The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-09 00:00:00

~ undocked ; 'al - te ii cut down frOTI;) --- ago gun ship t0i.. 1 74,....ind will shortly. a put ni .. - • 1-lislYlaiettrit ship, Bel4ueui was dOcked. . °AK, 'SiPT.'2.LOII-' . • , Saturday .Arrived the Po-t cli rgus sloOp of war, Capiain I.4l.oYo,Milii, the ,1.4rt3 trans 'N(B 2 1.), 18.0, a n d 24 t, tiav' itig ,ou board the 'Vest Middlesex. Militia, commanded by hlai 4 .., tali•-,-neithe'r Ciloi,el or Li-utenant-.Colonel hay. 7 lig accompanied them. their They . They. are goo st rong , and . viiiesati`d children amounted to nearly 200. Mkt of the Otlicers'ate Irish.. They left Dover,, , "'''' f b ' .1 iey ein arked, on the. lath ult. and owing Q3 toioui •• bratl w inds, were o bli ged to brat the whole a.r641 iltday •th . o w l s e 17th, they put nail Falmouth; y cag to um) of the transports (ilie Scipio) haYing l k ,' ,•• -• • Bti away her fore -top-mast, and, ailed again on 'II. On Monday the 26•1 t, fell in with the . 11/ 0 1 . . I"rstle frigate, running for Fahrouth; with the ciltaaai.h , cud . 4 , • Mediterranyao a i d-Lisbon convoy, Nig the th e 5.11 Dragoon Garth,a .file. to 'reinforce a r t., l . under Lord MILLING TON. Ti t . torst were afraid they would have to reland the his lat kraal:h. Oti the 28th fell in also with 1,.: Ufa 4.4) fitetan, off Scilly; . having - the . ' YvalobltinaFles t, last from Madeira, under CAlliVoy, ' 0 i - ' 116,, ' 11 114, 25,),t1), . the podattles met the. qua r d.,,, . I, , uutlnd. Mediterraoran convoy, under his "P! ' . , s IY ship Leonidas. - ' ''. - ' . `ili e pi ( , , . , IQ p o a t °, Ltil,ll. PITTNI,ANT', has a signal flying, 1, 1 rit t'l• She -takes under convoy two trans Lii : ( ' 'Yin; at,Nlonkstowti, with detachments for . "'rt. S,ile is exnnled t;) sad on 'Wednesday. Ce rk ,. o ~ . . tr.,, , ,,d,r ' S ir JoitiN C. Sii o ugHooki, K:IL . C° "" l . - 154 41 In e Avt a t N ova :;,.:ai,A, .end Suite, tin- Liar: i ii ii rl S'ittly4y afternoon at l'ortsiti:Aith; on '', ll G 7 tilia , ;' )un ili , i trig ite,. Ca lean •JoYcs. 'Ti,,: oir ti, e pe , l that rig rung kr: fialitax.--General co iria,,;,: R4 v o sT. we uthiersiiincl, retnirv i es to il . t! ttnt,.,. 41e ," It uebec, vacant by' Sit J.A . 14416 c‘iAIG S i ii . ~..I : he'4 l l . Com e l,: has copied _the list of Americau • ',"'iittk‘.ll,.4l.lhe federalkt dinner, of which : an ac f44i ri''"" IYr,,„gttii in'the London papers. At-the ~riiiB , and .7. the anh•bu.tis be planted iii our llsobjoi,,,Pi,'ioee amp s of 30, .60, and 74 tfiuna,, 'ii a Le llowing trite :--- . :fia t herctiltai that Airiericia will be truly a P' 34er ' (ilat e d , ta:_ize.ria will cease to be harassed,' heryti . ag , z i:!rY lat e , e tq f her e,iimmerce sobiected to tn,e,,,,•,a: 4 1 0 of t h e rie (.4ov.lhutent of Lohdon. ' .1:11 r 7 li 6 1, ~,f ;iie and thirty 1t14.1,es would reildrr her ~,i e lig e mh;11411 eon4ideration, and thirty .shipa of ' n reere;" ( ,' 'hilly friyi,vB would , cost les* to her taii• -in4nii.. • ' s . . c '....,-v'kind oc-• A ton e d 10 , i , IL 11111ACtAIIIRIAIN 0. , e- ~/ ~. t, l rtat i t: : bY 1:. iglind now ,cost h er. • ,A goo. 4 'g to oh tg " i ' l "" Pdglit trl:vote hill 6aerfi""VV".