, and tamest her clothes Wli6lly des- Coyed... .ROY:di .40.4DEItlY ,1410. 1'34. rottrakt of C. facksoo, F.R.S. !Me Dean at Christ huic,ll. V. OwrN, K.A. noticcxl ;Ills widuits . in its prowesi, 11)(1 the cOoclusion is exazily cocreipolidtiii with the ,:x -erllent Komi*: which it then held iorth, of resemulance, richowss. of brtatl.h .of light and ate' ine.: ifs of the Work ! Aytech may rmik itme nest produOtioos 01 the A!)glt,11, school. • PeSentii in4i , Stortn, S'alisbury-Plain.- - -.H. THOU ,soN,.a.. A. rtis artist, hesides his groat professional merit, possessei.a.power of interest tug the feelings, in no ordinary degree.' File fenvilt• and the iofant are concetvod, and their agitation arising from the tiny of tilt eleinents is . ndmitably.explessed. sobei tone - of colouring pu wades the,whote of tha tigures,'and . is 'perfedtly 'in unison with the terrific scoot around theM. The appe,irance W Stone henge:at a distare constifutes a striking feature in the piece, which altogether has 'the cliaim of pathos, united with - grandeur of eft'ett. No. 9 * .:. Portr4abl Lady M Grey.—H. Tsiotisow, R. A. . . _ . We hive .he re a very pleasing prlol of ihe variety o i it i expressjvu .which ibis artist eau dispiay. Thts pf4iratt of an iricaut a,Atighter of Lbrd Grey, is as iiiticli QttsFaeterized by simple truth Aim namre, as _ ...4 . A • thv ( leeetilllg %/Ilk i» by terittic grandeur. TI C child is represented as tile utf,pring of. a peas3lo, aria ltas an arch.simplicity to ter f.-4ure, that ex ctifs a lively ,interesi: Th t - styl,c, the tc,:es, anti 1114 what), present s a pleasing view of rustic scenery, with a chaste yet vivid colouring. • SPQIiTiAG IIYTELLIGENCE. NLWMARKET FIRST SPRING MIA ['INC, lBi i. TRIDAYi MAY 3. Ld Grosvenor's Bolvolio. ast. heat Ld F. llentincles Pite.lB4fit, 7St. • F+.vo.y r old COUrse, 5)10.-3 to i un lienvoliu. • r Sweepstaies of zoogs. each.. Ab: M. Ll G, 11-. Cavendish's Eccle4ti)n . , - Bst. 71b. Mr. Payne's Interloper, fist. 221 b. . 2 Lti lersey's Itobinl, 9st. , -pa 4to i or. Eccleston. ' Mr. Craven's Tip i ,:ty wit:net, Bst. 51b. :beat Ld'F. Ben.. wo.yr ultt Course, tooks. h.• It. -6 to 4 apt Itppitywichct. Sweepatakes of sofas, each. Two.yr old Course. poot G c. by Walton, out ot . Blackberry...Bst. Alb. I. lii, Norton's Cock.siAt• - •, - by'Cucktighter, 73t, ilb. 2 lali.til l / 4 1 . * SIOIIIUS, bat . 710. - • - a k. yin. Swe6ipitakel. of !cgs. each; cults Est fillies 6st. ttlb. • Two. yr .“1 cows . Ric with lus ctigiigcluents, to bb soltulur ►s.,gs. if demanded,, 4k.c. Sir I. Skelle) Mod. twd Mt.. Lake'a b. c. by Whiskey, out of Spinetta Mr, Vansittart% IL I by Saticiice, Ldt.G rosvci 1 4 SOO II Ld F. LiottilicK's • I.4en; 4. 3 4 5 . • 1 14 t:: FL Rementliranccr, agit j.ir Wtl on s ltu:iy, by }sst 51b. .I:wcy - y ,jlkl COLIFat:', 25;5. k teeistrlleAlt...l3 V•1f3,.11 st /001 F ut 'from Sir S. Sitwellts' v,11,:r, SA. 2,0. 