The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-09 00:00:00

1 1 Woterforti. Dt;r--1 1.1; iJon , I (iiiprilsey, 1 Jev , ey. PitICE (Yr• - '; Et ;,-; \AT 3 WELVr. ,eort()1 , • T (4. L) • A SS , LCM Ot:l'incr:u % ? LOYD() INI,-Itcu, 9, 1813.—5. The following Bulletin was issued yesterday afternoon, respecting the dispatches from Russia. W 6 inserted it yesterday in a Second Edition . , but repeat it this d.ty for the sake of those of p,iir Readers who did not receive a copy of that part of our impression : " Yoreign Oil ice, March 8 1 1813. This morning a Messenger arrived at the Fo , reign Office, Downing-street, , with important dispatches from Russia. for Government, stating, among other impor:apt incelligence, that 'the Davies lad called in their ships that were annoy ing our trade ; and have shut out of their l►crts all the French privateers. Amother Messenger, who sailed before the former, is also on the road with dispatches for veriuuent the full contents of these dispatches Live not yet transpired," - The Bolin official Gazette contains a . statement that the Austrian Minister at Munich bad been recalled from thetwe, and was to proceed to Lop ' don on a pacific missiOn, and that for the same .• purpose a Minister was to proceed to the head. ; quarters of the Entper . or lire are unable to state whether there is . any truth in this htlitement, tiothing haying bete fered to transpire upon this subject. The private letters by' the Cottenburgh Mails mention rey)ort‘ that Warsaw giwremlei•ed to the' RusSians On the 6th ult. by capitulation:L.--; at was also 'ymnoured i that in consequence of the advan6e of the Russians,' the 71•1 1 renth heit&quar. ten had h•een removed to Magilehurg. Soule, of the aceomth from Gottenburgh state that General ItArP, nt llnittv.ic, had offered to ca pittilote on the condition of withdrawing ate 411 !Cry, troops,Vlti haw:gage. These terms had been refused by General Lots, to whom the siege Was committed, and who was ordreed to tate. the fortress cont_' qu,i conic. , alll the Prussian ports, those in , the possessio» of the French eivepted, are open to the .si,ips of rend - Britain, and of ItUssia, Syveden and Denuark. A Regtney is said to have been establiAed at Ronigsberg,, of which the Ex-Mipister Sr z&, who i had been an pbject of French persecution, Was the President. This Regency had issued a. PrOclamation, calling on• the loyal and patriotic inhabitants of Prussia to come forward and rescue their King and Count y from French thraldom.; nor irai the call in main. `1 youpg ' men were eagerly running to arms, and joining their bre-: three unddr the coninnind of the brave D'Yottytt, . who had been nomimited, by the Regency, + Com inander in Chief of the'patriotic army. One of the letters from Gottenburgb announces as authentic, that a Comtnercial Treaty had been