The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-26 00:00:00

~.~~:. PREA CH PAP . ?AnlS, CULT, 16.-11 is shbugit that 'ate Emperor.tt . ditisit the Gaud Duchy' of B -g, attgr &Itt.istt r ot Senmo' ( 41 1 Thrlerer, kto set out for . I)..sseidost, to or iel wm li,s 111 •jesi.y's arrival these. 7 .: BY a tlerri.e, ted Antwerp . , October the;, Exediency B run Serra, Millister l'ithipottm -I;iY of 1115 Moi's'oy the liiiii,eror, to she King of, ls;ts been his Envoy Extra wwitty and Alittkier Pienil,uteutiary to the King, tif Saxony. , k , lh q"iklimitli, Berta, artd the tailor l'axmag„c.in,, ea been couvicte‘i o f a l ter ing th e c oto and csr lui!ling their hose money, Usk day suttl:red death 3 1 he Pla te deGreve, to 411161 po istinietit they, 3 be " the (I iy'belore )eli.eiday outieleitined by tile. .PecialCourt it o ail n ' ." 14 tilt;travellerS observed, e road (foto Ahg,ouleuse to Bmirdeaux., a bail ;.4. 11 , t - e ' t he bl ze wit•eit r,!,ettiwc,l the b:,rhe eat 7. 444 b tile 91omeist ot its ex i ili.,smn. As at ear:h, the m te m , u e foie ' 1.11.641)- around so lititadot a light that it -est seett at n great dis anee. Ocr• j je‘,y ha s lie 'aim:lva) cau,ds of the city. The tiour ut nir.tiltse Cotwoerce, duct the ,he loyerial Guard, have had the liu ending his Mjesty, xiv Ito watt a, coin '‘eral Getter:it 'Otticrts and (411 , .1 . per -1"oiell. The crowd which hied the his M jesty passed, .gate .joy wiih which they were sosplieti , hertntiSt atigustot-S)verelgils2, .e iii the ihh.tba , nis of this oily. A ie Guard of Honour 06 houst:bactc, ashl itgetiiti of the Guard, accompau ed -- .''sty . the Em i neii, took an airing . in an 'IV; she win; aliclidcd by ill, 0111, el. of tv ,'l t , ' „ l ;, k ,"' l '"l' l • Iti, inhabitants of this gic:it city % ,::• - "-it: Irian Al iiii.litcrs, and appear a , it. iii:l 4 441 iii:ver tire o f toe -pleilsnre 01 beholding tiecir 'l t lll :Sitveteigiis., , . • -.- -'• . , 11,,] k :•' , ""iltiiN, OCT. tioThe• fe110ki.,1.1?4 ).- 14 ,'Y": 1 iii.,'itat been an, w h ich Was ~is.vied :on the litih. Apra 141 14 ' 133. beep üblished in the litsitopric o Citils . • .. v. ,_ e , • .. . ... . . . I 1 Niii) :P ram Icy tieseitytt , ellt k 4 • . 0 • . i trict 14 e ' lo either at Me. 01 silututi lii this cis ~ , Ull' Ill " ti i", be brought ilit,i;et, or the vessels 10 i d s ,ll II WV flay be. 'AO vit: , . be taken and cull .,1, ;1 1 ; 1 7. ; r oi iva A t , 4 " ) Proceed to at it they chno , '44, . 1 .) vi l . :• • lit, * ,' v nliP.:ut entailing themselves , nit I : i , ilt , itr :: In , i wk Cuilkiiti(iti, tiovtieVel' i that it I iie„ ', riVat.c..,. 1 A 4 4 111:11 iltuy tinbiilk . .Sl;6ll make atiy c,tpttlle, t he y its PY a Vertaqt rate of duty ti i •on their share (-,,, • lttt l i u , eeeds •. We therefore, by the . seprOt!bis, a . ." - _ • 4t4 ot :• 6 ' 4 enliege of I‘l;.unie to deternitne tt 7 11 ' 41 ill I.) ` 4. • ct: t t l. ht this duty, and ii' is . our I),e. , sl_l: e t iu• . -e‘attis ari , ing;,trotri• It shalt Ile- iip l .licd to ti , Itiaill'ii4wl't tit the crew-,' in tile' ba ffl e' till'ltt;t . as. lull by our liesoln , ton of . the .. 1711 1 , 9, 1 . Lt: 1 .,: usi : the Pioi . :rietor, of the I)f ivatecr . 1 1•1 t dtif ec i i 4ll4 ible for the punctudl pa) nett of th e se :I'lle Colt at t% 1 43 . 01 the Admiralty -has fixed ; 1 1 , ' duty' ~. v t e t li .Y . tive pt'r cent.: 01 00 44: N 4 4 UCT. .5.--Yestetday, .it ivi a o'clock in . Illcek l , art , itt igr , NC experienced ficte tv. 0 COliSlitel a . Ple ,. hula - i i ' :tit V•htliquAe. I'lley' appeared to I" cec4 IN, „, - ,.h .. . , , sol4lll,aud ill duorth-western direction.