The Sun. — London, England, 1814-09-05 00:00:00

, ado' Go er ' {d rl. irh~f' Co t ' t 4 Rs' , /IP / / ; pi r f,fIJ e s ' 0 r 0 , r c i' OL' I I r.t v 0 ,L It o 71 0 47' • ;(7 „ ,i el , i , f , . . • that at from tlic Boston Jo‘iirtial a , It appears, that the latter end of,July, Sir JAMES YEO was Itliatliar,:. --- • , lia r b - . -°llllll°th ii . e. ' etrinisiceY, in Sackett s "ur• Ge tie . : i • . t' his victor y ‘vitl i a j.. la . BaawNE, since, , remained Very . . . qinet. - - .. -: .• .• Ir e 4 6) 1 e ... ) •.'. ~ i landed in tet t , , 4.11 t hat British forces hat, t '' Parts °f the• ' an lster United States, anti had spread Ti t nation and dismay among the inhabit'aiits. , ew , latent,'lute coast is visited, and the Dela Ware, riir e l , . 1)1 1 ,• ' es "Peake ,Ste have their share of A tlett . • p, ' • &c. " a is Is good--better than 9lientl I th .......-.............. - refl., 'at te 6 7 to observe that , the 4 can t ; , American- Pri nk 'hue to be but• too successful in their „ Natia ii , l'il' - upon that part of our commerce I t h se _ NI urn s to avail itself of the protection of 1OY• the • • 4,, -,, preb -e reports in circulation, relative 411 d clie(fn:i4S for the safety of the Royal George t 'tall• tells outward -bound East Indiamen, are tziv),. g outiciless• i, i f It , No aecounts have been re . "''''y or "se ships since their sailing, and the e reizi a , t'v° American frigates 'having a been seen Oati otl 6 1 their track, is equally destitute of faun , Ti ler ; —......,_,_„,,.._ . 4 e is ne k 0 1 .46 , truth in the paragraph in tlm ‘l.E6,Chruniete this day, relative to Admiral e Citt g, ir. aPPlication to the Admiralty, from l'h et °P rn°re frigates to protect' the trade. N it 11° e c , ls no truth in the paragraph in the 4 qtr al • , . •• - r provision .4 0 Ilete tills day, respecon t .., , 1 1l a ftit a ge fOr 1000 "MitiSbi • tie tit en ah ,„ . pmen who have passed V e ”" .................___ , i ih , insert i„ 6 40 4 " ou r last page some letters . respe . ct l - - a ill ) gl Y : I Q , 4%uti leott, Which we would most wil - ;Ir'4iltly4ii"ave published ; but so much notice has 11 4%, ee a taken of this Beldame anti her in- Nalvtasseeiates, th at pu bli c cur i os i ty h as b een, rtilisi)(citti; anti to have omitted these records niallgraceful transaction would be, to many 41 "iti. 4ti eack rs3 an inexcusable neglect. The ex' t ' be 141 and, o pinion of Dr. Suss appearsan to us ) 1 ,.,_ r son. . t!, and we arc indeed surprized that Ile 1) 'PI etending tr, ten s - to tnedital knowledge could ti le a q lia ble to imposition as to give way 4 br nille4rances of this diseased Old . Woman. 1 ,, . 4At t ,,, ItitLop, to "e has r ecominended the Loan, C . Hati•- ta,''sPitai culllatence keeping a -private ,i.liing-in ---....• k ret ' if "t to - - et lip liars-midwife' . With all I;ltt ''' l l,l e l), t t ° l the . l ea rned `Doctor we think lit: bad I t .. ti th e ald./Wtrserliiniself. .. 19, Is 'fhe 'terst ' '• ' ESLEY. I rl t i % 11 , 1 •. , ()°(/ that: Sir. HENRY NVELL , .. liii r 1 4% p pn i tt 1.3. 