The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-27 00:00:00

1;() THE LONDON 4;;A7.1;,:r1"kt, J A'N. 26, 1813 .irinCcrayy-011ice, Jan. 2,6, 1813. A l,1!-r has been received at this Office from apt, Hickey, of his :Majesty's sloop the Ata ir.ote, eddret.'n'ed to John' Wilson Croker, F 4,11. stating- his having, on the P2th of December, captured the Ainuicaa letter of marque brig Tulip, from Philadelphia. /1" - ar-0,11:ce, Jrvii , ) , ol 1813. ith Regiment of Dragoon C;uarde, Captain Philip froim 17th Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice stanh, c , who exchangee. etli Regiment Light I)ragisone, Lietit. Thomas Shaw to be Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Peacock, whoa retires. Lieut., .1... W. Liacon, from 4.33 d Foot, to be Lieutenant, vice 'Nutt, why exchanges. • . 10th Ditto, Captain ('envoi d Page Turner, front 101st FiMt, to be t'aptain of a Troop, vice Jebh, who exchanges. pith Ditto, Cornet William Harris to he Lieutenant, withont purchase, vice .11octittler, who retires. 17th Ditto, Captain the 11011. Leicestet Stanhope, front fitli Dragoon Guards, to he Captain of a Troop, vice Tisdall, who exchanges. 20th Ditto;trospital-Nfate Edward Isiagrath to be Assistant. Surgeon, vice Short, promoted. 21st Ditto, Captain A. A. O'Reilly, from Ottli Light T)ro goons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice Garzon, who, ex changes. `24th Ditto, Captain the Hon. Augustus Curzon, front 2tst Light Dragoons, to be Captain of a Troop, vice O'Reilly, who exchanges. let itegicrient Foot Gitarils, Major-General W.. 11. Clinton to be Second Major, vice Major-P/. Warde, appointed to the command of the (*loth Foot. Major-Gen. More Disney to he Third Major, vice Clinton. . . To 'be Copt/net of Companies—Captain John Hanb li ry, by , purchase, vice *Sebtight, who retires. Captain George Clinton, by' purelmsv; vice Sot lieby, , who retires. 'Brevet MOO Leslie Grove Jofie.oh - w tlaotit pfitclinse,ovice D/Aley. To he Lieutinionts;* by' pin - elm:a! Jit tries Li 1163 -Y1 • • vice Needham, who retires. Ensigirßobert Ellison, vice Ilanbtiry. • To he Lieutenants, without purchase—Eiv•ign John Lloyd Dultintield, vice (lii oli. Ensign henry Vernon, vice .runes. Ensign Henry VV. Poivell, vice the Earl of Ty rCall-' nil, decratied. To haJittailmo—.lolio Ilome, Gent. by purchase, vice who retires. Richard Master;, Gent. without Witchlike/ vice Vernon. August as 1)n alnvooal, G e nt, vice. Powell. tat Regiment Of Foot, Eii.itot Robert tiore Lynam tic he J.ietttruant, vii e Wolotilmocc, 1011 4 Ditto, iiiiiipital•ioto Jolla` Baird to be Assistant-Sur geon/ rice Black, pi eitiotmL Mk:Ditto John Henry Ker, Gent. to be Ensig n , Vi er 111,Dowail, deceased. e2th"Ditto; Hosidtal-"datc Edward Burton to be Assistant , Surgeon, vice 'rice, promoted. . 19111 Ditto, Ensign 1% 'l'hointoit, from the Berwick !JON! Militia, to be Ensign, without purchase. 27th Ditto, Major, Thenas Johnstone, from half-pay of prait.oiiiw's Levy, to tie Mcwinr, vice Knight Erskine, who exabanges. Ethigo Ererleikk Leucroft to be Lienteuant, vice Hayes,' Artnit,'Oetit, toile En , ign, vice I.eiteroft. llo,pitsil-Mote James I[nxwall to he .I,sist ant-Surgeon, vice Alexander, promoted. 