The Sun. — London, England, 1813-05-26 00:00:00

; - ' 14 11 enssio,l of the Eaq India Oneiktion svaA 'i.t, in the House of CoMmons, ordered. to 2 411 for ATOrid ty next; when this important litter ►tilt he brought under theconsideration of ,4liarneAt'. The Company's. advocates, not yet IlEett with the iufor►nat'tnn they have been ex" 4 ing for the last month, expressed a wish for y, but theieneral sense of the House seemed be decidedly hostile to procrastination. le QUEEN, We understand, 'has signified an ►tints to no more Drawing Rooms this MUNSTE,R had an audience of .NT. • ;hness the PRINCE REGENT dined y yesterday:at Chelsea. Princess CHARLOTTE took an air ge in Hyde-park. REGENT has 'transferred to the ICE the 15,01301. left by his late ich became the property Of the .nd to the Princess of WALES. 4UNswicK had preionsly re 'al Highness to ilecept the gnat.- ldren, frhich he has graciously ‘Vbi +.l" o ' t ,~~. F ;SVCI 1 ,5 ' „A('4 otincil was held yeqerriay, when •oin Sir J. 13, WARREN were taken YORK held a Military Levee yes-, in the - ilore Guards, which ly , Lord ROLLE, Lord G. BERES ,UNT4OY, General NoktoN, Lieu .MAITY:AND, Major,General 'n: ARABIN, and. a number of other . . linpanie of the 'Guards have re-, hold tlwntselves in readiness for under the immediate com:Land of , outs from Gottenburgb representi CUMIIER'LAND as having reached ~..e M good health. if reports in political ,ishionable eirelei are to be trusted, his .Royal ,Imess is ..tot gone a military mission, out to .1-1 honourabl e t renc h es before the Arch.-Dnebess 11,ERINR, the amiabl e sister-of the Emperor of i n it 'WHS tat in the Howe on Monday 1- ' o , . that Lord CiItAVES was to he the ,new Lord ers. the evet lied-chamber in the room of y,1113,10ND. 111 E li' the Earl of v ononrable EnwARD STEWART of the 'il et""l l i tig Office, succeeds to the Navy Office in lie scats of Cummissi oner GAMBIER; and Mr. AY ' 1-4°rd MRI.VILLE's Private Secretary, is to be ,iiioitlted to the Vict ua lli ng Offi ce i n the room of P. STEWART. I. • After 11 . ' it , a. SPEAKER ilia resnmed the Chair on ~..:)ytiy night,,Lord IlArretayrz ‘ , ,a‘4 notice of a Iqi a, on the subject of Parliamentary Reform, ())* the llth of J mte next. ' . '4- • Oreqt anxiety is naturally felt in London for the fate of itainhurgh. It is said, thnt several pers°ils qui[till that place for England, taking uit them ;1111 their r a l ra hie and rnov a hie prOperty. Twh elitY ye vetielt7thoist o fEta=rte, iteetti, them l a d en with mei-eltantt (feral ted from Haniburgh on the I sth t a m !, strived at Heligoland. on the. 11Th. Tile Brink ch Altnnalutil sti,pentl,..(l.ith pavineuts ills fom tigland on that .e3tahlisi4rnent had been b returrneil iutett; • . . &Mo rning Pnper m ent iO ns, that. the Catituinmf a ttentral 'vessel thearrived frinn leratice, srites,:that ixtiole of the 'French Aruiv crossed the Elbe • 'II the 12th and 13tb. It had heel"' ni'el'i°"/Y liiined hy a large r einforcement (If cavd.ry Let t el:8 ,"I PariS, dated the Pith, as , ;ert that Negiri - a" cats for Peace are, notwit t :•iratt,lind; the 1.06,i1e 'lllations, proceeding with :alt . .; v. 411,1r.StLyttsTitti, the King's Nle , s...n , zer, '.vas "nt , with dispatches, on - Sunday, to the itead-qt r uir- , ..ts (tithe Allied Army. hid en ‘, t I L quilt DF: LA FERRoNAIE who' , be 11. ',,, t° the Emperor ALEXANDER by the ta'ree . en 8 1 1 4 .1 1 1 , - ", returned yesterday to town from Eris at i t::: . sp e ",:, We understand that he gk es a favoura .. .A14, 4 `4 . 