The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-24 00:00:00

It - " . had At.tootAtin, Itme 2 1. , -=Latterly we ha . ve. ' • rs ' tt's° or three a 11 %1'4 . from . the adjacent - nve ~ by Vide!) Ha .b 1.0 Ripe) s 'to 'the - i'l th h instant have been received. These mentio'n that all the Danis troops havo been called out;'" and ordered ! short- o" hold. teauseives in readirie is . to. march at the . - .., t 'it ' netite„ . 1?Oill this it would; appear, that ' D4inLirk i ntends to take an . aelive part in, the ttpeCted change of parties twain No rth of Europe* latisbetlier, in cage a t a inpture betwe e n Prance lad Russia, she may Soiit the fortner Or the latter PAvet, 'smut certainly knewn ;. conjeattre, Ito . oi *vet, aud the 0• ' f persons wile have- been in Ninon 0 lielileiii, give reason to think she will . beconie:ther 'My of the latter. -. Hi 4 Ililgjevy' s ship Horatio, Lord duonot STUART Commander, sail: d two days age ~ 0 ' part e vilth the greater , 0, 'the squadron stationed here, again to at tent Pt an attack, it possible,' on the enemy's flo tilla, consisting of nine hail of, sloops o f war an d 1".6.405, which are stationed in the coasts be tween the islands and the ,main land, near the limuth of the river Ears. A, number of vetraels of Ibis description are also l yinpts , Wes" , and J'llide gin the p,ineipally, it would appear, for the purpose 01 prev,nitig all corn tpunication with this. Lland.r-- kknelt all the Draiish gun-boats stationed in the tit',tli)e, ace. have been bent to the Baltic through the Huliteln C anal. . . Nintibersot persons suspected of having re 't "c . had.cor resi,e,taidente w i t h n B,i t i,h port, continue robe ar- d on the opposit e C oasts, and are generally tn hed off to HanSbur h, to re b tri ed by DAVOUST, tee the Gerernor-G g eoeral of the Hanseatic TG was.— eral hate been Sent His ened to be s h ot .. Majekily GUSTAVUS.ADOcraus, 'still remains in the Island, in private lodgings. `yam ___„,......,_ r" The aeeountg and reports of the splendid ;ate by the • Pitts ca REGENT, in houciiir of th e ing's 1411. th-day T rot only of the; splenthrur.of Carl thh House, but othe fittin g up and temporary or tamen 4'h:l4 -faired the public curiosity . to So great a pitch I') see the P'lncelY MantilOn, that his RoYA Jrighliess, with that amiable co.rldesnensitm which . glistiugoighes his conduct upon all oCCiato4i , to thS n , . n considerable in,-..o.lveoiewe &moldy for his.houie t o be sti--ri w tilt Wednesday gave erinis‘ion on next, to those.who are aii, th e i r ' kn own to his. p r i nc ip a l at nor to the pubh tendant s at by tickets only, but .at Idrge indiscriminately * ,ifs "6 been.reported. O n , the e'hira' triWed liotices wore': "tuck up,' riv couinsaud of his . !reel° Carlton I:louse, "I. Hlghtmci; fthlidding from touching ally thing . ittits, par,israls, ouditrnbre'lla" 'are. forbid den adinitiance.• The.ilieinis.-i!iire its the sa m e s ate i t s ; It Ilia' r illii..ol'' lite ' Fete; I'lle' , yeoniell bf, the t r i (Ifr 's' th" livrrYiervatito in their' stare hvirieq) 4"4,.1 the pages in ttitir state. uniforms- atlllid"to 3 . it 1 "° .I, 4 , l e , l et it: l a , at 'Le nine of theFete, .1( Or nereS- liavi. 