The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-26 00:00:00

- T G4ZBTTE EXTII.4OIIDIN.4IOI. 111'1 . 461)AI, AMU". 25, 1811. DOWning.sl saet,MP it S, 1811. Dispatch of whiLh the ((allowing a Copy, been thi4 morning received at Lord Liverpool Urtice, addiett,ed t his Lordship by Lieoteliata. Wellingion, dated Villa Fertnusa, gib of Ap:il, 1811. Villa Formosa, April 9, ISt*. MY I.ORD, \Viten I last addrosed yonr Lordship the enemy neon/tied the Upper Cat, having his•right dt Revlna, ano gtiardiog.the Ford at %nailllo de Cot. With detachment at the Bridge of Fetrer'as. awl Ins left Sabugal, - and the 8 h corps was at Altayates, The right tit the British army WAS CppAbire Saint ‘ gid, and ti.: tett at the BriJge of ,Ferrerias. Toe militia under Gentril Trent and Colonel Wilson cro-ised the Coa Wow Almeida, in order to titre ,ten the communication, of that place with Cio da:l Ft drigo :hid the enemy* army. l'he river Cot is &titian( tit rice :is throughout its and the igisnion which the er:my t h:hi taken t tlytitrou t4 , and could be approached only by tits left. . The tri-inps were therefore put in motion on the morning of tile 3d, to turn the enemy's left above Sabogyi s and to torte passage Of the bridge of that -town ; with the exception of the 6111 which remained ropposite the fith,torps, which •was at Rovioa ; and . one battalion of the 7th division, winch observed .the twenty's detachtitent at the bridge of Verrerias,' The ed corps were in a strong positioi, With their right upon a height iminediarely above the bridge end town otSabogal, and their loft extending along the rid to Altayatei, to a height which command td oil the approarlws to Sabugal from the fordo of the above the town. The 2d corps cotutuu 'lll,:atod try Eteodo 'with the Gth corps at ROVinii, II iii, li.wokied to torn the le.ll of this corps, and with tlti4 view , the light oivisinti and the cavalry, M:ijor'.o..neral Sir W. Erskine and Major ‘qade,,W.ere to etIMS the Cua by two sepa ratelords relic: the right, the cavalry upon the right cif he lip: division ; the 3:1 under Major. Gene-al lettton, itt a ford on Their lett, about a mile front Sahegal ; end the 50.1. Lkision, cinder, Major. .-ntia; 1)ohlod, arid the artillery, at the bridge of bati4m;ol, Ce 01046 brigade of the light division wi4te the hi..t that ortiss. d the Coa, with twt!squa. (`ali tit cat airy upon thttir right. Four compantei rd.(' J 5.11, and three comi,anies of Colonel Elder's C c:1 res, drove trt the enemy's piequms, 'and were snl , r i7ri;24 by the 4.3 d tegoneot. Ar inng moon ot a r.,trt,root,r4 cattle, nit, wrielt rendered it t' , tee mit' thing ; and theito temps having -posited oil In 1)10'604 of Itne entinat:s phyets, c!unei upon 4 their tit tit !Jody, ',s Loch ti had been tn t:•rttied Joey tvhotod torn, T tiolys wire dri‘en-back, upon the 4sd roqinicitt, attd N00n.115 the itlntospitore became ett,o, v baying I , t, ceived tha: t),O which h a d ei , were not st rati;, al taetted in LuHf'.itt, sty- o pined by cavo;7' ttnd f irtdlery. Tors- r tins attack, and ad. vanceit4io put sun on the ant my posiPori, where they ti etc: it tlack(-d by a fte , h etrlnunt o 6 their left, anti Atte,. charged oy. I Ihissars on their right. .m 0 wok p , si ,nclUnd i uiill,. from. Whichtt tht.y l'epu: pu so'! tinny ; and ad. ;int:vitt lone in porttnit of thetn, anti took , tit , a roxitzer. They were,, however, av-o ,by a flesh Column with eavatry„ and to lien- post, fivlti re they joined by ! b..'