The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-01 00:00:00

` f , . . . . . . . . . tlieir native ensuntryto'foreissners, and'as servants . their gratitude for the ttlegnatilittoas.vietra , of his , . of tyranny Income instruments to of their, brethren: We, who are guided by Provis troops with joy, and every where remained,aanit deuce intim plain roatisof justice, may hope in do remain'tratandl. God that very shortly no such enemy will further - - " As, hots-ever, the greater part of the 'Duchy Clare 'to oppose`" warriors in whom the power' of of Warsaw is now occupied, it becomes neces - their native country is nettle known, and who arc sary to establish 121ea,illreS of civil administration', - only inflamed to revere fio , dishonoured human- ' .fer the 'prevention of anarchy, and the security of . , ity, by the sight of sucionsereenary herds. . , the general tranquility. ~ 4Signed). ' • "Barcin Von WIN.V.IIGEII.6I)O, .. "To carry into effect. this beneficent 'object,.. : - • : `` His Imperial Russ . ein llulmajes- our moat-gracious Sovereign .has appointed .a. Su ... ',- !‘ Su t= Lient.-General, &c., s prone Council for the Government of 6 - 01:itchy ~ . ss!lead-splarters, Issiasie, ArrA.W." '. . . ' 01 'W acsaW . This Supreme Council iss composed , of ,a President, a `s ice-,President, unit! three Conn ... LETTE,a iit01 , 4,.. kI,.rENRIJRGII OF _i\PRIL 1 . 5.. Gen. Von Blucher's itead-ouart&s Are: at this eillors, all of, %shoe' : are niotninated by his Ma-, place; The following ()Mem of ; the'Day'uvasihis' Jests. Walt this view the EnipeSor, by an. Ukesse, day published here. , : ,-- *- ' . aluited the' ht,. has been pleased to appoint. the ", Mejor Von. flelwig, of the Silesian regiment Contineetiet. in Chief of ahe s Armies, Pritice Ku-s o f hussars, h as t ame d, t h e . h o ld s resolution o f a teaoff of Stnoletiako; President, the Senate.: Lans s hreakiog up frota(the vicinity of , Colcda on the. l aoi, - VicesPreSident, auld .the 1-1111 e Councilioisi 12th inst.., and cif marching with his squadron- to Novosilzoll; Alawreecki, and Prince Luheisi, the Langeaalze. - After haring performed to march of -numbers of this Supreme Commit ; - and • for, the• * ~ * 18 he urs s or nine Get ntAll miles'. be arrived at i .Department (.4' Finance, M. Von Colonth, at pre-, Langensutlie in the night between the 12th and , sent Administrator of the ,Crown .Property of the , , • 13th inst. The place was ocettnied by 1,700 in- - King of Saxony in the I)ueby'of Warsaw.. s: Bantry, 300 eaVillr),'tind six. pieces of cannon, "To this Council shall ,he 'consigned the go.. under .the Bavarian Gen. Van Reeltherga Major * vernuwat of all the prbVinees of the Duchy of Von heist attacked him at two o'clock ln< the Wtit'SP.A`,,already occupied, or which"shall in ;lo s. . 111011 in;;, andlonod all in motion, asahe garristio,. .titre be occupied, in the 'name Of . his Imperial . who' made a .strong resistance, were •to have , Majesty. The scat. of . the (:u nail is in Warsaw; marched oil at fonr . o'clock. .. - He, -nevertheless, 4 .` And as it is the unalterable wish of his" Tat .. ' took two hOwitszerss three eannons, one amthe- "periel°Majesty, that the fate.ol-the itthabitants of nit ion and two baggage, wtiggons„ and-about 20 tile Dimity of SVarsaw luny : be-0a numb mitigated . .horse.s ; the enemy retreeted ie a sertar'e to Witt- as VOSSible, SO Will the. Cnumeiladevote themselves teeschato Major Von. Helwig pursued him for . to the elieeting of this beneficent object : ,and, as abont a leagne, but then drew. himself back to- in the - mean time, the , contributions for wards 'Pennstadt, - .. , the army 01' the Duchy are - wholly done away, -." Lieutenant Von Truhenfeltlt was wounded ; they, will consider ,it their duty' to take Ina , our loss is trifling, consisting only in.oue belie - alit, to :consider Ition s such of theimposts as areinost and one 'hussar missing, two hussars severely': oppresaive-upon the people, and reduce them to wounded a sthree or four hussars,: and 10 or fi &itch moderate amounstqeliere falling upon the in ,- • horses slightly Wounded. . . habitants of tire towns, OP those of : the counitry, "'Major Von fleltsig praises the behasiour. .of that all reeks may experience the cares of his Ala-- iiieutilstants Vonlrulwideldt anti Saw adaky, Cap- jesty fox •their welfare, and that they 'nvay per tain Wombat, and Ser . jcant Schaalc."