The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-01 00:00:00

erq that the Spanishtrof)l s e s h thetri ee o f ti lt! iii - ete;4l.(l King should 043! they,siiit,lcl set tut it) tire t "' t htee tlayt. They o e to by aecompanied by the' tegiraent at drii..inons, No. 4, nnd,,by, t h at of in- No. q 5, and ior tits journey horses are nx tieil from the ialtabit ants w!th great , ri g ° "' It c ; u6denll Y l'serted their destination „Pike, whither, n apears, is goitv, and Garan trr t y l i tt4 eorinnaHder room Frenth C o llllfille to fortify themselves in tlit' 1 41 positions, and to E•tre`nnitlyira Aire made Chil e of de Zerina and '2,ifra . ;' OtIIRA . . LTAR, OCT. —This . .morning a ret *) C. tiny ' "Mit 10,000 men were seen from he, gairi trp,v:tl(l4 St. Roque ; in conscrice,, hat 113111, teru s i s ,, r t ny. , c ons isi I , lg i)f five tut,usti..‘l, , totn , t.vneed their retreat final St. Rove. th '''k ol " Of this garri,on, where the ,A hiAqto., I P o lattation of St, !toque bad taken shelter the, r r t ling d.',Y. 'lle French troop s enacted tniii.:d.iy; and II ey pushed on s'/tic 11 ' r b Y ry ioWal thr garrison m O 4) (I tli-e ' t • fir "l npon by onr w in-boats ; otlehorcii 'li'le(,-itt:lnge-Gr)V'e, they halter., and tetul twit io St. Roque. Some skit inishit)g, • FAQ,Ririe tl;t, , . look pl.ice bet \A eel) the Sp,ln!so Frt:orli c av , j , y. Oe f• s„ 4 ' 15 --The Vrvvilt which cow .4dm 'Y ' V lc , . still Continues in its t ete Marshal it P being drawn up in 0 line of battle to liraest,,yarti of St. Roque. - The Spanish army ts w c ." Ill) 00 the neutr,ll ground,' the right flank of th . e s e 7 " e d fri.ate, which is anchored oil belf a i t 'lle i r " 5 "ell. All the uppr batteries are mart -411,ti: n ight, in "aye the: Freneh'should make any "It the Spaniards. ~lahas just arrived, sev en 0 11 ,„ 143 age. from Mahon ; she, brings the titteld , *itC °, ' (3 el 1 • having defeated Sachet's,army', tt Lck " re ' l l losi, near Valencia, in three iicceiive 4 , 1 ' 13 (6 by the French on his pOsition, oear atri ved 'eillt hundred Of the French prisOners ha, a t Majorca befoie the /Voniwich DIM; FROM VA.LENCIA. 1t1„ • "P ATCII FRONITki CHIEF oft THE STAFF 6 1:: 1t'4 SEC iN Aitilit TO THE SU l rEltiolt JUNTA ' R E KINGD o m; 'ENT SIR, dly nrtir) o * * ‘ , ' , 4 4 1' olv , to .1 .1 • ' FI ,e • 6 0' oh „ 0301 i , y's column, which in my dispatch of itiannett your Excellency was fil:irCh • hav actually attacked Major7Gene 4)ipipo, who was P osted in toe ‘ietnity.., IA boo !lien of the battalion of Cart trOlis of the Hussars of ArragOti, and Dragoons and out wit hstanding the the'enerity!b torces,'lta‘int; two pieces which article Ge.'.erAl Onispo was' de -611 4 0U4. titimrdiate retreat as al. :b the Gei , eral n.t move, ill order 4).,r,' , • In tl" to the loyal inhabilatits of nSegorbe to 1 carry away their nrivilble, which 14 4 - bliietet y e ir,tt e d,..althetigh'he.had to con end ar e y of three hours with so sup , . riot. , ir nr • an ll fa i l'edtatcly upon this being effededs, he he- Ip r t e‘telk. i v , t h e best possible order iowardsthe ( i) I t M , 1 , 13 , tikAas, deserving the Brea •s ;t (I SPrtle• of the tficeti and ill l'tHltll ~~t uric qtr did not quit the field it honour, g , to• the last. The above. im t, wort by. lit , notice up to flits trio bj::itli:r,c.44:6lL(li 1 cornatuaicate to your Excellency t' I ud r g I • cri:"rve yu ll u many years. al fg RAmObT .Plasz.. ()Orth2"r, agy, at Eleven 4 '‘ 4 0 , 3.