The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-22 00:00:00

N A Lilkw-,. . . .. IWll ° lll '4, - Atm: - 2n.— A rr i ve d the Dttclart#., ' * " l ' , and Glanzer,. liurkirSrr, both, from Porn'. t n° ll ol the former for,Quebec, and the latter :Ir94l,botind to. Newtoundld n d ; sailed in ..cerriliall'Y : 4111b e fleet bound to .Quebec, Nova ScotiUr'arlit "NBtrinAvick, under convoy.. of the Seine frigate.v rll'Cll have been obliged to put into Torbay by con - 111 winds. ' ' 41 14 arrived the Hope l'" 1 , of an d f rom P oo l e, f or 7 °"diand ; and the 111 a),, A RMSTIIONO, from , 1 , 'ln 'or Quebe c . , • - ' ' ' 4 t l by this p ort last evening the Recruit slocip O w artth having bailer convo Zty the hornewardbotindi fler foilland . 47il 'id die &mil s, . Boos, from Colic and Fal- . - "l'Li, with pro7isioos for this port. •••••••••••••• tilai AUG 2 tf Eliiiirl,, I . -- Arfiv,d the ililioe c utt er f rom i f ircid u'i Majesiy A is ship s B erw i c k and pipite tto. P 010... ,i, :mouilri Abo, 2 1.—Arrived his Majesty's' l i t_ t) ,, Lni nu. , , irotn 'the Mediterranean and Gibraltar, iittrll4lll over quarantine , and his Niajestf* shi p p 41t Irwil Newfoundland. i 4.''tl 4 Lii Majesty' s ship Pe/ov us, with the l'narea tleel, 'll t 3,, .. u.t , u , 414rliti sloop 01 war is tpoointed convoy fur 14 4 i ,I lra •, Th .. D,„,„ 41,,,,, mei and the coast of u. ••••••• • ~ .4,ty , ( c4)4 voy for the Downs. thi:AZ":llli AVG, 1----. 9.—Arrived the Ame r ican ,t, tr oin Monte .Video. " f illanthen -• • •ad to sail this ivt eit . Kesl er pactiet. is expe e th e / 1 41th Ille Lisbon ail of last week and to vtil t h ‘ . m ,eit India Islands. Arrived th e Pheasant sloop of war from a cruize. 'lr 41 , 4 ~.......... tlilq, i'st ' tI Q• 20.-.-Arrived yesterday, after post, Is stop Venerable front Basque Roads. , ........,................................................ . ' CdDiZ • 11,11'4 EL3- , V4 4lv , . -4 - 4 ..,----- St, p eter ' '! lA, Jut.' i.:..---ZsocrtaT, knowing that 'On iffa c k 4 , (14 Y Ike garrihon would make a 6 . 34 alid the kir , 1414 - t he batne wilt in conceit with qtli k 0 c Ofitt, 000 VEItIA, rcsokt l / 4 1 to prevent this ori. ~.,. 'Olio, las, ' 4 ' l " The retitio June, atta ao horrible fire . n l)tn ec i 811 44 Y, and l ean at five to' the a tte'rnoon harts t of atiP'ous breach, two of the e b erti).'s (20- (4 4 of (iaCk presented theinscivvs at it, undet tilt It itliii e d to ential ,N lutsiTxAiiie. Twice airy at: 4 4 1:,) th e i r net'ale, and 'were botii•titnes driven 4t , tittal s, 84641 oppoi.ents, at w hOse !lead " 441 14 th e -114 rh eq /sTazatiti, whO gloriou*lY died 4, t Olltt.v . t t tit t v i nforc . but The enemy having ream eel t Nibi„ lacy "441",, made a thud attack with:in . ` 1114 ke ttra ) ail( ' sLceveded in entering the brem 11 A h al oe into th•., eiv. E Ott tilt . . , ttr4ietirtt;airison retreated, keep i :ig- up a 1 111 4 11 : 4 4 (411 1 4 47 th e' tut7lly, %ho likewise suit-red 4 01 stc ours Mika and buildings, but he reeeiv ,l4,l k V , el vt h t ' -Ibla ilt, otetyied the ally Aithutlt itiftlllairattitielaiiierii:4lwloti (:° Spanish:e r e i withlclt:leu : 1 1 1 l a Ini its df oe f 3feo l n i 04:: rt Sn:::::11 * tl ifti t ih I° l 'he gate of ban Antonio, but they ti oiii en . e iest.l part into Of fi,4lliel. • , •, k , tti ttitikli to 6 1 0 6000 gallant men, o f which the hb o t4 ksted Oq th at day, 3, 500 are stated to, 41 h s . ers ' die t hat being illustrious viaims, I N -44 ;111 „ /10 ' ,satrlfieed t hetn , elves for their coun a ti ll , t , olernorable occaiion, A z* I kii i . ' 'ULy 2, , , 141„ 4.--lhe army remains in the same 4th 'itifhl ' , Ir l : 11Q en "my lids only a trifling force, and sl ing driv ers from , A td vitil l " r anada ; but it' would not be, ‘l i _ 'ktt y 0 , 3hY advantages, in consequence 01 the _ 4 tll ti, ltt ilh ' i Predery trig that pain ' t...