4 l . l " e • genrtil' accommodation 'of those who • ' the ,o(icktii,, that 'tlla visitor's 'should pass ttirangt) 1 Hos w itii is little delay - as f possible; Otherwise ...sic: eonfusinn may arise., end it- will ki impossible;.‘ sotatify or necommOdato this , whole, lare 've si 4 4 4 ' waggon. load of the 'Ninny plate of the wiier tt.t.t.o4 PovraNiy.deetfraied the tables o n . of th g i a v Light at eadtonlionse. The weight the 0 : a.r.tule of the silvanti gold pate' used on 'eafoon 84-flints, it ,to six,tons. k The ill • ..., ~ . onitta r Of the i gill 'mi. the:following, note ~-," the assertion of Mr. Paactivm, in liat'lliil"6"'ll gnat I, r ,_ , tectivt,d ' l l l l ll th , s the French Army it),Por! - tigll hag 1. ,,:_...... ... ~,, her ti nny 'I;Altkb believe that rrance is unable. to *T in y . i _. Ties, because' it has been said. that-the III„rtil:. e"rit)&al has -received no pay for six. ~"Thig. ha. ho- .t- ' . . inong,it pr o, - - -is • sue cage, because, it was not puri,„4,, lb 1 1 1 7 1 10 ,:seild, the Inone t i intended for this low ered no g d ) I rlugal, audit besides could hav d e , It V4llaLlplid for ' tinykla. 10,40Q,000 were , reserve '' stith . ar objeo, no m ~.,. ,', ht'webee, are the eleMents of the calcula- It the English Government." c.xtra4,l , , estillos?' 3 l'ltter fiOils an Officer of Sir ' .deilkrga s. tht wh e at; 'dated Wing() Sound, Jum`s.--... )ftierdl.iie of the squadron shifted their .birth loooted,/,...'"1"4 ( Its the Sound. Now we lay. Adsiltai ij,;larY. Sir JAMBS SAUMARRa, Hannibal,. brAno, an; lIII A 4, Ihlicidnought, Mars, Cressy, 111t,1 1 3 4 , 4 4 . 4 i4ni ent, , , the Fisgard Is arrived from big farih,rut 41 4 Sir JAzdus d oes apt. intend go , ;..:'tblitvly ( 1,.., 1) Lit" ha r itic : out this, I conceive, must , I ' fi ti's taltel',23rn th e tu rn the . pending.nego‘ .1. "u „' . , , knd Nell ~-...111'," Swedish boats come along "' in g l'er doi . kin gs Kelly .1.10 lobsters -I'l6lli reasonable—eggs a good beef and pork cheap ) and :he'ateiefte, are Cr e ach. ' The Loire E'rebut. and io o i, dr :u'sits& off the Scaw, - ' This i s . one of • tree i i) ,N, ear t he I ever saw.—not .a . seen 1 . p la ces, • . P l eory of ihv nothing out barren rocks, and , 44 at "Chrio,:l. It 44 UnCOnntlonlicold (equallr a° as ate t„ halve , in Poritnnonth) : what - degree of it , 'rho' t i 9 -1.. n.,, Novernber,./ know not.'' ' • , A t oyal itp.tretlitary p rince of oringe, whom. his 1 1' , Pre t 00 1 4,, t t l:ss, the litittes•Regentr has been pleased libil'l"Y. arti v the r ' ll 'k °I a 'Lieutenant -Colonel in *tor, H; I ts i I 91 ► , eti at Portsmouth last Wednesday, .4,0 1.0.1e4 was aec.otnpanied by his gover-- t herfv - " kht Cows . - ^.• G i 1 vo ,ati'fA, . 74tir, a 4wiati _enternany or 'Niro,. ‘-', nicer in the D utc h Guards, 'and.. Mr. (or- Private, 'a eminent gnglish scholar, the Prince's G o isfar. * . veri , .- . - . ' - tile II; rent , 0./Wing Pppointed the Mermaid frie 45 u : , o n the 'Pi inc e to I,!Ebon; -Ilis'• 'Set': ilia da"ytoillintle44 .na ou boara of her, and sailed 1414. 1 a fair wind to j , iti .the army in Pm- A v, . ii ii 64e, arrived b n . s- ° nt!. , •11, „• - . Ats-Pdpy from the coast di, if p.te tri . , ,; I). _ ~ .° hseligit.ra Vale, t that the prohibitory Petri i;; 1 .. " " t14) . 