The Sun. — London, England, 1811-10-14 00:00:00

lei !tror f. h, 1 . ioup:.Qut all &trope, the undii'unted repre teritirtivei of the Spanish nation of b )th hemispheres . are tranrinilly occupied in such rwjest - ic objeas, and. the Council of RegencY will have the greatest aatis aaion in eotur ib uting to the' realization of 5Q 0 56, . . a determinanon, without deviating from .the Jaws Prescribed by the Supreme National Council." The President of the Cortes, in reply, stated his comidion tl6t the Council of Regency would . use pouible zeal, activity, and energy, to realize the Pe3 of the nation. 1411111441100mostunancresommermast.megifflo i A I Altzy . • •i . L:3. LD-1 Cadiz, t Guernsey, z jersey, 2. Dublin.Dut—i Lisbon,- t Malta, t Waterford. PRICE '() consols TUII DA y * C TWILVII O'CLOCK. Omnium - - dis 1 F., U N. iolt4 LUIS VICIRE FA . L3tIIII *UDC ? " Windsor-Garth . , ori 13, 1811. !lill MAJESTV continues in the suite state. 4' W. lIEBERDEN., " M. 11A1LLI E. " 14.: WILLIS." Ltille ti ßS Will, in future, be exhibited on 1144 P only , to w We reg ret that we are yet unable to commurnca ' te ' ' l eaders liny official confiimation 'of the re. Nted • " C t°rY of our A rmy i n the. Peainsula, but we tetettain little doubt that au aalen has wWwkes ahil that it-has terminated in our favour. e have felt' it our d u iy . fn, collect al information that has reached this ecuotlY upon this iv„ nterelting t o subjtit, we have been anxious tatic ' 4 '" stir Ilvaders againat't he i n d u l ge nce of expec tan msvob:cli may Ultimately p tro - rove to have been too wi no, 11 aduty whichwe owe also to our gallant . ac 14110 t to eircolate, as true vague and extravagant iuccesaes., because they are calculated to t: t 4 di ' a l i Peitument, if t h e real falit falls short of oilli: Nerate d"namour. In addition to the raas Berte have already laid before the Public, ‘ l 4 l eit t qtat e that we are assured by an offitwr 11 4 o that tiib . °ll O tt the 2gth ultimo, in the lioinu us, n t he 28;1 1 a te l egrap hi c message w as teC e lqii lved from hearl-quarters, ordering the packet, 1 tb. r ch h 148 10 sail 'on that day, to stoPfi th er j.l4vit 'g Tuesday, 'When the . ./ZOnolu,s sailed, toti)"Vle Yet runioi 11* loisb°n' that an fain}r l4l4 ary skirmishes had taken . plaee ! C tb.e. "inn, who left Lisbon" on th 6 I st 1 be , letttd al ,, °sl Y s, that it was strongly reported and lea . I ' l4 . tlie enemy had been defeated' with gre at We if • 14 14 'CIPPed tiro press 'on Saturday to publish .the offi lice of a letter received, by a 'Gentielilan high f r° l l . l one of the first merchants of Liver 4 11 i s i t ated That he sincerely congratulatedt give "le news from Oporto; that he did.' not th at I:41114f Credit to it iu the.. first instance ; but. 111 10 l ' e 41144 Sine° seen the Captain t)t. ' the vessel,. ttita il 4 ; 4541. 0 hint, that hi was authorised by. 1 4 rr a l i . : l4 Consul at Oporto to use his name, an 1• 04 , -- t h i at the intelligence of Lord Wgw.allo—, tf ih:. \T r came from him."—The conclusion rest er • 4 , 4 er the most important. klv AL, tid I have now to add, THAT A P 1113511 AR— AN Tilts MorilENT, BRINGS A CONVIRMATIVN Th 4 "TeLLIGUNCE." La st r . . . l 'aite rs 11411 t a . Cadiz --""*"."- Mad, ;rived, Whiel) brou g ht ..ae.. (1 )4 4 tc' the Ist init. - TheY contain,the offic i a l t) ty, v , " b y General Batirtsriaos of his tate V ie ii4".ll(:cil we are happy tofiod was dccisiye• -- 7 n it • N ;414 Y , 19 obvious, were rnaltin ‘ g gr eat .. ex tkli e relieve Ciudad Roderigo. Conbiderable. r - Marc ' , Qt , ' Ir e*Ps bad Marched to reinfor ce: 1' 1 41( 1 : 4k il strengthens the probability re setk4*.uich have recently reached of the us 'tram 0 , pot t , 1 1r4 til l ! t he battle. The anniversary of the Mee ., 41 a t i t ... s e °rtes was observed with great bOani'l Y Pr k 6 4. \\l' have esittaaed the account of the .edi n . gs upon that occasion. (/'•lr ire 13ders Will peruse with interest the .. of 1at t . 