--, ht Ita7elkielli beeiirf ed 'Of consequence ill tb i S,. 4: ', l “. } 7, tot : i t v ' t i t 114 Ve nut yet heard of any.. We hit,"'",., titt i ii,' l t "'" + f.ken Place in the country. Ct-TtO w Y, 411 44 " 4h d o bservations will, no doubt, be publist d I T , ';'' t . ''lt so •Very rare in our regions. ' 2l which I ci 4- iqsolutions of the Diet of Ptesbur.Pll• • . k_ v etta h , • 7'. ttli tt , Pired to the publici-haVe a vely .. bent: . ti . ci e al . `'j. )4; 4 „" l i tu " the course of exchange. A 11 . 11 " ‘ , 1 - '-- 1) lit il it;1141 ' 11 at .Vientla Would lint foUja'c" liiler Lilt ille hest receive in their dealings ~, late 'iveoßling bank. b i lls .e to their value,. as computed by' ti l t ,. ti,„ ) ,1 , 1 ,: t xcit;lnge upon Augiburgll. l . At Prs' , '__ l . l l 'elve:l ve ti '"fe' Confidence 'int! ) . by the . 1 ist • Ilt st , Valu e , 1 1 1 ' 1 hcd of eonsiderabl i t sums - aceording to their at Vl,4lila• 4,ls* , . n. 1 1, ti'"ANl; • OCT 13._Their Majestie s ei T t 'l Sad• Tes ' e tddy at no. to I , roeecd to visit the.ci l y „,. -ii,• • 91, • • • , 1 b ,r. , 0 riS t • , ( Ake r 4 h e y' Set out 1.11 • b / , t rnbark i , il ‘ , :11.4, xtrvi , - , y fill I bu , , %,:t i •r i e t) L 1 ) „,bfigtti . yiubt o ;own, Or: t i ' : W " r kl. flt, ~v. as I,s tit .1 1 -11 w, tr4, l d Y S.cird?tin.,.which is so jostt,y Cettt. ttth a l ur banty, f ur t i: e w 0 . 3.11 of Hi* 2,1 e.t coui,loC, 11(1 1 / 4 1 , 1 to t 031. gte•wltti the i s il.a) or, 3i an and ni‘ r '1,16 corp `' t their at:c7:,,„," 11 " returnwas ch.lrio) . l)gi 111 1 -1 " r that which th• wa3 ' h OK! tgv of cOluuts, going tinoit t tjll l , l and sidilti! , g their t %te hole til e of their a 1 : idlya t l3 l ilailt4 ill, Criltl ortier lily ((AT „ 1 ; 31 ajesties, conc ei v ed :od i act. i.• (4"t).", u c 1" ‘ c 4 ll „ appoartAl to at.oto In ti toto tht:ir `evening M heir ,:jeq to thelira' re, ies wept , lt 4 they ‘ver L `eiv 'd• with the ~ c') • o 44 1 1 0ti 0 ti , fied the alltlienCii teen: 1101 ) 13 . w tre 'b them on then' sntranee; the tc ? l lewed between each act, and C tl bd . t 44/4,s`utl." Alter the fourth at,i , Ipizi;ertza cii NlAjesties withdrew . in the u;3t}at of Iles ral •icelantations, and lett4rned to their palace. dcr ,h t,i-I) , 's horses set o'utyestertlay I vqtk s ".` l. 're will be an exhibition 01 artitiF.iit fire -14.1u0t II the evening, and a di st rib u tion of 13rcy. SIAGULdft L,111,-SOT. (PROM A FILENCH 7oWINALI th e l r i i thete 4 one i tqu i t , n Which more tha t ri a ;t g i o s : LlQ u h ti l cilleolatecl to excite a lively inlere,' ° idu i ti.,(1411, that of a tetndle. and her P ll ' 1 , kit' I I: er . whom greedy rtiations attempt t9, 01' 1 ) 1 ts tilt " htatbo in litr, and the patrimoni.4l ii 6 i , 'el)ed tu .I‘be it. ' ii 1, kaerwral of D'vi.ion D'Estaing comm , ...J uts , . . . w i /Ft, a {*art of the Ftencit army. li e . %, 141 ' ,4 4 : sintioned i ii Gr an d Catro, he became the (14 4 , 1 ' wlth Acme Nazo, a young EtlYP t i al '' i ., i . 44' Ni tif a coati Wi)o tamed the dtlue 6 on sr- /114.%Clikd he svrea /11.1 4' 1 iNve t y , t d vq dly t i 1.14 1.01 Htni ut .11 „ r di te by t,e, $44 • I, t . .411,ti 1 1: 3 9 g'l 1 1 1 , , ti TN! „ Iltqu ~t I t i of tilt: elt j, „ y • 04;0 14 1) care • t ' ti•ig tittians liquors, and who yrfaA algkehio.