11418, i( , be rigorously. e ntorckl,,ond that ttillet4:l7. In't: daily taking- place' aineni the atom ute cotunittclal firms. ' , . This.Mbruing, 'it ten o'clock", thd Printeilles 9 IJSTA and SOPHIA, and Piinceis'. Cirentorrs of WA L ES, acconvinied by lady. CUMERK. LAND, Gen. GARTH, and Col. TAYrraa , , took an airing on liorselyick in the Great Park, and-retuenol at litilf.pasi twelve to ihe Castle. Arrived at twelve o`cl(.ck the Members.of the QUEEN'S Council, at t ht. QuatN!s Lodge, .theA s rc!,.. bishops Of CANTERBURY and. Yo,a.x., the' Duke of, MONTROSE, the ,LoRD CfIANUELLOIt, )F.3rk Wits- OttlitSCA, AYLESYMIp, 'and-MORTON, sod Sir Wit. Ga.ANt, where top Physicians 'went Under an exa- Mination,. &c. , Afterwards they attended her MA, JESTY'RI the CR4IIO, and held a. Cc.3nol„, tolv o hich, all ,the above were introduced into the presence of the Qualtti. The public Bulletin, .10. be shewn to morrow at St. Jaines's Palace, was agreed to. Arrived the Dukes of Yofix. and KENT, till); morning, on a visit to the QUERN. Thursday afternoon the QUEEN .and PRINCESSES, and princess CHARLOTTV •of WALE 4, vientin his. 'MAJESTY'S carriage to Frogmore Lodge, and walked in the Gardens anildrank tea,' and dt eight o'clock returned to the Castle. 'At half•past tcn :his Punning Princesses -AuPurrA and 'SopitA, awl PrilICeSS CHARLo'rTE•ot WALES, LOU an airing on htirseback in the Great Fmk, itko. and'returPed to .the Castle at one, • The QUEEN and Promo. sses ELIZABETH nod MARY, took an airing to Fropuore and hack, at hall-past one.. • RiTort says, the KING remains much the same. WINDSOR,- SUNDAY, JUNE ea:---Yesterday the Members •of the . Quseaes 'Council left this, place at six o'clock in th e a f ternoon , Afterwards the QUEEN awl Pal NtEsass, and Princess CHARLOTTE of WALES, Went lu Cie QUEEN'S carriage to Flog more Loclgt, to tea; and,after walking in the gar .dens till eight o'clock, returned to the Palace. Arrived tots day, about one o'clock, the emotes Dukvv of CLARENCE and CAMBRIDGE, on a visit to her MAJESTY. PIinCeSii—CHARLoTTEt Of WALgs immAlately waited on 'tier Royal Father, and was most graciously received. 4'he - Dukos of Yoit it: and KENT left Windsor yes tetday about six o'clock in the evening. Government have released five French Officers, on the si)licu.ation of copt.tin FLINDERS, it. N. 'he circutrutovigor, in consequence- of their particular atteigtion„md kindnes4 to Hint, whilst a prisoner in the 441e..4..France. They will return to the Isle of Franco in the Then, which will sail itLa, trw ays with %totes tot ;Madras. • Tito Baring indtatdan is..detained, to cif:l'y out the new,Commatiler-in.Chief, Sir Geo. NUP ENT, his .LAdy, and P..ittle, Toe capture of the fiiet French ptivateers,.and th e destruCtion of a sixth, at Sitionia,.iieserb'es more •nohce tban we 'could take of it last week. Sidonia is about 26 Milos truth Cadiz, and well litoa•ed both for atfofdiog tootoctutit to 'fill speoies of naval wartat . c, and faCiluating the cipture of a ,y rueichant vessels going into Cadtz,.:in t heseini vateer4 had 'been too sucees..seol ; not long siqemiwo large ships,. laden with.flonr„ ied 0 to th , hr hands.. Their capture ;hid ako atk of (. siie, from a stufpicibit thetv crivs were pr tu4ally 