The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-05 00:00:00

Arun% tn—t Dublin , 2 Watt., font rhir.-1 Lisboa, t; Got tenborgth l Gnersiley, I Jersey. MICE OP TOCKS imv twr,LvF.WeLocic. Consois 594 591 59 I Itati,,A4lll 68,./ 59i1 THE SUN. ‘P1.1.:".1 QIYIS DICERE r , 1141114 AU DEAT ? 0 11 1 /4 0 ttintky, 5, 1813. better by the Halifax Mail, states, " that 14K.LA, our Charge d'A,flaires at Wdihington ht, cn ;Amsted, with fifty others, accused of an attempt to 4eparate the Northern and 'Southern Pro► Inca;g America; also of holding a treacbcrous correspondence with Sir B. WAAREN,whose fleet is off Nov York, and has,',tpturcd a number of Attleri cans. We do not tincierstand,however, that any ad-: vices have been received by Government to cor roborate this !statement. A report had •been cirealatell, that the crew of the 0,7)14e1e5. ‘ , C) the Halifax station, bad signifie t t a rcp,ifutior t tt i ot to fight against the American fri gates, which the crew Lad denied by a letter which bad been puld6hed, and iu which they ezpres,sed their wish to have an opportunity of meeting the enemy. Paris Papers to. the 2d inst.' reached toxin. last night, containing the long expected Expose. It proves, hOwever, to be a docUment so perfectly vapid, so absolutely void of all boasting, of all promise, of all prospect, that the first sensation on reading - it is that of surprise at the nothingness of its contents. Not a word about ‘i our allies.;" . not a word about " our grand army';" not a n'ot' a about victories ; the high destinies of the " thieat Nation," its preponderance in ifmrope, or !illy expected achievement by its forces. In stead of all these topics, which were wont to form so, prominent a part of former Exposes, which were twisted into such a variety orthapes, made to glitter In antitheSia, and.threaten in high sound- Itinglia6e the liberties and the repose of the Continent, we have a 'pastoral 'dissertitioh usisti sheep-walks, the multiplication of cattle, rains of Spanish breed, and stallions ! That the Expose commences, and goes on throtigh :long description of the internal state of .Vrance, which is wholly uninteresting to an Engliih ..reader, Any one reading it, who sx' as unacquainted with the previous character of the Man, would ,suppose that EI:I4X 4Ph IiTE bad been all his life a. larstcr, and, never looked 'beyond the bleeding of etock and the growing of corn To , the nations of'Europe; however, it must af ford a, real and : Oninixed gratification. lt offers a decisive proof that the Tyrant, whose , oppressive yoke has so long, been borne with tience, is, at length, completely baffled, his re sources destroyed, and his prlects hopeless ly thwarted. riml there been the slightest, - the 'mast fragile basis whereon hi might have ap pt.tare,:i to establish some boasting project of ambition, tinder the guise of restoring the in dependent's:sof Europe, could he have placed the least reliance on his Allies, could he have looLed • forward to even the most remote prospect of some achievement to retrieve. his fallen fortunes, tbero cannot be st i dopht that it would have found a distinguished place in the annual Expose. • Ant, no all is dark 'and lovvering—all his previous boasts are proved to be empty braggart nothilsgss, which, he cannot for a moment substantiate in the face of the French people. Some trick. must, • therefore, be played off, and the people roust be deluded with a story, Of the prosperous state of agriculture, and manufactores. Nothing ester -1 011 can bP'brOdgid 10 Isis aid—the Expose Le-could no longer tielay, , and thus we have the jumble of ~c ongtuorts topics which it presents, and which, in such a_docninent, are truly ludicrous, offering, in cnmparison with fortner,Expoces, a most laugh- . able instance of. bathos. Spanish rams, sheep•. wasS4l, cattle, and stssllions, - might have formed sypinpriate subjects in an agricultural re. port.; but to 'find' theta prominently. plated iri the officiut Exp055,...0f BUONAPAATE,.