The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-03 00:00:00

maw coffl/CU.. r 1 , .........." -- ... --- ` .- Irwesgiegra Omen dr Cowen= Coma eras hold balsa m& Cbmkor.Gegilrall. set Mil* went gemetsr. do 11W . nem de Lard Igemileosisveral lillimma. ondisetwees flky and slimyC.~.. et.ta. Tto Moak INlesere. idles ad ibtarieeeesho we laws illirealwee of die Gem elf Aideram, were. wow isesiim' a Inis' g mede. pmeitsed to albs their ewes or do Soo* livid' dos Abistme. Ilm dm& ed *a Ott woe ontaismiemay waked to the lee. MM* Halt A.N. Chapin** tits Lard Weyer. fee hie asesloo. yearning hane:efes nodes of a Lord blareemallooday lan. -. ' CAPTURt OF OVZOOS ATM S. W. Swot roe, sod Wiwi der woomiett of the Omni to the late aciptiskiess of &imps important midmost. The motion he was shoot to urinal% he :.id. 1* was essoident would meet with the ap- Psguaten of the geeentlitr ef the gesdemen pre. seat, and indeed be Merteidd the new sanguine nePeallear• that it would he carried unanimously. 4 was Impassible that any oppositios could be wade to it. for if they were to „consider the benefit Mots easistry would derive from the possession Apo. pc he glory which bad been tie rwild: Ine,mwarTecominthe caletreacktw i t: apetitode. mod therefote to concur in a teas so the offices. sad «defiers en ezpaiitien. . With teepeeid be derived from the lbdlgn iasea the value of the moony If es - 1 - 1 - sld %ow The strongest testiameg.' It com passed...mil of laud. that which forts mold lst Faber, sole MOM fertile. The.,eiwase woe es. li holeoe. aerh, so tour the armies of the yel low who ii. the view et ige begi n " et cattle _ . I' I I I =gene fit malty. - TB! Ileitis Wm then puilitbe /hew's. gm iftimersed semis esiveriettients. ler lime then sussed the Freedom of the City. Oda breed, valoe two hundred guineas, to Major. CUM,* Iletesfeed,' and 'C onsimetiore Sir HOMO 2 / 1 10161,1164vititrally. which was carried mast- ; • Moody. DATTLY. OT CALABRIA. tits. &ace rose and said, he had nest to din* the el the Court to the gallant ex ploits of GewentStwort‘• and the Officers and sol emn. wader his cemusand. on the plains of Maida. Thomtisthaee emdd be nothing mote honourable, =Wog mows glorious ter the British name. In this Iredo, es wes emphatically stated in the beautiful lame. writom by the tallest General himself. the prosemeat the two rival waSons was fairly put to a trial, awiterver could tiMe be uny thing more glo; delis for Brim* thaw the result. Here our truly • brave soldiers .were opposed to the Sower of the Trench morq, wen spread with the very Willipa bSS whic the gesconading K the Treads prided himta; during **M% the War they_wore apposed with the bayonet, and the role whish raft *rough their hues. willkiestly eselllblind the seperiority of the British. The wetatClasikvaaa then adverted to the consequence of dim *Say. Ala was, he said. that the two 'Coldbeiss wets rossered, and were now in possession si flair eighth! Sovereign. After some further oltimmotkite, be me shaded by moving doe Theab of &ram to beepar•Owievel Sir is& Stunt, and dpealliews swims wider bin emasesand. lle. S. Doom also socoadmd Ibis mestimn, in con siillaiw oihke gallant condo! of the 'Seers and salnediaelerd dim; but be was sot, he said. reprill 'to say. that the two Calablies were in ceolegetace et Oat twee* is the pommies of their teal Saravigs. The usumost Wag put on tide motion, it was earriettemiwlooelyi as also another by Mr./Ste em timmah, Seedwei of the City. and a sword. vele; 11111120weim should he prommed Maio/ Gemmeal Sir fibs mmest. Of THE CAIN Of HOOD More. Kir.