141 1 4 the Captain of the. Clorinde Fiend', In itri. '‘ ,.,' /ie ll we have ex►ra'led from the French Par d ttilit`4lPlikin ST. Caica gives a ,very lively, an ,.. liiii t t a 41 ' a 'very accurate account of the action 01? ha ( - 1 ! /. 4 as far I , relates to his hopes and 4, 1,..14, ~ , . . 4 ' 4611 t) h . Eand his dts- PllO l 18 and _l6 expo canons, 1., in,,, elit , .his ' o st I „ ; 8 " His escape seems to have been a i 1 '4144 '41 44 44aleus, and We have no doubt that ,e t tlo to ilalci ' bure t tied as delighted at t►is good for grt►ing off under the; Cover of darkness. t( Aki n , ' . :ei v - o -141 Papers to the 6iii ult. have . been re 4, th e 1 4 0 , 41 . Y ale tinusualty barren . of any res ect it', 4tt'll. These prints are quite silent p interesting iz th e mt ..., . 144 %5 0f ` l ""rile said to have taken rlace in the is 4 1,1 i 11- 441etieti, Commodore RODGERS S conduct , I at kev er ti.(4.• Court of Inquiry i and it apiseaN -4 i 11 i 1 4 1 14 the witnesses examined dee' tie peil",e'Y le first shot Was fired from the LA Be''''' ft 12 • Three More Do&ors,. of considerable 'celebrity in knowledge and pratliae in the,treatMent of the ma lady with which his MAJESTY iA .80 grievouSly nf flitted, have been called 'in 'to report. to the Council to-day; Two of them, Messrs. J. Wal.ts and Stai mntios; had the-care of his Royal Person on two formei attacks,•ihe former at Kew, and.the latter at the '.QUEBI,I'S' Palace, about Six or seven years and the third Dr. Mortar e, who ,is supposed to have had the greatest experienCe of the treatment of 'the disorder of. any•man in this 'country. They all attended before the Members of the QuERN's Coun cil this day,, about twelve o'clock, together whit .Drs. HALVORD, BAILLIR; HEBBRDBN, and R. 'The Members - of the QuEttiq's Council, assembled to receive their Report, were the Arch bishop of CANTERBURY, the Duke of MoNTao 7 E, Earl's AYLESFORD and WINGHILSEA.---Tile consul tation continued a considerable time; after 'which they Went to the Castre, and hell a Council with her MAJESTy upon the subjea, of the Report.—Dr.• - Jouni WILLIS,. it is Onderstood, strongly recom mends the sate treatment and management of tho Dirt as was pursued when . he was aftlidted at Kew.. • The Duke of YORK arrived this morning. Tile Duke of CUSIBRRLANIOLOCOiIIpaniea' his Royal Sister AUGUSTA in her morning's ride in the 'Great Park, attended by Lord WALSINGLIAII, Lady li.cuus - rna, and General SPBNCER. Princess SOPHIA is not sufficiently recovered to ride 'en horseback, but rode in the Queen's ctiniage for upwards of two hours, accompanied by Mtss GoLnswoUTII V. WINDSOIi, OCT. 13.-.--The" ''QUEEN'S 'COUncil broke up yesterday allerniion between - three and-four o'cloCk, when the Members Ir ft Windsor. The Duke of Yortit dined With the (teem and in thie evening went to Oath:sods. The Pat NCR RFG N '4' , Dukes of CLABENCB and CUSIBEKLAND, dine with the .Q.ULEN ' ' Yesterday Lord Lord WRNTWORTII and General G u n. DON Caine into waiting at St. jatnes's Palate, as the Lord alai Groom of the King's 'Bedchamber. Saturday, about • two O'clock,, Lord Wmitam BiLts :Tits cx arrived, on horseback.; •in Downing street, and tran'satied business With Mr' 1 3 41ctsvat., . and at both the ec'retary of State's• Office's. It is in the cOntetiaellation of Goverpnient to order a new silver 'coiunge of shillings' and ispences, in addition to the Bank Tokens of is.' 6d. trod 3s. . pieces now issuing ; in which case the old species of coin of that description will be called in, and not allowed to be legal currency. •' ' • LectE;r4 BUOI44PARTE appears the list of:those who,have taken out licenses to kill game. c.'4ltit.Cattr.tattET, of thelYclia,bas recently behav ea in the most utihandsomeand unpullit manner to Iluanaparie : he not/only beat his whole flotilla, and took the ,Commodore pram . ; although his far peria/ and. .4reja/ Ili.ijes/r/ (filet:tett the operations in person ; but ave find' by Saturday's Gazeue that he caPtrired a large' Ffench privateer, 'although his lippptiaillui Royal Majesty assured the people Ot . 