coneluded between the Courts of'iStockhohn and London. . * ' Atteither ',Mort Mail has arrived, hilt the Pa perS. a ,nct Lettttrs' brought by it had nut 1 l'aL'lled town.wben, our Paper was put to press, nor have Any accounts been yet reeeivedbyGovernnient, It rums generally reported last night in tV po. litical cirries, that Sir 31,11t4 I.)OI)9LAS bar sent s chalienge to Lord CASTCEREAGir, hi eOIISC ' quen'ec of what was said by. that Noble Lor;.! on Frithty:last, in the flonse of 'Cotntuons„ respecting Sir JoxIN &I nd his Lady, .Lord CASTLIAEAOII, We prestue, feei.s the clignity'or his situ: Aim', as a Member Gf Parliament, tGo much to attend to .41 EilialtilonS of thi;i Oature. ft,syt4ptil, strauge,in ' deed, if a Member were to i be ritiponsiitt'thivwny 1w s Jo utters in the ffeedchn ilehzat-, from a sense ot public duty, an:l thu Noble Lord has top unequivocally manifested his po ionalspirit evose himself, by declining. such a Call, to any inipatations against that,spirit, by thus. sup pOrting the character of a Legislatpr„ and the in titTendeace of Padia4tfaflt, 'OnI• Port Letters of this day contain nothing Of import Luce. • S.---YeSter4y file Quee.h.'s' tayriage, Ivaiting two hours at the ts'aitle c h. 44, but h er .x 331 sTY : llrit beiltg SO WC, 1 .1 tIS 0:1 ;tittrtiay, did not go out. This ,tlay her 111... , ,,/ESTY, it r.`11f1.3 ht.ricii better; took Atl 1411.4; it: her ear ying.t: arid four thiough tgbana, and the tiErat Park. "c tart iy ViAouut CAsTLER `sr: 1 11 , a(1 an ail.- dit'liCe Of the PpiN63 11.14Gleti'r, tit C“rit On Tome, • - `I lie l'rilices , of WALE 3, 'W1)() Calile to (o‘4ll retarliccl to Blackheath to (!hli,t i. 1,01'.1)4'N : Prit At tile I: N (41,11 • GOTMNiItriLGII .11A11.3. BPRLINj d-Lerrilmg' (3 a zett Of the filequdut incursions made by small Russian detachments iwo the Ducliy of -Warsaw. They haYe'even adviinced to T o , i mlssoiv, - ilear Zarnose, 'FED 6.--The Prince at' tam übl has left . PO cu Stith 'the corps that, he contraamk. 'On the the 31st-of January he. was near Friedberg, in the, New:Marciv,,and \vas inarchil4; Upon Stettin. OR the - same dav - were sten- some cossacks, Who ap ?eared upon the frontier of that proviticc; and near Dragebruck, in ' the heighboufhood of Drie'sen, . The4axon corps, tinder the orders of General Reynier,. have retired to,Poscn. The connnunications are not now free at a greaterdistance than eight leagues beyond enstrin, It i, <iaid Mar,bid is to proceed to Spain, and that he will lie replaced by lliarlialefonit. General (4an:lj-.an is expected fit Stettin. rile -report which has been circulated, of the taking of Thdrn ly. the Rmsians, is not officially confirmed. IIEntAN, FEn. 9,---Our official Gazette, of to ., day gives the following :--- " According to what we.learn, Baron Wessen berg, Austrian Minister to the Court of Mtudch, whom