The Sun. — London, England, 1804-04-02 00:00:00

Maß.lcgc . .4s. .• 4 foilowing i Ole latest t Pt efect of the feral' to the •cireuin. .11 , 'Feelttent.ling the arrets of Git - ottOzs. Citizen Fix aTeacc.iofficer. having discoverer.. vi t a f ;,goinglor .Ghotto Es and ,SOrtie ether individuals of leis Band, about seven O'clock Friday .- esietiing, dispOied his — lnspalOrs lice, and followed the cabriolet front , the Bridge. the Thuilleries • to opposite the ?anthem- 7 A; the cabriolet went extremely fast, he could. wily reach the spot accompanied by Citizen Ds. STAvIGNY his'Colliague, and three of his agents. At the same moment ,GEOROE . S threw himself into the cabriolet with I..sRIDAN,, and with. Out waiting for DuRBAU, another Brigand, :vho had before accompanied. him, set off imme diately; traversing the street Saint-Jaques, and de. scending the street Saint Hyacinthe, the plac4. Saint Michel, and the street de la Libert(4 Citizen PETIT and three of his agents followed the whole . Course of the cabriolet, Which proceeded rapidly.-- GeokoEs perceiving men following the carriage, or. dered it •to be driven still fasten At the moment when the 'cabiiialat entered the Street des Foasen M. le.PrinCe, the inspeddr of Police JEAN FaAftcors CALLIOL!, who arrived first, seized the horse by the bridle. BUFFET, another Inspeaor, immediately advanced to look into the carriage. GEORGES, with two pistols fired at the same time, killed BUFFO' ) and grievously wounded CALLIOLE.' GEORGES and Lea IVAN immediately got out of the cabrio. let, the one at the left hand, the other at the right. The third Impe lal. ran after LERMAN. Citizen PartT,seizedGeoßnits by the collar, and was im. ettedia!ely assisted by . Citizen DESTAVXGMY ; but they could hardly have held the Brigand; who had troll his . poniatd, if CitiZen TuordAs, a hatter, had not thrown himself upon him, whilst the Brothers L'AUROTTE disarmed him.. Several ,Citizens, and I,articularly•Citizens.CntztmulT and.LArrot.t.rma, arise ,tercet de .Thionyille, were also ready to assist. .Thereople ,assembled in .crowds, each Offering his aid. When they learnt that it wa's GEoRGES who was seized, they wished to have torn him to pieces. As. however, he had been chiefly arrested by the'Citizet4 of that quarter, they preserved the glory of transmitting him to the Magistratesi and delivered him uP to the Prefedure of the Police, • The First Consul has ordered that the Children of ET:IENNE BUFFET, and of JEAN FRANCoIii CALLIOLE, shall be educated at the expence of the State. All that vv.iis found upon Gaottozs, amount ,. in,g 'fro, Oo to 80,000 fr ancs , h as been given ' to the Children . and the Widow of ETIENNE BUFFET. There are some hopes of the life' ofjami FR AN COIS CALLIDLE. Th First Consul has charged the Grand Judge to make inquiry, in order to discover the names of the Citizens who in this instance manifested their courage and their patriotism, in order that they ;nay br recompensed by distinaions of honour. MINISTRY OF THE NIAIIINE. THE COMMISSARY•GENERAL FOR COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS AT ALGJERS, TO CITIZEN DECREE, 141 11ISTER OF THE MARINE, DATED ALGIERS, EANLIAII,I( 25. CLTJU ?J MINISTIR. The English appeared'berote this place the !silt of this month, with nine Sail of the Line, two of which were three-deckers, a Frigate and a Brig. Admiral NE who commanded this Fleet, impe rati'vely de tuanded, in the name of his King, chat the English Consul who had been expelled from Algiers about nine -months :tgo, should be honourably re-instated in his functions : he also, required that five Neaptilitan and Maltese. Vessels taken with his Pasipoi - ts should be restored ; that the Crews should , be cet at liberty, and that striet orders should be given to respect all vessels of whatever Nation, banished with British Passports. The DEY refuso all these demands, and replied with much firmness to the English. After several days passed in vkilent altercation, Adm.NeLSON shame. fully retired., The Regency continues its Jefen. live preparations .with the greatest attivity ; and there is no doubt but that :the Alg:jines would rather suffer a bombardment than grant one of the dcmods made by the English. All the Agents of the different Nations retired to their country. houses. (Signed) DUSOTS THAINV/LLIt. RCIT TILD4Ms MA RCH 6.