'Fi::ticv, that the IC oiqd was madeereeh a 'riddle of ip the t: n.;:tgenient with the flotilla, that she must ne cessarily be sent,iitto dock to'repair her damages. We understand that the only persons who hav e been as yet rep/arty applied to for the purpose of undetaking the traostation of Loci 131.1 flUtiN Ali:tomes Povau, have been Mr. WALTRR SCOTT; Mr. CAlslP 'sei.L, and Mi. Tnezass Moonit . Mr. Mitacii ANT, the Royal Academician; 'and so desert eey ceiebrated for big skill as an engraver of getnS, has been employed to `prepare the die for a ne w coinage of three shilling pieces, which are cx peeled to be immediately pot into eiretilaiion'. The private letters from Gibraltar give some par ticulars of the, late incursion of I.,ACst and SARS, Fug into France. In the different Villages in which authorities NSided, they•levied contributions to the amonnt of g5,000L besides five hundred horses, and returned sal/ with the whole of their booty. General LACY, • previous to his entering the French territory, issued orders to his men not to pinnder or molest a single individeal, and that for every French man assassinated, ten of the regiment of, which the murderer belonged "honk!. he shot. SVCRET, it also appears, has recently resorted to novel measures. He has called opon",the Magistrates of the seve rahowns within his distria, to give 'him a re turn of all juntas and deserters, .whiter has so alarmed the.Spardar.ls, that they flock daily to the standards of the 'Patriots in great -numbers ; and, in. - a short time, it was expected that Catalonia' would have to boast of as line an army as ever, with the additional advantage of being. well com manded. The French knee in that pry /ince con sists of thirty thousand men. The Commander hod given notice that , he would exact a penalty of 50 livreS from every respedtable inhabitant who omit ted to be present any Light at the theatrical pdt, fortnances at Reus, which are spoken in the French latignaa ° e. The houses , of ' c o urse, air; well at tended. NOCTURNAL BUTTettPLY.---Tll6e caught in the kitchen of the King's . Arms laza; at Whit horn, Gallaway, on the evening of Fri.tay, the 20th oh. a Noaornai Butterfly' of an ' tnicoiwnon s ze. ' Each Of the outer wing' measures arches anti a quarter, and resembles Ibe wing of a most beattlifill thrush, but somewhat darker. Prom tin to tip acrois:t he body 5 inches abd a quarter each of Clie under wings 1 inch and-a halt, and also resembles these of a bird, their coheir buff and shaded with binek ; from tip to tip across the body 3 inches and three-quir- Ws.. • Each of the (eaters; twu in number, ai inehes, of an oliye cohir, having a spot on the tip . of each as white as snow. From np 10 tip across the head,l7•Bth inches, The head, curslet,' and body 3 inches. The ball of e3t:l) eye; ene gum ter of an inch diameteG and sparkles in the shade with those or a cat. The trunk, when stretched out, I inch. It has six,steut iegs, , aad with two very sharp talons at the end of . cacti, and also two at the knee joint of the middle and bind legs. Its body is coloured with rings of buil:Shaded with black. ItS head and corslet are of a buff colour below and a dark blown' 'above, with tbe likeness of a man's face behind the head, shaded with olive and butt' Its heart and corslet • are rough, with down as thick and long as • that of a mole, , but Much shorter upon its body. When smartly touched, it makes a lond - hisiing noise. Its wings and body are ratio. weaker - than those of a bat. .1.11 .C 1 V 13 4.0 a • . PLYMOUTII, dcr. 2 . . 