}' • .gttes, or ...rn ihirt i shi p , 6 1 l b, h oe , and thirty frt . 'titan) 10 14,vaaunea Ilia ithle ealonce,, and submit. 1 17it,t , th e Ilia yok e Of •Faigland, all before h ullo ' . Papers : I. • l° the Ist August have ' reached. 11;14,1,the4a,",„:,:i'et furs4o the Orleitis territory states:- i t : '''e n. lv i,„, ' `3nvettitnetit had i nsisted uPo . „ tni...ie,flk,(t 6' 4 ,,";; 1 ° • .. ",,1i ) t,, the. N.I ,bile iliVel: t ,th il liChhe: 1 ,: t 4 4.41,„wr0t. 7.9.1.,,itt1t5h Governor, koi. • _ who ti hei t ) Ilki tii. tly 'asts'auce, a number of gun-boa . • tie.ieriannan,l. "eiiii CLAIBORNE, and placed in tis.'''`lt. 'Lip In '; Pol4,burt on.lacith sides of Fo r t 4' l (il , -'s re'I‘IIICe was abandoned, Wb hap l4'lB4 1 1 t:one,eill ' . • and the vitlweiti witip,uitetton•rn I t ) ti r ti li' ' ;ll ti t is. t b i e ,. e ". lay .cieretl ( •- with a latter fir am an the.liritish Army, which we ttc h .,' l kisi of !ILIY C°nlrpelli, nti giVit)g 3131Albab ‘ l . 4 : ," I K4'; ‘.'lU Obit'et of. Lord WELLINGTON 6 t e:- •vii l t hip ~ We ar e - . s ki , tini.,•,d try tia.Patt.t), Ave. 1.2.--- ,„._ to 4`1,i1(1,, , of old theatre bet weeu the I .•'° 3 . (Itq l rt) Ai th: h i d inost probably shall nime for w9icl ti,)`!lbliti,,,„ " I t''r• The insuperabte 4"41".1Y-' 1 4 1 "rli ii , i 'l 'lid the nature of the roads), to the tol 4 ,,‘ i bp:', ° ., t i ward the 'hea vy ordnance and . 0 , 0 . " 4 . 4 4 - 1 .. ktieth wally t our attacking N I , na t .,,,,,. preveh , . _ ti lltl,_ i, t er it 'but we shall push on towards Si! 'l l / 4 "r 4 thmt PtoPose.of drawing the French ar -6y eNoti,..d- ,',.undant countries where they. are Pa ti , 4 eni,,,„ . it this purpose :should be etrectd k,grit poi r ', i ti vre. we shall have•gained a Most in''' , r“ t LI N , -• A s 80 i • find tooliin - in --, :st ra i - ' , •IS 4 . .on 481.tleyus , . , 1 4 ik it the manta, they will be. obliged:to cos-' it w hole of th e i r sleet now cantotted at , . ti ck „ , , „ . . lirAt"llti ati.`dutintrY :(bruit TRIAVera de la iteYna, ii, t'a l (:i ati Cr Hia, and 'march without - loss of . lht si ; `iti 4 , til Rodrigo ; whet; Lord W RLLING. °Qt ahltll4;ttrited his purpose --that of drawing 't thk:araiii,o'untly where they cannot exist with& ne tt '' Op' 4 "`"•inay en her fight them to advantage) I to 4 1)44 • L • tk i i ce. b p rofit, i ion .nehind the Agueda, in readi 'lli i if p f any false movernent they may t o ih ..tioN , , , o rti e Iv, APARTR 4 attention ahoirld he.taken 1 11 4 In ( " t il, • so t 'iltA t 1 4 111 i ,• , ns to preveht his aoply t.ein ,`l4lth,o all,411) the Pertinsula Pthink we shag `'lci 'il yti f ,... ~," him plenty of amusetnent here •i--- N l , vit dri l l e r be carried on without money )111 ' tiv t , it '''!4l be , a liberal supply ) we "au i I ' l l'aii i 4114 at,: l ,?, "' iiiie. NVith,trioney, we .00 t 1 lt 4 : arid ea , '.uant supplies 'on the frontier- W'' t o4 i 'aiy wh" i nane supplies to great advalithe,, , e over It 11 411 °is tind i 44 y 1 ,„ er the necessity of separating 4 ,` l ttt it 'Plket his I - - - • '. 'la • but #1;-etisi, live 4h ,,„ nedhs of subststt no ~ . t3•ll lll _l4e riee, ;'. n) . t be able to effect. any thing tri a l oil tittpi ) i y ..:.