05tli Ditto,. Hospital% Ntio,loo B..?bert Starke to be rg Assistant. Saetni, vice :A.mioeil?.y, 5011 i Ditto, (;tptuin Richard lotey . Tolson, from Ilalf-pay of ' the Independents, to leo Captain of it ('ompany, vice Chu -IVII,I eXCII ‘ AI'!.4% . •„ 50th ,I)itto hook 11.11d1;in to be Captain of a Cum, imiTtittie, Oct. Atkin, who re , igii4. Ensign - tjeorge A. (..ioddarti to boot Lictiternint, vice ltuithiii. Sa. muel Lumstien, Gent. to he I.:,,ltsign,•Vice Goddard. Sid Ditto,-Charles Shaw, Gent, to be Eitaign, by purchase, vice Ogilvy, promoted. bfsth Ditto, Ensign .J. D. Verner to be Lieutenant, vice John . intone, deceased. . • Whit Ditto, .I,,ieutenatit John Blair to be C:aptain of is Cone. pany, vice limiting, dcee4hed. •Ensign Janis. Lawless-to be Lieutenant, vice Blair. Henry Morgatt'ltiuiaall, Gent. to he Elisii4n, vice Lawlens. eati Ditto, 'Lieutenant John Nott, from hth Light Dragoons, to be Liententatt, vice Bacon, who exchanges. 71St Ditto, Eulign Colin Iktaelonigie ter Lieutenant, with , out purchari,. viee LoviadO, who retirtrc• 771 t; Ditto, Aosistrant,Stirgeon John M'Gregor from 25th k'oot, to he Assistant-Stirgeots, vice Rossiter, appointed the 4111 Garrison I • 7titit Ditto, Hosiss, Linuticl Cameron to he Lieutenant, vice ('Mitt Ni4Ckcnitic, ileeetlbeil, E. Macpherson, &lent. to be Ensign, vice f'ariteron. , 82d Ditto, Assistant-Sou - von 3olin At'Keown, from the Lon donderry Militia, to be A,istatit-Surgebtr, vice Robinson, deceased. • 89th ;Dittos John William Leslie,.Gentt to by purehase, vice Lathan', promoted. 93d Ditto, Lientenant William j,iint to he Captain of a Cont . puny, without purchase, 11.01d/ridge, appointed a Per. munent Apsistant •Uttarte; -Master-0 (1 ( T O, hoist Ditto, Captuitt it, Jehh, front the 10th Light Diagoonoo, to be ceptaio of a (;;e ill vice Turner, who eN? Ist West India itegimein, Brevet Lieutenant -C(.1oliel .1. Ma grail), from tid'Ciarrisort Battalion, to hi Major, vice Mac donald, who eiclianges. td Ditto, Esisign Alloal to be Lieittenant,'vire 11/ifv. storm., deceased. Ede ;lid Barry, Gent. to be Ensign, vice .41 Ditto, Jaws 'Mitchell, Grin. to be. :Ensign, without pin.- ' chase, vice lrwin, whose appointment. lt,ii not lab m , AlNlOtint-Stirr, , tito jolly Dinigal, It oin the 7teti koot, to he !..itirgetnt, vii e appoiiitt tl to tlie 2! , 11, root. . SO, Ditto, Henn Gent, to lie Ensign, without lnir tlitse, v i ce N' ew t o ,,, appointiticiit has not taken 341 Garrison Battalion, Major Arehilialii Martlonald, from the tst it'est India Regiment, to be vice .Magralb, who ? , s? hulloes, Lieutenant Penny, from the tth Foot In he Captain of t, COOlpaily, Viet' Cog Man, appointed sort Li lir.aittt Field*Otlicstv.ot Itevriiit log; Isi s tvi t .t, E ii4 i xl) ;tallith too lie. Lieutenant. J.,lnt Ilattleusou, Chart., Fire' C:i . .; •r w it t o he Ef appaiiito;l to the :Ali lttikar Veteran ration, Una; tar-iNlastei-et jeant Harrison to Qiiiirtei-M,ter, %tee I Rtivol h Battalion, Lieutenant ,lohn Cowell, from rooi, to be Lieutenant, vice limiger, ileeeaq.d, :rid Ditto, serjeant illiarn Fowles, fiatin the nit Regiment o f Fo 4i t l',,Eavits i to he Ensign, its, M' 1C tv, decra sth l)itto, Ensign William Bryson to he 'Lieutenant, vice Ilope, placed on the Retired List, Ensign Thom,, Evun s'on, from the .34 Garrison Battalion; ni sec tic,; lo , vlcit Itr, on, Fith Ditto, Alexander Barehiy, late Secirant-tajor in ibis Corps, to beEnsig,n„vice Connor, deeeaseil, The King's Ocrnil'#' Legion. IA Dragoons, Major Frefiefick Baron Groben, from the lot Light Dragoons, to be :%lajor, vice' Pitcher, dead of his wotinits. Lig hi Drago9tig, iirevaMajor Philip Ilitrun fisiihen to he Frederick Baron Grulteri, appointed to the Ist Li ...aeon.. Lieutenant Lewis Keislichtintiety ire Captain Of I . oil); vise Gvalieii. cornet Atigaisttie dr sfiliarnburst t-, o 0! L 4 . 111 ,11.01, 11.! I'. vandal - lberg. 1 oyill Corsirati ltLingers.