—Th e last .intelligence received from the Cape of Good Hope, was dated the 19th September. The Governor-General had made every disposition for. defence, in case of at. tack.—The last letters from India state, mat the Dutch Naval Force in those Seas is equal to the English , The Garrison of Batavia, which was reinforced last year with 3000 men, is in a state to mike the most •formidable resistance. It appears now out of all doubt, that Admiral 11 .taTz tyrcit has attacked with his Squadron, and '.heForces u n d er hi s command, th e British Settle. 'cents in thelsland of Ceylon. We drily exped to -leaf some news of thi s Expedition. N 4, 14 L .14.vr-the LONDON.I.4IZErrI f - 111141t • •. • ' .1 , , • ••:i , , 7 • ..‘ )144 / 7 55 . ( 11 /Yr.9.lgris llslaxc 3/ 1 44, CoOy of a letterpono , AdmiraFLard Gofirdttrri Cofil! onlndettco Mist of lis Majesty: Ski,pi axle 1 . 404,•• • seh on the Coast of Ireland, to tVm. Al?. dated at Coii, the 24th ;nit. •• - -; SIRS : Enclosed I have the pleasure of tramitting ns •. • . •. you, for the intOrmation of the Lords LOMlTifisloo%., ers of the, Admiralty, ,a Letter have this morning,: received from Captatn . Maitlod, of Majesty's, Ship Loire, dated the 17th inst. giving an aevtipt bt his having captured the Ship Brave, a, drench, Privateer, of Sr. Maloes. • I am, , Ace. GARDNER. Loire, at Sta, March r 7, x 804.. MY LORD, I have ►he Honour of informing you, that lass night, after a chace of seven hours, His Majesty's Ship under my command captured the Brave of St. loes, a Ship Privateer carrying sixteen twelves and sixes, with a complement of zso men; she is coppered, appears to sail fast, and has been out of L'Orient three weeks, without having made any captures. _ _ 1 have the Honour to be, &c. FRED. MAITLAND. Right Honourahh Lord Gardmer, &c. LIG &c. PLYMOUTH, MARCH 31.—Arrived the ropaie Frigate from Cork ; she , is stated to have brought intelligence of the loss of the Magvifrext, of 74 Capt. jEtorts, some days since, on the Coast of Ireland; all the Officers and Crew are said to be saved. Poß.Tsmotrit,Ata t L I,—Sailed the S l ider Brig, with the Celewort b, Etittrprize,CaMpih, arid Amity Transports under convoy, for Deptford. Arrived the Ariadtte Frigate, from a Cruize, and several out ward.hound Vessels froM the Downs: Flii Majoity's Ship Lc Troll:pule has a 5 ign4l to Convoy the CutWiltd.bDtlnd WCSL India Ships to Falmouth. 'DOVER, APRIL t.—Came in the brig Aksina, of Sunderland, THOMAS CUNDY master, having been taken 'yesterday morning off Fanlight by a French Lugger Privateer-, of ro guns. , Some of our Cruizers soon after appearing in sight; the French‘men got the brig's boat over the side, and two of them got in, and at that moment the Master, who had been ordired below, jumped on deck, and knocked another of the 'rencinnen over the side into the boat ; immediately on which the remain. ing Frenchman left the helm, and jumped into the boat, when they made off, leaving the Master alone in the brig, the Privateer having killed one of his people, and taken out the rest., The Master then steered for the Downs, where he arrived, and brought the brig to anchor without any assistance. HARWICH, APRIL t.