The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-04 00:00:00

From the LoivpoN.arIZI;;TTE, Dec. a, 1811. War.Qffice, Dec. 3, t 8 It. • 3ti Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Captain Thonias W. Brotherton, froM the t4th Light Dragoons, to be Major, by purchase;vicellolmes, promoted.. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Warren to t be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Webb,' Who'ktires. 4tly Regiment of Diagoons, C. , rnet G. Barrett to be 'Lieutenant, without purchase', vice Madden, who resigns. 6th. Ditto , _ wan Henry s lier, front the Meath Militia, to be Assistant-Surs" vice Coates, pro. moted on the StafF. • - • • seth Regiment of •L• Dragoons, .Charles , lioultbee, Gent. .to be Cornet, ,by purchase, vice Fitz-Clarence, pro. motel. Isth Ditto, HospitaWdate Samuel lots to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Davis, promoted in the said Foot. - • jet Regiment of Foot, Ensign john 44'4rey,tar to be Lieu. `tenant, rice St. Martin, deceased. • t tth Ditto, Lieutenant John Scptt, from the Ferman a gh Mi. litia, Sta be Ensign. 141.11 Ditto, Lieutenant John Dyson to be Captain of a Company, vice Shea, deceased. Ensign C. F. leanings taiie Lieutenant, vice Caulfield, deceased. Ensign Sa. mud Beat - bereft to be ditto, vice Dyson. - St. John Hat inan,,Gotit. to be Ensign, vice Beaclivroft. 26th-Ditto, Captain W. H. Scott, from the Royal York Rangers to be Captain of a. Company, vice M'Entagart, who exchanges. arli Ditto, Robert Stewart Ruddock, Gent. .to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Adair, promoted in the road Foot. 2,3 th Ditto, 'Ensign Thomas Byrne, from the County of Limerick Militia, to be, Ensign. sgth Ditto, Ensign VitzGerald, frotn the South Mayo Militia, to be Ensign. 334 Ditto, HospitalAlate lames William Gullitcr to be A.ssistant.Surgeon, vice Turner, promoted in the gad . Foot. • • • 37th. Ditto, names Trevenen, Gent. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Fenton, promoted in then ith Foot. 38th Ditto, 'Ensign Thomas tiolburn to be Lieutenant, . without purchase, vice' Hogg, who resigns. Wrn. Henry Robinson, Gent. to be Ensign, vice HOlburn. 49th Ditto,- William ,Winder, ent. to tnsie, by pur. chase, vice Kiteermaster, proMoted. 34th Ditto, Thomas Drury, Gent. to , be Ensign, without purChase, vice, Nixon, whose Appointment has not taken place. 56th Ditto, Colin Jamieson, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase, vice Bond who resigns. bath Ditto, , William Lupton Gent.. to be iisigit,.vvithout purchase, vice Cowan, w hose Appointment has not taken • place. . • 63d Ditto, Thomas William Thornton, Gent, to be En- Sign, vice M'Mullin P deeeved. - 69th Ditto; brevet Major George Muttlebury be Major, -without putehase. Ensign Gordon to be Lieu. tenant, by purchase, vice Gunning. promoted. ilist Ditto, Thomas Milnes Smith, Gent. to be Ensign by puichase, vice Stnyth, promoted. 8241 Ditto. Lieutenant Richard Whitaker, from the Ist West York. Militia, to be Knsign. 117th Ditto, Lieutenant William Hutchinson to be Adjutant, • vice Grier, who resigns the Adjutantcy only . Both Ditto. . To be Lieutenants without purchase Ensign William ti d, vice !Orton, who resigns. Ensign .bit. ,vice Parkinson, who resigns. , • . To be Ensigns without purchase, Jahn Orcle, Gent. vice Ree d. Richard Philip', Gent. vice gtat.Diitoi! faille* Heywood, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur. chase, vice O'Hara, promoted. ' 96th Ditto, Lieureliant Henry Rickards to be Adjutant, vice Colornb, :Who resigns the Adjuttatey Dili}'; Royal Statt'COrps:' To be Lieutenants, without purchase, .Ensign Geork, , c M. Dickens. Ensign 1. D. Rail. To be .Ensigns, without purChase, Gentleman Cadet Kingston D. Lloyd, trout the Royal Mili tary- College, ‘ice Dickens, promoted. Gentleman Cadet Thomas Harris, from ditto, vice Hall. , stli West India Regiment, Lieutenant Thomas Prater to be Captain of a Company, vice Ball, deceased. • Royal York Rangers, 'Captain j ohn Eiitagart,. from the 2.6 th Foot. to he Captain or a Company, vice Scott who exchanges. 