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.c Cardiff, September following Mtlr. nA,w •1y in• / his man ho in- and upon here. are with tippling 'elsh)--- ir and pugilism, ience. In demands • such . of here, Yon sailor of that upon If pass. - A of hiu answer our opulent, are and. the 41 its Con live rest at - the the if it ;yeti eisd . anti quity, whose - . signalized for their valour and public spirit; yea will feel it as the most valuable and proudest hen-loom of your inheritance. " j said, that we had no reason to boast of sups.. tior twirtus, as compared with our neighboWii, and Ain determined spirit of indifferent justice compels me to reprobate a local incident of this town. which (if religion ienot a word, a name. and a apand) is Ai a deeply mischievous impression. " Yesterday opened a month which is, perhaps. the most critical of the hat vest. •The inhabitants , •1 ibis town are opulent, and are enlightened. We ave at this moment another hareem ur our hands, and are, perhaps, to defend its produce at•the, point of the sword ; we have properties. freedoni, and We. at stake. • . " That rdegion is no cypher in the warfare .before us. we assert and prove, by the habit of con.ectat ing banners upr n the altar. Yet, it was yesterday. that, in the church of this town, at the table of the Sacrament, except the Judge. the Sherif, the Mi. 'lister, and a part of his family, we had hut out communicant, a poor trrideswais of the town ! !! " You may depend upon it. Gentlemen, that if such habits of negligence are continued, our Cain,- lan., will assume a mere bit midahle hue. That is not all the mischief. Every local defence must have the hearts of the neighbours around you, which never can be obtained. unless religious ex amples are imparted and circulated by the rich. What must servants think of superiors, vase ap pear to be elevated above the ditties, and even the appearance and the exterior of religion ? Their defence will he a rope of sand, unless they are loved And revered by those conneEtions. I cannot wish or pray for a better destiny to this town, than to beseech that it could, as one great family, resem,le the.' house of the High She: iff, in which I had the honour of sleeping a tew nights ago. The servants there would lay down their lives to defend their master and mistress, because they are made religious, hu wane, and good, by the example of those whom they serve ; and more like children, than as depertdeets. A master and mistress like these are blessings of in calenlable value in the neighbourhood, and their pi.blic spirit is AI model of political • wisdom, which of • should •of all, 41,1 ;,: : • :: • . , a political nature, I Irish to risk a few :words. r Jne of them is the fate of Lord Mebane. To tbat person I have no attachment. political or personal.. But lam an Vnglishman. Mercy and forbearance .•iire inseparable from the name. I am also, con versant in judicial' habits, which demand both candour and pitivnce. I therefore deprecate the violence which has devoted him the victim of, popu- • I.r clamniir, when he is in train for a dignified and corisri.iitinnal judgment by his Peers. " The other political topic, is our disappointment upon a re.i•ent failure in a naval contest. Here, not as an apologist f fir the Admiral, but from a sense of honour to a gallant Officer, I exclaim tor him, in the worth of .he soldier, " Strike; hut hear me !" In ocher writ•ds, hear me first, and then strike, it I deserve it. This country is filled with generous minds ; and. l have nn doubt, that before iheq con demn either of these two persons, they will patient]: and geneinusly hear them upon their defence. ask no snore. NATAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOVTII. SEPT 9. Lieutenant Bamber, of the Sea Fencibles, at Southampton, is appointed to command the Thread, gun-vessel, of 16 gains, at Chatham. - The following passengers landed here from the Lady Caatlereaga Indiaman, which passed by this morning for the Downs : A. Fitireal, Esq and Lady ; Major Robertson, of the 76th Regiment, and Lady; Caproins Kits and M.Donald, of xl:thi ; Lieutenant Tullon, or the 78th Regiment; Mrs. Fork ; Mrs. R Battle; J