'deserterstrimi th6 - I.l , itkll iill t i iyiu 'n lz Bay. Americans and' others. T: , ey were innal,quiter, rigged: vessel;; with sweep; ; when .hey tinder t ok 'any cuo,;idielabie ent , .re.riZ', 7u . Frendi dra goons (ill , garri,ori at ,Si d o:lib:irked Ott board them. Cap't. Price, of the Su4ine, provoked by tbilirtiariiti 1116'6810th, ttchnied htrs slip: s c;j6k,. as .possibte into the' roiL:s ead, aod,. dispatched the boats, toroined with voltinteei s,. o attack them, wider the cootehatut wood, assisted by tient. FirMuCane, Settle, Master;' They succeeded most adoitrably caidi hot took A privateer, though oloored utid.r a bat tery, protected by their crews (ego men) and a strong Soldier's: 'The soldiers and creN drew two oi• them on shore, :[(ter tht4'y were taken, but were quickly put to tliglw by Atte: eutlltss.-,-, Capt. Price: attributes the'small ioicsustained (one Man only wounded) to Lieut. CNterwootri..well• conceived plan , of 'attack, mad' the Aete'rriiitied bra very of, the,Otficers and men. The priSonets - tak'en had been marched limn Antwerp. - tolloWing tothinuniCation has been frans witted to os:-=- " BUENOS AYRES, NIAUCti Co,—We have the pleasote to find that the •hot Otti::as in the service of Elio deaeit from him,', duct ltundeao, A: ti gae, Anliguera, Siera, fiernandez, add ;others, and; he will upon tie abandoled . by his followers. .The priison of Cohniiit does not nunibef - 60 men, and' parties with their arms come over 'in :us, The de lachment under 11.,ndeau and Aotiguera are on. their way to itkure the Patriots' Of COlonia.—Gentral Belgrano has. ordered his. army; back to bear upon Monte Video,. and v.e shall soon see show these .Chiefs upport are war by-land, which. they have hithetio•carried -on only by sea. " 1- hope. Elio will share the sire fate as Li: niers." - We have also- the subsequent particulars- of*the engagetilent in the Rio de la PlAta, from atvotlicial quarter, under the same date. 14 \Y have had a naval vorrihat: the .Parana (the Indian name of the river).hetweee our fercei, eat piked ins three ves - sels, and those of Mootayiden, In seven. , 1'143 action win bloody.; .tv - e'on oar part having Ipst trona 80 to tothmen, wi t h the Choi. wander of the exthdition, and the .shlpi. The enemy' lost 200 men, and Iwo Chiefs, Pus and klootarati, who xi/ere respected as expert and va 'officer - a c4 , theituyal marine.", An account boa been,received in town4rom China, via America., stating that the tirst China . geet hash left the second bar 'of CAnten l on the 29th,of ulu ; ary, tor Macao,, whence it wets to proceed to rope on the tot of February, ~It hAs been ascertain edthat tliither the , Ocerin„ nor spy .tidings of her,, had reached any part of China, ,s 0 that all hopes the safety of that ship enttat,new t)ertoanoo9o4. FoHJONABLE Et.nramtrbrz--;Lord Pastor, tnisT, and Lady -411tY BaaycLeat, daughter ot the Duke of ST-ALBANS by his first vvife,.went. Oil on, Frtd ty night upon a rn4trituonial nkcursion to Scot land. It bus been understood, for sortie tituFitWat matters. Were'lim n train for a'nhiot t "bdroa n the . ties, with the content Of their respeaive but as rr •tl , e law's -delay-is proverbial," the lovers naturally preferred a al