The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-05-04 00:00:00

f r! 1 _..._ —.—,-- I .eu s that part, at al events, o iii..ant-nstort 1 and improper language attributed to Sir Fiasco BURDETT, if actually altered by hint, Wag sinkers many years ego, sod that he is still a yamtg man. Some allowance is surely doe to the ardour of youth, sad some indulgence may be also claimed on the ground of inexperience. Sir FRANCIS BURDIITT has been exposed, in a peculiar degree, to the machinations of artful and designing met. Ambitious of popular applause, he was se object to every Jacobin intriguer; and possessing an am ple fortune, with the character of a generous spirit, he was assailed by every needy adventurer, fit the sake of his pocket. But is Sir FRANCIS to be re fused the common privilege enjoyed by other men—of profiting by experience, and of hecom nag more wise, and more temperate with the pro eress of years? He may hare had penetration 'Though to see through the arts of some men by ..iota he.has been surrounded,ancl who are supposed to have shared his confidence and influenced bisec tions. lie has seen the late Mr. PAULI. worshipped as on idol by the very same men, and deserted and slandered by them hi liii distress. Who can say what impression such things may have made upon hie wiiml, or appreciate the degree of conviction which may have accompanied them ? At all events, if there are any uneheritable enough to deny the possibility of any entelomition or improve . meat hi the mind of the Baronet, they ought not to beold and hardened sinners--they ought not to be the incorrigilde Jticobies of The Courier,• who now chin credit for the intense ardour of their loyalty and virtues. But *opposing that Sir FRAN . cts flotth . err is at hypocrite, that the loyal term/ in which he spoke of the lineal - Family, and Atte propriety of the whole proceeding were livpo..riaty, said that the 1.100 persons who heard him, and in one voice expressed their approbation of his senti ments and princitiles, were all hypocrites, surely these loyal men, who write itt The Courier, even ill such case, most find matter of joy, instead of coin. sure. The only crime which they ever imputed to the Baronet, was that of ramekina inflammatory apeechee, and brnaching revolutionary rlnetrines. Now if he 'tar abstained from such speeches, and deals he loyal nod constitotional langtilige, there is nothineto eomplein of. If, indeed, the Baronet shall contradict • the pure anal entistitntional language held on lion il iv, at the Crown said Author, or if he shall adopt e lint- of action opposite to it, then we shall admit that he •is a hypocrite. and deny hie consistency, .1.14 as we deity the consistency of The f 'eerier, that too ilas the Doke of Yont for official misconduct, while it supports Viscount CssTLESEstall. Yesterday, at two o'clock, Flis Maresvir held • rival* levee at the WREN'S Palace, which was at fete led by— The Archbishop of - Yort, the Archbishop of Cabe% the Lewd Chnneettor, the Lord President of the Commit, the Loot Privy Seal, the rest bed of the Trimmer, the Musitals ititteesesl of the flirdarame, the Perot Lori of the A•huirahy, the three Secretaries of State, the flimscellor of the Es chequer, the Commander-iat rant, theJarige-Advocate, the Lord thamlisifem, the Land Steward of the Household, the Dukes uf Ilesisfurtand Mnatroae, the Mareuis of frelkoley, Earl. Wiaelsehies and Macclestleld, Waseciont Barnard, Lords