Becher, Esq.; Mr. Phaire ; LN,tt. Iluelgtess ; awl 15 Children. Che following are also come passengers in the fleet : Vf.,jres Rowles and Moore and Family; Capta'ns Metre, Corrpo.., and Frith ; Lieutenants Tytler. B,.6try, and Forster; A. Andrews, lkos; and La ly, I. Rogers, Esq. Mrs. Becher, and Mr and Mis. Hume Also, Sir Thomas Strange, late Chief Justice of Madras, and four General Officers, the flowitiroble Arthur Wellesley, St. John, Dean, and Cameron, from Bengal. The Trident, Admiral Rainier ; Athenienne, Capt. Faye, man ; and the Mediasar, Captain Seater, con voyed the fleet home, which is the largest and richest that ever arrived. They have had a very tedious passage, but every ship is arrived safe. Arrived the Swedish ship Gustavus Adolphus, —, from China. Went out of Ha, boor the fielder armed ship. Passed by for the Downs, the Georgians, ; ; Rerevery,—; and the Aaire, from the South Seas. SIIIIRSISS, SEPT. 9. Sailed from the yore, the Rori,da armed-ship, with about twenty sail of vessels under convoy from the Baltic. His Majesty's ship The' Salt of 74 guns, from the West ladies, is arrived at the Nure. Wind S.W. DIAL. SEPT. ). Arrived the rrasia frigate, with twelve sail of vessels, under convoy, from Qtiebec ; the rest of the fleet, consisting of I &sail, went into the western ports. Arrived the Thalia frigate, from the northward; Mariteit of Ety, Cstraells, Cams'', 1 rue Briton, Fame, Sovereign, Dover Castle, and the Si, William Beasley, from the East Indies ; the latter vessel has sailed for the river ; tfie others remain in the Downs, with tht rest of the ships, as per last. coast, savv.•6 On Wednesday evening, His Majesty's frigate the Pittard, Capt. &how; and the Earl Spenter cutter, sailed from our harbour on a special service. They stood to the westward, on clearing the head-lands. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. I I Yarmnuth Roads—the Robert aii4 Sarah, Wilson; the Rouen, ktedeell and the London, • Liiiier, Irons Tuniiingen, bohnd 'to London. In the Downs—the Krim Prints/sr, —, foam China; Peggy, Chapman ; Ann, Be.aut I Ann, Boyd; Betsey, Boot gate; Jane, Scott; Isabells, ; and the Fortune, hlsGee, from Qu , hec. At Brivb..l.—the Ann, Dennell, (rem Quebec; Washing. ton, from CattliagenJ ; Elisabeth, and the Vs planht, frol,l Silbua. At Liverpool—the Jane, .‘rhister, fmm Riga; Rover, —, fro.n New Orleans; James, Jirail , haw ; and the Favourite, R.cl..itsivon, from Jamaica. In the Clyde—lie Pm, Campbell ; Columbus, Reid ; Eliza, Anderson; Allred, Clark; and the Mary, troin Ja i maira. ...... At Cork—the Speedwell, Haynes, front Jamaica. At I.lidshn—tia Etta, Higliaon, boot .I.i.n.tica. Nt IS u:,trtres—'he lieu] aeon, Pratut and tne St. Anna, J trku,n, front Lancaster. At '‘‘. I Iclena—the Admiral Gardner, —, from London. At Quebec—the Medwas, Yon., from Lnlidnit. •--------- - . On that past of the river near Gravesend, there is stationed a fleet of nine sail of armed ships, in the service of the East India Company, which is daily sailing in line-of-battle, firing, and manoeuvring, with great dexterity. The utmost aSivity prevails in every quarter. The Gravesend Volunteers, under the command of Captain W A ism, have attained a high state of discipline. On Sunday se'ssnigbt, they fired at a mark, about half a mile from the town ; it consisted of a figure representing BON•P•ItTE, in uniform, the , tar on which was to be considered as the bull's eye, and the figure to be the reward of the best shot, which fiatoshe-los of a gentleman of the name cif Journal+ ; though the firing, in genital, was dire fed with a precision highly commendable. On Saturday night, about twelve o'clock, Marie O'Brien, who had lately privately delivered herself in Caroline-Court, Saffron-hill, and had thrown her child (who is since dead) into the privy, made her escape over the Workhnuse-wall, in Little Saffron hill, and has not since been heard of. A .lury has been h-ld on the child, who returned a verdia— Died Sy die ei,ilatiois of (i•ii. Sunday, a barge belonging to the Mines Royal 1 Copper Company struck on one of the starlings of Lonoon-bridge, and sunk, with near forty tons of manntaflured copper on hoard, a great