-1113 who: Wal wont: to talk of dethroning Sovereigns, and giving awe', crowns, of annihilating, armies, and overw4elniing nations, Is, indeed, a whinisical change. Ile would fain persuade the people of France, that he is dev o t e d t o t h e arts of peace, and that the, plough aad the distaff alone occupy his attention. Is pot this 'the -roost complete Conforilon of Iris distress ? is it not the 'most ample acknowledgment of the difficulties into .vvi...Z.c.l.4‘he has been planged by the utter failure of h;s in Russia, and the destruction of b:s army I Shall we now be told of his being able- in a few months to raise' another an ay to re triete his disgrace I I-/ad it been possible, he Mould have told us so, with a most magoiticent, boast. But, no 1 utterly disappointed in-'all his the circumstances of the ;e, it is highly fit.and proper, with a view to the welfare of her Royal Highness the I.'ltitccrtss CHARLOTTE, the hapOi• ness orthe PRINcE REar.Nr, amrthe important illwrests of the State, that THE INTERCOLIIISE TWEEy IiER ROYAL IfIGIINF,IS TILE PitIVcP.SI OP 'ALES, and her Royni: 11101111 ES the ParNc.:zss. CULARLOTTE iIUULD CONTIMPI: TO.TIE SUBJECT TO REMATION AND. iIitiTRAINT. There eb111)0t he doubt that the Report thus given by the high autho rities in question,' Las been as cautiously expressed . as it was deeply considered; and therefore it is not .necessary for us to pay any attention to the logip eal niceties, and sped:kJ-pleading distinctions, ola Morning Print s and to inquire whether ',may prohibits and is incompatible' with change"— it is enough to know, that the enlightened charac ' ters who framed the report were fully aware of the increased iesttiction a loch had been imposed upon the ietercourse, in question, * and that those ekghtened (haracters iwpliedly approve of this increased restriction, ansi that their acquiesence tuttst be concluded to be referable to tis restric, dons as they existed altogether, at the time when" they Made their. report. Truth and justice are our only objecti, and as they cannot be oh :tained in the present important case by news paper discussions, vre 'shail . not imitate some of our compeqtars,by dragging thesubjectunnecessa rily befo're the public. Thematter has now pro- ceeded so far, that it 'must necessarily lead to investigations and conacquences of the ,most important nature, and' therefore it will best become us, and all in our situation, to wait till the whole is examined and determined'. by the proper autho ties of the . country. Our Readers see, by- a reference ottr Parliamentary Proceedings, that ;Aff. COCIA ItA NE JOIINbTO dhl not bring on his intended 'notion lust night. Curiosity had attraCitui a considerable number of strangers to the gallery, although a verygeneralopinion seemed to prevail that it would be cleared. After the ballots were over, anti the •thenaltes of the Members chosen to serve upon the 'Committees were reported, Mr. LYGON inured ,the Standing Order for the'exdosion of strangers, which was of course immediately enforced. A conversation of spine hYugth ensiled, respecting the propriety of clearing the Gallery, and Mr : JOUNSTONE` refused to proceed with his utbtiob at length, we untlet•stand, that Mr. JOHNITONE agrees! to bring forward his motion this_eveuing, and Mr. 14-3,01.: giliT notice, that he should again move to enforce the Standing Order. On Tuesday evening; soon after the !SPEAXER of the House of Commons _had the Princess of, ‘VALts's letter in the House of Canitmons, letter.; were sent off by the Loan CHANCELLOR and the Earl .of LtvEuroot, to her Royal Highness at black4eith. The Princess anssvered the Loan