8 01ill' during irearlyilie whole ki!uiLtaitteeured for hien the esteem of all parties, Ili k t ) e x 4 l eave to return to .England. He , Ntailll'ithP.teute.,l• to return i n t h. e Co u rse of tlie .. ens , i e i : ' ' t tr reith,-'it Lxcatucy has•eOitcludici 1 I, ly filltilt i af Alliance with the Spanisll Go ." kr‘l)4lP7hiell engages. - not t o renew the.Fann- Go 'the' !ini.w.itii.Prance.. Ti. ere is'no stipulation tit,4l" ti„kitiPn of the Slave Tra'Ae• . . • I' 4l t3f (1,,,e °f WELLINGToN, with the pertnis -I,'!el,e''e 'a t pei:iiitient, ha.s purchased the Borg hese . le (4 Pis i f() ; 1. 36,00 01. as a permanent resi- A•ile. lire 11"-L'h Ambassador at the Court Of 4 v a rlY p 'lll A t lit t'i-tlttztv WELLEst.ny is going to Paris• on ,tai t , l le buk e fIV ' ' TON it i$ s a i d ,kei,l and r (' ' ELLIN(' . • . . n II 'l6lli '''adY PxBRIDoa will aocompd y Pa, '' to P f a tic) "ke of )2, 41' 4 as, at ~. EVONSHIRE is making great pie ''l. l 'e: Pi 'iiii 2 . l . s se at, at Chatsworth, Derbyshire, u tet e • , til „. -. In honou r of the Restoration . , Ibilv!ieri , , X,. 4 lilt " and , 'g ( clid , :. ~..uutess of CATHCART and . fa -1,,144!°1* ,cit:ei,''ltig town in the course of this yi e , Ja sas --. (trsbnr•tii. Their retinue will be 11, i'i4 Lurdsilip will live in a. splendid (: 1 , e ti e'lle uth ,qi ii ,,u iv a. °I th e amiable Thieltes_s of Boc lvat il t e(ihi ; I,),ecasioned b•C, her unfortunately q l 4 ici it "'lgh t u 'ew days after her accouchement, ',,lt• a r eli ii ,. t i ,a fever and a putrid sore throat, Ik'Pi t , t• li ea - • e( ' her existence the third day after l , at ti i ll l. rit, r tas ' "lees f • , i ti ltl i; tlry ( l o 1 °III Spain assert, that the Pub-• • htl 'Vt:I) `lots l 1" 4 contain the means of de-.. • • I 'o'l4 t he ol . . ' all'' ti th q tr• 'ldly expellees. of the Sove -I.t4t, t el n , 4 (le is nearly extinct. tAllitli h r, f• Il ern ; of the Countil of War of the fo t Nn ils ' e%p te `' has issued a Proclamation, in N, ' unl . Presses ids fears of a war among ,Th i lecommen 1 • • be made m• ti e 1.1 ~, t ( s provision to the le t 4l r e (4 e h a . tr), t,i ti 'itl eot i communicated to the foreign tt.t!!4ke,,e Privik i It ?me, that 6ey shall possess 'kw:dent as.-ges and re ce i ve t h e same en -444 t‘it.their i . 11.eretofore,in the study and ex kcii:leth ''r'fession. ... kl4l. , •4 ~,' ,arti c t i "sli 3 Ann it ,. l e from Naples defends King cial t tlie:4ll 4 , l ,,, t the assertionS of the French and t;Yqte.. kviiie, particularly With -regard to the !ii, i ' , 4 %i ii 4 Pi es pr( ' ) .t !s' stated his Neapolit a n Majesty Nli"t their f•l'liit"lallv, that the Congress will ittit'l).)i,tt,lle stii'lllttelLa.lld-alSo decide upon the flit tiiaNitlielsty to i :1.0'4.0.ns which induced his . Nc i az tPi k l eas t • !ly d e iii, :il, the coalition. It is a. o V 44 1 -I , lll st iut i . `c( l 111 tills article, that there It t tr y t , th e 1 , , 'stauding between -lii!‘to Jo a (4: lii l ,, 'gur u ").11E.. 1, 5 1 , : zil.q,,_ us pre .• ' • .. 'ttp. es tt; u of Nilcautions have . . been taken in, li' v 1 4 c !e dealt Ples,lo prevent tire admission I \i, e 'l I,' ► r ulti • e eted sil • , t, ' tilt • • .• PersOllS partizans of the le Pql• • • tl i • An,,,, . . J II 4 4 , e..k t , .1g other ordoimances pub )l, iu. l o r s '''o is the folio' Iriii.r :-----" Any hi lir, .11) -4 cilia n , r• . 4v, adoi l' , wilo r n . •- ‘ i 'til t. 4 tit it .