The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-30 00:00:00

' C ~~ 1~~~ y. , IgHON O APR ft : 1 1.--Lett'ers frinn our army fat Ziftl,lllo-d the 17th, which ha , ejtist arrived, state, that Ihntsvono had arrived in . that In pursuit of MottriSk. The 13th dragoons took upwards 01 300 men and horses, of MonTten's dragoons, nn the road. General SPENCER commands near Almeida; Gen. Cats near Ba,lajoz, Lord WELLINGTON is gone there, We have taken about 400 Inlione" a t Val dN Cainula,. beyond Alnieida, which latter place is ltow hesiegol by our army under General SPENCER, WkLLINOTON having gone to the Alentejo, whete of course he will himself command: NIASSIINA, with part of his army, is gone tomfards 8461114 u ; another division of them marched in the direCthon of Placentia. 'Mottxtr.tt, with :6,000 men, went low&d.. Seville, leaving 1500 men in Badajoz and 400 in Olirenza. Marshal Bettesvoup has cut (a the communication between Movirrat and Ba dajaz j whtle General Cotta was' left to take 011- "1 1 4 . U-o tog Procured gun,* iron) Elvas, he open a f ire on Olivenza, On the I(ith, at six in the morning, the place surrendered at discretion. At two O'clock sam,.l 01, the priwners (314. men, and tti Olfio.rs) were removed. Gme.al SPENCER commands, in Lord 'WELLING. TOWS abit..nce. ~' 1,16130 N, APRIL 1 9.—Letters received from C,t 'erica, dated the t ttli and h instant, state, that • the. Preach have lost much bagga General Iln ge. I.otBsoN saved only what h e h a d a b out his person ; oxitai, ars well as other Chiefs, has suffered con- Thr Vieuch )troy 11,i; u.sken` the direc , . tl " u f Salamanca and litieighbr,allooo, learng IN nit') iir ciudad Ito:lt:rig°. In Almeida there reluaitiaboat 2000, which tyre blockad e d by 10 , 00 0 of ours. The place has not much provision. fLastoN, Aran. .—lnformition trai;stnilled r Qtri E IYAS under date of the 13th inst. Two parks of he a v y ar e iliery of 24 p oun d ers , b as *44 set out Irons hence for the other side 91111 e Guadiana; they i':rossed .by meant of bridges esta-, bru lhed hpon this river, in front of the fortress of :iertanialis,. Trenches were immediately opened h e ( ure o,it Laic; the 'surrend e r of which place is ex- Peck: dill a 1... N days. The heaclluartcrs of Marshal 114 " 41. Th1p Were in and some letters say, that they. were adv a n ce d as far . as Sluia 111qc we're divisions n► Valverde' and Al bubera, and ,roups in Montego arid Mer ' ida, as well as bAwcen eva aril Guadiana, ttpan the right of the river, that ilatlajoz it completely blockaded on all ski m the dispatch of his 'Excellency Marshal. G enera l 1 . 4, 41 W ' ELLING.I.mi, published in 'the Gazette of /441 (14 Atinntinced the whole expultion of thei( reaeli from the king g kingdom of Portu a l •; Oliv lre ersca 3andAlmeida, hardly form au exception, b e ca use t h e 4nciret bring opened before t tic first, and t he secoo ing cut total!oil' fron t ,th e enemy ' s army, which flies yrouted, niust shortly be ours. This cam' Nig(' cot'ert Lar wllll d NVELiibin:ror4 and t he Allied Army inimortal and perinanent glory . It' decides q'ltt fate of thu Portugal, an d will likewise decide that of Peninsula. General MASSP.N . A has h•CII thrown from