„,° l , l our movement, s will depend 1 lohit% eta at io trit i e " l cil , We draw !run) the sea-ports ; 1 la tai (' 'let h a l t , irl 'a t o carriage. _ . Our move-. r . ttnt d t „., ~..1 expeditious as they wow ( ' be, NI f ti 4 Vit M ips on such considerations. As fait (1.% wa llfia v ' e . money in abundance- snpplies 0 . 1 14) tsi - ,,' " '; •r but as soon ' 1 tit-lancet "Ili e ittieti en , . as I kr. fir,, eta, t 3 - ., Le Incorteei`Vabie ditliFoitY• to 'dais, here; are the I,';' stnewa of t;tlittft. • •••,.. . ' • '. . . h -14 40 . ......, ..... . ) 4 ' ‘ l l ,w in th e 0 , . - .., i qi oi l , 4 itie LP mset•ston of Mr, poorge,Ler!- 1r ' WI, t k ,,, i th 1, itiay,, 4....fluire g'ailow,y, aged .11 4 4 bil aliv t 47 present. I°4lii -16 °I theal. '''Plaa '''''' 01 0 UP- ht ,( ; I Y' qt(11 'n b..blittr,..§ii.r. i. The following Gen;!elven Were this day pat info *4 • • nothination to' filrte-otti ;I' Ce: or...i\fiviar ; for the year kinsuini, viz. 'llitniiatilViantal, George Stringer, Wm. Knotke'r„ and Edward .Thorop:on, when the latter, ',alio , a Slintig. roiliest, was duly eietteci. It was thought et staitilig that Mr. Stringer would have been returned. , _ The Rntland Militia from Deal came in yester day, and ,instantlyembirked on board the tratilorr No. 10, and sailed to-day' for Ireland. WINESOP, Yesterday evening thu QUEEN and Rat NCES'SRS took their usual afternooo's excursion in . Froginore Gardens. . . . . . The Pitivcassus did not ride out this morning, owing to Princess SOPHIA being slightly indisposed with it cold. Arrived this morning, some of the MeMbers of her -MAJESTY'" Council, at: the Qpeen7s Lodge, Consisting of the. Archbishop of CANTERBURY" mat Lords AYLESPOIip: ,and. WINCHILSEA, where they held a consult.ttion with Ills MAJitsrv's Pitt sicians. Afterwards they _waited on her MAJESTY in ~t kie Castle, with whom they held their Council, whidh sal a considerable time. • • SUNDAY, SErT. R.—Yesterday 4 afternonn, about six o'clock, the Archbishop uf CANTHRBURY, Lords AYLESPORD, and WINCHILSEA, took leave ()Cher Mtassry - , for London. Atiet wards ife QUERN and, FAMILY went to Frogrnore, till eight in the evening, when they returned to ti.e, C ast le. Arrived on a visit her:MAJEsTY,.this morning, their Royal Hi4linesses the Dakes..of Yuatr., twin Qatlands, and CLARENCE, it 011) Bttsily At half past two ,o'cii ck. arrived her Royal liighne,a the pucheti of. YORK. The following are the stations of 114' English ,re ginirnts olMPhtidin'lrtaittal :.--, , .. c'clorltW,Eil . . . Lontlondetty. Corsi i Miners 1: .. • . E.illiscuitiV• Isfol)igumary . . Ne.w,,Geneva. '' Nortnuntbet Lien • ' • . Cork. . West wail - and - ' . . 1101 e. kattlior ~ 2d Surrey : . • . Mu I i fluor. ' C..erttarvoil' • 7 . . Longford. . ,N 1 e none h . . . . (; ralf,trcl. ' - Vl4t•4 NI Mak:so); . % • Low , '" a• 4etogit.Se . 4 • . ()111.,,..ii. ' . Len: s ter • • . . I)ublin. ' C'attirgait ' . . . . 