ore:expeditiolievouno. • — INIPROAIrta ON A PRINT." ADDRESSKO TO THE PiOiLf 11 OF • 1 BO:GLAND." A ke . former's Whole length In thit Print shopi we find; Die People of England to greet, , If the Artist 11:Irt stteWn the whole length of the mind,. The vootrabig had thes!beencompfete. Y p - 7:11E EDIT'OIi: OF Ti -' :(11, StrAre Mn... • tt... terwrna, The, Vaccine • EstahlithMent deelare, On case; welt authenticated, of the failure of ,C -pox, has CMIIO t(,) their kriOwledge, and therefore 30961., year is granted. The. PhysiChns of Edinburgh say, Cow..pox is on ,the'decliite 1,v;t1) rhr common people', but in high esteem with tit:. rich; the Btugeoni rt Edinburgh declare it is increasing in favour witlythe lower classes. While those . difititict bodies thus con tradict each other, it is certainly the aversion of the tower classes in thit. tuctrOpOlis„ and :what the higher order will . say'May be conjeclured from the general - concern at the-stia event- in the family of Lord..GIMSVENott, whose son has been .daneerously ill of ronfluent arm'. hiving heen vac ciliated by Dr. JENNER about ten years'sitice. It has long-been expeCted that-some Sulking case would occur in some great family, and Noon. nave Occurred before, but have been, concealed or ex plained oway by the College-logic.; and the mantes of failure which have happened,at Ringwood, Nfissen den,Widford, Margate, Brighton, Bath, and divt-rs 'other places, have bet_ta. shAincfully platterl• over by those whose duty it was to investigate an report them. Mr. Caontra, of the Admiralty; Lis returned to town, And is shortly exne6ted to resame.liir-official dutitA. This Gentletban lma. [wen fir the tast three, weeks so much ittdisposed as to excite the must se- Hoes app . rehensiont. In the Reports of the Parliamentary.P . mccedings on Fridarlast, was inCortedly stated, that notice ofa motion wail given by the Chanceilor of the Ex chequer for I he.vrect ion (.1 a :monument t fie. Me mory of Littitenanr-C4.l4.)fici Sir William' Myers, who. tell at Allniera ;, ins tea d o f which we hod that the motton is lot - monuments to two General OCR; cers who fell at TalaverN viz. General' Mackenire and;Briga ier-Geneyel Laingwi,rth, Letter . , t)iii mow h, from the Cat tegat to the. L. insia4,H, Mention, expres , dy; that the 'Swedish GoVertiiiiiint, awed ,ny .the decisido- anal 'firmness the Britkh hild offered to-restore Itte de-, tainted vest Is arid c , •re,oes at Carlsham, but upon conditions to which Sir .Imuss SAtsIIIAUEZ aid mit think huts' lr‘vArrant4.ll in acegcling The ne gociwion teat, :ou . ct-r, still continued, and Ines s.ogers had beets diitpa , chea to Stdekholm fur fresh mstrocitons. A postscript to one of the If.tters ,adds, t a , There was no doubt that the d•rusods et the Admire: wcitild ultimately be complied with. Ad, tUt4 been leceiveti from Buenos Ayres, lir blockading slum:iron fitim Monte Video had 3 vivisect . up a Creigt two schooners belonging to the Junta, and aft& • shprt action, captured 'them. The Conntrintiek., w.hu are elated-4o have been Italians, svtfe ittiotediately beheatibd, and' their beads sent .to the ion's. .Many of the crews were Also put to de.ttlt; theluding some British reca oten whir 1)40..01h/red on board the willooners' from the ship