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

~ ~, r -4 .' .Ex ~p .., IF . :1 t ' 1., ; t ' w 4 4 ', 1 44i 4 , I • it 7-- "" AKRIVLD-1 Cadiz, Gurtrnsey, Dublin, 2 Wateriorti. PRICE Of' SiIiCKS TIM nior 'AT tiveLvx o'ciocK, Congols . —62 a OmniuriV` U N. SOLIM fiUIS IJICIIIt .0 ALBUM AVLIE4T ? L 0 IV I) 0 N;' • .- 4 1 . 111URSDAY, AUGU6T 8,1131 i- " IPind3or-Custle, Aupist 8, 181 1 ., a The KING has. had sevetil.T hour's sleep in the course, of the night. th MitESTY appears to bye refreshed. this morning. " H. lIALFORD. " M. liAl 4 ! IL. WILLIS." Catlit Papers "'embed town thib morning to the ipth, ult.' from which we lia/e iazirrted a few ex• tracts. They contain no intelligence respeeting li‘sitr or his army subsequent to his embarkation at rlyam“ii te. Four French chasse-ramie: have arrived at Ply. mouth, captured by t)e boats of the dritazon frigate. They were fallen in with, in copparty with five others, oil the. A.ntnarks, and the latter were driver) on shore and destroyed, in a gallant style, without tiny loss on our part, although under a heavy fire from the enemy. We are charged by the 4Thief Oppositibn Paper of yesterday, which thinks proper to %style as . " the chief and confidenti3l Organ of Mr. PRIMEVAL " with, "' atfeder! butniiiiy-towards the. PRINCE RE 'ulttgr," hecause we expressed our conviEtion that the PhtNCE'S condua respeeling Ireland, " as it has been in every instance since he has beet) called on to fill bis present high office, will be Such as to entitle bitu to the admiration and gratitude of .tbe people of this Empire."—lt rntist be a strange con fusion of ideas which converti resped and confidence into ",afitjed humility."--,We wish, however, that humility, atieeled or real, were to elinNtielize the sentiments whi c h'the paper alluded to daily:rivows,'ind the policy which it recom . mendi..—We:should then see' none of that extreme severity with which it is in the habit of attacking men Of great abilities, and of the Most patriotic and enlightened views ; merely beCause it cannot di vest tliem of their situalons to make way for tha,e w!..), pretending to the highest talents, displayed, white! in place, an utter nrifitnets lor the business of tit,tr fit,tion, tiemortstrated the ditTerence be tivtt..n t;pecolatiett atttl prat tice—ilie power to speak and the gaalification to ,ati - ,—As to the affaira of Leland, weare sure th it the. Pxtvors will continit only the interest.) or the Empire, and that the 'pre sent Mk - niters, iu geeeral, will .bo happy : in exerf!. *tog their best effijiti ilk support tal'''his ra'ehaus tendons. To prove, however', that ihe'conduit of tire' Irish 'Catholics at present is not censured 'merely on this ride` of the. water,-we deem it proper to ext the following passt.tge frOm the 'Cork 41/4r cantile Ciatmicle of Friday last, a Paper which, fevottrable to their cars,' lart7enta the tem. `per whiCh urges many, rivriong them to pot ,them• selves in opposition to the declared will of govern * Ment, makei the following striking observations that whatever lit taility some Members of the Adruin6tration may be. sup posed to exerci s e against the catholic Claims, (we ctly put Vie'.matter hypothetically, for we be lieve ;11mq:conscience that no such enmity exists), yet that tine Constitution guards the subject against the at bitraly ,proct:ed of the hittest Magis. trate--,they aiwulrl knout, that••nititlier the Duke * of fixonmoND nor , Mr. WELIAALRY POLE, nor J IVIANNEIa, nor any other Iviernber of the government would ',lye, recourse, to. tite 'Pro clinnarion„ which we. Insert, if they wore not . costa/omen itro to do by an AO of Parliament novv in toll force.. The Conventian' dsi wax gx. • pressly trained prevent a delegation.