`o-hes conSis,ing o r i t rco o b4I t3110:,5 of the ;r2d rqintent, and tie eto TO,,se troop, repolsett the eheoiy, ith's tot t o,adt! awl the ;fit hatto be.ed r ,, gt;tiootain.;iitvArced upon them. qtta, lied t+„ •t u by a !resit eohintn * sup:, I„o , ted by eivaity, whirl charged their right, an 4 ,l incy yiok Too in an 'li - closure upon the top of the from wheme Ow)/ could proted the howit zer, which the 43cl had , taken ; and they drove brick Ow enemy. The enemy were waking ortangernents to attack thein'again its this arid had waved a column fet Orel lett, when the light Wan! ry Pit:..ten's division, tower Lieutenant supported by the Honourable M d . joi nerd .Colville's brigade, opened their tire tvoti A, It , : „acue moment the heal of. Major-General coluniti ciOssed the bridge of. the Cita, d4ed ate heights tot the right flank of the ; the etvalry appeared mf the Itigh y mo naiu riztr of the ettenty'a left, and the enemy, reined across the hills towards Rendo, leaving the pisci4ion of those who had so gal -1 iyaineit 011 , 1 preserved ml ind atiout IM 6 bun ttt d on the ground, -anti six ()dicers anti three leindtvit pii ti ritterit.tn our hauo.l. . . ''‘,,lttiongh ouPrations of thii day Were, by on, 4vo ia a bini icettents, not: perforated In .tire manner, lti which 1 i o trotc(t.d ftey , shoold, I r eonsider the ,o-tnnythai v;:i4; It,at4ht by the light di% 44 01 .,b . y . C o . uwer .112::C1ttytth''i brigade principally', with,the whole ‘ ,4,4 thu eja ‘ , ; inp , to be one of the trio.r. glorious that toarps v4.ere ever engaged ; ii,../girnerit, under Debjor V..rriek , ton, ptr. 14, theitrielve, tr; tl:d that part 111Con,tiel ith!it brigade, tw etit t t ootinand of Ailaj t Gihnour, and Col, u p,..) ioro ; the Ist' fmitrallun t , .2‘.1 regiment, command .of Li.intenattn-Cotono great steadirn,%ii and gallantry-. they , itpnett w h's 6rit .o d c „ d‘liou troops deli, 4;d ;, 3 f'. fiotn the ,istancl of two gulp; ttl (...!aptain stoop ctt. t .r :11 to.iery, wtpcb trot 'U , t the row w i l i t o w ott.tsion, and came up to Orli tol p i kort. It Wah i.rit ic Othcer to COOdtla With In le tinnt Coloskel }tack ',1 4 i0-1 a, Ikon wari ininmeo(:ed by an un accid-nt LOV," hid) operat !mks are liable bkn, 11,iv;13; 1;.-en cunk monced, it would 10t,c5 inlpuhattolo to witlvitaw Iron) the grbund, wildcat T"•~ 4 ~ 4 '~ n ~' ' , .'z i; c. :Isking the loss of tI obj-et of cur onmetrients; and it IN4i titto>irable to obtain po4esitr, if po.otbk, of the t,op of the hill, fon enemy rmde so tivtoy attacks wish adeaticoge, fi t , the first position oaken by tlle 4.3 ti regioyer:t, bos' was gaited before tie 3 . 