1t 9f the position and prospects of the r()1141`lit• Ituryland Gazette, of the 15th of Aril,p . t %IIwile: of letlers purporting to be. writ - t i 'l Itl is ' t • ' tvernment, at the cs 'ite. o f t i,j. LIARt.OI.v to his lett vier 0 111.. They state, tha t (T( the , f a ti t l l l? wing of u renewed to k r e made to Mr. JEFEERSON . s . 11 _ Ilhitiiii!.lAbl3ol•T as the reward tor coninienet g t, l, ( ' e4 with eireat Britain. ',„."Atti l t it " ttlut gtutrittitte of. Frtlltro, Itii i kC tiat to continue for life in the e person c o f 1 th Presidney t lf e t o h c e: t?, 0.. . .. o be paid to tilt 1),.„"Alaillm of francs, or more if nece"arY' t a T.P"vut from the French Trot:my. 4,1 -"ree thou' t o be I. uand rrvich 0 . tf f ices i t i o re h i e id s e e i t t i t t . to America, k .cett at the disposai o theh.. •ilicered and manned tho„. rrenLii ships of the hoe, to -`° II d • ~u sai o f the * kae -i r..l l Y hY the Americans, and to be at t e te r othcrity. . . X' to V, .4 4 r' Fl'' 40tic 10.'_ 'T)ns private letters to the IStit , alt.. were o 4 /14 ed yestertlay from New York, NA toiling tiiei'vatiou,s other quarters in America. Most of of :I I had been previously „pel t ed by the' agent . s . ail t he United States, and it is supposed that all se`% r n ee relatingcm politics had been detain" 14 er,ll of that 43cription, which were referred ei husiness_letter„, h a ve not reached those to tH n tliq were athiresserl ft* , , _.... tor'l r'til. %pp.. 11 1 her READINGS on i: 1- %. ‘01, 1 „-, . -I- conc in et I Last at the A • le Rooms, with the tra t, Re(iy of if' Ig Y 1: 1 '' AL - andet. The nn was crowded, att . ct ( 3i : o ' o k - contpAtty tetiti' ' the highest aPPlails.e. It is 5,1) l'insand pounds 13 c. 0-, 11 41)9 . 4 . e `i t ll 4t Nini ; ( 1 1 DIR)N - lias'clFri‘''04 about tveo, ' 6 )t t t (1 - by these Recitations. i ,,s l i b ein e neral, SA RRA " , i t see ms, is cm the eve of 4 01 Ivif, 4 Illarr ied to an English lady, his former e l 0 ''sect 4e c i urding .to report, having lately tnir iil .4 41 ' 8 o r : re ,lril ()Jeer. the tietteral, it is r : , up t , n l f,'"uted to make -a handsome settlement o °' ta t „, ~,'`4 , l ' ctv matrimonial . ally, having Obtained I't ; I" am able - prizes during "his .eatupaigns hi, the ~ , eilea 111-tillea. ...,-.:‘, !Twin, 4 .. ~Tv eiterday Coon i At p a , Ner , it , 4 , tl',His ltoyal 1-liGigl:' !., in h 4 select party :, oil kktertlay the P .404 The her carriat;( ' The PRtticE it 'c'k' l to of lint.isw mot her, itiul whir sle .. ' 11 (T, as linsbat e Duke of - Bi 01), ester IL . „ his ttoy3 str n'iliip of his ch 1 ,,( 4 ' ttak en. .:,16 .Cahinet Co dispatches fro of tousitleratio t irg lie Duke of 1 0 11 0 , , ti'lY, at lii off 1 % at 1 i 1 , L tent,eo oy f . r' r ' ,l l), Lord Ni - .; teum it 0, 1 . , • .ienc il l 1 ~ !..., I ) eut.-Gen mtlltary CI% a , ers, ; et. ,e'''4!(.l uoli c . e°l i toreign • e to tio ilit :... t h e 0 ,'ervice, 1 4 e ot St.); (0 , 0 11 ti , „ : e last necol G'; 64l ' kat e I) ''l'st'• of ;.Pl lice i n Ili go ...i fashionable highness is .)0' triid 'il)en is 1 1 , e ourno„ f ATHE RT %. # It , NR, till c„ lISSIII. ,111,.t.1t Wiis ktated v 0 5, that 1, 01 . ( 1 f4l ( . 