The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-12 00:00:00

I M i 2 V , ?11 , R E i non!''' •.'• - - , '. ' ''.. 1 ~ , Atin, c0......Ait trwircEels have,ac434gizt..: A las of a W 511: of industry . ; they titVistAls,4ol rqathl, this ingcnirias Utopia Will). alPt/X.,\541,647,41' test, dn4 h att i i 1 i 1 • 1„, r . i i eri jig imictei • ~,,,. . r cP dr s or eaving t I •-'t .tl 9.1141 t CtiltiVatiOn, and tliell• itUUltt , ;lti • CilW 4 ~t , outi"„s,,,. Th:„e was, perliaps, .W11.1•1";1 4' 11°41,1.1:or wdi rcpt ;iclie, but the pepple,yvere, , unt . 1 , c) ,:, r411 i it v 414 the Goeltiinent, which kelt ogti• Which 4ntl . 114,1ustry ..4 it trout etitaluchipmtot ; No'C I), in short' p' iced in. the hrst-,lilttic-.."t s9cl'AY , . ..' ' I,..•Mein4 Inch itlienesi was consecrat,-pd. by vi t ww "'”,-I.9ltotott —.to 'Rollie :..Fretic.lll--ttnal •M'1,,,.ti'3113112C:' 1711141'4( io observe the ingueove of''3l)usf`'‘.‘;'; I‘. lll ' I ,'Ois city hai oetrr scarcely lwo.Yeal!' l'a-; . I .,Z r U A P .II '; anti ,'illreatly .tin extre lite tliti44-el.me'es'' faa„"!`4.tilbc. ;tale at its a,tricuil ul al and iltarktkorx .0h,,,,t1 1 49/44: ' be- supprqs-iion, o "t therbatrietil. the'inip"Pulteti' 1O•itall .S to te truth t Pi'er Italy. Whe ri ' r4ll „ e !tl l 'a t), i-tied new channels-to commerce‘ t : i,,,, 74 r,'0f a liftie State, ' 116une bad s;:ar c ely. any th t -m 'tlict Lot 141, nWts; uhitvd .ion.great:voipirt: 0, 11 44 Y s . ,.otid ih:r commodities, t.lketopt fruul 'dotty's,. ti, I° , '4 extreir itics of Europe. - The cd:.•ttli 61 . ti'''Ltglmetit or 'kA I e . 11r---idy i:een sell' Li t 1,4 trwr t _ I.i: . •-• •I t ' • . rlial, 1441, WitiCi l tilt! deoitrtment P l„'., induce.; t `ll I f „,. ,, , "tiwike, h:t ! I , (!,•ti km• m:ltrlegears-at 8'.4.10w ii . iii !, iliAt inure 0)311 a third of ;h. bk-st 1311 . (.1 witty (.;,1 `"itki, Sbice !tilt), ti.e l'ir's ‘i,,.,Liand Nlittsetlle,,, naviog atroid , d. adytittia,:.!ut,s .31 Leghorn, iii.,14,, I li Ptie , l'ha s Ea ikily risen, Lt.'' , tite Pl' tili,,,,',l')Us"c(ttitring welter ca l itals,- will be able kelpL,'ier fo rt y c4hivitie their fiats. Tll.- t - tadt= i" to 11 4ir,,.' hi! two years been ;cry tit °arable Ihlitcl ' i — r ,; I nt l Mitrseilleg is almost ontir l.l )' suP" pei),,b,", tiler country It hit . 113.4 article, so indis tiv,..,ll)°'4l. her soap-wot ks. 4 4 1)courn;r.-metit It,,,t,„Y.C°Mtaniat his introduced the colt tvation of th4lvvr'',adia the first year, t 6,000 ki; _..ogratonies 111, 4 1,44.1"P1ite vonstoodity *ere r.ii‘ed itl • I lid It(i . ag q , ih) Tilts )14.11' more than a IllOtlell I, 4t 1, 1:o 1 -., • -1 lot w i t 1•150tV"' 114 ~...,,pianted wil d it, an d i . ;:1. ,.,,,, :t i.Z”''',l'able season, it 'atomises a very huiaii4: tr, 4..1.4)(inc w . . it'll,, „ ' • . ~ .i.lahlvir' liai l i ''ry artici,l Of it • va‘ ion ptti . iltis.- . . .. .41, ktea k CU t wit '''''t 'it • . tji b 41114 Rome, the exporiatiiiti df t tlli ? ' l ' 4) itot ' 4(l° ' l 3's•lithu r ' -Ind al,, , It, .. increases in ' '4' " '' • ~ad d -. t 4 e, a d ,,, t l' tpe eniargein,m o , .he in aktffq a tl %ri i , 141141 stimulus to agii,,olloral"l"4lrY.—" v, mtta, I) thii,,,miii 1 lit part, it: L. Vi g It rite : beast imfoli; ti 't 0ttr1,,,, 4 tini•k tit inerii3Os is on its w ay :1114ei,, '' hit, itivi.,g titir tile. U of a h eeP :". a ''l:l' Which4Viciii, oral lust rt... eiii, lOUs Vpitchod US, ' '' jei lltil l WI tkt.re tbettir.,sfy tillarg kited, and , ")10 1,,,,,, t'' ''') ttioo bri• , g our 0A it to:per:PI:l6lHE, ilf,,, ,.. r '''' l •il 1 . 11;14 come lit ',lke the dlrta.b , t'ut ilugwilillltttneilletli : already some ag ictAtiltii", t'll . 