1.4111er.t k., NutAl.lSilanl • , . .I)Ubliil. The Yd bast Ilion of 'the lioth rigiment, and the recrill,ing_depOt Of the two luttalions of—tila. !oth . • rt,giment, have quilted Lincoln f o r Norwich and Hull, and arc-to be succeeded by a iegitnent of Irish INlt!iii,i. Sir JoSerti•Yostlcs_having raumed his scat at the Admiralty . , the ships lately ,undet his .cothirtatitf have been' ord,Ared on ditfereA services. - Thri E-didttur i g/t; '74, Captain Ent.Les, has received pressing flrtieis to sail immediately, and join Ad (coral YOVNG', oil Flushing ; the Daneinnri:, 74, Contain Btsssior,. and the i t engeur, 74 Captain Bitows, we Understand, are attached to: the Channel fleet. • While the kchhishop of CANTERSIUItY tell aS such persons as Dr. CliArtiklES BURNBY, a Gentle• to in tio much disiing , iisired by talents anti attiO rllolllll for Ecclesiastical dignities. no,orie can . ,entu. plant that the high pretpg:itive of COLifilrring ; De-. grees. is lodged in the hands of the present 'Aletre, pulititn„ German Papers to the,23d nit, have conic to-hand, bw their . ..contents area unimportpt. A, private letter from Itnnigsherg.statcs, " that the war with Ttlr has nearly exhaustM the Russian Treasury; that the Paper money amounted to . . 8u millions of roubles while the annual revenue barely cqo lis 118 millions; hat the paper is at a discount of near .300 per cent. and the Exchanges at that of ,145 per, cent,; and that with such financial embarrassments, the Go vernment must be at %ions to avoid entering into a fresh war, of the successful teriontalion at which they cannot entertain any very strong hopes." $o favoutable has.the wind been, since the .flect for Portugal sailed on Wedhosday, that by.illis . tilne. they - must be- near Lisbon , Brigadier - G e ne ral CAMYUBLL, COlOnel MACDONALD, •Lord CLIISTaw,r. Dr: LAFiIIN, and many Stall Officers, went 'hitt by, this tleet to 'LordWELLINGTON. Anotlrerr 'fleet is now preparing to sail from Portsmouth - and Ply mouth for Bono'. A detachtnect of the Guards, and many Officers of that distinguished corps, have been marched' to Ports Mouth to em b ar k ; Sir EODEtri Kgai Peri - ea, talents as an 4rtisi , are so lusty admired, has recently. lett this country on his. return to Petersbnrgli, by permission Of the Ernpertir of Fttosta, who has graciously fur nished him with every, passport neceasary to 'facilt• tate his journey. ?,1 - r, and Mrs. Kasfat.a went the usual tour of the Highlands during: their late excursion to the • North. • . . Baron GEOADdIi seems' to - be the chief. Objen of Newspaper raillery at present,. but he has evidenly been 'a strenuous candidate for public pollee, and therefore he' must consider all -s,.cle w a ggery ;is t i portion of the fitme which ho 1133 been so solicitous to acquire. We are assured, that taking the blossom °rapt/lei as soon as it is , tormed from the poutop stalk,' at this season, will greatly increase the evince at the rout, which otherwise is considerably exhausted by sup, porting the seed. • A„flight of some hundreds of storks, on the 2Sj_ll of June, alighted in the vicinity 01. B iceberg, In Germany, and were caught byt the In various parts of Germany, flights.: 01 birdi,•of .the most beautiful:. plumage,• have been seen, and which are supposed to be natives ofltdrrea, end artraCied northwards by the extreme heat of the season. Tanao, BRPT. 7.