The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-03 00:00:00

iqtgye:ti ,„ • , SEPT. 113.---List Sunday , his field majesty - a Coutioil of Mtui3teri at Cotopieett, alter INSS, On Monday he piesided at a Council of Corn tierce - ..., , . ,We hear'of the sp . eedy fn . t•cn,lfinn h , f,•,4a. corps of lancets, cothisting -of twelve rt;gtu!'en'. • hich wai botly tetneintit•E s the terror l'ld,4i,,Pr&l,Vv`: , h h 0.... spread I E 1.1 my ‘liy` rite' Po" , .. 111"Ug" llicr 9g 1" a WitiUt etiect4', there,. tats at the battle of Al , bu t er d a. ft-cm the poi.vertul, kg iziii?i:tliiiiYii t il i u v t I -b t e o t ; x h i-l e eL.' t e oice ? Several Dragers' . id he "deh dsse - lirs e i will 'enter' tiii4 new cOrWir'.a' , , ,r ' timbal-4(1 will bi;:i Getteralb ) la g,:vert - to.one .91 'our .-tk u 1t . i , . . ~, t o t HAI iatit iw.tions. (1 yesierday. l'Aios, SEPT QO,-L•His M,..ictY set (', i i t is flotileuto,i . 6 , 1 ., to viin the CO.tit O f H°44l " . —. 11i:i that 11 :;N 1 1;:je s t s. the E.4,yr:is... will set oft . jai"' ' , witty tor tit,' p 4 i ace of Laekeb• rolsi, t he - t4ll. etitoißGtte, S ' EPT.. 10 ..--.l't)7d •y, afteri lake the , leili°win g oisoliii , i s, were presented . to thillls ft I ' . ‘ s • •.. - ' Tt )"' .014P-81Y •---- .. is ter of State, munch h tt '"uuk , rie Culure, IVint • 1„.„ n de la Eimr'. ipe " (l4 , lll :Gt.to t . ra l of the Ct.9_m_lo;_. xlichei, Gynelal ti ) t ri k) ", 1.'11.": Piv'hi"? k /(5 . r ( - ;e l , 1 1 , 1 at of - Briga , de ;. t. 04 e ; L iiim It )ye (Ito), , , I _, ,i o f the Etat - tr' l il lint) General of 13tigadL, 1 4 ;I,ti,,t the Girard: , lof th e line of the 111,4diss, 5 1 P l ' 7.—Fvc •a, an, Brabant' i t :, i hluatir, , ' I h e Prince, Zolana ~ i ce ir en „ s, 441'44, je,i a (l e .111 U; mid the l'ul"‘dt.niiiil d e kt 461 01 1 the • 1 ter tho order': of i _ Vil,.. 0 l', til"' C he t f the Ficet. ~ -,s ..orritnanrier tit d a • iht ., w i,ol e it ti dio s , • f 1 ii„ in,,turuvrd dat 16, ani, oti,. a fie[ lay 6 ,itit 00 , 4 w ithelkore . 111 ,I i 1 prrlornied i.ltyets eve.: tit Gat ""d " th ' Ow Ilreswyd, between touttt \\lt,,terct (4.11' itillit , o,fly ~ crslizers, o f , six, s.iil l t, of the line, 11 b:.)ititcl two .011,p, Itim.,.: ( , )I '''' 'hey percei‘v''elitetlil:lels:tgnitN.enie6ts of the 1 ii towards the sourl'i:Tv 'quad rrih, they het a•.:,. brig, w hidh ,was lo t , • , Nero Gin, and sent on a Nu t Lli in the Wvbt. .... s ., w no more th4lt: ntxt day, at ody-bre !i, :sdi‘cs, mid a nrigi, iii, i ,, , n ke fill of .. i i.: , li ne, iwu ir'g'' ~,,xl::,,bed Lie. Ivilu,,,ell'h tilititdroo• set ' sail gall'i , " 1 .. t ''''iLtri u . -• , inalieco% rill,. , ~,. 4th, three •1".1“NIILItr: Seri-. 6 .-0 11 1 "' . k•teti,2l,,t le, ot. -,t... ,- _ 1 1, 1 41 ,;. 3 41 ,: i 1 t "*. l'iie, 3 t-rl6,„te, and c .1 , i.e or „ h, c , , 1 c . irrteci e. tl , lc ‘ o ti . t. , ‘ , .. 1 ii \ : o ' . `_ l : ll ev il , ~. Nisi cwiy.b,.., L to wind wa , d 1 u ''` ; il,,, , , ;,., 111)11 4ver . tO ll.'s ..a 1 1att.,)11,1 ai.(ille 1 t c '' .. tth,... . , , , 1, 4 t, ,t'ftria Zile,. 43114, neill) 1 0 1 94 . 10 U a l ai s,: p arat e d , ,:. l ,. ° T es ( 3 ' ll , ; r s i t4 ' r Y t , sevetalo cla-hank , and wk, v. al ‘ L. ' 6 l 01 . tri Inie kit adblwdOat's A ork. of our sipl.ter replied by 8 1 1 / 4; ". 4 c e(1 tban.the rest. Ti, e a, ....a„,,ight ut • itir e t'j'ilt).. vvilictl made, them bear "' I , Ole wind , Atilillral ;". keyed t i ll t he saod- N o , - -mssi,,,sgy h a , in weal it,;ll:,lt's.'le..cli,thr enemy ~.,.h,i,s ~m6i.t.i,r,g fie. I V.rifi (la. 11Ps.,SISAT. 