41 tar 11 . • . .1 • e survt-yed 1,,,, t1 , , lett ititor iiation, to• ~ . rib Vili r , '''"l, and ettlightent,d Gorer"luvu` ''' , tow w Its rt ., " 1 "g i, , -4 , 41 " 2 ei ani itb w,atits : in s or , . 1. - altticulture. 145t,...ie.c1 tvi,,eh. c o n ti,e a6tivity it, t r 4 ti() (I t * h it ; i n 3 Y be slid that the tAtlt'vdiors 4 11 e„,, , .:lent o il th„ir liar aid (his mutual t rt, ' "a% already m - . 1 rod oced • tllo •ntoit: hat py .101 l' . 414 11,A pro'. ~ like ,a_ that tin!' country, tilioota merely i e i- t er„ 4 11 , 4 tf 't wtb , II itle si, -..,leriall Gcwertunent has'alstv%l., le tt '' ' , et:a rk , ,'"Lkt walk it up, - and that it should 1, 1 44 ,ii ill'il tirticlo of Comtneree till . it' has •res I ' 4 : tr ki . 4e : v jtkle of which it is suscep - ihig. 'Cot. Gi t i nl w4 ser t . o ll , { l l ati t'ntiOU.' A Apittning es - tablish t4; l')4 t/ w 1 .' ., - ) but crow i.vai)i 0 . capital, it vv , 4 t A i l i t l I :. ii ~:"I " g; a Very large sum lia'..:Wst br'" 'oil ' a tatuttuil 1. ti . . ~ t h first ctimtner kitit,t." ill llnn, ...` ''''') - firit of ti,1 1 ,. h it), !, a , . ) a inn ed by a true 11 ~ . 1 4 .: 4 ''' tto k . r , l i c P•ttroiii 4. cl a ; and already 'tilt . 44re of Ti . ' 41 ""r ti,-iri s iatives at the-nt!irt . - I : , Ltt ti lt , , lermes a.l the I..repar.l;ion. IMlffiiil.)l4:?,‘:. Itii:tailolifiket,T., . I,,ticll. w pryers; I.goit hem) ex;ving welt' 1 t . z.,` 1 , 1 1, ; ( 1:11 4 . 4 z h A t. ti,f)ktt•lrk,oeti4 an,l *en! (1. :iti , it 1t.",,,"'Pi1.,.11, ta, tti 4 110,11,41,341, '1(11 4' 1 '0' PCI Mae:1111C ,"!, !':'", 4 3rl ' S i ' , (.Islltii.vokhe i itYl' hist 1;,111) • 1,- . l ''(. " it '. Ith ' lt 'd . i i k•ti t: - tli tie ' • et! to intil.,ctuting 010 c i' - ''. , i t 4 ' l ' 4 , iri,. ,1119tlihs, 'tistt, i ,... i ll ith. wor !:;1' , 11‘1)4 Ili Cilz i r ''itlei t;" ttle'' exp-tkeol. Gt.trernit,f„!Or, a"( 1, L itt 'll , , 'F.% v..)11) in 0 tt . .4) , ,A. , ,h4e Jo 1,),, t . ...'.1w.' , , 41.. . volotil, o f kr iqvi git., ~ otn, , sit it tvotkluen iq t. !, l:ttii: . )7 . Ir l t 1 14(: ct I!, " 41 • 1 •.)re' to all th e in uitif.v,y!fo-11,,, ‘t(l,l,►l' 4, , i ., ' P ro ct•Sitei an in.:fill, y c‘nultiy.4ll.: 4tt,htl wol;'"1,-' tir'oblues for the' tpli"'"'g C'' lkiir" il,tx,l:v"tt of Lloth, fur all - the ol! , !ntl'91 441tektiir..:".110, Ike. bave 4etii purcliastitp,',-'P'l 'cl i ii tiii 4 o - 1 :: %e i n it city, astenhotteil at recoYmg ' . l ' ivt -......._ --------............. tit 14 . ; fi))l, lw , , ~... • , 1-.tioil), 41 singular sts.)r, bas lately appeared s . r. , , tu t ,,.,...... l b **() h r tlcli,.. MN' ' '' t, ll, ) lj' H rt liti,, , i '' e lle n • have lately arrived in the ~A ? , • I•iv, ()1 LottaoltdQrry, (torn New York, I'4 i t 1 '',Y eXtrAordinary ucctirr:,tice which 31 14 % ' 4 VOtt . hi 'llt. l ', l ll h ." 8. than that etniorated some yil3rs ,7 14 0; i i sl.j al i ' tl of Glenderttlitto the .Utitted ,"' o 4,4 l le f f'"l that tho. latter, accompanied by ti 0ri,400 tiljt"l-111,was travelling throng II soiree thick t bti lik ! I '.4 1 , 1 0 h 4, ;sl'i'd s .very ILlrire tree, on the . r ,1 () , 7, I V, 11 " 11 - 'net appeared a pat ii.;vity to the till;. I . i l ' i tti hitt W RII it S ' appearance, his esAlios'lY l ii , i Kvi t ,, 1. '4 asiatthi It A stlinoiit„ - which bad ail,;, ' ' I Y. wok . 1 1,1 14, w tr ilw, to o ff , and displayed a yawtt • .i4iik..