1 .! the lied -chi ,l. ' 1 " ultr‘ ioND ,;t1l: ,:rhe ii6noti •OF ' , Quin- v ' 1, it i l A l r l'e rooto of ( i of " 4 1r, Lord 2U a ai ol d tPrioitlted to t i Ai 8 if l r ,, FEWART_ NAVAL NEWS; PLYMOUTH, MAY 24.--A.E. lee?. yesterday after . 'noon the American' schooner Miranda, - from Rhode Island, with a cargo consisting . of dual, and staves, bound to Cuba, captured near 0121:At ter place by a letter of marque belonging to Li verpool, commanded by Capt. 1-:oom.souil, re taken on. the 19th inst. by the American privateer Paul Jones, and again :captured on the 21st fol lowing, after a smart 'chase, by the Unicorn fri- gate. Sailed yesterddy, the Fox ltovad brig of war, with a convoys to the lilaqward. Arrived the Sampson, PAlMtlt, frOm Chep stow, with timber. Sailed his Majesty's sloop Seyna on a ernize. DEAL; MAY 25.--Arrived the Archer sloop of %val., with the loss of her fore-top-mist, wl►ich she carried tr.vay in chase of a French privateer. — Also the Folkestone hired cutter from Flushing. The outward-bound remain.. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 25.---Came into harbour his' Majesty store-ship Spy, Capt. ANDERSON. The Tynan, of 10 guns,. Capt: BALDwtt&, sails to-morrow morning with the Downs convoy. Majesty's ship .4rethuvt, Capt. COFFIN, WilOSe arrival we mentiotied yesterday, is from Vera Cruz, with a very considerable quantity of money on board. • FALMOVTIT, MAY. 23.—Arrived tilt brig Rasa corn La Gui,ra i in 44 days ; the Duki• of Molt:- Tose, bound for lialifpx, hes gone into the Roach HARwicu, ZIAY.2S.—The 73d Regiment, about four htu marched in here this, morn-, ing from ColcheSter, awl with a small detachment of artillery, fliberked on board, four transports ; their destination is very properly kept a secret. -- A large proportion ofaunnunitifm, muskets, .and other ordnance stores, is also to proceed with the same convoy. The..4-reihum frigate i•; arrived at Portsmouth from Vera. Cruz. Slit , . nos on board 472,000 dot- Lars for Ciovernment, And :00,000 for merchants.;. The Aretlptsa. brings •acconnts that the Insurgents itr Mexico . are grr ativ :vowed and ineApaple of much,re4istance. Oa the Orli of \larch, t h ree miliions tout a half of dal; trs arrived at Ver . aCtuz from Ile%ico, 'littler the protection of a small eseoft. The Arelhusa arrived at Bermada op her way to rAngland, ui> the 2d of May, having touch cd both at Jamaica .and Havanaah. She had i under her coo voy three ships bound to Grce:ioek but parted front taetn, on the 29th ult. in chase of Freprii corvette. tyhich made her escape. She re-took' a Spanish ship which the corvette, had capturt:d. No part of the convoy had. reached ' ,Ikrmitda on the 4.0 of ,May. The :44mqrailt.1;us ;- stoop of .war had arrived a t Bermuda front Ja puma ; she brought accottnts, that the Betrossa, with the fleet which sailed frou Cork on the 13th o f F e bruary, arrived at. that Island on the 30th of March.; and- that the botpewold-hound . fleet was appointed to from King.ton on the 3a o f April ; that the ships 411cutor,Goot4tN, and the Netv);//,. TitomAs, had art !ved-at with the .Saucy Jack awl Saratoga privateers, which. had tvapt.toed tlO m. The valuanie American latliernan belolging to Mr. (it a Aar), Philadelphia, vrh.eit was captured by Commodore lilittiisvotto•in tine D.:-laware, has Nen rausolat.il by her owner for 180,000 dollara, The utoey, v.