the pinnacle of, g y lor, to which " forlu, rath er than th e knowledg e o f war, had elevated hint su perior valour, a snore profound ,under. standing has lowered„eclipsed.hirh: At has o'clock Yesterday weleceived, by tele- , gcrAph, the following 'intelligence from 11-lvas:--- has ,starrendered at cliscretion-30.pti "ilers nt the garrisoir rtrt to l erianienlia, Viiia 120 0 Men, is,in Al inc id a;al al 41 . " 300 1) ill Ciudad 'light s tlC)cirig;,—Wti pouched three' illuminatio n for the 'departure of the enemy. :XIIIACT o 1 A I.RTITII FROM CADIZ, APRIL 13. tit 1 , 1 i , s "OW iitiCer'ailtul' Why ,Genc,ral ' LAY As re: ' . 1:, [MN! 14'ilii4,VII I),,Vlslit intfilic(l the , obje/.:1 01 ;I' exPeiltion, Upon llnding Itii troops at &10guer' :ke stlnt a ink S ' iiig. to lI,‘L,LAsTEttos requiring him to jiiiii witit itiri divismn and 'receive 1,.....ructi0nl h . & t ':j 1 114 future operalioOti of Ow artily. L.% I.LAhT ER01; CO ' 4, 41 ,! 'd 13/ Q t )iy say oiders 'Mild' lie ! . .0111,1 give Ilia) i • -pot) Which ZAY,ASacChatii hitll of disalfectioo to 'Ai'll.4l4 the Regtucy, anti-high wordi paiv,:cl lact.wten 11`,','.441: It i 4 to b, rivettel that any ditf:zrenee re '),('',4',l% c"(llthand ithould hive (A:curled tipot) that ' - -.'"1"). '' 3 ill ali t>robtibility, both corpi !)elil tlniiitt, ivitnething brilliant. k% olild hilVe beetl;aaiel'" tu ,:ro wioid a similar OCClArrtoces, (4,4 i. 81,'AK4,4C , • 4,1' I.l"get)t, ha 4 taken upon hitnidf the-,corrillumu , . t t . i it a expeditiott nbolit 10 Sail; II"' ""P,3 ‘,Lvi„lliehlt,ni; ~I , k 14-rnorrow, and (I)Ay are 10 140Ce,q4 ".";'.l-- ct,Stilt,ttion on Ow 1511,. They a.notitu i0t143004A trien v ,• br::I:41110111i and Spaniards. , 11,44 s ruPwatnt aeeounti have arrived, t4t th Era t bALLtovrattog, who ii al Watt; ul'on the alert, l pined an imp.liant vitiuty over a COTPN of the ''"Liny *tat . . i t. . , 1 . . lUliel, at .ertginal de la 'Siena, and that ' , let t . . . 01 4 11 computed at 2O 00 men, killed, w°und" d, atult pri.oneis. sivl_ 121'041 t.:Ats--res.t,tos .ivelicar nothing. 'the 13"' :!bn,nit.it lett hint with hii hem.(plarieri at,listre the '')'111 ult. and, lie Aas then wing' to ad . . '''.. 14 u t ( ltl to stit port cieneral ilsatsvotto, Ur /1( A Cif . Q3114'0,11 (N I :, .. . ,eei might wqt.tira, fur .04: bul''''ll L-t;gintnoti ‘,,,K,se.i. .'i 1 I - "~ ""►-~ ViENNP., APRIL 10,— , -The course of exchange, has again fallen ;it was to-day at 186 and aficr- Wards aciBo, , - A report was spread that all pieces of money had been ordered to be taken to the Mint, in order to coin other ones of lesser weight, but this is one of the reports invented, by agitators against Which it is always. necessary to be upon one's guard. , Notwithstanding the movements which have taken place' on our eastern frontiers, we continue to enjoy the most peifect tranquility, and • - every thing proves to us that the benefits of peace are as sured:to us finr many years to come. Our manu factories are in full activity, and uur.arms' daily di minished. These happy circumstances increase the hope of , seeing our finattcrs Ameliorated mid credit establish ed. The bkilfulnois and labours of Count WALLtsi, who is at the head of the. Central COmmission, upon