‘) 4 ite,,, allt.r hising-vieWtsd it, '. he *was. ‘ t lii t Z.', slid ~":',., when by some accident he thisseci- I ti t N it lay (4".'1l hers the trunk, at •i he 'bottom of Ott o ; tat tit)i l i' e t vb iti t i Y . d out% beats. • Here he re" 'it arta - L U= l Ortt the old man hal cou tv "der It o lilt ' . unable 0, 14 Ihtt uth 11 ; w het% he did, he was ~ •it. v ,, iiii,l 4 e r any assiStance. He wec,t, 136 ',,f',._ - 14:44f '',le,,, l'iPt. boil ' his -b. ' L c"" ' l '' c ' ll 1 4 , 4 , Old , 44 , 1 ,,, , _ r% a sen t., i_ . ~ 1,,,t1ik, ' e Ibuit, ',"' ns u 3 t be the sensationrk,-'1.1N.; i t i lQ - 41 ii ' l atii ii ., 41 ii:vi.o,ll s.eeing. the huge bodr'43-11.A,11,....,.. I. ttlifi ' Whi eh 4 il ltig, in its dseettt, his a outY .'..,,,,, oil . .. ire ..... t . i , . •:.1 e- A ',N, Ti,e ~,,might thtn . itterally c.?1ii:..0 1 i,,,''1,0 11 lieetitutru.l u re' of tile' place, ho'weve , r, ..1. "41 h v 'titi i, Y I °r - big frlghtfal nei:glibant - to i t t , ,, ( it 11,,,e r tail big ' 'as otherwise she 14, i , iib ~,,i retn, lied r - 1. • . 'tnding her In t 114 pOs :, t i t i t ;t 4 u 4 l , l ,, l ftr l / 4 , 1 :,. 1 :: ( !tiY 1 • he thought, , was to lar.fast 4114,1",-,"'"l•;.t.olut","s, Whieh so tiff iglitetill4.l)4ll,l' ~44,1 ‘satt i t ., ''Y aktuded "dr-wattle,' hilit'lvP,ctus' 1t1i,, 1 41,1 4 tea r ,-,, ' ' ' . L-4 (,10,.,y0t.7 I,tuktt ..4 So great, that shele4;6ll 3' tit6ll 6eilhdi.,_ II('r lie:dst ; ;while ' the • okbst k'ir,t, Paniorc 3,.'.0 the gleat 'Sat tifaai• - )ii •QC kill' 44 4 C 11 ' %Illr'll he iiii:l leitirniv,e,..wi;h,a's y b b itiv ..• - Iltii.* all4 Weo it iS w i ll, 'pecoillG jai-, a 11, THE toRD LIECTENAAT. , • —*• . 5 , llzt,t - Aar; SEPT. 6.--Oh holid a y, at a little t i I .. .. soiree d'clt,ck, their Gri&2s the Luke and Ducivik. pf . .l.tichrofict, with the Ladies Leiknoi au i switt, • ,),Irli:eil at tlie Nelson Club goose in this to • if, ' where thy were'recehied by the Marquii tn D itie-. gait; - GetieralMichel, Piiid a numoer of th .‘ileaf . . pigs Or Illi4 rout re‘petlab e tub, tie t.y.trissou, - , Jnctuding the Yeomainy; were Out tor the occa iiig.)4o,itte artOlvry frited A 10y al saluke. of 0,41,11,i3, whoo the litte,proke nitoOpen culum, and niarcheo • ,-, • • past.. anxy mustered -well,, Thft- nis Grace in a manner, that did cred.t to the •Patice • the Vennland e ap• . I.)ear c was truly i nnlnJty •;' they coniiltcd of the alit- Belt s( compi.inies, eonmttrided by. Copt. aitt, 'opt. Vervii . n•'s loyal Inh I otry and C.ipt. Foi2i Coris, " ~., from the Nils.:e • , . . . ' ' :--: Their Graces aftetwarik proceeded to General .Atchel's, where ihey pirrook of a hodsuine colla- •Fitin; the llbchess ot, Richmond and her tine daugli ters then weiit for I)onaghadee,, on their way to, Su . otlitna, Ois.GraCe tkrntned to Lk: Nelsqn Ciub ' Rouse, ..vv I aere 13d was waited .ork„...by a deputation' Iron) true )3eiftst Academic%i lostitution :. and after • reeeiving..l,l:eir Address, he attended thei dii• view. • their itist)d.tio!kie building to its ittl;int •Siate. litotes thence be.went to.the Poor- House, With which lii. it itptioi, : he . expresied that Salinfaciion -and ',adnura.: lion of its cleanliness, its .regulations..aild internal , !Aii):l4)ioy, that it so justly meths.!' His GraCe, , al 7 ter,Oressing at the Ciub,House, was agiitt •feeeived ••, iii the Jarge room •by 3 very numerous' aNsi..ibbia".;e ' of the. Alt:tubers, seven of whoitl were oeputed"to invite his Grace to honour the:Club . with his Coat. ' vavy at dinner betbreltis .remen to Dublin, whi.:ll' invitation ,this Grace wits bo good as to-say, lie Would be happy'to accept of, it his limited time Would pettnit ; we are therefore nut without the hope ot his'paying another Visit to this town be-. fore Inioreturn to Dublin, andAveleel confident in asserting; should' hi S trace be ,entertained by the Chia, it will be. done in a'sfyle superior to most things ot the kind. . i. , _ in the evening the Duke w ent • n tne marqnri of' Dutiegall's Cal riage to tile Exchange Rooms ; Major ' Reddy, Captains Fisher; Verner, and ParithUrst, in his Suite; the Marquis of Donegall, Earl O'Neill,' Lord' llutferin, Hon.' P. Blackwood, Mr. Savage; bI.N. the Rev...E:'Mav, SOlteteign ; Mr. Vernet, uf Church Hill, .Gen„ Mit-hek, • Cot. Heylano, IVl•siiirs • Gerrard and Sterling, and •11 , ove 120 gcutlealeti of the . town and ueighooorhood, oat down to an de- • gam dinner, , this Stewards hAying ordered rvery thing possible to make. the couipatiy e,tutoriable.