hi Master has recalled, is going to Lon don, charged on the part, of his Sovereign, to make 'propositions of peaCe to the 4ricish Go vernment. • "We are assured that the tourt AI. de Lehzeltim, formekly attached to tilt; Aus , - trian Legation at tfle court of St. retetsbutei, going; ir upon a siittihr liti: , qion to the liege(-quar ters of leis Nlajest)itilhe Emperor AlekaAder:" The following statement has 'appeared in some of the Morning-Papers . _ . INTER:v.IEIv' Alf:m.l4:l'N THE PRINCES 'S 'OP v`:‘..i,Es AND TIIE TIUNCEVi- Yesterday afternoon, as the'Peincess of .WALES was returning home in her „carriage down Consti tution, Hill,' tier Royal ,Highness observed the Princess Ca.ket.orrE in her carriage, passing ahnig Ilyde , Park: Alt! Prineess of WALits Inunediatcly ordered her coachinan . to tutu. ahout,y and the horses proceeding nearly at a gal lop, overtook the Princess' cuAnttivre's carriage ..14yde neur they heidge. Then Royal. Ilighticgus threw -thtluselvei .through the win .dowii of their carkiag.es, aifectionately eiribrAced, and . 'coiitinued in - earnest Conrersatlen for abina ten minutes. A. considerable number of specta tors were rery soon attracteko the stot i ,'and se- Yeral Ladies were: preSent she d tears at the of nature. of- the interview, When ,their Royal iiightreses had , separated, the, PrinceSs CHAELOTIV. Mk'S ObSerVed, .on continuing her ride, el be i:? high spit its, and apparently .highly gratified ht the opportunity she had enjoyed of an affeetionate interchange of endearment with .bet' Royal Mother. ,following were yesterday posted up at LL fp D!S . . A repoit• 130 been brought from Bermuda, that four Ai erican frigates have putt ses., and it '4s certain that two French - frightes' and a cor— vette are cruizing in two stittadrons," 44 :New York, Jon. 27 We are told that the Sesante, terench of battle, ship, the Ann hie, :resat', Pal as tints Ifortense frigates, have sailed from Ito:shefort and Vortrdeaux, to cruize.off our toast:" P!irate letters from Bbnrdeaux mention, that Mr. LEE, the American Con.ini there, bad been invited to ;;Iteetedjor,l,l3_ , r,ow at 1 ) &14, but re fused to leave Bourdet.ux until he had orders floor Lisfiavertunent• The , COMIY:MIId of Sir llictuittn- KPATS, who is app•olated to the .New-foundLtad ;stilt it' is said, be eitended to the kiver St. Lawrence. The operAti l ons against the flotilla on the Lakes will, consequently-, he conduCted by hirn, and with OIL.; view.several sloops of war will be pluczd un der his Oilers: _ • It has 'been stated by mistake, in sdine of the Morning th Papers, t • the :CtrA:sicELL'ott Of the lilstenc,to ER 'voted for the Catholic Question—': thatlientleOnit vnted in thil'liinoritv. TFIEATItfe.