quantity of which, it is feared, will be lost. A daring robbery was committed on Saturday evening, on the road from Staines to Hounslow, by three fellows (one of-whom appeared to he a J sv). Mr. St is I EE. a merchant, at Hackney, was return ing to town with his son, a yt,tith of sixteen years of age, in a one.hora• chaise, when the robbers rushed on them, and ransacked their pockets: The/ could find no more than 41. and, at this disappoint risen*, they beat them unmercifully, and left them lyistg, ist. ere road. It is stippiii,ed, the offenders • bel """ d to 4 • Zang • VOA., WOW,. ' frigham . r. 4 ce • course. ~- LAST' Nrcnirs cdiErri. MILITARY PROMO ['IONS. luer•Difier, •xet. in, lin!, Royal Regiment of II a.e. Goarile--Coroiet WitFam Powell to he Peuterraiit, by purchase, vice Tumor, toriaiimed. William Drake, Geld. t lt• Cortivt,•ice l'nyt It:gimeot uf Dragouo Jaso;s RichononA, to be Major, without poreha,, vi:e vrontoted 14,14 , 0 milt of F'., ,t Ileum Dwell Iturrapi, to be Eu.4;11, without purchase, vice Laotour, pre- BR EVKT Catriain Robert Stuart, ot the 27th Foot, to be Major to the Army. STAFF. Lieutenant Charles Bygrave, from the 4Stlr Fool, tn he Staff Caput' al the Army Depot, vice Grey, appuirited to the 1d Garrivin Battalion. HOSPiTAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon William Ferguson to he a Deputy li spettor of •. Surge .0 John Cassini, front half,pay„ to be Surgeon to the Forces Masson orovar The , lermentioned Officers are superseded, being absent without leave, •iz Captain hones Edward White, of the b9th Foot. Lieutenant Samuel Murphy, of the 27th Foot. PARTNERaHIPS DISS" , LVF.D. David Williams, of Nlerthyrtidvil, in the count, of Gla morgan, ironmonger, and John Williams. or Bedwellths, in the comity of Monmouth, mercer, and John Nuinian, iron monger, and William Higgs, common carrier, both of the city of 15.istol, coal-rnerchanis. August 16, 18e5. Thomas Storey and Charles Jones. of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, liquor-merchants. Nov. 16, 1805. John Browning and Sampson Rainforth, of Bankside, timber-merchants. March 96,1805. John l'apley and James Heckle, of Liverpoot, in the county of Lancaster, coopers. September 7, 1805. William Marion and Roger Carus, of Liverpool, merchants. Sena 1,1900. Thomas Goldsmith, William Eyling, and Samuel Holditch, c.a . -merchants. August 22,1905. Thomas Layeock and James Laycock, of "radiant, in the county of York, grocers. Sept. 2, 18..5. John Spear, William Caldwell, Will•ain Barker, Samuel Johnson, and Charles Armitage, of Sheffield, in Ow county of York factors and iliannfaftarets of saws and st el. August 11, 1"0:i. James Ran and Gouge Niblett, of London, merchants. Sert 7,18 n 5. John Smith and John Oruro, of the Old City Chambers, in the city of Lindon, surar.brokers. Aug. 24, 1805. BANKRUMY. SUPERCEIWD. John Rhodes, sat Manchester, in the county of LIRC3reT, merchant, usausitaiqu , c:, dealer and chapeaus. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Farrar, of llalifax, in fbe county of York, cotton spinner, dealer amid chamnan, to surrender Sept 27, 28, and 061.2.!, at ten, at the White Lion Inn', in Hatifac. Aeon , net's, Messrs. Allen, Exley, and Stocker, Furpevai's Inn, Lon don ; and Mr Wilcox, IlaLfas. Eward Payne, late of Taunton, in the County of Somerset, drinzgio, dealer and co:lonian; to surrender Sept. 26, :7. ilia' OA 22, at ele,en, at-the White-Hart Inn, in the city of gath Attorney's, Messrs. Nethersole end. Portal,. No 15, Essex evert, Strand, London; and Mr. Luke Evill, Bath. Christopher Toile, of Nag's.liead-coeirt, Gracechurch st e -t, i.l the city of London, merchant, dealer and chat , man, to surrender, Sept. 27,1 d, at ten, and 'Ott. 22, at six, at Guild • hall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Foulkes and Luryddl, Hot bori.-zourt. Gray's.l ran. ~ • Henry Mercer and Joseph Forshaw, both of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchants, dealers and chapmen, to sorreisacr Sept. 25, and Oft. 2, 22, at eleven, at the holi.e. Je.eph Hamer, the Golden Lion Ism, In 1)ale-street, IX/01. Attorneys, Mr. Leigh, Iflamet-street, Liverpool Messrs. Manley and J. and W. Lowe, Temple, Aoadon. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 19. John Rowdeu, late of the Grind• Junction Wharf, White Fi lars,in the city of Loudon, timber-merchant, deal. es' and cliapromi, at ten, at Guildhall, I orridurt. OA 19. Francis Hassell, now or late of k:ait.Clieap, in the city of London, wine and beer.marchant, dealer and chap man, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 19. Robert Dawson, of Oxford street, in the county of Middlesex, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 19. Henry Berthoud, of Maui's-court, Olrl Broad-street, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 19. John Ilenstridee Hall, late of Finsbury Place, in the county of Middlesex, but n.rw of Gheapside, London, titer ' chant, dealer and chapman, at tea, at Guildhall, LOndun. Oct. 19 William Morley, of Shoe-lane, Holborn, in the city of London. baker, dealer and chapman, at ten, at' Guildhall, London. Oct. 22. Jame* Melds, of the town of Southampton, in the county of flaws, haberdasher, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. Y. Davie Vevey, late of Woodbriitge, in the comity of Suffolk, shopkeeper, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, in Woodbridge, in the county of Seffolk. Oct. 2. John Lord. of Eyke, in the county of Suffolk, grocer and draper, at eleven, at the Crown 100, in Woodbridge, in the counts' of Suffolk. Oct. 22. Thorns. Allwood, late of Crew Rossel'-street, Bloomsbury, in the county of Middlesex, carver, gilder, dealer and chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 11. DANIA Roberts, or the city of Chester, ironmonger, d •ater and erapinan, at eleven, at the Shakespear Tavern, in New-street, Birmingham. Oct. 5. Isaac Junes, late of the pari.h of Westbury-upon. Trvrn, in the county of Gloucestro, vimualler, dealer and chairman, at eleven, at the house of John Brooking, the sign of the Greyhound, at Broadest...ad, on the catty of Bristol Oct 9 William Dale, late of Petworth, in the moot, of Sto,,cx, miller, dealer and chapman, at eleven, at the Half- Moon Inn, to Petwortn. Oct I. James Rubinson, the younger, of Liverpool, in the county of Lancaster, merchant, factor, dealer and chapman, ]t eleven, at rOtIII.I,V . S, the Globe Tavern, iu Jtalltl-street, Liverpool. (Jet 94. Henry Martin, late of the Crescent, in the city of Loudon, merchant, at etmen, at Guildhall, London. Oct. 24 j4llll TOWilteiNt, of Ludgate Hdl, in the city of Lorid.rn, and of Lambeth, in the county of Surrey, lace ' man, dealer arid chapman, at twelve, at Goililliall, London. Oct. J. Witham Smith, of hfonk-Wisaroiouth-iliore, in the cowrie of Durham, ship•budder, at eleven, at the house of Mr, *IN.', the Plicook Inn, iu IffShop-Weartnoath, in the said county. 7 CERTIFICATF.FrOce. 1. John Hethick, hi Derby, in the county of Derby, grocer, desks( and elusions's: Humphrey Davies, of the town of Pool, in the county of Mont gnme.y, inn4ee t er William Clark (partner with William Wake), late of King ston-neon Themes, in the county of Surrey, hot now of Ciaiiliam Coy on, in the said county, d paler chapmen. Itichant Howler IVatitio., of the Strand, io the county of Mid dishes hebetilasher,d.mler, and clialotoan. lASOLVFN•P. PRISONER In the KING); Hl...Neil PRISON, hi the Count. of Surrey, vita Intenis Wont( the kiencht of the LW Inseivent Al. FIRST N•TICE. Etlotud Chiffonce, forsuc.i'y of I.i.tle Charlltt.-street, lilarkfro's•r.ul, but late of C4tberael!, both in the county Sutter,of nailer. Two men travelling in a dark coloured gig or tar cart, were observed last Tuesday to deposit under the•causeway betwitt Knottingly and Yonteftatt, a large quantity of F.he an Iron Crow, and a D rh Lollar*. .1 . 1.n0 men answering the description, we understand, passed through Leeds in a gig on' Thursday, and soak the licadtord read. ro 7 EDITOR OP THE DRIT-I,IIPRLSS SlR—Chance having thrown into my hands a col. legion of mannscriprs, written A few 'ears doer, by some young gentlemen of Worcester. the elde4t of whom WAS not nint•teen, I shall feel pleasure in t om. municating them to you, if eon emu'. I think them worth a place in your Diary ; and am yours obliged. Cnotoomaraus. New la Sept. C No, I CLUB OF FOULS. RULIS AND IILOULATIONS TO 1111 otatIlVED ! Ist, Each Member to meet hi the Little Parlour, at the Wheat Sheaf, Heinrich-hill, every Weillievday eve, at "even, or i.rfeie 26 GI. fin the Library. Ni, Member to spend more than Gd. 3a, Each Member vs po.duce, or ;end, au ntienal Trartela:o fien (rims a Greek or Latoi auth •r. in an oi.ginal Encl. h F.o.av; nut less than twenty hue , each club night, 01 furisit 2.. 