is placed aa. way opposite Portmoret estate, not fir from the entrance to ()Wands park, on the Weybriage side. The three of the French army statioaed on the Pyrenees betwten Bayonne is sai 1, by a gentle.usu who passed along too tytwle line, to consist at' 18 regiments of in:atiicy, each of 100 u to 12450 men ; two squadrons of barite ortillrry, oc' 200 men qua h , one regiment of tout artdlery, of 600 wen,. tool five regiusents of hearse: cuassuturs, of 54•0 tn..° malt, in all adman 25,0i10 wen, Tim stuff of this snow very 111111/et.,US, and its wok, iel tonstiletauk.;. out it is fur from being Weal .las...Api ► , tl4: on which it is tit preseut cwi MJe , I, trot .1,01 to that future destination winch il•li been.llltllle,l out for it by the war faction in Puns. 'Vise , lerotion of the eavaliy, it is understood, any be relied on, ~ut that of the artillery is extirtutly loubtful ; a, ode among the ranks of the i. Moist, tae order to with into Spam woultl, in i.te opinion of oar tuititits.o.t, king on serious tlioutteeiton. Yei. this is to he ale inatrutuetat for eftee.iag that which 4:).l,iiti:b Buonatarte's best trunu Sidle- to accomplish ! STOCKHOLM, INC :( 7 (Jo ifC 10th i town of Litmus was IL $ 4 l , ; -d by fi e .. w;,,„ ~,„ report was sent ilia Goveroor tai Welatast,..•it which n (kopek lie. i.sso a ns 1 nixalale, Sou bo o , were aliealy rittluet.i .0 awes, es Iva , as the r,bui el' and towuliall. Wit Attli f uity : sent his niee-de. camp, Major Whitelock, with money hit tut req. , of the 111Utlerent. Oily et) hour is at Boma IlAft tamped. Ibis sown, origioally built by Gustavus Adolphus, was burnt down ulxitii a century s‘o.— Tie Inhabitants : estintatitd at 2000, are chiefly tic- copied in the wool:sea toullsaitiware manuiecturea. A requisition :.• the Shetifik of 81itlilleux has been presented, to ciol atoeciing of the Freeholders, to petition bruit Houses of Parliament fora walla.. tutus:sal Reform of the Re i irescou a:ion of the l'..aspie, as a proper basis of all inenstuses having fur their object retrenchntent in the public expentlitor?, e reduction of :ielo, !vile' roan thz pressuie u. all O il . necessary taxation, or n vievantve. The Sheriffs have apvoiuto; the no Liag to he iset.i Loa first Wednesday in neat ormith, nt HAckncy. Extract of a leticr new York; do, 1 Jan Ye:— " The aloud defect which 1:1 t'01...e.c. defiler, received last Frill at Hert.h.rd, has :4 i universal latisfactit.n e‘t:y lover of leini ot, •oi Las struck with dinney atio • a i l i ts ooponents. I will mouton to Lie • which grill sbuw you in what k i lo the Nliaisterint ists of this town 20, k viva that po i.ical tiokees itinerant labours, : uJi..thils it ran) be taken as a teed specimegui the value which 414 feicni7s /Gua ye; anoint throup;hout the eonotry set o l io. vices in their exolse, A liorls.hoe own, who, fur his great eet is y t h at be, hoe already r. tr.% 0 one livini„ a• xis's in the hope of soon reve:viog mother, AI i...u.,0e5l of C..l.bett's ignosoinit. us at instead of exhibiting thus plet‘sure which h.. to have telt as a 'lover o. 'eclat .ntler and ra.i ilia libel iy, he arm cos num. oil , (card and dejected. living till• he. 'vi not shore in to getusest this event, he teplicd, feel aux./ in it, it gives me great ; fur beiieve she, : hbbett, though be pretends th fight iu your re.uks, is .one of the nice octive nu:ilium we hove. Ought not this rule's 11.11110 M such a quarter to speak v louses, even to 11. e atystxuila wratelies whom Cohloett Los contrive4l,, , orlunet" A..TA.t, OEC. 3u.