--;- . l7te 'SC//001 fOr last night' ,fepresentefl. to the 'first time at the ,New Ditiry-lane Theatre, and With a newarringe 7 went in the , two chief characters: Mr, RAP, tfie Charleg &flail?, and' he performed it with: 171:0'rC. &Alla be expected 'from ail actor w.hose forte is tragedy. EI.Lu rocs gave a- charae teristi'c co.lc uriir to . the► qictions4 „hypocrisy of Jo.; The rest of the charactees were ,ported, and the 'play went off with great ap plowie: ' •-- The adthirers of ant will he happy to hear that tlie'Soeietv of Painter;.i in , sater colones, in Crardens, enc'ourap:ed by the - success Which hits uniformly attended their : eitertions, have lately', increased their nunthers, and considerahl ) , ex. tended their plan. Front :the arrangeinen:•.‘; al ready. tnade, we may confidently anticlpate the ensiling exhibition will prove more - th:Ln usually attratave. PAST DAY.-- . ASSOCIATION ron ußtur fit TILE N! U r ACT U AND LABointib!6.l,ooll. :We are- authollsed to say, that at a Aleeting of It Committee of the-Association of the People called •:ltiethotlists, late in connection with. the Rev. John Wesley, ut tlte City -ro*;ul Chapel, Loudon, it ‘v es ai..;reed to make a public Collection on the ensuing. Fast Di y,, the WO inst. in behalf of the Asso ciation for the Reliefaand Benefit of the Maauf tt e; Oiling and Labowing poor, and it. is hoped = that the principal congregations in that connexion; and of otin.n. , religious denominations, will.fdlow theirexaniple. ANGIOLTNI'S foreign partizans are still labour ing coat', CVO. :Manager of the Oper a 1.1,,, 5e to engage her. =The impudence of the:.. , e.foreigners dt,,,,ands4~ll:~lL foycible mark of public indignation, TaAmEzv,ANI Fecins. to have takel:, a leaf out oil ier book . . indeed pleads ity:.!jtvict letter of his city.; etltt ire, b a t i t is ohvions, therclorc, that he .uot ttnxit.lis to gl-4„tity the public, ,or, - port:the inter is the Theatre. ‘,V04)1), +.,f No, „II , Z, StiltLA,l; anti rutii; s b,:,i Ntfr., 12, .0311t1S ft.). CATHOLPC 'QULSTION. r. tt sT or Tar. Nr.vartyrY ri'i ii:. Gll.Vri'AN'-. AtiirroSi. Ptli?v - rent'oy,llii. G.Friiiil.irld, T. :10:1 - ,t.11; A'is. 1"1-7,-,rr,a,...iri; 11 ii. j. I', ,::.I,..nitic, ‘i - . ' Iklo •• .-.1, -.:i.- T. Abercromby, ,„.'.. Vroncli, A. • 'Neville, Hon. R. .Aaltnitl, Sir'‘. . ", I iii•thy, t(.• Newpwit, S'.i. J. • Altlnirp, Viscount Cascoyne, J. (2) • IN.01:11, 1). Atistrutln:r, sir 3. Oaskell, I. . Nov,,,elit, Loid Arbuthnot, 8.. lI.C. Gel!, P. • Q'Brien. Sir E. ~:e . t!..-r, 511•'3. Ciirilon It. Mell,AV. . - Atiietley, A. Gower; Earl ; Ogle, i 4. M. , Aittyrey, Sir J. Gower, I,d. <3. L. Ord, W. 4 Rahingt on, T. Grant, 3. P. . Ostuddeston,G. Bags: el I, llt .1-In:IV. pram, C. kin. ()sbor it .:)- Lord '. Bit r hinn ' J. F. ' . - Grattan, Itt. Ha. H. Os:stilton, Lord Bpring, A. . „ Greenhill, R.., ()wen, 'Sir J. Barnard, Vise. - , Grenfell, P. Paget,, lion, li. -Bennett, Hun. H. Grosvenor, Gail. Palmerston, Visc. Ilircliolo4. . Graham, S. Blackford, B. P. ~ . (inise, Sir W, Pl24eirrilseenf-I'S.ir 11. 