-as 00 hoard:the Poictier,s pii:st-h,at. The shifi, and her cargo were worth / four time, the sum, could they have been disposed of at at Lair inaditt• • 'Of the tour vesseis Mentioned 'in the Gazette as captured by the boat.s of Sir B. WrAItRUN'S sqtu drop, •tbe Paplo was a privateer, the Racer and 'Lbvr, letters of marque, for France s• and the Arab a ketch, for Savannah. The American papers in form lei, that these' vessels , being afterwards manned and converted into tenders by the British, were 'sent farther up the Chesapeake, and about 6 miles above PROACIIt, 'len in w►th a number -of small craft, which they took, together With the schooner Providence Packet: • V es. t emay the Lord Mayor having investigated the reports of the prices and quantities of Wheat and Flour sold during the preceding week, of bread to be continued at •ls. 60. the Inarterii loaf of wheaten, and Is, sd. household. . His Lordship then. attended a Court of Com tnon Connell at Guildhall, to receive a report from the Militia Committee. - The Militia Committee reported,' that the inefjicierit state of the London Militias arose from the nature •of their .constitn 'oon and their limited service, and recommended an application, to Parliament, for ro.pealing the present Acts, and for an Act to raise in lieu there of one regiment of .600 111011 to .he placed at the disposal of Government, in like manner:as the .Militia of the several counties; and the . other regi merit of 600 men for - the local prot,!ctiou and de fence :of the City, agreeably to its ancient privi .leges, after• considerable debate, 'was or dered. . _ . k emy Longman, V.isq. petitioned the Court to be excused ,erving the otliee of Sheritr, having paid 4001' and 20 marks into the Chamber, which was agreed to On Tuesday se'nnight, the wife of a labourer of Hessle, named Thomas Brown, was ,brought .ont in a,hatter by her imiband,, in. the Market piacc,.lintli and exp?sett to sale ; when, according to a,.itreeoneerted arrangement among the putties, 'she. wai7honght for a guinea,' by -mother labourer of liebsie - Cliffi n a nnd George Hardy. EPIGRAM bN A WIC C 1 ). t,POI:III.:CAItY. la Rhubarb fer ever 'f,;lefl to &al, In vain to Jea.ve - linsin , ss lvt 'The Rzer huma my vl-tft, 11, to feel, The litt,•6 his ov:a 110011, .f.tY 24. ~. . . 5T.111..', OF THE ODDS -ON THE DEUBY &T AXES. 21 to t:0 ,-.tg.,t Sloo!ritsko. 15 to 1 agst brother to Pan. 4to 1 agc.t Solv:aan. 20 to 1 apt Mr. La :e. 7 to 1 agst Void Derby. • , T w elv e horses are expected to start - tot its . The following p4ilosophieal apology for bad shots is contained pb4ragraPh annoloicipg the exploits of a Club of Pigeon Shootyrs We observed many birds to escape, proliqhly the Oensity of the atmosphere, svhieh sur charged with vapour, caused °giro! itimsion." We copy the 10116 , sitw,extraordinaryfoct from a Morning 'Paper ; —it displays clmtasteful. city. of sava iirand seems to bear stronglyupow,the Catholielt question l A *sa - a.ge, having made a dinner of Jesicits . , skid to hrs compnniOns, Alrhat'wretched feilo‘Ns are diesel They are neither gotid boiled nor roasted.'• s • , Mr. B—, A Itivenile Irish Gentleman of consi derable fortune, and Much larger expeetancies, lost a I aige sum at play in St. James's-street, in the course of the last week : report says to the tuna ant Of .24,000/. • - • , , ,` TI EATRIcAL FtiNn.