„ l Y ol d not -b-e .: l i t tl Y n c l'i r ;:,l, 4l.° 4 ll . "I li S e ic h i k i l Y s , •41,,, v 0,....,• It)eti ,-„„.„ , 4 f „ 0.,, , mi vtli • , 1•41 1 Acr. • r II( ' Yo' ce , , • -.l4;iirs,- 0 - r] th e. ,Ni i . ;) is tcr of • NAVAL NESV • : AMERICAN PRIVATEERS. The ' t \fary, 'OWEN from MOgadore to LOndon ,the Favonrite, LESLEY, frOni Teneriffe to London ; Prudence, MITCHELL, frinn Teneriffe to Ports ; the Fox, HOWARD ; .from Newfoundland to Spain ; the. cOmtneice, PIKE, frinn. ditto to •ditto ; the Eclipse; Of Greenock, hound to Lon don and the Antel4e, -JUNILUIX, frOrn lia: V . annali to a...se, Get, all taken between the , 7th and 27th id t.:;4.'y the . David Parter, Whig, Sparks andCliassetir; American Privateers. The Mary,, OWEI,VVO"Sent for America.; the..Priidence and th&Favourit e were ,burnt ;- the FOx, I.Low•AnD, • was given itp to the'crOVs',';'.wlea arrived at Scilly the 30tb - i ; 111 .of tile other vessels is not mentioned. • The I-Jarful - illy, "-WATSON; . frOti) Greer. to Quebec, :bas., been - by' Prince Atueriezin piivateer,bn(sinte reutten by the• risk sloop of war, and is arrived at Cork. . : DEAL,- SEPT, 4. , ---Sailci'Litie'i . 'emaitae'V'O'r - the transports for Rainsgate. Cuind - out of Rath harbour, and into the Downs; the'•Antclope,•lsti bella, Norfolk, and Britannia transports, with the first light battalion of the. King's ,German Legion On board for Ostend: They remain at present with his Majesty:s ships.—Wind E. , DOVER, SEPT. 4.—Sailed ye. tercky the Alex ander, Hope, Triad, Robert, and Fred:nick trans ports, with the greater part of the Londondeiry Militia, for Ireland: The Sceptre transport has just conic in, to take the remainder of this re- ginient. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 4 —Sailed his Majesty's ship Rosario for the Eastward.. Came into har bour his Alajestp's ship Serapis. The convoys are as before stated. Arrived several ships from the Eastward, names not known,—Wind E. PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 3.-- - -The Ninbe, hospit a l ship, lately fitted at this port, under the direction of Dr. BURNETT, to attend tic _Russian fleet and Guards to Ct onstadt, returned- to the Downs on Saturday last,britiging'verynleaSing accouats of the termination of that service,: and of the flattering 'tttention ; With which Dr, •IiuRNETT; and the.,Captain .of the Niobe, were . IreceiVed in Russiia,'by liis Imperial Majesty and Fatuity. The : Emperor ALEXANDER seems' fully to app rec i at e . the enthusiastic reception he experienced'in Eng land, and repeatedly expressed hiMself no - less , pleased With this last niark of attention ; by the, British Government, and with the tilainicr' With. which it been conducted. The -.return of his imperial Majesty to his capital ditfus'tl - the live liest sattsfaction.throtigh all classes of bis:subjects,: :and superb fiAes were given on the oc6is n io, tO gether wit) splendid illuminati ons , and every 'other •demonstration of joy 'that conid be - evinced.. Orr 'Thursday- 411,11011 Ailartevinea., _4.0; sbips, weights, and - I2 smiths, embarked from this Dock , yard, .on -board his Majesty's ship ZealOus; for service iii Canada. • About 80 shipwrights,' front the Roy.al: 7 yard„ at - Chatham, are also . board' boar the Z , ..10u5. She is expected to sail in the - course. of next Week for Quebec, where she will remain as a gitardship:- , --(tiampshire chronicle) • • PLYMOUTH,. SEPT, 3,---Came in 016 :Bristol Mari of war from Prussia, Ulys ses man of war The - Clementina,'GooD ; Agree ment,-MIDDEEToN ; and the Ostergothland, front Si. Petersbtirgh ; Johannah; from G9tteuburgh ; and . a few other 01 i nd . E. S. E. • • RAMSGATE, SEPT. 4.