4 ' ilowy,r,:, Sir G. - Ilanhary, W. Pellaint, Hen. G. Bradshaw, in. L. C.Tiarnmer,ty, H.' Phillips, G. • Brand, Ho, T. Ileatlicote, Sir G. Pliipp•slin. E. (a). 1 - Biipolie, I.d. , ' Ilornby, E. - Piggott,. Sir A: Brooke C. ' 'Horne, W. ~,, Prendttrgnst, - :',1„C.1. • ilrarval, Rt. Flu. D. lials-a, Jos. ' Pluuk.z.4t, :IX. lin. C. . 11rocvr,, A. (2). Tlatnift6n, LI. A. Prittit.,,Hon: r. Burrell ; Hon. ,P. D. Hainil tan, Sir H. Pol 6'llA: 1-lii. W.,W. Entler,, iii; E. ' Iltio,il tun, Huns. • Ponso:lby, Itt. Lion. Buller,. A. , Harcourt, J..(2) G. 1, Eardett, :..;;;r F. . liciit..!,, It. PonsonVi, Hin. P. nenstiri; It. - liiiwiliorri, C. - , . Pnktnian , £.B. .' Best, .W. it. . - ' Ilerhei . t,, 11. A. 4 Never, It.• Illiintlell, Col. H..ron, :lir B. Ptr ; air, V'i. S. Bcoadhcad, H. T. Tlolford, G. I'. Preston, It. - ,,llruln, IL „ 1 lonyinan, It. B. Price; It.' Canning,Rt.l-Vm.G.Huskisson, \Vt Prinile, qenerti Canning, 0. ‘ 1.1.fu1i0....v,' :'-',.r11.- ItaLusava, J. C. . Calvert, N. • I-loward, 'Had. W. Itzsblelzh, w. Calvert, C. ' • Howarth, H. Ranclitle, 12,r4 Caren., It. S. • Hni.ilies, W. L. Robittson, Itt.lin•l''.. Colthorst, SirN. Herat, it, ' ROUX:San, (::•. iV. Copse, Su' E. jc.,ll:inson, C. Itcwl-v Sir ',V t - Cvvrtenny, W. , • 0-.:!.iii..., 11. ' Atli...nil, Li•rd W. ,Cuortenay, T. P. 'Letup, , It J. (2) fts;s:ell,- Lord G. Cider:lft, J. Kensinizto:l, 1.4. ltns;cll, M. • Caniplicli, Lora J. Kiliblewhitk, J. Saville, :Ct.: . ~ Castlereagh. Vi,,c. Knox,: 3. •.. . Seldantere - i B. P. ',. ' (ay .c e o lit a li i :l b i : l ii. crd CI. Lani?)ton, It Stiaw,'•.B..: ca% Lanrt , •ri V' 0. Shipley, IV Cbaloner,'lt. Launche, D. - -- ,Slinw, 13. • ' Cock , s, Hon. F. Latonche, it.' , ' Sheldon; it , (:'ocks, 3. - • . Leach, ~.i. Sit:Nun, 0. ' , Coke, T. W. Leadce, W. • Sruillt, J. Coke, B. Lemon', Sir W. ' Smith, Cl. , Coat bi z H. C. Lo nib n, J. ' ,Siidth, J. , Ctiwper,,lTon. E. S. Leoter, 13. Sraitli, A. . Vreere.y, T. ' 3,ew1.;, J. P. Swath, It'. ' Croker, 3.-IV. I,itOet•on, F.. J. Smith; P. 'Daly, Itigirt Hon. I.l(qt - 43.11. Smyth, 3 . H. - I). B. Lloyd', Sir E, ' Spiel's, A. . . Dillon, }lon. H.A. Lloyd,,l-Ittrdicss Soinef. title, .Sir M., ' Duntlas, C. • • • Lodthaft, W. E. .. Stanfey, Lord Dundas, 116 n. L. • Lottmilie-, Lord . Stewart, Hon. C. liftmen:noon, -Vise.' Low,rllon. E. ' Symoq, T. P. ' 134)4446 Iliiit. F. Lubbock, J. V. ' 'I albot, It. NV. ~. I.)..nii!as; W. • Lyttleton, Hod. W. Tali:tuck, M:trq. Lig; 71.1.5, W. it., . Nlttekenzie,'Hon.W. Taylor, C. V. - . • , i DanlOp, Ora: Irlacdonaltl, James Thomson, A'. Zrelyn, L. - NiiiedonitlLl, it. G. Tlioruton, it. Elliot, Itt. Hon, W. Madoclo., 'W. TayluF, ALA. Elliot, C It. • Nlation, I-lon. S. Vanderbeyden, D. P.Oriniaott, Viso. Istkloribaitits, J. C. Vqr44ri, G. 1.: Ili:ion, C. / Marl: ham, Mtn. Walpolc, Hon. G. Fe1107,e1..4, I-lon. L. l'Arr:,•at, 0 us. (2) Ward, Hon. 3. W. Pill); A4tn. 1\14. , ,1.1, C. . - • ' Warn`, J. A. l'ergnson;Tl. C. . Martin, H. Warrender, Sir G. Fitzgerald, I.d.' H. '..