—. The General 4 a d s 21"41anden 60no muskets from the Re' t ft to 41._`I'll with that uumber he would not be 4 ( °1t1 4: 4 0i )I the dispersed tropps and Volunteers , Ath z ,ltd him, 0 4 it, 'l' 22,,T • . t 1 Spai i • his wining arrived in this tt iz ant l 'h ship of . 'Et 1 , • froth (loiL, ~t i tilt h war A lino, Vera qui, 414 Vanna l• ' . ehli, 4 Of ( li ft idving on board fruits, 'l' int ticscriptions, and 3',7,30,583 41 ii":"ktik, i ti.: ! l a(i t f l t;NR 30.---We are assured that they thtPlitilitiwe,Yrhttiltarrison of Siitl Fernando on the 4 44 e lle! ) , wh t . 23 4 and the 24111 instant, cost ti oli til li 114 4 , b : v ic ir . rned the; blockade , 1,200. men, r,t et ittied . leriel Were (IBM destroyed and some can -4 e °II" 1 4 P . • . lii ti , t w te1,,,0„. 1 c' PlZnan from 2to 300 tireh. IN4 tie lit 9 ' l ( e(1 in that aation; • MOO °I them Yol/let, h 'lav e 4 , • , tilli th Ilit aik Iliad rh ed. t till " . 2by 11)•e b esiegers of Tarragona (Nlia Pl"' on'th. •.- - - At - /11 to Pos;ti„• '' ' l ' 6 ' ' h instant • cost them, havt„, q 1,.. it, rilltiligruce, 1500 men. I r riv "" t} %vat , - t: ql, •I, -,lst,ris, laden with wounded, li t 11 „ e (~ 1 11 t , 40 4 d t I, ert e l al in' hief, after ittcorpo.:. 41ratil4r4t.11" l' i 't l'itt,:4.,.;ld_ivilson with his own, on,. Ti vie artily in motion for i t ,_ ttit ' ne riii t tit,l 4 4 dra w fro _ /It ti tt ,, . , ."1 Gemna and take to Fi tttiiiis ~ ;,1 , of Intitulation, whit alld oils • •••,- • •-•- -• and have suspended the constructing of the fortift cationv which had commenced in the former place. By two soldiers Arho have arrived With.dtspatehes from the Castle of San Fernando to . the CoMmander •in Chief, we know that the garrison is full of cou rage, and kills many Frenchmen. ( I :MADRID, iiihß 18.—On. the Loth Of this month arrived here the Governor of Aranjuei, with his family and attendants. ' The attack made on that garrison by the'Physiciati on the 244.1) ult and the tear of his repeating it has made him aban don that point, and seek another of less ingniettade and danger. . The French column which had penetrated into 'La Mancha, in the direction of S. Clemente; rapid ly retired' in consequence of advices received in, Tres, Juncas, and without stopping in Tarancon, continued their march towards Villarego, from whence the greater part took the direction of, Gua dalaxaia, with five cannon which were in Tarancon. There are very few troopshere I the guards at the gates have latterly becn entirely Composed of Jura mentados, instead ortheir being ltallFrench as for merly, to prevent desertion. MADRID JUNK f 1.---0 A the 7th, 'at night, the Ministers met 'in the House of Aranza, and remain ed thew till two in the morning. The principal ob ject, it appears,' wa-: to censider how toprocure Suf ficient funds tor the maintenance of the troops, who for six mouths have received no pay, notwith standing the urgent applica,iou of the French Gene. reds ,and Chiefs - of Cirps; among other powerful,. reasons which :they allege is, that of desertion, and the disgust ,caused ol!. On the 7th arrived 4 he Mad from France, by which official intelligence was received of the atiack and loss of ►he convoy two ledgues Irvin Vittoria, MAs, SENA having renviined in that city with the . rear uard,i This 'bews has been very sensibly felt by the French: -We at present hear not hing of military operations. They write trout Gerona that in that city there are 800 Frettidt sick in the hoiphals. Marshal MACDONALD has put to death Captain. N. 0. Mrs.ii , 44., Aid-det.caitip to Baron d'EaokEs, whotwas madeprisoner, In opposition to the opinion of the greater p,rt of his Officers, and without al lowing' to be confessed.. In retaliation, ~ye are assert:o that J. A. NIAHTINEZ, Governor of I.le Castle of &in Fernando, ordered five of the six Officers tnuide prisoner, in 4 sally of the 14th inst. tai executed,rand Sent the remaining one to MAC noiIALO With the infornoion. CAnzz, Jut.x vB.