J. Hurray, Heathaeld, (gobt-stick,) Wentworth, (in waiting) and W. Bennet*, Coast 1k Sallie : Sin S. Cantrell, R. H. Bromley, and If. . Seymoor; Gem eels Wale and Mostresor ; Culeteds Wye. h and Zonr.h ; Captains Hill ales Walker. The following halt the hot ttttt r of being presented tn Him MAJESTY— Captain Sir Robert Howe Bromley, upon coming to his tine. Conal De Sallie, soon lia.ing A.. King's permission to use that tail-, br the Earl of MarTiciafirid. Camila:l Sir Michael Seymour, won his being created a Baronet, col ova the capture of the Niemen. 34. ttobinaaa, nia.,•• his lweing appointed Under Secretary of Slit in the Colon:11 ilepartuvnt, by Vaseoriut Castle sekrla. The lanlitis of Wellesley, opals his being appointed Am. basmator to Spain, by Me. Cianaut Major Bnialfawd, from the Canes own nth Regiment to 11th Itczioseult, anal upon his return trim Spain, lay the Earl at Chatham Lieuteaant.l:o49tiel Wyneh, of the sth litegirneut, upon his return from Spinal Loot Jaws Murray, upon has appointment to be Colonel iii the Royal Mans l'eneihtee. .., he Aix - alb:shoo of cased, upon his ar.leal from !re nal. Brialiraier•Gerieral Wale, upon has. apnointment of Bogs. da, f:a.aural in the Wa.ast ladies. At the time thee the Ge se, al took lease of Ilea Mej•ety. Viscount Bin. era, upon b.c marriage. Lord William theatieek, epee Ins rang to Portugal, by • the 11111[11 of Voltam:. C.O. Hill. It.N sane his len„netiee. firigadierAieneral Moutresor ' upon his promotion. Ceplena Walker, of th e Bedlurd, upon has minim from the /fragile. Liens -Col. Zwick npaa his reioisies the lath Royal Ve teran Battahou, at Quebec. !hi :ilaaJaaTe held it l'rivy Council, and gate audiences to the Mike of PORTLAND, the other Cabinet Ministers presclit. Sir DAVID fhteoas, and Mr. Ryas's, who laid before Ilia M AJEAT T the proceedings of several Courts-Martial. Yesterday, a ballot was taken at the East India House, to determine Ilse follow ie.g question, viz.— " That this Court e , ,mai. at the ViiinullOils Resolution of the Court of Dtvectorr of Olt 2411 March, whetelly the Com , • tilifier Sad at the ship Welpale are fully acnnitted I • -.. 10 oltseeteet or misconduct iii respect to 'beim Alp i'• itit = At iii o'cloc k the glasses were fatally closed. and delivered to the scrutineers, who declared the question to hare bent carried in the affirmative. Yesterday, it Coital if Ftirectors was held at th , East Italia Clouse, when Captain 301111 STEWART was seinen into the command oc the ship WeissiA4 et • constgoed to Mudeira and llengal.—'l7ie Court ad jnairittel, at Fix o'clock, till tisensorrow. Sir done Neweorro Bill to prevent the embez zlement of politic money, is r geateral Bill. mad amt• colitined to 'related. "the Corporattio of II iinuserinen of Eilinbur:li suet last ...:•••1;, in the Magelale a Oozed, to i50 . .1• eider of a ni.l+; , oi of • vote of Maks to :qr., Wa it - D r ' r • 4,1, 1 tSa• other Mrnltere who voted -against tit. ' , Ace of Y lea. The motion was rejected by a . great majority--4 , 2 to g. , .. . -. • • • • . . , . . . . ~, . . a . - ~-. . 