Saragoste,no.w.lying In the London Docks. Al;'aecountsconcur in •preparing U 3 41 er p,:tt ilvittly• very serious intelligence from the 'liver Plate. A Mail has arrived frOm'Midia and Gibraltar: Ac- Cording to ioeounis from the fatter place the .111er.ipe slpop of war,'Capiain FL'YWN,,,hatt:cdttiOCl in there a ship of war of coniUderiiblesupericir, force, together, with a prize, of great,salue, which the Frenchman had captured .immeda.tOy pme,.ious to the Myrope failing in with him. Friday mourning the' Kaohild i frig tic, vain F. MAITLAND, sailed from Portsminith, tor the Care of Ged.l Hope, w:th General Jon CITADOCK, K. 11. Lady • .TrixotiOit . ,CitspotAt., and family, Lieutemint-Colonel RavNitt.t. (71st Ilegt.).• Mili tary Secretary ;.`Cal' FOU6Tlitt. 411,1 NlitjOr Momao„ on hien d. The Erner///,/ tOok wider-convoy 'the Vori . es,Hilligin Pitt, Lady Lusithlion, attic!attic! • cstra ships, for fiett,gol dir e ct . I.?orn,tay Mttieltutrt , for rhr Cape and Bintibay itlioi),l4/4, tor the Cape:and amino; Upton' Lori/ 4.44. ,Berhyv, and Rope; c: , tintry shipS, 'for the Cape,, and . six Country s hip s have .the lioth, Ite4bneut on ;.board for the eve, and detaitf),l4:tits for the 'lde of ..Faance,'Booth,it., Ntadtai, am,ml Mengel.—Titc Eine" raid .tetairti3 ir, m ) time Cap(' itnrucdititely. Mr. DllLMA.Mti,ical Farce has,.it seems, been i.0111(117twn tor. tho,purpose ,Of removing every inina I...phiedionable, 'and in order to tompless ,their piece altOte,ether. Ma n y of the.andiewe clic' not. stew to 'understand Theme:unit* of the title, via The Rou h a, 11Gbia, thou,4ll.it,tpight be supposed (liar few could be it h a coition) ~among Tars to give their uignafiTria 'to airy, petition or..comolaint, iu a ' ' c i rg l e , 'h o t . no tie may he char3ed with f)eing the Bing-leader. Many more of the audience [host also have iteo ,iguotant that the Farce was written by the Elder Ditir . „ songs, are adtitir- Sble, and - It4e . " so often delightd.tho ,sto.l 'Who, if-he had written nothing but " Poor Jack." Avotll,l jc l yo clainta io favour for such an 1.1- terestaig k•ottiliitiaciot) of piety, humour, .and-.Clna racler. • Ott saintday morning, as a f,atly„ who resides in the tiei, , ,iihout hood ott s t,'averidish-mit,are a was remov ing to atioßiq house ''in the saints neighbourhood, she sent ti morn set vant wit4,11:1114 . 11 box, the con ' (jai, ot,which it i , t'Stipposed, be was well acrivainted -.with; as 11edc,C:ituved with,iti.• The Contents were, jewellery and whet valtiableatti r cleS to the amount of .10001. A very %ingrilar tool: Place on Friday' , wick at Fottiaaimibryge wotnatt some ;articles' in aeolt,r,t,„ where there. is a well, covered over sameS, hod a pump in it, had, for , her veriienceilighted efiie era `the tiit o tones, n 'winch she had sea a pi9t with"Wwer. A time after. `wards, while the ; wotpan was tt;ppioyed. in. trending some clothes in 0%4' waSh-tub,, ,the . ; , . heat, , leaving ~eracked the siene3, he 'vOtele covet gaVe viav, and. the'womao, with all her apparatus, was precipitated into the well. , She was very soon, however,; laeiped vat, caosiderablY broisod loot net da4erously c4PTEN erRBONit 34th RROIIII.ENT. Tii; folio'wing it a copy of a letter 'frnm Lieute nant-Colonel