The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-03 00:00:00

i FRENCFI PdPEI S.. ' PARIS, Nov. 22.--His Majesty to-day held- a Council t d Slate at St.,Cloud. BCCHAREfaj OCT. 30.----;The official report of the adeamages gamed by , the Russiaos over the Turks has just been published. The following de tails may added to those already given:— The Turks who were on the island of Slobodse only had a knowledge of our success by our haii, terie4 be,ng three...led again-t th. m from the right bank of the Danube AU who were ahic to escape :ion the camp threw themselves into Rods chuck. The •Grand . \lZitrr Nas in tho entrenched camp on the left „hank. Having dem.rnded a suspen sion or arms, which was retu,.ed, he took advan tage of the security of night to oroc , ed in a timall boat, which Basmar 'Aga found meat's to send trim; to Audsdack. • Wr‘iilst General Markow seized upon the camp of the G , andNizier, the• General in Chief .Kirlosow made a false attack upon the'eamp of Lien Nam, situated upon the right of he road of Turiukay, in ,adt'arree' r,t Rudschuck ; li Paella entered that Place with hi , corpi't. the Russtao General directed his priocip.il tention toAtCcupy all the cioints of commonicai r ton which the Turks hAI from the l.tind of Slobodse to the righl bank. He caused sqnie transports to be armed, and take possessiot of a small island, upon which the Turks WA .erected a battery of two cmtnon, and from whence .the large island could be cetinonaded. The son-ot Cznpan Ogla and some otha, . PdchaS, cominand the Turkish corps in. the island of Slo- Lodse, which is already reduced to tat horse , flesh. Whilst these events took place before Rudschuck, other Russian corps also passed the Danube. One of them seized upon'ltittukay, and another march ed upon Silistria, andlook the. place by assault.—' Ismael Bey Yeas likewise been for4zetl to evacuate Lesser WalachlA, Lion the lett bank of the Danube; and General 'Sass, with Iris corps; :pursues him ell the right. •. CONn,TANTINOPLE, OCT. t o.—The expedition with which the eapitan P.isha and part. of the mari r time troops were 'charged against Aly Molla,' the ,Aran rebel of H raolea, is finished. The Capitan, Pasha disembar'...ed iris soldiers on the ;;;ri h at raclea. Aly Moth, Opon learning the forceS which threatened liar) by land and se,i, cootage, and waront even waitiru till the I tigh Adhriral landed, s(;cicily arid' in all haste A:11 P.t.wa Chos reo, ho commended the land forces, had titn-.;.r. to occupy lieraclea previous to the ariiv,l of tire • - Capital . ). A ~Tisrwr wtis .immediarcly (lispdefied with this happy intelligence to the Grand 501;n:or. A Finnan front his Highness, addreised to all the (Inventors of Upper enjoins them to seize the tebehand delver him up dead or alive. On the 29 II oft. this unfortunate town again ex periencesr a t-ireaditil tire. A part . of the. capital he- Voi:ti and II dont was redUced to ashes. The„io,erligt,iice• troth Bgypt intorms us, that the intantry, ti,soned by Melienied 'Aly . Pasha to ad. against r hr W,cll9tAtet;, bar, at .Inr tit Atqpit, aneariy atrived,at the Tilllntog of Suez, inin:th,ne etutLirked..for tire different coasts cl Ara biA. They waire,F for the cavalry which .had marched froth Cairo, and were soon 'eXPeti ed • The citrieni.e Of this expedition is rsrimated at. 20 millions of piastres. LVlehemed My Pasha pursues • ,his ; lan e ignrous‘ry, either on account of gratif)ing the wishes confidence 'of his Monarch, or to iodemnify himself fut ti,e expenes of this expe ,, dition,hy t' e immense ,booty he wilt make, should ' the campaign answer his.expeaations. NAPLES ' Ll , Ol. 2.