—The Tragedy . of The Gamester was represents .1 last sib it s at Covent- Garden Theatre,lor the benefit of this excellent. Institution, and Mrs. SinnoNs, to the honotir of her feelings, came forward to supPort.it with the aid of her .great talents in - the character of Mrs. Beverley, As soon as the c‘irtain (hot up, and this unrivalled' actress. appeared, a loud and uni versal burst of applause was heat:l, and co.linucd for several moments, the' andienCe cheer:lag her in all pits, ,and waving their huts, in te , tilliony 'of cordial welcome. Her performance was admirable throughout.. . YotiNo acquitted himself very ably in pecci - ley, and CIiAiILESKENIBLE equally well in Letrson. , The house. was taranged, and . lhe firgt itecoutit, we nntlevAtand, amounted to 7081. — Mrs. jOiLDAN amply compensated for the distress excited by the Tragedy by her humour and spirit, as Nell, in The Dealt, to Pay.' Mr. KENtaLe played Sir Giles Overreach, in the Coinedy Of d New Way to pay Old Debts, on . Thursday night, !.:t the Dublin Thea 4 The umpires in the late rate Iwve announced, that Rainer did V0..1 miles in,l7 hours minutes,. and the remaining 9L in 0ne...b0ur„,40 minutes, SO seconds, be; a;:18 hours„ '5O . minutes; 50 se conds, in completing 100.1ailes ; and that Cross completed 48 miles in 7 hours, and then gave Cross remains very lame; hut Ittuner is quite t•,- coVered. The stake of 400 guineas, ,was•paid a. Vonday, On Saturday the 24 'Reg - I:neat of Royarßneks, or King,'; Own I.4mti.:Ailt;.U.l, under the command of Lord I....TUGENT : , completed their fourteen days trainingatAylesiwry, Prev s iotts to their tiismissd Op . )? wer revieakeil by Major-General CtiETER, svho exiirpssed, 'in the strongest ternist his high approbation of the .a.;itari appearance and dis-. cipline of the Regiment • LA\V REpoRT. CO L7:ll' OF NjAy 45. 01 3 1:11A-1 lOUS ,• tvATERS V.. TAYLOR. The money-takers, who had disobeyed the in junction t) the Coart, not paying, the. money which they. had received at the Opera-house . doors to Mr. Harrison, the treasurer, attended this day; and, being questioned by the Chancellor its to ,their reason for disObeyin:,.;,. they said (as_ ~ ve. understood) .shalt they were ignorant of the. con-, sequences of refusal, and: had acted pursuant to the orders communicated to them by or on behalf of Mr. Taylor.. The LORD CHANCeLLOR directed the order of contempt to be made outugaiust them, but not to be enforced unless there should be a future .act of digeoedience. said, that Mr. Taylor might dismiss these people, and appoint oi hers, who might come to his 14ordship with the same excuse, , • The LORD CaANctmt,oa scud, that the same ex,- case would not in future be received from ;my one ; and if those who trizinaged thivcattSe. for Mr. Waters heard of, any new ;appointments, it would be proper in them to give notice of this determi nation of the Court ; but, at any rate, the excuse would be Ito move ; , ,dmitted. • • Mr: HinT then moved to ,extendthelrtittnction against Mr. 1 4 ylor, uccurtliug to the suggestion .of the Court on a former ~.oecasion.. They had „given notice, of this motion, and nobody appearlial to oppose it. The LORD CHANCELLOR ordered the injunction to be extended . as desired. CONSISTOitY COURT, Docroits'-comNtoms. • _ • JONES; cALCED nantmso . *, V. atianrsoN. This was a snit of nullity, of marria.,e, - brought 'by ltachael Robinson,. the wife, against Clement Robinson, her hto)ant.f, by