—'(ettrre ceive thereb), as Well as by the total abolition . o f, •-spondenhas; April 23.) ' - . -- - - all levying of reedits, what a differenee - there is . BORG, APRIL 12.—Last night . a number nf . between the present and the Luc :triter otthinga, labOtwers offered themselves 'to work in the Pres- by which linapeOple were"contpelled:io - ptlit with sian trendies before Magdeburg. ' . the last rentaias of their propeety . t6 3at.isly , thesin- Deserters front the fortress tirriveodaily : they satiable rapacity of masters, - who celled themselvea , . affirm, that tne gal:x*ln is at this moment only Allies. • . , , ~. 100 strong ; the otherstroops broke up yesterday, "It is, moreover, hereby made ,known, that : partly for Tangersiminde, and partly on the road the order of Civil' Government exisstng at the to lial.le• - ' - .. ' :' entrance of our troops shall remain unchanged,' - Suite yesterdayfoitr flags of truce from Alags and .that all the tecognised authorities shall remain &berg have appeaied in the ealap.—(Coresi sou _ continued - in tnciu rightg, , .The .Supreole Coutueil dcnien, Apti! 23.) , . - s • ' shall else be speedily opened, of which alue notice 4 „ , .; .O,aTOCK, APRIL 23,—Yesterday, 1,200 more sleaU appear. (tiignects- . . .-" LANSI:M.!' SitetleB arrived here With' three pieces of cannon, The Governor General of the Duchy cif Warsaw, which yesterdays tooli the road to Boitzenburk, by and Preitlent of the; Supreme • t;ouneil, _hereby the avay of Wismar. s makes known,. that in resnect to goods, the'.intro . N great ntHuber of volunteers, of all conditions, duction of which into, 'cite Duchy was prohibited flo4.hialter since the ht. -tire Swedes haVe marched by the Coot inental Systena,—stigar,.coliee, 411(1 ill theotigh . this place. To-morrow . is the day rip- other colonial produce, will be permitted. to enter . pointed, vi 1101 it will IN decided. 'whether the by the.Cuatom houses established on the frontiers number Of•volenteataa.be sufficPens, O, if mose t e a as of thesDnelly, Avon ptsynient of an' ociecti,urem ex. be:tallied otit'fdr mutual SerVi:eo. • 'All persOns: he- o ciae duty of 15 'per cent. . longing to the militia, .`of whatsoever rank they The Chief Officer of Police has *communicated; may he, cleraymett only excepted, are exercised through theoGazettes,sthat the reports with re in the use of urruts. COMISCROrSIfiId professoi 5 , I,r;rti , , to the dreacVal situation of 'the hospitals, • merchants, trualesinen, and barrow sdriver s , may hitve 'been found exigaseratod; and false ,s;ith re be seen freely nod brotherly y nlo mktivri n g loge ,. v . ;.,trti to life Aestrian altd Saxon hospital s . ; .and , theta Our weapons consist Merely hi a pole of that the Chief Inspector of the Austrian In . ten feet tong, made' of good hood, which ia pro.. has proved, that every thing has been done whiCh sided at the end with a sharp steel point of twelve it Was in his power to•accomplish. This cannot, inches. in length. • The iseutsantry retain' the in- howe,yer, be Old of the Frem:h hospitals o which stannent to, which they are accustomed: namely, were. deserted by their inspectors, and .other Of- . the scythe, only carrying it stsaltsbt tutu am to (icers, nom Whence the most frightful coriseeueneea make it titter for elating or thrusting,--;-Corre- resulted ; but their situation is. now•considerably . spondmiciz 4 April 23.) . ~- ,.,,, • - improved. The Officers employed in the Polish itATISIIOII, APRIL s.