—Yesterday arriiredln this port n rich convoy (,1 3tl vei'.sek ; came frotniMar seilles, Genoa, Final, Chevati, Leghorn, and other points of the roast of Fiance and Italy. •'Their. voy , age was extremely suecesstol, notwithstand% } the • :enemy's crnizers. 'l'l•e point o! tittattitt . of these vessels was fixed at Gai;kr, from whence they sailed together for this capital. The Spanish lieg,t)cy have transmitted order; to the GovernmePt ut Pell.). to _attempt the cultiva tion of tobacco, in diffqs,nt on - ' an exten- sive scale.. Mr. GAttvotcru has sold his celebrated twit-year old Cult, by, Camithis„ !tow (u 1 its Way `l.' he linrelnistr, we Ondersiand; a Gentienhin of the natt; of 13t s. IN, the price watt iliac) guineas. An Lapse of the sun 'was obserxed in the United S t atca,'on the 1.7t1t4 of September. The day was erfectly clear and serene. . Sat illy a' qiiitri'el took. place at ,a'public-bonse in Girs)'s Inn:lane, bet Ween two men, oi the mires liols.e•and Hayes, which they agreed to settle by a trial of.skill in ,h e pugilistic aft, tdr which purpose they rtired to a field behind the - I. l otindling Hos. apical, ,when in thefou.rth round, Hayes received a blow tri die stomach front his antagonist, which in-. stantly deprived hint of . life. He has left a wife, who tar a t ly:inced in pregnancy, and two children , to deplore his untimely end. , • , About t 00 of the.sjeriffernen patrons and practisers of the science of 'boxing assembled yesterday ut Grey-m*ii, where, aft&r, a 'sumptuous banquet, a superb silver vase of the value of eightty guineas was produced, as the reward Ari the celebrated pugilist qribb, stiled the7cliampion of Logiaticl. lt is orna mented With Cribb's - beialdric bearingß-, and it is supported by a figure, repteseming•the sable Moll• neaux' kneeling under its weight. It was presented to the hero, in the name 'of the Subscribers, by E r ► oe ry, , the Come.liani who played the 'pat tof ihiblic orator. Cribb,' whoseAslents not - lie in bs to ngue, rettn tied it,ittits vet) , briefly 'but -)forgot to dunk the health of the donors, whichlimery api,lo gisett,for, the ,Caanipion's k ii t bl!itlg so overcome With giatiturit;) thatlackellife^ poier , 'nf: otter ande,• A written by the r t tet4aurent; of, pugilistic d...t. , 1.1.,'was then sting 'which desclit)ed tile hit cat the.scienee, and'tecounted the ex piniks of the most famous English worthies, from the, time of Big Ben downwards. ,Jackson,.. Gulley,. • Oregson, Ward, Jentorty-tiont-Town, and otJivr cibinenl artists, tvet e to - tually, houotmeafifith of distinguished appiolatioP.' 2L\ IV /VERS,44Y : 0 •sr .ANDnE:P.,H•', , • On Saturday the Governors of dee Sottish :lose pital, and a numerous party of toe Subscribers and Friends to the Institution, dined tuetether at the Old London tavern. The Duke of Kent was in the chair. he dinner consisted of the choieest d=inties that the season could atibrd, and tile werr. of high flavour and rich quality. When, the cloth was ,se. -moved, many loyal area interestieg twists were , oreit, and drank with approriate euthusiastme— ,AMongst the:more disiinguisi.ehLr were the ing e aird which were drank with shreeeinies thr ee : Vritlce Itegent.—Tlie Queeu 4'll'l Royal V - Duke of York, and the brittbli —The Duke of ClA.ence and our Navy. . . . . In lite cotirse Qf the -evening many beautiful and pleasing sang , were sung in a verritoeresting style, by Nle.ssrs Taylor,,Sletw,.