CuAgcEet.niett'letter -the same night, but we did not understand that the Earl of LIC'ER.POOL re eelved any answer to his letter. Oa Wednesday, at one! o'cluck,!a l cabinet Connell was swum/mei! by the; Loaf) CirANcet.eour, to take the letter he bad receired from the Princess into con - sideratio.n. The Cubipet met at one o'clock,- at the Foreign ainee, and continued sitting till part, three. The LiVerpool Election Committee carne to a d ec i s i on t hi s d a y, i n favour of Mr CANNING, de claring that Gentleman duly ele c t e d, ,By a recent &epee of the Court of ch a n cery the philanthr o pi c ioui learned Dr. LETTSOIC is pia into pOSSCSSiOn of an estate in Tortola, of 20,0001.iper annum, with.looo slaves, A person, suspected to be the. assassin who shot Palmer,- the Boston carrier , a shori: iine since, has been scoured at Lynn, and conveyed to Aos , for for examination, pr - ojects, unable - o . cl to giyo the most tlistattt • promise of any success to dicer the spirits of the troops,,..he,look 3 gloomily about him' at borne, and endeavours to console them by talkink about the breeding of cattle and horses. such the proof, utiorded hy himself, of the utter discomfiture of 43UONAPARTE by the valour and the perieverence of the brave Russian nation, and the iltill of its officers and commanders ! By An arrival flout IleHand eve learn, tha: in the early part of last month, there was a serions disturbance at "Haarlem, in consequence of the at tempts made tq col r:!,:int , ) effect the. C.7onseription. he conscripts fired upon the ottlear's appointed to organize them, and .several wtie killed, amongst whom was a French (itmentl. s• •' The people in general will, o f co n rsc, read with a strong and deep=felt interest - the important Re port which we submit to them this day.respecting the Princess of \VALES. This Report, -by order of the PRINCE REcENT,Ims been made by twenty one of the most distingnished and eulighttined cha .racters in this country. It was the result of,a full investigation of the doeinne_nts presented to them . - for the purpose of directing their judgment, and • ~, it is imp oss ibl e to suppose that they have ll ot been guided in their decision by-the most mature con- sideration of the subject, in ail its bearings and relations, and the most conscientious purity in their motiveli. According to , their opinion, after a lull examination of all the documents, and under all NAVAL. NEWS. --~~--~ • De m., Mmtott.4.—Arrived and sailed for the river the John and Isgbella, Kt sr:, from St. • chael's. Tile outward-bound remain. POR TS mr.unr, Afa aC 4.—Arrived leis Majesty's ship San Jusrf, with the Lord Melville and Hugh /nibsltst Indiaruen, and the ship Betsey from the Downs: Sailedilis:!lajesty's shilis Tigre, l'eneralde Spit fire, and Galcttea, fur off Cherbttrgh, And tll4 Dis patch t o the westwnrd. Went out of harbour his Majesty's ship Adefa. tigable. JiLANOS OF SCILLY, FEB. 27.—0 n the 234 ult . arrived his . Majesty's sloop: pheasant, Capt. PAL- A/en, from a erttize, and yesterday. she sailed for Plymouth, being in want of 'provisions and water. Cleared outwards the schOoner Chrietopher, Capt. A. READ, with a cargo - of 'wrecked sugar, bound to London. • . The brigs Gratitude, Rowe, and Providence, BROWN, under repair at this'port, were during the late high tide, 4iven front' the beaeli to the op yosite shore, by a very great surf, .whereby the latter carried away her main -mast, but it is hoped they will be got oil again without any ..turtlier damage. Official notice has been given,thet convoys for the Baltic krt• to s ail fr 4) fd th e Nam and Ourobar hinnnediately ; that the subsequent convoy is to sail on the 15th of March, and every fortnight to the Ist of November. 