-Of a Greek battalion. , •• Captivated With liet.ellarins, and ail') more with :het estimable qualiii.!s,3ie_pald iota addre-+t•B to-her; and obtained her hand ; the marriage took pf;.ce on the 17ttt of January, 1800, in the Gieck Church of St. Nicholas.' She was living N ith her husband,when, in Fe hruary, 1801, accounts were received of the ap. pearancer pf an: English fleet. ; . Oeneral D'Estaing :immedately:set ot4 with M , :ttott, , and a di ision 9f the French army, for the defence ol Alex Anne Nato ieniained at Cairo, With 'Mes.t.laines Melton, Delzous, Latitirt, and, other woini.ir who were b , :coine French bytmar ge,„ and wit h NVtiorn she had formed a society.— An epOolary col respoir,tence was then.ltitpt up be tween Gen. D'Estaing and Anne Nazo, .of which trag,iii.nts remain. All these it:niers were act- dressed- in_ French, a 11 , 11.idume 11' &sluing, in. the riting ot the General. Anne. Drain become pregnant. The fortress of Cairo capitulated. It was' serif-ti, that the troops di,der thc orders of General Beiliaid,, vt ho com manded that fortress, should be etabirked far France, On- this oc,easioa, .I\lesdaines Nienou„ inswing"; I/la-1)s, and L.Ol in were each requested by their husbands,. who still defended Alexandria, to repair to Ecance, , on board the transports destined for the troops of General.l3elliard. Anne-Nazo, embarked with .her father.intd mo ther, herbiotheisrand sisters, and their grandfather, on board a.sinall Greek vessel. During the voyage, she was delivered ot a daugh er ; and the master, In c o usequetice of this evt;ti I , I ast oit the coast of Ceoltalohia, and the intant was n a ptise,it there by the name of Marie D'Estsing, , by a Priest, who' was brought ItOil) an ajjaceut.Chapl. The godfather-ond- goinother,'were the Sieup,Nassilfi, Officer of Chasseurs, and the maternal grandmottier ot Ole infant'. Aftera voyage of 'six mon:hs, the .vessel at last arrited at l'arerittli, th the., kingdian of N , Antic Nazi) and her family were recoved. by General Sonic, now Duke and Marshal ot. the Empire. . . . • Alexandria having been ,forced to capitulate, a..- neriti•lY.FMaing. returned to France with many other Generals ahrt• Officers. tits arrival even preced tt it of 'Anne ;N.,zu.. He learned at Paris that she 19 Italy ; and ,he waS waking preparations for inn% Thai, when his lite was tertninalvd . iu ',year .10, by a tragical event.—(lis a duel . w ittt Menuu.) ' Anne .Nazo had repaired . with .her family, to Lyon, where she stopped some clays to repose tier seli; and in expectation ot fiCeoLltits from her hus band., She was therec.!utiting ea et) , molten , ' and liatterit herself with the pleasing ape ut soon see-, log Into ; when a -person-broogio her a letter front the bieur I.Y.Bstait%, the tattier, , her to repair t(YAUrillao, 3thidisclosing to her a part ot her Inistartune. t , How rtioch Wa*stie to bepitied, who, thus falling a t . otice Irons . illusions of itnagniation into Itigattql, ceitainty of destitution, loand beis(iit uttllnnt, htlidatul and willintit conts,ry, among' people whose manners find even %mhos.: lan guage were unknown to her ! Let him who can ham ail Idea of toe dreams! ut liappinss which pie ' viously occoetifier sold, otittit to himself, it - ca 44, tne,d v readfisi situation tit this unfortunate ,64yp. thin, amidst the chaos in her terrified imagi nation tilustilave place.l her.! At r.yed at Auriliac, she was received by, her fa 7 and inothei-ro•niw.witli oh the atfauility and kindness alit. Weil, calculated to restore her "spirits. The whole family paid tier the saine.at,etatons tit friendship i and sympathy. An o.iious cupiJity hat not yet,pbtionecl the firs , dictates ot natuie. 