`.ln trin, J. Western, C. C. ' Fit zgeraitl;111:11o:,. .1‘1,•.,*.',.. • ...-, Lion. M. 11 littrton,`3. • • , 51 . • : Mliii:. , , I 1 ,:i. ‘v. WhitlirVad, S. e , Fiti;• , :crald,Rt.l.l.NV. Mt• .•ki ilUtl'1 1 • Wilb " furee) 1 .. 1 ' l.isiicerald, A. - ' :Vie 'i:, 11. .. Wilkint , , W• ' • F 1 0•7 . :'! . , bir r. . - ,V ',...;citt..-a:\:•, rI. 3 1 , 1. : IVilsou,T. ' , Pit..,roy; Lord('. • .;\ liiomny, Sir H. Thaniiiiton, Sir T. Vittruy, Lord J. ' l'ki ills, C. 'tl'i,e, J. Foley, 'E. ' Nliitun, Vire*. '• V; (.. Lid, Sir W. T'inkl'e?, Sir M.. Nithintid, Viac. Wood, J. ' Forinfs, Vise. ' Moack, Sir C. Wortley, J..A. S. Faweett, H. . naitgornery,Siil - 1. Wroti , esley, H. Foster, F. ' Moore, P. . • W , :ttne, C: W. Futter .1.. 'Alorlarid, S. B. I,V:i.ite, Sit' W. IV. .. 'Me ltititneis of tv,'o Gentletnen who voted hat:e. nut been learnt. ' ~ ' ' • . . 4 - rjr4gln29lla, T: 11. 1 4 4.0qr,e.*; Lard iil T e•e, ie. 'l;)rurriltoo% J. - hIem•?0;n, 11. Jke,Sir3 4 Dttgdale, S. D. *Niorgan, Sr -C. • ' 1 I ' :4 1 ))ttigesiatz, Dr. ~ Mon N. Hi FLALiesi ft "I'tacli,..viLl'ii, Sir LT *Niiilleaiter, Lord, *Lasteliese t Egerkon. ..;. 'ttVi-.11,..!:tv,1:,.5N1. 015 in or 11 'l.Eg4rtu , t, W. };li,Jt, i fin 4 . W. Peeti,,V .....,,,F l .• i t ' c 't ,, , , l t - I t .: - L T I. .A 4 1_ ,` 3. . N (. ;l:t t b ia o , collille.t..l-11i.Siti .It . ost: o.o' ,PA1411) 44Vr. comph.±ll, Cam. ~ TowM , lierid, Lord J. ',..';t:6l),Arriulijitt.lin: Miller, Sit J. Wclleiley, it., • Sinikeveare, The followins Gentlemen svcre kept away . hy illness, - &c. Bating, :tir T. r H:Arnce, Sir 1.. Seatitight, Sir J, Jelly/1, Jot:. Simpson, /lon. J. Butkr, Hon. J. Le.tonclic, J. Symonds, F. P.tic. Chisltift, J. - lion. C. 1 . , ;4<ie,..11un. F. Datey, - 1). Plurnre, W. Wellesley. .14)fig,W. Dniy,on . ,ll,l T . . Johns, Folk4tone, Ron. O. .l, N. , W. • Sor VIE 1" ; ‘ .0 )III:1 . ' ,4 4;7 " :!... GIiATT.I.N'S MOTION'. Th u se ;narked 'ease Cutinty A.!CoUit, W. Eisiittner, Sir F. *0.”..‘ 1 .ei11, Hon. I'. , It. it, T. o.:l,iorno, .1. • - L -► • Aloctinftr, jasuin *Yethep,ton, Sir *()tren, Sir J. Allen, Ctn. *Felloyes, W. 31. Piet. , Its. Hon. R. *Feeir.Non, J.. *Pitt, W. M. lion. E. Monier; Sir Thos. Foley, kiwi. A , . ; Kle, Six C. M. Vol el:.er, C. W.' Porter, Gan. G. ,14.1,,r, P. W: roull.e-t, E. , *Powell, itil4 . oZ ciuh, Garrote, Sir W. Pcotheror,-E• ( 4, ;ottysije, Gen. , ittibilison, Gen. ;1 4 ;t.. .1, F.. P. * 6(lttry, tlll . W . * ItiChiMISON I W. • bit , t, rid!, P. * ll.oellfurt, C. It. 1). Ruse" Itt Hari C ' IlottAV Bench, 'M. 11. T.S. Bidei , Iti. Hon. R. Beach, , ,• '' , lieauzioni, 'l'. It. Gra4:tin, air James *Scytiiw4, Lord it l;o11,12n, it. • Grant, A. C. Shaw, Sir JameS Chinning, W. - 'rim.' ..1:.t.,1, Vise. , B. St.ittner, G.' Ile, limit, Hon. R. 13. *ll;,:'i., Cirri. G. V: Simecin, .1. *lll.lel.hurn, J. *I I,4licute, Simpion, G. 11,.,(41,,, 1.7, W. 1,11111 . 