0.1 divioo,l came up. I had also great reAst , n to, be satisfied with the cottilud of Colonel Doontround, c; ho cominands the other brigade, in the light division,, When tW firing commenced, he 6 h corps brolte up bum their pmts. ai Rovi 111mClWd to mato* , Itendo. The it WO Corp, join( d Ht. that 14acti, and cohtinurd their tetreat. to .t'k,.ltoyaies, tulioWed by our cavalry, part of which was that night at Sot (), The enemy continued retreat that night and the next mop log ; eilr , •itti the Spanish frontier on the 41h. They have Since corittnuva their retreat, and yeiterdAy the of them crossed the Agueda. I have the honour to inclosti :the'return of L;IIA and wountli4 from the t ath of Much, 1 ain cerned to have to ,rerirt that Lieutenaut-Col'anel, Waters was taken prisoner on the 3d, holje action commenced. He had crossed the Cy to reconn-nie the enemy's position, and he yeas •Stir.. rounded 'with some hussars and taken. Ile ilia: rtndcred very important lic.l.liCol llocie Malty ttLeit-, St ,, W :in the List tvio yeers,. aid his lose is sc.ihi hi y I Sent 4ix ••squndrqns , of cavalry, .under :Major- General Sir W., Erskine, on the 711), towards Ai• ntetda, to reconnoitre, that place, and drive its snV parties wtiich Might be in that neigh:lourho , 4, to cut off the communication bet 4 ern the gliritiott and the army. He found a ch . ti , :ion of the Ath cor k s ,at JUIIC3, which he. dioVe before, liityl the Turou and Dua., Casaai ant.. I sir IA; ifolll lIIt ,ii many piiso ,, ers. Cairairt trail. iii hors , artillery did great execution' uron the occasion. The enemy withdrew in the 1310 a ztcrosi the Agnedi, 'The allied army have t,ken up 'ht., pi , Nitien 01 , on the Dttas Coma, which Btig.:dirt-G'e lin I 1 orcudieu with hi* adtraievo guard in the latter Oft of the s4ege of Ciudad R. driv ; boving our wham:- ed pubti upon Gallegai .11 , 1 upon toe il,,iptiPda. The militia are at Co.( 0 Villas and 111alpartida, Toe enemy h ,ve Ito ;111 gArrisan of Almeida, bolo tivhe co t.rely wilt,- drawn the heavy arrillvtv employed in the titllrld%et OE tjlC sitte O. that plate. Nit hint I.(epori•l4 out Cadiz . 14 &frit Ih6 of I hkwe not hvarn froth S:r Wm. Ilettif•rd 'since ihe tst tits d lut , t. At that woe •he,hoped. to aule to Otockacie liadajnz on the 31 , I le-rtt by Letters, of t he 30th March receivf..d this day from the Sour b . it Porro l .;.l, that ttio:r Gentral Z.iyaa hail landed his eont. rat [4 I 'afid Nitirgticr, the Duke , ','AreinbtTrg toovekt upon . Moigoer front Seville with Ihree thoosathl intattav .04.1 cizitt hun dred citvab y, mpoo Spaoibh stoop: ernbarlied I t iy b tA t cd tb,et the co ally had lost some of their equipments. ',IWO: tite honour to zit.. WELI3N(aON. Return of the Killed. Wounded, 411 d Nll4,iiig of the British anti Pottitgue.r oruct, in the tiever4l k 1645 with the 1 4 rctich Army, ,{runt the 18th ,1 Mirtm to the Ito Apttl, at t. • iSth Afarch.. 14th Light Dragorris...t rank and file. t lior4e, Wounded. sat •Light Dragoons— t rank 4tid tile wounded. 19th Mach. ;6th Dragot'ms....; r,ink . 4 1111 tiir wounded, Izl ilossars, ii,ing'sQrrrnatt tank and file, ;horse, killed, 'z iIOISCS lltti March. tst if usiars, Kiikg l 4 lior4v; a oumted. 21th March 9sth (,eilcr4lStailmissing. 29th Shrt.h. ist ItuasJrs, Ct;1111411 Logtoit—i horzci t turg; wourt,led. rpnth March. iith Light Dragoons-3 rank and file wounded. 331 April. Royal Horst: Artillery—a hones t rank and file wounded. 36th Lint Dragoons —J horse killed; i horse wounded.' tat Hussars, K.llig'. German Legion horse. killed; t rank. and hie, t firma. Wounded; 3 rank and tile, t horse, id Batt. WI foot —t Lieutenant, t Ensign, 1. Serjeant, rink and file, wounded. • isi tiatt. 