*VZioarm said, the dais 4 point ha bad to . ifs* a was. dme ovum of drni-iawalwelde r • . *,aig 1..11r, .4* •:* • • *pow ria ; - • 4r. P • - • mom am! deb ilisfe by & ri.insert BA ftepbaia.fisaweaversshat the qteseiest had bees 'heady Wens the Coen, mid be litSfierf so soh k had erpeeiseced eemitierabilve.Mlo6so4 N eieeb as to iodate the Caste fart dose te sheadon it.— Why this rippesities was made ' he confessed, for his Pen, he amid sot canadvet hat as what fellow. ed as a ormasegemoi at it had been unattimostaly cemideved beenikial teiha cowolers he tbratt tt wit iespeedble that theitlbert could now se to arise to leis raotion for' a Vote of Thanks to Sir David Baird and Sir Home Popham, and to the officers and men under their command, for their gallant coothiffi in the capture of the Cape df Good Hope. Mr. S. Dicey, is seconding this motion, regretted that a eintileeme, When moved some time back by him, had not been tarried, but he conceived there meld be, at present, no oWeaioa, particularly as he had ta Wens the Coon, that the capture of the =hi fie, saved our possessions in the East • being totally destroyed. This, he said, legal A• estraohliaary, but be had it from the astbority, that the squadron in which SOWN paste had a command, was, with smedsetehmotitherahle farce, destined for an attach eie•soaai of vie settlements in India. The two eqoadroste wire to have formed a junction at the Cape of Gioia Hope s sad, with as many troops as could be freer - those, wete to proceed to India. C lidl easterted phin was completely marred by the timely capture o the Cape of Good lie," on which account slobs' the achievement "Olt to be 0101klerod of the utmost importance, as the leevie of 'de stmieby l which lbould have been lealoakiellso IDaje,lted it not fallen into our Fa jita/ken wed/ bate bees odlfiestly powerful to 1111611 it_traitiois for oar pommies" set • Wormiest" seas eistremely ten that the Gentleman, who m • ade this snOthia, had sot • heatty Concurrence of othjeSs. The propriety for the capture of the '- been before theta; that it was am ne )he is some ovt:wise that a Motion iboeld be booed that the woodsy to withdraw it, other mote the previous the ptoosediag of i 'utile!! ; and con that Aura* no I in the Court is bees ea a former .. ace have been now therefore, hoped that the withdrew big motion. decidedly in favour gamma review of the me the rs4udion of the stewing 'doers drew ellpllllll et that Settle asell ale David Baird, DMA troops under had been performed en there had not hem about 1,300 revilers, with comparatively •k amount. therseofto, It to withhold the ost messiest nor, in. to iodate them not ' was too absurd to sup. .et Wm gifts in mo tives them. ,ased Mr. WA ITS HAW, tieptiatstitta sad reply. The is volition. favour of the motion, sod _...... as the Commanden astembly to the orders Intaposed, and said. aid Sir David Baird had -, attack the Cape. wad them put, and being the original motion was t, The Freedom of the City, and a sword valor two hundred guineas, was then voted to Sir David Baird; after which the Co urt adios:fled. - ''''' am CLERICAL ELECTION. -- e „.--. The office of Eztro-Reeder of Prayers, at St. Anne's Parish. Wesannasier. having become vacant by the resignation of the Revs Mr. Jefferson. an elation tout place yesterday is the Vestry-room ; and the Candidates were—the Rev. S. Gamlen. aad the Rev. W. Gurney. The office has bees held by the Curate of the Parish until the resign. tinn of Mr. Jeffirsoo, who was succeeded by Mr. Gamlen. when it was declared vacant by the pa rishioners. end Mr. Gurney because a candidate for the ffi s tria office, which is worth M. ppeerasses. Mr. Gamlen was proposed by the ar dens, Messrs. Green and Hewett ; and Me. Ommey was proposed by Mr. West, Oil sad • who complained of undo , inflame* haviagra used by the King's Tax-gatheren and the Parish Officers, is favour of Mr. Gamlen. The show of heads wee isifivonr of the 'Curate. when a poll was demanded, and the musbas were as follow :—. Tee Mr Camden . 