Which depend all parts of the Administration of the Finances, guarantee to us the actual value ti paper., money, in defiance of, the manceuvres of -the agita tors. The State of, Transylvania still continues : the 2 patent, relative to the tinaners, of the )5 ili March, Was just been fOrwardvd to them, in :order to its be ing executeq throughout all the jurisdiction. They write (roan Piesburgh that the Slates of the Palatinate de Neutta held on the 528th, in that town, a numerous assembly on the subject of the Iniperial Decree of the 2041 Febroary,• for the di• inUniqon of Bank hills ; ..there was also on the same day at Oedenburgh; and yesterday at Presbargh, a general ,asiernhly of the states for the 'sante purpose.' PARIS, 24.--Tbe 'Senate had an entraor dioary meeting yesterday at noon, at which his Se rene Highness the Pt nice Arch-Chanceili.ir presided. MADitin, 10.—Gtnera1 Count .Belliard, Chief of the-Staff at the army of the centre, on the 4th inst. gave a splendid' tete-to the. principal Civil and military authoiitims,ot this capital,,on account of tn.: of the King of Rome, CONSTANTINOPLP. MAnoii 4.-*Thel :camPaign, which the two armies. appear tor some time to have. Orislied to commence on the right batik of the Pa. 'tube, has not yet been opened, The taking of Lo feza has been the last inititery, event of any in:- portance, Thisp:.tti place, scarcely fortified, cost much blood to both panics. After a fourth,assault, was carried by a Russian corps under General Si. Priest. • A trait, truly Spartin, of the Turkiih•command. ant, pained, r Aga, %chief) ti , oft place hotnie the taking of this town, deserveti to . he :pett , ianed.--;; When the Russiang sammot,-1.1 httit t., surrender,' under pun of putting the gunson to the sword, this officer, 5,%110 was iame, ordered his Ar,4bi .1) linre to brou.;ht on!, took,a, pun,,l, Lula I lid hint dea 1 at hi& Teel. " See,'' sat ;he to the itu. l iinn ".that I have di- r rived Myself of the uni'y means of abandoning a post winch 1 -!in.i:n.nc , t,-(1, with my faithful coinpamons in arms, to derelict with the last drop of thy blood. Go, tell. your (.7;!_•neral what p.ll 'have seori'." Hasue gar Ap kept I:is word, and w.ai borne houti.atter killed, with more than 1500 of hi* troops. „ The news Of , the taking of this plattr scarcely or ii‘ed here, when we were infoyinAl it had il. en +.:.,i -coated, and that the Corps of General St.Prieit had retired: • • We learn that M. Peter Fenton, ci-devani Secre tary to the Russian legation at Ce►ttstantinuplt', fi to 'been at the , eartip , ,the'Prand V►zter, and already returned toilucharetw. PARlik APRIL 24 .---The Anierion frigate Jo, Adonis, Captaiii Dent arrived ou the i6th iti,l4 ar L'Prieitt with M. Ervine, Mulibter Plenipotentiary from khe' United ,States to the Court of •Dimmark. We bate learhe•by this - frigate, that M. Barlow, name! la the slow quality at ' , lle COurt of may be expe'dled, 'du board the Argus corvette. '• " • PAIII6, NNW, 21.--There w.is to-day a Ina, .and audience at the PcilaLe of St. Cloud. • Otter the pielentatiorh, held a Iry Couo4l, and then iireiided .11 a Gr,ind Couhu of the I,egion of Ifonnur, The,Einpress qiiittcd I i i y,.stcldly at twoto the iii ) ernoon, and tirrivt:d iti very good tivaith §t. Cloud. BenLiN, A ftit. 9. - =An' Englishtnnn was wire :these'faw'dayi.nrr6iited Itere; .fie had anjved under 3 rake name; and 'ics provided with Datrialv and Swedish passports. 