43ti Fat--, Lieutenant, t Serjeant, 6 tank and file, I.illed; t Major, t Ca1n,3333, 3 Lieutenants, 4 Setjeants, 2 orniumers, 63 rank sad file, wailed. hat lijt I. Foot-2 , rank slid file wounded; 3 rank and tile mis Sing. tst Batt. p rank and file killed: l Captain, t Lieu.. tenant, r Serjeant, v 7 tank and tile, wounded• jilt twit. Gotha Moot--2 rink and file killed; I Serjeant, ; rank and tile, wounded; a rank and file tnisyjim. , 3tl tint. kCid I•not— t tank snit the wounded: a rank and file Inissing. ISt lint. nth Foot —t tank atul tile wounded. ad Bait. atith Font t Serjeatit, a rank and tile, wounded. 2 rank and tile, WOuilekti. 141 . Ban, 951 n Font— t Lieutenant, i rank and fiie, killed - ; r General ;101; 1 Ellingn, 12 rank and file, wounded. ad Hatt. 9ilh .rank and fate killed, a tank and file want-Hied. • Purtugacte Army—t rarric and file kilted, 9 rank'and file wounded, 't Lteutenatit.Colonei inhsing. . • 6th. A pail. tat Httuarti, King's German Legion-1 horse killod, t rank and ilia wound..A., 26th Light Drognum—t 1'411 , 4 snu tile, 2 horses, wounded. T , otal Britidz 1.043 —1 Genera ! 2 iietittioitht3, j. Ser. jeant, ts rstitcand tile, b Ito, itilitU; I Gt-nerai 41, 3 d; l§d,joz . , z Captains, 5 I.le:it-imizta, dtutniugro, to, ralik aod tile, I I h 0,413, I., , outaiztai rank and tile, ,and z hors* musing. Total l'ortugtust t rank and fee kilte d ; 9 rak k witurttictl; I Lieutenant. Colu lt el misitor. NAMei of Officers killed, wounded, and missing. KiUc*l. 650 Funt—Drigado.Nl,sior Stcwart Lieutenant). tat llot. 43d tout—Lieut. f 10`1.)e.scnnst. lit Batt. 9th Fout..Hon. Duncan Atbuttinot. Wounded 2d BAH. sth soot... Lieutenant St. Our, Ensign Willi:tins, severely. in Km. .134 Foot... Major l'airickson, slightly Caplan, Daizel mid Lieutenant Itylance, severely; w, tf r, slightly; Lieutenant j. C tvighton, seyeleo Ist Batt. 524 Fuot.-Capt. Campbell Curl Lieut. I. t.;ur wvot,severely, not dangerously. 95 tlt out.. Lieut.- t.:olonel Bet: k with and Second Lieutenant %V. Ilepttip, 11 ylbtly. Ist Prettigmese Foot.-Lieutenatu.Colonel Waterz, (late Ist 1 v4l). 7,»Yien Office, slpfil 1"5, 131 I. txtrati of a: &switch t4li day rtccived tly the Mart-lois Weltiti4olq iron) eludes Swart', E":,q. hii I‘l , jeslis Ntinibt . dy at 1.40 ii, dated ApVii 13 1811. Marshal Beresfora having compl,ted the bridges over the Guadiana, crossed that river on Jilt , htb instant. On—the ?th he French attacked his ad. vaneefl posts iq the neighbourhood of Olivenea, but were repu,sed with loss. The Frot , c.t withdrew the 'garrisons, excepting Attlee hundred then &Om Oliverved,'"and three bibt rtalioni film' 13 ,ciajoz, on the saute day. The, whole corpl of Mortier, cut:sibling of six ',thousand men, took up it position between Albaetra and Sta.,Mar. 'ha on the Bth: • • 'Telegraphic accounts, dated the 12111, mention that the French hate since retired by Vle toad in Seville; antl that Mar,ll.tl Beresfoul's Head-quar terti were et) the ittli in Albutira;,,ind on the :tilt in Sta. divi , ,ion of Gettetid Cole be sieges Olivenc4. at•counto from the frootier of Algarvt., dtited the 4th, ,rate, ,that uotil the Ist of this mouth Aflitib'tal Sou , ' ItAlitot quitted .tri% 11,S. Aga v —1 Gilembe , ) , t I tr,ty, Did g—l CittliZ, i DUO:4i, j Vitt.. 1 . 