—Oen:I3LAKE has again sailed, With a (tivi4ion of Iron' G to 7noo men ; there are accounts of their tidying- arrivt-d at Algesiras, but whrther (tiey will land tbete or not, is not known; the - general .opinion is, that he intends to join the Artily of Centre). The Regulus troop ship arrived yesterday, with trie n 47ll) Regiment, wttiph had b. en sent to there. lief of toragona, bat carne too late. ALGlstass, Jui,y try.—There is a strong report, that on the I 2 , 11 at this mouth a number of pvtriats enterer Malaga, overpowered and' cut cloydo the first guard, pAsseil in the Alameda, etiteted the i!ouk: of itlAuhi the of the volunteers, and took. 'away nurses and other erleets ; old (lie same ip ma..y other Wages, and "titer having !ravers: d the city, retired. The few . Fend( Mio:,vvere there sl,ut m 'theselves up in the dr Oibraltaro,. from which they kept up a. feeble Mr& Neither Mrs. DICKONS nor BELLAMY, i t keemA, are yet re-engaged Covent-airdeo atre, but it is very probable that they will both return fo their former stations. • A foot race, for 30 guitieig a 'side; was. run ye terday; on the road leading from tieundow to Sun bury, between Lieuienat:t GL:NT and Mr.WALPoig. The distat , ce was tour tittles at twu starts. Toe competitors pertermed halt the dist,ince together; in something under 12 ininates ; and after resting. five minutes, th-y stared' agair, and an interesting race ensued, \tinfoil w:,s won by sit yards by the Lieutenant, Thedistarice altogether was performed in twenty-four minutes. AQUATIC wager of a very extraor dinary nature `will tie decided next Sunday week on the Jiver Thames. 'lwo Gentlemen, a Mr. B-- and' a Mr. J--, each rowing 'bis own boat, will stattapposite to the Wat'ercnan's Arms, at Stangate, at high water : and row against tide up to Hampton Bridge—the first to be the winner. The, bet is for 60 gaitieas by Mr. against Mr. J- 7 — ! 's 561. Either party leaving his seat, during the contest, to be &dared the loser. This Herculean undertaking exceeds any human effort recorded in the 'annalir.of sporting, -and it is, generally supptiaed by the water mll on, the river, that neither of the 6ompelitois 'will be able to reach Hampton, if they strictly corn -Ply with the conditions of the wager. Ftas.—A destructive fire broke out last night about eight o'clock, in the hardware Warehouse be longing to. Mr. Dabson, .cornerot Finshury-street,, Citiswell.street. tiaries were SO rapid, that they soon extended' to the adjoining building. There was a great want of water at first, s 0 that the en gines coati not begin Olin, by which the fire 7 , g o t to a great head, and, in a short time, the whole pretntset, together with the stock in trade, was eliminated. A shocking accident occurred to a Mr. Curry, a hair-dresser, in the next house, who had hi, thigh broken by some furniture, which was thrown out at the window, and Which knocked hint down ; be was carried to a surgeon near the spot, who happily succeeded in setting it. Tire ftre con tinued burritos at a late hourr OLMIt, tOW-STICEET, Fortner) NOTES.—Yeiferday, ithreiret Now loud was brought to the Office, charged with tering a forged one pound: Sauk ot Englattd 'not e . iarnef Hulme; pitt , nbrolier, ot now -street, -Bloomsbury, said, that on Tuesday morning the priioner came to his shop, and asked to redeelli a gown Which she had pledged for half-a. crown; tor whiCh she tendered him a one pound nore,hut with. out looking at it, be "Oa her he could ,'not give,fier change ; she obserVe4 th . .ti if hti Would give, her change, she had no objection to take ifve sh flings worth of halfpence: from ! ) .ear conduil he suspetted the note was a, had ,asked her what, her Warne: as she, told him Margaret Newland ; he wrote ft on theback .of the note, and,having exa., mined it, told her it was a. bad 1211 e, and !quested to knoW where she lived, and