7 4-The ship Dutchesis Porzland, 'Captain CirtrateS THOhIPSON, iS arriv'ed at Ctiattrani. from Quebec, with a cargo of timber for the clocli•yitd there ; she - sailed With the home Ward Wend fleet• ender convoy of the Thracian sloop of war, and Lie; foqo ing intelligence has been received here from CaPtain Taoairsori ; . who states that the brig Mary, helofiging to this pOit, STSVENS, sup posedfo be master, bailed from the . river Si. Law renc&with the fleef, udder convoy of the Thracian on ihe Ist of September, and about m'ideight,' off CaFrb•Charles, carried away her mainmast in a squall; that after the accident, she was diScoyered at some distance aitertv, Steering to the eastward, ender her head sails ,(the wind then blowing fresh . from the Westward), and it 14as oxpeeted would harbour in Gaspe, to repair the damage she sustained: At:the time 'he acci.ent happened, the Duc/zcss of Pore• I , tnd was to the Southward of the Mary, and had not an opportunity of speaking her. Set..ral guns were fired from her as signals'ot her distressed situa tion, but no assistatlce was afforded her. Arrived Attie Mary, HANCE, from Wales ; the sloopiLavely "Inn, Wins'run, Master, limn Gijon, five days -.Passage, with .Merino sheep ; " . and. Hope, StaaiiT; from Guernsey. Came down the Horbour,, and anchored in the Sound, after having been refitted,. the Peciciii . k bri of war, Captain PisAke. Sailed tti Apelles and Pekrus brigs of , war, : . ind Alphed SClviOiler, Wit 11 a fil.et of transports and mer chantmen for .the Downs ; and the Oe.iicott brig of war On croize. Arrived , tho Piqcergun-brig; from BasqUe Roads; the May Ant, Oav i ua, from Dublin, with a c,irgo, consisting of ruin and tobacco, bound to London, put in here to j•;in convoy ; the Ariadne transport from Ramsg;ete, with a detachment of the East Norfolk militia, bound to Cork, driven in here by contrary,winds and stormy, weather; also arrived a .vessel - from Falmoulli, in ballast ; and a Spanish brig from Santa Cruz, with 'a cargo of Went into BarnpOol to refit, the Pr:ncess Char. late frigate, Capt. TOBIN. Poiti - smotrctr, Oct'. 13.—Arrived the Diade rom Leith, whero blie•his.bren with. French pri• SOIIVCS. S 1 ed tied illetb/Sa and /Norio.; the latter. with convoy to the Downs. - Also the De,oustalion. The Dice transport being released from quaral tine, Sir JattN and Lady STmAtta . landed this day. The Nre/ous, Capt. PliTea PARKEti, Will Sail in the morning (wind fair) far Plymouth, to receive on baar;.l Laid' WILLIAM BENTiNCX...' She goes down 'to St. Fitlett's to-aiA rwssLons. Nns or SCILLY, OCT. 9.--43n'the 7JI inst. came in the American schooner 'Gardener, MAR- 7rt NS, from Coik, laden with butter and .spiriti, bound to Lisbon ; she has .been driven back by the late heavy gales from the S. W. ,after proCeeding many leagneti to the -Westward; She brings an ac count of the loss of the schooner Tyne Packet, of, Dublin, from St. LThes, With Salt,. bound to Dublin, gott+insr, master, which foundered on the Bth ult. in 1at..44. 32. and long. 7. I ; crew taken up by the Gardener, all of which atrived here in safety in the ab:Ne vesse4 ..Cleared outwards the ketch 11/hcaisheaf, Boa- TON ; for Gibraltar; 'anti the schooner Edward, SAN. , Demsos,, for Lisbon and•Cad+z, with potatoes. Dr.Al,, Ssr-r. 3.