—Arrii•ed last night the. • Lioness, Economy, Britol, Union, : Alary,. and Ariel trans' :;rts 4 - the latter vessel broke two aii-• chors, and 'received - oilier damage, coining .into harbour. Sailed the first and second battalions Of the .King's. 'Gerinari,LegiCin fot (MOO; number of trarispOrts are now coming into the harbour—particulars to-morrow. •• • HARWICH, SEPT 1.--AlTiVed the I'XieeSter packet, With a: mail from, HoliaitiL Sailed the Lord Nelson p,acket, with a mail for Wind E. 'FALMOUTH, SEPT. 2:—Arrived his Majesty'.s ships Conquest and Bittern, front Plymouth ; the latter has .sailed again for Liverpool ; and a mail of war schooner, suppbsed to he the'Bramble.,. from a cruize. Sailed yesterday the - Duke of Cla rence packet, for Corttnna, but has Dot back. 7 7,: Several convoys passed down Channel to . ..day; hut. they were so.far off we ,Could learn ito - partitailar.4 , :• • • Wind L.• Colt , AUG. 29.—0 n Saturday arrived Alajesty's, ship Eclair, C4Ttain W'ittk about 40 sail of therchantmen,:to jciiri Convoy here- j for the West Indies.—.This ‘ morning , several of the - homeward-bound Jatnaica ) fleet passed 'our liar hour, having. yesterday parted cotivoy Off the Old Head of Kinsale. His Majesty's ship l.slAe's'• picked up Ake crov or .4 ship front . .tionditrits',' which was rup.down. * His:Majesty's ship rvo tector, Lieut„WrcitErtoit, .arrivett, and shOrtly, after sailed agttin. The Masters of several, vessels arrived at Gree nock report, that on the 22d ult. ,they heard a heavy cannonade in a,direction between the of Kintyre and Rathlyn Island. They - counted at least 70 discharges . , The fitting was suppOset . rtO have been 'occasioned by an action bet Ween sortie of \ our cruizers and one of the American priva , Leers which have-so long infested that quarler. . _ On Wednesday the depbt of the .27th Regiatnt, amounting 600. rank and file i embatked board.transports,at Leith, for the:lsle of Wight, where they will join the:2d biittalion, at present on its..mareh from Winchester.—.-Same day .a de tachment of the Royal Scot's marChed into -the Castle, from3lnsselhargb, to replace the depot of the 47tha - Lietit. - -;Colonel Sir GREGORY _ll. B. WAY, Of the 29th Regiment, is . appoiute►l Deputy A(tjutant- General to the Forces in Scotland, in the roo:n of Colono . 111rDONALD,:il'ho res-igns:• • POL.' It y As Toa-ztit's the Lap-dui; Mothtl- JoANA, And doubtless abundantly fed wLt.ll good ;11antl, If thus,the old Damne the sis i i e li4ePS up, No v.