'ln the i nealiti,no the family took oh Lite legat steps for SUCCC.ding to the properly of. Getiewl Inswing. Seals hal been placed it;q)ii Ins property a, Paris ni the Hotyl Ileot, which lie inlialaired at the-time ot his d...ath. ordtr to tike oil the seals, it was tie , ceisary nhal his bens sho,,li be mode shown. A family tueeting.Was held Udore a Atlstice of t lie Yeace at Au , iliac, ott t lie 510 Nle.wdo,,,)ear 1p 3 414 ci,•td nig Con feurcii i, D'Estaih,,_ she Jolliet- 4 tlie guardianship of Mat I,- D . hi consequence •or-Aotte.N.izo nio• I,er bett.g ti .ituilor, TiAtrtext day a pk.wer ut Jaito(tiey was scull ; the ;t , alfi were raised. at Paris,,and aft invent: ry wo. , aken.. Ali these acti were dune in !he name o t th e Stew -I) . .estatitg, the father, gualot4n of Marie 1) Ejoain`g, ria,,gitter wid. sole iairtss of General EstaatA: . D4ritig this period Madame ,D'Estaing lived at lilies mixing Ili sue:otos to which she h4tr dkieeLi hAI to re , trernent with tier r, and alninsi ilappy in finding bettielf oolong tit,se who, ,while titey taught' her their hingth,ge, spume to her of tier 3.tisbuid. It atfoi , .l e,i her, great sarnsfaction to learn that his Majesty .had the generosity:to cause .her to be . placed on the pension list, us. the suidow of Crfne , :at , lint ttie loothers and sister of LlE,ltting, soon foreseeing that tue.fortime -of the General which 'had placed them in more affluent •carcomstances, Would bu speedily withdrawn from them, insert hip changed their cantina toWatdi _law. Her it-A:lam:holy inducing.hiLr to picter solt- Jude, site was eprescined as a thdiroSe. being, w WAS nitclitatin4a law-suit'. Fier was first seduced by these insinuations and by d n it.ot pelsover4tice, they st.n..cecdel D'Esto;ng ,the respedable hotter Of a family, with distrust and dislike. They altered his disposition so LUOChI, that he went so tar as to, carry off the child, to conceal it,,in iliq,conn9y.i.t.dOng precautions that ker mother should not discove,r4ter retreat, Detzins,' (an Egyptian; and hitherto close co'tbet::ted rinttl Dante D'Estaitht); wrote,trorn An ridac iiiJoh.tnni Nazo,.un 00,0 a IA. hat was tie immediately tiCt ont, and czittieo dattlitertO i‘LoseilicS) without Licit% able to get t h e c hild wilt (twin. it plated by this r (usa! and the ill 7 treattnent of which his daogliter had been the vimiin, he gut a decimator) deed drawn up, ii, wlfiCll the Egyptian Who ,i)4l crossAi 111 it sea. 'with I).inte, D't:.,taing, col 06F-td tpat she. 44. - ..tweti married at (..;tiro, and had been tfelli4ed of dilaughircr, .tfsed at Cephalonia by the tiaine or Marie IYEstattig. Ftirisislivd won this deed., they iniciress,eil ti (lie , filarial to the Ealliet of, claiming the rest ora t io n of Marie D'lrmaing. nii - Majesiy condeScended.to re lily iii a DOW LUAU Ins Own laaLlti.; aittl ttlia Grand was trio; joditeThp;rng Sae notica -to - Ik ---- sieur th“ather, the letter bisected ire give up the ilifaniW , hom lie had detained. But .his children availed thetnselves pf this circuinstance ti> envenom Ins mind ag , inst her whom he utd at first te4:eiv4 as his (languid.; and this was only a pr d Mit! iu the persecutions which were in store for this o ulorto.. nate ,A , olnany of which (says the French paper) we shall give an account in a second article. JERSEY; OCTOBER 21. • • . We are in . daily expeaation of an attack front the French 1. it is uncertain whittm3d schemes lacy may 'undertake, tliough on r tides, roclo, and , shostia form strong barriers in our favour. Extnnsive camp:t are, visible on the trench coasts