---Lissign 1 0 , 14144011 i tit he Lientii -1,4111, purchake, C CAY1)131111, proinillted in the Duke of York' ti'reek Liglit Infianlrv. Qitarter-Ntaster• ‘;.,erie,olll P. I'entrisioi to lie Ensign, ri , . a Side: trio. Ifewo:r.--‘l,ilor It. 'Williams, of the Ituy:d to lx l.itfhli,•unnt-Ca•lnu,l its thv Army. it,,v to. LITAILY Clj 1, t,t;t4i . ,,--r,istut,-Col. Sir lime:lid Dangles. tl to o;11 thel half - f/ity of the late 13.anger3, to Ite 1n :41,,,ct./.1.-L,nerat to Instructions and C:ominantliiiit of the Se leol-le-partment. 1 r -- I -To he Regimental Stirg,oili for particu lar Sta in the Atediterranetru , ,Assistuot-stirgetitoi Ahoxar,4l,l, (loin 'i7tjt Foot; W. It; Callow, froth Sith Foot C. Aunt-411 , v, front 3 th Foot; Elienezer hind., from ltrih Foot ; and l'honnici Mulct, from the 20th I,ight Drit_ pious, 'To be Jcputy lospeetorai of,lipsiot,ll4 for Geoerill St•rvice.--- firevet 'f'. Porhe,;, I). Joni T. Oreenfiel(l, of the ;1 , 1 itrginien*, who Wl* tttt►erst•Jt d tts stafol in the tiazette of tik• .1f It inst. i 4 io hi 4 rtusk. 11A/s;KitiTl'l'f : hems Ttirttot u ttl Jaints Titquil, I)eiliy , %hire, cpt tott-spitturr, BANN ittiVlN, Jntin Itoker, 'Worthing, S inooft, snrrf to t r Fe- LONDON; Prin At the SUN OITIC hreary CO, and '4OOl 9, tt tt*el*e, tLE tit Ittovn'e Wm tiling. Attornies, Mr. John Watts, %tilting, or Mr. Wilhato Nettlefold,.Norf6ll 7 street, Strand. . . ThomasWhitecrOS34,reet, Cripplegate, pe wt,ror, JhnuarY 30, Februat,y 6, and. March 9, at ten, at fluildhali, London. Attorney, Mr. it. 'l , henias, Fen-court, 'Fen church-qreet. George NViirdlcy, BlAteley, Manchester, corn-de der, Fe in-nary 22,, 1 23,1ind March If, et. eleven, at the ionise of Samoel . ..earle, iunholde r,r. Middleton. Attornies, Mr. Ch ,ll l(erY-laue, to dun, or Mr. Elliott, itoeltdate., Benjamin I lurrison, late of linvklet.,hory, awl Thomas Cam pion, Great Wittchebter-...teeet, neercliant3, Janwity 30, February 13, anti Ma.reh 9, ;.te leo, ot Guildhall, London. Attoruies, Messrs. OE4I octet BroOlek, 11,, w - 4"4, CbeaPr side, London. Richard Thresher late of ClicapNiile, boiler, January 39, Fe bruary 6, ut twelve, and Mitreli 9, at one, at London. Attorney, Mr. l'eurse, Salkltry-square, Atreet. • cAntotic Richard Thompson, Manehetter, dealer in cotton goods, February 15, 17, and March 9, at three, at the Niwley Arms, 'Manchester. .Ittmrities, Messrs. Hewitt and , Manchester, or . Mr. Philip Hurd, Eing's-Betieh-walis, 'Temple, bommi. • Thomas Beolord Vim, Ecwick, Devonshire, paper-maker, Ye bruury 2, 2,3, and 'ANTI' 9, at eleven, at tbe Globe Tavern, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs, Land., Billiton, and Hawke, • Princes-Street, London', or Mr. Sercombe, Exeter. Jame:; iillBtt, Gainsford-street, Horelydown, lighterumn, January 30, February. and March 9,' twelve, 0t Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. ThoniaSDalton, street, Ile , nopsgatefstreet., • • - John William Foster, Everett-street, Brunswick-square, auc tioneer, February 2, 13, and March. 9, at twelve, at Guild hall, London. Attarnity, 'lllr. Greenhill, Bernard-street,' Burge,'Nerepnrt, and Thomas gray, Whippingham, Isle of Wight, graziers, February 15, itt two, 16, at eleven, and March 9, tit I he Bugle Inrt, Newport. Attornies, Messrs. tiarhes. and Sew , •ll, Newport. Benjamin Cridland, Leicester, hosier, February 8, 9, aro . March 9, at ttql, at the. White Han lint, Leicester. At-- . tornies, Mr. George •Eduitind, Exchequer-014e, Lin col o's.inni London, in Mr.' Henry Dalby,-Leicester. Marl, Frieher, late of Brighthelritston, lias,rx , plumber, Fe,- broary 9, and Mal eh !I, at eleven, at the Old Ship rent ightlielithton. Attorni!y,' Mr. George Pal mer , D o4lay-street.