—Sailvd his Majesty's Martin on a cru;ze of Buulogne. An ived his I nijer,ty's ship Naiad with the Milan French ptivateer; her prize. • • Arrived his Niiijesty's ship . Mars from off Flushing, OCT. 13, Arrived tile Rlizstunc with, the Nipiro(l,-IVestoz:;.kind, Ofirencicka, hay bui-ti-4 the Louth IMTIIA(7I' or .A LUTTEI2 FRO 111 AN omega IN TUB ELLEI'; A gallant irtGe bite 4 with tiler Danri took. l)l:1Cc flit o tnct dip r V0,b0314 of th e VIC 101 y CoM 111410(1-d by f l ietir. Sr. CLAIR, were writ after some: r( 4..b o aLs ; it wai sootk,tlvlcoVerCd thAl ibey, had 1 - .111 ill shurc, Laldeti I wen, and placed two guns on a' height, nrahing in . r2 ; ,.tratit)!) for a detarce s out . t)l;iF' hide partr, 3oon mounted the tttl,t, under a small tire of acpant fife tau inintites, (114:odg,ed the Dane,, inad , ; sonic' piiiun-qtr, and carried ott' the 40ms ; had one' wan 1‘.111,..,1 rants several tlpd only only ot.,t; hurt.!' Ort Tue4d,ty last, its a iyirty of the *4th regiment, .with deserters, whom they _h d h ro u n tit from i re . Lind, rottrettting dp Oht Halt-street, Ltiverool, one 05 the prisoner. hrikke guard, mid ran Etltntutd-strtem and jilattr , st-reet .inin iqinate, whttu a soldier Who Itasued limn, Ilttlit eitend. int; hi 4 escape, diticitarged:tai:Onniket, the gull hum which, after breaking the .'ti gitive's - arm, through, Lilo hotly of Edihr.in4l=Millittgton,. a curter, and oiused 165 immediate deiltil.--4Che tieurter %vat, overtsioni- and secutc4. - 3 A.,1-f: $.7 ~~.,~, before our readers a 'itatement of 'he actmant4 of the Revenue lig the 'clam -ter just eXpirecl, -*hid) Wears upon the i,Vhole a . very favourable ap. £ to,a ±ij,s3 7,41 , .d.O 2 ,799/ 8 3i pqnrance; l'he Incorn of the CooSolitiatid Fund has arnount. cd to 'he Charge is Leaving a Swplus of Thy! cOmparntive . poi:Quint of the War T3xos ftti .he Quartert the loth Otober, Is to, and 18 t t, is— Quarters ended 0 dober ro. igto, . att. ,01,017 8 9543 3 i,,7•,9:1 2,-,8 91 634 , 4,33 (044 4,666,197 —,...—. .--........— Customs F. xcise. Property '7rai. 7,49 1 . 282 71 8 .5 1 15 6 3 . . TklgtiTag.--,,.. he Grecian Daughter., which. has always been considered ;is what is denonfinited a good (thiing - pliiy, ?aid Which comprehends inte resiing sitoat;on, and energetic sentimeots, - drew a numerous audiOnf:e to Covent•Cieden.Ttwatre oti Saturday Inst.' Mrs. SIDDONS supported Euplarasia. with her nsoid, powers of expresSion and pathos.— YouNd wa the sebsthute..for K.10413LE in .4varttler, and he supported the part with judgment and eti - "tt. C. Ktibintat was the Dionssius, And though:he Ity.k ed sUlnewhat too, young for a :tyeant, he gave the char:later With great spirit.— The scenery was not managed with the usual correctness of the Theatre, • DUBLIN, Oct'. B.—A very extraordinary diem, stance occurred itrly in the, principal . Roman Ca tholic chapel or Kilkenny. One of the Piiesis was delivering a sermon on the intercession of the VII . - gin, when a young Nest, who was present, stood up, and publicly contradicted the do trine ; exclaim ing to. the prvacher, that he was inisleadlng the people, for that Christ was the only ititercvssor,;' and warning the people not to helicte the doctrii.e which they then heard, Mi-ch contuSion, as tnight indee,d have been expeaed, immediately arose ; and the interruptor was salted and hurried ittia' thec Sacristy.. At this strange scene upwards of i2OO Maims were present. On Monday, the following act was perpetrated in Plymouth hat boor, by a marine on board the _die. lituia'hulk. A waterman of the name of Patrick Fenny went alongside the hulk, which has the crew, of the iirelAulaffigate Olt bOard, while' the vessel iti undergoing a repair. The man was ordered off from alongside by the Liememint oti' deck, and was endeavouring to get away as faSt as possible, when his rudder caught in a hawser, which impeded his