— , Ilte . ,Alaitiui. of Donegal' was in, the Chair, and the' SleWalciS were b(.l placed as to keep re.-gularlty and • pass the bottle - and toasts, of winch latter we will ..., . • . . . notice the following---, The Ic..inc,` • 'rue Nri t , ,c.s2;l4eigent. Tot, and. Royal. Family. • ir4 race toe Cord Lieutenant, and Prosperity to I rel And, Otilc,; of York 'and the Army. '1 he avy of the United Kingdom. Duk‘r or It ic;ilUlUnd, and ihai.ks fy: the honour otitis corn. pm) . oils 11,4 y. Befote (.11101-jag this toast,,the Suverrign rose and said—" - Prur ru dr;itt‘in , 4 your (iiacc's heatth, I.neg leave, on bolo . ot this town, to coograililate. your Grace on yonr arrival hoe, and it) express tht gi,•..; h gyp, we experience from the tranquility we eoloy, and the pro,per.ity of mi.; part Of Lila king dom. ' Hts Grace, in returning thanks, said—He bgged to expresi obligattutis for the, very handsritite manner which lie had been int ited ;' Ow it watt truly gratitying to ;inn to Wither. the peace and pros:.etitylll.l' , l paniculdily ut tits part o. the king dom; In it it lut,t4t he .occasioned, br toe tutilui mit )of nth tuttailli, li • was the, sure mode itisecuic it. He c.;old assure them ( ne felt deeply. the welfare 4nd halving:l,o ot thisling dom, anti, when lie retuitie4 Itis duty in t;e lhoultl give fi.tlt a 111,401. attltitimi 10 att . ! interests of licked as those of England . tits Grath thew batd, neture he sat down,lle,..would. takt-. the liberty lo give,,the Town tiod , ,Tra.la.ot iieltAht," ~WiL intee thice. - 'thee Yeomanry, &c &c. were then drrink. •.(;enern The memory of the great Kitig arid the .h.cvelo.t, tion tEbtis— with thnie times tliree. • Lord ,Nlarelt:..artd the:tioude of Lennox. The Uttuire4a,of Itich(nortlt. His Grate gate The hlagois of Donegan—three times three. Memory of Lord Nelbon, disc. &c. His Grace, before his departure said, he begged leave to repeat what he had said before,ia thanking the company for the. compliment the/ had paid hirn, and by assuring them that the peace and prospei ity of Ireland were or thegreateSt ntoment to him, that he would make it his study to pay every attention to her interests, and he would iakt this opportanity of . observing, that tie had. much plemitre in 1.96 . 61 the Varit,us improvernentd in the town of Belfast, the cleanliness aricl comfortable arrangements which wer4 conspicuous in its police, turd though he didpot .k4ow the ,person or pergola by whom these matter?, Were conducted, howould.say, they did them much Credit, and distinguished, this town above °t he, s ire which he had. been in Ireland. He coucluttu,l-. by tlot fia nright,svini recalled to laud„,perhaps in two ,but before he withdrew, be wished to drink 14-elaild fur. mt."... WhiCit was done with' tlirea - times three. :His Grace retired alter . twelve o'cluek, amidst 19nd applause. . On Wednesday _last, .bee. Grace the , Duchess ,of Richmond and two of.Uerdaughters, atid barked at Donaghadee ler Porpatiick; oti board the Downihire packet • and the tion.