from ‘otir heign:s, and a number of fiat-bottotoed boats, we are infourgld, are 'colleeted hi the haibOurl nearest to us; if their design is agnint psi let them come when they will, tite'y will find tlia,t the , spirit of our ance3tots pervades •1 be whole of our haiJitatits, not a.rirtn, but , is prepared and anxious to defend hts right, to that siiol_,ld t h e French; g ,b t ben , r of their hydropWia,. and reach this shore, is 'not probable, 'they woulktneet • a hot receptloo here. • General Doi is all aaivity-: , ;Ile is every where, and sees every thing- - -he-might be supposed Sleep le 4s :—nottling that can tend to the defence Ot iiit. Isian i, .l 'escapes itirn--tlie security of tiw aed infirin, dekots ftir the cattle,, and plices ot tendez vuus f or ei , ery , pelson capable of I):ltring, tire-arins, ur venpons of deft-ice, ate all appolnied SO that if an attack be made upon •eithcr by day ~ r I,igto.; evety person knows how to all with c0,,l tirinitess, and piecisio : we . anxiou4 await, but are not afraid of the even!. GUIR4LPAR, OCT. 5. Letters of the f26th ult. irotti the Eastern emit, have 'reac .ed the garrison. Not, one word of itetal FREY Pies iil try. S,UCI-1 ET Was prep II I to be:;iege Vitencia, and had Colleaed troops , at Ilottosa for this purpose. The Spanish army tinder Gencrat BLAKE is stared to be very respeOr able 1;1, point of utimberS, exClusite of the armed inhaboants ; and 'the General's dispositions for the doettee of the country and capital are greatly ad mired. Notwithstanding then roerses, 'the Catalonians. continua to display. the most 'ardeut patriothiu, and would, it is: believed, rise te.one auto, if Pim/Idea with at ma. We are sorry to find,, by the ; 83M0- letters, that, the malady continues to rage unabated in the in lected districts, and that it is eteUrepnrted to have spleacl . ,attiong some of the Spanish tru . Those of the enemy in the neighbowhood of the rock become sensible, it appearh, of the blunder whreh iney had committed , i) scatteriog theinselVts have been lately concentrating their 4o itlllo in, the environs of Areas, where they are sup posed to have. assembled,- ,by this lithei to the ' nutnOer cif 7000. Their intention, it. is understood, is to tad opun ( GeneralL 134LLAsTattos, as soon:as they shall have completed their preparatious, coitti,tenly hope be - will, ott h s auks, be fully ready io receive thew. In the mean time, heittis availed, tionsa of the momenta; y of the Cherry ; " ±to pay a visit to the g:o visor). _came on Thurs day afternoon, and set out upon 111,5 return to St. Itoott and Listen I yesierday, about twelve o'clock, noon. Upon his arrival, and during his short stay in the fortre6,,. his Excellency received front the iiihnbi• t.ints those pro ,, ts of e4teern and reg,srd which true valOtir and pail iotisrn i ota always sure to obtain trual a publrc. . Previnu , to kis :tits'partnre, a dispatch was brought ooe of lii.i.Aides,dtt-Camp whonl ha had 4.-nt tor k , rses into: the- Sierra with a movable co. Lwun, Mit): that near Jimque! . a he had, (alien in with a bo.ly of but we ~11 700 . and 400 French 11014,11, which were pioceeding. trom Malaga iC Honda : and that, not withstanding his great' infe mail); OW:Sp:4ll6h column wag scarcely 400 Mon) his ► peoratwe l,ttii checked.. the enemy': progress, and induced him .to 441-thackoviik the loss ot .4 ievv *lieu kibe.d, wounded, and taken. 