4-7cvlon Reshrtent, lames Barnes, Genf: to be Second Lieilieoant, without purchase, ' . :vice Etenettcll, pro sth G 4r4son 11.1ttalion Lleutcnnat lames Moore Young, (ruin the 34 Dragoon G tirds, to he Captain of a Company p vice Bouverie, who resigns. 4th Itoyai Veteranßattalion, Ensign lames . Wilson. to be • Lieutenant. BREVET. Major. General Christopher Tifson to be Lieutenant. General in the Army serving under:the Command of .General Vis. count Wellington: • . • Colonel I . tl. C. de Bernewitz, of the Duke of Brunswick (Yeti' Corps,. to be Major-General in tho Army under the same Command. g Captain Robert t'oy, of the Royal Marines to be Major in .• the Atin y. The King's German Legion. Ist Regiment. of LigheDiasoons, Lieuten.tin Frederick Baron Fkcicen ro be Chptain of a Troup, vice ilerKnouot, .dead his wounds. • t'ol-net Leopold Schulze to he Lieutenant, vice Decken. d Ditto, Coinet - Went y • Gott to be Acljutauti vice Groben, itdccood. . rt Battalion Light infantry. Second Lieutenant llernhard ietkugrd,..from the Regiment of Artillery. to be Adjutant (with tits rank' of Lieutenant); vice Wiegman'', pro. moiut. • , Royal Coriican Rangers, Lieutenant Vicente Doecheciampe to be Captain , of a Company, without purchase, vice Chu Val promoted in the C reek - Light - Infantry. ;reek Ligttt ltliatitrY Cnrps, lohn flews, F.sq. , to be Foy, ni:at et. --- ---- . , . 1 . 1 .?;14/MORANDUM. ' The Exchange between Captain Christian, of the 104th Foot. and Captain ,Rogers, oflbe tat Veteran llattalion, as Jstated in the Gazette of the 19th ult. has not taken place; ' ' ' . • . . Commissions in the Kincardineshire Regiment of Local 1S t ' • • litii, tiir.,tied by the Lord Lieutenant. To be Lieutenants'-• T:imes T'tnoall, Gent, P.nsign lames Knox. Alexander iirving, Gent. • . . Coin-mission in the Dorsetshire Yeomanry Cavalry, siguad by the. Lord Lieutenant. , - To he Captain—Lieutertani l'hoinas ilorlock Bastard, vice •Giosvettur, protnoted: • . • ' ' (Dividenas, &c. to.morrimi One of the letters received ° from Cadiz :gives the following account of the current' proCeedings of the corleN T h at Aiseinbli was 'discuSiing the , plan for establishing anew Regeucy, to occupy the'place of the one now . governit.g .Spain but there were great 'clivlsiors• 'as to the, persons proper for exercis ing the Sovereign pnwer. A party had declared itself 'for are Princess - Charlotte of l'ortngol; ano:her for the l eir 7 Apparent of Naples; another for the King of. Sardinia but a large rnajoriiy was decided' for a national, andlodependenttiovernment. 'the mats ter was in:the course of• proceeding when the ac e:Amts of the: defeat of Blake (not the offici3l) in • tetrupted the diticussion. The COrtes resolved the topost pone the bushiest' till it shpuld knOw. the teal faels of Bilakeislustile,.and hi* condua in it. • . • The lcmg-pending match. between Dogliertb and Barn, professuri' of the fist, a premature account of which.lately appeared in the .newsirapers, Was de- eidea-on' Monditv.-'—The battle took 'place~ near Chi chesteri it , Was for . 50 guineas. Thelatter did-not stand the least chance—be was' beat eomptetely 'in •abiint ten' 'minutes. There were only 'seven rnunds, when Byrn received a" knock-down blow, and was carried off the field of battle. The concourse of spectators was very great. Beds for upwards of too amateurs werelaken in - Chicbester so. long ago as Thursday last. LOP ItEPO,',T. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, bit. 1, KING V. umtatsots. This was an aaion by Mr. John King against Mr. Harrison, 'an attorney, to recover a compensation in damages for a false impritonment. The defendant hid pleaded as n justification, that the plaintiff was arrested by virtue of e writ of cabins: ad sulisfacien dun:, founded upon a judgment recovered by Mr. Harrison . against Mr. King. To this the plaintiff replied, that the writ_ was quashed .hy..a ruleof Court, and that it was taken out for more than re mained due. upon the judgment. • Mr..TOPPING, for the, plaint in, stated the circon stances of the case, and complained' that the con duel of Mr. Harrison, towards Mr. King. had been of the mo,t Cruel kind : without entering into par ticulari, it was sufficient he'said'to state, that Mr. Harrison recovered in a fortner aCtion against f . Mr. King a sum of 350u1. Hiving gained this verdict, it certainly was in his option either to have proceed ed against, the effects, or against the body of Mr. King,.and in point of tad he had shed nut three writs offierifiecias against Mr:.,King, under w hich 'he had received aIL to about 3001- of-his damages and costs, and yet, notwithstanding this, hi had sued omen other writ of cupids ad siaisfaciehdam for 12001. and upwards, and had 'caused Mr. King to be taken in exrcution .for that sum. He had applied to the Court, and they exercised an equitable, jurisdiction, ordering the wi it to be quashed upon payinent Only of the sum really rnmaining due. •And it was for this oppressive conduct of Mr. Harrison, that Mr. King brought the present action, to demand front a Jury a ,recompence for- the damage he had sus tained. $y the evidence,,it appeared. that to one of the writs offs. fu. the Sheriff btu returned nulla for which Harrison brongbt an action against the Sheriff for a false return, and recovered t tool; but in. suing out the ca. sa, he did not consider this final as paid by King, but included :its amount in the Writ against bin►. . Mr. King was in custody but a few hours. Lord ELLKNINROUGH told the Jury, they were to consider the damages sustained by the plaintiff' in being wrongfully detained, which, by the evidence, he was for a short time. Tho 'my . found for the plaintiff—Damages, ue Pounds. STANTION V. ROSS AND LAURIE. T hiswas an • at: ion brought by a man named Stantion, a foreign seaman, who had Sailed'on bo?rd the Orion, from this country to ISr. Donqnso, - and back again to the island - of Scilly. The vessel being very leilky. tho mariners welt: dismissed by the Cap tain, with tickets, stain% the balance due to them, to be paid id London. The mate, and a boy, hew .ever, deposed, that the seamen had deserted, which the former endeavotired to prove, by different eh trielt in Ws log book', to that purpott. '. But Ltird Ellenborbugh ' . on examining the book, thought these entries had - the appearance of being written atter die journal IA as finished,. and, leaving the case to the jury, they found for the plailititf--Damages 211. tts. bd. COURT OF EXCIII - QUEII, Tkigv. 