• .4t 1 04 TI;C 0/0 t i u by I 10 °ll‘ I I if jio , . • SIT ES. rt TINOS OF TUB CORT . , ~C 't, I s „, , Lct ' •"*" -- 1 li Lx R..gent, Eießllo'S,, oft w •ls rt i col let- . ' mi t t scapdal. St l i vit . t. -4(.. inanitesting ihe "goriloSe .., , r d i. 1 . ttil i l ' l e NI t hir e ,, t , ) o f t , e E x Regent, 3... tr i , dad c r4lic tarn, atl SL'd • and giV .1 g 14 ' ) it the lie u . l , the )r it i ii .e. ) , .t . : klh N i 110 1': ana it was ordered to be i lIL " altty . j4littl:i • The . COrnitis‘ion . 1) we .appomtect as kr, ..1 111 the trial at 'the - EA-Bege" 'Lirdjzabal' 114t,,"11 Aliarez, - 11t0, 83titatttl , r> Ntora l " , I. °Uk ta 1 ,' 1(1 I, Vtztyran t ,e, Itocie.trAn, Alvarez 1); r ' vii‘lAv t it n, s aucliez m,,,,as,rio, and 80 -1 1 Itlt m ', ial Senores nrce ab ,....103 ; and'as Al tor nies• - ‘. l ctie . , ~. tltii:,i"`' tlr qUilitiona. The el,-.Ctioir was sUspenu . 1 1 1, ,x) I 14)*(nOrrom. The thiy after to-morrow W . 34 til., 4 'l Vi l e ( Or the, discussion of - the motiOn t'f S e p. liiic, ~.44)?tiva, ‘vho solicits that in totur any ? _.' t),,"lleyil y or incite ti , lros ,, as i ites reports agaiot , , L IL" v "tPi tt • ' ‘')l r , • Übe tried tor High rrat 44. el , ) Ot the tiation,,bll4 . „, i 14 t. i(L'(1111,14 Mier was read . from the Minister of •Nic4ll(.l gt'" • J ilyici,t, app rov i n of the steps taken by 4q44;1 i'y i il h t. . . a rre s t 44 t, rth o El-11egent .Lat . , t . i lti, L',l.-:.-The EivEtion of the JudgeS who are to 4`'lthy.K•raegettt L i ardizabal took _ place. and the . , '4l ' A LI `'vele app ointed :—Monasterio, Nloralei,' 4 4 14- ' ck Not • r• Ornlaveila ; : 3 " d aS ' I', l`tie,.. r ., t . M. iLIDanOSO . , ._ . S t 1,, 1,\."M11, Dr. Manuel ,Marta Arce. . 11 :ly t i . --1 4 ' . '-•;itt)m, k4qi :.....Let, l b, Judgei present them 31.1 1 4 . ' l e teie the Council to take the oath, accord ilti I,nt tOrrn prescribed, which :was approved °l' l '' l (l ‘ t lr e r t E l tu take place 10-morrow i and th 4 t '' ,, li ' l .t : ''''jr ` llo siloold be - added to the number, '''' t 4 i ' - ' ll :ill lt tt • . I'm° under the greatest ttit,,, tl,l , L it. smut, t _ . 4 111...............eit ...........knooloo••••• i, t'. t At : 11 "4 Court of Proprietors of the ALBION 14 Q - -13. I ' I L 2 R IN COMPANY WaS h'. Id at • 4 4 (1111 1111.., 0 stilt ANCR. . e .. , - Y,l„ 1 ' ) h HOUtle in Newßridge-strt , ti )e3ter .44 - t tile Wedier f 'l' • tV•four Diretlori for w. Nilii i ., ~, .., 3 ? vien 1" 11 ' ' 'G tali:men •le ", ivit; 14 wm alit; w,,owing e 4 , ii,, ' • . - (tinBly re - eledcd, viz. i lui ir!cs P4rtkoll. Esq. Cltairntß. Ilk itililL)WeAkxi,Deputy ChaaroaP : Wit Huttourdble I , situa' lonathint So nth tit, 1 . 4 1 . • t i ' trit 3 3 , ..‘ Lord MAyur .. . E M. P. i i t t st y u,„,,ttelison, - Esq. . lohn Kingstnn, ~- sq. 1, 1 ,'1q e,„; i t i l . ll l,. I:sq. NI, P. t.eur#: Leauitt, LSIJ. kl t i F s itt,,,,, l t '•, 4l , r r, L 4,1. rho t m i s 14,1 ily, , hsq. l ', k ' 1,,,, 14 , 1 V4i:1,:, 1, ~,-,, ph Ntin, - 1, I 4 -1.... ~ --- - ki t -f Liet ik „ ',`. 4 " , -'p s(i. I! .10; t`kge,,,,, Loq. , i,1 111. 