9sl, lib. FCC. 12SgS from. I.), Mat Acti.nsAtickiA, 2„;ogs. A toot-rai.e,,for 50 guineas a side, ten miles, tool: I,l,tee nom the eleven nnle-sione on the Bath road, on Weaneqlay, .attweett Mt. Thorpe, a Volunteer . Otlic r,an4 AGeritletnati oi•the name of Dickenson. The lintel took the lead, And made play at the s raie of etti,ut g. miles an hour, and :comcleted 'halt the At thirty ininutes, with ois adversary close Mr. "It'ourve got the:lead et the eight , Ile, and vvuu the m i tt hby about to yards: On Saturday the ‘,2o:11 ult. intiPination having 4,iven to the Conn:wading (I)ilicet • at the bar racks at Verdi, that four French prisonqs had passed. through that place, a !mall detachment was ordered to parotte.:titetu, The detachment took the road to • butp.lee, where, they found, not the' prisoners. cif w"hOrt:;:(l - ,lr2Lwereln, pursuit, but triur•others, whom fliej opoteyevi•to Perthand lodged in the :gaol.— . 011' i ttio.triorning : of the .'a•th, t he prisoners above., trietiti9ned. ,effeoed their eStspe, 'whit they can, diflly „avowed :to. be their intention. By cutting, SO= .pianits out of the pin tido' of their apartment, they wade their way to the Court-room, from the window of which they descended to the street.- 7 OP their table Was tound a•liotter, exinessing their gratitude to The , Magistrstes and i:ll4bitants .o,f. Perch, for the civilitie s they. had received, and, pro mising'a return cat liiptli)dhs!‘) any scotehtnan whom they might find, among •the, prisoners in Frinice. `. On MOnday afternoon, five French prisoner's of w.ir were discovered in the wood of Charlton, hear Montrose, and apprsflienthd. On their esantination , itappeared they were,a. part of. thosowho capeil from Btliiiburgh .Cestle. ' bey...were -in a most deplorable condition, without food or clothes, and emaciatedaild vent with fatigue. Oi the nine ` nig h ts „which elapsed since ti!ey left ,Edinburgh, ,eight were spent in wanderiiig diem., or to stecping, without any cover, in the open air ; and during the • dreadtut storm on the preeediis Thursday nigto, :they lerin a plvtoglied field in the neighbourhood of Aberdeen. Otte of them is a first Lieutenant in tbe.Frettelt murices, arid pussealea itte,marore,r,s;ol gentletudn. Another has ;1111 . ct.vd bruises he, sustained in drow e ins now iirlburgh Castle.- .• ,Some idea of the poverty of the late opulent farinets of Rest Prieslayt, may: toririesilrOnfone fact, of whi.h we know the ac ctiracy. Theseitormets ate butter in the streets of Rotterdam, at the I.)* of ed,per lb. A:coroner's Inquest sAt'yesterday on,the boOy of Mr. Latoy, a foreigner, whip put a period' to hi, extetevoe, in Duke-street', Mint:heater : square, . ott Wedqe4aY morning, by shown% himself to, his c.OO. ItieJhry ceturneda verdict at On ,Wednesday .the tilt, a ifitger'StUrgeoti Wai Caught 10 Clist Devonshire, (leer the ite weight was • I 801b.—lerigth; 7 feet 8. inchr.B.--! circoltittence ; 3-teet 7 inches. it was forwarded to his Royal Flifshness the Prince Regent.. The prospect.tolan early :,net abundant supply at: grAss,icaused a husk pale for • and ,sheep,. at' Shrewsbury 'Fair :on Wednesday, at'rather advanced 'meas. ~z.~~ .~ CITY' DINNER. . .. A 'consisliable number of the Cry Patriots ; th , they ‘ , ,iyie itivoselves, A ndiltree of four Meolibets, of Pattia!,,eat ai , embieci yew:46y at tire Cll . of Lawton Tavern, No . partieulttr -tairpose .. wa, , to- =noted for'llis 1\1 , .