4'twictit at Mr. &Meant Best The Right Hen the Lad of Portrait al the Coritess of Kiliptuo, as the Right • Essex Wundripfol Master of the .Pertrait of MIS Thompson Royal Naval Lodge eV Free. Porrtslt of rapt. M Seymour, mamma of the Royal Navy Portrait of Lady Kensiegtoa Portrait o(tiir W. Pole, Rut. Portrait of the Right Hon. Portrait of H Wooilgate,Esq. lord Visconot Mrhille Portrait of Earl Bathurst Colonel :widen M.P. Portrait o f turd Sidmouth Portrait of the Lord Bishop Portrait of Miss Parke of Salisbury Portrait of %v it. Alloett Portraits of Lady Georgina Portrait of 31ra. Canyegireme Morpoth sad two dough- Portrait of the Kith. Hou. ten the Viseownt Valatutra Portraits of Lord limpet\ Portrait of W Hastings, Esq. and the Hon. Mr. I:inward Portrait of Alias Davies, of Portrait of Mts. Parker MLLC(.IGeId Portrait of the Larl of Esser Portrait of W. Gilpin, Eoq. Portrait of bk 0. Beaumont, Portrait of Hardier Bart. - The Right Hutt. the Earl of Portrait of Sir W. W. Perri, Dunmore Bart. Portrait of Admiral Fraught* • Portraits of Mts. and Miss Portrait of Capt. Astor Wetherell Portrot 4Alpe iins.A.Pbippo Portrait of His Boyd ft.7,li- Portrait 0f:104...11t0n Ansley, mesa the Prince of Woks late Lord Ma)°, - Portrait of Lord Go 'abler Portrait Of ./011tr Bayley Portrait tithe Dowager Lady Portrait of Mrs C. lung licartinuat Portrait of His Royal High- Portrait of the lion. Mrs. sem the Duke of Clamart Cowper Portrait of the Bishop of Portratt of Sir C. Brisbane, Dorfman representing his attack no Portrait of Mrs. Davenport ' Curacao Portrait of Dr. 'tiro:nun, Portrait of Earl Spencer Lorimer at Guy's II "pilot Portrait of Earl Cowper Portrait of the Arehhishop of Portrait 0/ Miss M Clifford Denham Portrait of the Hon Geor. Portrait onion. J IV. Ling Omni Howard, daughter of Portrait of Sir J ('art Lord Siorpeth Portrait of Lorri 'Seisms iss- Portrait of Miss Posh pronto§ from a die fur a Portiait of SJ. Pratt, Esq. gold roedai .!Nett by Dr. mithor of ityrupathy,Gkan- Tnrton, for a poetical m ines, Ike. fir. say on the , teeth of that Portrait of Lord Krnsiagton Luseuted hero Portrait of Sir J. Banks, K.B. Portrait of the late. Lord Pertrair of Lord H. Spencer Mayer Portrait of Mrs. Asti' y Portrait of the late iliv,ht Portrait of CoptCurtis, R.N. Hon. W. Pitt Portrait of Earl St Docent Yesterday, 'of sVALEs visited Her MAJESTY the Pitt messes% Yesterday, the Doke of Susses 'lined with Her MAJESTY and the Pitt C VEILS. Yesterday, the Cishlitat Ministers dined with the Duke of POILTL Al 4 D. Her MAJZIPTY will hold a drawleg-room at St. Palace this The Ninth Ancient Concert was held, last night, at the New Rooms, Hanover-rquare, wieder the direet-ou of the Earl of I)4au LEY. The company was, as used, elerrent and numerous. The barbels of Leeds, Earl Fairsese, Earl and Countess of MR11141414 Earl Tampa, sail Lard Wodaboas, wen present. Arrivals at Clifton nod the Wells:— Lord R• 1111110“, Air William awl Laity Jambribil. fik Richard sad Lady Bedntgliaid, SW Jab. sal Lady • , Capt. Deeras, R.N.; Col sad Maelsey, Major Wal tham ; Ms", Mfrs. sad Miss ifamea Raw. Mr. Marimba% Mr. Mn aad Miss Putty, Mr. sod Mrs. isttua,_ Mr. Sad kit, Mr. Rine, Mr. Raid.% Mr. Panama, two Misses WU. kision, two Misses Ardesaf, Miss Map, Abs. Maya% Mrs. Vb. Witten let.lherwmatram, dia. M. Arrivals nt Bath: The Drhe and Dachas of Lebo, Lady C. OsboVue, Lady Dloont, Lady Townsend, Sir R. Hoare, Sir S tHniep, Col. It. Berry, Cul. C,nKraet, CM. Fitsmtrafd, Cot Hamilton, Lbrot.-Col. and Mrs. mslaseared, Major and Met. Olive Ma jor Richards, Major laressisam, Per. Dr: Mast, &t. The Countess of CLanaitastit. entertained a select party at dinner, yesterday, at her house in Great Stanhope-street, ~lay-fir. Lady HA Tim sorom had a select party, last evens in g, at her house in Berkeley-square. The Tralliber Print of yesterday asserts that rr Ministers, especially Lord CASTLEREAGH. dis own Monsieur Lltalblit.mr."