„ • - Ma!thew•Martin, Great rtyburgh, Norfolk, grocer, January 28, February V, and at four, at the White Lion Cnn'Norwich. Attornies, 'Grand Mid Staff,' Nar v-idi, or .Messrs. Preslastd and ProLtiti Drundwick-square, London. • • • Thoimr* Park, Pinch-lane, merchant, d'antittry 1.0, Pe!)ruary, and March 9, at uni,, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hindman, Ita , ingliall-street. Joseph Blealey, l l it . .; W eet, hitechapel, builder, January. 30, February 6, and March 0, at. ten, at Guildhall, : Lou.' don. - Attorney, Mes.rs. Ware and Young; Blackman street South week. Morris Barnet, Iligli..street, Shadtvell,.•slopseller, February • 9, and. March o', at ten, at Guildhall, London. .Attor nry, Mr. Miies,Aewry-strOit, Aldgate. Cniwn,treet, Finslnn y, porter•merchant, January ;14, 'Pebrnary 9, and March at twelve, at.Goild hall,- London, Attorney, Mr.. Martind.ile, Ethtard-stre e t, Cavendklt-square. [bivitlemb,l4ic. to-morrow.] EDINBURGH, JAN. l9.—Wedneiday last, Jo seph tiib son was exe cu t e d at t h e west end Of the Tolbooth, for highway robbery, pursuant to his sentence. Ile was assisted in his devotions by the Rev. Dr. Brown, 'Mr. Adams, and Mr. Porteous, the. Chaplain of, the gaol, ;nut his behaviou r w its every way suitable to his awful situation. 14 was penitent and resigned, avid he acknowledged the justice Of ids sentence: lie was a stout young about twenty-six years of age,.a native of Mo naghan, in the north of Ireland, and was a pri vated h the tith Dragoon citiards, from Which carps he bad deserted previously to his commit-- tit% these robberies. The spectator!, were mune runs, A few days ao, a misunderstanding having taken place between two young Officers quarter : cal in I.)unifries, a meeting took place on the.next morning,to adjust the point of honour. 'Tau one fired, and missed his tuitagon k t ; the o th er very prudently „iliseicirged his pistol in the air, and made an apology ‘ylu n the affair terminated ami cably. A melancholy accident happened at Kinross, a few wecks ago :--(iettrge T a yl or , wrightto 1 r 110- iir,S ES11: Of linn•oS4 along with Mr , (irabat's (..iamckeeper, anti young man, the gamekeeper's ion, went to St: Seri's 'Nand, in Lochtcrun, fur the purpose of, shooting wild gee,c. Ilaving been unsuccessful, Taylor, %viten about to les.vc the island, fired oil his gui), in or der to empty it, when the gun itrq, nut" the lock sunk oboist. two inches into his head, a little above his right eye, atter which lie lay about . 15 minutes apparently (lend. When lie be;.: a o to revive, his oompanious inn: hint iii the boat, and took hint home, The lock was inoneliately extracted by Mr. Annan, surgeon, in Kinross, and part of the • brain came alOtt with it. lit. lived about eight days after the accident, when lie died in great tress, portions of the brain having conic out at the wound several tiiue; during his illness. • It is Veto , remarkable', that Taylor's lather, whom •he succeeded as Mr. (iruham's Wright, was drowned a few years ago near the spot where the abov e acci dent happened, Mr. Betterton, jun. ,of the Regency Theatre„ Bristol, was taken into custody last week, at Glo-• caster, on a warrant on- an information laid by a Person of the name of It'iii4ert jeffery. This in formation was lountlo upon an Act ot' 9 Ge 0 .... IL which designates persons pertot•tuing plays, Sze. without due license, as rogues and vagabonds ; and therefore subject to be emmesitttell at. the cretlon o'f the 11Ia.rt5trates. rite :evidence went to prove that the informer paid his pit admission,. and saw Mr: liettertoh in the character tit Timour the Tarim . Upon this faer being proved, be Was sentenced to seven . days imprisonment.. 