1, , 5• , j ' a l• :•,1 joiltt i'llifort.., v; ,:, ~..1,, I! Li. , Xiiii.nil i?..-.t, io', L-l• .. N. 1': 1 ,. / ` 44 -ii. 4 ',„“..'' '' 4 l. A iiii,../I: , ,,,init, v•i•t . Nil - , hi t ,`, 4 •'" L " - "- ,,, t•- '11144.,.....:-.i.1.4.1.11, Log 41" 46' n.". 'l, ' ' 7• ' ' , .d.:1,11.0. ,; ~ . I:: ~f. 'ha LOCI, 1), 1 It, V,A, Vv artil6l.o, • I ~ LYCEUM - . . . . The Comedy, entitled The Kisi,7which was an nunced.:for Wedoesday, - was 'brouglit dorward nigtit 'at this Theattc.—As it rv.tt3 held fOrtli as , a new. Comedy; the audience were somewhat 'prizrd to - rind by the, prologue' that. Jhe author hail ::been indebted to BEAOMOtWtillti PLETcrtEtt for the '• foundation of his piece, olrcl is derived from play wiltt,ll by them, called The Spanish Curate: A.s.there is such:a dearth of real dramatic genius prese.qt, the information which -"the prologue con. veked -could hardly have been, disagreeable ft.; the sodlence, as:they might be.sureat least. o: leaving some vigorous dialogue, strung humonr, and manly sentiment te.i%ed on the occasion.. This p l o,ed to 6 - 4... the case, and 'it is but jusliee to the" :Imhof% of the. piece of last night, (a Mr. CLAIMS) to say, altat...io- all the origioal matter which - he hos sup , . • p ted, , he has soLcesstollv. imitated ttie style and cast of thought of' the old'DialinatiSlS to whom he is indebted .fur the aotline of his work. -The none and Chief foand,ition let the fable arises from . a kiss which. Count Olnzedo (PirrtiAz4). nad bend to a b.. wer witere.he. (tad followed his woe. 'Wigs DuNcAN), and found her alone. As -'she refuses to give .nly ..e.coutit of this, kiss, the husband naturzlily' supposes that stie has a secreug .11ant, and therefore, though ht: is pissionately loud of the Countes3,lhe conti!,es her to two roomaiii ids mansion,-but visits her d‘ii'y for the purpose of inducing hoer to reveal , the secret. Site, however, dr4dattis his threats,' and is deal to his intreaties. At length an .adventuroui yoUng Gentleman wilted Leandro (DE CAMP) who h a d heard o f her uohappitiess, and who lodges in the adjoining house,. determines to Selieue This purpose tie is enabled to .execute by finding a door which bad formerly been .an opening between the two louses. On his first interview with the Countess by this means, he addresses her with the, usual gallantry "of a young inart•; t , ut finding 'that' she is resolutely virtuous, and that she .is the siwer' of bis.friend, lie abandons all licentious views, and determines to.effed her release Irani the tyraunl of her husband. lie succeeds in this enterprtze, and in the final ex.klanation, it appears.that the KiSs, which so alarmed the Count, passed between Leandro and his mistrkst, Atnaranta,. who were close to the ilower when the. Count aoproaChed, anti Who hod slipped, away when they heard.him. The Count; of course; is satisheo, and as his w ire is much ed to him, notwithstandiog his ‘reatment" of 'her, they are happily reconciled. There is an under-plot, at ising from the attempts of Leandro tti deceive Butio/u, an : . ‘ olkl Lawyer, (fiowTotst)`, and get away his niece "InzarAzitaLNlrs. CkGva.), which purpose Pee drecis by, Ike akl of two Itici,,;s, and the assostance of an artful oh) Curate (I..orwttovit) and a Sewn (Ktitt;tiT),. which