--.ThreOrlOtin men, of Abel, name of Wright (two of thefts sons of Mr. Wright, of -Mouse.liole, and the other the son of Mr.. Wright, schoolmaster, at Madron), were drowned onSundav last. inModorg-iloy; !trim a fishing bout, in Which they were cruizing 11)50 tiOtt ....i-`fertiale.' relative. Two .of them hating got - into the , pinitalengside the large boat, upset her, and the td i.d lost his life by generously toMping overboard to SUE, the others. U . 7-IPlei; In conseg ietice .1,1 , the following letter from the Oilier of th • Cortinlitndlr in Cnief, eddreised to Lieuteriant-Gene`ral Commander of the iyoupi in the Ketif District ~the gltil Light Dragoons, and the TroopsStationeeiriCiTntet bury, Mart:hod to Bartiatii Dawns, on Saturday, the 4th August, when the commands of • his RoYA ilighneis the Prince Regent. were 'carried into erlect ' (c9PY . • Ist.l August, to:. Sii.,-- 7 Yotir letter of the loth July, and th e se ,. veral documents which accompanied it, have been under the Commander in Chief's Most serious con sideration, and I -am now catutuanded,tci inform Yo v ti; that eircurstJances in which Capt. Prier of 'the aueen's Regintent.Q(.Dragoon Cards , and CaPt. kaut.T GOOltiourn,-tindLieutebant-eluillinan, of 'o)o'23'dtight Dragootis, - 4re implicated, are so novel,. and, at the sanie . time so eittiemely•prejarli- . , tint in .jtaeir tendency . to. the disciplioe of the service, that hi, Highnes.s has felt it iticil t ubent on him to , iutintif • the whoie of the case to ttis iteial High.; , 4 .„.• titN3 the ,P'e'nce Regent. " ant Commanded, to direa you, •Sir,'.4lt the hea4.ol the it23d Regimenrof Light -- Dragooni, and in preitence•of the Gars isn't' of Canterbury, publicly and solemnly to 'inform Captain 'Hunter, Captain Goulboiii, and Lieutenant Quillioan, that by corl descliding to become the anchors of an anonymous publication,' in which the feelings Jf i heir bro+ her , Otfieers and some Of. the r,:...spi!ctable iithabitarits of . Canterbury have been " most unjustifiably and'' , :.;•en totily injuired; ihey Wive towered them'seUes much in the estimation . of the Prince RegeOt, and have placed themselves' in a 'saint toil Very dertGiitory and inconsistent with th'eir rank and' 's a.ion 'officers in the ruili6ry service. The otfence 'of which they have been why is most paint:6laq repre,bens:ble; nor is the nio.ie in which they 11.0.; e tooug}:ii prover to viler reparation to time polies in jured, fess the ob ject of. his - Royal Highness's must decided disapprb nation, such C011(1U ct being a ,real aggravatitin of the offence they hive ci manned avinst Military •dlici pline, and agiinst that regard that 'every man owes to the laws or his country. V ".under these circumstances; his Royal Highness the Prince Regent is a,one restrained Aront exerting the power with which he ,is invested, of removing , Captain Hustler, Captain Gottluourti v ana Lieute nant. Quiliiiiati, taint hts-Majesty's service, by the hope and persuasion that thervL ore not aware of the evil tendenLy of the measures they • were ptirsuing,' or of the fatal cotisetpaences with which they ;were' likely to be ailetidedAto themselves. • • " Hitt !loyal Highnesi, however, commands that they shall be. informed t h