— We mean not (0 . di4ditts the policy of that Ail,: or t) revert to the CircUrthiatKes which . pro- . &iced it, or the times in which it r, - as passetl, It trey have been necessary and wise, or. it rn:ty be the ty.ver , e. It ii,,'howcer, at, Or&sent, tip: law of the Lind. It pet d,:this country as firtnly as itiy Aa .6.. the. Statute Book ; and we cvc- that 'there: . h, not on among . t. .I)ein all, ; to welt .under. Rtocd, an) the prettision';, of 'which are flo Bette.. ratty known. At all events, it' was tyee k iiia t :iy (Jur:bent on the persowt-who took alend in Cathe. tic Afairc.:, to be acquainted, With this Statute,— i t ' u;t i; originally frarnO, t7O triliter‘ for the ar.. i tt m o nt whether in' the spirifof the Constitution kb 0 view to prevent. the Catholics from sending Delegates to a Convention, in order to le. giskte for that great body of hie Majesty's subjeets. It . produceil the area for Which it was intended in the; tiro instance. The Catholic Contention, then sitting in was di.solved. Since that period, the' .Csitholiwi haye proceeded' by Contruittee4%. Now, these Committees, 'lnstead or , being chsen bars of Parliament, wci.:l gener a lly a pp o inted by Aggregate IVle_ctilw c,f tlie, Cathnitcs held- in Dublin. i hey .cons'isted for the most part ot ., the'survivors the Oetegatitin 'of 1793, of the °Catholic-Peers and Baronets; anti of certain aetive and enterprizing Alembers orthe Body, many 1,11%;/- yerS ' andLitertny ‘gentlemen. CIA ventring to their pyoceedings, or rather oo reverting to.the history of the Catholic Question, which was revived in 18u3, until the; period vhen the.late Committee, by fat naive, 'not the wisest, dcpied their la liours, we find, intermingled with some foliei and intemperance, a weat deal to commend. ,'At all. events, the C : utiolic Cause hai not, except 'in the. charader of a fewt noisy individuals , sus. twined any injury, under 'their tuanagstuent. In site of the ab'iurdities of smite, and suspicious language of others, they have.. contributed, to remove prejudices, and to prepare the people of England, and toe more bigotied Protestants of (Air country, to receive Catholic pretensions ,with that favour which their justice and wisdom so eminently merit. This surely shouldbe looked upon as sufli.. cient. To the j udicious, the teinperate, ,sliort, to the'real friend of Emancipation, to the friend of . his country and the Constitution; it must hare proved abundantly so, A Committee - so chosen, would be perfedly constitutional, and .fully as ade. quite to discharge the fun c tions reposed' in them, • as fire hundred Delegates sent to a Congress in Dublin - by all the towns- and Cutintlea in the king dom." • Yesterday afternoon a telegraphic Dispatch. an nounc,.,l the sate arrival of the ga4„indis fleet off Partsmoittß,, itabding.for the Downs, under convoy of his IV.lajeity's and Nene/ma, t iz. From China, Feb. 14.-The Arniston, Wexford, Uphill. stone, Cullhells, Woodford,. Allred; and . %Vim:helm:a.. • From Itcugal.-The Thomas Gicur 'lle, and Lad St:Vin. cant.. • Front Bombay: -The E from the tilauritiuti. -The Ceylon and Itt.vonsequence of the KING remaining in such a very bad state,• the "celebration of the bukcr ,(41 YOE{ Ws birth-day, at tJ,ulands, .is. given up, • • ' Government -are shippin g a great quantity of onres and artillery, for Bermuda,. Halifax, New 13runs wick, and Canada; and ht.:Verdi ()LLCM's ale going out to. those settlements. A Gentleman who arriyed in, Loudon yesterday froth Corunna states, with respect to the situation of . affairs Galiicia and the adjacent Provinces, that perfect harmony subsisted bet ween'the Junta of the former and. the Regency of Cadiz. SANTocterms _had under his orders l'.)9,unn men, all of them pro. 7. vided with arms; 4099 of wnoin were in Puerto de