&e. the fortnri of iNhatrt was in very hoe voice. The etiuisite an t'bein cif" Godeiave the 'King" was given in 'their best manner; and called forth ,those ap e l;eiseS which mach exert ion' meriehly reefited, "'Tie Prince ant Old. England for ever !" followed, and the zeal which was evinced by the company an lauding the fkffigti ufthe singers, as well as the language of the . song, bore hotiourable testimony t o their teelings of love for the objed so justly praised. " Take yeur auld cloak about ye," the " Deane of Nelsoe," ;Sae tke.,were soup, •in a manner equally etfeetive, added much to the rational pleaseresof.the evening.' Soon after the cloth had, been removed; T'he Dukerof Keiser (the Chairmao) roSe; ftir the porpese of accounting to the company for the cause of time President of the Society's ahsence. The'Deke' of Montrose had deemed it . advisable. to retire tTece a place of such ,honourable distinettop, aft e r !mine been the laithful servant of the Cmporatiort fir 29 . years. This wai'an unwelcome notification to wake, but he hai bcien corilmi,iioiled to notify seal iptcn, lion on the part of his'Gracie. of 11 - lontraae. - In his (the Chairman's) mind, however, the laci wets a source of deep regret, and Was the cause of, uoiyee. sal sorrow to MI those to whortk tee intelligence had been communicated. - It had been thought prerr e to toaninate deputation' from amei.: ) , te Corpote e lion, to wait upon his Grace of Montrese, to pray him to alter Isis sesoluti'-m.. 'His Grace, however, informed the deputai ion that he had quite, made up his mind on the Seibjeet, .though with greet reline: lance, and in consequence of that deteirninatiOtt, nething 'remained to he done on the earl of the Corporatioo, but to make tilt, s.:derte aremeeinents to meet the wishe, ul tl t it hoe much-lespeded President. Deka of Chrence and St. Andrew had been seleeted, as his successor. The Duke of Rem leirienied the absence of the yew President, Who, he was certain, wCield have been amongst them hada timely notification . been made to him Of the, new appointment,; and, by being there,,,,he would have ii met an opportunity of tilling the. Chair, which he.WOuld have done ie a much more able Manner than himself (the 1.)'..1ie of Kent). Fte, would endeasuur to pasta a merit eiteeloetain Oh the hoe Pieeident e . were ,be nut COM inced that there were many aeiongst them who could do Much more justice to tile gyatetstil theme than hitmell; priwite public: worth of the individual, ,as, welt its the benefit which the Society had. derived flint) his Giece's influence and example, were strongly impresied on all their minds; and furnished a sub ject of general praise and itadividual eulogy,. Al - er hating thus expressed himself as •brietly,es inedee quately, he would conclade with prcipostog The health Of the late President, the Duke of Montrose. His. Royal Highness, the. Cliatrinan,lnewever, bes fore. be sat down, expressed his Intention of after-, wards ;it ing • The now President, the Duke of Clarence: The Duke of Kent's neat' and ayeropriete speech was received with considerable applauseeend i , te two toasts which he proposed were drank Withetleree times three, amidst leud.ecclernaiions. The Doke of Kent then informed the Neetinge that the Treasurer was about to take a station - at the bottom of the table. Hts Reyal Higlineas, - at tlfe same eXpressed . .his great joy at Viewing* the numerous company present, more rionierouS that) he ever remembered befbre to have beheld. Ile trf wards,briefly explained the nattite'and advantages of the Society, the great benefits resetting from the charity., He hoped, consequently, :that the Report of the Treasurer of that day steuld• be . peopoiti6n ately high and satisfaaory. His Royal Highness recommended it to the company to Blake it greatly so. The Earl of RoTnes proposed, •` the lieelth, of his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent," with three times three, which was'drauk with great apPlause. ' The Duke of Knwr expressed his ailotie.vledge ments for, the honour they had done and begged, to, observe, that the longer the list- ,of their snbseriptions, the greeter should he deem the com pliment personally,. paid to. himself. The next toast was, " The Corporation of the City of London with Thanks for their liberal dona don" (tool), with ihree.times three.