3. THE KONG V. fICKIMING. This was an information against the defendant, a pawnbroker,_ for 'telling silver acid plated goods without a license. The SOLICITgR GENERAL - stated, that the de.' fendant was prspecuted fur having sold plate with out' a license. The Al requires'every person' who deals in plate to take ouz a license annually, and the otter= imputed to Mr. Pickering was, that he, as a Pawnbroker, sold plate without taking out a license., " Ile was cogniscent;" said the Solici tor-General, "tf what.: would be consequences of not taking it out. The penalty is' not very 'high. It 'is vol. fur every offence . . He has ntlendedin two instances ; but by' taking only, one' penalty, and letting the verdict hang over his head, it will operate to preyent these frauds on the revenue. it is necessary that all' traders, should be - put 'an the same footing, and it is not reasonable that .the defendant should be exempt front ,the general law. From his situation, I will Only take the Single penal ty, under the bopethet it will be the means of plc:- venting pawnbrokers and others from not taking uiit licenses, and tliereb) put the trade oo a fair loot. verdiel was then taken by consent for the Crown. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Dec. 3. HUGHES W. SAIALLIIORN. This was an ailion of ejedinent against the de fendant, to turn him lout of possession of a small , tenement which he,,held under the lessor of t h e Duke of Bedford, in CovenrGarden-niarkei. It aplitared that the defendant had not strictly cotnplt. ed with Cie terms on which he obtained possesion, and ‘l4e Jury, found verdid for the ptaintiti. GUY V. WHITB. The plaintiff sought to recover damages for scan - - II3IOUS W01(18 *poketv by the defendant to Injure big *trader as an attorney. The parties reside in. the neighbourhood of Croydon, and the words *charged the, plaintiff with being a disgrace to his proteosion. Verdid tor 'the plaintitf--anuages iol. CHATHAM 4 Dec. e.---. This morning orders Were received at the:dock-yard, from the Commissioners of the Navy, to, prepare for service with expedi- tion, the Butwork, of 74 guns, which has lately been thoroughly-repaired ; Owls to be fitted for a flag officer. Captain is appointed to the Corninand;' front which ii is conjefauted, that Rear-Adtnital Sir Josat.is YOltK& will liaiSt 'llia flag, having already twice done so on tlosrd Captain Buowstes ship,. the Vengeur. The Aralycious line of battle ship:, Captain CAM . PBELV, is artised at this to be paid' otf, preparatory to' being dock , :ti and repaired ; the vreW of which are to be turned ovrr to the Bulwark. The Raleigh sloop is ordered' to be docked here. • - Sotriti days ago, a valet de ehambre of Count Dt Ltt.Le's brother, cut his throat at Atwell, imme diately after having dressed and shaved his master. - - tros.veror-sclUat is LONDON: Printed' by 'l HOMAS %VW ' of No'. 3S, Maiden-lane, Cnyent.ga Men and Published by %VI L I.LiYM RMI(. ER SCRIPPS., South.Moltim-strc er, At the Sql,'Ofvica, No, tie, Strand, where 4cliPertiuments, Onkis' Ipf the Papor,, Lritas tor tine Etliior i &L (post-pail), must, be , addresbeu Ar. cu Y4PERs. LFARTHER EXTRACTS Pita!, Nov. go.—His Nlaje.ty hunted yester , day in the forest of St. Germain, with the Empreia. It is thought their Imperial Majestiei wigs rcturh to yin's ou Saturday uet►t, and that on Sunday there will be a review in thecoutt of the Cock of the Thuiliertes. , STotitnoLm; 'Nbv. 3. The Comrdission of Quarantine having received intbrmaton that an epi demic disease has broken out at Carrhagena has,re sunied its a6tivity, and ordered that Vessels artit ing from Poringal'or the ;Mediterranean shall appear before the Quarantine Est,tblishatent at Kaeosoe, - and c'onform to the regulation" of the Royal decree of . the 7th , of 'November, . VIENNA, Nov. 1.1.-14iS Majesty. the Xmpercir will return to-morrow to Ptesbutgh, where he w ill remain a week, :tad then accompany to Plague their Royal Highitesies the Pilaw and Princess An toine of Saxony, wh:a intend to remain there for a few days. ' His Royal Highness the Archduke Palatine of Hungary has arrived here with Count Joseph Er.; duedy i Grand Chancellor' of the Kingdom. It iwas said' that the Det of Hungary was about to close, but this piece of inttlligence, which is with out foundation, was purposely fabricated by 'some stockbrokers.. ' PETERSBURGH, 0cr.26.