i, r liter farcical, but very dit.erting. The plot is not etc ,ray deve loped, but a ts by no tfleatli unioterestilig. It does 001 appear how Leandro, x4O . satisfies the Count in the last scene, came to know that the Ei.s's ‘vat iliec.inso .0' ids dlsauie t ; nor does the Coilliteis,. wl , O ti 1,154 leave heard the Kiss as well as er husband, make ai•y allusion 'to it : W 6 t tin, vastly suppose that art. lid COistiO,Oliqti , S 3 of intim-a , Ce might to due,, her to itos dain a vindication, yet in a tit/Ilkitill) stie ought- be ex peeled to athert in the cause. Toete are other points winch, though naturally tiered try the audie ce, are 110 t tilts sii to be wiihiii tepr.!i er cognizance-of he pi ttOi who am upon ten. ; :but et 4 the Oar is Wal.y, t)t, the wholo o. Uotit tterehtilig we shall 01)011 them. The pit.cr :01 it eprilidpil cliaract".rs was niost admirably acted, ai,d 0.0 ought :to inch' on the names of DowTON, Di CAMP, LoVH -6110‘1,,, KtvtGliT, awl NI s 4 Dt.'NCAN, n of whom, perfotrned wig li great abtlay. The play Was IntlCll.. too ronghiy , handled by a considerable par , y,,bot, it 'a. u~atrite.yr tivit the iwijority were strongly in 4,3 fa our. is somewhat, curions'ihat thy passagei which gave offt-iice Were ilioke rctaitied fronts tlt old airdi, and it ii probable that the hostik. party, la•it night, colleekd that they ,were the pi; w supplied by h pt esent aut nor. Miss.DuNtAti olootinceti the piece for cv«11- ing, and we have little doubt that, with a, few particularly the appearauee of Bertido and tom AL.trdzils in the 'liiPst scene, the 'Os). will be repeatett # with success. A letter from Gibialtar,. received by the wick, gives the follewilig accOLllll * of the proi;ecdtoga. in the ticighbui.o hood ot that place Gibratta'r,. oa. The Spanish division, commandad try General Bst.LtorrEttos, has at last attracttid siaticiently the, enemy tittennuat 10 bring them clown upon , him. Some days ago he lett Ximeno, wile7e , he had esti'. bliolted his beocl-qttarters; atid 00 the ioth inst. the approach of the French made hlin fall back ilpen the heights o( San amine, on the right . of which town he took op a position, evenciing his tine in an east and 'West direction:. There he remain: ti Until yt-sterday'evening,_w hen, on the.ettenly was athanciog in numbers, he reheated tart h r towards the old panish . lines ; and ret hours anel 4he French made their ,appearanco, in the very position which General list.t.asrEitos,ocetipied betore t;,{.)-00 ' the heights ntor Roque, mnall slOrtnishilig parties were bent out tort both std, 5, ,Aitich,to,;(— ther with the. tiring ot three gt.to,t)oatsi lying in anchor off Puente Mayoria, were the oily ties that occorrcd in the Cot;iSie of 'the day, Ti e ht.gore night-tall,•tnok ilngter unct•E the gone of the garrisoo and ti n Frvot. , h, I find tidy morning', remain in the same po4ition. • 'lts in ht . ir • nnee, we have nolioititte accOUntsj fome people miltmg it arnow , ‘ to Homo men, tvh:lst ers hardly bel .eve it to be 6)0(1 strong:' 13.aidtsrEttos, should think, has not yet cull 'bon° tw o i .s undifr his command. • " The cariosity excited the. appefAance ot the enemy inthiS neighbnathond,is beyond ‘kscrip: ion. Since yestei-day,_ that;parc of the [nob which h t cei the