-Thoma4 Kpox and Mrs. Kt4ox un Tuusday, on board the irestinote• land v.it;ko. , ila13l?1BLE IVARR4TIVE F44II.IiVE 411 VD • The. following exisporilinary account I, written .recoOtittinii, of a marine on board iln,' Fuutivili alit, Admiral De Coutcy, .when in Me From the it wax * ciru- WC 11,iluCtd itr 6ivo it a place. The narrittcc is c 4 inini, but. not vt4y ninny . _Places rsl.l I , ,ti, and •i++t thertiie wore circuilislanilai, in. f i tl ine in al.o thin h had •cotilinunicitiid the ''' ' ' • • ' :.. 4 i - . , - ;•,„-, • •,-. elator's oante; tririoifici, :.y, it appear, it I.:, !:: - .) - it• yver, Oft• trios aw?-.11. insta ce in surfcrii. l ..y, 1.) . , , la. 1011nv, di - - t. vve it.',_ollect , so ii.:.e. b et, ieetar,!.:,.: ilicse iti-olf,..afs. . • : •. •• . . , 4‘ I,l4the month of June, !shit, I Was a plivaie iq di tif4t Company of Artillery in the g.tri is.), .4' SI. lieten;l; and on,the ;Loth ot at it month, ra t a lit hair„,,,. i, dit •tilV hour 6cl - ere parade fluty:, ; „ vi - ..0-tit , loo, n • : , 4 . gti oner of flak seeond cocopaity, - a , iked tne if l' Was wilroig,. , o d:sert,ttici go ... it , , tion on board an ,:tine r,eiti ..i . ip c. ile,l t.he Cutazr:.bia, Capta ii 11, , Itiy `[,elar, worr.-.4 tiias tijel , only ship fit that tone lit in, It :‘it. Atiee' bome conveirs - ation 00 the stilil..el, I uotortuniiely ;I,Jc:4 to - Meet hill] Libout setli., ) o'clock -at the . e1a: j .:!01i. , ..:e v:liere, 'Pit that tittle, 1 found bhu, ' aCcouilyinied• bii a pi icate of., Major - ~, . . • , . • - Seit,l • s - company ) , called AltQation, one Mali caleii Brighotise; another ealte.i P qr., alio another , called Conway: Parr Was a Kved i,;.iiitati, and said he world take us in a boar to the islao.l of ii•Cen sioni or: that he wil. - .ld lic off . the harbour until„ the Colttmbia coald weigh anchor and Ltiire out. W. went .shout eight o'clock to the we it. roCki where weloot•d the boat of the Columtia,witii three sailors_ Waititst for us. They took es op .board, their Vessel, - where Parr went into the cabin, acid we changed our clothe's: After we had -been on board:about it. It ad limit-, 4ri g home and Con way proposed topic a, lit , hale . , boat 4orn out of the harbour, and to Stand oat-to'sea ill order to secure otarseiVes, as we suspected that the; 4:o4Witi w i cpuld h.: searclied On . us. This was con 4'udeaoniatid weaccordingly bearded the Whale-boat, ltecl; A found moored by a large: stone; they had. tin .lii.slilliveoara and 'a coil of rope. klaving taken lite : . .f,(4e stone on board we brougla the boat along-. ide t ale American, is, being now eleven o'clock at titglit; Shortly alter we observed several lanterns IlasSing along the line fowarits •. the . sea-gate,. tiod deariog a greatowlse we truopesed we Were missed and sOoght.to f ,. Niluion,. : Parri .Brighouse; Conway, N.P . K.inniin, ant myscli, got on board the whale-boa , takibg . with us t , .venty-tire Pound's of bread; a kt . .tg nitaitl:ing .about thirrenzt: pitons of water, a cdni p,tas, and a -quadrant, all :of which were given, u 4 bithe C.1,.1 Jill of the Coburn irt. , Lit Our, 111,1rry, I s t ipp , st.i, the '4,!tadrant tell civei board, as we' could not tizid it attert.vards.' We then left-the ship, .ai:d Pull- . a fudmioi but the - btaat was at this .time.liall 1;i:I of• water, and we had neglected to takiVtly , tn.ng with tl4 id bail her. In tins situation we row , t - :0 i'til Ii) S.:l. ,nd f ay .aeonsiderable distalice off the isl.ind,CSOCCting,tho Arnerican to pick us upi•lis the . Capi,:tin had _premised td do, iti a few hours. We coittinued in this situation until twelve o'clock the second d ty, afier leaving the island, but .no ship , appeotiog, . Parr advised -that we shotilis f bear away 10:-the wand .ot. AscenSion, steering N. by W. and ffief-. , -N. N. W. using an oar for a mast, nod our hatrdkertlock tied 'a, , the ebrni•rs for, a sail. The wino ()Jew it gate for two days', but the weather then heeame very fine. M`K.intion kept a ,reckooing, hiving .p..