-under at last we, Should beat of a Pit)). P • • .130 W -WOW. . . AN APOLOGETIC, PREFACE TO l i ARA. BY 'A NCYBLE AUTHOL• A two years' abstiiwrice from *rhyme F kwo , e ; months I tept my voyi---whiiconid do more? B UONA PA RTE. • J.Napote9n'c, !Harmer of livittg Since ne to`rm. ‘pqs- , session cif his little it communicatioli lately received front a fientll.m . .4l, Who was of a j)arty (tliree in ninafier) that sailled front I..egliorrt the bitter ent}"of .Ittly, On* an exL ,, cnrsiott - to the Island of ;[llia • "After landing at Porto Perrain., '‘Verti. sired to give in Writing our traine;;;ti-; expliiin7the ! nature df our business ar Elba, to winit natiOu We belonged, and ,from whence'we la s t • These requisitions .heing ccinilied with, we were very hospitably received, _and commodionsl'y' toirgediLi . the to's ii It fortunately oceurrcul Licit Ott w4k ing l"Pto " nextte.eotnitrY overtaken by the Emperor and two of his attend ants', who were on horseback, lie stunt, ,saluted us with gr e at . atilthilPy and politeness; and then proceeded on his tour: 'Dating the ten dayi retilained on the island, w e had frequent dppor , tmlities,cif seeing and coavet . sing with this extraor dinarv.character, whose hatred to the we nnderstood, was implacable. The inhabitapts in . formed us that Naindeongenerally rises at an early ')our, and freipicutly visits the extreiniti , ..ts of his do,:iiiions before dinner. In his perambulating ex cursions lie niatks with great care such spots of ground as appear capable of agricultural improve . meat ;, and where he conceives fortifications will be necessary, to proteet the coast against,t he Bar bary Corsairs, whose sudden a t tac k s an d dreadful excesses the - inhabitants have frequently expe rienced. If the weather proves unfavourable, lie retires to his study, and will seldom speak to any one until dinner is announced. In - the eOnrse of • the afternoon he enjoys the conversation of those • friends. who have followed him into exile, .and seems to feel a particular sitisfa . ction in exanriniug •and contrasting the different foeibs of . gai;ernment ! that prevailed in foriner ;1,10, and•tlie which ric9V regulate .the, European nations. •Dining . :a con- versation which he held ivith' its a fe%(? days: btu -fore our departure, he declared . that he thought. the English nation had reached the sViiiinkt. of human greatnessaud might . lie fairly considered at this day th e -tnos enli-ghtened nation of. the earth, although the populatipli c „of ? ,Great- Britain, including Irelautldidmot, as he understood, reach quite to seyentein thillionS. Ile seemed to take great pleasure itCspeaking of. the ..Vtdie...cif • Wel , . lington, military:dcquirements, • firmness and conduct in the field, he ihinight was never 'exceedecl• by any commander of thepresent• • age, for those Who flourished in the"proudesttera of the Grecian or Roman histdrV." A letter received front:ltaly contains the fol , lowino. passage • BuaxarArrre is forming a printing estahli4Unent at Fiba. - preses, etc. rityle been ordered from the ad aceut Continent. It ig believed, that in addition to the memoirs of his own life, whirl: trial be printed there, he intends, in imi tation of the other Spvereigns of Europe, to publish a Court Gazette. As a measure of state, of police, or of finance, the Klan . is strongly recOiinended.