—Ever aineetha • first ina hospitals have received distinguished' praise frmu telligenee was received Of the, arrival of their the Inspectors , '. , ' • ' •• - - , lloyal...Majestiesof'SaxotiY, the citieens 'nd inlet- SwEDISII I'f'PMEP.ANI,t, Aran, 15.-;-The Swedes bitants of it atisban havellattered tliemselves with at ,tioStook are to join the eorps of Gem!' al Dorn-, the hopes of seeitig their ; beloved Monarch within. berg t they are in English pay, • , s - s their Nykdts.•and yesterday totheir grea • t joy 0144 RXI`RACT ' oa , a LETTER PROM POMHBANIA , 1i.01.71ZD ~: wiAtes ”7cre. fulfilled. His 'Majesty the King, um- • • ' ' ,VPIIII. 13: , companicid by his Royal Ilightiesa Prince Churles, - '‘'sV e;terday , being Monday, the parishes of, arrived' here between two unni.three o'cloels in the LindOw, Weissenspring, Harenter, exe. received afternoon in the *strietest* iikeolsaito. His "Mai estY, - and the Prince were . scareely . : aliglited at. the '°:l.4"'°("ntlie 4 ' ll 4 - Direct9r , n L!A eniin, to chug tne aliwin-bells' immediately, and for t : 1 11 apartments ,prepared for thein,, in the house of the instil rcetion mass from. these' atud the. neigh- Count Lodron, Commissary-(general Of the-Circle,- bouring , parishes, to break ' itp, and rerir to the before they repaired to their ' Saxon Majesties, appointed place of asseniblutg,e at MOI i vase, on Fr s .- f a i ;i i t ir li 0 , 4 ,e -1 1 1 0 11 t i i l l i c i a , : i s i t ) i c e ,i n i t lin t 6 ite hi a s vl i va l l ti .e iili e t s y :si a n g ii a lg in .. it A 4t t . ., l a, n a c a ,l % i n4 a , f , „„ a i s a,, s ,,i, d io.wand p reach hay _ this .city, aeconipanied by the warmest wishes for ing made e sally, whose intention as-as to jein the his welfare oushis return to this capital.a s - (Cer- garrison of Custrira, and lay waste .the adjaasetc• country, and :procure pr remontientv' . 1,..4pril 24.) . ovisiom ; is was likewise stated in all_ •Leitntan's Written. iNstztletlollS, tblit. •Qore. x a AG:zit; ~ Arens 19,--TheEitglish eona l y the insurrection of the whole Valley o f a re (')tier, AV II i'(;1) passe'. here, and consisted,-)f-ifi) me rc h an t_ wider command of M. VOn Marwitz, lied likewise Men, -;two .shipa: of the line, a 50-gun ship; four' broke up , T f.) o pp os e the intended pste, of the 'frig'at-es, and five britet a weS, on fie , 7th insttinto krench at.Gristediese. The orders arrived at ten followed_ by u SwialiSh fleet of from 100 to 120: sail, under convoy of the Swedish frigatte Gate- , C) : ek i ck i ' . . nail l 'y e ",'";,- 4'cl .g. ck, ov6r Y t ' ll•I "t" S- )1. g .11- , • 111Zett'auu marchea on, with the proprietors ofest t ztes man . , uthi HI wintered at Lonisham.s---(Sciote Paper,)`' ' the eleigy; and stew'ards, at their head'; and a num.' Cl' LAI'SE E, APtim,l2,-'—in the night between the ,haa of wm a taaa 'a e i m la at. t h an emialoyet i on rye _ Sill mid 9th of Aprit, time :Russian and' I. ) !.uSs , ittri ' o r i e k liiiiii am , . s cu ,,,i .. th , y inatied i ately j a i n e a the beeiegingscorps before l'horn;; 'completed tne,nrst- troops with their axes, ' Bte. i They were . 1011 Owed israllei with ao much order and sil‘nice, that the by % „ „,..„ '. le • a t ... ...- , . s b .. , 1 , 1. a4,6uns. 4 ,tt 11 1% ILO thovistons , t.pu y, . and . . ' Om:liar i a n advanced corps knew nothing ef . it, till at san-mc they saw the advanced siate of the ':„.‘,V i r .: c t i t. l l e a s i t : ; ; l i ia ll e . a ' : e li r ar s t ,': w c , % : t e 3 7 i t t li n i i l s ' i t g h s a v l n e s b li t i gi s e l v ic e i t i .. , : s t . t i .7l , ll4 ) . sia. 6s t i s , e t ' l v i ?. t t i s;:l i is i e re k:•4l , l j e t v h . n b i e c g it at 4 i - i tz ) - -i s i t rtu i - n .fl: : o es til . t a alt . we Fluid been, 4e , ;ll , tometi to it fol . months ; 4 hilt , the beai,.g., _flag, with a crois„anit the inseriptiw) of " IWthe' stunt till the. folioiving 'notating a heir Of God for our King Lind Country," Was Bottle in etsiOS 'had the rare good fortune' not to litiv - ect . . ~ .' before the !