--We , basten to pub lish, according to : the report of the Coininander in Chief,' Soinitschew Kniusow, the niNts of a victory which our army of Moldavia has pined over .t he Turks. The camp of the Grand View, on the right bank'of the Danube, and o;.posite to that Mita , the' Turks have upon the left of that river, was fit• tacked, on 'the 14th of ()Amber, by curbs, com 'insucred by Lieut.-Gen. 111,:irkow, and cat r, t, With a loss, on the side of the enemy, of more than 1506 killed, and 301 i. prisenersi . E'ght pieces.ot cannons 22 standards, the truncheon of an Aga of thelanis-, saries, and a great quantity of powder and Car- . fridges, have fallen into our bands. Several tit the prisoners are persons of.. high rank. We' had only nine killed and 4u wounded. The - raud Vizier is now with his army on the left batik, opposite to ours, which is stationed On* the right. This corps had,been for a long time pressed and confined by the Russian army, insomuch, that the wings of the latter were pasted on the . baiiks'ofthe Dintibe. Opt the sable 'clay Lieut.-Gen. 'Markow . took possession of all the heightti from whiCh the enemy could de 'rive. any protection. Almost all the little Turkish transport vessels on the right bank have been taken by our chasseurs. On this side there ate but-two Turkish vessels, protetled by the enemy's camp.— All communication between that and Rudschuck is cut Lieut.-General Markow's force consists of tea, squadrons of:hussars, two regiments„of cos sacks, and five thousand infantry, with suitable ar- tillesry.• • , • • AUGSBUROH, Nov. 17...--His Majesty the King of Bavaria gave orders, some time aince, for the con struction of a sate and commodious port near the city of Linden, on the Lake of Constance. The works were immediately commenced, and are in rapid progress. His Majesty hat also direCted the consirOion of a new causeway, which is. to lead to she port. The Director general of the Bridges and Causeways of the Kingdom, M. de Wtebeking, is gone to Lindau to inspect these works. The for mation' of the new raid Was attended with great difficulties. it was necessary to blow up rocks, ' construct hridges over precipices and torrents, and level' seVeral high hills. .M. de . Wiebeking has given 'direction for the eiecution of some other very considerable workti.. • PARIS, Nov. 23.—Baron Baillad has just been ap pointed to 'the command of the ciepartnientof La Mancha.. 4SINEUR, Nov. 3...4 violent South wind, which his lasted str three weeks, has lowered the water to a degree such asis not. receembered by the pilots for 20 years. 411 e .keels of all the vessels in our poi t%. 10UCII I tie None of the enemy's vessels are in sight. . lastaucK, Eery day' there pass thrOugli here several waggons _loaded with sugar, coffee, and other colonial produce, procei:ding from Magcleburgh to the Kingdom 'or Italy._ Froin burg, it Oboes tin ough the circle of the inn;* ,ind wies to. &Axel), where_ it is unloaded, and after wards passed CO its oltimate destination. - FRANKFORT, Nov. appear' that the Jews established in. the States of the Grand' Peke will shortly be admitted to 'the rights of cititerkinp'.— They %vat be entirliid to purchase hintses, and resme in whatever quarter of the city they cliodst, and and not', be obliged as heretofore, to Confine thent• selves, to the Jewish quarter, where they wet' obliged to sleep. • • NAFLRg, NOV. 4.—By virtue of a Royal Decree all the gold and silver coin„both.Neapolitan'and Si cilian, will undergo a valuation relatively with the new coin, which_ is t4l pass the rate of four !lyres and forty cents.the ducat. A scale. will be collie qnently adepted, wh'ctr will exclude ; the consider ation of the fractions of cents. .:110Allti OCT. $7...