16 --.Arrivtd t I I d PulitiLi lancers of ,it t 4 gienatlit'r an ~ , , rs , s of the 1 , .., 4. tilleriat G uind ; one hundre d ily .avalios-of IL, :4(41.' 4441 aro also arrived. The 1 'd ‘t here ii'lii,is„.. for Hol l a" ' . 11,.. ,t, .1,-, los , t Off to-morrow ct IIUU of their 41, .;,, j i l '" 4l'd matting kir the ret -I' , ;,,.i,, . 1 , 8 , • i , M:ijesty con titiii:,,,i i6EPT. 20.;-0;1 the 171-P his ~i i, the ll'llit''''' l'ilogn,-ai tilt. 1 1 .41ane of. C 011) ,P 1 60r Ail- du( ' lt ' e ulhiii. l -' At B • re de M""ew ',...11e (jilt ,L. oi. . Ile Aiadettro•-- ' tl ''' hei r , 4 * C otiticil ot State, Wall. Au 0: 4 0 ' 11l tlielle. yesterday lire: athi ~ i'!l,llhts of itiv Council we re ,„J, N . 1, tor; D., we kr lie. I,`,l.,`''ositttl okr% ice, erleOrate".., -::,:Cardin.,ll i le. '14"0.4,1 1 4 '..tite. . His E9,l'll'"'"" 1 . 3 M. I\l 4 I' o"esuktii, tilled the poriiinc4l thro ne; tit t l'e 4 ' 0 ;7 414 4 , of ' Brescia, Ottiel'Od I the clergy 'dcacult, ki.,a,:114Y pt:ri„r,,,d itie . ful,ctl()" ,: Ainid3t, tilt tre k -c4l, ueofollikia, anti eto.§-"'"' -I;',„„utitt•ii itr i (iir was ra:ed a mi.-milt:eta .bi,...r, V' very clue tfreetail titivated C . 1 , ,py, 4 /hiell peOdUCCCI kle sta,u4; tt'k. At lilt Itgrciwilers of tilt' b ier IA er - Hope. I)(,:, " .1411 4111,; '. " ' ; ‘7.tribetf , FJ‘t ' I ..Al' i d ri l , to L. tout ,cart.ittiii• --- ' , socish ' . " Bild li - 1•. Alter . ll'a tio''. . d ~i, ; ~, tot ence. i rooodoLe, 1it. 4 , i .". `ll rir,4o4ie, tiihhop ht Padu a , I Af t . 131 0 , rati on. 4 te r rh,is Harl on i the four &Amps „,.. , , , , 0 , tuoit poit a t %to tour con'''. I . „ 1 i t t he sO• 'let ' Pter 1 - onssis"l4l"‘ •. t 4ho ; th e 01 110 metiop lanalit a 'a t t i c t d i he for ()r bier. th c' ' ~z GmoLi : ti1t,1.44,1Y Pleceded the Fath6 A of %,", , , vatact., 'Ana '4-411i:de C'''theh by the Arctit,i6tull b the Hail tliiitirliitl, them by ilie aame'Pes4age to ~ th% I'llo. w4l I)rt xetli elley the Minister'for Pubric Wcrfaii i ) 1) 411 4 . '4h at the 'ceremony. . A . i,ii.ll AP" ~4,41it:„5411'. 2 t.—[oii two le'ler", i the iytt .4,t, ' •,. a . r , , : 1 , , p aper,, u• , , L i e ' I ,t , , t ,},_ 4-41,nt.01i morn, 1., .11the c ot) , t. )7:4ls4tt ' (,"e purporling. to be hPr. i jos,:ph, at . Thlsie,,' 'ache:rat of Divis , ,ots, to Ku% , .„ , , , ... j , , l l 't /ii' , 4 nti the ()tiler from Na i lilieuu IP *l'c l i '• 9wi1)26,4i1e4r, alter extrautn,; Olen), WS 1110 u , I Ile ti,lnark,3 tirttltd to iil ' 4 11,,"'1i art. the tnisoral4e, wean, re 4- th every .. li c i l l 'g 1;41..1: , 1 ," rile teen ai c fa 11 ,i i l la , r2si . , . ) .. ra d i ,‘1%,(1)114; t; 1,,,,,:, ve iti e ," 4 l is forged .tud false : I , 1 v I , inericao ac ' (jul lik 4les (4 eri-in tale pre'entled 1' int,erc,..,.pted. it -,1 4l ‘ tithe 'ler,. 1- notes, false treaties, . ._:,..1;t, 4 114 it .131 tie - r".'6111. all this inotnnte,s the main ()Pic , 'tilvi a ~,, I In file the people of London. ' '' 114, first place, there is no ! „ rtlittle ot Bruisait. k '4=00(11 , F. 1 I'v'sion ' French General 411 th e ) , tics rene 1t I entered Si'aln " sis i , Per , od of the 23d of JUIY. i R a i of JtilYs War it; 1 11 , 411 Y. the Eel: perm., on the *- , " pt„llalten, and itut at Pails , t1e,,,-"rthl)', !he Emperor never *rites ; tin e ard 4)111 t''' 3it 14 his NI iniscci i who do ;0. • t h l r r. g G,.... 