6d. more to the Library, 4th, AU Essavv, Translation', 'cc. shall be measly written on foolscap, and bou,ol in ca 4 annually. The rest of the rules !elate merely to presidency; gond order, and the forming A selea library, or book society ; and, I must add, I wish more of the young men of the pre.elat day would follow their example. No. 11.—THE CANT OF FOOLS. Ma. PRISIDLNT—I have been often informed; there are so many excellent Grammars If the Eng lish language, a man need not learn a foreign one, As an example ; Dodor —, tells me, 'there u,r, three persons in the English Grammar, and ro. more 4 I wish, therefore, your Club would establish a 4th, or our provincial dialed, in another century, will be the hissing language of the snakes. We ale crowd ed with the j and I am alternrely laughed at for using, and for omitting them. Yesterday, I said, " Martha Evans was a beautiful Quaker, and an ex cellent preach• rest." Here Hughes laughed, and said, " She was a Quakercu, but not a preachretn;" thus, says he, " Actress, but not plancress ; authoress, but not sonirstss." Now, sir, these are definitions I cannot comprehend.- Then, there are do:iv:sum seaspst t, glover:yes, governesses, sehei-ntistressu kept-soi:i • es,ee, poetesses, bastestes, r incrust; ; per haps, too, we may soon have (as the Hares are ap proaching, as well as the AMU'S, when the Lon (loners always bring down some new coined wards) comedianesres, tragsdimierses, sombleresses, and slack rope-eloneerreres. I shall anticipate, with pleasure. this rapid improvement; and, if you will rv.t add the commln gender to the English tongue, do, for God's sake, let your club, whenever they speak of a tamale, tag plenty of s', to the cad of her title, or vocation.—lam, Sir, with doe moped, your very humble servant, Ass Inior : PRICE OF STOCKS, TIESTF.REAT S pet Cent. 000701 4 564 57j 5 pe . Cent. Navy Otlj 89 I.nparaal Assauiti , 4 lo 1-16 i (Minium ln.lia Rotuls .. .. Lachecrier Bilk .. Englivb emery Tiektte l9l. sir. Cus.suls fin 0.1. T. ISISH, Stuck Enter, No 4. Cart. bill, and 9, Chartnipciess. PRiCit OF IRISH STOCKS—Sart. L. DCbentlilC{, 34 per Cent. C 9 Ditto St.sck Si per cent Uov. Deinn.turet 5 per Cent. 92 Grand C.ntal Lou,a 6 per cent Royal Canal Lien, 6 per Cent W de-street Ccrtihca•e;, 6 per Cent. Ditto Dchentures with Ger. See. 4 per Cent..— COURSE OF E: A mitt 1414,3 :37 7 g Oat" at Sight lO Rotterdam e f 11 17 2 U. H•mtott , gh 55 5 AU. Altana Vans l5 12 Liv. Ditto 2 U 5....... 26 0 fletauterutt !ft 1 CFl's Mad. PI .... 34 effect. BOOM LOOMIS SO Na ; .le; Genoa ott.i• Pie. _ D.,hlin on Lo - ntinn (Si Belfast on London (Al Belfau ou Dablin (Div iE, TUB/PAT. Sir? 10. Vestce 62 Liv he. Lisbwi 61 Open* 6ll flishlon l3l Orrk 141 . . •Ol 4144, I. 1 Ptutweal Gold ie Cwt 44.4 Bars per a 4 0 0 Dombroons . ..... 0 0 New Dalats Sayer la Pats New belt each Asir. on the Rettig el Hotbed hi per Cent t. .... 141121 1. 30 ) Gt day,. BIRTHS. 0 t Sunday morning, the La V of G:orge Heaton, Esq. of Scarbarougit (it ..s to the Right Hon. the Lord ‘layor,. of York), was safely delivered of a son, at the Man:ion-Hesse. in that City. Ua l'hutul.ty last, the Lade of the Rev. Rigby* Righye, of a dairght,r, at Harrork 11 is Lancssbire. On Naturday last, the Lady of Witham Virdbfffoll:ll, Esq. M ..1 a in, at his noose, Bmorrifirld. 