0n Monday Sennight, Kt qervant of •Mr. Fowler, butcher, at IVinteringhani, on his Way home from Barton market, Was stopped,by a footpad between ferriby-sluice and Winteringham. On his'making resistance, Another man came up a pistol, ;Ind be did not surrender, he was a dead innln They then robbed hint of. his pocket - -book, with near I 891: note.S. Ditritig:ltobberg...--'-Ort Wednesday, the (hit inst. as Mr. Joseph NVOlker, of Cainbv, near Spittle, VI as 'going betiveen Harbour and . .Killinglt‘ihn, he tutu 'met by two footpads, about one o'clock in 'the afternoon, who knocked hitn doWn, cnt open hi.s poker took fronttirence a Docket-book contain ing bills to a ctittiideroble' amount, and left hint for dead, A reward has been offered to any per son who may be instrumental in bringing one or bOth of these 'meit to justice. On Wedne,;daY continitted to Lincoln City: (Lint, b the Coroner's Ingnest, a man named John Steveilsoti} ott Stispieitsit' of atimiuktering fflereury to a ywting girl of, the name of Almond,. then preguant with child, and thereby causing het' death. • WILLIAM ARKTriXit S CRIPPS, .80ilth Molrort•strvet, ;.,t1 '1110;t1.;`; WOOD,' of No. 111, Strand; and Pobliibed v, No 112, Strand where davertisoitenis, ► fleders tor the Papa, Lctteri for the 'Edi/or,s& Q . ft *cid), p‘titto6 coition 1 .; 111 A t!tate of Lei igi . wls tobtetition %A IM . "' itt cottution *kir the meat of thet'onimoaitv,‘"c be expt}sea; if the elittreit' Were th,priveil of its egssary barriers. The foll Owing is an extriet, froth an Oicellent work entitled, frTne 'CLAIM3OI , TIIF BOMAN . CA.' TOOLICS COI43IORRED .- , WlTit ttv.yeaeNCE TO Tun :,.IFETy of TUE EsisnfAsnen cuunen, AND THE RIGUTB OF RELIOIO . US TOLERATIoi.V." • (.litint:!e t froth !uirritpvr of the 12th iip , taiit.) lest Laws involve neither Disgrace nor Hardship, and arc favourable to religions Toleration.—The danger attending their 11cla.ration It might naturally be expected , that, the princi ple of the Test Laws, being essential .to the pre servation of one of the establishments of Ott 'country, and consequently to th a t o f t h e eonst i s Autism itself, "in the fabri c o f w hi c h t j mat catal > aislr _ Inept is inseparably interwoven, would meet with universal and 'cheerful acquiescence. But s in stead of this being the case, there is scarcely any thing which excites so much prejudice and cla mour as the principle in question : whieh is fre quently exhibited m an ()dime; light, as invelVing disgrace, hardship, and injimstiee, by an exelusiou of th!eie who do not profess the national from situations of trust, honour, and emolument. But surely Well tall es:clusion cannot be justly said to inflict any kind of disgrace. It makes no per sonal distinction----It casts no stigma son any in dividual. .Those on thorn it operates are placed precisely on the same footing with'the rest of the community,---st he same qualmlication being equally 'required of all S and they are ; in effect, only dis tinguished from others by a voluntary sacrifice, tom Conseicuce sake In fact, it does not, even it i pute. to them any views hostile to the establish ment,--ssany ~vise to disturb it. It implieS no thing more than ,that they ere destitute of that attachment to the Established Religion, which mimic but its members eat; he expected to . possess ; and which, with a view to the safety,. of, es tablishment, is found to be a necessary coalifiea don for power and office. What is there' of dis :-.Lee in all tlds ? • N6is