4 41 myth, of the urtny, it .18 the Mait,bio„ts tii i i i .0 write s . ay, t l ti i l . .. treating onir, i r. . e (Lib tt, e lotf. . ' ' ' ~ g tote ilitti " ruled.ortatke, wirch are 'giv‘'" fitleo Al'% ' 're etith • tor sinell tile letter •-• wi • .id Mc'lltrki t ' ~' - ' .• '. )ted -by ()en", tib. rt 4 , k . vlit,7ti way inlet CLI• . the,iltabir 1,1 hi': ie 1\11".101- General 118/4 ' Oren In . r ~ q 1 Ni 114 kt tei . • Ir. We ate PO ,), .1 to a Cy.p le.. t at, all tit,, ~nil W,ll t , editors they are no 'T r f ll esity a' i ')111. , 1 tkli oti 14 Briort, vut. 'vet the (I.lolloral.' Y .. 1 I S. • „ 1 - ..at prove4.!tle. m by y ; illsthouti4tilb of (I.eceivittg the Eogihb-Pe°l:ljiuly, 1 14,4 B+4, that, iii reality, at - t6e end 9' ;;„no., ) 1i c t ., 1 , 1 h4 :I:1,141413i B:boUnting to wore 010100 balta"l.' ~, t , I I .. • ten ,ruilliottit of people knoYltit'els 4 s : a) tt II ILltt ar e at Rochefort upon.. ttie Cbar : t ~.' tit iwtilty 11 ► ut. 'll4ll . 61" fifteen th 'sand. nn ) ,11 ; Lit Toulon, t i . ? t o lt r i: 144 ilk I(4l, atid ; ill Italy more thou one L. u144[1(1.. It is . nor ' "le tear of J. th4rclui L., : Ailk. , , ... .• . 'gitipiiini . 64 'northern frontier witicii prevent s the . setutio. 7 of ? troops.toLsii ,, in., .• ~.. ... '.. .: • i' lint, it is necessary to haie recourse, to alf mean's, for the purpose Of persuading the gogiiali people that their; is Ito longer a.soti in Fraht-e ; that there is no longer, i., man ; and that boys of Sikteen are liiced to march ; that ifiere is no - longttr a single ship, &c. ha bad .symptom in a Govern- Mem, when it Intsiieriletintl recourse to 'falsehood and imposture." . ~ • ' Phsls, Sat*,l7. 22.—His 111.iy!ity the King of Rome. rti.,inied ytsterday (ruin Compiegne to the Castle of St.!Cioutt . ;•and the. Etnpress set of from , Compiegne for Bru4sels. His Eitelleney ihe MinisterOf Finance has set out for kiolland. . r• , An English Journal, of the I ith of September, announces that the.French,liceuses, of .w [itch it 'had spoken in one of its preceding numbers, were only two in tfutuher ; that one permitted, the importation of 30, and the other of 40, tons. Of cof-Tee, on con dition that it should be of the produce,. ' ef 'Marti , : and A . nique Guadalqupe. , Not..—No Itcense whatever his been given out to bring toffee fruit' England. The false assertion of the Jointiaii•t is one of the means eMployed by the English Government, to excite expectations, Ito oiler) deceived, .'otVflerti of the ituntensw.quami tieS r,f colunial . prAnce which incutuber,the IJOUSvg oftondon. They wish .to ,induce a belief that the Emperor Napoleon is, disposed towards a change ot system, while • new. mea,Mes, more temove and enrgetie in 't heir nature; are doeloping ieverr.d ty,. in order • to secure the strict execution , of the Continent2l blockade. BoUL,GNit, Serr.'2o.—Our wishes are ftilfiled ; we hate had again the , happiness rii enjoying the' presence of our . august Sovereign. His Imperial Majesty has arrived at Motureuil-Sur-flier. Upon. his arrival. the Emperor immediately repaired on board.his flotilla, and caused it to nfanceuvre., An English frigate having. thought fit to approach, ip to observe what wes,paNsiog in the Roads, his , Majesty immediately.ordered out a Freocii frigate; which in lull sail advanced against the enemy's vet. se!, but I lie latter sheered of} and disappeared. • 4rr. morning, at eight,. his Majesty gave-audience to the Civil. Authorities. ' At nine; his Majesty