•it;ifily peasauttt•y ; 'and in this manner single ;tutu eitherkilled or . tve.ainclecl. - LE IPSIC , Arum 18..--Tbe''Kiog pf:- ~.a.!..'otiy is we roe ,I n ' l' , i s •- p c.c. lc I iii I %loop tits towat cis MulhoseS as being Our appointed place of rendezous ; scarcely expeeted to- . .reptrn inithediately to pvesden ; min i Wore we riclived there, :Wilco a coturier brought its to join the Russians and Prussians, , with, pp,voo . inforniation of the French having beeu defeated, a aus Wary yoops. , ~ ..4, • and ot)0 'of them maths prisoo ers by the. re ruder . . '4' IVAttsA'w, APRII 3.---'!Tuts-day -day the. f° ll( ming military/ in conjunction with the in.ThrreetiA. or, • official notice wale pnblished by order of on:b. :14. , ,.., : the. Vale of thlf - Otler; unidee'thesaasaimane of aat.' cellency 'the ' linperial - ..Riasian State Coutoellor Von - Marwitzl that nudes theses circumstance s , and f3entitor tatitalsOl :-- - . our assistarace was no longer , neeessary • d . ' , . . ' ,on ~ve • " klis.MejsCsty the EMperor - pl.Russia, on the 'might rettwo quietly home,' . ' : ,• ' int:fla t -nee of - . his utetotiosia 0600 into the Duchy : 1 . ," At Dental, Oscar Stettin') ssur , watch-Word. : - OfSWarsaw, graciou.,!y„ made ;ko6ivn j:lio nava; isms betrayed to the Freacli by 3 deserter.: They:i (o"ttoareegolAtio4 w;,i.:•11 he expecied to be *observ- - nanic tu sally, our udvaneed-guardi; were surprised, ed I). Y - ti"-' i'illialsiteutts in teseurd to militarymasters anti obliged to :retire with some leSs; but the Cos,' • r i l :. l i i ;: ta i i i l ?,' l , ) . '"l'''! )l l)toiss* ra a ,..- s- , -,sere IS r autaal ft . s:. the ' seas sobu rei;tol•ed or:ler,'AO(l re-took from the i't 3 " ' 'Y P ti" ' ! ' of ftsltoops by Cie.eitissais - Ficateh the booty they had made. Oil tilk oe lIEL tJIC ~ iliti, C. lilfll ti. ,' ''' ' -- '. • ' . ' i ''' :. '. ~.„.1," . .. ;L: , ,_ , ,:,; ~ :: ' -,ostently must oteuished cf v;i(am I inkellwattle IV,IIS blirlit dOvvo. Tile VrenCh , rii . 0 . ,, II , '.;'.',l.' !;: .i Hi 11, , ,J I. , Is cftri- i , illOv:Pil, the Ili' CIVCS in - dreadful misconduct • but ant:two' tor o . taasiaiiits, m o t io t , , , astai:Mo The tit'y 4 :t',.. - e said n . 4) i!t-ti'e 194 . t ihr ":''' eces 'of 41't'llki•Y '' co intact of tit., :.; .1. , .e1:,:, t o w av c „ i t- - ')''A•stily has sileuen and 15 0 men eso their retreat."' . ' . , '4;l;Za`;ii,?' GENF:HAL INCLoSURE BILL:--frite Bill now be fore Parliament, for facilitating the Inclosure of ‘Vaste Lauds, 'provides, that proprietors of Com mon, Coil nonahle anti Undivikd ('yt onads and Waste Lands, Ivho wish to inclose, In:4y, hy.pre scing a Petition to the Justjt at the Quarter (after .Complying with certain regulti tions), receive-anthority front such Justices to , proeeed inclosing, provided the *Owner of such I\7lwe Cr4ound3, and ti re-fittha in value of the proprietor's - of the 14and>.4; &c. within the district proposed to he ineloso!, have - given their u. sent ther‘::to. The consent' oi . ` tlte,J ustiees being ob tainecl, the hnsittess of incloure i 3 to he ma -o,ged. by a CornliliSic:tier tainini.3*llevS nam ed in the Petition ; and any one , who i 3 dissatis fied with their determinktion on any point, has Lin appeal to aCourt of Law.. • • As wol) o, o f :No, Strand ; and PIO M R b 7 wILLIA AMICEIt SC ; RIPPS, Yirttith n ~strec A * the ::;trtii oet . ice, 112.istrand, where 4dc64.6;eivieritv, Ordef4 for tilt Pap6T) Lakrs for the Ertitta,,eze, (poet pad) OOT_ITIi ARE ADDIIESS. 