does the exelitsive principle afford any 'groutl' for coMplaiet of hardship or injustice, Its object is solely the welfare of the comninnity; and to denominate any restriction. or clisqiialifica tion, which that object renders neceSsary, herd or unjust, is to set up individual interests in com petition with those of the Public, and, indeed, to give 'the fernier time preference. All lativ; are in their naturelestrictive . : .and those which impose the necesiity of qualificatidos are exclusive also: The least restriction, which is not emiducive to tit iegeaeral good, is wanton and oppressive. The gresitest wibtch is necessary tot that pm-, remonable and just. The only question therefore i whether the , exchesion complaieed of cooduriv e t o th e p u bli c weal ? ata; that it is so, esumot be disproved, unless by sliming., either , that thescoentry without injury, part with its Establkhed. Chtieele ; or, that th e exc lu s i v e principle of the Test LaW3 is.not IleCCSlflq. for the secu r i t y o f t h at. establishment , to which the r readet's attention has been 'already di reeted, • The complaints which are so frequently urged against the exsilitsioe Of those, who are cant mem bers Of tip Church, from power in the state, seem indeedtis be' founded dpon time fallacious as :311141)6On, that poWer is conferred for the bendit of those who poSsess it. Bet the truth is, that `the real object of power is the benefit of those Who possess it 'not—that is, of. the CO-111111tOlity at brge ; and no otherwise of those on whom it is bestowed, thaw as they are interested in the ge— neral welfare. ()wall such occasions, the interests of indiViduals ought to be entirely lost sight of, and those of the public shoeld,engross the whole care and attention. If this were not the Case it would he absurd, end, indeed, unjust to reqUire any pesticides ilualiticathin for office ; abet AI per :lion, would have at equal right ( to )r. i i t i ts ic it e ita t( - ) tions as • they might h i ve i iot s ee obtain. But as this selfish principles-sin have no ( ) l ace iu a well-r . cloluted state, e the exist envy of the necessary qualitiest ion must he 110 one iris the I,;;t,st tol;un'ti for Willi is exclude ! .14 want of such qua .• In the case of the Crown, the right' to which.is hereditary, and which, of (moss:, - seends persoieilly on the huh% idu next in suc cessiou, lit., Coos' itution makes . cOulosotity 151111 the :Established Church hekieseedde c itioo. Surely, f thou, it eau in ins case app,*lifer Ii ss uoreasouable e if _the same rule which is prt-,rv:Oed to the Sovereign hithself,'be appli e d to .all who hold oil - lees of power and trust under his supreme ituthOrity. But, in Oat; point of view, the exclosiveprin ciple of , . the Tcst. Laws, far from savouring of harshness towards those who :dissent. front the Established Church, is really beneficial ,to per sons 0t• ,that de.-:;n.ip;:ion, by enabling the State to. afford them ,the inestiniahle blessing, Of religions toleration. If the Chiireh were not protccteti by the operation of this principle, it could, according, to the premises already established, enjoy no se- cm mty, tutlesi separation from it Were, restrained and kept muter by pains and penalties.. Without the aid of coescion e ltwouhl h incontinual dan ger froni those wins disseut from sit ; who would be ever grasping at power, for ,the nurposedt em ploying ~it in .promoting the ascenda ncy o f t h e i r own religion. A n d it should be'rememberett that Whatever portion of power i s su ff ere d to pass in. to such hands, operates- in a two-fold manner against the, establishment ; first, as a diminution ()fits natural means of defeuee ; and, secondly, as a weapon of offence, in the hands of its natural enemies. But • whilst power is; entruited only to the members. of the Establishment all other per , .; sons may be allowed a full amid free toleration.