---The t.:ou a Gazette of Elba- Will . throw dignity on 'that petty sovereignty, as be'• eagerly sought after, its circulation will add to the revenue ; and if not prohibited in foreign,state f , it will keep up the hopes of the disatTected in France and-Italy, and , perhaps, 'prove • the ripening germ of another ;evolution in 'those, countries. upp lIARVEST. Maidstone Sept. 3, 1814: - Ma. Erwrou----Th e 'll ops about Maidstone, .ire very • good, and there is wanting , tniw 10,000 Pickers in our neighbourhood. Ttle picking has beg un) , and we Walit lull that number of Hoppers. am, Sir,. your ' CONSTANT RENDER. THE MARKETS. ___ 'Coins: - ExCITANGV, SEPT. s.—On.r arrivals this morning were not large, but the quantity of Grain whiCh came to hand last Week, with the addition this inol'inir Was iluite equal to the dentanOto-day, :Fitie sampleS, of Iyleat 'Sold at the sully! Ariccs, as on gviday, which iyafr(ii.n . :js. to A's. in Epglish, mid trout ss ; t9.6s- in Forei4it,.eltealier,tlan't!tis day week .• ordi nary saatpie.sae n u ll. liiiikyand Mph Were !t o ll; an/ fi-oin =ls; .to .2s. cheaper.", Ti'cli ..4ea ns 'rot a oats' bate declined , r Is. ....,p.ff quarter sing Fritlay : , • ro.othgr,,4iiids of Grain•nd altera tion.., Fl o ur r eni a3ns . theUne... ''' . klitgli;sh•Wkeut, 4s. 52: - Gts. .Fitte.i3rev Pease''..- 40s. •r--s.. Fine tlitto - .-•..--5..." . --;s: :.).‘i..; :Ti,cl, lii.alts - - • , - 4- -; a2;5..435. ,I , Foreig - n do. 2 !• „ - ;21.52'5...753 - . .sinitll Tick :littan;: . 47 - i....505. ..IL ye . i ...... ••• - ~., 305:.4(m. :reed' 'oats's.; '--- `',: 17s. 2'qs. ,:.I.SarlAtv t - -.- q4s. 30i: -:-s. ;.Y.i.tte illtto •,- • - ' '2' ' 9.175*. ' , i2s : 1 I'll"' aiit() - - ~.; ..*.i::11,..,-. - ..pi.,1 4 . pa-ditto- ,_ . „...,-. I.fis.*,26s: •Mait- ,-.-- i:. - i i ,4...70i,. line: ditto • 4 - • .'.'• 225, ...- s. - Fi tiedilto .- , - 1.. 'ns. 7bs. PotatheWit; . 9 •., .''= ' 275." 355. .W.liitel'easpfboil...) 4-4,625: , If4ip.e, ..`44 . (:(1 - .:301 - .: . 1. per fast. I Fiiib • nitto - - - 641:-_--g. . liLie Flom: ...::L . :- '. 7ns. 75... ''Grei l'iNts6. - . •,-- - Ins.: 41;5.. ..SC: c• (Amts. , - ~ ' ' GSS. 70s. FiNit'rnrint.n, Sm4.'4.—This day's" Miirlief ;ilia - a cowl ilei:iible" supply . •of prime.-' Beasts, ,and the Siam of Cattle in otlitr respettewa3 pretty good; Jamb, and Puri were cheaper; Mutton , was Nearer; Becland Vt,tis.tapportetl last prices ; and the trade iii. general MIS. some What hrisic..: The salts in the I - lay-inarket Were tOleitably lively.; ; Straw and Clover hare fallen in pace ; 1--larink . s - got. iip•invilicc,,- . ' . Sir JAMES Mr. R OGEES, the Fact, the sister of. the Patter•, are gone to .Italy. 'BANNIST E n and KELLY are upon a visit to Paris, but are prevented from visiting its wonders by an embargo which has been laid upon them by the gout. Mr. CHARLES KtMl3Lii is eri , raaed to perform a few nights at Brussels } 'in. his progress to Paris. It is somewhat strange, as he and his wife possess so much profesSional merit, that they are not em ployed in London. , Venus de Medicis Is likely to be shorn of her honours, as a powerful rivarhas arrived at Paris in the person of the Hottentot Venus. The latter has certainly- the• advantage of possessing the more strikinctor' , .. Mrs. SIDDONS is at present among th e ' visitors in Paris. As the French, with their natitral par tiality to their own eauntry,.lately styled.. KEM BLE the AL 1A of England, we suppose that his sister will be denominated Wt' GPM:QRS. BARTHOLOMEW FAIR. Saturday this motley festival commenced, in all its wonted splendor, TO THE EDITdk._OIIE Sg _ .