- - .The .mannfaCture of cotton fabrics established here last year, by Messrs. 4ueher and Rusco, is every. day progressive. Several of our capitalists, have taken .shares In the amulet:, sure, and Governnwet has• granted them the large ship Dale 7'ernie, which . cart contain 3,000 work men. Several hundred' meni women, and - children are employed in •the manufacture, which, occupies near 1.09 spinners, weavers, printers, MI. Several rich families intend to- e4anlish ruartUMtitlie4 in order to meet the benevolent wishes.of the Govern ment. CONSTANTINOPLE, OCT. 10.--Na recent Weill gence of, importance has been received from the. army of the Grand Vizier. .There have been some sharp actions under the fortifications of Slobodse, a nephew of the Grand Vizier, was killed there. STocituoLbt, Nov. exportation of cash has been prohibited by a Royal Decree; those who tease this to proceed to a foreign country, cannot take with them more than ion Swcdi'h ducats, or an equivalent sent in gold coin, 'and in toTeign ~ m oney not more than too crowns. Foreign Mini sters are excepted from this arrangement, VIENNA, Nov. 10,--Some iniersting details ',l; I4' i.: i 3) !al bate been received with respec. the Danube the,llassian army, on the 151, of Odub.4. It was effected tour leagues belowltudi. chuck, in . a place where there . were only a ley Turkish posts, which retired immediately on the entrenched Camp, creating much alarm. The camp was guarded by only 12;000Some reinforce , meats arrived from itudschuck, but the Bussiani Carried the Catnp by,storm. Some of the fly i ng .'fOrks auew themselves into Rudichuck, 'and some gamed the interior of Bulgaria. General Markov formed tlie blockade of Rudschuck onrigbt bank: - The Graii4 Vizier in communication with this'place, but is cut of from and other places ot Bulgaria. Uder these circum of stances, combined muvettlent n at all the coals the Tcrkish army and a relies of sharp act ions ou both sides of the Danube is expelled , . . ..--,_................_ __ _. ... - The Lisbon Diary of the 15111 November, s f l giving an account (similar to. that already before ilifi .public) concludes as f o ll ows :-- .. " SUclOias been •the re...nit of that fOrtunate and glorious a s aion, which , covers with never -lading retiedglory ;Gt.:l7:::ig.todsone.sskniiliflteillly h p o l n a o n u n r ed i . 0 attOldl the; chiefs who took part in it, pod the whole of th :dtorl,,teolistosylpc,ssoooito,blif:::ilbpltriLh:rietitgeeiLdadiintrtiy:ostiyori:ltuva:elie)ridi}fi,h. epuriolgeno)apiiiilluodrideueitirwiaiiiitinhdg e v : t ili a:l e ci h - r c a nt all • those • who haip°lle.°%°l.dlitteliskiflocitretedsiltistelif;isilersve.; . . , under the- orders of such conipicuous Chiefs,' who so completely merii our confidence and gralit9dc .- The enemy must tiwN VieW the force which deltas Portogil with tear and respeci ; they have di ;i d by ex,Perierice, that neither Mice oer food Pounce fasourable reoalts to them, when Collittit ing Witl the ValOroti4 IrQopi ‘l'hu cowrie 11,0 Grand Army, and are clited by that iniroid, 0. tans, and indefatigable hero . V.' horn ProVideOCe sr .pears to have destined,to regener.ite that uncoP(l6"; alie)batslte‘e_rd:sitioinugruaigivziheidierioisis.miii,lll.3chl:'tcl:l'l!). ritri6lort:igie' a r r itll, : , wrote22lbldCkz tame d v k j i fit ted t*la killed d i ! eaad :t i t h e i t s e l na e ds uC m nT , S u perior'for26 Ju nt a , Btmultitrt i l& la 141 e6eifir) ult. 1 g (:: i r i : 0 ' 0 i g .i n t i : la . : D i a "; .' i jl )' :', ~ f -: ) 1 ' : i I '', 1 l' . i ' n if l #l . ,''.. .Liiocngoa:cheornalate6l6de letter contaitis !