from whom she re. , ceived it ; she replied, she resided at No. 2, George, street, And that site got the note frour her father, who i, a bricklayer's lab Outer. The prisoner ,said„ if, he did not like the note she would get him anO her, bu't he told her that it was a. bad . oue, iind she must go with hint, and conveyed het to,tne, atlOve OffiCe: On 'heir way there, he susretted that she had given a false account of herself and :the note, and questoitett her again, when she acknowledged that she lip ed at N0..2, New.street, St. Gilus's, and that she had receiyed the note from a near rat , but whose name and residence:the did not know. John Townshend, one of the patrols, went to the house iu New -street,. where the-prisoner said bite lied, and found she -bad got a husband, and he waited till the husband came hOme.„ when ToWns bend took him irno custody, and found upon, bun a t:ounterfeit dollar and a counterfeit , shilling, also a one pound note, which, on examination - b) Mr, Lees, .the Inspector of Bank Notes belong ing to the Bank of England was proved to be a forgery. The prisoner, Nowland, was committed for fur ther examination. Yest;tiday morning, abont one o'clock, as Salmot;'s party of the patrole were on duty in St. Giles's, and passing through Drury-lane, they met - James Grant, a wiell known char:if:ter, and suspecting that he. waR oar for the purpose of house-breaking, they stopped and searched him, and ; found on him a pistol lolded with slugs, a quAnti , y of powder, a dark lan thbrn, &C. The prigoner said be was a boot-closer out of em pl-yment, but having lost three of his fingers, le could not (Wow his trade. He was committed for further examination. MAIILBOROUGH-STRIIP.I'.—A painter, employed in, t he, lipuse of T. _l:tayin-ond,, KN.- Cad Neu Id tree , SlCane-sireet, was yesterday charged at th's with a burglary in the said.house, and stealing siker spoons, and various other articlea .. cf plate, wearing apparel, Sic. At appeared in evidence, that, the entry into the honse.was.made in'the'part apparently most secure, and would not have .been attempted. excepting by a person acquainted. with the premises. The window Where the entr was Made. - was secured.by-a strong iron bar, whsclL however, had been 1, ft unfavened for the accommodation of the prisoner and other painters. The house . was robbed on Monitay night ; on the following day the prisoner did appear at his work as usual and from this and other circum stances, suspicion attached 10 him, and he was ap. prebended... , He represented himself as having been ail Monday night at Camberwell Fair ; but as his account of his absence wa s different from w hat he represented to his shoptuates, he was remanded fur another exannitation. • UNION- HALL .=--A young man of respectable pearaoce was charged by Elizabeth Hill, a poor woman , with whom he had lodged to Snow's.,fields, with putting'otf : t o h er one of Atte papers denomi si I flash notes, - as a Bank of England note tar five pounds. Mrs. Hill slated that the prisoner and wile had lodged- iii her house .upwareis of a month, About three- weeks ago he came into the sOop to i , er, and requested she would give him change for a poOnd note ; she did so, but on her giving him the twenty shillings, he saidjohad no less a note than a fi ve p oun d one , and tOdered her the note in question. She was not ab i'hange it, and the prisoner said he was going ot , would w get small notes fo r it, an d on hi s return give her one. When he came honie, however; he not got change, and Mis. Hdl wanting her pound, otfered to get it changed for him; her offer was ,accepted. She rereived'the note,. and took it to a neighbouring coal merchant, who gave her five sr all notes for it, four Of WhiCh - she gave the pri soner: The person who changed it for ber gave it to paymetit to his baker, who said it. was a good old Abraham and who again'paid it away to