Sanabria,and au equal number, i colistituting the. re serve,. in Lugo. The •putritt:r.' above ,stared com prefienda the reinforcement which 'Adjoined nri. • der General Not- Stria discipline was pr eserve d, wore 1...upt., into the one of which the ,natrie.s of meritorious Olfieera were' entered,:iind into the other, those who 11.1‘.1 disgraced thernselves, that the proper report Might be Made, .tbe former to •be rewarded,' and the hit ler punished. The, des . hcieney of this army was in horses, clothing, .and . °busses: -General Azapi4,:who hid - the chief command, was ill Pf.a tever,st-,Vigo.—Au illiterate person, of the name of ANTES°, but a Most ;(tge- Mous mechanic, has eStablisheti,3 enarittfaaray for • muskets. With the small fl.lttd. Of )000 seals (301,) supplied by the . Junta, he hall manufactured eightmuskets a-day, and hisiesourees are j new so lunch improved, that he delivers out boil per week, . An intercepted ...letter from Bttr,Gtetav , G4ernor. of Madrid, has been taken from thebearer bV. the ,GnerillaS, and by theM transmitted.tratord We.l.- etwoTors. It states his situation, of einbarrassmeat and danger, from the reduction of his garrison,which wits cooped np in the •Itetiro, and willimuch drdii poky preserved .subordmat ion witli;rl the The Patriots frequently - in open day ,ipprnactied the . wails, and during the night, did considerable ,dainage to the place On several occasions. Ht.loigrntly de mands reinforcements, •and sate the''aWolure tie.; cessity of abandoning the capital,. Should his appli-' cation be unsuceesslui. • A tletitleman, who came. over ,Irom the. Conti nent by the last Aulinit paCket, left Datil zic Munn . the 9th tilt. at which time the ertA v i in that city had, been increasea from to . nearly ,40,0 w) men.. Commerce was protieFibed wNI the greateet seveti ty ; and it Was quite suffiCient for the condeinna tion of a . inerehantinati, shew tipt she had had any intercourse.witlt• , firitijh ship of war. 111 the Mean time the inhabitants of that once commercial :city were fleeced- by contributiOns, which.. the ruin oltheir trade rendered still more oppressive. It was currently repotted at Dsto7ic, tliat , llcONArAftl'a in tended ahOrtf w tisit drat town, preparatOry to an interview with the Emperbr ALexAsinatt, :touching the matters in dispute between the t woTowers ; but it is much more likely, that if. BuotiArrkirrit ever 'visits that city, it will be as a warrior, and riot as a peace-maker. Gentleman a 46 States, that . great anirnoity prevailed at liainburgh between the .Donaniers and the military', who are a nurt of mutual spies upon ea: At Oti)er, • and therefore very likely to ,twarrel about the 'spoil. Between the t wo, the- merchants Aware- likely to be 111lagwtl to their Imt 3t iiJin (due.: of the, he4d. Dtiu.neiers had bptifi la foly' qieNted :aid confined, on the repteSent ation of a military officer, thigh it.,d gals' the i . latubttrglietS no small Satisfaction, as they bad at lo.tst the prosprct of some , porti.ttintrit being in- - dieted on one bit tercist - eneinfes., 11,e da inagestlitaitted by the destruetit e,fire'at Kuttings., hcri,t` • had been,-in - a . gri.!at mea4nre, a•-eert.i;ned, and if.was c9mptsted that it had drprived.no fewer that 650 families of their homes, And thrown them uoon the world. A [utter received from, Gibraltar, 'dated July t I,' say s _,,,re W e have received accounts here that the port of - Malaga is now .opeu for any veis:l to'come in, on condition it orty4 10 per cent; WI the il t l6 o of th e c ergo. This new order has b by air. shal Soo,t,T, who no dOubt pockets. the-cash,' V'AtaiNsibt, JUN.E 1 . A few .of the.ettemy!s, troops united to the column of' ToitAws; Marched upon Coeitce, , casing in the towns through Which they passed great .vexations, 1116 - contributions theY - exacted being double the laq. Arrived at Cuenca, our troops tranquilly received them with four well dire discharges of artillery ; these'bravt; troops, ) in, this manner shei.ving their wish to fight with their.proutt-and . crutti. Valtalic3) though superior in forces. Adverse cireutnstances, and .aireavy rain which fell at so critical a moment; indUced us to retreat, being surrotinded by double our nunikier*i the re sult was to take 300 prisoners from us. Returning . afterwards to Tarancon, by .Alvadetego, Valver6, lice new towns through Which they.passed, they likewise exacted great mums, order g them con I'lm to get,ready a great number of rations, for the pur pose of iuducing them to believe many tnorettroojis were coming: - . . CADIZ, JULY t.5.-.-The- French army cantoned in•GuaMic Darr° and Diesma, has..entirely with r , drawn,. conceuttating itself in 'Granada ; and' our army, under the cOniinand of .General FlilrYltl3, has advanced, following. it. On the 30th June, Captain' Don Josa VILLALOBOS; %)0h Ihe Guerrillas undel his command, was at Cuentar; distant two league!s and a half from Granada. One of them, toptto• with I,W 0 cullipanies et the regitrient of Alpujarras, approached Gueton, whett7 there' were :;,)0 Fienclr, with two pieces of artillery ; but they could Atit draw them from , thee fo:tifications to engage them in the open field as they wished. . The euetny di not send their reconnoitring ,parties.tOn greater ,dts• lance than about a league from Granada. The: vil lage .Cagollas ;is occupied by:the F rench, and 'all the rest' of the vicinity- by the troops of the third army. The right,of this has eatered.Jaen. JULYIO,- 7 -We know from 'a , yespeEtable - sourec , , that the army of MAIIAIQNT has lost, in the matches it Made to reinforce 50UL:72,.i0 - 00:111,11), i 0 SiCk .4' rld enters; that the relief of..l4clajoz.has ,cost the French)s,ooo, even supposing that their lois'in the battle of A'huera .did not exceed 10,000 'They have hilt In the place a garrisop of bOOO Pantry and 300 horse. An order has i be:v.Lisuarrom,,tlia-Llarts**n ard s VifeZtiTirtlt; . " immediate embarliNion for 'reboil, 9( the undertnen; Ng - intents of at the . fbli lowing ports : . , At Dever " . --West. Miadletex, Cornish Miners, Monts°. rnery, coetnarynn, Merionettt, At Harwich • Northurribeiland. . At Portsinoutli,--Sturey,.Leicester,.Anglses. Itristal-LWestinorelAntl, kaditor. At Vivntouth Cum wail, lipttiugttarp. The vessels employed on ibis seryic.l are.to return; to Engl,ind with regloents of Irish NI ,ilitia. , That highly disciplined regithent,• . the Oxford - ;hire Militia, contmarided by`" Colonel Gclas:l,4sil- ToN,, M. P. stationed in ilikft4,.. mugr potriotic zeal, again extended their services to . Ireland and . (ton') the facility - with which they may, embark, it is probable that they Will receive Mune-, diate otdrt to hold.:thetnselietin - We undeigtand thit the patriotic aLicrity evinced, both by the lititi3l) and Irish Militias, on I heirpend- , ing interchinge, has been gtelnlyaided by the dem.' Lion of the Secretary of State tqr the HOme Depart' !Item from the stria rues of this regulat sesvice, in permitting the several tegiments to be accernpanied by the whole of their married women and children. Lieut.-Colottel C. cA NI PE ELL, WllO arrived irk town' on 'Tuesday. morning, with dispatches fratn Lord' WetrAbiaroN, in the atternopp was introduced the Duke of Yoatt., at iris Levee„uporphis , arrival. General DON wa also introduced to his Royal Highness upon his returning to. Guernsey, to, resume the command. There were 2150 prescoled • at the Levee, 1". P "General STEVIINS, Ge neral Tuna trratl, and General. PAYNE; ' The depot of Cavalry *hie!) is to be formed at', Canterbury, will consist of detachment/Otani the following regiments :-3d Dragoon GOards, two , spridrons ; ditto,: two ditto; sth ditto, two ditto'; ist Royal .Dragoons, on.zlitto •34 King's Own Pragooni, twodittoi 4th .ditto;.: two ditto.