-n, ink, and paPer, froui the CoPonbiu. W cAninued out` course until ti.e oiortitil at the I slit,„ -,when we s3w.a number of birds, but. no laud .l ( neared. Parr said, 'he tas sure W t i haft this,: 1 the ;341111 01 A•4:etiNiOls• Finning ,4)131" SO',S'il,itC ' tuna6ll answer but .badly, we Joel( oif our siio, , , amid cotit : tiCe:.l to trtoke a small. spritsail ,of itik.nit. We toed' altered our course to 'West by , , Noith,' i,‘ ping to: inalie Rio de• Janeiro, on the cO ist of II: azil. Dialog this time 'we: severed severe!) fi -, tit . the wint ..f sheiter,and from the .Water it) .the boai, A hi,:h AC 6.1,114 nOt keep het . ..clear of with our 4wLz. Wi:, were itISO in great dissrvss for provisions, jilt t were 4,1:,( . , ) e.1 to soon otirselve, IQ about an 001), 0 of bi eid aikt two spubut -, ,1s (;1 water in twenty.rot.o how,. We were now very Much- exhausted try; hunger and fatigue, it being the I . Btil of June; ad our bread w:is' expended. We gla d' no other pro. spelt but that of a miserable death. .N•l'Quion too:: a; piece of bamboo• which lay in ,the boat, and the it, upen which we all tollov: , ed his wtatiiple, Ildvitig remembered to have lead of persons in our uniutiiiiy situation eating tlieir.shoes, I cut a piece Of °lie of tome, but it was so - ,beaked in salt vv'iticr. t 'at I wits unable to s:alio - w i,t. .I then tried' the Ail tier a. , le nod eat part of it, .but fooLid no benefit ' 1 p.'U Yt,' Ii this otiserablo and *exhausted state, Oishing for death: to end our inist.:l:es, ,we Coo tioued until the list of July,. when, Pare catight a tlolp!,n vi it h a gall which had been lett lit the butt. WegOt the fiSh into the boat wi:li difficulty, and Itiving . thanked God for. his, goodness to us, w . , , r cut, ' up the, tish, lit'lii haying gi . ank 'the Wood an J Cat pitt Of the )li:,h; we Bung up the remaibder to dry. Litt this we SnoSlitCti Unlit the 4th, when, tending that the 'whole 'was' consumed, Parr,' Brighouse, Conway, and myself, - propOsed, to Scuttle the bolt- to_ p,.t an ',end to our tni,erits i' butiM(Kinvou and Viaolint would not consent to tl:c propLisal. The it.itaiet proposed that we should put it tOttiel.A which' of us . sheu d be put to death to feed the others.— 'TO this we, 'areed,-and -as 1 3 ,4 r had been ill for' s4M,e ' 'dirv. , of it spotted lever, we agreed to Icir\e bon out. - The 'nortibers . ticlliig•: wt ii tcn and put' into a Iraf,'Whiert Wall held by Parr; we tonic one each, ;1111 :hiVillk . ItgleV4 that the riti.iuld be the total i i,.. 11 -y, r , it twits lootid to be I.l , lqc o ttiti.n!ti, w 11:i littni::.i.,,irly 40.4 kin ftselt in thr6...platies on fits hot and al itsi h o coltusonded his soul 'to the Almighty,. and soi . ,i, o:eillo death. As soon 'its lie Was dead,- Brighoo,e out a;piece oil the thigh, of Which we 'ail ate. ' \Ve waittild the body trucittentlylkt the 'sea, to preielNe it, soli (..011110nott to feed u, on It unti: thel3 h, When it hi...tog lily turn te,,louh oet, about tlay-brea,k:l Ut.) . .. sci veil ' that the- C. lour of the withr apiiiitred• to tol'ange. A& soon: as it became clear light we saw Lola right a-head, WI W!i!Cil We hteere,d towards it, . atilt abot.t eig'.l otyloLk in the morning, we were • el4se to th,. , shine. Fitidiug a . very heavysorf.