neutral ground has be6n coosttitttly ctut% with spectatut , ,. „ ihe,same time, behold Oa jects:Atuly deserving ,cotniukserition, „in. the viist numbers of Spnlisn togiti+r..s trgai S , . Wipe, who itttt , how scattered about in poi' our bisrsiae burlier, '411110i:a anysort ot aceOnitbothition whttleVa, aiid the reattst_ptt 01 thetty.,:vFb•wih nut Ilia titbits of sAosiNtellt,te. , ~. • hello, has Peeh, bestowed, open :thew Ar4ortatutto, • tied; and in , ,ny familics ,in tht; gar , .son . were this mttrotng ; wit hoot a :sutlicien.t.,:flipply: t,t -wa , er to •atfOrd than the 1 , 1:0311ti Of 4 e.ttini; a breakfast.--- Should the e ,, eniy continu ut lt,tic t presen i i position, the arn). :nod the fugirn 04 Can o nly e ‘ cd p„,.., b . ‘ . ; 'ugh and em h ence ; ,tic,'' ,k, hi(7 ll , \Ne eX}) , .:a it) be atin,ye hy 11“. LII NV tW, :ilthongh il!ey - c:innot iii t: rtaii.} tl~urc us, may l.teep us in a state of constant akirrn. . " Last night 1 s:tiv some firing .at' Algc,iras, und thou4lat the Ftench !vitt entered that toi.yn, which; linwever, i. fully contradiBed this morning. " No hi sinos whAteVer is doing at this moment ; sales, and all otitel Itar.sattionsof that Itatute, are wholly su4l,end d." Th l'alwri stw-, that 'not ct word had recently, been received front Genet?) Fttl;Ylilei army, The force wilt' whicit SOCIIEI' kad'advsneed ogainst Va.• leueia was esti.nated at 25,..600 ,inen. Thi Spanish army onder General BLAKti . is likewis,..!,tattd to he Voy iespetiable in point ot tiurnbers, ex. insive of the armed inhalii , anis, ,Notvithstatidi!'g their late ren•rses, the Catiito: mans continue to Oi , play the most ii lii t p)i.rioti in, being it , l arm; where' et they can provide t hent , e;ves I. with them, 134r0n -D'EROLES has, been appointed C.lPtain;(le,ticnil, of the Peincipality, in lieu of be. tv.lral 'LACY. Previous to this ch Itgo, the body of, nnclo the ,G . eneral's cotnry).ll•Al,. w hi c h by his I •st disp mi.fi 'aftiOunted to only f 100 men; been 111'-feaed In 30001. II was expefied that the li'repch w 1.1!(.1 tut U arnis :14:titist Cardowi, thc. strongest ; 1 ,1.1i`;• in the hands of the .P.atiots iri ill ti.p;trt 11,el'eti,nio t. From all the neconnts received at G.:braPi - r, it apt;ear's that rite m N to rage with uii abated fury in the infected di;;;i,:sts ; and it is re p,rterl ereo to,htive spread arnonil suttee of • nish trooi.s. Tie following acerrtrit of the tlpion 'off Madagait , car with the three French frirates,-is e).traCted unrn he Arner;can• papers. sviti be reen:te,.9o.l, that . • though uud qibtrict intelliOnce of •tite-tict.•wovre c,:ived by l'ox on the 30th of Sepumnber, yet the inteliigence from tlie••Captains at ' our fri gates has not vet arrived • • EXtr•in of a Letter from a voutig'Orfic * er on board the 86641 sloopu of ar ltircele,rse, dated Port Louis (Isle'ot Franci:), 4th of Juite; IEIII, to a •bentlernanln Ho) Balk, United Scales " I have, the sati4fitainti to inform you of the :capture of . I\vo hriki Wiench . Frigates,..tna of troops for t his : ist•tud, dgrita, ehrebe, Gnigtert, a, :(.1 ROctkor,iti, Alter , har,d fighting tor. thiec ,Itoths and a half, the circumstances of which I shall now „relate,. " We werecroizine off this island mcompany with the Pit lee end Gatatea, of . 