—By the Sea Nymph, a... rived the irj heftire yeKerds) in eleven days tram Algiers, we learn, that toe 25th of .ougust there bac t eau uo VW: 1.1 she kia,,,uo U. ;bat c ity at neighlr nt :1 soul that tha man us war ire IL -v.: a 58 ;stn shi t ., ; z . st i end Sb lino; uu 18 ;,..n iig au,. z scLuuttexs, getting I-Paton/to ..t veto:Joel. LOUD A MHERST'S S Var. Grist niter:ow has been paid to the tit ing out of as. Aides.de.camp with luau sppoioth.eu,s, Strictly egizeable to the new reintation or,ler. I sic ICI are idler a new and iniplove4l pattern; the bti.t.en with richoy embossed stet's' etubctitsOnietits, pe:actilsrly the um. C rown . lat ' puri.le ro settes; the mea nisi L. (mu lu lace uts a peculiar tieuness. he oilier oinanun sin pads, winless, &c. ere lot lefty , in c....tstue. Yesterday, at two o'clock, a Cabinet Council was held at the Foreign Office, which was attended by the Lord Chancellor, the Earl of Liverpool, the Earl of Harrowby, the Earl of AVestmorland, Mr. Peel, Mr. Canning, Earl Bathurst, Viscount Mel. ville, the Duke of Wellington, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Wynn, Mr. Robinson, and Viscount Sidmouth. The Council sst in delikration till about a quarter before lire. Lieuteasst 01111101.... y, • a,. sn st , ,estei to . oe . -!sed of Hosai's.•id, wf i.. 4 .1.1. y. 01.15 ;117:1 W.:. ...PC of 44 .1 a, tiro •se L e i rlf „AB I". T . . 6 ;* al.. C....heti .wn 1,•'• •.•egt .ca is & lul •.1, • •i. xu ea lbw este••••4 a 1.... kitall. 115%40 e 1 se . •1• Jae I iosrsseen seise is ; 1 / 4 4•41 tlf Css asek of the Pm en ft,r • h;.•1 of Solut.• 3 IL.. ee.4 oss ao mesa advritad ;O• - 1 11611.1 1 , - Id& i 1 ft .. isi itC•41,••.... 1410 4 54. ie.! rsosaartt of 944, 4 ,a1:0s A 9 'L. le ir . 544..• r. i li• i.ea wiled isle oeuessity eau .ren.sowee44.l mina log tv.sea..l .10.11 ••5101, .• Ile& •sy it 1 11.'0 .1 5 1 bil 540.....• I 1.1 pitCfl die , 5.. . f...., 4 m5.,..4;y. A , . c s •Is.-r;.r Nlt •'"lete tal see &O, 'bey may 441 55 • 11.111 1.0 ICA? f.esid l'• 1.1.&11.5LL... I DAM 111151prn ; 2oestl, •.`•ff II TIM L .• .r.•. •5111 • It C. oce. , .•iles; Loy 5.4.11. Heel,:'*. ler ora dirt sea dimes/ w,.. read ar.irs':.a, end pnti.sve Le% CsilißeTr corner r.., we. J. ▪ •1 of SoAuttt,-3tr I. take it fO4 .rateld yea •-• a isms. !PC , . • ellerzes.- Ce.ipi..ly I o , w, wry I cl. etsisetTi ei4213 r vatellou r'.• r.e! , llBpAres .001441 hy. wry ell* 15. I, • fia••-,1 ie . • ..no. • .i , .1 et Nth .0e• 110 Wllo4•Utilt . in .44. Halt *4.li e... 1 by :.•••• .r • I !,,1 If .. ;1.1 ts•P !i e .& v i is ;••444 'le 1/1.4..... w'•c• •c Jose 4.4 ste.a -;41 j. s.w.. to ;At utr.asea: • 4 144.5 er•sirs. • d, &C....• 111;; so .h. k'o.oo p .Lit CO .4 1,!1 Gsv:.•..;• u r.orld en 1,4.41.4n * a •••• way cf eI. 4• bra f• 11.4.0-•• e, •.• e 4 Ain V !. l C •r•s•s. sr r re" 'OO 15• o( 4.•141.5w . • ot, •!se to leek so; .11 • e•ise • i s. ••;wealy would y4el4! a es • OSSA. i Is obt..e..rr• P. 3•1 he s .ay, and v.".e. r I .',•• a rs stmt., i',ey ilaswo.nt % 1415 5 ..,::••••4 3P• 10 is e.O s•nu:44.e. was -•ct 6414 . 04114 He • 1.40 or ..1 se.,,:aat d tv2 —rein i• • '...rga ion Pah:: . 4 ee•S Xs, 11, 1.1.1 1..00.0r Nisi •-s ".I. ..eviteatirsi• s :or s.,s• ••• of art • •.11 15015 41.5.11 . :5 5 14.011, wt bar. Ji is ' 1 445 ;14,4•1:4405ee, for co • , : lass'oets, b re. 4:4 '1 W tior. lit. sonyi'.42, r.ii. Davies, • Rev. Ur. tad seise grereesrens severely r - .sioue.i Ur. CuYaeti's r lite, soil pointed out tt • ince:unitises, el 1.4 .1014 lie or..dset , limy • id they dii writ arab ea t•ogilyst •• es itise.iatt :Mini is skis, and r,rt alight ,:tar• *reed himself. die oxkle et cowing • j•ltire, wist - • they Lae Fonds atria tonosAl., of • I rolis;cri se..limsat.tv di.eenrs thers.local interest without a anat. 