Fenwiek, F to o i a . ing the 2(1 non of the 34th, to Sir Wllkiiu Gib .0' .4. Almeadratejo, 24th May, iStr. . . " sin—lt is with Teelingsof extreme regret and sorrpw-that Laddress myself to you ; . ..the of ca ion icing no . less painful than to confirm the 'Remota hick y ou mast tip (33 ztito, site; loss of 'your son. I tril‘t, hove, ri, /. yat ‘% ill. deriv econsolation from the redeCtion that 'he till lignting . nobly. for his Kitig •Ind 000ntoc sit the light comp my of his r4intent, add I should do in. justic e milk itieworrifq did tint stak that lie yo, lunteered the conimand of the light eortranYin the most gallant manner; on his own being Ordered to 'he rear; At of the baggagi., guard. hid to the very moment of 104 was.most oraiae•worttiy, 5,.4l such as to !neer with my greatest approjlii:oll. An-i ran with i t you, tht4 your son- was esteem; d and.seSp-dt:d ut die highest degree by mY , ir.iitid alt hii brbt her Officers. We leriJois loss severely, and regre tttrignely Cork, that he died nobly', and is laid in ihe bed of nimuur." The young 'man who is the subieet of thia ho. notnable testimonial, was'the - third 4on of. Sir Wit. Gibbons Ito fcll in 1113 7111 year of his age.: H ent‘red into the rrnay rather later' tban !awing been fora short tiiite irt a civil sito:ition, less suited to. his pliant ipirif sod the aelivity of bi mind, but to which, perliv.; ) - hit owed some ad vantages which he posses•d in informAtion and in the habits of t to world, over Itiaoy ut Ins Imes+ have passed rt once from school inio the ar.-y. And, he farmed friendships in that stiliation;. which, neither the chtihge ciif ritannefs nor 'his oh senee, nor thelntimacios a.vhichT lie:acytiird In the Army, eve; diminished or stapersede ! t: , Yet lie was devoted to his • profeacion; anil the' pi tin 3 . ;$ which tie afford e d Of future eininenco, re:ited not , more upon the forward gallantt'y to which he owed „. 'his death, than upon the corre& vier he. had farmed of the duty attached to carnoi uicl, itCevrry degree; . and upon 'th e . judgme nt and Temper with which; though netherbot in hie .c.sposision; and greatly jealous in his intercourse with -rptaii, I t s could. demean hirmelf tawaras-a nri , ate nt.r.; 'itid the very good ,oast cared-ur with examined the c0nd..;3 . 4 hi 4 Canytiand..is, and the operations at whlcit he tcli truce situtt- •• lion, an incompe era judg e ; •qtrai fictition this, :* .shish thoso win, are :Iccus.totned to the Army well .• kno - w liotif to LtiOve tie. Thtre: were terni; , atiiiiis incident'to the life - of young man, and an °dicer, which me could ?lei re- si.a, but tins pridessi . on,it duty mi' , s!ilti/ays ps rti itt(l he bond time for .laying Store of g,. nera i intortnatioh, rear eutti :iently frequent' the army. One great exertion, to which rtaittili of his 40,eire.; ment was owing, di.setvra to tie rei!orte 1 : foe' tit. Venal months, wltikt rilident in •Lot , d.m, in it ,, 141" to ' reN i s t t h e expence and. waste at time lie to vo r ti l n it t u a 4 a n ha tiul ts l in r°:3 d s f a ro eti m 'i m il e ll a a t n a c i t i l d el w P in " :,.. d ne li vt'i nare lig from his self-imposed restriction! Alter he ch inflect his profession, he always sought active, •ers ice.; arid when the war broke out in Spain, it mit heir% ins lot to set yo there in a military capacity, he accont.. partied a friend at the heat) of one of the civil deli wt.; merits, in c.ipacity of It clerk; tleiim; , , however ' the low oproilimitiesthai warp' aff(4kiddusing thee; campaign of 1808=c9, : of Volunteering, in the hour of danger, With the 2811 i regiment. „in which had'been a subaltern. 