36 guns each, when we fell in with three large French frigates, whi-ch we knew ,were expected, and 101 l . of twain.: After chasing' th , in Q. 4 hours, they stood towards us with aW sail/ Our ship* were not INCH manned, and as the Astrea to leave iPort Louis that very clay, the senior officer Judgediit prudent to :melte the attion '::ire, to Join opany, and we, therefore made ter the land, and • they Continued atter t.14,-- 1 -011r plan succeed d; the iistrea joined, but we lost the ene my in the aright;' As .they were actortinted with the capture of the is:and, we made all gad to 'la. , Matave, - on the M idtviscar (toast, thinking' tttev would ger Water find provisions there—We made the land an the loth of io the evening; ami at day light on the 20th we oiscovered thenriO wind ward. i'Aiter chasing them nearly the whole - day,' , four we brought them .to.attiaa, but: not so CiOie 04. we wished-;fil it was perfeetc;dro- . —an ' incessant fire for ,three hours was kept rup on both , sicieC It being -dark and hazy, and the . ships much mixed, onr.Commodore made the signal to 'close, and the French did the same.. At half-past eight, with little wind, the action commenced close, The Vieneh Commodore being the advanced:llldpi was 0 4, e a: in -2,6 tnipttle, with the trigs at gu men—be, poor (elliw, did tynt arVive' tt) witness the surretider of .shi `file , other two made. off, 'our ships not being Ole to follow, their riving 'being s•i ranch cot op.'' Having repaired WI damagus, on the tol doWing day we •proCeeded to Tamatave, , where we found , the largest of the enemy nt anchor, under a battery et le guns, and within a reef of rocks. This ship we thought had struck during the Alen ; and, -as.i•Onderinand the French language, I -wa, sera in • with a fisg of truce to ascertain' that faCtsfroun the •,paptain, het, he had fallen in. Ilse aetiou. Tht, -next in command gave me his honour that the ship ha:l not struck. He proposed to surrender his ship ..and fort, provided his ollic-rs and crew Filithlid not be considered as prisoners of war, atal . be permitted to return to France. I bore his proposals - our senior officer, who, for' the sake of hue:entity (fur we would hare taken her out), and hating many prisoners already on borod, ries epted. the terihe pro« poscO. The Racehorse then went-in, and took poi. sr.ssion- of the frigate mid battery; the fOunter was moo dreadfully cut up : the oilier. frigate has esc.ap. ell for thv .piesent, The shies taken are the Rtr 7 notnotJe and . Nereide, both pi the largest class, and olinot new : the one ti.tit eiciped is the Worinde, .01 , -the 'same cloys,: Each had :'bo troops, :Site of.thvir complement. .3tu in justice' bound to say; that they htur,lit desperately' ; and then Commanileis, pool Gilows, idese'rv'ed it better fatetlicr deiended their 41i11S !like, men of -honour. The lost on our side, I - am hippy to say, is , not very considerable : , but 'hip being •very low in the . water, received no damage in her. boil ; and we have only one mail Weno44," ' TWO PRIZES OF FIFTEEN' THOUSANI) OUT OF THE "111111 , ,E IN TI-1E 1.01,-TERY JUST 12:NULL), WERE SOLD AND Sl-IAREI) BY I'A"rON,, .2, COHN:HILL, .ABU .COVENTRY-S 1 WiIERE TICKEIis AND skiAlths AIiE'SELLIG SNIALI, Oi.? ONLY 6,.5u0 TO BE DRAWN igth NOVKNIBEII, I , . FAREWELL TO SNUFF. ft t , l ELEGY. liox, thou art el9std 7r ar44 snuff is hut a llama I ft is deccedcl r —my nose s hall least no more . TO m no more shall erst it carna — I hc.