's ativies. Air. CIUaLIOII oxen: a peiri:en rebieb. after sat.'ng sat Vas 5a.!...441 414aLosio of est eig.iev,tvista. /Akita immortals in istio tae.oanws 1104—.1411,4.41 ale lavish aspen (tit asil 014.15.5‘.11115411. 1654 ire if. 1140 2 1:N1 Of r .eys a 51111 1 .111110•`.1 U.' 05 5 ;42114 ee 5150 isessa..wa—il.e•abelitiow of art sisik4s•se 4siei4 4 an, eca 114011.1 ./11 plesseie I ..Cal nista 40 i t,„ I to ." o ut, • ,, L p fm . les • lie, o'er eihisidereble P . AoCll4iiii woo ais'aiab•iy C.. 1••••• 's It•• 141 liegstivod• Coestio-r. set Ilk . eau •••.o.se were; ra;:iedl:y c ':*ow of iisousOies t sPf11111•11 his •s• sot tbal k• . a owi the Asses of Coat:news (.0 1441 5.1 t;93 , .. NUM le ,p3(l arrived at Clarentent st one 1.%,10, , ,k nn rbiti•tlay mottling. It is rJportc,l that Lord Grenville will set fifties. isedisiely fur P..ris, to succeed Sir Cie/'le4 Stuart, as one Aistbses•clor to the Freileh Court. 07 5 WCJ•ti-,VI/57 last a meeting of the °wools and occupies,. of land in the Hundred of Wayland, was held at the George Inn, Si'atton,. fur the purpose of u t l,ing into c.maidcration the propriety of again pe tutoring Parliament for further relief to the pre. v ailing distress' in agriculture. Mr. K. Dewing being called to the chair, a 'lei; .3 of rtsolutiows was pruin.sod to the meeting sad tarried; baths" be,. opposed by Mr. Cl5l.llPr only, who st a ted hi s e ls e . ki t ois to them to rest only up. , n their not being suf. fitieutly string, and not espressiog the feeling' of the people moved the following :—ls' That this mew leg ronsilers, should a reduction of the army, navy, and civil list Lake place, eon esponding that before ate late war, thismesi further tourousi lent measures will he nems..sory to ells, .tie fygirtfati confusion which agricohllCu boa hilroureLuatiet tie su long a titan" It t eeb , i b ierve d by ism• tat gentlemen. that the to imocii resolutions were Still' sininger than the (me p.. Tomo, Mr. C. did. nut pram his to a division. The qetit;un, which is left ter sig. oscura at the George lon, Wattuu, states in sub stance, that they view with increasing:alarm .the disttess of agriculture, that they consider the taht 1 1 Corn Bill is an improvement on the old one ; but that fixed moderate duties, insteud of the gradual co rare, should be imposett; that they see with much I aaqsfaction the attention pato to the amelioration of the Poor i,e.re, and think that no small prisms has been made; that they are grateful fur the re- Ouction cif rases, uut think that much more must b. tuken otT—purt:et:ariy ell or the greater part of the Molt Duty ; that they would nut interfere w irk the undoubted rights of the public creout.r, but think that with economy the remaining revenue would be sufficient; and that they were mut inced aa uslifiirm reduction of the pay, pensions, and sa lmis,' of all servants of the state is iLgurred......NOr wick Courier. es' Cotton, the Jesuit, had arquirett such .iitlu siwe our, Heim, IV. 01 Frame. that it lassie • warmassn aquas, He..ry was a good Ptorce, and lot..tt to Ileac. the truth. but that he had Cellos Ist his cars. • . THE NATIONAL REGISTER ____.., o 4. The inhabitants of WerbridE ra lsolt ;P l ead a covNrr IF HVII:Se'ORD .11EITINU, monument to the ammery of her ftness the --.. Dashes of York. Ts consists ds sin sis it O. Palsy last, i'as &Cs of Somba.s, :\ e . Lunt Meat considerable elevation, and recorJs on tablet, in ",. " C ""'T 4( 11 !':": ". 