—The Lady Frances Post. office Packet, Capt. FLYN, with the Diana, Capt. STEWART, arrived from Mastrand, each with a Gottenburgh Mail. A Russian Messenger with Dispatches came over in the Diana. These Pdckets met with very tempestuous weather on their out. ward-bound Passage, and were obliged to put into Norway, where they were detained some weeks by the severity of the weather. The Block Ships are all at their respeCtive sta. tions on this part of the Coast, so that the en. trance at the King's Channel, Swin, and Wallet, are effeetually secure an Admiral's Flag and seven Ships are distin,Ctly seen from hence. Remain the Pegasus, 'armed en flute, of 28 guns, Capt. Pt Nat LLY, with the Diatsa and Lady Frances Packets; the former will sail to-1110170W for Husum, and the latter for Gottenburg, with the Mails and Passengers. DEAL, APRIL I.—His Majesty's Ship Zohyr, cdme down from the Nort. Arrived the Alonzo from Plymouth, with Con. voy, and sailed again to the Westward. Sailed the Supply Transport, for Woolwich. His Majesty's Ship Cham . tioar, came down from . the Nore ; the Leda from a Cruise, and sailed again with the Sienste for Dungeness. ' Sailed the Dart Sloop of Witt, with several Gun. brigs, on a Cruise off Boulogne. The Stately has sailed for Yarmouth Roads. In the Downs—Monarch, Utrecht, Illustrious, Veteran, Brake!, Trusty, Immortalite, Fury, Vesuvius, Hecht, Champion, lionotta, Zephyr, Archer,. Conliiti, Deptford Transport, and Perseverance East. India Slut). WINI,,aO/ft SHEERNESS, APILII. 1. --The Ain't Fisher, new Sloop of War, was taken into. Dock yesterday, Co be coppered and fitted, the Scourge, Captain WOLDItiDGE, having come out. Arrived the iirgbde Frigate, Captain FORD,RIME,- With Frencli prisoners from the Downs, `Petit our of Harbour, "the Orerto Armed Ship, Captain THOMAS; and. Mariner Gun-brig„ .Lieut. LAriLic, having been refitted. .. Y I'73rr ,NJ 'Y t rATEit4ENT CYY THE DlSTritrllT OZ '1:1“TISI3 FORCE, TO Tkill, I? 1.::.t..t7 . , r I': : . „14:', ..), !,9i4t1411 . 1L1,P 4 411V41 1 41 O ttl ng' PP4 it-, - 7,4 tvitti , ;,:it.: ()piers . ; otirik:lski-iis. 1 , • --) ti- :14 1 , niiite Ezkiish awl iki§o , " ' tkliantlVlS : -' . ; • 9 liVrov:tiliatid Nikih' 5t4 ifitTdos*. ' ,:. tt .: ..: ;9 . fgitt , noWes.t A odia Islandii ' and'on the Passage on the Jantaics station - ' '`• A1)10.4.?It 4 Newt . clup4-", j, i i i loid Atations - i C.' of C.. Hope; -1."11hd:' • •'.' , and-on the V4saage • l' Coat,of .tfric;i - , o p gain, Portugal itud Gibrattit 6 Altditerranealt and on patattii' ' l 3' Hospital and Prison Ships to , Total in Commission • • too Receiving Ships - 4 Serviceable awl repairing i -'lO Mr Service In ordinary - - -, '' 5g Building - . -, 16 5 0!4 I,v'2 .4 .Y 'Total iB3 I 15 I or• Tfia NAV Ai. l'og, 51)5..1 'l'd. 26 : 321 . :, 66cl , - 18 1 :-• 61-1- ilifl '' i . ' 1 . '_ •"r I ►/ . 6 3 I i 2 • / 3 2 3. .44 14 .477 20 1 31 66• 2011 7116 STAIZ Of THE OP.DINARY AT ZACH POIT.' I Line. so's Ffjg Sps. I Tot. Portsmouth . -.. zi I 18 8 I 48 Plymouth t. , . • g 3 • 4 ..it , 5 43 Chatham 25( 4 Slieepir4s River 4 2. 2 1 =9 I. 4 1 Total 72 I tI . 1 I if 1 167 On the' 18th ulta`aix of the Eriemy 4 s Were discovered by the Hydra Frigate attempting to come round Cape La Hogue.- The Frigate im mediately• gave chacei• and drove them. into Blain. where they were all lost in the' gale of the 2id, and the crews of two of them perished. Two other Gun.brigs are also • within the rocks, near Gouree, totally disthasted, In addition to this in. telligence+. we haite the satisfa(tkn to state, that on the 24. th ult. the Mttrttity drove on shore, .off Piton, four Gun.brigs and two armed Loggers, which were stealing along shore. • A Letter from Gibrairsii•dated March 7 states, chat the Thisbe Frigate, with the iiigdostan,Storc. ship, and 19 sail, . being : the whi4e