—(Greet up. piause.) • The Duke of Keiser, oliseriing that -the hour wits fast aperoaching when lie should - . be necessnaeel take hisdeave, 'wished, before he went, heer . the Report read. Before, however, the Treestuel ehotild bring up the Report, a short interval couldbe...per milted to enable those to set doWn their,nanies who bad not. already Subscribed. • , The TREASURER soon ',lfterwards took up the Report. At the same thud he described theobjects it was the aim of the,SCOts Corporation to relieve ; and also stated; that gbbl. h3d been ex pended the course 'fait year ! The Treasurer . then reed the list' of new donations, observing, that he tolitiJe!iitly expected that • very considerable; ad ditions would still be made. • The 1),,kt. , ,,f Keret- a -rising to take his' leave of the company, cup trounced, that ; the Duke' of Cla 7 tepee ,woeld ,preside- at the, next 'meeting. such future meeting, if Rea:ied God to spare his e life so twig, tie hopea .a g ain to See ellen); 'and it AV 3.5 hishearefelt wish that on - ,that day the donations made would. lee as satisfactory andes great as the N- I 0 • ~pert which they had jest heard. , His Royals Highness then. retired, being loudly .cheered, by the eeeneeny a 7 he left the room. .1 The total atoolint of the subscriptions was very , :gate l e. The Meeettog did, not ,break up . till a very hate hour. 2WD . DLESEN SESSIOYS.' Cl."Otit,LNw Di I!.—This day tl , e Ses4ons fur this c ! tuuty commenced befg,t Wm: MAls4li -110, Esq. and a Bench of INCigi-trates, As swan as the Grand Atry Were sworn, Mr. MALNW . AttIti . G addressed them in serf forcible terms.. He invited their attettiiqh to whatever Bilis might be presented , before them,. re•peaing the stte,!ts . and lanes of the nietrni,olls, which he lamented to say, were become nor only inconvenient, but in many p)acefi 4iPlatCly unsafe and d.-InAeroui, The Grarld J ry,.had obserWed, peculiar to their jtvislietiou. of. preventing nuisances without waiting for bills of itt -1,.) be pit lerred, and the si tiattott of many of ¶h streets of the metropolis were ih that slate as to CAI lOadly (or the interferet.ce Of that jurisdizli-on jtvisdiaion that, he said, weoi not to be inter row, d any heal - Or parochial stAute whitiorver., erotti this t,uttjec:t the Learned.. Chairman adverted. It) Vie ntiintql,ts gangs of lionsehr::akets, - burglars, ant; .tootpistis that infest the town, and he dwelt with par)i‘plitr emphasis on the 311‘1,$city with which Ilteasc tuiscreatis c:Alert iaiek;:oL lots rad!: iu palliCT haocittirm open day,to the terror cif the peac&able and indnorion, part" of society. On each - ot theA: topics Le - dwdlt with peculiar force aocl-etictt•; and .ghtpsi . tig his observations. to the wretched Mate Uf cier,gtrirdiati4 ofi the night, tarsi indeed upon 111.1 . 