-e;ing, but it wits nlide.9too4 tnot .._ . _ the pet sous who .atteadeo wcru 1.4 r Friends ,)t a Par. , lithlkentsry Reform. WAITHMAN wa, in the Ctatr. Whett !he : cloth was remove:l;s the 1,110t.v. jog toasts were gives: King," with three dicers. " :The ri ace' Regent; anti Inly he never forget the sett tf. ment in his uw it declaration, that the powers anii pte , os.mtivos the Crowd art vested' there a:: bust • cur tee benefit ot tile p.•ople." " The Pcopie." The e!lail:,i) In then adverted to the secoro tott4ti' andtleeltile.7l"hii eoitfideoce in s he sinCerily Prince, and his conviction that his Royal Highonsit. would act up to tne sentiments which .he had ex. preiNedt he then gave , — " Sir Francis 13urciett s with a 4111, fair, and free PCNO. delltialtill Of the People in ParliAtin•in." . . This' - tow WAS o f _course very warmly received at • such . a - metiting,and Mr., Waithman informed _the cOmpany, that tiie klaionet, would have been present it he had not beet) employed its his Parlininentary duty.•' Mier n. few eonlpinnents to Mr.. Br:ii,d, Ili* „Clu.ircoan , proposed .. Mr. Brand, aiel the Freeholders of Hertfordshire." Mr. Bit'Aiii) expressed. his ihAnku tor. the honour xe! ,c ii h'id . eeen dour him, :ind immeJiately advert- edto•tige cause of Parlianientar, Reti - i - in, which List doubted ti-:t . v.ro.dd finally aritunph„ though be wait . obliged ;to acknowledge, ihat.in the distant parts, of„ • - the Elliptic, the . peoplO4 not scent to feel any in terest in int. quyst.jon. FrA7ri this dcc:tratioit w may inter,thit in the opinion of the Speaker Ilim- . sett, the tiiiiect, w.;4l‘ chiefly iw,siredby ill, Itej4rttrell of : tbe - gettOkohs Mr. ,f3tpnti . reputed Lao c.,, m knowledgeent in ,the course, of hi s spereh,. atid after expte.Ssing his hopes of every cling ~ f oeci from the Prince flieto, paid still'higher c in plirnents to jr.i NVllitiif , ad, woo had desired Iti.it to express his regret ;it his absetic-e; concluding .yl4 proposing the healiti of he Chairman., As this toast .was paitkillarly wait receive& ..Mr. Waiilupart: arose, and :gav a bibiaty of 1146 poMic:: lie life, stating, ch.it tie had be , ti sixaeeo yesri ..,fo. plOyed iii the-service Of hii.euuo.ry. In Vie 4:01/rhli 01 : his - speech he , vas v,,ry, severs on Lot,i (ire, and ' Mr. Tierney,. for having tietalleil••li,e Cdt.lW CO sir,., )(Mil t ,and read A. decliinition fur t.ie'Livegy•in ii. , p-r. ~,ort .of that measiu", whecti cototiamec. the . b :s 4 ,01 1 egettunt• against Placetnen, --Ikc. ati "tt no , 51.1‘.1.1.. •tho titers Its PlAcdcriel. ' ,, ere ii. exist i'Y Leo bitrP/At2 of a01..11 u shooed 0,.t c irrit•li Ilt 0 Wallieli . :- li• eoti.' Liooeu ~itt• prorositl4 t:ie h..e.ilih of 111 r... Wait - 1 .hhi7aci, itth.l MIL.. war .is of Lord 0,,,...ii 41 ~f il'. •' . ' , Noole Lord tei..itied ins thin.i•, at.d sp?:ins .watinly in Latour of a tacicalv , „ll,lo.tn, modern politicians, • some rat" -11iJ, 'con tended that two setilo:,s ware untavouraLle to rho . discussion, of