(trc:ciuust.puivil fioin shore! Virginia, barter s } be trry tetMtitK s. ti • • Or may the swallowing earthquake gulf thy fields! Frih,nirg and l'ontet ! cease your trading toil,— . t baill:inptey be all tiw fruit it yields I At d„..artists 1 yo who fralie in tin, or gold, 1 - lorti, paper, ...Over, coal, or skin, du:chest, • ForedObni'd in 'small circumtereme The titilLtiog treasures ur the West 1 . • Qait - ,.qtr;t your craft, Ili it 'minds me without cease W Iwo I, WO. ltlrtl ins i.oifer ; still in hand ; ihrutigh the dny, 1 gave its lid Ito race, By night, the pinch prolnbg'd in visions bland. poi now, each needy notitrii sniffs in. vain. )r tirtidgei but to draw the breath of lie; And knows no food, save w) 'n t suinmer.pitiin Up sends a choking-cloud, when duo is rite, Five senses are the gift of Ileavin to Hain ; hut hotito me;--my list is shrunk to ; t;ne, my Arise is left, and smell 1 , ; Bur—lrish blackguard visits it no none I And what's a nose carcase without soul, ' IInH4 the vivifying grains be there; So • with theiblind and deaf wo still condolc, ,, Though one An eye- ballOcwi• and 011 04 11 Car' Nor seem 1 bray of a sense cut - laird. But eke in know ltd.‘e levell'd with the rout : The solcmnscientiii....: pinch bath • And wisdoth's at two inlets quite Aim out I Who loth not knOW whir logic lies era c c '+,l Where diving finger meets with divine thumb; Who bath not seen 0' opponent fly the Unhurt by argument—.by snuff' struck dumb ?' The boit drawn foith train its profoundest bed, The slow, retreated tap, with frownhig brows, The : brandishq pinch, the Lingers witiely spread, . The arm round, rcturning to the nose— — . Who can withstand a battery so strong; Wit, reason, learning, —What ate ye to these ? OrVho, ,voula through tolls th and 104. When wisdom filly be purchased wits a, sore.:;: ? Shall I, then, dimh where Mph on A ips arise? No apt] science, are to me a dream : 'But hold, my heart-I •—torthat way madness iieSt Love's in the sae tobacco kiLks the beaus. IIORICUL7'URE. MONTHLY REPORT RJR OCTOBER. • Whet sewing has proceeded, in all parts, , that particular .success, which We have experienCed for some•years past, and will soon be finished.' The breadth sown, said to -ooin the usual course, wit h• out any reference to extension, on 'account Of the high prices obtitned, nod the still higher eXpeeled. Drill sowing much as nsual, without any advati...e of that improvemrm. General answer to our inquiry respecting lands teserved for spring wheat, ,that it is not approved. Not withstanding the long drought of siimmtr, the turnip crops have so much improved by the sub,e. r•luent rains and warm, weather, that they turn out .very abundant in the eastern - counties, artil, in most, a satisfaHmy crop. Hutahaga not generally grown to that c:1;e11 1 which was predicted. Catsie•-elbhage rmherinereasing in culture, in the eastern counties, and in• Yorkshire the present crops very good. Grasa , Straw.l , )dder short this season, and not judged so good 33 usual, pt 0- bahly tram tins of taliglat. fiups a fair crop, hnt colt se in lively. Se(tds,:t 14 6(41 crop, and carrot'. 