of her convoy.i. arrived at Gibraltar,on the 2d of March, after a passage of 17 days from Falmouth. , , The Weaxie Brig, of 14 guns,. was' losi on the Ist of March,teearc i ibtltia Point—the Crew saved, with the exception of one. man, and active(' atGib-, raitar. The #aivitt Brig, of 18 guns, was lost off the S. W. coast of Sicily, on'the 6th January; 'the Ciew saved, and arrived at Palermo. POLUNTEER CIRCULAR LETTBR. Mareb,•lBll4. lam eommintieci to ti try to you His Majesty's pleasure that daily pay hosllowed to ott4 Serjeant for every ; Company of Volunteer Inferitiy consisting of not less than Sixty vacs as established, undteceiving:the - alleivatices specified in Lord Hobart's Circular• Letter of the 3d of Angus; hist r?and that you do give the necessity directions for the Wine thereof such pay to contnience'from the '2sth of this initatit'MarCli, if the Appointment shall have then taken, place, ;lair not, from the date of the Appointment, ;mitt° be substance -4 in lieu of all pay, to drill Serjeants licrccdoie paid by Vie re:.. under the riet-or the 43 a Gm 3 ,k c. The Serjeants receiving the said pay are to be regularly: at tested, and will be subjeet to Martial Law, in like mintier and under the like regulations as ;he Serjoantsof-flis'Majet ty's Militia forces. • . . In order to qualify a man for this situation, it is necessery that he should basic served two years as a 1N on-Corniriissioned Officer or Private Soldier in the Regtilars, Embodied Militia, feneibles, Marines, or bast India Company's Service,. 'and have been creditably discharged therefrom ; or that he should have served three years in some Company of Volunteer In fumy, in both oases the fitness should becertitietl by an in, spetling+Field Officer of the district , who may dispense with the period of service if the real sufficiency of the Indivitinal should justify a departure from•tha strict rule, but cannot dispense with the service itself as above required. • The Certificate of the Inspetting Field Officer, as to the sufficiency and former service of such Individual is to be an nexed to the first pay list which shall he transmitted to the War Office after the Appointment takes place. I ant to desire that you will cause this regulation to be merle known to the several Commandants at Volunteer:Corps through the General Agent. have this honour to be, &c. C. YORKE. CORN EXCHANGB, APltli , 2. , Tun Market to-day is extremely well supplied With Wheat, which Trade is considered heavy, at, a reduttion of is. per quarter ; Batley is in large supply, hut is not noted cheaper; Malt at the sant: Pease rather less; we also have 4 full supply . of Oats front the North ;- but the demand for thts,arti,, de supports the prices ; Flour as last week. Wheat 28s a 4os a 53s od Tick Be:ins . ass a 32s od Fine ditto . sis a 563 od Oats - Iss a aos'a 2 3s:od' Rye - . ass a3ts od Poland ditto ,a4s a 2ss'rsi Barley . i9s a 245 6d Rape Seed . 361 a 391 Malt • - Sos a 55s od Fine Flour - .4os A 45$ ott White Pease 345 a 4ts od Seconds .354 a 4os od Beans - 3os a .36* TO-1110frOW the DUKE Of CVM EILLM4D - will re. view his Corps of Sharp Shooters, commanded by Major BAlt BS it, at Chalk Farm: it will muster at ha:l past eight o'clock, and be met by ijis Royal Highness about ten.