his flour-faCtor, and the latter to - another person, Who detected the cheat ; and on Saturday morning, af te r more than a fortnight had elapsed, the note was reiurued to Mrs, Hill. The note was pr iduced and was an e%cellent imi , ation of a Bank of itingland note, except' its being made payable to Mr. Anra hasp Latitati or bearer, and signed for the Governor and Company of the Bank in England. Abraham Latit,rt being under . the,number iu a manner .Similar to the word. Henry Ha4e in the Bank of England notes, and she word in being defaced as if by. acci.; deist. The letter P was plated.to the word FM?, but was torn olfso as 1 - o leave only the bottom of the letter visible, which, at first sight, regenihies the bottom of , tiee letter se.--The phoney', on' bei n g asked how-he obtained the note, said, he was a Ira vrllittg hook Seller, and took the note of , a person ho stopped him on the road between Greenwi'ch and town, and purchased-a book ofhini ;he did not know thei)erson, and had never seen him ainbe. -He wag remanded till all the parties through whose hands, the note , had passed should be able tO attend. Sortie depredators en Sa►drday night, of early can Sunday morning !Bat, btoke into Sbinerset House. and Succeeded in clrrying of a quail ity of 'Stock ings. Yt hi suppotied that these pirates came by water, and eitteirti liom the river., The how-sireet Officers are on the look out, and one hundred pounds reward has been btfered by the. Stamp Ottice . fur their apprehension, .. o~~rE cncc&ñ,: • SUSSFX ASIZES, Lzwis. Ave. rg,: wnonm,iril Thil was an action, cif tepievior, lo , onglt by air! laintdr, on account of 11;e. detelid hairif trained his clitle; but the real 4taS rj'r the rropertydn the 1 Ind aPon it ;kb ti; y were d,•;.. , g The pri•e y in que s tion is i,oe 4 hind rvol limed f rom the Sea in the Ile o Seliey, in 11111 county; which f..r a long ser -s of 3"Tt..,beit)4 intie sand, was of no Caine, and Oct ~ r tin:ftll in it never cowered ; but, of iatN, by' ill;: it i rots merits made in excltiding the ioa; it hams borne te l . gesatin , , and ,ifforded ',Astor:. •t r sheets. it . therefige, nob chiiisied by i4aln,iffan,i defer,* (brit ; the. former as ()timer 4)1 the ali )i. i i ttg 1 toci; . who claintril :t in th it eharactei. a 4 'gradual itecie 7 lion gained troiti the sea, And the 1 o tcr ala, tellies under, Cord Selley,- Who i'Liiined as gratittfe twit & crok‘in of crytain -waste lands; tAn ar tit, time of the gran t i ng them part . 01 lli % . aste of tl,4a sea, Tile el i&nte consisted:kit both sidesCAllinttAgleat cumber of persons ikinictSieS; ti both Si I s bad rxercisen ids of ownersh i p if i on the 1)1,101. in Clues; but titter evidence of this hort, whit h ksted the whole day, and until vett ten at nigtit; the Jury fojnd for th , ,- d4etidant, which atnittied did land-in question to he the right of Loij srls y, as grantee of the C rown , under a grant in the ttriatt Qf William 111 • - TUES DA Y, 40.10. 90. ' On account of the ve.,t I, ilgt li.of tirrie necupita by the Case of )esieuhly, li.e, Lola eine( Aaron sat ng3in at eight this n►ornirig,_ THIS XING. V. liEttillELG. Mr. Se'jeant SHlSPLiiiitt) stated, that this was an iolormation against the - sietety!aid, I ft-10M. trr words provoking Mr, Stone, a ett;aont -1106,eofficer; to fight a duel.., The :Venclant ht. si.yed to be a foreigner, and a Frenchman ; hut lie felt Confident the JUry won') equallyguard his itvert.'its — , and he; would Live r the satne.nleasote of justice as 'a nativa .11bjea. Bur, at , f ,same niu4t als yield the smile o'ej,teuce to the la %its, :anti. su6r the amt: reproof if he t hem'. :Tbe oct'osion , if hii Shine. the t:44llenge, was merely bee.ittN'e 'he latter c.;entlecnan had faitlifol;yexrcuted Lis duty in stopping.sorzle goods, which the defendmit hart improperly entered at the CUstotn-lionae tot expor lit fait, • he bOtg'the'Captain ofd