at their condua hereafter. shall he watched; and it is only by a representation tiorn their superior officers, that. they have learned . a due sensti.of their 7 errors,.by the marked ptojglery of their future behaviour twin as Officers and Mem. , hers of Society, that his Itoyal Highness will ever be induced 'to allow them to be promoted in thel Ser► ice. , . Captain Peter• Hunter hal been ordered to' Canterbury, with a view of receiving from you in %ha mode palmed out, bis jioyet Highness's cum- " It is the Prince.neke"At's pleasure, that this letter shall be ibstried the 'orderly books o f all tici Regiments in the'4(eni District under yoUr ecitn cn.tod - ,- and that ul the Queen's Regiment of Dragoon Utvitrls. ci: e. tothly 44•HARter Chi.VORT, " eiiijtitata.(44ll4l4. 44 Liatitcnaut L;cnetal FuLlc4. Bow.sTß nr.T.--On Friday, a chirtiney.;stveepei's boy, betwecso twewe And thirteen years of age,_ ot- Ivied a horse for site itr St.' Giles's," for fifteen dill liog.i..The appearance of the professor of the brush, mounted , on a poor animil; rkarly famished; with its bones ready to start through toe Skin, With only an out piece of string for a. brittle, and two shoes that had come off the riorse's hoofs, hanging on the string, had troll IndicrouS appearance. A master chinutey-sw,ecper, residing in Short's Gardens, agreed. to purchase the horse, and .desired the boy to take it home; but it.wing no doubt of its being worth cwo.or.4hret pounds, he questiOned, the boy h i oW he came bp, it. The boy wkis recognized by another chimney-sweeper, who was present, to be the apprentice of Mr. Redford, o( Swallow-street. Mr`. U. attended at ilow-streiti - Otlice, on Saturday, where the boy wain custody, and identified him as his apprentice, who-bad ran away from hint about three menths since.' -A chimney-weeper of Kingston attended, and stated,' I'hat the prisoner had been winking for him for some time past ;,.the horse (mind in his possession had been stolen from the Comiuon. The prisoner was corninbted for .11411 an w as office, brought to the oce, charged with; Felling in D.,vitt Thomas ,r.IB trussea of straw, ..1161t at weight.. , The defendant 'pleaded not rnity. David Thprnag, n itable-keeper, of Green.street, said, that VA tile . 171401 august his purchased a load 600114;, containing Artisbes, of the defendant.- 846 n alter they e,tr delivered, he weighed some, of theta, and finding tlir hi deficient in Weight, he sent for the Cleviti of, pie market to weigh the whole.of them, who llec4ined coming, saying, he was no .He in consequence went to the deputy clerk. of :the /pallet, \VW) attended, and 'weighed ituscel, 28 of theiu were'short 01. weight 941 b- .0n tlie4tverage of the whole s 6 trusses there were 11711). short, there being five trusses over wiht ?lb. rrtie defendant - was Corti:it:led in the penalty of gc -64, on the twerity.eight trusses, and- the pasts, mauling the payment of the deputy-clerk Of thl war Let... : On Thws.lay.morning hst 33 two young Ladies were walking by the sido of the New liver, neat Cstionbury, they discovered the body at a young woman in the water as4ttance was imitediattiy yrOvutea (tam the neighbourhood, end she was got . 