- actiog• which the troops under his cotil'" lill).' : . VALENCIA -DR ALCANTARA, LNOV. -' 4 „b. Letter train the Superior Junta, after the 111` 471 .ite,u five slightly w,weiiiientirpLicioyedu,dt:cosat:lihiseoiirii,iggiosto:elio,ii,ll,lliiiiil,loli,::l,6l;)c).(:i,l:l4 itani..6-26:144.aba:the 28th OEfober :;-.. ‘‘• ERCRLLENT SIR, - 'uninleil hEi rae:ecbetelhiceinsserrit::detuidrfaat,iittmihleeruisliaucospneyri)ouarrn jiEuoxiiiic:ie:ailloeinwcyhilwjrshiiic,: honour of ciiiins you their President, a" r io, UtiPonPsiadsauncoegerss; wairichc?nhsatsalbweYen c acT i t gY ra r° n u g ePr Pa n i ete:l:a l gn t , /1 1, 0 1°fif r you, and which mere tliatt ever rOVeS t! ) ,` " . 1. 10 °ie.,. Thecb.Yjeaouingttiaftublcepaondbiie,rarlo:rdfie:alittele:!:d6:lolrbiyorYErx!evitiiiiieue:eille::ll::lll:2., s te ti s a t i s i bi b le e controul of th e Frencb. Ovistie, sod protest, that 0 . 0 nii, name of the Pi sidetation . for your Eicene o ' prole their Cu u• wanting- 8d their paw to ........ a . ' aari. or 'i•lii ogrigag - , a „.. The affedionate-expressions with W hic h. )0_ . k;:,,icelleney has deigned to congratulate me on "7, "my obtained over Ge.neral Girard's division, jirso equally flattering 10 my heart, 31. satistadory lb i I, well-founded experience which animated sne 10 Cr deavour . to obtain still greater ooes, assisted bY , 1 ..., rgesont zeal ; and . puri fi ed patriOtisn3 which (110; tingu6h your ExCeilency.,. .'' ' . v , " These sublime qualities. which yoursAscelll *llewed' in' the most dangerous circurnstenco, al e % hi , I.:lo,l.certain gliarantee.nt the indepeodeoce 0 1 1 heroic province, and will evetiluAly coneribnie tp . i. : felicity and well doing, lor thwspi!etiv cerni7lis', *lug of which, 1' direct my bumble vows to' lieso,t'iti; cot!gratulate your EXCCNOCV 00 the OW rh , c ; you justly had in this viciiiy; rind pray 'GA to 1": serve your Excellency many years. ~ A,. Do Casioptfoli. , " Ilcalluarters, Videnc is dc Meautars, OA. 3, e l 4 TO the V_Ke . President, Sic. &c. Or the' SupCrior Jun" - ' kbtremadura." • .---- a 6 d ; ~ - •••••..w•Mm0....... un O de n r e h o is f crohteurntoasts given at CI inb's dinner .r-furr , day 'was---" Loud Wellington, and the brave mil 1,', 1 , that our " tram milker'" dtained their lei( glogv`7 success at Arroyo de Moho°, or the m ill fitte4P: II t) ,. ki t s , Friday k..sq. ot.a s a o t n l . til ' h i j d i Ir ti P a i e l s n ia ra Lsw' rls :21.9.1;11:1111.1:::1 . • al W. B . last, Gootitth E ID'," ' IT d 1 ii the a, sq. o a aug vet, ..., i t k t'' len nit. at cheltenhain, the L adY vi . I MARRI~+L)• . the On Thursday lag, Banington Price, BK. tc! ••- 11°41* Mrs. Bow - es. ' .1 Vir r oticht4sgil On Saturday last, by special license, at 1.0.- • house, at Kimberly, Sir flicirrist Maynatti 14astlriggeteco or iikAila.fidli, ID butlitlk le the tloa: Lattli,4lll*" t Lord Woilehouse.lVl li'''4l The same tbiy, at /t. Martin's in the Fiel d , _,r . 1 ..10 1 Fry. of I)Ouv.hty.iitrcet, to Mis s land S.. S. 00 T youngest dsughter of the late RAM WaiitC.6ll, fs4l' • 1.) On Tuesiat the 36th ult. at pis fathet'a o in mouth, Captain George i'ippett, ilic " r 11 04 Nat thi the ISiJi ult. at Daitile, liteabire, Nits NV- u j o, wiecot the Rcv. Or. MlCuliiiL.t, ritlG'E 0 ititt slucKs Sant Stoyk, a 3 Nav'v ; per Cent 461 95: 64 Stiff ; per Cent. 4 per Cent. 7 11 1 # k 3 pet Cent. 1.01 6 2 3 txt2Cent. Cons 6tow 3 Mink-i.. Atm. z 6 s rndia Stock, ,LDAY• India Bonus, 16i W. pr. NcW Ann. 6z i6J doc, EXcheq'•Hillb, 3d. Per,4o, pg., as dui. j iii P c ' SS Is 4s. Pr . (Wisdom. t I dri. erial 3 tut, Cent. . 65 1 Inv Consols. tut Orictilirg, 64 It 11)0 TO-MOS. a fter vesii4g, 34 iniU. NIGH WATCR AT 1-() Mottling, tS min. after ';. '~, " l iit t, Ai!