— The excluSiveprineiple is therefore favourable to nonconformists, since itattords th e o n ly m eans b y whi c h they may, without - (trend of penal laws, lande? rightsjO , ); fii tlititch i r n i t g e i l l y t ; - ; n 6 urtL i i: l a sf l eo t i t e a rgi l l i oc le tet:ea t t‘n that t i vi% eer y itc h titleast while they are protected in the enjoyment of these rights, as any other description of persons, in the p reserva ,, tion of. public:trsngtlility, typical :o bar intitilutely C[)iYllf'Gtt'd' will) final b s (! :c ri n writy onf Established ;Church. _Although excluded from rr~ be ant.itiutd.) • Sir itork POPRAMiIyAs.:Nen aPP6l,lltea 10 Ifdrriot of wins, (in the room of Viscount algoTori„ who retigns);:for the purpose at out to Bengal the. Earl of Mnfit.'h, Goren , ' rat Of India, and suite... His Lordsl,. about: the Ist_ of Mardi., Captain been appointed to the tointuand.of the Vice Sir.li. PornAISI. TheArtaide frigate, Capt.Thirtr, • preserved to the s e r vi c e , umier very eio. circumstances. On the night or the stint, while working out~ Of Quiberffi n . she grountled.on Point St..TnrllM ;ills tt which was elthiegiapidly, recededdromio ing little probability of her floating ,this time: she was within point blank shnt' batteries, and wus -hailed from one. of the mantling:her mine The -Pilot, with ha settee Of mind, ItrlSWell i ;(l., the Pmtidetl Commcodore Rodgers. The Frenchmen tr' if they wanted any assistance, aod offered to send . them bOats and a pilot. generous offer was, however, politely de " Commodore Ro:gers," %yin) ttilSlV the Ciptilin and Pilot were then.taking and that they should easily ,otf at tli ing pf the tide. The French were At this time the ship had only three feet forward, and six abalt. At the rising . of , . after havin g been about nine hours on tilt she fortunately floated, though with. • water in her hold, got iinder weigh, caved the enraged. enemy by hoisting h An..iiieffectizal fire was then conimea batteries, When the 4nuide• i trrrivet l mouth Sound, she had, seven. feet watct hold. • On Weduesday evening lasi a boat wits. •slir;pman and four man, .was disnatchedfr Bulwark, of 741'guns, in,Cawsund Bap t' the Captain's trunks, with 'orders to mediately, as the ship was bound off. Br"' t * boat, however, did not return for the nigh l in the morning it was found 'on - the reel' called '' The Bridge," with 'Mr: Knivett's .A.lidshiptrout) body floating near. All the tain's ,necessaries, were gone ; but the crew were drowned, on that dreadful whether they have been guiltyof niurder,k°' snit desertion,ls not ascertained. A ivell.dressed female 'was found drotrt i short distance,above Westiniuster 144106 day. She proved to be an unfortimate gir resided in the . Adelphi, of the name of she had left her lodgings nearly a week, 'n ue " harrassed, and it i s supposed that distress her.to - commit suicide. • g r 'This ‘t•eek the tenters of Mr. Joseph - A. 6J ' Dprageon, near Huddersfield, one of t h e withe fi,4 b l o against the murderers of Mr. Horsfall, !ol e o, cot, , and a piece of cloth in th e s h a pe of '; which had been cut from them, pricked fulltwis he latch of the si , 001) bpe cet a ini t i :: ibe n to h itit t lle t t n i g ts;,l o;; Bh t . itdd," -and an Yft timat ion• that his l ' e t r- 4 foto, situation, '!b' men On Saturday, , the 9th inst: c e ow b eT i a l Barth()) the river Trent, near Walkerith Fog), „ r tsc.: supposed to have slipped oYerhoSra i t j:tfcinft . : months since, oiva very dark evefi ii :s j ing to get on board. his vessel, tuen In Y ink Gainibro'.. f Wednesday m or ni ng t h e w a reloase % re f Robert Wil son , o f Gainshro' ga rdener, 0 15 • er °Pen, and a greatkinantity..of potatoes sto-ie. tb from.. • tht Ford, on e o f the tried . ehanipions ?dr , West of Englund, and Cropley, the foro oppoer of I)ntelt Sain and will tig il ! 