reason of her minority at the §olemnizatioti thereof. It appear; from the libel anti evicience in the mist!, that .the marriage took place by license between the parties, in May, 791, wit!; ,, ;;t the knowledge or consent of her pa . . rents,iiie wilt: toeing tuen only of the . age of t 8 years. This far, was cLnt . ,.ly established. by the.deposi ti6ns rif several witapses of the Jewish'religian, the f a tt ie r and mother of the minor being also 'of that feligion. It .. ;tpwrired that the parties had been married 16 years; and bad bail several issue by that. Marriage. The Learned Advocate on the part of the Wife submitted, it was nut ric!'essary to ewer into army argurpeut as . to the nature of a marriage I.):tween ChriStian awl Jett', its ho apprehended this case must be decided by the Marriage Art, stud the question was, whether the parties come within the exception of ttic•l ith ttttd .Bth - sections that Act. l'ha T.,eui. lied Judge • OhSer4C(l,lllat there was clear -proof of the fiti . t. (if 111illOritV at the time of marriage, and he was cleir- IY of opinion that the "pitrties did not come -within the exception of the Marriage Act respecting Jews, Pud Qfitticers,,and therefore, hEsahl; bL was bound to pronottnce time marriage to tie mmtmil ktati IN THE PENINSULA. Alargatsi bead-cid:tilers sic Freyn.via. Light Ilivision, .Italot-Gen., C. &A m's at Gu- •• Ist Div.isimi, Lieut.-General Sir T. cirahatn's at "Vizen—giarils at Cil;9rto. 2d Divisian, Lieut.-Geo. Sir it. Hill's at Curia. •;•.1 Divkion, L;cutp-General S;r. T. I Lient.-General tole sth riivlsipn; Clinton's, will_ be,. perhaps, liajor-(;en , ril o,wald's ; head. t er ni the I i 1 . '.1 )0;• f, 1,1/m u. 6tii ‘vlis :.,1:11or-C.lot:il Leith's, tit,pre.‘- sent isl\lajor.-Grn,:fiti Hay's : bait i 9 to • h .Q a4l 7 litil l eters it e ll. • ith Lient:•-tileneral Lord head-o,natz"vit at Vintro,,,.. . A Dr;pde of Porthfre;ie i 3 iatachei to cub Divi3iou. Lietn.-Gen. Hill has about 10,000 at Major-Greperal Bock's Brigade, I t ,tai 2il • Germarts,,net.r. Coimbra , .M.;ljoy-General Tonsonby's 3d and 4th Tjrat.sxons; and sth divisiOn Guards, I\fa . ior-Getteral A.nstin's Brigade, arid. 15th light dragoOns; at Avico. Majoi-Ottral Alen's Brigade, ISt Ger.:lan hits and .14th. light drag oons . , •• Royal flow (.loards (1 7 11ue), at "ftioutar. Guards, •• • 10th V,lht, IStll at 2`..lirante.. Major-(;en. Slade's brigade, royal And 3d dragoon guardS. ••• ' • , 111ajor - Ge.teral Long's brigade, '..td Inis , :ars and ni,.ighbOtirltood of .Placeutia, : M.ijor Gen. Cooke, ateettiz, 'with the 29th , regi. , went, h German iiittalion, and three cum patucS . • • \Llor Gen. Peacoek, Lkbou, with the: 77th regiment, and detacitmerits. Olen: 'Sir John Mttr - ray, at Alicant, "With the Ist battalions of the 10th, 518th, and SI ; 2d bait. 27th ; 211 and 4th. haq. German in fntry regititent ; Pe ment ; Italian levy, Brunswick dragOons; part of the 20th dragoons, • and lank companies of the 67th, 21st, 75th, .31st, and :15th regiments, making a force, with the Spanish trootil and some Portuguese artil lery, of upwards 61;24,000. NOTTINGHAM, MAY 2-1,---Yestenloy General Burns, .Conimanduut of tll4 military district, re, 'viewed tim seven, troops that lie here of toat fine 'regiment known by the mime of the Scots' Greys. Kilkenny are to be reviewed to-n.ior- 1.0... y. ~ . . . The Worcestershire Yeomanry cavalry, tinder the eimunand of, the lion. Major Cock:::, Mint. bled i..r Wcirees . ter on Monday, for ten days mili tary ditty., . . . The South Worcester 'nal Militia ha vim com liieted the period of ttiiining in Glenna.