317 Ffit lOU. Gurney . 124 - .......- Majority IIs There are in the parish 1,500 votes. Mr. Gur ney declined the contest at two o'clock. memens=m"Aw The Duke of Yoga has written a letter to the Rol of DAPITIIOUTII ' as oats of th e Vise - Patrons of the New Rupture Society ; is which His Royal Highness espreises his readiness to become the Pa tron of that lasfitution, and declares, " his full conviaion of hs great public utility." Among the various recent instances of libera li ty, in support of this new establishment, we may amatiors the gift of laiel. from an anonymose individual, paid under lest ffiegnarturoof .1. F. to th e House of Mims. Ren nes sod Co. P.ll-Mall ; aisclauseffiser handsome Jo. maim from as unknown head. easimotesi by the 2rosi si ii ir t.., H. not privately to at. Illaw v LR, the . Ha 110, Urea Jamsostreet, Bedford- NW. Wu* ohm ilbseuled a tbet Mr. Blase of Rome most, iergook Ms GINO his ad ult! • ottoshitoo to do Forsoutspoloilrlig , h • coatmi►Wl ityletitst it he. Wen eireedy staitd. that a Y° lo o vrl22ll ' of the same at Oregort, was filled on Tiesday seltailltt, b the overturning of the Hendon stage. (Week. in Tottenharn4ourt.roscf, and that a dory returned a verdia of—Arlin:ha beak. The same Jury met again yestsrday. purassns to adjournment, to investigate tire coition of Fisher, the coachman, whereby the dodged/ might be fired ; but the most mates ial Witness, a relation of the de clined, who was thrown from the r.rof of the coach it the tatne time, was nnahle to quit her bed, and none of the other passengers were present, to speaa to the condi* of the driver. Mt. Chillman, the proprietor of the coach, stated, that he had often had complaints of the coachman hating driven at or furious tate, against an oPP° - sition Coach, front Hendon; but he had as often warned hitn In desist, or quit his service. The Coatoraca reprobated the conduit of the coachman in strong terms, and informed him, that, in his opinion. nothing was wanting but some of the passengers to sprat more pointedly to his conduit. for him to commit him to Newgate to tabs his trial. The-other young woman lies lea a very dangerous state. The Coat:suss levied a trifling fine on the pro prietor ef this emelt. wessrmemeletfirs ' NATAL INTSL.LIGANCE. roarswoots, Oct. 1. ' Arrived the Hoe, Cummings, from Riga; and the Geed leash Chivies, floes Tobago. f veneers. seer. to. This osaroiag strived His Ifisiasty's ship Miffed.. roe, ef 74 Vapta s twa s Aand die lellefiette, 74, Capt. to Sir -11kAard Stmehoun's squashes ; she former &twin 4 0014 0 1 ff moiousast is sword plotia—ddot latter with the loss ufall her most% he delete ibeerifol buniodoe of the 'Nth AIM the Isesdalee, ferasosidy wee lee of sheet Arsautiem suseesk emosseord yards wpm seas Laths as wee oftbest woe misused the word Belt dip. with thiaeNsee, have set ben bawd of. The Cow mod BR eV; we:impetigo wieh. Msg. he* Nossam Two ma weft beet es board Errs/nil*, Issesieril the ledeiesei Arrived also the ,twig brig from a - obits g sad she PhD" slop from Falmouth ; sod tram tbknoebsfint squares, Ins Majesty's ship Whir. Of 90 pos. Cspt. Ded to rat and valet ' 1110191411 the Ides~ et Lembo. host Quebec, rolopowea shy Me Ilisiostee bola Gams ; row- P Bois di lame), Dryer% fuss esd ler• the Z i oydriesurer l'oraboita d lkote Areh. g Shafts, Yeangc g ; Reeeseitsolludt so the imam Ohm, front ' a. • ataii.oev. 1. Arrived and sailed for she Iliver a the MAR Edward. Welker. frets Tobago. 