—PoorCitaltAlLLY is sunk low inflect). Mites Peres Annalists, Esq. will enliven the foshMnable world with a gran d bill on the 31st instant, at his elegant house in Cleveland-rue. Mr. OSIALDESTON'S whip and hand-carriage broke down on Friday la.t.—lt is called " The Coaary Bird" being all yellow. A Quack Doctor has set up one in itnttation, which he calls a gallipot. Mr. FfiSTSR we find has brought iu a bill far draining Ireland.—The union we always considered a very incomplete measure. The Marchioness of (keener/mast give a grand root list night, at her house in Pall-Mall. It ?sus attended by a numerous Assemblage of nobility. The grand suite of apartments were ligllted with great matt., and refreshments were served to the comp ins, in her Ladyship's usual/ityle of elegance. Amongst the nobility present were— The Duchesses of Northumberland, Beaufort, Dowager Rutland, sad Somerset ' Marchionesses of Salisbury, Utast fort. Townshead, sad Denambirs ; Countesses Camden, !Sefton, !tarrying's. rat CowleL. • • Countess NELson gave a g r ind ball and supper last night, a t h er honse (der Ladyship displayed greet taste in the arrange ments of the evening. The grand bull room was meet superbly lighted, and the floor tastefully chalked, displaying the arms of the late gallant here. In the lower apartments, tables were set out in a sup-frior style of elegance, for upwards of three hundred, though nearly six hundred of the 6rvt fashion graced this elegant entertainment. The Mary-la-bonne Volunteers will have • grand field-day, and sham-fight, this day in Hyde Park. —They will be attended by their band an • new Polish 'form. We are educerned to state that Mr. Haute, the ;nuncio:it proprieto , of Covent atrilen theatre, Colt I es to In hoiir strider severe indisposition. Fraley evening, the *remains of earl HencoUßT Ivy in state :ft the Star Inn, in Oxford, and on Sa turday morning were conveyed for interment, in the eamily vault, to Stanton llarrourt, in that county. On Tuesday morning last, a, race for it guineas was rum in the area of the Castle-yard, at York, Itetwixt two ileinoni; a putter from Claytimlleaglats near Bradford, and a butehor from Whitley; which nits no by the former. Tier ground was run over ;fr toe potter its nor minute, and afterwar.ll mem surc.l to 3,t9 yards. This was performed with more Sire.% than the noted Wood lately ran over the 440 ardr. • • 47" •-• ,••• • ••I• - • . . , . . '. . . • , Li* tril'zzlirtArtvr. t which he l e ediedi a t e ly acce d e d to, anti Arne dit- charged, 3tIIT OF KING' fllMlCJl,'Wissruseerea, Mew s. , PORTO:MEM COMM:01071 Elea. Mr. GA itIWW tooted for a rule to sip w cause THE H/MG C. 4,alL. YOSEPIIII,IIIIOII. , he a criminal information should hot be ewe if The Atronsee Genteel. moved the judgmeas a w eWnet a Mr. Little, for a Ida-1440M Portdgriese n f the Court upon the riefeedstit, alio, as our read- Commisseatiers e et the prosee sin of Mr.l,ltyrtier, en will recollect, was lately found guilty of encou- •4 one oilier l....onamissimiers. Sh p ' e•feriving erritteii ' raging the weavers in their illegal proceedlugs, at a letter to know° de aidvateve Fortirget, leering . .fr the late note at Maticheider. .. . that the C,outuaissimiers irs 3131 ettPitllre were glut. .. Four afildaeatt were put in ill usittgation o'f i r c t , - . • toms and ... as up all the snrict.et w loch had lave s , r .. . ...