'P. T. 11;11, I:;iqlit Hon. Sir SI:O., t iiii..t. t;. Smith, Thomas A.. 1101 n ,,,, W. A. 11. W. Lord lkodcrl(:l.,, Lion. . 1 nen. Ccl. C. *itrolvi.h.t b •, *11iMbr0n,..1...).. St. P.m!, 11. H. .I. •ittsiis , IT, Si. 11.1). C. r , i. i IL N'is F onitt wart, Sir J‘toies Lry,lgcs, S. E. E..eitue, Sir J. Stewart, Sir d. Buller, James *fleck, G. A. L. lite' ling:, SIT Burrell, Sir C. M. Kemp; 'l'. 11. rolieo, A ' ' , Burrell, W. Went.ieli,. W. St yott, Col. Jos. Ilotterworth, 'JOI. Xing - , 'Sir . 1). +tlli,ati,llt: lion. J. Calvert, J. Kiiiptini, J. t Surolier,.G. e:mpbell, Gen. *Kii:itchbull, Sir E. *Sutton, Sir Thin. C..ret;,ltt.tin.lt,l). !Aeon, E. K. Sutton,Rt. IItt.C.M. IV.II. Lamb, T. P. , Syltes, Sir T.F. Leigh, J. H. , SaxtOn, Sir C. i\Chapliii, Cll. H. Teed, T. *Clll..te, W. *Lenlie,A.Y. P. *Tempest, 'Sir 11. V. * Cleinctits,CoLll.J.Luelthart, 'I% T. Thomplirs, T. *Clerke, Sir G. ' I.oftits . , W.' • Thornton, V t '. Clinton, NlajtOen. Long, Hi: Hon. C. Thymn.., Lord J. *Limo., IL U. • Tomlint, NV. E. P. • (.live 11. - s io.nneld; Cu!. Al. *'llesaayne, T. H. - -Lopes, '•:;ir Viiinsitt t, Hon. *towlines, W. *l7;righan,l.4.ll. W. Volrms, P. Lowther,. Vi s countVerelter, Col. Compton., Lord •*lA:tether, V'i'se, It. 11. Congrere, General *Liitkther, J. "'Webster, Sir G. .E. S. Lowther, Joules IYelt,v, W. , E.- I, eottrell, Sir J. G. I.t.i , liii i gton l S. 11, *Wernyss, Geii. W. Crickett, It, - J. IF. jun. Wttheralli C. Curtis, sir W. ei Lygori, Hon. IV. B. , • I !)zietti port, D. 11 1 . 41cdonitlii, R. G. 'WWI no , re, 11. 11 1 :.;.v•iini.; Geo. seri, It. Day.s, 11. 111:iit1ind, E. F. i . II I (en..R. Willa:1711, H. Del,,ys, G. W. Mp lit i r , g , w, tiir .1) , :si:;( , •,s , :, h. :M.' zsiii;.;llt,coli, A. A* E. 'Wyatt, T, . stmo. ti „ o n , Ir. • *IV 3 nnitany,y. T. T. Mitiordi W. . -4 1'arritutitli, Loird by ‘VILLIAM S( RIPPS, South Moitnn-$ll-t It, G:ratriartor-s , liMit it the rape Y, Lutoi for tli Ereiior, &e, (post pa;:d), !mist be DI AD ItEvENGE AND ORR! .AlUitDEit. • 4 fde t he t O i disu ttr itaiti . l l ai e tt.y i e. t t o t wlk :e b c on c r. ; t r c : tl l l ori nd of C , prisoner of. Porellestcr depot verses, and among the cliara , his poem, one, very tinfortat Inincl;of a prisoner.. named 1 ,presAy written to. saticise idea invariably operated upon of tale Wretch,. who, as it nu' numerous opportunities to glut the person of Mi. Legue, front the writer Of the lines had reel stilling him to 'delineate t h e ci in guest or.. Saute weeks bad order to rc:-:'..:r his- weapon I the nigic certain in its operztiet with waxed cord, that his el Cf.lll, qt;lti also rourered the hal • etly-,e, • of the s'aarpness of :1 ra. since the comnii,siori of the ;pivoted Iris guardian raagel, his corn parrion in bed; nor,i3 the dreams of this monster ,that tire pris'(inar stilt) slept in ; mock requested t(4'..know would not Wl5ll - to he a‘ . va•kenel dreadfully af‘jtatet.l No mon (if vengeance, `...