ship, rte= iered a package as a parcd of .nlanketß, %iv 1601: 'con: talned waistcoat-pieces. These being stopped by .. M. Slone;•he!th to tcII .3.otouglit proper = hr' ztould ham satisfut-tioti or itiin with sword and The. only h i ty for th'e J u ry would be, to' eons'd.!r whet' ortli6 , thought theSe 'words were iriten'ded to convey a chdknge to light. Mr. Stooe' and Mr. Harrisan, the Colteaor 6( Customs at Seaford, having proved the fads, dated by , Mr. Serjeapt Shepherd, • Mr. TArit)Y addressel thw•Jtary on behalf of the defendant, and con ended, that theywere rhoLf o . monta to ward;• of - air angry FrenchinOn, %ho . had no serious twanivin any thin 4 wioch tie *kitto'r c d . , The, Jury kiund the defeildatit SLAM)! COLFBATCH v. 014ii00.%1 1 ". Mr. Serjr-nrit SO FP ti D itOortileti 1110 .I.tat7, that the 0411E4 In thh4 te..l ion IA ,) mot ie4pectilblti OtAig I ;) a f t 4ttoristi, tA s •ht) hail eftecated. under a Mr : •Brook-r, a,t avorm.y of 0:o first ie`h spetiahilnkat Be Tor dc:iottd ii , !, gory . , wt. d residviit at the same 1,13.• e, aocl thou h h e did lint know lnti person, yet he k,,ev i v' his natne very well, for he hail io ‘ Otter, been before tVii. Court as plaintiff or ( Intendant, that his name was very farniVial to th-, judge% and jilr;i'e4 of the county. Upo n the , r , sent 0, cation Mr. ColettAt c h had to con)phin tit as Seriou4 a slander, both itstd the matrer and thi.e mogy .o. of it, ati could well be' imagined. Mr. Gregory; it setuned, lied ,etectited a bond to a Mrs. Cisnac, to which boridt tl , e plain; tiff was the sub scr ibi ng witness.ln aft action upon .that bond against Mr. Gregory, the plaint:ft' teas ea11. ,1 ed as a witness to prove its etecutiriii. Mr Gregory had instructed his Counsel on that occiaiioo, tha t th e bond was given for an uiurious consideration, and Mr. Colebatch wa , # ailted that fart. fie replied, al 016 truth was, that he knew nothing of the consideration. In con Sequence of this, .Mr, Gregory took occaiwn afterwards to go to a Mr. l'etif 'ld, C'tetk of Mr. COlebatc - h, and tO 01 him that the plain.iti pilty of perjuty; .that he meant to prosecute it he could inditee Mrs. Cynic to come forward aft a witness; that he had given money to the ptaituiti 'to ofover, wt,ieh he 14d not done, and that he (Gregory) Was consequently arrested for more lb n he ought to hash been. With respeet to daro.tget he w o uld not sa y a single word. Mr. Coleb.txh brought' his ac , ion to iAdicate his reputation, intd not to pot money in his p( cket. Hii w i s h t i tg • Mr. Gregory shiSuld itittiei di avow 'his slitider . , of prove, if there was any ttittudaliott in truth for it. Mr..Serieant BE$1• immediately rim, and roadd do ample apology 't.in b: half bi Mr. Oregory, re tracting the of endive eitpressions, and deal4rmg that he worth spawn ifi 8 moment ofirni;clo;q not meant to'ciinVey aerion,ly the charge wilish they im lied. it was threefoieligreed c,ai the plaintiff 1.101.110.1 tithe a verdict for 4d3, to toyer hia ttiso. File A , iizes here eondudea. . report, whti2b \ire copied ;rod, Mornirit Papet, of a robbery /Living hien co.iitort. ed ibe house of AlessroJ golict, in Suiney'x Allq, ix vfholly without foundotion. PARTNERSHIPY .I..Y‘ 0 t. Lotigdeti, jun. zind Co. biltfileid, rne'.4, hulattoreni. • T., bette arid Co. Doye.courr LorrtbArd Artet, workers. • - E. Solormik. anri E. '3Com), eartle-strett, W. ist,e and I. fern, ChepstoW„, ti,itte-theraiatts. .441-‘ , . booth, Great isd..tybvne ! ,treeti toreis. T. Urns', otth and , j:l3leisdalO, &to green, Inaottrs, • .. j. Lets, Newton, Chesrer, tor , on• apt:inert. V. barker aild h. liantea t I_,)%cf solo tmatidieti. Akel'and Co Hy-Orley, optottg; T. Dunlop and GI: b. tverro,..,lll, Kitit4it:.in-upon•ifiutit Jc.tper.;.. jj Llytr3.to initt Co. WitittOkiliti /oat% dlttilli t s, L b : . ( N. 1 :1:171:; errs 4. bitort and R. Sarnia. Yt,tor . 1 1 t 1,. 9 ii