• . Scilly, Aug. 30, I ;) hive lust time to acfinaint y;01 , .., that th-e crews-of .tlia,brig Prudence of .Thercleen, James Mitchell; and sloop Favonrite Priesenburf:li, 'det:;t7fie'LNse . v, from ntierif.f, laden with e• and. iat•tlla, iave been not.% it on ,sPore by the 1. •••pilot m ' boats 10111 the rig mAnts Cornwallis, • cartel, after haiuhg.bien capeureir the Anie i tri _ can brig' of I 6 guns ~ I rimer, rigke&w - ith,.square fbAV"4l.f; aufl ; seh:cfazi er ' sails: aft j they fell in. hvosp : the 2t.h inst. a.hoeit; 50, tulles ' to l the colemi4, Setif .his I)6.iis on hciatd:' and toots with: e verY l Va 1 int ble, .e.kner Carit , ;.iii :of the Petkilonec h)s.t. all i (:112t.1±-,7:1; , ytaka,*;..s,,T, and pe of trine own'itst, vu ltcil vats, ke tan.pii-bOar4 th;;!Atnerka.t. the''Eniflislit - :iiiirrpls; NO' eh 1.1!1 . (1 •Olained:t.h eta i th- 9gelh-.. g;0• 1 .ell C.Q.lolp , s to 6e, hoisl.ed,'.wit . h a I l akt!t pitchwhic • i:: • they set on'fii'e; and the st:- ei al arts - -She Wit S •iv rut {lous'u with thlatirsliying-il , tin& alter -iirds falling in with' the Marquis Cornwallis; they wire put on hoard . her, to th e number of. 51 persoas.— The, A tnericmit's crew colisistcd Of . riA , and Scots, I:)itsides Americans. She is trout !qaudy Hook:' on a: six months . cruise: to sink, bulb, and destroy,. which, he said, was his . orders. —1 hey fell in with a Swed e yesterday, 1,-in much in wain of I.v”ter, they obtained two co- kt, and were int 'ornied by hien that two trigates (Eng lish) passed him - to the West e , artl, 'which it hoped has fell in tv r ith t ie American. On the 27t1iiPst4pt arrived here from head quarters, Pen ( cletinis Castle, Relitioutli, a detach meat froni thQ I . lth Regiment of Foot, fOr garri son ditty; and to relieve those - lielongiuk to the 28th Regiment, under orders fpr America, and which embarked the followilig cloy for Penzance,' to join head-quarters. Great quantities of fish arc about th{s islands, particularly the Small scad, which inight,pe takeii iulgreat quantities, and salted for a foreign mar ket, subject to -- a bounty by Act of Parliament ;in stead . ofwhich sirkuggling of spirits from the coa s t of Prance is rsorte - il. to' by. se v eral boats, and al 'redy.fine,._French brandy s'ells for less than the duties on that article. • • . ,WINDSOR; SEPT. 4.—Friday liter Royal neps Princess CHARLO T T E p a id a visit t o h ei. MAJE S TY and the PEttccEssEsat the Castle, an d returned to Cranbcsurn to dinner.. Arrived at the C r astie,on a visit to her MAJESTY and the PElN qtssz#, Lord. and Lady CATiTCART. Ye - t:terday morning her MAJESTY'S :Monthly met at the Upper Lodge about four o'clock. Thq Arch: bishop of . C.ANTERBLIIIY, Lords Et LEgitidP6UG,ii find ,ARDEN, after the Council reitirned to .Lott= don. His Royal 'Highness the Mike of Yortß ar .rivcd at th e Castle ou a. visit to her INIAJEst - Y, .and returned in the afternoon to Oatlands. LOrd and Lady CATHCART left the Castle for rionetiri his Lordship and 4 family are immedizitelygiiing abroad. Her M A J ESTY t oo k h er