'L'hough he was riot found to he an agent . of the .Knglish. Government, but a mercHnt, whose private affair!, bad brougin biol. to the C(imi pent, yet. ht hair beet) bui)jct,ted to ali the rigour of • the law.:.. Theillallt,lf#lory ot, cotfoe of the house of Kahn) and CO. at Prague, employs at presort 78 work. men. It furnishes, dai1y,,..10 quintals of native coffee, ._which is exported to all.the•Provinces at the Monarchy. .Ki)NINGSBL/11014, onseq u en ce of the C'onvettliots• concluded with the Court of Frtitice,:respeaing eniniscned colonial produce, and Engl'sli"inann'atturos, all the goods ul the tattler tie c:ipku►~. , which wcre Itionst On, boars tii . snics sequestrated'' tn.-P . 1,1.m, were publicly hurtled here o i l the 25th, 2-0111, and nelore the royal ,ate, The.r value, acentding to on ox,tet caktila (ion, amounted to more than two of croons. This eXtvbitiutV lasteo eaten time -front day-britik till ttw - ucc-nitgi and,took place in, preitepect at ilte imiitaty authorities, and a • great - Loncoutse ffiled:tor.s. 4PJAIL I I.—Tite itus,iim anuy in Ttivkey . tit receivQd rcinturcometit , , ,11;(1 )till Mute. Count du I,3llaoron, .. t_ttt" . ti,.. ura ';"/Wr'z - ac - disTiti - fi; - rvery thtng induces the Fuliet Olt iir tivili auon the Campaign. f!,ll . nrirest.. l, ‘vnere he Ru.Sian head-quartttrs irli 'are, is in mo tion. Every day Georrals ,roperior OifivetsiVr: rive to tectivt: orders. and inm - I::dia;ety I . ,:tdrn to . their poitts.. , , • 3KRNE, APRIL t the '.25t h of `l4.n:ci't 14)6 principl de; of of the 4th Swiss fcgtrtie4,,'stittoti . . ed at 11 , ,mties, as well as tilt, 2d, 3d, and . 4tb ti! Iti lions of that rrgimeni, which vcre cant:)t4'e:l t B trisle-en-Mer, and along the co.iSts rife tee lit:: rd .. - meta of Morbihan, received 0i.6 .1. rs to ass'...t. , i)le at Brest. By order.of the Eiliperw ,wo b,u Orions of these troops, corninaoded by Count IYA thy , o repal to Paris,' to he there in" ortß in, 'l!ni circumstance is a flattering ant a prool 01 the partiCUlar i-,isteem of t . .e Eri c t•ror for the Swiss troops in his service. - Th,:re is gi ond to hope that it will have a happy influence on thc, recruiting service. FRANKFORT, APRIL 16.. 7 -otir f lir is commenced;, the .warchonses an. (rill, and pureha.ers .are every day arriving; but. much business has nor been dime,. for the buyer., ,back. We lrave vary eonsi d,rable gitantities of Swi , s-goods, because' tiny arc• brought here, since they` have been prohNied in France and Italy.. The white and printed calicoes of SwisserLind turn. to a very good account. With ready money advaniageous'bargaios may be made. Our merchants whO deal in colonial produce hope to ne able to ihtrodnce ir. into France ro.the amount of two millions Of florins but as they must take goods in eXchatige, they ate making their bar .!,;lins'with the agents from 1-7.70n5. LEIFSrK; Aran. -- 9.