'smithies also asocoessful growth this litli'son, titw extent very consideratle. , .111"thivw wins of Scot land wlwre { , C gs are bred, : and whence the griglish tookets are supplied with 'Westphalia the potato° .cultore is Much lucre aSing among the farnter4,. sonic of wham grow breadths of twenty to iblity attics. Letters from do eastern counties s tate, that thefiorin grass not being approved, its culture is not attempted.; • Tl l 6.c ot intry• has been.. unusually free in sending: • wheat to market,' the tep6rts ott its quantity micl quality as a crop, by no me-ins mended. Of bar ley a similar chstacier. Pease bad, Oa sand beans best CoppS. Wool, rather an improving mat ket in general, but • the chief amendment upon the fit - n. 4 Work. Lot(1 Some, Morino•ltycland clip of I 8 10 and. IA I I, in Stmoyi was sold to Augilst and the lost as follows 181 O. 58, 44. (Li. 4s. 3d..'4.5. 1 .,-r Its,—of La t 1,.64.'3<.1.--...Seeotiiis of the, two'yesrs t , tg•ft her, 3'). 91. Toe manufactories of fine goutidn West, in full work. , . • Cat tic markets, in the criantry, high for thft • choular is quarter ; pigs low ru Trice, excepting small , delicate pork. Spital-nett M,trket, , &C.—Potatoes 41. 10s. .10 hi. 10s. 0:1 tOtt. l --C11;11 , 40s. to 504. A drlft, •tunomiting to 350 rigorom and well. diseiplitwd Awn, has:been made•lrmo tile vd bmia lion of the 74th sunder the i•cm)ftLitui +)1loil 1 A1414;01), tioW St3tianeti, 'at Von Snint Gc.,,rge. • 1 44 ti l it ) , t i tleto 3 I'q ` le g ( Sentbe tiV a ''' 01 i t , 1 111 q t A(1 n,l 1 Q.•, t • , 111,„ Y 4.1 11 N, 4 be int „ . ° l l, ul v MRa1114),1., .141, smiTitrlELD NI Alt KET, Nov. t. This d 11elarket had a midaling hu r ply of tho dilfei.etit kilnls of cattle ; 111utttni, Veal, ate eltettper, and theirade is gent tal waa but inclitlesent, . The sales in. the Ilayinarket weie not flay and Straw have dropped in prive; vet - otitaitied last price The InhlerntentiUtied prig .9 mid numbers me ti COTred statement.:— 'To sink, the. offal por Attorte uf gib. 110;:t is, oti to ss, il. Mutton 44, oil. to 5.2.1. Vc.(llJ IA tit 7b. wt. Vt,ift: "is. 4(1. to 7i. (.4. 1.41114 uh. OCI. to 0, NI. 9;c. *Sheep 5,500. Ca1ve3,120,.. Pi gs 300. • • SmiTil Fl Li) HA Y. MA KRT. flay 41, tas. ctl, to 61, si. od. Straw Al. os. Clover sl. Qs. cd, tp 71: 5%;,. CORNI , ,xonANott, Nov. I.—Tho Msirket to-dAv l'ery few fruslt arnvati ot Wnein, not OWL on hiind, anti tialos goottql pr is )40(tie:1)rin14.', old iinitzia trttt4l3 excoett7i flit (lootm riot.) ; in short stritpiy, Atid, prke ; ,'Halt ii;a!`xvise; NVliire and GseyPens v , nry but little 11 or o.:teti description nearlyat tttt loic i l l , -‘ of °tits are still very Orri; at ,,„ quote d • b on)el.vhtt niglier t ; Flour con. it)u 1i Luc prices. -. WIIL , I - `2 - .... , a fa.T,S a Laos T ick Tick nvalls .. ;44 a 6os i.iv,-. I,tto . ~ sp.4 A lit)* Ditto itivx "hi) - ~,oIA a b:v .Rye - - -4 8 i A 54t , (,)'" ~`, ' 28 ' 3 3,y A 4 1 * 1 , ,, 0 1,:y .. . . 47i it S3' I' , 014141 (tit to 7" ......._ _ 4.0 3,4 4 8 .. to.,i t • . hos a 1044 , l'otatorrOto ' .47, 4 ~...s W hilt: etai s bOtter69o4 a 944 kapc see I .. . Ort'a s il: 4- ;coy ,iittO , • • 5 3 $ A kik Fin; HaV( • 95s it t,Dol ii,,arts . . - QUA A fi46 SCCOlid4 « • 90S A 95$