—Yesterday the Corps . went through their different. manoeuvres in the adjacent fields, and afterwards fired at the larget,'"at a dls. tance of more than 200 yards, six shots each, for a beautiful gold medal ; which was won by Mr. Kt r , tc, one of the Serjeants, having pullout of his shots in and near the bull's rye. . • On Friday last a division of the Hendon Volan. seers met at to fire for a Medal, given by their Captain SAtIOIL MORI Is i 'Esq, and Lien. tenant LITTLItWOOD j they are entitled to great praise for their firing, as ''twenty-two of them placed eighteen balls in the target, front a dis ta nce of upwards of too yards, and the winning shot by °SUMO', was within a quarter of an inch of the centre of the bull's eye. • Three hundred Special Constablesof.the District of the Nice of liarton.Garden, •Illetqn Saturday at the Military Drill-ground,- in Corporation. row, Clerkenwell, for the purpose of ; being, registered, and to eletifrom among themselves leaders of classes who are toliired a certain MlMllrf .to anike regular return* to the Magistrates , from time to time, the to be called 'forth fur the protettion - of the 'Capital in carte of an invasion,. kv,hen the service .cif the military force of the Metropolis may he other "Nis: Moira. The Magistrates made. an appro. priate speech o n ,the occasion. The , other:Distrids are forming the .3atue.kittd of ei vit • 14 Al F 1 sir( i I 1. 1 NERAL: T yeiy recpetLill:sChSir::,.....-r, who, in his life.. iitn:, attaitad tilt pfelcrur nt in 0 by illy iPterit,ohnit - I,t;i - :hoiitinge , i - ,voiih t .4n &tit Ykomt).l;ilnrt, 414,4 • iHr•SVtiftliry tWe tred tltelrantic-st f:tittij• $4313 gi ven to the , Remains of iny Suhje&, hav:og the whole of 'he t Malt Bt. 0d4.'1;) NIArEITY'V 79 : at 'nd NlijElftlCr l / 2 y Al)(10c1 C . t holm . 416c:A iittcntl the Euot4r t li htgan rninster... Soot*, aft .c4..oum tecktek. yv4s retolwatl, ileo'lthe r la he, .ptuceuion theo ‘ll4oved .in the„Allipwirtg. order ~~ ; Six Mennwhouclxic.... A Ftirse with a Man uncovered, who' had placed befOre i tilin flt:Y`Swoid, Sish, orti,"white -silk cap and foathins; and r the, Wiscste of the kns , iginir of: the_, Qrder borne ou t * velvet Cusnioni- TLC. cliater of the ;Deceased; black c nth, of-' iiviiented. With Elcutylieotts, led by a Serjyant of the yl P.ragoen Guards. , , . - Two men on horseback... Heal - se six horsc§,. covered with egeOtcheeins, containing the Ordctof the Hatir, and the De.. t • • - ceased's A rils pl3‘ed•utternAtoty. Six Tapirs ; on dak.ll side. . ~, , rat . The Pa t tic aof WA s chief mourner. •.1 His ILoyaillighnott's altriage was drawn by six-f , . ha) . Ito; sms. Four footmen in athti liveries reirli' - be4ititi: • • - I n weivt • , • The PR INCt, I)tax ES Ot.,Cl,A.Kfp4Cl'.aqd kf; Thq Duke of Ketit's•carritii;e and Jtx nurses, in winch were - th'e ,Lari Chl,:bterticid anti f•:6 loot!, itteettakhytt., -; 1 ha Prince's cluriot t ,prith ?t ICr 4 er., , • Sir Willraiel OWII eltria r ;ie," - '•"/ Next followod vett Alouritit* Gotp...llL:f 01,14 W hrftutrhems each. In thq , . , tst, was Colonel Addcnbruke, Captain' . !tttntiin; - 1 0 01tIcPatill,• 7 (Theliankar)ondiMr. Stein' us' St.f une6'4,sti&er,, • 24, i‘lariptis Genecil .1 lac.ourt; ot chr - ' litnptom, ancPSit Georo't.ihnorne... • .) 311, General Grenville, Sir Thontas Mtri,thivct, Sir ; Alstetli Clarko, and , . . o „ „ ‘gtn, Generals rownrizg, Anil Der tarhity ;, and Colonel Wycly4til. .-:.• sth, Colonel Clinton, Captain Thorpe, Mathew Lewis, Est, ilatentthe IV.ir Office), and Mr. Greenwood: 15tb, Y.'l%lasely, Colonel l'aterwn,r4ntir4l7-'Kvyrailds.--4 rh,,Tyvo the tlei;eawd's pfineilial r 4l.4ml44ta. The Proces4on wasclosed I)} _aim - 16 rat. the eartiaes • •tfid Ge6'sal'S pa ti",:llar nit:111111. r . -;'‘s - The solemn procession proceede&rhrnugh Parity ment.street, and when: they arrive:l , ar the illorsi9 . l Guards, ithe•ltorsemen entered the) - first gate,' . - . were proceeding into the Park, when the kioni Capri... , Sroxt t.to NT, an& a number of me i n,onduty, presented themselves,onlhorsebrick, and the. Captain itif9PP4 --, them it was.she Du . l‘ g of Yoto.