414'4'4 " "'"' a "" " feeling and affectionate expressions the virtues aud bi u .i:0 .' :::::;: .. ..t1 . b. ' .;::.L741 d" ", ij ;.44"..e. Ina 3 ;mat beriefits this village derivcd from the super- is •.d.54 003.4.1.. '....., .....1.4 of t.u:,e,..elte ev :au I, intending sore of her It T al Higbee,. The column ..4.:, ~.. .... ..ci:11...0,1, raw i• 46 "..:10 ;'it. • 11 /11 a He , is placed in the broad way opposite Lord Partmore's .r'w ' ""/ i ' 'a`... e"jil" .7 a 1 '" '' '"c' ' " uy - - -. ll INLI&LAV T. Johnson, the Gosport black, and Joel Harris, the Binningbarn man, or Coleshil blacksmith. This battle, which was hastily knocked up tor • stake of ten aeveres s side, and • purse of fifteen, souk place on Wednesday, on. Caxton Heath. between. Nettlebed and Antersham. Johnson, a late kepi* from America, a thirteea none athletic man, bad ',fougitt, and won twice, and MO sweet upon seit. The smith was • noted leveller, who would. .take plenty of sapping without denial, and the champion of his wink R. Oliver monied the Work, and the Bath Tinmun handled hlnerist. At setting to meek abysms was ober/sod. bat M. Sikh at riesatit wade play by furious, ntebe—botle miseed Utak aim; aad Barn was throws. Y. The Bleak net his adversary ow thobreser..bioteed of the heed, ao-be was tsebiag, whisk mat his to w eatrsmity • of lbe twisty-fear fest tie. before be rirseerrettbimseil The fart kalsered, jest as the Smith had reevierethie mediae. mil be wee leered by a bowellitr, hi milt Itheriesst warliag punier. S..e wee a worketes.lika resod. Heade biaii pluck amended, cad termed to is halides tine ; bat beteg tees , pomade soder his edvareery's weight, he had rather the worst of &give med.toke rel., of Are misstea TM alarm low mer rily ; pertiamo of sash were es Moir motbees is the rook sf das resold. which week, pd, buff the beat. After the. lee Wefts' rally. the sea esperstede sack flida WS males. ad as womb% system. Alyea hi airs tete silastra wee the • larder e waters, aid to it they weal...scale and distorted fea ture. Is step order. Streagth • threw Ms- imitts, sad elesed4 a misty ligbdag resod. Nine other rounds were fought,and garones but the Black bad the best all through, from supe-- Prior strength,. Harris turned the battle in leis fern your fur • time in the 10th round; but it was wars [wary. He was thrown a heavy erom•buttock et the end of it, enough to knock bis.wind out. In. the 19th round Ashorowhad•Wiaded his. adrenary.. and wen the fight. TneN.OW pireled inns* Hods's, a. rdad to Hiunpneed, I. giro hie . wee seddealy relied lato active It. —Aa elderly bline e who bad bore ouslaring peeler, aid had got a little. wenn fines °obis sethedieg leg the latter begged of Ida to dales as be 'stained, a li * th ee w u, I wished to bare e shit pt Jack, thought fir his imprimis*, ebeerrieg thr swaggering tip to Jack, and laid ! ales so, sod ease oweeseis pee Ntisonsee was at en meth a twist. Nonpareil reneged thr complineat sad secant scuds-were truly we , ' the side of Kandla', sal the la the third round Ask get so thinker.. added to the tigliescas sureely lift up Lip. arm, aed Julio. nit has t.nesp be:ay ia to the big one is terrible styl lag :ni's I.e hod with Barrack, monde the Cook was so smashed I. {Mediu cot reCJ i ghiss hai r net it wee it m itred with claret. Bei was quite atom up. sod all the crewing .completely :Asa not •of Ida.. Anglin big one, lading tine' C oo k gettng the words of it, thoo„ht it be bolter to fora Randall, nvo therefore fell feel of Lite during the tere-egs..