'l:he:rapid retre.o 01 the French enabled thrn ttr.save the lout p:i2c.'s - of artillery which they- had.witit them. Since the Gerietai4ert us, an atldrcsa hai been re ceived ruin hint, at which the kilto‘4ing t!, a 11.111 - non , " Noble Inhabitants .of Gibraltar, ytiu toe too much enlightened- riot to .be Seto , ible. that I must be 'provitt..d., , with • adequate nie.ins to be, able: to Litt with advantage against' the enemy. Yonr adherence to the just came which the two gleal nAtJnits SO 'honourably detend, and the denn.)n• smitiOns of regard and flattering masks 4.4 approba-' Trion .which you yesterday' lavished upon me, an4,l s of which 1 will•ever retain tin; crio,t graNtfol, sentic, trigetherwith the sineerc iinkt true i n i m o s io p I eoteriain tar your worthy Governors 14;etitettint- Gettriiil COLA* PAMPOEL.I., induce me to aiii,}4;il to your loyalty, IWO to ()Iwo a patriotic subielipitoo, he produce u which wilt bo applied. to r,..l::vt• the orints oj.,ttiy troops, aud e,pycially Ihe , ing oi the (..-dv,.ttry, woooot t 4 atm I c intuit possibly_ Llo Wilat I %% Hi, cuutit2y requites, "'l Io Rev, 15tP0111.73 DUMINOOLZ, Vicar at Gibraltar, well khown for patriotism, will rect;ive wl;:itever` autos goto.`- 11)5ity flirty dckiicala to thii'impOrtanf Service, Sigoetly. BA.LLEIT_IittO,4." Yesterday wai I”;.trried, by gpcial licenie, / Montreal, tit Kent, tits: Ni t iryni ot Dow N:',11110, lu Lite 11141.“. Llou I.nly illAltaA \ tNilsoit, to the 131 e, not: si,ta to, the proscot Earl ot , • tst week a Cqr4)ber's incittest s.‘t Et N,ACinglitirri, on i h.: body of ii . y . poug w4,ixtali W)LIV,AI Caltori, ; .tVittity.sOtitt ytliirS ll tR cobsk-qta:lit of taKeil a.qtialiiiiy a I.ibclattu , n. beet) bektuced by y(n1,111j ttl fl wbo artifice of an h0110ur41)! ,., , Mt, llt r to *ill 4,1 .coitteitips itod Jur:) , TV titti av, G. I110:1Cy , , •e .131 C of fiLs otlforlt,p. oft; LfTlll , gYilit)..lllly, )1101.risatt;1),:15 IVL-. tel tevliti;aq, by attetidici3 tier corir:o ict ties .6rAve; • • ~ _ . A PROPI-lECY, IaiIANN/s. souTitcoTT, When Ink to Cream is churn'i:L, And Charcoal slicers It When London -bridge is turn'd, Ant Ic7 is in a heat ; ' When Boys are'changed to lianunzrs, And Than S-StTettt gnaws a ilea, While liciNilbory staiinners, Then, London, woe to V/heir Wigs are Water-ctesses, Potdioe. Gart.r Blue, figs comb their scAttei'd Tresses, And Pail, Iklait feeds on e: Inc ; IV hen Mother Goose a Fly is, Roast Pig an ()once of "'ea, A pertlithrelb the Sky is, Theo, t.ondon, svoe to thee. H r. V bell SHAKi PIP R is a Tea Pot, Roast Virtue nut a Sitad, Cucumbers fall asleep 1104 O abstrat.), Beef a Pail; When Nankeen Hopes are rotten, A 1.101.4 0 1)0 toasts the sea, Mourn, mourn, ye 13aUs .of Cotton; ~And, Loudon, woe to thee. IV. When Stripes of Peer grow riper, And Peaches scratch their Lei;, . A Purple hlousea 'ewer, Cream Cheese a Wooden Peg; When : roads make love in Sonnets, St. Paul's a Vis.a.ViS, And Cinders wear Straw Bonnets, Then, London, woe to thee. When Vishops Swallow putters, ' And Salt !led walks on §tilts, Whet, VIA 0 Lis Toe 7 nall nutters, Decanters wear Scotch Kilts . ; When . Sore Throats dig up Vices, • And Twenty-one is three, • tyhen large round Coals are slices, Then, London, Woe to thee, T. 0. v.inuer. , (;) Monday niglitlast, flis Mr. Clarff, who keeps the,Checquers public-house, in -Cootaeri's-lone, near 13.trnet,:was returning from Loudon en heist:back, lto was stopt, Rot far. from his own hobse, by three fel lows on foot . , who ;attempted to rob , him : but being mounted, he -set spurs to his hot se, aild had the good lot tone 'to ea': from Own. As he • got off, one of tilt: tehows fired a pistol at him, the ball from whlch p,ipiziQd through the down of his hat. He. however, pushed 'on .rapidly to banter, w liere I r e raitittd the hue ondery, anti the fellows wer,i pursued rind; taken; .and on being brought before Mr. Caa• 1113301", qr magistrate. in that neighbourhood; they were committed tor , trial. :During the last summer tt Lady ef, Aldboroogh hid the tnisfortuti , ..: to.