1),1 Saturday last, 7th inst. the Lady of R. Hall, Esq. was miry delivered s at his house, Portland Place. On Wednesday, the 26th ult. the Lady of John WaniMetl. Collector of his Majesty's Customs, of a son; and on Friday nett, the ii th, the Lady of George Ward, laq. of Ifießersms, ynnchester„ of a son. MARRIAGES. On Thursday last, at Celwick, Staffordshire, by the Rev. 1. Mares, Ar,:hikaeisit of Stafford, James Mdicdonald, E.q M.F. only son of the Right Hon. the Lord Chief Baron, t. Mies K. Sparrow, second daughter of John Sparrow, Esq. of Billiton, in the mid county. At Fountainbriilge, Scotland, nn the 6th instant, Jansee Millar, M. D. to Mies Gardner, daughter a Ale&airder Gard ner, Esq of tie lix,h•tv.er At Dean Wank, no the sth inoant, Robert Fllird, Esti of Mora Lee, Simtland, to Miss May Scott, daughter nN Mr. Scott, Shelf. hill. DEATHS. Suddenly, Mr. W. Care, son et Mr. Cave, of fleapits, Wilts ; his death was fiCCAAVIonrti by imprudently venturtng into scold bath the preceding evening. He was buried on his birtioday, in the It2d year of lit. age. List week, at his house at I.laitrothal, Iferefordsh;re, at the advanced agent nearli 1 W years, and m the full possession of his Licolties the Nee. Menlo Barry, vicar of that µiron, which living Its held fur 65 'ears: an iostancw almost without a parallel. Lately, at Ned', at an advanced age, Thomas Same, Esq. ~,chair, and Alderman of that Corp...ratton. At Drisiniste, Ireland, or. the 49th u't in the 79th year of bib asii, toe Kee. John Williamson. At Badmin, on Saturday Iltogning. the 91st of Aug •t. Lieut. Wills, of the Real Navy. Vi"tidatt at the 1..'04 of John Rittslit, Es/. Resell. square, Jo..!ph ibley, Ls.i. late .1( the Island of To,ag, HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BRICY:I 7 .. Moto 41 min allot 3 I Er .n....! Otiu, &err 5 LUND' )N : —Pc.nt.4 by GEORGE DAYLOSON, Nu 13. ,Yeah- tree', St. Cteineut's, Hod Publiahed IJOSIAri RYDER, at the Office, N. 11, Back of 'lt. Cle.neucle Church, Strand, where Oillon. foe Out ratio, Ate. trotilosoi w. 14 dui, attended to. .~ IrOwituusWlMMlluileill I ) , •• i 1. ' ss . , . 1 ' CARDIF F ASSIZES. ' I 1.1 MR. JUSTICE HARDIN.:E'S CHARGE TO THE GRAND JURY OF GI.OI.I4OKGANS:II3E. c The Commission of tlss.ize teas openel at Cardiff, 1 t on Saturday, August 31. at slonday, September 2,, Mr. Justice I-haply. ii delivered the following ft Charge to the Grand Jury : • " Getert.tm IN or sue GRAlqn Juist, • t . " The Calendar is a very li,.:ht one, except a 1 commitment, upon a Coioner's Inquest. of mur- der, as I thought; hut which, tile officer now i tells me, is a mistake of the Calendar, And should have keen manslaughter. But I hope, and I also believe. that your Coroner is very k l i much upon his gust J. in &rations to his in , quests; especially upon subjects of this nature, it which they are naturally guided and swayed by hit f judgment It is no trivial thing, to rhures a man . , t wi t h murder, if he be guilty of a subordinate ho. suicide, though a felony. Thereis an odium in, Bided on him by the verdift of that inquest, ant i. • there is jeopardy of liti i'lcurred ; because, upot that verdiet, he mast he arraigned before a Jury here I 1 and put upon hi- trial. These manslaughter' ar I disgraceful to the Welch. and. I must add wit] . concern, to this part of that whole Principality, th i . West. They arise either from the habit of tipplin; E to excess-- (a most presoalftnt custom s.f the Welsh )- frern a false and I.M-calculated sense of honour an I 1 I spiri•-y-nr from the rage of what is called pugilisn i converted into an article of taste, and a science. I either of theseviews; the death of a man demands i ' peculiar guard against a repetition of it, by sue liberties with human life as these. it to Of a more general nattire, I have no topics 1 .. , . lay before You. The rumour of inv:,sion, or . . I combined fleets at sea, break no Slumbets her though you are the inhabitants of a coast. Yc !stye no fear, because you have a soldier and a sail , . to defend you, who listens to no compromise I public spirit, and spume every alternative but th ~ ;is • , cif conquest over tyrants--nr death at his post, upo the toed of honour, and with arms in his hands. ! i yinit look at the map of Europe, and see what a Asuluutive appearance our Wands make in that scat rut naturally ask yourselves, how it comes to pal that we ate the centre of union for all the Powers the Continent, against the despotism which h trampled them under its foot t What is the arms . , to that question? We ate no taller turn than o neighbours in the world, we are not more opulet we have not more strength, of any kind, we :I i not more valiant, we are not better politicians, at I fear, that we are not more virtuous. 