left his • Palaee; and '..rept4ired . .on horse, ~, b ack to the campon the right, whew he reviewed tlie•whoie army command •by .Marshal the .Duke of 41e19a0i. This-tei low followed by exercise jn firing,. and some •rgiAnd mancruvies. Ai three , quarters - past one, his Ma . Hly mounted his cat , nage, to continue his ,route by-Calais, and Dunkirk. We learn front Mol.treuil-sur-liter, that at the moment when the Emperor was crossing the lord , ot - the river Caliche, the violet being u' to the his knees; the 9wner ot a tnjil on the oppo s ite side laid hold of his' Majesty'saria to assist him in inount tog the . 'Wok . ; He twntidned to. the 'Emperor, thir his 49111 was about to, be -th,row n - down, as living in a 'line - of - -Sonic, pt6je'ctet ; upon turning round- to the en, gineetti, obs,,rved - to' tiietiv; '' It 'is neuessary.that this honest fellow should be indenutitiedlor the loss he Will sListain." PROCLANIATION. nUtiKIR , K, r'r. 19.--‘ kiibitaffis. of Pun kir 1, ! Fits M.:ljesty the Emperor is again Aboai to 11-:“'t.rse Our coact, anti vverytiling Init.; us to pre ,n int.:, iiiat,on - t he 210 or ',.!::.4cl •iust. you will !laic. the' lvappiness to enjoy his august presence. .46 Prepare the ornattivitts of your houses z let veidant boughq, and powers, give to out' city dolt smiling aspect.that will manifest to' the Sove. "reign your love and our joy ; l t a spontaneous il lumination on ti , e day of his art it al be a new ieiti inOny of it ; iet the pasFtgc of his 'Nlak'sty, above all, pr.'setit the aspect 1# a fete ; it .vi:l probably take place by' the street Royale,, N a poleon-place, the sit,.tet and place Imperiale, streets do IVlouiirt, r:u „Lit de Pantile, and Ilia ,at.- Second my effortg, inhabitants of ; their only objrct is t our welfare, and the alleviation , of tile misfortunes which circumstartea k e you ex e• rief:ce. Given nt llteNtintibn--hatine of buniiirk this i9th of Seeternber:lBll. (Signed)' " J. NENNY,'Alayor." MONTitßult-BUK-Itt CR, Star. 19.—The Emperor arrived here,mt five thise4mitq;: M the 'gates of the town he aligleed, from 'the carriage ; and cony:tilled by t tie,Prince of N oactotei 'ar dh is ai• le de-eanip General Mouttin, Lc inspected the 'Works of fortification whiCh• hi n t 'this year ben erected. The staff of the place joined his Majes‘y upon tilt - i'im/a , lSi. of which he ni.lck the tutu; thence his. Majesty repaired to the ctadO, and visded the. exterior works.' An aim of the ever de C niche, whieh washeS: the wall or the lower lown,.artt:slid the progress of the Emperor; at the rnorOnt Wheil stitai Were ho',y fornitntt a trtidg eto plAtika and, faticnies, his Majesty fa-, shed Illy river with the' wa ter up to his knees. 't le continued his inspection 61 all the Works, and rvinr, Lei to , his carriage; hut - - ro unded by . a moliirute. of the irc,anitants, who in.; cewntly expressed their joy by tepeitcd , crie4 Live Ile Emperor . I ' His Ntiji,ly 4pol;e with kind ness to the Commandant of toe plait ` , to Ate Engi neer eharged wit.h.the direction of the' works, to the Writ-COnlinisvitty, - who hint throughout. A soldier, wounded at nao,bon, hav ing- bemi pr6semed in the Emperor, iris Majesty made him :a pres , nr, 'and ordered that his ciainli - shoall be sent to :gun at Boulogne. ' • IlitosseLS, 2o.