- lose a topaz broach, which. slie:tiext Morning employed Alto town•ctiet to plO - throtigh . tht:f streelet, with a suitable-1 sward ; but whether trout the illegibility, of thee or the miseoticefition of this public orator, he called it is topmart liuke - , which he thought more cungeni.d the veil& yof ihe element where the. loss kk Stii• tairicdl•-• , Aletti yeapt since the. crier at the satin, place was'ordered to-proclaim a reward tor, the cli,com very of a couple of Hach and white setter Ni c h es , `which Colond Vivian (then resitkot there) 1,14 d ho,t, .but irnen the crier's incapacity to deci'pher the hand wri(iin!, and ills little knowledge of the canine RtCe, -attrr hi,tu:elt for a. long time,. and ‘t,ithout - hat irg prhbae,ly rood Mrs. PiOrAi OW Sy ootlynia, h e eoth ti t ted a irltiple to mean a par,' arid tint) pro. dinned the Coionei's,misfortunea, " last's el 1,;51il i'lnCe while satin treechog," which 'euul.t ho t I . A to oxi..site the risibility of the Company ii4 s,em,,ted at I hat w,.;,11-li-tlnetited .batt.ing.pwe 1 .:, more e,pd. :cialiy u s the rttetence for rewaid was to b e Ra w () ptr,onally to the Colonel himself, who wait much q pizaed for the singularity o f his supposed .tzty appare . 'll l O. late daring robbery committed at the faueent-4 lras been the meaus'of adopting such salu.- raty o! ! ;ul,,tiuns as. will tend to stop der ell3liohi of. Ft S:milar nature m 'future. Every domestic is tati• Lr stiO orde,rs to 'have an observiog eye on t very p eri , o n who tuay be .uneonuotted with the interior of Ow Puy t 1 prk-mities. Another pre.aution has beett thought advisable, to erea a new sem ry-‘box in the centre of the. outside railing in front of iluckingli. , m lonse„opposite the Hall. Tuasday afternoon a was run for in 'Whi.o Conduit ticl4,s, between tWu tradesmen in t fir lit bow of tilingion, for Jl. aside'; thetine was, run tOU yarLii in a in lees of time tiim the other should go twic..,! tilsa ditaiWCO.th the. c 91)). molt WAy of running.- A l'ait .noh - lbt - r 3i.;titt!)ktl to Witfrehi the tiovc..Vyi owl .1 gre a t ti,"4„,y I.; W ere dept ndmg upon the 1 1- 1 ,-,..!0 1 , ,k0 4tinst the .-00 e St - .l A Mtn' o'clock ; aloe , fitm in the r sick. tel ~y tittlibled over. .;;H 4CittOdyled to get up,„ the - being aaive, :tut w/o the wager by alactut tier t. li',nnmber at: rrsons s were colleaCql 'V'steicia}r '' d a Hyde-part: o witness toot.racc bet ween Mt.. 0. , And Nir. H. too g,entlerreu both reittlent in the n(-irlrourhood of C:trcry'ish.sgorre. The coin» petiturs'wero'both in Skl,H; being bound .with rod, Mr.14::4 With y , I , ,tei.id of hats, they. had eit It 10Cht'y cry , on. Tito ULM:hi %vai for three hundred ; Mr. O. 1110. ' de , t.,kirg to run two hunched and arty rods lc , is tiine than Mr, H. two hundred' and both • to rtart ei . y.n. Precisely . at half east tWo, on. the signal being given by Mr. Mabbatt (who dropped hit handketchiet ) they stared in good style,. ;,act for a ft , v yards ItCpt side by side; but Mr% 0. soon headed hip oppoi , eor, and won the race one yard'and a 'hialt oveipla , tt, what lie liad in thci first' instarno Odds were three to two against" the Icil j