„ nishnient,' signed by a windier of persons. , Igoe ht i to the ports of drifeatentry, read that 4' l went to prove, th it t w h en C o l ette ! A mon ' h e f t h is g / 1 the Po r tug uese Ambasenlor Inicl : ,euseetaried that - • • .- )' home, which wa s on l y .a mile and , hell' freur . the • t o e n w accev it nt ul o e f themony sisal ju s t coroplaiute against- • • ' , t scene of riot, he i n t: tr ad e d hi s i titeitl i quati f sittentl i ts ing to quiet th e mina!, of the r10t,n.a.F,44; OfTwha a 14 gru n te d . .... . • r mom ~ very loyal man, as sees proved in lite tlaiedig raised iMitION NO 14 PRSCH. • • I a corps of volunteers.,!ire 1 1auCluOtUr velnatinif . that he • lissa Berea Hompeseh a authority to stale, rifle regiment,) at a great expense , o f w h ic h h e Me seem se stride is the Tim,. !sew/riper, of the usth of was Lieutenant - Goland Coummudaate . and that' titmara I. totki, „„ „„j mu ifi a t,t, ~,,i6,0 is me t, of 1...,4 A depopents, dining a loin; acquaintance with the admit liseireuld hive treated at with the a 5.... rourverpariwal• defendant, never heard any thing which could itn- edema ha doss ewass t ua reinsure, if it An , . aid brow mar- peach his moral or religious character. nosed as Pareittorsdar. taiteargeace. The respect he ha Mr. C;laittiW was then heard for the defendant, r for I t tv e t . Mi tat zet , gra.r e sup , 'makes lino r::acea ..•. wa that . say _ f iu , ll: as were Mr. Relate Mr. LITTI.LTUN, awl another tent, . i.. bait *morass' or im ino'ec c ia a s u tZe Tr t . e l :Ter.:fur l : m6l meritre gentleman. Their arguments went to 'hew' that I the facts to which it alludes ae they ensued. the defendant was wholly actuate d b y virtuous Gad- It a oat tree that dame He= or tbo esesite me ings in the part wheat he had taken, thinklea that HI " eat tat" the thehilltjhfi to eh" he *mirk I" • Isis influreee 'night herb a teeter effect us. the r e „ a n d r o d hua t it h h e , u t i b lv it ' a i n a th ,t ivel the i Is ru " sahe . I .., *lsisis , ii a.;, 'lt • h l 'MO& of the multitude, their the authority of the rm. aM peirale p e 4eity whateser ;it selealtaisay palinode • , soldiery ; and that with this view he offered them Klee of Deausarirs property. Pis, t•wearre that the three thousand p.. 44444 111 les relieve their immediate I lakallitaist. were 'bottomed fur food, made visas i peemat I dieteeoes, rill /111 amicable ladjustureut of differences of '" the sahual" ram" 'Falls I ' 4l i ' d ""`" 11 ` 55 '"" r ". • a further supply For th at ream+, :Au ' the eaten:de eta could be effected.' Thad h e Art a w i t h an intro- was forbore t o . rapture a arran • lls Me lit the Farm lion to gods the riot was prOtell by the a ffi davits, 14,,,t 5 , ce ll e d l b,. gated,' Praja, star Lu g A ier t ere d t o ' and would have hien proved at the trial, had the sea to Dresseal for prvvismus, hat et she r quest of the • rules of /Air allowed to be received what he had to weatitsats, gate her a recernesentatitury pumpoirt. Nay, at ' offer in bus defence. p ethni . v they might have was Bares Hoopesch himself who raceauwadcd to been justified in moving for a new triad ; but they gctie stan ji provas rusi! r, iunistinr the distressed lalusbitai i , i 4ts with sac ? knows they arc awed she..., of I relied upon the discretionary judgment ,of their rest aid which tbey rower derive from bole ease home Lordships, whose sentence they thought must be territory. This be did so a. rote el the od le/g, Stfue, at I merciful tomtit!, the defendant. which he Rave WOK, he tlimght, maul idols as to the be- The Arroaggy tient:UAL maintained that the P.talace anal P ru P tt ' t Y of P f ". "'jag curls a f i l elifte •"" rime spot, between our N. , itnere and the COSISt . III c.