—The - wisheS or the ii,ha- Pit Ants of Brussels are about to be acconillistied, and the hope of seeing the arrival of her finixrial .Majesty at the palace of Lockett, will soon be re altsed-.. Already a triumpled arch is cietling . at the gate of Al derlecht, - and all in-eptit:iittionci' ore .atithing for the suitable reception i•if . , vereign. . . HANsunotr, IS tr PT. 14.—Th- Prince of Eat 'Governor,General and Cominand , r in Chit. of the Army of Germany, has just published ati.or der to the following Ad persons who have given in d-clarations o capitals, goorls, s ot. merehandiie, belon&iing to. the enemy, must mitte a •stirtentieruf the S 3 file to the office of reoistration and t$ domattvi.. Surr , llder shall - ta ke Wace in Hamburgh from the ibth to the 4 .4.5 th at September, and . in the Vila towns from the 15th to the.3oth , •• Ta w . aich over and -acceletate tho&e hurren .Corronission, Oall be formed, to whom the 'parties shall addresOheMs.elveS. Th'rsc Commi's. s ions shill be specially c.bniged with the investiga tion fuodi ,And,oher 'thing" bz.Amiging to the cnerny'S commerce; of which dect nation shall not have bvt_to made; .Thetommissary-Geirual of shall transmit to them ail the information to be • found in his offices. The P.efects and Mayors shall gt.od them lists of the declarations hitherto m a le.— The Commissions shalt send reports of their pro ceedings.every five days to the Commikisary-General rht.Potice at Hamburgh,.who ) sharl ttras.v op a gene :ial.view of the same, and transmit it, at the same periods, to the Governor-C , eller3r • llonLonNw, Sir bite the happirnesi of his Majesty's preseriee.this to‘vit. Ibis Morn nig ..at nine, -after giving atAdience to the civit autiio. lines, the Emperor lett iiis Palpce, and proceeded on horseback to the camp on the right, where he met _hi, Excepeney the Duke of Elchilgen, and re viewed the whole of the, troops. After the re % iet.v, • they were exercised in tiring and grand niaoceuvres. • At three quarters past one, his M a j esty got into a carriage, to continue his route to Cafats %LAI Dun'. kirks . All ran in crowds to witnes,s the devartore oethe E:nperar, whose presence , etery woere enthusiaun. 1312ESDRN, SEPT. B.—P/ince Ponintowsky has ar rived at Dresden, and'almost immediately repaiod t o the Castle of .w here he waevery gra eionsly reeeive,l by his I‘l.4jesty. It. is remarked, that he has 'had lo . ng coutetences with the King. On the toth, he is to set out cot his return to War saw,. Some people, however„think that lie will rema in at . Diesden till the departure of his Majesty, which is irre , ocaby 'fixed, for the 16th instant. it is Said io be Ilk Majesty's intention to pass thtee months at Warsaw. • Th e d e molition of our ramparts continues with activity, and they are to be replaced by public walks. The work of deMolition also. goes on at Torgau, and will, be continued during the winter, should the weather permit. A Convention rehrtiee to commerce has just been concluded between the Courts of Berlin arid S.A. Mir, • Goods manufaotered in Prussia, and which were prohibited in Saxony, may henceforth be inf., pM ted into the I.at ter ,country,. and also into the Detchy of Warsaw. Hitherto there have,not beer. great changes in the commercial slstem of Russia, although we have re tehird at different periods letters from Petersburgh, 'lng.l,•and other pl o ps, that aunounce . great tnodi ricationa in the prohibitory Ukase relatiVe to foreign inerchimdize. One of these letters pretends that the first plan that was submitted to hi,s ..Majesty by the Minister "of CoMmerce was, not addpted,and that a new Commission •was appointed to propose modifications, which are limier coositleration. There are, in' truth, same persons Of influence in Russia who would stilt tnatotain the present commer cial system ; but the iticouvenieeeies of it are too, triejt felt not' to induce a belief that it - will be cloned. • NArocS, SEt'T. g.