[We. • endeliviitit.ed 1 . . t;) keep the boat's head tOv.4.ids it ; „141 t,..: ..beitrig'Very weil;,we ‘A ere 9K1}1104! ,to acCl.illilil:l6is tit : '1)1.11 4 4)(4fie, !mitt Soon :it) e' the hOat tlpet... Atter touch atnrrayself, got to hind, or . - tikerNOn, Conway, PaiT, yrat IOU" we' Ni.cre east bri shore; but itOor' Nl E Quitrn. - 'an t 1 were' drowne:l, We now found ow -1 a Wet , 6 ai d e co,fst of Lidzil, at no gterit distatu• A.,01 Rio de Janeiro; ai\dh , itig, heated with ttiVett ' fain and humanity we recovered, w hen I ettiered iatri the - marines, and Was sent iota htiard'this ship.- " Ori the esti) tth. Cole . inis 110 , 40 n, where r.rirte troops I.yere 4uallecett to pre veot we:e suili?istidvd io div mi•i dle of he ilight, by a patty of upwards at Iwo ' hundred men, and hufirod 4u the ground. After itiii.c l 4 lol t, 1110 Wub ii4uroly aiweised.—Zeyitit "al:Es op Plusri. tyircuNt.m. ....,,,.,,~,.,_ w . . We lately. g3,Ve r ii$ 12 ::( 1 by - I, , ll 44'itit ti,e Cruet t, 'lie A,,,e, loan Settier4,, N t r u s int that I r t took prisse*,,oiirot O•reislati Tri,tait ft' rit .da Q.11411,44.11° ii,iVe trzen • le. point of view .-`„tt...r twig c!.asin in the:,anll.lts of nat i,as of_late yeAri tiieett rrel :e ttly .1 1 .1..!n=tf.in the journals of slui to !wha t ..there,l snurliward, alter 10..,, 1 tits' S. 1 4 , 1 0" with a view ro pr,,fir by weirerly' I'll 1t1t,13 (rtitilLtes, tliscovery was rode t Pot tu i fue.e, f4tni %thorn the northernatost or . or the three Isl7ifirls received the n:ritie,thoy,nom eolletlivoiy i brer. They were next explored, by the', Divert Este, in September, 1707, by 'the I . ,ench„ ti,:tlor...ii..l)."Eteliorery, in tie ship Erode-Litt-34 inn,. who distinguished the sourhe t um,lst or sintast Its Ilossignol,. or 'Nightingale Isle, and the western,. most as inaccessible I,le. I find this groups 1141 afterwards been visited, or more pa.iticulirly no* , deed, ,by- the following vvssels I—lndustry, 01 Phi-. ladelpina, 1790 ; 1 '- his Niajesty's ship Lion, rm.! East India ship Geneial ;.lion, 1762_; Etst 1:1(1;;.1 , Essex, 1164 ; "I'harnes, 1801; Nirtliaorpt. , n, En rive, 'Earl finwe, Hugh highs, 1303; and Iris Ma jesty's ship Nereus, 1811. Wheti near these islands sea . ..weed iwgenerally ob.. served floating on the water, anti patches of it s,;me times extend to a very con.dderable distance. in accessible Isle is- about nine miles in circuit, and discernible 1G leagues. , • Nightingale is seven or eight miles round, and •may be just seen from the deck of a large thip tj . leagues._ - Triitan ha, proper, is Ora vinare form, (lie or six mules in ettent,• and, as. many leagnes iii .circurufetance.—.. ibis Island serves as' pedestal to a high mount:sits. whine surntnit is. generally ckneted With snow whets the suit is in the northern . hemisphere. Suttee servers:hove estimated the height - mourpairi at eleven thousand I. , et, which is somewhat site; but it certainly Cannot.., be le4s..than eight thousand - , iay it cart be seen near one hundred mites. When observ.ed , •in - Jane, 1792, then dwtant leagues, it bed a singulat 'and ,beautiful appearance irom, the snow enveloping its sviurnit.' Ott the, north side, this Island rises.perpendieular-from elm sea, • hardly less, thin.l9oo, feet=; it has then a.gen• tle nec t ivity,Jo.,thp base of the peaked mou nt ai n , rises Uriajestically over the table land. Thew are trees '4s4 o 'it imodeme 'size growing on _abrupt ridgeslawatds:the central mountains, the branches:. ' spread,4,ond hanging low; they burn Plenty of water; abundance of wild orlery, l evlla parsley;iltra sOreel was found.—Seals are - rpus ; anclivhere. are a. few:wild goats and 'the interior much resembles the Island of Si, lie.. tuna. The true sitnation of the Peak, according to, an ipproximalion of eight observations, lieinlatitude S. 37 deg. loNitude, W. Vt. Caplan] .Gower, in his Majesty's ship Lion, anchored, at ; the, mirth ,enci ut Trltan.d'Aconha in 30 fathoms, black sand anti otrshote of mile, a small rock otc.tlie' 110 . 