-The 'sySt&n of military conscription is at present in full tiClßity in Saxony. exeorptions, hitherto too extensive;; 'brive been: limited, and the duratinn of the 'serViee has been' fixed to a Oeterum,,ito period. BOY AL CAD EAI No. 7. ~ ..Mcrcury and liels&--1. W. M. TURNER, R. A. Iligh:y as we thought of Mr. TURNER'S abilities, he h.1:4 far exceedeTniFtitat we ot iris most aduureri isoulilexptia ' trust hi. pw,vers.—We will o,,aaiteaftt to' describe th;s fluti - uratle pittute, but we can cootideoily il to the altehlitin of 01.)r Rr iders ns one of Ihp tth t:xceilent efforts of theatlist, n colouritig:lightn , s , i, elegatki_., and all the ot be:nify, anifnAted by genius, and n1(10161,41111 inme Interesting by n kind of chsiical chain) which charaderi,ies the whole conipniii ion. , ' , No. !Q.—Portrait of B. West, F.ct, P. A.--T. astqctc, R. A. .We turn now 40 n rt,, the licit landscape ,in the room • to 'the LAWItENCV.: hervi-vor cotweive, reacheq tltt•• oct4 of ilk power:s, bo tar 84 they elm lo 5;t1, , ,1e figure. The hkenc,i, of i,)1•, trctOr Orc,i low is 1... N act. The .Pniti , lo Iti unatfoil,d, )'et. t; 11 of I , ght,' and a pectin .1 - , ich , :ess 01 %fth u any o.nticocy to gatt+.titi.ss anct s is a ,p:eitire tiLit .iocs :tot,oot lo the thiisti ;,oal in the province oft Portrdit. N o , 1;1.. -P,rtratt'ut '4l it 4 rat the Cis.te:s . Aw, e w nnoe , il3:l, are in d , nbt Al - 1611er OW pi eler i 10 he 6 , co tO this pi ., rtrait o, that hid& 1.1.1‘t: j,st They stave 'no doubt 3S 10 ik! ekCt'lklliCd! 01 bOOl, and consider' tin ' :lrt 414.prok:ty.tion , of art. !Jr( onr i art, thclugli con-itler this 119 adrnir hie Ott Ore, aid perhaps as ehatr• tur any ,vork • hilt kisued orb the pc cil -I .Ih. 1...A.wa Elven, yet we are incikned to think Clere i, o'greiner d , sphiy t>t po i wcr in the lot, ~rodudioh. This, Iwwever, is a work of a very inamelly description. The Colouring is pure ua harrnimious. There is a firrnrica. through the 'A ar:d the drapery ib bpieudid without 'WWll tation. Vic, ‘.; :.1Z • 711 EATRE: . : t • , (;:vVE". • After the reprPsentlitiol f 77te :Erropi, whi;!) wag ver) StippOrltl It, t.haractt ii. a ~-ke for la.t lii ~!o;his Ti l eat L eT, en4.l:r t ate. 7 attar. AATIS iqk.SON/E. - i e ▪ bl ast'' A r .1 '; • Nlr, - Mr. I'li - . £' ! Mr IF.r f e • -I Hu, , Mr. rc 00. +MAN. Equestrian ChatnpionliA K Selina - . Mss Soi.TON.' • Lista - Mrs Serahl4,PrineessoiGt.aigil, %ifs, ii. loaNsToN. Ti hour; Tartar, Iktving us , rped the throne, confines the son of the late King Ina tower, tt.i~ cara et which W.e.litivits to his Vake,, 0„ ; ion. fut to his Sovereitn, yet .afral t Ot CIOrc•! o.'loLlb...comes • the jailor of the you...g Pc sit: , !, it is Yi v;e. A/ Of alleviatin4 ins sufferings, and of ukth;roe. ly restoring him to lity,q - 1, rno!lser tst the Prince imp, m )s,:s herself on Tiour es' the C,..4.11g1) , ) PriliCOSs whofti he 'wished, for pgrpo.o.: . ambitious, to united) in the , isop. , but ii„ CrVI• bled to snatch her son fiona continerwut. , t.) 4 1,a knows her, but conceals his knowledge of her !coal Timonr. Subsegnently, 'however, lie diselosts mit.) she is, and in vonseqnence she i, confined. 