-.."s orders they were ! not to pals.., .1 , , . , --.. :,! ;',,'l•-. i. ...: , This circumstance caused great conies; )n, singeg,, the immense crowd that was assembled, nos, norwili,erju pushed forward to get into. the . Park . ii, y ~Bi ti f i n g ,,, Gardens, .but . when they got then Clind Al o cic i disappointment, and returned,- w 4 h He tvocil spesd,, i They proceeded by Pall. Mar, Sr. J .ineb',.aireq . , , Piccadilly, , Knightsbridge end_ gosne-street, ,lo Chelsra,Polltge.,. where they entered at : th'F. G(fig . • i. ..3.A. 1 .Gate in the King's Road. , , When the procession reached the greht gaiii' • it' Chrls - ea,, pp thO northern tilde' !'!f the principal tri.:l, trance, it shipped. Here the Duir is' t ot Voitc, Cu . rani4LANo and CANII3Ri6GE, with blarkC(ttie: scarfs, joined as mourners. The c , flit) wa, , .; taKen rift, ; and appeared covered WWI 41:1.k ye I vet, ,rodin f ilf r 4 l' with gilt nails, and richly 41.0..rd,,,,g 1 ii! pt,: t., ail' '. i umi li c , ‘; the to p was studdea' 1 ; i111 eight.en''gji[r :stars, aiTlicable to tls r .e ()tact. of the 11 i tli., titi . 114 1 lid 'Was ihe . follow ing inscript ion': ' i ` .O. -'•. - . 1 • '1:10 Right Up r Sir vti 1 0 4 A. st Fa worr, r .K., 0; ~ OM dills MAJ r.sry's,;lost timuivranie i'avy Cotincii,. ; '' • . ' Gederai ot iiii tkl'AiL:sli- v's Fli-rc:6, , • •'• 1 " , :i Ci olor 71 of c titLis vg 3 i d no ß r e < g )f in c ie t ii i t i o se T i.i i;il o go s o4l t „:tuit4is a n d 0 , 1 ) , Died Mari:h, itp.i p 1 ~ • ' ' Aged 77 ' , ears, , . , vt;,:l A The 1,1 Regiment of , the ToWer tiatnl e t s and. the East Landon Militia wh) fprrned-a line in the; pri n cipal walk to the College thrsugh which the.' procession paaed, reversed their arms, 3 leaned`' upon tire hurt. 'end when the C,Crr.e. was 'taken:. out of. the Hearse, and the Dolts of YORK'S band"' played the D6ad March " The Ciaii was covered with a most elegant Mack Velvet PA, with eight G Tassels tor:the Vali./ bearers; ivhich were held by the Marquis Coit.n. WALL 1,11%.1 CARHAMP Sir THOMM IL MI.PI.. G i tl ots, Sir GEORGE OsuottNr ; Generals GR N *. Flut.sit,, and two other General Officers. The 114 AI lituthers fullowe3, iu the folloti:int order : The V iNCr of W-Atzt and DuKt of )(OAK, DUKES Of CLAgeNcE and Cumaxett.a.so, DUK4S 91 KIWI' and CAasnatoceu. They were followed by Mr. FAR R AR. Son-in-14w to the deceased,-and ellptaill STINToN, Nephew to Lad) FAWCETT. The Mourners and General Officers followed, two and tw o. The Corpse was placed in the middle of the Chapel, with the insignia of the order of the Bath placed upon it. The Royal Brothers sat in a pew under the right of the Organ Loft. The pulpit, reading desk, and Clerk's desk, were covered with black, ornamented. The Church Service was read by the Chaplain to the College; after which they pruceetL ed to the bury ing.ground in the same order. Ihe Pensioners of the College lined the walk leading to the ground ; on their entrance to which the 7:b Battalion of Invalids were dr.iwn up with their arms reversed, and their Band playing the toti.th Psalm; the flux a of Yoast's Band playing the Dead March in Saul, in the Procession, which had a most solemn and impressive effed. The Corpse was, then placed in a new 114* vault, and after the burial set vice was read. the Battalion of Invalids fired three vullies over the grave. The crowd won uncommonly, great from the time of the Nut:cosign leaving Gr..ige.strert ti, the in.. ferment. Md=alum, TownsCild, and Sayers attended at the head of the Winne cat the how. street ratrok, by .order of Sir RI u Ftit!n, and we did nor hear of any di ,turba ,, c!,, ,teeljent, ar tkpred.ition, and the who!e was en ducted with th.,► decorum which the solemnity of the occasion demanded. Some otriiments have lately been made to wet... rain the rt of holding a Telegraphic Jesiondcrws between S:othnd and Ireland, whirl .arc said to luivc.tbeen, , mterided with 6tICCiAS• tx6 4 0 '491 3 .2i7