'From Leith and Long Hope the firit convoy is to sail'on the 20th of April, awl a convoy every fortnight afterwards, to the 15th October. The first convoy from Gottenburgb into the Baltic is left to the discretion of Conf.- mending Officer, and the Jest is to sail the Orst fair wind after the'lst October The the convoy from Httno Bay, downwm9; is to sail the first fa votirable wind after the' 15th October, and the last ~convoy front Gottenhurgh, homeward, is again to be at the discretion of the Commander on the station. The Hotspur, 'Of gens, the Ilon. Captain PERcy„urrited pia Tiiesdiiy evening, ,at Ports 'mouth, front witis a fleet of trrnsports. She has -brought account of the (amentedi,and meianehaly death of Lientenant-General Sir. W.• FiesKi*e., C,ommiinder in Chief Of the Cavtdiy uncler the orders of Sir • Rowz.A text 11;LL. In ,u fit of delirinto'Sii NYlLLintis threw himself out of the tipper wiittlalirof a hott.e where he was etiartfred, a l ai was killed on the spOt. A mute); it is, said,' on which' many thoesands are tirp'nding,' is made .to be 'run at the Neyv niarket.first Spring ... Meeting, between Mr. PAYNZ'S Crispin, 9steand Ilattes!s Holyook, ~36t;"Over C. for 2,000 gs - p. p. -7 . -Betting at present, 6 to 5 on Crispin. On Friday 'morning last, thelong-pending-trot- Ong match, between a blltck Mare_ belonging_ to lar. Crisp, of StoW, near Downhant Market, and hay mare, the property of 'Mr. trett, of For& barn, near ingity, took place on the turnpike road froth the Chequer Inn, bownliam, to the Toll-bar at Vinelpet.- .This match :Was far 20i. a side, and was lion by the former distancing the bay mare upwards of a fut long, the latter having •broke eleven times deriaohe performance of her journey. The Week mare (which on the day of the match waS rode, b ' Y r Ahrehain Spinlis, of Magdalen) trotted over the ground, on. Wedne sday pteceding, in 17 initlutes Child Stealing.;---: little boy, four yomirs of age, named Willett, 'was decoyed from the door of his home, in Ptilhain Items, Tottenham-court road, on AL,mtlayeVening, by ari elderly woman, named Chaucer. She was deteeted flu the next street in the act o f stripping e child of his coa 'and hat, b y a neighbour, who th took her into cost wily, mad she has been committed. Some time since n stranger arrived at Loop, Cornwall . , where he assumed the character of the key; Mr. Whitmore, and by his insinuating 'ad dress, hi: obtained permission of the, unsuspFet idg'i.uirif*: of the parish of Tr:lan& to oCciate oceasionaily in the church of that parish, Where liejoWed several couple in holy matrimony. His Itevereece turns on: to he a vile impostor, and having contracted sevcrid debts at Looe, de camped, The bans of "b couple, who were married by this t person;were re-published ht. hat church, on. Su n day last , th and the parties have now e--inexpres,;,lb!e pleasu re of agai,rr going through the whole Crcritiony.: Miacu Si—Arrived this st.er hobn Anießithzu tc'eam;er l'ert, of about :09 toss , vurtnen, jutt3teri from liourdean*, with a valuable cargii,.coosisting of brandy, wine, silks, lace, ,- Stc.• bound' to Philadelphia; captured by ti!e Strenuous gun-brig. The Amc:.ican schooner 4n7Ailrite, th.t arrit'cd' her'e yeateydly, was captured by the Gleaner hired armetl-keiet --;titat sailed from hence . a few days since with dispatches for the Mediterpancan, and not by thej G;eaner privateer, R 3 ,::erroneously stated. MAncu 2Saited this day-his Ma jesty'?ir elrip Prometheus, IS guns, forthe Western Islan.;ts; and Andromeda, 24 guns, cruise ; his Mi,tjesty's cutter Sylvia, 10 guns, With mails and dispatches for Lisbon and Cadiz ; Duke of Kent packet, LAVVR•ENCE, with mails for Lishon , Lord Hobart paeltet, RODGS, with ditto, for the Mediterranean ; also the . .e.furordi HARVEY, lo Waterford, and Elizabeth and Ann, Ross, for Swansea. ~ TIIE PRINCE REGENTS Ct :,, ~)1- ' 1 .'•,..- ;.2...........,,.., . 