The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-16 00:00:00

ti tenant-General Sir tkothas GnittA.:4
Tivoi at Ha.ddington, froni.Londoni on 'inursday
forenoon. _ _

Major.-General WILDER is arrived at
haigh, on his way to take the command ,f the.
Perth district.
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One heqred- and thirty men, and 200 horses of
thenorps.of Royal Artillery Drivers, and 50 horses
for the Staff of the INIARQULS of WELLINGTON'I
Army embarked yesterday at'Portsaloutn.
- One hundred men of the Coldstream, and 150 of
the Third,Gtards, paraded yesterday morning, in
codsequence ofan Order issued on Monday,:pre-,
paratory to- their setting out for Portsmouth to
embark for 'POrtugftl.
The: Admiralty have fixed the salaries of the
Parsers of the smallest class of sloops (lately call,:
ed gun-brigsY at 1:01. per annum, anti put eery-
descriptiOn of stores on .board into their, charge.
Letters from New Orla.ns state, that the idex4
ieao insnrgents have completely defeated the prin-:
eipl. army of •the Viceroy, and' taken General
(...:,;-..r.E.tAs and all.liis.Staff
r:e CommissionerS for his .‘,LiAjetity7s Land Re-;
1-(.„„e, ee 'given notice o: their ititention to ap-
to Parliament next"Sei;sion for an.A.Ct to ea
able them to makethe new street from Car'lena
bowie to Portland-place. he street is be 10d
feet and,in a right iine pain ranee to
the gran:lll4ll°f Carlton-house to Piceadilti,
there is to'be a small circa's ; from the pace it is to
go northward into u.square,ba the it: of Brewer-
street, &c.;
.itis then to,leati On. nine b =westward to
the top of King-.street,t'art-Swal -h-s rep
then in a right line to Portland-place. • The mi-
provement. like visc ern:braces wdening- a street
from. the cast 'ol , sE.
church, a, vinare initlie:Thg's-Ir"ews, the open-
ing of Jerinyn-street:nt:43o.ast .end,-and'iliat of`
Charles-street int ot.l,lel,ifty..l-larket.ond.Lcing-sta]eet,
into St..James's-street„; " • -
Aim Moore, of Teebury, iw_Stafforishiree ivho'
has lived upwards of five years without -food of
;Tny kind, is still aliCeiand to all, appearance-in as
ee0:1 health as she has I..hxn-for three years pact.
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She is about 50 ea.
m s - Kentish
__Gazette of last Friclay exhibits the following lin-
gular advertiseinent
" Game. and Rabbits ---A
,general invitation _tfl .„,
qualified G'entlelaYen—Mairor of Lennie; al insarne;•
.in the parishes of Milani and Molash. The in-
terest of agriculture on this manor, and thcsur—
rounding country, being much injured by the
great numher of hares, pheasants, and ra.bbitsi'r
the proprietor feels the necessity of „giving this
_general invitation to 'qualified gentlemen to sport
at, thole pleasure. The manor-house is in the
parish of Chilliam, very,neai to a '.place called
,11.-ottentOn Thorn, and John Packman (a servant)
Who resides there, has orderS to aec-ommodate
gentlevaen as well as he Can with stabling- for
their horses, and With any refreshrhent for them-
selves, that his homely mode of living can offer., -
The house is and a limited number of gen-
tlemen, by sending their own bedding, may be •
accommodated with bOuSe-room' in this or future
shooting seasons."
NOTICE TO ALtatiNEßs.—Tlie Trustees for car-
rying into effect an Act of Parliament for render.:,
ing the navigation of the frith and 11 i vcr Clyde
more safe Knd commodious have erected a*
Light.,House on the Point of Toward, a ky
situation, near the entrance to itothav Bay', ca •
the West side of Frith ; and give this' publie.:yotice,
that.. the same will be -lighted on the Ist of No-
vember next. its bearing, 'coming in Channel
from the •.Ciunray light-house, is by compass, N.
N. E.. .J; distance 91 miles ; and from the
,ciough Light-hunF,e, W. S. W. S. distance
.miles:---To distinguish the Toward Light from the,
-other iii 'the-Frith; it 'is constructed to revolve

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horizontally, presenting a_ bright tmci- dim light,
al ternately,inevery direction, except on the NortiL
East side, Where. so Much of it is totally darkoned
as to prevent its being seen.froni the rocks called,
the Captains Bridges, off Inellan, and the Gail-
tock, off Denoon ; so that vessels- navigating
along the shore to the riorthwaid Of this light, by
being careful to keep it- in sight, will avoid.any
risk from the-se roes.---ratasgory, Sept. 7, 1812.)
Rear-A.dnaieal CocK4uP.N was to hoist his' flag on
Sunday at Portsmouth, on board the Marlboroggis,
Of 74 guns, Captain Ross, to relieve Admiral
LEGGE, at Cadiz. The iliernorovkh sailed un
Monday.
The Marquis of litrlcv,ty, with that exemplary
benevolence which at all times marks his conduct,
'has generously contributed 501. tovvards: the fund,
now established in Aberdeen fOr the humane pur-
.l-Jose of. procuring a supply of meal for the poor,
at the present. crisis.
The Noblemen, Gentlemen,: and other Land-
owners, in Staffordshire, have bad ainceting, and
came ,to the resolutiOn of destroying ail the, game
and rabbits on their several.estates,. on_accannt,of
the large consumption of corn, Bi.e. which.they an-
Tala)ly.CMlStime. ,
The Hurling Match which took place.on Ken-
nington-Common, on Monday last, was between
tweety-two Hibernians from Wapping and. a lik,
nuniber from St.; Giles's. The contest was se'
vsr6 and terminated in farour.of the-latter..
Five fine children in the middle of I.lsr montu.
finding a boat on: the coast of the of Call:,
••'unloosed it,,-and getting. in, were hurrie It from •the
-
r, shore by a squall of wind., and itil unfortnately
drowned. - •
We-understand that the story of. the Dog, in our
per'of yesterday, ‘and which we copied: from
Pa
olie,of the Morning Papers, is not - true.-e-Thei
person whollieit, and was said to. be the owner 0'
the dog, Was, it• seems, a Mr. CORBETT, a ,
.vee/Or and Auctioneer, at Lewisham, who ha's
been in 'th- habit of visiting, the horse where be
was taken for the last five::years,.every
day morning. at• eleven. o'clock. - Soon after /0'
arrival last Monday, he was seized with al
apoplectic fit, and,
was removed to the ifire
• Cochraae's Arms; where- he died 'shout • nine
in the evening.,--11e was Well • kno Vtl hr
house, and- the landlord therefore- immediate,,
sesmt a coachman' of-the name of C1'03.3, to aPPIrlt;
ills fatnit:ir. One thousand one hundred ponods
Nva3
Bank notes were found in his -p.-)ck 17s.
abotq' 60,.years of age. The Jtne; a e tOrtinlol;,
for two o'ciiick this day.,' His bald-.'no-t. tof
most shocking state, from a great -.'dscharg.e
blood,