01. THIS DAY AL" TVit-L.V ift.LoCK. CCVSOIS • - • - - I' 11 s 1.4c41 („,kuts iitCsae VALatim ALIDEAr? I - , L N D N. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1811. A Gazette Extraordinary was last night published, with Lord WELLINGTON% Dispatches of the 9th inst. dated at Villa Fermosa, We had previously reeeliled, through private channels', adcourtis of the action at Sabagul, and of the complete evacuation of I'ortugal hy.the French ; but his Lordship'a Dis patclies contain many very interesting details. The enemy hid csken a, position behind the Coa,. with Ilhvir :eft on &bagel, and, as it was one . of consider. able , rrengih, they resolved to make.a stand. Lord WaLLINTON give the necessary direCtions for at';' taching the enemy. It was intended to turn their left at Sahagul, but unfOrtunately a rain store', came on, which rendered it•impossible to see any thing, arid our troops, instead of turning the enemy, C,AGIe. on the left of their main body. An action immediately commenced, and notwithstanding the almost inere. d:ble disparity of number, they repulsed the enemy in several at, tuck a howitzer, and maintained their ground until 'reinforcements arrived.' Lord WELLINGTON says, he censiders !bre action, which was fought by the Light Division under Colonel bi..citwt - rif, as one.of the:rnostglorinUs that lititish troops . Were ever' engaged `in. This wee the last ef. lore made by the, Fiench Army before it quitted Portugal, covered with disgrace and infamy. By Dispatches, frriin SIL4ART, it appears that on the South of the'Tagus our, affairs are equally . pro-iptrous. The enemy attacked Marshal Bears. PORD% advanced posts it.;,pr.! neighbourhood of oil , venza, and were repulsed with loss. The French have n the greai4r part cif the ga rhino ((orb Badojoz and OliVerza, haying left only three bat in the lot wet place, and 300 men in the latter: we may therefore owed the speedy surrender of both those towns. When we expressed, borne months ago, our opi nioa that the Portuguese Campaign would terminate favourably, we were told that we were deluding the public, by holding out hopes whit.‘..ll could never be realized, and we may probsbly now expose, our selves to similar observations', if we express an opi oion as to the twure operations in the. South of We cannot, 'however, avoid expressing Our firm persuasion that before many . months :are elapsed, either the French will 1e expelled from the South of Spain, we totals that they will be forced to retire on this side of the Sierra Morena, or that MarshalVicrort wilt share the late of DuP'oNT. We lament that we nrestill unable to communi cate to, our Readers any further. Anforniation from Holland. BUONAPA.4II: itas it certainly very.much in his power to prevetwany intelligence from reach- ing us, at least for n time. had covered the whole Coast. with Custotn-house. officers and with soldiery; 210 of CotrilSe the utmost care would be taken not to let,a fishittg.hpat out at aucb a crisis. Of the tact, however, that there are disturbances of a aerious nature in Reiland and Flanders, and that the . DaniTh and • Nookegian sailors have refused to serve oti board . the'Frenchlliet, we