9 vt,.b‘it not before all signs at We were gone. bile peared to have 'been In the water bat a taw imam lite body was conveyed to' the Church-yard, and his not yet been Owned. The deceased was welt dressed, and appeared to be Atom, eighteen years of age. • • .4 -4 4 . • INTERCEPTP,O &ORRESPOVDESCII". 3 iLl"rt k "PROM CiRORRit, OP Dit-15104 COUigT ERmciAtt iy TO HIS MAJIt ST? kING JoSPPLI AT . . I. " MAY 4T PLII4aA Votra AJ6TY, ,1 1,hat the .cit,tinguihed h6oUur t 6 Alaje;ty; that on khe Eld . ot . Aniust I aniret.,l .13aitorMe bn the 20d ult. 'lli clinseritiedee . of tnitithing orders trcitikmitteit .o cot from his. Al.ijesty tltd Jmt , ernr, to PrOce',3,l Sp:iit with the divlslcso 0f2,00'0 nig!) placed under toy m comtnid. Qrt, the sat . he ciao I attain h. , ft Vittoria ) , , and snail renew [fly Marato-morniwiipOn 13urgos; hat itig cnteted thia place la;:t 4,1g0t stt a very hour. - " r itri -. chatged- Wlsh:a letter from his er til q . Ertl, ; •eror (6. yuLlf D . adje,ity, which accoti t pa o i is disPaicii. I eind them both by my lint-de-Oariip; Colonel ,Belit ) it • not b rin r conakt, at (Jeri I tviZPived, to couste to 1V tnid to lair my services at your .Majesty's feet. " 1 kiti;,e to your ,f,;43l.sty likewi'se, that my dii. , l3lon ac'eottipa i ted across the P ) rennrei gay ith; Men ut der- Cwloriel Cpt.thniet, who. ac cording in ipstrortione pri,e-, : tied to Kup;,"cll.l,a, II) 06:QpVtAte wits the artny ot the Sboth. iVith the most prolotnid respect, I WS , * your .tilajesty'i tutilds,•• "EittotaAwrit, Gen. of "'Miranda (ICI Ebro." LhTTER IL FROM NApdi.io Tp:bEr.d;'.4Aiii; them Tgil BAMB COLJUIER. DkAR ERoTtran.—The reintotcementS:yna q u j te it not in tiiy povt er ,to seigl . „at present itd• the tull eXtent, but ',have given bide;ri to arvoral. divisions to mArch ,try the troutieri of ,Portug.4,.and one di V 13i011 ha ve r direg r ied to repair to M .400; there to retnitin . .at your being. tnily of the difficulties you 11. i, e to encounter. " This letter I have. entrutitttd to 0 , ..04-011 count Broilarte, *hb will o ttanamit tt to xoti.aiii Anon as po,= sible, being himself under orders for Vail.tdoltii, where he will arrive before th 6 middle of AUgost; He shall be followed.lq Others, but .. .at this moment 1 cannot, with perfccl .. .scurity, .regal who have.been for some tin} e posiCd in the-m're nOrtfiejti part ,my empire. As soon as matters shAli he So arH: ranged as to atrhorize it, fresli reintiatconients be sent. . Your afreionate brother,. " NAPOLEON." "Paris, july iStr." Last night, between ele;/errand twelve ri'clocir, afire broke out it "Mr. Howard's, clieesetrionger,t HiAli-itreet, N. wington 'Butte. It raged with the. greatest fury for abo.it hall hbur, but bY tho timely arrival of the engines, and a pli-ntifol 4upply of Water, it was got under, without the d e str uc ti on o f the adjoining houses. I N't did hut hear of fitly livet being lost. • , A po.wder-mill on i HountiloW.heath Wi*:up cite Satwday efiernquo k whereby tWo of the vv urk men 19st• heir lives. ' between eight and nine o'clock, the lane , leading from Wands%cirih. to tattersea, twd fellows, dressed .in smock frocks, and armed with bludgeons, . attacked. Mr, Wells, .of Phiuiro i and having, by a blow with a bludgeon felled him to the ground, they robbed him of his wateb and pocker 7 hook, Containing 271. in bank notes. The following per on,, all of whom resided with in tour miles. of tie ti eiling•pl.tre. of fare, in Shropshire, died during last &Month; at lilt ago an,e nexed..