11 • visits her in prison, and ekplainS awny his s;eetu'it4!', .perfuly by iniorMin„o her that Oaor, who hi: .;,..vst arrived, would infallibly have , betraved h a he not appeared her enemy, and thus .he wouiki bean plunged in the saute distress ‘.utliout its 6 , -ittl in his power to assist her, as I,e migiv., hope to hi thus 'retaining . his pa Net', atld the cooti , lehee t.l Timour. He forms a pl•tu for tier escape at the hour of midnight, and ,conduas 'the your?, Prince to her chamber. The planois fripitrxed by Ihr la-e. sence of Tumor, who, smitten tbe alarms of the,Queen; resolves on immediately' tspoworg tier. The'lonng Prince is nearly saelifi , ..!eil, but is length with much. difficulty placed 1,1 sifotv w rh his friends, the Georgians, who,44nio tv a.ta, 11. CIAO. Ti:110tIr the 111,4npart4 with di:. t. ateen, •and threatens his assailant, whh 1),-r if they refuse to surrewkr the N tined!. !:'sauce. `Chic tin! he i aoout to eseen , e, when or:. 41, 115 ar,, n p et ; ov his father, Tii,e / Queen tiiev, Tiniour pur;;ues, and the former. pr,c4.nate.4 11,,r,(11 , trout ilt9 the \V ISCS are ,vets !The fiat ee to her aid on hot sc•bick, awl saves 11. ti !rum a v,zatery grave.' A general battEu ,ensues h;''v. 11;t2 - Georgians aliol die partizans of ,Tioiouri breach is tr?ade in the walltl4:flie. c tI,C ,with tt fitly T 431; 'and 4nally, the TyJ ant, vainiu , s!ueti, about to fall lay the, sword of a Coorgi33l, when entrance of o, , ,this. sates his life, which the (ail had previousty p‘onnsed should i ;pare'tl. Piece etids OP: stiuctiob of Wirnour!s by tir..!. ' J lot Azio . t/lou . re; tittien (;corgtan 0 timer Octor . - -• ••• • • • >1••••• Soldiers - Ttis drama I. perhaps, . ! illogether, one of the mo , ot , pientird that h,:s ever been seen on the .F,n,.. ! j It Litage. The aathor er:dently intended to it smut,' referencva.to the Ll•nirp , :r. ref France character and elevation of the Tartar Chiet. Tumor, like 'him, has franc,:d h:nlie;f, by artitic%! and into the seat of puWer, and traits his n gaily eoonedions to biteaii , iitt of nayiaity, Ih o Lode is well calculated ror,n display of variohq striking incithnts and scenery. Atter tho tionTy. who are of course the chH Pet formers in the 0, FAWCETT, FA tt LEX, Mrs: H•Jon N:iTON, l'• CUAPMAt4,, tlCServe particular eolT1:111:11,:iit. Tiwy, respaivelY exerted - themselves with grk . 4it etfi t!t. Mts. 11. JOIINS VON, indeed, appears to more ad- Vantage in this Egnestrian exhibition titanstilie &es in goneral in the wore regular drama, As we have~ mentioned cue chef incidents in thu . outline of v. the fable, it is' not beil:ssts). that' v..e • ShOt..liti describe the detail, as our lia.iderslpay conceive that tLe ntot strikine. of thoitrin , form the subjeOs tor representation on the,,Sia o .,,:, 'We have only - to add, that as tar „is it is ,pott,iiiie in so compncated a dram), the piece was very acetarar ly*.xhibited ..hot 11 . e,011,' lit Eta, the first puniu ro, presentation of p err!s ot tiris nature may dero,as the last rel iatsal. . The audience ihe . ,draMa,with great aptihrwi.., thougi t exnrcssionv of discontent :Acre: apparent, the, !won • oyerpowerer:, and et?' h tot: • iieneral toatuA of applause winch slitC.l.lONed It , r this evening, when itnimanc-.rd by Mr. V A •„v ~ C MUSte„---T ' 11; 1.:01fellIdi% perlollTVAne , " . of tkl VoCAf. C , ,tNC1..ick1..111,(11 . 