have no dciubt. Since writing the-above we have heard that a tea sel has arrived at Harwich, which brings a confirm alinn of the insurrection introlland, but we have Not learnt any particulars. , . ---","----- The taming }lmage iii the oration of D2 :4oi- TutiNt3 on the state 01 the Cher,onewq, is so ap plicable 10 flits present awes, .to the character<rtnd crJjects of the man against whom we are contending,' told i •. t ' fthis . t ' ' o thesitult on o COIII ty that onr BeArlo , we are 'sure, w ill forgive us for extr a cting it U :First, then, A theniane, he firmly ctalvi‘ o,l 11 !hoe troths, that PHILIP dce4 Collitilit 1164;1*(1(4;i and haS violated the pew.:e (30(.11rt Us ttv ; 01 S er " . tl.s i cure each other of his crinitsj•--liat f t , is fil# , placable enemy of this whOle city, of tlio ' ~,,L,),liiiiiig:::ek,e.::,:::,...iaifit,;:ii,,,,,,,;.,,iintvy s:utt:tnidio::;:rv,tii,ete),:ueoiri)abi:::eib,il:,,,,,,,,ii:i„t,i,,;,,,,i• i: i his let ding iC,I,JTHY.CRAT(E•S rit)(i LOTlljtiri, tt;eo:%!` - ' ihiatis. They w ho seetnc:i to be t rtt ort,...st to :' 1 heart, t Ire moment 'they letraffeit their yountry, kker 4 di siilogiAse i only by tl, 0, A li ; ,, , riur cralry ;of tl'e' r d'atit. -But it is Sgginst dUll- CONSllfliflOS (.1 that his arn.s are principally di( eele;l ; nor, ill a ll 0 , 7 .. • 1 schemes, in ail•biS aCtionOlath' he any it to . , Ifiedial,tlV ill vjev,;, as to, t oibvert j.; VI ta,- is 50Z0.2 Solt of nece , sity for this. lie i.noal 101 l re a t a nd exten . , ~ viel...ll);lt his co nquc,tS; tinwt,ver g h.l that if he otic.' inee'ts ', with AO 3' Cl6l6'tf sitzer-cao—oev.er be...seettre. Vkilil6- yea N111;1'111 frcv, ( 0)(1 ,every m ,n is sol , Jee:t to numb) all Owe tk , R l he hat h liw d inr, WI,: ,:.i vice; m, ill s'afich 4 '' 3 ii;d Ely to you fur vrotectioo, 'For paa.ale atio'l tur,lly disvis , !(l Cu gray a t E.;;llpile y.,,,,i40,t' to itUStrate I lie anibido.:B at teMpts of o ther , ►; 1 " !:, e ve r 1 . • tidy to oppose n019).1000, nod 3 ' slt , I ',l tiiherty of manl,itid ; this, is yOur i horidtr; .I', theretote it is not without regret that ltil ,etl r ' your treeiom a spy upon the in( iii..tit o t /,', I ' . tune. Noris this his reaSiniini; v.e.ili or 1 04 '' ' The llefring schooner, , I,i, tn, Nitlarivt ,iil arrived at Falitto. , l li, in nine coys, troin (;' , d , it '''',, iii,p4tches ; for Government. 'rho dittr l . 6 ' 9 , ' N ' i t received in !owl . ) ,yeaterday, and ctitiii.i i i i ,.: the resultAt.4-„dtfliherations ot the Corte( roP.",a, i r n i t i l t , i t g l i t ' i r n ti n tl i i ::i .f i el f : 6 l4 . 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Countrymen fakuidiing in 1 : ( 1 ' 11 ,, rc ',;,..0t everypurse Was opened, (tn() very i) ,3 " ° ! el 00 and (he promptitude woli , 101' t,i(., now CtlMe forward in behall ot the 10y.r..1Pc,k,,ri,j,,,,i sott'ering in the cbill awn e',liiSe, nflords 'P';','C,,, ;i4 ,; t proof of • their nnexsth Id . 10 , ''' ' ll ' p e gym , , ~ i i,, , she s that the loyal, .t no desersittl $ 11 " r o tri tunes of 141 :NatiOris, will ever fiitd rt::t 4 / 11 r ii"' l l:itl i. the benevolence and , ': I 6 tiu rt Qf l ' ° pro c Nation. • ' rrilti id t, A seizure of 10,0001. teas ' yestercol --,' e „,0•0 ... a nd sworn to at Guildhall as foretg" ft. i ° w i or c'' boardC x s c t s m i ll:a i l ; p u ‘ ti v e ld h . ; e ed t : f A t i h g : °l C li d t . : iisit,ti,ovibrvi;y[l: o i ort::6:1;:::vi'e: 11:: svat,,,i," ofiill`Ni," supposed (hat some person employe', 1" the , i 0 . 