100 guilica3, in it month. tRTHS. „oth 1 On Vi itlay lilt, at the house, New Grove, 1314) * -- Lads of I. matthel,Godlhart, Felq. - of a. Odo;;hter. 4 to On Smtirday, NTri. .1.1. - Beckett, ,of Soothanwto . 8tralol; of a Datii.tht , .r. ,' i , ( ) 11511 , 0k1.l hot, Ihe Lady. of „ Robert Langley' 4 l llig!l° ..e , gii. of Don:4h! y .slreet, of it Sou, • 00 4 •()o Ntond.iy. the laji of William carilikle,,jun.,E 4 4' lure! rue;, of it. tiara. ". . . l'he ,tale ttiy, Mrs. Boooing, of Bermie t t-btreet, l ie ' 4 l stimare. or . twitoi l 04oghte rs . t Oil Sti:olay, the 17tli ilt...t. in Great Itusiell-strOc. Piih4 bary, the I„tdy ,If.lattles Lewis Siordet, Esq. of _,, ~,, Sy"' .._ , , . ;it On Ow of Nnven MARRIED t4l; Inst, itt Erederiaisto o 7l,igi Wonithirk, Esq. atiest sou tomit-Cotoz“.l etilintotudant of the tst lyeo4 mersetlt:•i;ito.rnt Militia, to Iktisi M;11,0, ot -rick&t.). , And nicer to 114‘.: •Hou. AlgelVinstdoe , '• t. sato, I,l4ce'. On Nitinr•Leyl4.:l, at 'Santtlyl Fredvriv S, l l nat Esq. to ..loliowt, 4. , 1nc t.* t• n ~ ktg}:tnnd i 1,1.te 11'4114114 Aittge, lintristcr anti thineker oitlw Ntiadit , Tcmpiv. • iiii : Sn . . ‘ it t b il ( i lk s i t' al ' F i : l q S . L A 3 l l. l; r ti ' l l* Li l l i o le f i li t l ) ,f l t t il l e ile g : llits jil I „ li g ' floij . ()tithe 'eotlt I si na. at March; kit! of EN, Mrs. 5...-, t -. wile ot .N..r. ktilett, late of Ituchney, atteti tr 3. OnOn, ti Suttirdav evening. n last, rery siuttltily , the itli, 9, 4 ',:,,, i -j I\lr. ll.' Wooilittorpe, ju. agerfeigitt inontlis. ._43 l rii On the ' '24til itivt. at lief bons,: at IValton on Voirut t - or, rey, after a long and painfut illness;, MI.. Shrinex ie the late 'left v Shrine, 'Esq. of Wurley 4 in tip Co!llitV “,,#' nlemil, aged gn. the risbot On Suuday l a4 t, 31its Cornwallis, datlghter of Lk:bath!. An The '• • • t . ' • C Cr•L 4. °suer. ,ss ..ettrieti ,• t e r of th late Thfiftias'Davi - e4, Esti , . of titat „. Ora Monday last, at h er houselitirortland-.tr , :et. thew::, width' of the late ThomaiMattlxshE ,l l' s l " . , Lately, at YodisLire, in the 7inb age, Dunk. ElixabetirLetitia Strickianif, rs lltt ot Strickland, late of Bova ton, Batt.' attti third Taught' 'Lowland Wino late (if Nustal 1.1:, S TIT. Iti.)/tY lts - IHiliil liond 4 l: 2 " . :jk' Ohl ADD. „ti . , Ss. vlve G'l'ut. ()Ino:oin, Iniperiat 3 per 4.„n!eii.sfyi. Cotif4. tor 25t11}"C. PRICE OF STtil Bank Stock, 223 Navy 4 per Cent. 3011, .5 per Cent. 1797 : •'` 4 per Cent. 764-4 i 3 per Cent. Red. tali S;lfil 3 p(. Co* Bank L..inn. bEldthh India Stuck, • • • H IGH WATER AT I,()NiX. Niornipg,49 wiuntes after ...liStiltrit-12.i.:Igooes 3 ......111GS t 'S w..0001;0 Grogvonor.sp,a,,.. must be utictiessed: )os e o takiri senior-G': hip. isil.l 'burins be , rintr 4 , was reee o ~tr a oolisf!, the 160 ir Liberoo 110 and the lier) l° ; shot 1 ) 1 f very o , l ' l ' . pilot. 1 1) bl deeliot werol, o onifo g s It the rre Coo . 1; t'Ct of of tl~tt Vet, IA with a' 0 Al f r oi/i r) retool I; Irot !clot rd( i vet Cs ( 1. the o, it wde r t,' (it rec" r, robbi lL m uc f l'orot 4, ell ;tog