•...t., object of Col. flatiron was, to keep the riotous to.. snit preventing it serving as a shelter fur tt.e eniiii , .'s sonal ' ;tether, till by intimidation they had obtaiteed of privateers, *Weir already tau Math swear eve ewasnag their collator-yore what they demanded ; and that if trade; OCco aranYair il with' atlas deulleefhield. Peltlicals 'he had wi s hed to disperse the m , h e s h ou ld h ave and w alike coauniniscalasswaracerniq these Wes. A copy joined the magistrates ; instead of which, when he a m urthe one dhu a a t e La l t d a e WM Aiderm o illanale t sam to 11 :,„ the wader s eiretai iii-tinkf " Y ' was refused permission by a peace-officer to address a sta ., imr. . the multitude, he went mond to another place, It is eat trot that the Admiralty deprived Bares Mawr where he used the expressions which had been . Peed. of WWI of marque. rase name , elver bid may ; &wee proved against hies. of the Salasehie were witbdreent without any alleged at.. eve by ea edictal letter midterm, is the owner to wham Mr. Paltlit followed on th e same s id e . they had hem grimed dated Admiralty, (tatolse; me, laoa. Ayp Lord ELLE,IIIOfIOI.:O*..." L et th e defendant be.e„a„„,„..„,,a s 'e m th e memos, whirl, yea ammewid • committed to the eu,may of the Marshal, and, les, by an Atrial letter dated Admiesity„lktober is, Ice, brought up regent for judgmeut, 'Oa Friday se's- stating till it wilt fo r a supposed irt.n Milli/ IS the reveler night." - a. to the einem. . , • - ~...1 . MS* thilkilliSitlf of l'aritausest to else the ansalleat credit `lttWO r ti j . B .l E o l tillli . 1111 . ,;WgglIt • ••• . , . ' ' 4... the Danish Cuuththaithe !,dater, l"thila he th. ea 'his regernseeteipes, oiler the rtesteally sad tesitwees The Defu T u gli d!int woe bmulrlatqaptaa .seturitte thre i wt . ' , e s e we w e a v e toward. I,s,,eri, e eee s e y by the iddtence° l- 'he Centt — he ie.•Mtetati Wild gailte, ai at the Fart sot Isisede to his Metaled, to a *the laid as,izei at afridestieekriderritiatand pute,„ betas Rise. ping a libel n. , ..' le It tubiddiadegodhe treageettypg Op Oro hareassithrresur frets tlearrlntatt thrash& , _the. parish et careenwielleatiaimping him wit*. tiaa...,44!"0.1.18.4 teal Ake II!HEIHr drat ". i** • • • .0111.81 hill., 1 he, , of whore vri• intrigues. aming a Inr. l e seretis oftila:full mousy in his ' , - ,,,ar io j e i s a w e me a ni e - writhe Adeterelty, as Weds ; snot diet h e charged a item of paying sin to the CeessassidreisfrOdst salkleall 'he steal atimete of 161. a-year to a women who had not re- eat terradieshow el it• ansettesee iordtsJ el" s" tented it for 'daces& years, and that it was chergea ritheeld a.a. „ ...a. teame IP% !reg . " t* gengret tad ._,.. deem three years after the object stated to have receives' .04 . 