7n lop% be went with his regiment to Portag.il, never to retutn. It'll at 'aniidst the applauses and regret of his cninpanions ; terminating honourably his own short 'career; hut disappointing the hopes of. friends, ai4 Occasioning,' in the breacs of the most.atrudianstoa, a void not to be filled: To one of these, whose in. tereourse With Geor g e Glabons was intimate to the fast, it is a 'sad consobtion to pay this lust!, quite titbute to his memory.. . dare Nome The Committee on the Other. of High Bailiff or Westariihater have'repOrted to tile flontie,. that ilia.. average emoluments of that ofiire aro inadmnate to the itecessary'expens e s intendant noon- it , , , c6ttlestett eleaion, and that t(oceurred. to -the said COMinil. tee,. that the Icon exCeptiowthle, end,. perhaps the most cohsiitutionai mode of ensuring the •cer lolly or aa hi pod m c(int9,ditols .building for lak jog the poll at any,future ernneiited elettion, and of &t other nect:s4arynrr.tt,igehivnts with regard to Poll.; clerks and Comniiistonrs, would hu secor-ed by. payment out of the poor-i are of the respectq , e .ps risite4. at a regular per eentage, ,of a certAilf flsed an reasenoble snip, :i,l,2quate to cover the tacos:ol expences to be incurred: ‘, . , SNIITIIFIELD MA Nut 24. Tilt 9 da) o 4 'Market tqld w t(ilerole rood topro of prime Beasts, and the, show ,of gdtile respe is Wss pktititui ; M;Atton, Veal, Lino), and Pork, sold at last prices); Beet ii cheaper; and 41 1 0 (Fade in general was pretty bcislz,..--The sides in the thy. Matket weir. 3itine,w;itn consioetable ; Si raw fetched a be+ ler Lai! ; Hay, irin , t C;lt,rc,r ltAre in•pric6.-,We . .a.inex a , statement of the prices and nurnbei s - • Tobin): the r)tril rer °torte of ? , 11:), Wet 4s. M. to '6i. e,ft:te 6 4 . to; vj 5..„,4A to 78. oft • Pork. 54. (4, to 7s. LaWb pl. Ott. tO od. alp. Sim:pima Lonbs Calve; tic , Pigs ao. SNIIrHFItf./) flay sl. oi. to 81. 105. ud. Straw 31. os. to 41. s. od. Clover 61. 69. et t to 81. Isl. S,OI iN•EXCH424OE,...LINr y iftlh arrivals of ru4H...!,uut cnit!,•Oing supply,:tlt*' trade brisk in s 310; and bat inliy nniintAined Barley at title vuriatiof, 11e141t heavy' tiole; VVIA4O Peas fully" at, the advankt:, itt::iarce arty,. they ; Beans Of titnit ports keep Fttcir prictii , f there are , large 'snptil , 'es of. Oats, , bit_ wetWa rittivals (upwards 26,000 qu,rt, , r,), crudt Ad.r s.o.. , flectditi ti4,,0t,(1 .totiiur lower; Flout , without variatiott. Wheat . SOS 3 705-a, P 53 Nips ditto Me. a 94,s 'Rya - 3o' a 3 6 $ a au , a -34 a 'Matt . 64s a 705 Wltit4V.cas,baitars Sol A sss " trey ditto - .445 a 48$ Bv t an • ,4.pi t A - VA Tick lie;tris 35s a 401 Ditto (title rah) •• 41a a 424 Oats . . 311 a 341 a'a7a Poland ditto . ags a 3:4* Potato; ditto 31a a 33a 141 al SUCH: 441. a 4111. Fiat: HOW' ••• -70 a a7 ) B iti.oll4 .• • ‘S‘ a 70a