---!Some foOve sailors from Sicily -have Anought us an account that the famous General A.Ctua died lately at Palermo. A magni ficeut tunerd was prepaied for him, but• during the proceWM); - Siitierrielidi;us a shoWer'- of rain came on, . that the' body remained abandoned tuthe •stret.t for a long time. Tt,e Qoant, de Mier, Envoy Extraordinary 'and Minister Pieoioreentiary from the Emperor of Anis - 163 to this' Caen, aitriyt d in this city on the sale instant. • VrcivsA, SEPT. 7.-7Accnoling to' accounta re ceived from oa.:. frontiers of Turkey, sonic eori s of the Gland Vizier's army have passdd the b to make itICUr ,. IOnS - into Wallachia. - The Grand Vizier is labooring (lay and night near• Rods. ock 011 the construction of a bridge of boat* and Il•t• boata' to 'cross' the Danube. with 'his wain a , m y, , w o tridoaVOOr to recover Moldavia acid ..aoloa. li, Order, to be able to ent•oothem With a superior fOr he is assembling ai.l the corps which remitned in hii rear, arid has given the Asiatic, 83,1)ov/A the most PrNsing orders to hastee their march, Count Kutesow, the Russiae General in Chief, is taking measures on his to give his enterprising tokeriary toe .1110 St vigorous reception. All . the divisions which Were hitherto contorted' in Moldavia, on'eccoont of the. want of previsions , anti have . been put it) motion and have, perhaps, alreadyjnined thegrand army, whichis o,nteentrot ed betWeeil ,Bucharest and G.urges.vo. By all ap.; pesrauees, /wily military events will take place 'on t he . Lower Danube in the months of September and Oetirber. •Cr V SHPT. 12,..-11 we are to believe the latost accounts from Ptesontg, the Deputks - of the States hose already' agreed, that ailthe .subject; eat the Puirgariatt mooarehy, wOinoot ni s o o olow, ;to o `ail the olmrchos, shall send their plate to the Milo to be einploy , d Im' the booths of tint State, Ai done Wt yeAr la the German provinces of the Atli triatt empioo SpeaLeg fro a genetal calculation, this is likely to produce at least 80 millions 01 •tiortits ; land those who think the Computation too tug'', will observe, that when tile Gerriliin pro. tinees and Gallicia give their phte,many pc" sons, to evade :the order, loiand means to transmit their's to Hungary. The Ministry will thus be enabled not only to put in Circulation a prodigious iquantity istlver coin', but also to altdraw a great•number of note's. ' At present there are many Roman ducats in circulation, of the coinage of diffetwit Popes, and particularly of Pius VI. We baud received from Lemberg the mt:lancholy new that tie city bt °Pet tyckow, One ;of the richest and o tn o,, t oot t oolc on itt llntda, experienced, last month, a dreadfrd tire, - which burnt. fi t ;,; anuses, with many shops. The dafflage sostained by con), 't*:::rt,ve is liteiticulatilo, Nearly 500,000 dtiCAIS in igold, and three ntllfinn4 and• a half of roblea. in ;silver, e either pinndeled during . they conlierion, ur melted by the excessiye twat .of the .11ame. Twelve hundred cheits of sugar, - each 4olta, svt!ight,, brixtm : of raisins, :2,000 chefs of Coffee, .atel pelisses tau' furs to the amount of three millioes of ,robles, wear burnt.. Verious merchaedise, to the millions of rt. Hes, brandy taint wit e to ties amount of two milliods of rnbka, have also !riven dektroyed. If tleose details are correct, this e vent Will be marked as ette.Cit the most thiloitubate in at-Yowl history. Aeot. O.