--ii,..r, re mined tci Upton-bit= evern onWedne.iday p0p...1-ing ing last. . 4. . The West Worcesfer Regiment of 'Militia '4,v; , ., mspecied on S . : Outlay by .Major-Geaci - l - FYI , : ; and On Tuesday, the tithe appointed for its niiii , . tary service, expired. MIDDLE: , ; rIOSPrfAi4". Annleersary Dinner in honour of this Me ritorious Inr;titution to ,k place on Stuart! rit 'A'illis'siloonts*.' The MartitO's, of J.lni:Tr , oals Was in the Chair, and supported by Lul Pr.:te,l7 and Earl Cuot:mextmev.: The dinner wait excel lent., and the wines of the. best order• As i)on . the cloth WvN removed, the Nocal Performers \III.) had been engaged for ihe occasion, con... , iiang DoYtA;, Olo;:elNi, and others, gave !Von Nnllis DonAine in a Very bo' essive manner. Lord 11011E . AT SEA MOOR then addressed the cminvins.: in favour Of the institution, ;Intl nuule si very elo 'quent appeal to their feelings, in behalf cif ail tablis',Ments of the starve description• d:l%tCa n y . io n the advantages which Societyderied such lnstitations, as well from their tendency to excite feelings of .compassion and sympathy athong,o ll orders; of the con,nomity, and ,binding thew together in ties of harwouy and good wi11,,, in' the 'relief Nvilich they afforded to the ictiuis of diseaSe and those ,ic.cidents to which the lite of Mad is exposed. The Noble Lord illustrated the subject by a reference to which he stated, and which forcibly operated upon his audit. nee. The Noble Lord then strongly recommended the Mid dlesex.llospital to the ,protection of theeoutpauy. stating, that all the nedieal Gentleun who Hie connected with it gave theit , s , ...;'vices ' and that nothing. could Capilll the zeal and al4crity with w) l ieli they attended to the. sliffyrers, but knowledge and ahility with ti isi,lithey &.ieliar;ed their mctitOrioas Office. in the ec.mrtie of eyeaing the Tre;:isurer, Ili os:r.,i, gave a gt.'ut,t ; tti outline of thy state of tin: Instittition, and report ed the mules of several dkainguished Chara.,.tcrs who had sent contribntions on that day"; and J. H. nogg, Esq. one of the Stewards, made 'honourable mention of the nenefactors of last year,.. The, day was enliNened by l;.}yal an d a pp ro .. priate toasts', and sonic excellent sonv,... and 2:lces; and the whole was the tritniyh off benevolence and cons is tab y:' anCivotirtisN-cE4xacv,l;A::)GrtE;olNrl.(%ivra2ia t(3 —lasoot I ,ye hut tint f - elv t otogl, slue s'artlpleli of Wheat ro . olintio4l fril a,f df:ffr, i)or fft ' flilliify WnS gearPelY S.:tle'Atzle') tint , f; o .l(:) ,, ffifinor s , ItS priCC, OW urriitu€l-,, coittitttiv,-; ic, h 4. , ' ii ~:, ','" (lull satle i ..,,talt An d /iv, voo titalt. trai,iiit N,, t,,1. tion ; ();it3 ';11 pev yintter i ,,,,. , 1 ,, , , ~ ~,,I -ri i .sk itvolo tatpi ort the pricv , ., of tic`-1111` , ,I;;(1 ,tppe:ir IA) be 100 k ilig li p rv',,Vii, ; !!,1,1,, ... Tti:fti::), in i)llivrarticlef.; I livi e i , i tf:., o ether 0 i.,,,. EngliKh Wheat. 57i. C 74. 73%. ' V...ti11, hi+ , 401 ,, - -119 i. 1,?93i. l'' r .t o ok do. I Ws.. e,'`'. 14m. - - f;.•. - - - - - 5:3 , , I;3s, - . 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