— MajcirGeneral 11 - 4 y, fro . al the Staff is Ireland, is ordered to take' the command of his brirtde. Two very .valoable,alia. .snpdtb oaure4:-of their 41 4.T.RstrEs_havt.been-recently-shipped in -tCfe River by the Secretary of State for Foreign Altirs, con signed to the .British Minisierat [Alban. it, is not known for whorn,lhey,tire intended The tistefUl And 'elegant mansion .at Chiswick, which belonged to the late*Duke 'Of , Dv voNSII I RR, is now prepit log for, the 'reception of the present l'he exterior of Henry the Seventh's Chnpel as . ' t3f)lel a new sppearante. Instead of 'its dteayed Gothic grandeur, the passenger views the arehitedu ral beauties rof the, tint structure. •.r.(14 report tltat the dauhter of LUOP.I!J 13VONA. .rAtITH ii.going to be runtried to an Iri Ii h GrOilt!* Imo, Darned CBAfiLi*ON, has been furrn,allY con -16.4—1ed by the Abbe: CF ARPENTIRR; bdong to !Au:lazes ticonest s ic eqtab:i,htti'ent, LettttS trum'Gibtaltar;d ited the 13tb nit. men., non „that, two smart shoclt,iof an earthquake bad heed :fen .there, • bur had doi le no, Material damage. '..At.the date of the last accounts from LisbOn, 2 d l the families of any distinction had left .that .city for .the neighbouring Qtlilll34, during • the summer months. ..Marshal lit ttttsPeno was at Cint" , re ' oruitirtg. his health and spiriti. au hag appeared very ltw since the battle of riibuera. Fever still continued, alth oug h not i tt S i ) m i ent 0 - d e g r e e . W Alai' lost two' PhysiciAns, .PLENDSRIAIATit and MustLey, and twiny Qibers, were merrily conva". lorcunt, acid unfit for duty. , - FLV,.M.Obtfi, Abo. bit evening, ► I follow,ng Nench chat marai, viz , I d Pelig , Marie Antie, La Ne, - eide, and La Marie Jai, iv; ciagoei consisting uf• w i n e and ro iiv ,in. 'floe opt cotairfny %vitt) five other chaste ptir6eo,-kr' fallen bound:from BoUrdeaux t o Brest, and were with and attached off t h e rentnarks tire hots fora the Ain,i•Arrirliate, aptain PANKEP, The Wen! run ashore kinder a foot gun battery, ott the crews, abandontidaetn, all of whicit tally tle.o td tbe bo2t4,- during th;t .1 " molt gallant sryk, undera.verY - And musit—try from the bAtery, datnige hitt ‘t 0 are, to stale b:t!d'tl4:o'e not tiilaMent lno of a ire ,Msl!,,the 4 tO.PriZe haVfog been jutiicia matiner; ' • Arrived the Blootthotr.nd i nn brig, Liott , WA' BAND,, Irmo cttrize to the wen Ward ; /le sel o . ° SUM/kW: DAVIS, Atister, front cargo of proViNinns, bound t o this.port awl. I he Sufficiext, 1)1;it KSC, from Waec, • Art:ived the liheaant „loop of war, Capt,e4ol9l from a Jruiie:tO- the ........- ..,.... ~, i4FrirAiirkirtenl:ol:,:tvAvi,:b:ii-50.:.A-I:;7oll:Sbdrti_ipe,d:rtill.laiess al nifijicei2lreeritiiliio;ll,,.i,. tiers and CeitiquestridOi on a critiieorl'FluslOg. The East India M eet are iiourly, esPe ed) ° 'Sufift pilot ,yadlit, WaitS , foil them: 1511 a OUTS MoUTIT, AUG, --.ArriV.eu .vl ships ~lienciqus and S il va front the r s 'iii Ili di°11" the .40 flow otf Cherboargh. ' Passed by the Belliqueax,64, with t • he tl elf'' 'Clitettrt Bonth3y; and 'Sl:Helens. • Sailed the Zenioas for -off Finishing. .. , .. , to g rGI .. , . raltar and Malta will sail to-morrow. ~ d. z :I t brl.ti'll riirl 'I'"et.'i li s rli e fi:19:lel:1:5:1:tle::::::11::. % ie l ondon An AmCriu.n l) filir ' be ' - 'CiPt. BItMfiAMIS Ileceool of the° b ., n r,):l his . vessel and, the-Pre:side/it edg e has l , o ,lc IV. ; tleinnne lately films Fince, jolonla *OOl conqnues . lit , Paris;;;aiiti .Chats, thouglm, ittbd Principal Orli' icatg, I,:vrietal:caufl.:U hwhaac trice:lial!