1 A'Steol of the pciliCC. c,il;ed the sr itch sytena, es prt.4s..4ed an opinion that, accOrding, to its present at rlatigenael t, , it was:wholly inadequate, either to ren-, je , :r•thft,pitistogt . r safe it) the gtreet,. Or the in,habi taittl*iire in his bed, from ontrage . and:plunder.77- . rViilt,otistlvations to the f‘u - egoing tendency,, and a ,14.1;,u that the'Gchtletnen of the Grand Jury would 4rel, their own importance, and, ta:..ttiated by that, renvrcse their jurisdiction With zeal and. prompt- Atess, he consigned them to the execution of -their functions ui %vitt he B Tibt/es was put to t. ,ar, charge. assaulting a young Gentlemen at Islington.. The prosecutor was passing the street in Islington, where he.saw the defendant beating a lamb in a WEipttlll and cruel manner) an l becau-.e , his humanity prompted hint to complain and inieicede for the cull. ring and innocent 'animal, the defendant turned his•fury towards Lim, and, with expressions as base as he himself was brutal; attacked the prOictiutor, and shoed bind nearly otrthe .footway into the highroad.. '• . The foregoing 'Nag were corroborated by other witoe,ses, :rud' the Chairman having reported the evidence to the Jurors, they without any hesiiation found the defendant Gtdtty. NlAtNwAntso, 'adverting to the bnitanieba- . viour of the defendant, who coned wantonly, cow airily, and wickedly, abuse and ill neat the poor ' dumb animal in his power, said it was-necssary to make .an example of such a delinquent, .aud accord ugty romanced on hint die sentence of the Court, which w. 16, that he should be confined .fot three months itt the Honse c CorreCtion,`Cohl-bath, fields. He' w.ts instantly tettlOed thither accordingly. • Benjamin Glasetick, for a very violent alisalth, waS,coman to the same -prison for a like period'. LoNoury .ShasioNs.,—Yesterday the London Ses sions i.vas hild at Guildhall. A iniscietint was tried tor a vile abominable crime, and sentenced to a yvar'N iinvtisoinuent. PoaTamourti,"Nov. 30.-I'll4 morning at aboo twenty minutes .before three, a shock, resernbt-- ing that au .-eathquaka, was' felt very gene ially in the towns of Portsmouth, Portsea, and Gosport, and. vicinity. It was instantaneoui,.and caused such a tteoenctous motion in may houses, 'that an many as '2 familias were ;I%laka by it; and sprmg. out aLbed to ascertain its cause. To many persons whom it awoke, it appeared as though some heavy body had been moved in, the lower. part of the house, oad.sfloCk.its whole tabrick ; tip others, it was a.stichen modon ortheted,,as though caused by the win. strength of a persop standing near it ; •t be furni ore in their rooms tanked, and the handles of chairs moved, as by an electric shock. Sekral soldiers on guard say, !oat' it• was .attended by a hol low .runibling, noise ; and seveeal 'people belonging to vessels in . the harbour, desciibe the water as vio le'Mly agitated for some minutes. It appears . toy laSted inland near a minute._ • HYDE, Nov. 30.—This roaming-, about! two o'clock, a smart shock of an earthquake was felt in . this town and neighbourhood. Many of the houses and -futniture dre. greatly agitoted for about a minute; those . who happened to be awaken at,the time,• were, much alarmed at the occurrence. CIII,CIIIISTER, Nov. 30.—The inhabitants of this city were this morning - mob alarmed, about three o'clock,* an Untifial -noise,, which continued for ivitty seconds, somewhat similar. to the rolliog 6 hunder, andoclosoki with 41 tremendous crash, whicl. only be compared "t 6 sonic dreadful explosioi -413 efieth were the same at Mtdhurt, Petworth, Arundel, and all the adjoining plaCes, but is consi dered to have been tt►oit severely felt. along the coast, Bosha►n; Siddleshrm, Seises, Pagliam, and Bognor; at the latter place, much alarm was cleat ed ; the consternation of the different vilrages can not be so well deuninud at conceived. `There is now living in Wolverhampton Wreiii3le child, 'aged three yenta,. who is a grelt natural