— Josh. warn ab.ett to tackle this fellow for hie Weir ieterforewed. " Xaver mi.te," said Randall, "•it will :Whim tons that. L will put him • Wile are preseatly." . U r oa the Cock being disposed.ef. Ras/44111(411r at his big boner ; cad an resod gin %site enough for the latter Isere. • 0. bad wet a elletlew of \ • Aimee ; Lis apper works weririn Chaenery.ead a tresses*. • oils bit pet is seder Ys listener i 'area Lin, sot - to sin span • to light. He Niue notion that he bad too snob. RdadalP: aid Josh. now reteived to (ha Horst .ad Groan, Weed • - eked as . seetki,.. ~erred, sad returned to woo ispigetstect • eatery. Tits LATI Manoaa ISAR Lathiavientn4lie re teentination of the prisOntemehlfreed on sooPiej° ll *0 1 146 p •rpc•ratton to tuts issur.ter.wo co was appointed eta.. •36e t ilac• befog': tile Nllll%lllllO. 1 lireritw.ch on Turbo day lart, wan imainanut to nest Toesthy week, ea the !lIIICCC. is tom yet complete In warrant Omit find tom- • Citrate Ili bringing th- a n from •Iflairl. *tune consitictaltle. Ouse of tat Sllll , llll alone (there were .terra art C01110i1)), al peek< to of ill: deceased. tem% Lot tittAh. up fur ib put et of beit.g discbareed . tt appeare-• 41:at are was nut at the pl..re where. the murder 11 , 416, - C011•111•LICLI ih..s 1)1!...htv Mr. (',,usable meld him, how- • e'er. that a woe foam Iw kn wof the mithery. He also • to. ttttt 11.111-141.11 titer, was avo.iter coarwe of felony (t 0 , ..!•1att. we b , lient) and timeline reeporefl ' ,il ik s to Cute hot us tie g• , ,ZinCe in appear before • i. \LI: austre all Tuesday oval. Smith dill en, awl... then thseit.totod. 14.0 a. a:ior fun ..• •pr :oral COI!. ' • 711111 11141 11:.. '4. ••.m.l; hr will trot be rece•tsil as en inle t , I o -41 ' , wit S.taitl., be says, who fir:: ..c 41101. Or'iatirt , L 41116.-011 •Suaday et foot o'sloak, as 11% , I V., out at a Ghee •11.1)04.;.• s ship, et this OM. is,rt4ineel or 18e 0.:8!*• rprools Lae I:it Amid book . t..,,h,, •oe to ,h• aortieft ca.l the fruitful?* etqq.e.eg. .o..orety, a•ni ao r;viole'y destroyed the- , n..ows:s. Rte..; .se : .pt aro et • time 'Aim must porwat. boil re.• in: io ..0., it iv, -PO eo.whfraittiu throaabout tM B. , fthhoo r.... it was oAw , e 4 to see p seas Ant w owed, us this i..t4.:28•48 wesibtr„ leavie3 14ti. 1/4..ii.0.0as is terror 1.83.1, ..s I MI sly c aid sot escape t: "esiddesions— seviciiscaolv 'Loan roost, it eat so .tonic a l • array abpply Si' hale.. 'lb* '.us', • is-Hvad obv;imb OM o.et Alto •,;101,...R1 the Braces 14e mooed. awl by lb. sari howl or • to re.e.t.B - . set Learn. sad severe! ether eneitwa. • 11,,fes • ...wed, the Mites wore to.theetety en l•rynisbed l oo t a v rootEas la gar descha.m. TL. suopfety, happily fee these who akin/firmed the eshiaday, orwmor.—PAndall; nem.- Meeday Airmen Imit b es Mi • Is old trailer ((Itch Pilel) a Irmo. e from tits follemiog weerreisee : here rosier the Mud at well us a Nitta Why, helped raki, 10 reesdis~ IM bitl, sotwithstud- e desist. The Cass o/ Melysteirt, . mos stAsaat, mod who bog Mot thought this a goo ogireelmilf • the dispels fa questies, wean , 44 him he am. 1.4 um • 'seer,- • ire Randall a lip s'M the Dose: • b.tweee them, sod rho limiest will Wpm ; het the Mat meets ; the lighting ►eieg all es .• strength belosKisg to the Cook, — s severe s Wow ea the luster Us • Nees. of his oast, that Is could • be Immedietely son oir•bis Ben. "Malawi' of his spparet wear- ylt 'something after t►e slaugiesr- I, dm Jew). . soil is• three more hod about the trui that Ws lidentth- it woe pisialge to beheld it no- 1 . WWI