ustFil airing to Frogniore, and the Princess AuotisTA rode on horseback, anti Princits - tarring Princess CHARLOTT E l eaves Craßbourri Lodg e L Oil Fr:lday iex! foytycymouth. The colonial Planters . of. St: Domingo, re;- flip:es in the island of Jamaica, to the number of abo u t 1500, have drawn up an address to his ni jestyLours a3surng hint their constant fidelity, of their love fur his person, and ,of th'e truth of their sentiments, which the remote zc paration from his MAJES.TY, tln;egli gre:it as it ii cruel, will never b e a bl e to weaken. .'Trey state, that they now enjoy the happinesS which the reigns of his MAJESTY restores to thelli; and that f - or twenty years past they would'have tur 'other lt. , 1?.11 than that of death, if the protecting benevolence of the British Government had not Ceonstantiv Supported their courage and hopes. Inquests were held last Saturday on the body of the unfortunate Jane Ware, murdered on Wed- nesday night in the Kent Road, .and on that bt . the murderer. No new facts came out in the first inquest, and the Jury found a verdict of Murder. In the inquest : m.l.l*k, however, which sat at tlorsemonger gaol, his master was-examin ed, , and spoke to many .symptoms of insanity which : he had observed in his conduct for smile titre past, and declared his conviction that the unfortnnate man had not been in his right mind. Upon this testimony the Jury,, after a short deli beration, returned a verdict of Insanity. I;ATAL ACCIDENTS.—A nip: getting into the Li verpool coach, at Charing-Cross, as it was sett in . 1.7 off-this morning fell between the wheels; and ‘t-as killed on the spot. The body of a wretched wo man was taken from the basin in the Green Park this morning. - It appeared to have been all night it the Water. ~:QUACKERY EXPLODED.-it must he gratifyinv: to the COuntry. to find that empiricism iTfah rapidly into decaY; fur it is incredible the tier of unfortpnates that fail a sacrifice to Dtali , s i e n a g s e t ‘1 andthe Cure imprope r i 'st themselves,re a tteiit, o w r i co n i gt:u t i n which have produced the most dreadful consequences 5 such as Bl otc h es on t h e i v at i e n (l foi c2 .m il e a d o T , n, who are. very p ro p er lY i l enomi- Head l Sore Face and Body ni Noise in the Ears! Deafness; Dimness of Sizzlit Nodes on the Shin Bones, Nocturnal Pains iEi the Head and Limbs '(frequently mistaken, and Often as Rheumatism), with a train of fatally treated, other Diseases ; 'at laSt Dropsy LISLI€3; with a general debility and decay of the Coristittition.— The Public are informed, That S ut , o o o c oo pgi t and CO. after thirty years regular and extensive practiee, attend daily from ten till seven. ;-it Medical Establishment, in Charlotte-strevi, 'Black"- friars-rbad, near Rowland Hill's thapel ; where all ranks of people flock , td be relieved from the most dangerous Diseases, after having been de ceived and improperly treated by illiterate Pre tenders. They also pledge 0 4 f . :tnselves to Cure the Piles and Fistula withdui Iltirning or Cutting: And thoSe wbo labour under the most distre: , sing• state of Debility, from Whatever raise (whether Juvenile Indiscretions, .or otherwise), need not despair, if they apply to the aboveEstablisinneris-,