'Vat ilofough Ac deesi to the Nincess of Walri was yesterday'presented her, Roval highness, by •Soloynoo Davies Incl Charles Calitert, Emirs. Thoja4on exc.thed ohji!cting to some terms used 'in the Ati irev;. A nquisition is, at: consequence, about to be made foe another Town hall. To her Royal Wg•hoess the PRINCESS of NVALES.. The homi,le, loyal, and dutiful :Address of the Inlvtliitant Hou4,eholders of the ancient Townattil Ilorouo of South. , wadi, the county of Sorevy, a 4. partof the People ;it , 'taulted to e , t I's Faniiiy paid Goretninetit, ia lown hull assealbf6l, ~.rts:•. of April, 1613. • cc Nay it plea,-):: ptir P,oyal Highness, . . the iidiabitants hous2holders of the an cient Town and ..iorott..Jr of Southwark, most re spectfully app roac h your Royal Hight,ess's 'gust Person, to c4indold with your Royal High- . uess and„your' Royal Daughter, upon the Melon-. choly event of the demise of the sister of our se yerely ad:U.:tett, reigning .Monarch, iyour Royal Highness's 410ther, the' venerable Duchess j an event which ‘1;:e sincerely feel ttitist, under the unprecedented circutuStances of your Royal Highness's peculiar situation in other respects, ()lye deeply involved your Royal High.... nesS and your Royal Daughter, with the other branches of your illustrious Family, in most poignant afflictions. " In the practice of that virtue for which our ancestors were particularly renowned, " the love a our country,'' we, rejoicing with the. tuition at large, and exceeded by none in sincerity, nu ' feiguely congratulate your RoyetilighnesS, that upon so :unhappy a period as the present to' your Royal Highness, it liar: pleaed `.` the (=treat Ruler of mitig:ttioli of yOur severe Alio tions, to frustrate the dii r k designs., and to bring to nouglit the daring and desperate attempts against yobt Royal ,Highness'..s honour and life ; 4 conspiracy alike invOlving the. sniety of the C A rri - vn,ttle duCadininistration of the I , tws, and, the happiness of the people. But, frustrated its such malrgyant designs . have been,. ye,tir Royd, Highness has at; least, the consolation, that, your domestic: felicity will he ktugioemtvdi, and your he-, loved daughter from the st%:'& res,.. anxiety, even should your Royal Ili;hiCess's claim to.con .ingai ritescoutintie Compromised, and your . Hightiess!s. :undoubted legitimate., rights (which cannot he compromised) to the full establishment of,rank, dignity, and splendour in the State be de ' layed:, and dented to your Royal Highness. ";Thenniversal conviction of your Royal High neSs"s' perteet innocence of the most foul and dia-: holical clukges against' your Royal. Highneis,- basely exhiliited, imconstitutienally entertained, illeg illy inquired into, lond soultistidally dismissed, but brought before the treople, through the me tWnn of votir ; magnanimity, aided by the ,Divjue I ,Vill, wise Councils,' afford us 'the 4rongest hopc•i, that. the proceedinngs taken on the abortive and secret investigations, as Lc, your Royal H4ll -mess's conduct, will, Ivitlidut delay, be Inid before his Majesty's legal ad visqrs by , his It y<il nighlic,:s the Prince Regent, in the name and on the behalf of Maje. Sty, 'ft* the Turpose of legally,tetify ; lug your Royal Highness's Complete innocence; and secsuring' be:?ond question or tlotilft,, the futm-e happitiess and glory of that iontnal pledge, which. it Ints' ph:as..l the .almighty to bestow 913 uatiou; born subject, the 'incur Druus wiek In theTbrone.of these realms.. And,. with subtui!ssion, wl2 al ; l hope; they tivill, ;Is in :!uty bound, think lit to recommend the prOsecu- . dons of such of tat conspirators as may 111 justice appear to, he liable .thereto ; that public guilt may be deagged n•: bto public, ; c,tr sacred I Iwsbiiuh :. ty:;s.o.y irtolizil fur tat. KliteGtiOn of the weak agajuA :the triachinations o f th e pOwerfoi, the stability of the . throne,, and the securVy of Cue subject.: but this would be tO no purpose, if sill fered to be vil.dateii from fake nod With sharnelF,;s impunity which oar most ve neettble. ancestors have taught US to believe, ought •Itever, to ,be endured tinder any , ei.:lintil.Stjees) without remonstrance., test free-horn subjects, by sneli.nefarious steps,. become abjeet 'laves in 'tlewisle, for ages triumphaUtly Liznd • of Liberty: V ".