ea.; riosity: Her name,:is Sarah Shore, the daughter of William and Dorothy Shor-.b, labouring peofiler*ho reside in what is called Ciibby Island, in Stafford street. l'his child's skin is remarkably white, and her hair, whioll is prodigiously long, thickset; and fine, is still whiter but what chietty distinguishes her from other children of berage, are her'eyiesi the leis dod whole Sight of these being Of a bright red, ratheror it {,hilt cOlot-Ifp, They. are also excel:Jingly Weak, .so that th,e ,chilic cannot, well bear. t0,,100k sieitillastly at, the light;. btit, in return, sherd° see objets, when it is.nearly Lim V., that are invisible to tither pei..ons. eyo6 art: .4itirrst always la. per. pel-tual atoLinn ; and that in these partieulJts.she different truth the oilier n of the iaine prentsi . thukh she resemble them , iu her physiugnottly. ',1.711:e mother of the chtici,io question accounts for its sittgolatity by, declaring, that ; when she ,had advanc . ed aboat a, mont h in bur ptegaancy, : ihe went to see three Albinos chilcirett,who wete exhibited at the fair of that to \, , n, .011 v hick OC:ASiOp herimaginvion particularly, attack by the 4pu,earanca at one of - them, girl, . . N OLIN rintha by 1 1 ( . 1 () ° -03194 i3S, Maiden-lanc. CPvqnt.l 141qq4 Publiol9tl 1:1);' WI 1. LI AK 4K NI ICI g §Cltl PPS, Squth 1.0 tioe Oxkieu, No, lig, Strand, where Advert iserizenis, Ord4ris for tha Pa s tier, Lenin igf th 4 4iitor, Vic, (Bost paid . I BfRlll.l. Partridge. `.At `few-plate, Thetf ord, the Lady of Henry • .' Isq of ;I Son: On Sonar)? lact, in Wimpole•street, the Right if on. Lady t Chatl/tte tiond, of a 03,,gilter. Th.,: sarne,day, .mr4. Richard TWitlifig, of Norfolk.street , Oa Son. --------77.--------: . Pitsts, Yeste43,y; at St .-Geori.**".4. nloonisbury. I. T. ClefilVilt, E sq . of Woligrni.pOce, to Mica Mount, of tiovticki, Czultvrbury.k .1 Craw)c. after a courtship a on 4 night. Mt , ltolagtt Parr). tit• n Lieltar, age‘i'io. fi4o-hite.manotauftrer and Ite - r.r3:- 1 lane Easton, secone.4l,Kightor of 41r. fanics Ea ,ton, of Ealitod.J.-....2 . . -',. • DIA 1). , .. , . On ‘Vedncsday"evrating, at Ins chambers in raper bui'.4.• inns. Inner* Tent-pie., citaties LambCrt, Esq. FA•S, ~fed rily'. form. . • . (In Thulsday jot, 0 BrIKIOII, MIS. 1:011ttf, eje of Mr. Shirley Forster. On the Itld ult. at. P lyrtotttli, aged. 34, L of a ravid iontenant G,7114 Wnrcuit, or 1-iii Maj:!:ity's sin... Lyra, rleGhne. (ht. Saturday last,. attar. a ;,m4 .and severe illuei?, 1 4 c" t/ Tit •ntas Speittelle• Es q. in Ndw Orotund-sav e. 1 he "Ile d4y, air.tal 59, at his house in Church•strel, C; re,uwwfi, Mr. William' Mm,. many yeors anil . Ciii,,J.lne.chapt, of I-hat lataee-. ' ' - tit} the ; Alt nit. at her Io0"e in St. George's. row, Pi* Park, Mrs: ‘Veston, relict 'of A rntirose,Weston, FA . 1te(I : Feocliurch- street., . - :Eat,y on Sunday morrieg, Mr — lohri Eames NdetPC 4 ' 4 . tnner "reinple, Smir. ~ c ~ -Ye.,tertiay nuyning, in 11,31-riproi. strut, NetvingtOrh Or rel.. Nirs..ltv-x tionield, in the 85trk year of her 40. 'K' wetly Qt" Rao, Ili Svitzerlsmi. V.;ATER; A T LONDON BRIDGE TO-14°R" RO W. Morning...4o ruin_ a fter 4. I.l:voning. o mitt atter 5. . -----'----- . _ _PRICE (IF STOCKS • ik.STZSD AY• . q Itldia 1301105, WS. 15. pr. Exclicq , 13i116 x i s. ii.a (Minion, i oiciii. Imperi3l An n. Cow. jp! Opellipi.,, 6.0 64. Rink Stock, Navy 5 per Cent s 6 k 96 4 Ixer Cent. 781 I per t ent. ken. 621 3 per Cent. Cons.. 63 4 Bank 'Ann. 16ths I . , ' LONDON MARKETS, : . RETURN OF %VIIEAT IN MARK -LANE, fly NlcSsis. CHILD fIit'Nt.IILIASI Mo t " (6411crs ! 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