00 --- ' ll w i w ,,,,,i be I tE • einmerdirshie steak wa• , that they surds' LMae, se it had died. um it, as it Wasoida• the Admiralty, moil by the There was au affidavit of the Defendant read in tiii rll, that tllocrooktiltte do opleted ws it se Is erne . mitigation of punishment, setting forth that the ceasaatisss d•Pseillstqs. ..,,,,,- : libel was truth, and praying of the Court to order • a *.' "'dm Peet * fat Fael •f the Tana hiedgee•eimanai„... • rine bees withdraws, .excess it epale stets the pa ri sh buoks to be produced in Court, and that av e„b ui e e th e imp aa ., F9 o, 4 th s emirdwl we Oat, Jibsa;u7s. . they should be referred to the Master, to ascertain beadle mama •it is always 1644 Whither the genres le ISt the fact of the statement in the hand-bill he petite lagissilue suit,„ ‘ OgrOiLa tratirkCiwerwrolleer, be ea: • haled—also setting forth that the Defenda n t h a d not hr lamest winos" ' 4- fr..WWlMUltbeirder-M-Clbief, no malice towards the Pros ecu tor. h is only wish laat.ae•"••6l asadaet ..7 'ha I. * --- i - i - hv i r raa ain10*1411 :" 4 ." w Wilia hetsl being, that proper persons should be elected as w„,,, taro omay „,, me,et, gr et e d, he bee bee r , h u mo ur ed Governone•so AS to prevent a repetition of the like with high edictal whole deelbretiestairtappmvat, dateretiet. I offences in future. • 13,.13,01. ' Lord ELI., p gwituuww observed, it wins jospeesj.. .„ .1 lon Homework eh -at always he ready, Ctlaer at the her of twe: wise itself, we Wahl say hibusst, ire itreadier,' •• hie that the. Court eismild a ll ow th e M a u er to an investigation—there was no English law slute =e to vvedi the*, facie, a n d riod i est e hims e lf. B u t h e au:horded it. . i begoe ih r „„ r d ba„, seineseine 4 N aper aspen aims. r' 11 ---- There were two allidaviaiateash its owavatiest of - _Retract of • le7er roa m ti eilker of his NI S I, the defence, one Ire Raddled Ilests the younger*, 1 7'S ship 14 ceeaget 7 4 gran., dated off it 6 cht'" i s the other by Richard Mipy,,r tbe attorney in the 13th April. 1809 :—" a tolerated you in my 1...5. cause, statue: that the Dettitidigt dial, at Green- that the Hon. Capt. Peorare had obtained a tees wich Fair, take every opotrosity of crossing them, porary leave of abeenee, and our ship was cone and making use of threfeHowing • extereasione t-i- maisded by Capt. Aemeatsoia Rosette Keay.. 1 .r There is something rnetew in Denmark, as .Ser... will now endeavour to send you a few ',eructate's,' jeent Beet said, on the trial. and we will b r i ng of our attack on the enemy's Bret in Aix Roads. • forward such damning proofs before the Master, as For two .hours sod a half we encountered pater will confirm the whole. day a dreadful fire from the batteries sod some of Serjeiutt Beer, on the pert of thb Defendant, the enemy's ships ;we were the first ship V the said he would my but a few words, knowing, as he line is, and, thank God ! considering our situation, dial. the law of the land. that even truth was • li- we were very fortunate, only three killed, wed 15 bel--•hat also knowing that a jury were obliged to wounded ; our teen behaved nobly and knocked give • verdict uuder that impression ; yet the an eighty-four man ship elmred to atoms. We an- Court always considered if the publication corn. derstand she bad sixty men killed, sad as the . was planted of was a truth, it went to mitigation of laying airround, she was buret ; last night the sight punishment. He was sorry that any expression was glorious, four line of battle ship* in °sole% mule owe of by him, on the trial; should have been aad their . blowing up was awfully tremendous.