`:lt.,iti: il,!il :Tflte...vie6tieh of one ,O ref f t h e .l9int r . 0 0 0 ' 1 court of B(lcillist4, tut the parishes 0f..4,.,,,1,4 ~,, St. Mat t ih's in 'tlt pieta's, gt. MK 1 1 t,e rcl 4 i , tool( place yes`terd;ty,:in tongmuence.eteror;o 1121i0d of ,G. Hntlgion, -f4q.. fr"" 1 0. 14 0 4 4 ' , 6t 1 t Lion:. ;The' Candida te were Ditr. ". • oil n ,1 4 , .of the former , C lerk i Mr. Le I‘ l 4e,ltar o f, P' 'Of t 4 . Miri in's ; an d Mr. - Vi cod, A tpPpd,buildinga. i l itert 9 .......iti,ibe close o f the poll the numbe 141 ` 4. '' ' tor rife,:b. , iLoctlison, jun- .ti ..; - Atr,, Lc M4gc ,•.. • 10 :. ' • '':- Air, WOuti , . •,' ~. ' r ed k &nil ' le° . Mr. liodgson ki'aS. ftecor ~ eleOed. Ar . . t d sony' , :- sirorigir , vli , ' Tile isoloctc. l'Anscusr.---it 11 , _2,0,64 ~ :that this gross impostor .Iwes'bt ,pin7_o,o w ti fi :; On 'a charge or fellny, as when the Ir is : _ ct to I.lii • on his leg,' he handled t him and apPe,r.c.,., o ti ! e ` how to tie them op to provent thentoy;ti. lii 33 Well 08 dile °fag; of filleVei 1,,,I;(:, VOW, suapeaed, by Mr. Tapstur, of 1116 _f e "' s il v er 5.,,,' yCharing-eross, of 'hiving stolen. ionl,t joiollftr,o when be %via living there. fie D:tir„r nreft(ll her of Inns and Coffee-houses, cnlcrotr, 11,F,',1 being . 0 clergyrntin jttst (OM 'Ole , 1),`,;e010, iP; be was living.at the Swan v,viihl:ns!.3lo3y ~,ot:;, lane, he was togreat distress ; , o , n_ i to a - ei 1,11 ,, , the Chaelberreaid biiVing rieglea.r_%,. tha t g al' .. l ' st I.itailfed,.ns'he 'was engaged to I),n.".":j'ence 0:110.01, he was Obliged to Sit with Brea ~1.'0470.....4 le Trite ,c` girl„ washed, dried, and irone a ib'll falsely l ipillgis.betidiatimt i n la y O ‘va ,s i iin ideceptionsinia‘teysoticii(loilik_i3O, Irian ,:illiottl::11 ..I)tumtvond., Of riadleigh; in , got i o trnj" c ''' i pt had previously impiiseti, !t2"_...., nreivocleil „,„,1 family and cop netions. , 1-10,.010)..utitr, colonel -P:':-114 WaS ilaittlale with Sir SiJiteY D r .' ', or k.,%etot i ; , li . field, and Ir. lirmishawi i'.1:11":, ' , forged leiteriferl' answer ParticuLir plin ,wes, . 1.0 a t heir. , , n to pprptig. tc, 1,),:; writteo, by 1; 0 1", Bristol) fltv!! , . ) l bectl at Harwich, Ipswielb ~.',l',`:lo. families jr!t'pl qualified %vitt, several respei;'o". tio qbtillllduveri . f e -},tire ;,ea alert, . n ~...irs otficititing nt- t 1 j ,tl}oo, who 1 Pr (a r ney from a Nil' , Vox , fln ',4e eodestoore( . 11 ,a, b with in it;lge-000C110, , .:..st., Nfoy k. Stl . jo I footing into 00 Chtir..h °.'," 1 bripg VerY,slr.lol.l/4, t the Clergyman of the parliSio iiis q...liticao impliries:respetiting he ~ ~,,,, LI", , 0 ~ priioner wall di3rippiOla fitter }l ie in ,t)li_isoilei;oir The. harvest has begun toodencei "1001 baoritboil, and,,thani;s to 1 _ itt' „ vi re 5 be _ general were never lolowt i :I? i.oii•!crop i -hers • wheat, iii auriittilaf; bee n , o A .:! at r A Y'd 1 ,',, t he _ii,r.,,w,,.) 1 ninny phtees, have been , ,11:';',,,,,Vfisli Ju'llio i but yet' re:milli an avetagt-1,40..r $ 'llia harvest has beguLgo`roljeribsiolYelatistredil:tic:rdlslll) kingdern, tine} tbi.i'rport 'or:, bolo, pir _..,lsiou I StElle',: that both -wheot r 3..l:thert, arere7tee, or; In sorne parts of this coanto)cono jerabloe, roor 'rust: in the? wheat , P (11 ' !• ° I. 1 e t h d e sb9arllewynsv;itlth.6orsopilt•ei, eitil:.Piiclittertlisttl:tornfiturti:;:dv;; Ther war ne W ' barley n ea' cave, / ' 340 i t'. --(Cornwall PaPer•l ~,,rfort, no- 0,11 iletii M. J. Niotiniey, ( vv_o_. An ore,in _,, ea , tnenel cutting 10 wheat r aa j, I,r.ti 0 - A wail' gioi,vp on F. ° taa' ' ' . , lc beforev ~‘, k . 0 4 cat file Ape bJf 0 ' ciop. g' ile A jfi:lti of b3ricY,•,. 1 . $O. ~. ' 1 1 ‘,.; 0 c,. 'O4 0, . at Sif ett)eFtt ~ .1. . ' ' • ' lit',. fat. ~.,,A