--;Sarah Swith, v 5; Focherd Jones. 80i Mary Chandler, g 7 name unknown, Q 7. A es now living in the neighbourhood upWards at luct years of age, and several wh i rrs at about 90 eac.hl GUM cA.I.-, , 0n friday, Adkins, theBow•ttr, et 'of. (leer, arrived at Worcester, in pOrsult of one rtet4,: Weociford, who was knowif to have dealt pretty largelii in guineas;. having found him , Adkithi, of frred him 8 guineas and 3 half goineas, for whh:h Woodford gave him I 0/. Si. itid, in Bank of :E g l a nd notes. He w . is immediately apprehended, and ecirb; witted, to gT,I. A great number Of counterfeit dollars are in clreu...' Three women, who had been deieet..,d sing bad dollars, wire, brought to the Bow.street PoLice.ollice on Saturday: A young man of the nariie of tucie, the son of a, tradestitan in Conduit-street, *as found drowned k. the Paddington Can3l on Fiiday morning last, with several exterior triarks of violence. He had been., missing since Sunday last, and he Was 'traced to have left a public •house at Uxbridge, at t U o'clock at night, cntlah inebriated: it isconjectuieil that the olece3scd' was drowned by accident;sand that the marki of hence were occasioned by rani. ? SMITHFIELD MARKET, stir.* This day's Market W 34 well sUpplied wish pi'inc. Beasts, and the spew orCatile in other respects Was considerable; , Pork supports last, price INduttpn Lamb and Veal we're cheater; and th 6 trade, lir neral was pretty' goodt:—The stdo.s in the fl,ty M tr. ker \vete somewhat li'vely ;. Hay sold at last IliLe ; Straw and Closet have lance In price.--We aots-x, accutate statentenipi the prices and nerttl*i To sink the offill per stone of tit). nee. 4s. ods to si. 24; Niuttoti 4i. at. to si. itrl.. ss, od. to 6s. lid. Pork ss. od. to 6 *! bri. Lan.) 35 . . 04, to 6s. 6d., Beasts Sheep and Latnlis 19,500. Calves 140. Vim zSa. Sbittlit,fttLO IlAt•MAßiat. tiny 41. cos. od. to 71. to!. od. Straw lilt. 04. :0 31 10S: Cti. Clover 51. VA. cd. to 71. IS Court ExcHAN6E, the rivals of loVhqat coastwise make a middling atinp'iyi with Oart of last lifeek't foreign, obnnt quarters; hnd general sates arc n:tincti rat b•I'l tome tine Old What Or (porter Barlry d Malt Maintain fast prices; NV him Peas datiiter ; of the two sorts likewise ; 'there are tolerable ren.ainii ing - 3Lippli6 of 0 its., sand this trade-tinnier:l tit I t ifT variation ; l lotir niotttly named dater, dim l. pi K tack vtri, c , t . t as a 96s I tto, Tick tles t rs . . 4 8 A 4.: 4 Fine ditto . . ill,. a 1 vf”. ibitultitaxolti) . ~, k 44 .. Rye .. . OA A 45 , , (i. 4 t. . - 22) A 2Cs a 3“ parity . . . 405 a 4 f, a I , ,,jaoct ditto . 32* A 33a Malt - -- - 751 A 7 es vot,t,-: ditto A 341; ir Sit . Ivtilterass,boilers 724 a 76* Rape Sited . -40 i. 4 444 1. tarry ditto - - 5.4 a SSS Eine Hout . . 9,.,s . 4 45 ., Usti. " ." " 47 3 a Pi s o4 rthi4 . . , Iys a 94i