progress; and, while in the ad of disengaging him.: sell, the marine took a deliberate also with his piece, wba"clysitint(nueld shot the unfortunate assn tl►rott r ;h the d k i i a ll t t e 'd ly hi i " L on in t . h i e rot s i p s ot hy the Lieutenant, who, it seems, bad not given him any orders to fire. Th t , deceased ha lest a wife: and six young children, who were all dependent on him har sup p ort was formerly, a rigger in his Majesty'S Doak-yardat that part.. The man who shot him is a Hanover au or Gelman, taken into our . servich :some Iltrlt'agot The Coroner's, Inquest has returned a Verdiel'of IPi(fid Murder agittlst the marine, and lie has been -accordingly lodged in Exeter Castle 14r . trial. DREALML. Fine-- At five o'clock yesterday morninga tire broke oat as Mr. Ei factory at Lanes-eio, llainmersonth. - It cum- , merced in the black-ash work, near the water sidti,, and communicated to the ‘varthOuse, tlsd Base of which . is consorned, • Thu cooth4tatino au t aa e d a great numuer of persons 'in the neighbourhood to 'the ,sput, • every- being provided With a . pail or bucket, which they, filled .from the 'l'llnurec, and threw, the larttts. , The. gretitest praise , % f x, l i s c h k errLa d tr, uho as -111: t isisi:eidiesidilcu'iii procuring l g cn in ur . es, which he anti other fisher men worked with wat;t froni the Mimes.. By their exertions the flames. were subdued, and did not commUnicate to the dwelling house, OWing to the alarm given'in town, the following engin e s repaired to ihe spot with the greatest speed, viz. the Buie vial, the Phoenix, the Westminster, the finpe ttn,:e 01 the Royal Insurance Compaoy; two of the London ..Company, the' Atlas,: the Eagle, thy • Aloioni the Globe, two Sons; and the County, They all exerted themselves to the utmoii. By 1 0, 1 o.clock the coutlagrini 0 was . extinguished. No lives. were lost; nod never was wiihesso a greater display of engines at Abe Yame time on that toad. SMITHFIELD MARKET, Oct.. 24. This day's Nlatket was fully soppkied with prime Beasts, and the show of Cattle itt general wal very good Beet, Mutton, and Polk, were cheapet ; Veal is dearzr ; and the trade fur the most part wits pretty L:l;k.-:—The sal-es in the Kay Mallon wetu rather coniki , rable; Hay has got up in price; Straw and at last prices. —We sohj,-m on fie . curate st,itznivut of the prices and numoer,:— To Ain: the ult . ?! per atone cf 811). Heet . , ot t t 0 sg. od. tVilitioll 46. CA. 2d. V e:d - Purbc ss. ed. to 6i. S.l. L0y,...) os. o,i, t it 11. l SIICO 17,500. CAIVCS SMITIIUIELD HAY.MARKI3T. ocl. to 61. 6s. fod. ,Stray Al. os. oJ. t 31. Clover 61. to 71. l!e,:sts 215'. CORN EXCHANGE, Ocr. 14.—This (lay the fresh 3rri%;il, of \V tv.:at ttnico a‘tolerablo supply, not much of first tin liry,, which maintaios 14-7 t prices, other tjultS:Mei .11.3 e, higher ; Kirley and Malt kee l ) theft. i.rtiets ; While. Pea, clearer; ear;is description likewise somewhat, higher, there ma a!sir• tolerable supplies of . Oats, but from the eon titiddrice of the demand, saltss are readily - node, and fully at the last ()notation ; Flour at late lyric, -1 Ott Saturday last was married, at Oxford, by 11).J Reverend the Vitt; ettANctiLt.or, the Itev. VAL/OIAN THOMAS, .KiikiN of Corpus Christi Col lev, and Rector of Duntsburn Rous t Giuttee,ter shire, to CHAIILOTTIr k , Cbtlighter Of the late rti,v, WlLLtsms, ,and niece ut the President of Corpus Chi :sti College. Ou friday, the remains of ~bads' Mary . C6o;:ts %yew rogwyed iroM her residchnc Ce at I di • mui d e posited in King Henry the Se%butti's C'hapel, in \Vostrninster Aboey. The funeral s in cornplia tt eu w i t h the ditediona in her . Ladytihip'4 vi t a 4 very plain tine. QUIS I)I CLItt, lALSUNI AUDI LONDON, /I.B DAY, OCTOBER 14, 1811 •