1 . 3 , 1, S. W. hys. j,,,31 open ,x it the treme nt the land ; and . a.casivede.nt• WALT tiahog on t lae beach, S. by E.-I,lodit4aate ; and,-with ar...f' long hiase, waits- may he filled into c.ssks.in the boats—, 611,r0 steep and hold, except the west part, wheru . bre,ikers nioje;d. halt a tnite.—VariAtion, 979. 7 deg. W. ;in 181 I, 9 deg. 20 shi s h, A regicar. tide. Prevalent winds S. W. to N. \V. tht latter • with occasional Storms, mostly in winter} early winds seldom continne much above twerity•loar :Rums at a time. Inaccessine Isle has a rock de• Cached troth its ,South end, kit. 37.. I. S., long. 11. rm. W. Nightingale has some rocky ialetkat . .its S, poite; acrd is in lat. 37. 29. and long. 11..48. —ltotppeatt. that: King Jonathan I. is not dist, first occppg9;.; for Captain J. Patten, of the ship Itidnstry, efore.mentioned, with part of its crew,. remained on the ni:iin Island from August,,l79o, to April, 170 t, and procured 5600 seal-skins he say they could ,have loaded his ship with oil. in tines: weeks. A DARING HIGHWAYMAN ....On Tuesday even. 4 jog,' abort'? half-past seven o'clock, as two farmer's men .:wpre.aceturtsing Iroariown '.with their etrapty w l tterß, they had b..,en.to market with „swot., 10 loads of straw, one of thcin was Stoppekl by lai4no f l'ottenstaria,greeta;" at a tune when the road was cnawded-40'lr'•'foot passetage.r's' nod 'Car.i. riages. detninded..the, mon's atorty in a threat , . Tning•tene—that which he* had received tooth e hax he •had Tile cartrr araiweeect tilat 0 trv0,• , :4 WiTelt: , hart been to ' mark'etl'w tat ;• „ arid chat ii,astead , ot -,Money. he had. recenivit it ticket jor ;to'..siicceed boles. with his cram- paniiri, who' wits' mounted cm the lure hurts, of the, '• team, a short d'hisianceabcihinit, ale iftglaway mars roc is .ep to., hint,. otark. , prtlitnilahlg‘. lUipl4toi In his breair,. • ,yeith horrid iirapreeattens tiettrandee the money, he iei:e;veti tit ovarittit iir lA . hay or strdw alarniett dellied'lliS having any that he receiv:- ed at. market; the, w hich he had • of his own he offered to del:Ver tap, it the robber would agow Isitn 'tit) 4iiiro DO fir ti t. purpose. Just as he was about to perform his Trontise, , coma ode who had Jheen - tip st stopped, carat; ttp„ InS.- as•atst.itiest, and' loudly c:ilintr, nut ;Stop' 640', the high ....ay nada was gdd to %via hunt his t)0. 01 /. 41 1 2)* , 9 11 1'crY lar4sirotnecLaveiy raised the villarg't,: and the trahherr was pursued towardrri Stamford-hill ; but tanfintunately no horsemen were R . at itatitha l laCivt in . the pursuit", an cranSequersce W.; •InAle his escape.. it was aact.t. , '. talut.ti isi ti l ieL;l6l%rs-,; of yestesclay, that she highway* , man h art C...;hie a considerahle distance on the road Ware; and' that- be lobbed a gentleman on .hot'seti - Ack near the' Cock-ion, on the othcr *tdd ut Etintootott. • SVICIDP..-- A yowtg- woman of the name of Nfooi.; hero, who, wiatu t the ITit three years, watt the Carr (Mit; It 4etoleirtmi of trtilk, put a petiutt existence ii.foferd'oy morning, in - Boir-r.c,orr, e. 'Dok street, by . f,tri.irtg' arseoia tretrie di4t ress is said to ha%e 1.14 W ft')-e cauite of the rah A gentletitau was stopped aria yybb(l J 4 141 V: 4 .111(1-71, Suriday night , by lour ruaia4l4ollC. Fulliaro ir,l,lli. 40 attack ~vtia ilk() 1141 . 4 d ori a lay rind gentleman in a clyrise k , ,)etyveett Clapham and Battorsea, oti . I:4tlrstlq last, but trey cstwed iA great claage.r. I •