1 " but we have a Coot/du/toy of (rlowernwent, i wisdom of ages, praCtically understood in all blessings, and the envy of the world. It is aCc stitution slime. which almost in‘pieer those who li under it, with a genius Worthy of the interest stake, and resembling its charafter. It unites t 1 i energy of power, and the bond of allegiance, to t I r ean lous discipline of a populat check over it, if an inch to oppression. You have receiv this precious gift (you, the _Welch, hare pre-en nently received it) from ancestors half lost in an , . t I quity, but whose descendants have been signalir for their valour and public sprit; yea will feel it the most valuable and proudest hen-loom of yc g . e very . . e circle of life should emulate, but most of all, • the inhabitants of Bich and populous towns. 0 There are two other subjeas of a local nature, upon which a few words may be at:elided with use ; 1 , la one of them . is, the list of those from whom juries are taken, who iit upon life and property here. I am told, it is a list extremely defeaive and partial. The reselt is, that men of inferior estimation, but who are exempted iiy law from.the burthen. receive 1 and bear it with force ; that ill the suitors of the ('nun arc at the mercy of those who are tint likely ) i tuisin them justice ; that abbr men are excused ; escape from a leg ge d .Isorthen, and rob the parties here of their enlighteno assistance. - rho Magis- .• . 1 Lates will sec how to martini and redress the sMs- cl - ..iefs so desclibed. by their check over the petty constables who !nuke cut the list,. and are pussob- i able, by • fine, at ;east, it it isincntrea• • . ° Another topic is, that of ,Rand4;-- I are 1 i much linpicveil in this country, but much remains to be clone will. If it he wawa, to make new roads by force, upon a failure of all other expedients, 1 c utt the same of a liorafti ; but I Ila 4 rather see • tills pnwei in . y..r . • . superfluous in mote. o Th e " a •:. , • :* cor !. n Which. though (f • -._ ) 4 0.,,,, i i.-. N . // . • . . ...,,.-,..,..; 1..4 , - ....11110111•04..................... . . • . . . , • '., ' , .• . , • . • . .. . 4 • , . i ' of a political nature, I Irish to risk a few :words. r TO THL EDITOR OF THE DRITI , IIPRLSS. One of them is the fate of Lewd Meliflle. To that . PAOM LAST NICIT I T'S GdiETri . .....-......-- _:—......___ ro THE person I have no attachment, political or personal. : MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Ste—Chance having thrown into my hands a Col. I 13E. But lam an Englishman. Mercy and forbearance ' ledion of manuscripts, written A few 'ears .ince, by i f At Cardiff, lusr.Differ, sc,st. 10, WIN. - .ire inseparable from the name. I am alio, ciao- ' .riceeesi:eiro...athtteireelidneeit,t,mnf. septemher versant in judicial* habits, which demand both he ietsterniit, by purchase, vire 'nun's, mutituied, Royal Revenant of II 4... Gulrei ...? Ile WitFam Panel' to swormemy:,au,ngnogteirilitnltmeeenn, of sl W ial o l "lowing candour and pitience. I therefore deprecate the -. Wham Drake, Gent. to b• C•sriset, •ice Poe ell. Muntcsting them to you, if von Own', I think theta violence which has devoted him the victim of . popu- . !id 11,:ginient of Dragoon -......:aptaisi Jams Richmond, to be worth a place in your Diary ; and am yours 'Vs I.r clamour, when he is in train Inc a dignified and ' ml4"r• without iwreha,, vi:e 11..110ur, loontoted Cnottoosteraos. ', except a cot.siiiittinnal judgment by his Peers. iss,it.• t i tient of F..isi G uard: -1'..ul 1 'tory Dwell Bayard, oblig N e:i w . i., , Geist to be Ensign, witth,ut purchase, vice Lautuur, pre- of mtir- " The other political topic, is our disappointment * n „, te :l . Sept. 6. 