1100 liellri:ttcffitilrjrftoertiiel.PutUlslelettliliagfl 4 .1 . ; in ti/e C t Iloeni7sld,;(:ittriellidet'shaellinkiiiiiii4 i iti l t:t n t Y ; 6l l s t i r s t t t i d n lsi o n i n s i i Si je c r . ee n:l a lic p h ii ii vy k L o ‘o 6 : l l:: 10 1 the Knights'of the Garter, an d an ~ the Itrliglits ,Of the-Bath. t ti' About .141 f ptist,Ooe o'clo ck ' t,i h!V 6 9 l ' i G. " rif 11,tfi pi:Trait a ittlitihto , l liqg "EGENI'i iiint . itc - iit:reil 0 lili , . the Order of St: George, wont b 0 1 quh, il'i fstlier. tl i di c L Gl u e nt BN r b : T e e:i i lli a i n t ril i i i i k , t ; e c i'c i d i t vt ld a l t tt°° :tt h e li i S i l d i e i c gtll4ll b tlie y e. '",:: .:lll and;i o r ri lt ii iij•al Hightiesso,the nuke' ° ~ i t ,g Cutmeit, i he lL,o4rirdlitle4;34:l(;;llidditfi;e4 t jtj ti i6t i eiP i t 'n br r e': L bilindiri ld l ‘ .l the First Lord of the l'retCani, 1110 Lha"" , 4 quer, the Mastt;r•Gerliiral of the Ordnli t hi-Admiralty; 04 PrOdent of the Doll 1,1 Judge Aili'OClii; the 'bulge .of the :tit* ."- the Stole. the Lord Ste Wllr d, the f.oiii„C 1 (1:::::1:1:b:"11:71:::::7Aft:::a0; 'el rer of the Household. Gold Stirtc, Y , cr' o oo ' 100 ' After. the. Lti•o6' hiS.'ll o V l ' itif 1 1 Privy Cponeil, which was titte,cad:vac,..i net Ministers, the O ffi cers of St ti ', c‘ fli t° s C f. t a tw ii t i t i cyw of n a u f tr e c nc K le i t m l: i s i A C ) l f erk u_ ti - , :4:1 j '. ‘ I 01 , 1 sworn in Lord Lieutenant of 0 inghatushir.e. , ..,0 41 ° , c i' -PreparatinNs -were then ni- 0 1 0 0 Chapter of the Most No!le Orid tio ,•01 s l, .in an anti-room ; "t-0 the W C r 0 that he was ready to lu . ild the LIPP ° 1 ,4•1 and Members in their full roes P rgc following order : ' 4 0 • AO 1 Ribbon of the Order.—Ciarter Prided - mrlf/' Isaac Heard—the.Registrar—ttie Ponta lie the Or der--the Bishep of Wind:titer, I ° 4 igr They commenced the procession aceurdit4.l lowed by the Nlembers of she Order,sceorpl tinecol htllYelNey'itib.oatt:til'iagirktrirbe:Hooistwdoeine:,:ttel,h:aeemarSibllrartir:quet,teij.ills:S:ii:Liecrimlll::::::l4(.4:y'itith' j. b1 4' ,, 17. 1 , ;: . ; viit ' 444 .1 1 the Marquis (.f Staford, ' the Earl of rett 11 i Earl of Carlisle, Earl of Weitmoreloooitl&'4„o. e . 1 Y"k . .• ney. proceeded to the Great Coo°''',,,' the Prince Regent, rtpretenting the Sil t r i ' re t ) l lll that purpose. T a h n e d t tu lls t pt t e h r e l l ;el4 " :l :ll ` le4l , ll, lt ' I r a ; o ti t i . e till, O leh r eo d( r : dle a er n .in d other (!!leer!, a rac 3 ° 4 '' .- 9 ' rob death of the late Martinis a id aciiiiieb o,' • _TA SO tl' t hers present proec l ,/ to another •s p v f iiiell ib ey IC did il 13 .c h a t i. ), li i1 o ) f t!l e t,he r c-i i* : "1 1 - ' 1 " "1 f il lLt t p v e h r o .:l s lit s !y o rtl te re ig f: t o l, lded anti ITallik l°. I 'Ye° fallan on' : the.Marqu i i i : e cv i rZi d.r g tif,";it'!l‘) :i ii: ic a ' being present, the min d ceremo n , , foce. Knight, of course„ did not rata P.- .t biCe/ "I .+1 hers nil retired,• ns well its OW ° ,,,'Clgr Their names' being . called over , fm- ; broke np. 0 r( !cti ,) After the Of fi cers of the abov e ow belong to tin Order of the Bath, Intl o ith . .ri , I robes, they proceeded to, the' &lir ° i nio r there' wee assembled, the Gent' el , ' , 4 1/ A 1 liP ,F titt Reel 'llSook th . Registrar, 1. 91 .4 i• Mid Kr Deputy, the Cou.-aingiar,or7,:- the Order. • rif oe';' , ) ) The following 'Members, In tnel r ''' , i ~/, '' their nu m" !—ft . St radian, Bart. 1). PTtiiihn") A. Cllssise, Lord Whitworth, awl ins 1ue e ,,,,,,, , di10 ni York, Acting Grand Master. o . l :>''okrets 9 ii procession, the .Itittihr 114ernhers tin` , in w ait'll o , alto the Prince's Closet, where he O F e tA te, o . o 4 Theta, attended by lits . Greot Ottica" °, ~,it S• . 