I. , a.tpeasuro;••• viZ. dr& at as'Utt 61' atn.; the season of war. Mr.AYAIIH:tIhN Olen proposed the health of liytig, of whom be spoke i4l trrilll, hut d' . ;-`; citst„i 1 that ,he hAd loituerls , had great art:piLions the politteaLrectimde'of teat geutfeman, ' Mr. 13 .x NG tl)anked, the compinY . for Mg, manner in which the toast had been received,: and then expressed his surprise at the su:pieions of Cizettlentan, desiring that he would,, llllitlt otit t itc4,!*lfi .'s of howe suspiedoi is, Mr. Woyaltti+N, iptifetiCi Of g himself' fpe: having hinted at suspicions, which he owned to h..ve, b .ea ogrotaiidle.4, observed that they rtish t 1 1 , 4v4 xiich ttotil his tears, ark;n4 'front the defettiott - or the plitical friends of that 'gentleman. He then' gave the health of Mr. Wardle, which was w..rmly I.)ol3liiied, WA !IDLE, in return, made a I,lng' speech . about his own oervie',...s; wlto hitterw-oi the ;present '' ;Abominable told a btoly about an old servant,' cited partiages front Pupil), protested again,t the introdu&ion of wOlTiell, as Mernhers of Piltlitalle111; and relent:tie to the Rotniitl' Hiskry. Mr. Alderman Cclitaa, after his•heaith had been given,:‘thankcjObt4.contpayi , n but • declared iltat shoulrf . 'not,teke up. their time with Roman or Erns glish , . Mr. W. ; r igt.ra, Mr. HUrCHENStiN, and othersi' whose health had beehproposed, severally' 'addlihrkit . Meeting, and the company' then cittiolY Uti persect: The buluberland Society ditted,oll Thursday at thet, Crota, And ,Arachur thv trap Enpit Ugliness tbe. Duke of CLIMBuati.AND Wai itie Cn.ni, which nui Icave unit' vityk.3) scve,al Iny'aland patriotic ioarits wort, given in cutirKe of and beveral .al , propriate bociv,s were sung by MeS3II..,TAYWiII, ,iiITZSAMMONIS, una Elm4aY.,, • •.„ , Lard ELLablatattOtlGH on Wetinesday;direOed the• totlowing new Geovertd. !bate to (ay; taoulkhen to the PraliotionerA oho... Court of Kingta Bant:h;'N'l7,, !Nov mad totter Initi day, in hit crated inAhe'§nAings attar in at Guild i.aii; dotk, notice ; -01, , ,ttfitti btierved on foe partteot, eitn, r our littkoing.i,Day, or for the 'Adioorriniteht Ilty, at 14rtptiputlatiolie plaidta; atoti thin 'wiled, it thOipartiewleutd.: more than 4 Mileti tj. Otn Leapt), snail be given.eight. days name the Day.a.fter 'term; and it less than 40 mites, !two Iooor choys , Letore such Sittin t ; Pay." MARLEnROUG ti-sr wr. --I cottn dAy caster, 3 haCktity coachman; was kaingu,4 by Lady 01 the name .of Jeffry‘itith iratatot.tttiCouir ' and vithriied. , The Complainant and tier thoogiiivr -had been pet into the coach at . the. Opera, on day night, And eihe cotielmytal , Waanititlted hi I+l.lr y. 1341t0ti,(1,, Niew -Itoiiii ; is Cn in aCtilo;ti-ittritvi g " the detendint, with I. , st.tent air, demanded, st• Vin htoofarel nod atter itopp tog tkoer.co,lto, some tirne;;the Lady gave' him a dollar ; and• un tit fuwirtgato ousuroht .datendent hautisd tote ,tlo L'Adt , ,4 4init droveibiC4- , ck ; again. Drut;ko4. tiess wal the defence offered bu the datibi4mn, was curriminid till tiro i ttitiotta , sn clatavlt Gf btu! s i • • • I ;