—The 'Russian army In Tur. . . key consists of nine diVision's; (each Coilipose,l two regimeNti), of from 2,0 to 25 regiril uts of sacks,„ 3Of 1 littarls, end tr 3 of dragoon's : tltvi. ,sions of infantry and regimen'ts of cavalry ale oti the Dneister • . there are only to , tr on the In Servia the Russians have 3 regimente of latatitry, • 2 of (Lagoon's, end I of Cossacks. SA R AGOSSA Auo. SM.—Carbon, the former Corn. malid:iiit of Mccutienz ha, been condemned o die by a military. Commission, as a Intim to country, and for !iving vi Wed his word of honour': EKColletlq 1114. M GtiVerbor, l . eit boo' sorrel.: at di%uretion, gl - Ve hitn his life, and loaded Ilim wi , It favours ; an i he repaid his Bruel ,lenc)es . [rum 'hits? w:ih the blackest ingratitude, by, taking up arms against the troop's of his eatholie:' ,• Majesiy. Sarr. 19.—A 1-1-I;goland boat uas shipwrecked at the mouth of the Weller, and tile. nidi) .41 have co* brought here as prisoners of war. It a;,pears from the exatitination they utn.l.-1- weilt, that the greatest tniSerß pervades the ,Statni of. Heligoland, where sugar and coffee. were lately seat% piled ' • in.vast 'A/al e: , oll3Ciy and where the % tlfj! porters inAle enornious gains. The which have' reit:lett:id impossible the it-tiro:loo4m (it' Engli4ll goods on the 'Continent, have ohl;g4 ed.the speculators to cqtpty their He. ltgoland it revered to its primitive insignificance and to save themselves from dying of hunger, the' inhab tants have b , !en f, a•te(' to resume their old oc , Kupation of ti liet ien. Tip re were lotiaid IVA It ere Heligolundeis some coni , ^s of an English Joni , .. u: 1, The Courier, I,.ey were i.irobably ent-, played to intiWuce upon the Continent by vOllll6 weans or other: That journal; in its own •riame, or, that 'of the Mi nisters v, hose ieryile organ it is, invitesl)•itch awl German tilhertnen to einigiate, in order .to establisli themselves in El , gland,- where, it sAyS, a nuiiiherot such emigra!its have already arrived, and have been. succes4lnl in clxercis.ing their pea,cefol. indu.try: .a contemptible mattaauvre, 'for seducing the itittabitants ot the coasts of i the Couli t ictit proves, completely, the difficulty which the E g- list) Admiralty feel in equipping 'their numerou's fleets, the mointenance ot which is necessai y to t system of iwitiiime tyranny. The ~popriiiition of, England is iniutlicient for the sloply . 1)1 so va4t. Hence -arose the neces•ityour her lilt!, the neuirality of the Awer cans, And cari ti off the seamen of (kat .o..epend 11,,;y were vile siaves. present,, ben dale tii the voice of honour, is no lonor thsposed.to lolvtite c).piying ap tibute. Next, the mot high ilf.buiraliti 4 attempts tO' draw to the British shores, the 4.,(4. it, and German fishermen to subject therm forthwith to that frightful impress, cy_seamtlf• which the (Ili grace of tad and of a civilised me. Bart the , ,a pet fidious seductions, which, hivve heel?. ried , at several points of the noithern . enaSt 0; empire, tr,:ve every where.roet with contempt. exact and official inqui, - y h; , i proved., that tier trlolllliS past, no flThertlWh, Ilt) ut t r,d, coast, from the to'the Elbe, Iris heel! so in. fattntcd as to c.xcliatige,a' traim,etil livi~lihcloea in his own.conntry, for the harsh. slavery in Which' the ; Ifi s nglish seamen live. It is posiiiile that s`o.rit Eng lish off', to avoid . the T.4e4q. ire ; diA011e , ,5,..1 tl.w fe,s;to- . 