0 Ikrkary was introJaced hy the two .r epr iv„, ,, , en the ollarti Admiral knelt bef°‘ °l ,., A l e, l'iilettrts placed the Sword of State' ¢t+' finker,`,o made him it Kaight'uf the Otitis'. !,, l 'f„ mid I' I JA Grand .51aster,'emik a red vihboo Or ''‘`' i d i sCer . „ 4 " l'i velvet cushion, and presented it to ti' v 2 ", sflo` ir it'' the .Adatiral with it. Genera) Leith w!,ll,lite'o,it (Need, and invested inn similar spinner ° ,6 1 .(J, t Members the all bowed t., the Prince) ''' called over, and the Investiture !,rope tip. „,4 , „ tiv%'' The 10110 W. ."• ' t titAs tO m 6 presen a ( 14 place :-.= ' c'rPrt Or' The Earl of Pingall Ear) of Merano" , ' ' iio- M , Dortn , ll, Mt. O'Connor, Mr. nolo' r d. , with the Address a am Catliolice of BO art' Pit•- Earl Keuruare, ...4r.Erans, Mr.Hicrieft,i-nll;toiltett Tii . I eel, o ; l a. 1%1. 1, e st ai ft : I. : l a :1 i o i si . t f . s i el t n :l ., j‘ t ..) h . l e ., d i ( e i l u r. : e ti r i : c r li t ..g. lien:6 6 oi ctio ij i rjut c 7 , . :01,, ,, ,: : , -:. o. stircorn t roan . ),- on e Ceilerol fitoven, on Ws a.ppointniept to ~,, , , h ' • re Ge l :t Y ers th ile " . H l:d op n e, l o V t a t il l: i i i ‘r a . peointrw; V` '''. tlie ; i Ay Ditto. G itu e r rn -Cro caz era ip l b S ti i i r , C an . St be tra in rt g , aprol on leis e rert;n t r,'•Jiii 1 ,11 . 'by Ditto. ~,„; h re,„'' ~,0! General Porter, on being appointed t° ti.aile t.- Central Murrat, on being appointed •••- , • Array in Spun, &e. by Ditto, ' i 07,0 Lieut.-General Leith,' on sToniotiont 11 °` I,y d' f ' '• Colonel to the 4th W (2oicit.e.l Hamilton, Can e e 6 al l Ge rtd a il eea lleg l i in iae A il . ::ericl'i . 'l o • , r od' of Moira. :' Mr.' Morier, late Charge d'Affaiteos " 11 " land, by Lard Castlereagh. Earl of Ne*harglr,'-br Earl of Egreineol t • 11 „-•tht 0 Gen. Fane, to take leak on bier tleitartorti toot Lkut.-Colutiel Ett:.,sf',...rd, "upon his KV' ~ Ge l e te e .g ra i r V . T . flora ' as Grah a m, ' on goia " 4 .615 p r op- '.., General Robinson,' on'ttis app.:int:twit 4 ' l ' • Regiment. et r ir ' • Coe : lain - Edwin Sandys, nth.Light' •Mi ro' ` - from Portugal by the Lord inVaitioPi.x i 1 ~; , •i Copkain Dalvson, tlth Plragoops, by Li e " - Captain Belaher, I , 9th Regiment fif ditte. , i ., , $ • ~.„„i; to • „, , ... General Pack, to tape 100V0 an..bis re•••••• j Captain Synge ' ditto. ' .1 , 1 , ii Major Purvis, Royal Dragoons ditty, , - Is' ..'• i. Major Coore, Aid-tie-Camp, by the LAN " I- .. ' ',* ' i Admiral Lee, on promotion, by ditt o. , ' '....: Admiral Lavrford, by ditto. ' - " Aiii ,Captain Tisaaa, R. N. by ditto. :Major Wauchope, Regt. de Meurott, 00 Po Capt. Fitr•Clarence, Boenl Hussorlr c" ~ gal, by Sir C. Stewart. , ~,,,f l i, „.. - Mr. Meyer, ..S •cret %•• of the lonian i'''' .." t al : • f. , ' Egremont. ._: Wii:i 3l `' A p . Mr;Tcemarie, On his bY .',, r ,d,, 0 " ,-. ' Mr. Dashwood and Mr. Gronuo, tat Li 1 16 4" ~pO . . . by the Lord in Waiting. trellfig " To r° '' Captain Robeek, LieutenanteFrasev,- , t 0,6, 11 40 0 , and Cornet Duuelos, •Ith Hussar*. bf ,', , , nol ia" , Lord Apsley, on his ,appointrUent to t 1 -.' e 'i o nst• 1 01 l k' weld Local Militia, by the r. aa 4-4 1, ,..! v olt r odo c c m n a Lo s pt p .; t j a a ni i ii n i A i 41 1 . 1 t t, _, ; Gardner l 3 ,en e ri z : a i r : n h h i his s Iris .rv .l n i t ; U r r 4 a 0 t: o i 0 ? 0 A l l i ) r t I Y . ~s1 : :}; filed , s i: r e t i l r n i l i; r 1 ; tif p , I. ; . pit Mr. A'Court, on . bring apPointe' • I j i,,liiiic' 04` ~,,, l ' to the Barbary States,•bY the L''l'ijsiti( " °IX I t tl Mr. Howard Molyneux, on tilting 1 " , i ' ill' . i , ) Mr. Plunkett, by Earl Moira; ~,, I,of 4 s3 ' If' ' fl Mr. Blackford, on his marriage, bY;,. 4 .: 10 , . ~f i ertt , 3 l Mr. Magenis, by the Earl of Kani , ii" ,It op .• ~ Mr. Hare. by the Lord is maing. is o' , Mr. R. Davis, with a Petition front I3P . , IL Davis. '