0 ':, of it into bars gave infornaation flint gl'ilo,i.iit''- t rr i t ,c elt o e t d b ile4,:igtroioldh:.,foreign gold. Tbe C 1 . 14 6: , „„ , j xt" Officers are slid searching the vestiel, , i 1 „ i r j ao 4 petted that mica, more has been seetetY 1 - Ti t i A t i l l t . t c ii i : l i r i ) e;:i l :il la . rreycla:::i;,:tagiseesm.i:iitillibp°tihtriect iteEdf::7l3'o".:l:ll,:iii:Osuci:All'ill, to (he /atter have been in a state of: ;: : ' cc : j i (11 011 1 a large portion of them will probabil al ' I ), 00, 4 : return to this quarter of the g lobe. 1 , o i o ng, ' l , l . • want' of raw'. olate ri .4 $ o f variono (.10":10tigtiolif at length opened the 'eyes of the Cliitio'i:;o,,,oo,°:. of retaining within their 0,,,,0 emplr, :31d;i'lrel.1,1; Lives of jealousy, a cortnnudity, o'hi c , l , l. . ( fit ' t % Chief value from its being consalefe:y:' c,,,lece general instrument of commerce. I '' ..,,,,ce th i' lci pre 7e ,,, :I:1:e ; ti g i, ;.:. yii°4illisic India iha"sferCgotlieilro'cacebsbi etOC:ali;111:111.1011:cvliiin;:::e:::,(.11141 (tin:iic:ii:it.i.:l:44 :I" Btli'lilies of s pe cie have alregq rc `" 1 silver "1 I . 1 0,01 i,, 013 at C a leui b t e a e , n ti rn ia a t ii t i b li :r n a n te d2o7l;tilleirdeeSe/:'i.14'111:1;biit1('°‘1:01 has, usually been extremely high , h4l:.lpi sOu:,„., as low as in Europe.. In oom e '4 I ,P4:,ll. o ' )'''' i :l' , . arrive from India, large 11114110 i ) : 1 ~, calci',/,0 °lt in general, ate expetckl i "t 4 ''' 1 1 .,,,,,,' § e5, v`; i i i er that, before any fi'e'ry long perit,'" e e ' ,-,' otter 3 : I , in this country receive num ill'' ' 4 4 ,: c . ( 1 0 11:1 1 ', ; ',::: supplieslo the amount of 7 qlill'"fl'idinctry i):;,:,, . , The new Comedy of The Ejirl'iligl,:, ",j-,‘ was sbiain numerooly attended 10 , e i 0. , 0 :1 ', ~; ( 1 t'ent-Garden Tilvalfe, anti Vol '',., 1 ,l).: ' 3"itall f 0 one,ot. the mot w h irr r ' 4.,,5.!:' i., the modern Or.inia, and It recefv", 4 0 ( 1 „' •; . ''... ~ .; dee It'orn. the ludicrous reproetti,3!l° jo , 0 i ~, ,i;. I t:y he t li:erenegrag°(f.ritti.bul'iBt C 0 ' 1 ° 11' 6 1% 1) : S i s11)11/"18'1 , t' :, '5 :;:i ' 1 0 '' '' ' ', 4 :1' ,.:, ‘E 'll t r . twice :i week, but this however, P r ' iive ~itri-1' ic,,lit able alternative of serooit. and sil° 'ditiocoelos It is whimsical , to observe I „l' e ., rs re si* 1 04 opinions of our rriodical rert,t:c.,,,, a ibeto!:.:iiki poem ' that was lardy publishe. 1).0"i7,5 ~,e r . r :,,, , the nettle:pd.:ins caro which it c°14.,:, colightel',,l o,' Paraby. Atwitter, eertamly a 11`70:_', 110,1,0 cs v tic, considers it as 1111 ettraord;a4r) , . ~0 , ~io ~, blimityi - ,y,, , , 4 S ) t i rl e9 :, ;ll e I L / r O d* r B t Y i n n i c if 18:5:1:1Iiitlia:::ibb' 'l'llunctr:cli,:,:ecti,ll y'l..-eit::;tiiii"riiiitii'lgr:;:,l'l.::::f' the vehicle 'broke. d0,,v0. qir' , '• ,' to"' observed the ficcident, howve ),,, itgfan the 'rases, and handed her 110): totitipti L,, 0, attendant Lady out Q 1 thc . eartl'it, AU sustainini the slight4.lst itijd I • i