01P4. ixbhon the Courier . prt-tend , to have se , -:1 14,11.1,,00.1 of such a , > , ,rt h.-, 1,1 4 1,/ tei fly ton a coam, Were cic:it.t) swaitis th 4 oc 7 ,y fruit of their disgr.36:l4:ll. SP 0 firEVG- I (WEL IG E NC!: NEWMAIIkET 1 I RST OC roetit wit ETIT.ic, 13T,. wtoNrsoAi , , r . O'Cr. I. ~, 1.. i. , tll Fif t y 11 ,, 7C. free for anv nurse, &C. 4:yr tddir carryint 7st. 4th. t•yr 01t19,135t. 51b. 6 yr olds, ht. t ilb. 44 olsed, 9st. li. c • , , . Mr. V ' , whit tatt's ch. 1.1, flurleigh, $ yis old :. I „.. . , 1,. F .., SO . C V ei) I. ' S h. C. 4.4lSt . anaer, '4 yrs old . - i 1,4 0 11. Cavendish's ch. h. Miitlletborp'e, i yib old o r , Id liinchitthroose't cis c jilvv,..l. 4 .y sl,old - CI r Gen. Gower's h. I. I)onnatlarA, 4 yrtruld • • , tit D.- LIV Grafton's b. h. Pop e , ; v rt. oin ~ • tit , stot, on thirlcigit. td d. 14. Ca'venalih's Eccicston, 7 t. t ilb ?hour Mr. An. d esv's Morel, 11. t, 51b, Ab. ;.voge. h, rt..- 5 to 4 mi ELeleston. ~. • ~ ~ One.third of a snnscriotion T 2t_ Ks. e ach , f1.3:.y . r old c o ifs, Sst. §lb. and tiilies. tat. 61b. 11. 1. ' bona fide the inti. licrty of Subscribers. ~ . - Sir. C. iktinbuq'o• hr. C. Rival .. . t l). of Gtafton'a br c. Nonrod . - -, 1 Mr, Idize'l).l3. c. by Soferer, but at a iibter to Oatland* 3 I.ti Ilioovenor's b. t. tiartosa Mr. Wilson's b.' c. by sir Sulbronn, out of tottercli „ i Ld G. It' CaVvottisle:, br. t. 11terrygoround . - • , M Ito i ago Rival ; 5 to 2 apt Nimrod . ; 6 to i 4,git :qr. Ge'i b. c. by Sort..rter. , Mr. Sliakespe3re's Cli6ter,?st. '' . 7lb. MC. ZjAS. born ma. jar %%lawn's lirebus;,t st. two yr old L. soh:;. THE tHEArEE,—.lllacleth was Ibe tbarnatk troction last night, and Kettsima anti Nirs,t S4r>wt%4 rendered ouple justiet4t to tint he-ro Itott ; nor onght CHABIAS K.131%1131.U. to t”.. , 111.314,0 * was litt excetlent pteco (II sralwiditt tiresic,s of 411acbeill atlti Quevn , A. ‘',;l. siclor as an unavoidable sactitice to Ho! jinn of the tiows, for eertAinly, ou sue4l cot . panied royalty in Scotktnd at-the titti.• foandatiort offthe fable took place. (tr,- of Kitioint.it", in intrtienlar, seemed to be fart 'ti t he in t , t det of the present Frctich fo, 1w :14 superb i.Ol any thing 4-tkiekinti which L i e a on the English stage.. roe tiouge %viol A eininua eitetnyttante latel7 occ , frreo io fito o heighbourhood bf NVinche.ter, nit the junt r tion of Alm old and limy. Aver, 'lUne. attent lop tit' a gvntle; , mat) bathing Mini (itiik;'t) to a part of the can) by ;(,.vast ftuctuatinn of the water, tOgeilivr A'iin t if it were. aul anotiol; hen earne to tbe i.i)nt be di4tirtelly nerci-iv . ,d t clo,e comi, bils it lmixeen it young t o!ter and on en*):,)0 , 3,., it, nttr,t4arei th3t the had sci/.?,11 ~n the back part of his hePid, and its hi) tilotion utia noise of itle, B y th e eXtrtliin th Vorti3Orli iiiloriii urs is prodigiou , ,, the fish " re ijl e t+ 4 .l 110 J)) ili bite of the ;inichrtl. 2 art sp. ietorn o(potivrit by tti drove lion) the anwlttba , tia creature a faint Oh - LI nit ,„„j o g p v :h et t app 10 ,1, put an and to the colitiat, by btating - triu t oii ;z ano t away 0 ha tetteat, this freah-watw. '~