1v tho direttion or toe ii N v... vErr, stmt lbe V A t“; tiAN:I, Wditi attended itt4l : (Ot by a vet'' ptititvvoo-i' ‘lll,bitbee, fmorig who'll Ne oi a hry,e propotti...iii of the. 'lli4iis,ll44t3ics, ‘v9:10.,. i'L.: v.q)11 , .! S-erti.li . ittli lePil COTlcittttCd With j.h.h : rn •or, i . uni jnit , fi-A tit,: ptionago whit:lLn emietletlC(.4 I. ip.: t - i14.',, , S CO last 1)1111 Wele all Tri,!..i tur ,1, r ti.tnr vo , re,i, h.i.tn,):tiseu liy Mr. NV, I‘::Ny‘rit.rr, a nalx Soi.‘6, corop stql try .i:Nic4s, :.oid 542 fit: by *BitAtt.toi, iltI( A (31("0 toC limt voif:o , „ Auld lomf Syne, c 0 Ili po4e ,i byr:Dil r.'N • 11. NY VI, i-r, IVe. o.t , ' not 'room to deuril the merit. 4 4,; (r t e ev ell i n , 7 „ b it , ko, , may fan:ly say,. that BaAtlA'n, the . V.,,t,Lon A io,„ 11. 0 - KNYVETI'S, and indeed all the vernal ...fl,pai , meo., exerted ihetnselves very ably; . The Band too, Ott der the able. direcii,n of Mr. WlirettAct.t., an.l c0.,- sisting of eminent .Professol.s on their , e,enil it,. s'rniiients; rendered the whole an ‘Kliti:rai,lo clit e i. titinment. - - APitper of this morning says thalt the Svc:o4.r of the tious4 of corurnoos will retire from Ilk t that House, which he so ably and hottourabl) at the end of the present SOsSiOn." He is to ho v „!cif up to the 1-louie if ..0ic14 . , by the title of I; kidi.rook, Arid \A! ith' filii'oppoi inatit of Speakt-r of th,tt fiouse, to assist. the 1.,,,rd Cit,inceilor, retain:o4 1 (.1 l e ric t ) t t : n tits `thin of tl" 3 I"1"21J 4t t : Je n Mr. Charles W. 'Wyatt., Mt. Viattiittatt,!aa.l 13ragge Bathinit, MONTHLY REPORT FOR APRIL. The prgispe& of a plentiful, rirodilea in all kinds at gr;tio, iy lugidy gr throtgitout the three klogdoms, Thc.: ;:re good'in all . 'Corn Norhilk abti the 11.1 13,1,1(.7 coubtles rip 2 'rain thr.• genial raltis'lll3t. IlAve I:trowli tar many years The Ileans ind Pease in Kept and Eiit-x, :in] the Oais in Catnbridgehire, art• kt2ty trs . ettetit ao4ndantiv by . 1111.: ,ame , pl:4itic cap We scaredy recoilvo.l t have ,-;ett#tne oldmeado . w, an s i othei Grar6.l.lthlii, do lull of teed a 5. they at this htlasoi, COLISC(III',2IICC, 1,1 falling ryeltly. , Early Punitoes phut well ; anti, we. arc p! id to !w.l their extent of i ;vowill every year increa,;io...,. The [lop Platitatictig of kmt, ,t3tl:;. seN., look tiv4ll, iurnishing thy oil with picily bite;. Lead Stock ot ttnit kin Inti.i.!r, 10,1 of rule, at thelx.ii:lning lilt. month ; h acl a stria in beasts; Ir6lll the expt,,,,t.itiuti sit incoty of feed. The MeAt r mark4..th b4etrwi.ll supplied ith prime Bed; Lattity, and Aluttod ; howevvr, do tint yet approach the Sow h Doxus Smithtie:d io price, so near as several of our ptiuei p!tl grazierswere led lo,expeet; Nu ' advaoce or stir id the too siooeour . Fy L have eves American Papvt, coniiiting of New York Gazelles and Mercuniite Advertisers. m;ly nitiele . that merits nOtice . is the follow , NI:kV 'YORK: N1AR.01119.--Captaitl SAVAGE,' hoot Atignsturn, who has just art)ved, 'gays, that rho: inh a b, talits at: that nitict...- had diTiared in favour ot rtutotNAtio ilie V4lOl, and - consequence of determination.,they !Intl seized the new duvet nor, anti sent hint oil to Porto ltiQo."