18'.5 .... . .Ricer n o w upnn A recent failure in a naval contest. Here, not BR EVKT No, I —TUE CLUB OF FOOLS. indar, and As an apologist fir the Admiral, but faun a sense Captain Robert Stewart, of the 27th Foot, to be Major in the RULES AND RLOULATIONS TO St OBSCIIVED, it I hope, , i f h onour to a ga ll ant Officer, I exclaim for him , Army. I STAFF. Ist, Each Member to meet iti the ',title Parlour, at the Wheat w is vex)! in the word: of .he soldier, " Strike; hut hear me !'' Lieutenant Charles Bygrave, from the 4:Alt Foot, to be Staff sheaf. Is esm i e h_hil , eser y w e ,;„„d a , eve, at wean, or „ ifeia to his in- In other wai•ds, hear me iirit, and then strike, it I Caput' at the Army Ltepot, vice Gray, appointed to the 2d 2, 6„t f,„ t h e Library. nature, in deserve it. This country is filled with generous Garreasn Battalion. , 2,1, No Member to spend more than 6d. iyed by his minds ; and, I have no donbt. that belme Mei/ con- iierSe;TeL STAFF. 3a, Each Member vs prduce, sr tend, an mix Trans's ' ) titan Gant a Greek or Lama tutu .r.ot an o..gial Engl. h Es.av; “ rl -" a man demo: either of these two persons, will patiently Staff Surgeon William Fergussun to Itc a Deputy Irspettor of they rdinaie ho- 1 , 1.1,na1•. nut Ira than twenty hue , each club eight, os furie a 2s. 64. and grnerously hear them upon their defence. I Surgeon John Cossirn, from half,pay, to be Surgeon to the inure to the Library, ' Odium in- ask no snore. Forces. 4th, AU Essays, Translations, ,tec. shall be neatly written on wiliest, and - • ._ Matron senum foolicip, and Ismo , d in calf annually. :case, upon NATAL INTELLIGENCE. The undermentioned Officers are superseded, being absent The rest of the rules !elate merely to presidence l a Jury here, without leave, viz • ---wonass.-- C.atain James Edward Whitt of the 59th Fwd. good order, and the forming a sales circulati. , g ughters are PORTSMOUTH, SEPT 9. library, or book society ; and, I must add, I wish Lieutenant Samuel Murphy, 01 . the 27th Foot. it add with Lieutenant Bamber, of the Sea Fencibles, at --- -- more of the young men of the present day would cipality, the Southampton, is appointed to command die Haaaek, PARTNERaHIPS UISS' , LVF.D. follow their example. tof tippling gun-vessel, of 16 gains, at Chatham. David Williams, of Merthyrtidvil, in the county of Gla- .._... '' Welsh) - The following passengers landed here from the mot an ironmonger, and John Williams ot Bedwellthy, in No. 11.—THE CANT OF FOOLS. honour and Lady CoatlerragA Indiaman, which passed by this the comity of Monmouth, niercer, and John Notman, iron- Ma. PRESIDSNT—I have been often informed; ad pttgaiStr, monger, and William Hi t y, common cattier, both of the city morning for the Downs : of B•istol, coal-merchants. August 16, taes. there are so many excellent Grammars of the Eng.. science. In A. N.TVJI, Em and Lady ; Major Robertson, of the 7Gth Thontas Storey and Charles Jones, of Liverpool, in the lith language, a man need not learn a foreign one, n demands a Regiment, and Lady ' • Captatin Ens and M.Donald, of dAtts ; county of Lancaster, liquor-merchants. Nov. 16,18 0 3. As an example ; Dodor —, tells me , 'there it, by such Lientamant Tunon, of the 78th Regiment; Mrs. Pattie ; Mrs. John Browning and Sampson Rainforth, of Bankside, it Battle; ..1 Becher, Esq.; Mr. Phaire . Lieut. Iluelasesi 88,; timber-merchants. March , 1805. three persons in the English Grammar, and nu m a t 4 and 15 Children. John 'Tapley and James Heckle, of Liver poot, in the Jinn. orl wish, therefore, your Club would establish a 4th, no topics to T he following are also come passengers in the county of Lancaste r, c oo p ers. Se p tember 7, 1805. or our p rovincial dialed, in another century, will he : of fleet : William Dowseri and Roger Carus, of Liverpool, merchants. the hissing language of the snakes. We ale crowd- mbeis here, %Isnot, Rowles and Moore and Family; Capta'ns Mean, S ''''• I s 1908 ' ed with the s--. 1; and lam alternrely laughed at for coast. You Greg.o.:, and Frith ; Lieutenants Tytler, B,sl.thy, and Forster •,• Thomas Goldsmith, William Eyling, and Samuel Holditch, r and a sailor A. Andrews, kw; and La ly, J. Rogers, E M beef ier, and c.ta'-iacrehants. August 22, 1805. using, and for omitting them. Yesterday, I said, r and Nits.. Butte _ Thomas Laycoek and James Laysock, of Bradion4 in the .. Martha Evans was a beautiful Quaker, and an ex- rniromise r.l M -.. .. . ... .___ county of York. grocers. Sept. 2, 18.'5. cellent preach , rest." Here Hughes laughed, and