`" for 1 am ette!ny that hat; d: , :hoi thou 11 apptars to conqutr vision alwayS terminate's' Titus, 'after tie lapse. of 13 In' o 'ening, the ist insfnnt, • Turdif the loop; desire:l,i rushing upon his be I open, and the bowelS,ln CO's sante time, "I ant a dead lila' SCllltCh !" Then' twice piting l ' that---acid thin ;" Ile Ivrl3 pi oCi Ilict further wotinds . , When anotlr~ti rout' arm iii it ,- progress; can wciilch the wc~r , content; y=ou think fit."- arms, etc reyuestel tltrlse around t(t , sty t ' order that lie alight glut his s i ;li ~ t it i( ~ t 3ourney that you may procure stbrei o en t t .f i a l .7pk ltt.e, t r . h tb e ll)je g PP a lc i u l i o 'nl) : e • it s :" ; gs°(:t;'::'°lclks;ku;ci : l : ' intention," replied the wretch , r ‘•,o l %yards struck rue that I might wretch,' then the certainty of 14,acing tiitn aoth il i! not hav e 'been know-ti tome , „ s o eut would have gr atified Jny heal' - a 14 villain was ironed, he fell in `Qlttcb n-hen h e ie m arked that, lie had tar I r .a ) e l a y p r r o e d n i. s e e tlY t.i fe l , ll: a . • t a u h ti e la ili t i l e sll : ll:if gloried in the inituola ast t t " il ly t e )l Il otr t 6 n f n o ° v ll t fe eti next urs ime body P i rlr il , d a r LY e n t i e n igit a g us g t t e in the .(.. ;1 :16 7 1 :" to stand his trial for this.ntoit at °`; e tA, - s g ( t ; t n u l t e a s r t y a rf: t h i e l e d iiii:;111- ec.tittii~t.ctl is I .:,110 teemed, as his puriuits pripiiitg, It is time it,ool9 music, :, •tai ned that the reason bY fi bot,i ( r 4 his diaboliCal conduci is a nj ert ,hart w+ll not on ai!anunt of the, ver'e. ed,1”1: - a surmise on the pint (it Mr. Legne had fotnui a writrco .taisectl" T.lrdlt , %% herein vVtls divulged to:.:(ter 111% that prtaedlliat -tier to deeds 'cif plunder and blc ) ' S ' YEONiAN, the pe(lestrt'w! l oict e ro 360 miles in six days, e" '0, 09 and lii,s le":s •At the es I Wirtteil, :.'aitirclay of the .1..')..d.;:0/d-ei`olluggl in ! John Boyfe mill George , and Johiz G04.1/cling and 7" 4, ' near ri itch WC23'e. tr Hit- in:het:neat, charging: t French prisoners Of Andovzr, to. quit the coa: were SLlltelleCti by the JlOl, 'Roe, as the auczner, of ttr , life; and .I.3ayte,.. the term. of seeenyea.. BuFA D.--To-deg there ithrn Tile Lord nay • o'rdc red the vrict: in the quarivrit 'Oaf,. • • On WedneEday last,. r 1 Keri.timejon, to nairci - ,i It-alkr, of idrt 0.1 . rhoritlay, At it. 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