• 'We alio ardently ent,reat your graciously to accypt this uo : tetgruid, :,Isttrance of oar duty; fidehty, and ! l imit in OnlableAttaeltinent to your /loyal II igh iilmtrions'daughter, inlet to the. illustrious Vamily art ibc Throf,e, that as it will itivity'S be onrconstant prayer, and dint of children, to the 'Almighty God, Aug, shielded by the r,aw, 1 - irtue may triumph .over Vice so. to. support the. digoity of the Throne, we will ever be ready to make sacrifices without. murmur, tvhihit those 44411 - lees ut applied .to their legiti mitte objects, and tiofeiguediy assure your Royal 17. . ,•••iess that it shall always be our s t u dy am l e1..7.1-iour, by every act of and loy a l sub jects, to secure t o your Royal 111 , ..!,•b0e s that j6s-' ti-L,rarik, dignity, 41 spleililou Ili 11,e St i ne, the country and that true .lustre of the Crown'the'' hearts of the people.' ( 44 igticA " . 50r . ..64.10N 1)A1 . 1.1. , 5; Chairman.- ANSWER OF MR ROTCAL •ITIGHNESq. I thank you since ly !or this Atidre s., The good people of,your uncient Borough may rem al sured, that I derive a great satisfaction from the lively interest which they take in my own and my daughter's welfare," Arrived-here Major-General the Earl of V 3 ' APait sl; with Brigadier-General DoWiin:. After re V , ing and inspecting the Spaair,b rived in the Spanish frigatelphigenia, and are.destinett.td..:sail in a few 1:1‘,.s as to the Caowx P RINC E Of S ,* tamed the Spanish Officers.. It was a gratifying specta and the' review, notwithstav tr oops idelbilch the weather, was F.ttencied. b' .bitants of this town. Gene - Capt.- DUFF, Ellti.ll liied Lord FIFE, and (.4eneral, ship gave an entertainment:; diers in the good oid,Englist These troops looked remarl through - severest evolutions etc t ' It is a nioq gr4fying - r torch of liberty in such full ties of Europe, and it tray Meeting in the centre. The' tice to the noble Spvnish nat the standard of liberty eqt , British nation, who has so e to complete the grand 'boom: dependence: A number of patriotic to given, an:l sung in Spanish xv enthas : osm ;. among the toati of Great Britain, our faith& with three times three-- , -,"..: who sn nobly and generously Spaslyniktion, but every nat proofs' of thir devotion to' was drank with rapturous ebei not only by the gompany prc:. catty . by the soidieri`ttrawn, ; at eFlritt-•' in good !~Tench wine quarters at Boutdcaux." t s l , The General TV ill rttittr, in- a few weeks, to onlir. for which. purpt - r t se the Latin, P 01,1( • BOW-STREi T.—YeSterati Vas appreheackd a few day charged with - being concel forgeries which have. far, son; nutted on a nu'mher of 13 ° derwent an examination Sitting Magistrate. The p for further examination. Thomas Davies was char, Wilton, with whoni•he live cd that the Noble Earl. be, had no doubt hot be wits ti ticularly of Bank noteF., al ed, he kept them in very s and key, &c. His Dodd' his . ootes;,'auct put them in frOm whenee.thee had bee cordinglr did-on the 5 - th exantined several times, had left them, till Wettnes , eel s'otue of the notes he ha was •advised to send' for The Officer' advised that e l be assembled itt one room, was done.—On seltrcbing Note, Adkins found Note, which the Noble one he hadimarked; ;11)( 1 The Otlicer then procreav and closets belonging 1 1 ) his care, when be found notes which hail been•m 3r tuol •stolzn; also four sk keys, 'are 'of them..opetie marked Notes bad been dr three private Joelts of the soner was committed. foe attended with Earl Wilton 111111 I Oo the 27th tilt. the Lady of nuohory-plac.e, Islington, ni Wedtwsday lag, .the I,lol ' Leek-Hall, Surrev, of a SO. MARX 011 Thursday. the eld by the Hee. 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