— put in an affidavit, or made use o f by t h e D e f en d- W e h a d jure wider enough for the Revenge to get ant ; yet he thou g ht, if hi s c h ea t conceived and be- without the range of the shot, where we lay at at,. lieved the allegations in the hand-bill to be true, he chor all night; and thii mctrniag we were the last was justified—particularly as it was at a time of Itee-erhattie shiP Mai can"' 0 "t• We had • 4 :•!'" electioo. which, if the law did not enaction, ens- ponad shot in the bow-sprit. which I - ..s cut it up tom had. very much. Somenf oarmen arc tartly souse/Rd ; Mr. BOLAND followed on the same side. and con- nee rhea knocked nine tarts in the quarter-deel ; tended that no person could have understood the two were fulled, and earerwounded. Char of our hand-bill, but an Elector. Lieutenants was wounded by the head of a ante Lord Relate's:moven observed, if the Defend- that was taken off as than as if by a kiti're and ant had made use of this language at the tim e and struck him violently on the breast. Lord Coen.. place the election was held. he might be justified, RAMC behaved most gallantly ;he is now its a breath e -- Mr. GARMOW, Counsel for the Prosecutor, firing away at a three-Decker that Is on shore, whit i stated he hoped the Court would act according to ' I hope he will be able to destroy. All this has bee,. the wishes of the Learned Gentlemen employed by done iii one of nor enemy's lierheers, that lets hi the Defendant, and sqnare the punishment by the therto been considered as totally impracticable for facts. The I/crew:laid had every thing to learn any of oar Iliig.l to eater." from the Court ; for. he believed, at the present The followiteg stetter is extracted.from The Wtt• time. lie was justidahle. and that the time of an terforti Mirror of the Sloth lard :—. election was the period to libel every indepetident "To ear Barnes. stemoen .....Tit he Let, dm* the ;serum who cam- forward to serve the public, let "'IT*" Of the hash ca‘ irafaad ifaaiwg specie, that vs. teem Cowerair lammed is New Bose at the Thest-hallet his rank be ev er s o hi g h-- no w hi c h aeconut. he trusted the Court would p eps t h at k in d o f sentence, figarbire‘r au the peemeents ef Richard Mumbler. oh. feels biewrelf compelled meets iwywdiewt iii.a..wettwnce of Has as would convince hint. and others who entertained Had Lawdlere,theeinTetiesedenn, Fere rehouse to creel's the same opinion, of the fallacy of their doctrine. Paves"' er the test of the abases soiree„ ( SID Ce the t a" The Court ordered the Defendant into the cus tody of the Marahal of the Ring's BenchEl;retiore :11 Wesfoird) is Bank of Ireland Notre, or Many other reenact whathrier, het is Geld —it..aa, Aril ilt, and to be brought upon seturd" next " rece i ve h Irene, ...---•,-, from Hull for Liverpool, is lost prison, 1504 .; seutence. .a . i... .. .. in the Orkneys. . TISK KING s 4014 r,p,T, no. The Permit gnn-beig and a fleet of victnallers i The Defendant wee hob d whereaerired t o l i je t y M iett onde t y he at ne F i rto i l:ai .ni a f . rosa reprir lte led ebellwai that i s , in tglioeu r. 4i t a o rt f m t , h s e h C an o d n jb "r;; l f s o , r by a g t v i ti egg p p t i o t ubi t i o e i. C a hed el peree ve oh th i l who eosin his service. Lord GANItTIt. heal it in contempistroa to the goo-vessels treader his costumed is aa= The Court sentenced his to ,pay a fine of 31 up on a w oe is& Rochefort. 1 -I- - . - ' -- ~: ~.. : ~ 41) .1? .1 .? . .. -7 4 • . . (N1P2,4 ROYAt ACAhr.wr.. este etmenvisa HIE ?I regime/se resettAsee AV TN EXHIBITION At. UM, U OEM Portrait of the Lerd Mayor fortclit vt Mr. Ser)eent wet