'be panollitem trat lest is '94 11th of September. mad oa *sada hi UM !0.00. N. Loog. 90. M. W. fell la with onfiquhe 'be rosining ships Betsey, Flask. dram Glasgeptdor Pt. Lump aed the Hem Reyseldregfer Jamie& ,Come down from the River, mid .mir en = -ZDOVESS. the wore '• • .ship, for " h a 4, 4 a fet Cadiz. • • dip Loire beak, with the E fisr I Does lhothre. fee ; and the sat Ise ontwordemmodmider dm IC 4 24311 0 11 11 11 1. 4 • • CORK. OPT. 16. • Irellolv. His IlliOutea sloop Brisk, Captain Hieri CoOdis e ed Cu is col him a cruise. 'estr's velops.. arrived hr tie Shamus iBth insmote tra.re the Aseetiee, ea that maiion. The Reseaulosiled foe this hetbeer, asaeauival of the Veer. FROM LLOYD'S UST. AGSM', At Cowes—the William Poop. Stafford. from &Wolof& At Pormmouth—mbe Durban, —.on. front rentsbarge. At Lanareseewithe Castor, Paul, from Trinidad. At Lt vorpoolowtho Choice, Dons, Irma Linea; and the Nymph. Maddnchs, do` Antigua. In Yarmouth Roods...the Prisons Mary. hoes, rjtee Nev. At Dalelinwothe Realfool, Somber, from losindoes; ger, Atkinson. Item Antigua; Mariner. AA.. and the Ed. ward, (rem Tortola. In the Urde—tbe Alexander, Scut; Hero, earnschan; sad irila the nniar i A Tiller G 7 Mid eovi:tess fru ol Sism rHo la ve ci Gi s) ! Icemen • Entowne,Graiunt ; and the Nancy, Crawford:item Greeds ; lushe s Arthur ; Disma, lemma ; Hercules, Rod gers ; and the Amelia, Bo l d, fres Si. Vincent% ; Prints, of Mammies, frm gorhiokmas; Hope, Cambridge, from Tobago; Boyd, 14`Konsie; Lavern, Craig; Hamlet, Hut chings'', Orem M. [let's; Active, %rawly, from Trrola ; Seen, Hanes; Margaret, Clements ; sod the Witham, Pattemsm, t r ui m i ca raw. t r M s 4.l. l De mucesi. Mns-- r: t hrs he guns C atssili f fin s a r ;m P ar la p in iti te tuiai r c . 7, l7 tia.nwp arerds , 3.14 ; 3 e ia nd idEe t c hi 7 N Tm ai Moil Names, Wisest% from Tansy ; Hope, tackler; sod " tee Hopo. lifts 'shaigik litals 'aeas imm aiN DSlMMai lletej Ddify i IrAtfiepkj"Shdainikli and the Sway. Alva, firm TOMAH ; Albion. Usoldoser, from Ho minid's Mtn CalliWS s and Me Leer blooknorth, Charms, GearGreasds• On Monday a Court-Martial was assembled on Med the &Mader 401 Moodes in Hineseese, for the trial .( Mr. Haar Sarre Aging Master of the brig Attack, se charges azisiliked against him by Me. W. H. Weise', diale.Lientestant of the said brig. of drunkenness and mutiny. The Court was sworn. end immediately cleared. In about half an bons, tlse Caen was again opened. when the Presi dent deelered it was adjourned until to-ntorrow intsming et ten o'clock. The same form will be ob served every day until an answer to a particular point can be had from the Admiralty. A Quarterly Meetin4 of the Magistrates was held on Wednesday, at the sessions Home, in Wellclose square. Mr. Finley, Jua. applied. as usual, for the ' renewal of the Licence for the Loyalty Theatre.— Whatever spirit of opposition may have been given to it on tumult occasions, the prayer of the petition of Wednesday was immediately granted. without a dissentient voice. The Chairman, Sir Daniel Wil liams, ieformirl Mr. Astley, jun. " that his very able management and good condeß, as far as re lated to the decorum and regularity of the Theatre, induced the whole of the Magistrates present (up wards of twenty) to grant a renewal of the Licence unanimously." Some other bminets took piace, but of rather an uninteresting nature. a . ravrtutzt tortrrn - 13,1114 141/li'vilnfC'Ras'-=uhimt .ENet: wiliitisObv 4c,. 1. Sweepstakes of 20gs each, tor)‘4 l 4^. old oohs est. Ob. 6 4 lilies Sit, lite Trie yr. eli lil. Mr. „ Ips/b4lreA ch. h. by Ara*, , 1 IL Sir Beitilinry% b. c. Spy .. . . g Mr. C. Brown's 'Ater re Orlando • sto 4 011 Mt. Larlbroke'ack. A. • $ oni thin' . of * Svhscrwti.oo of ittrge web, ler. ?Syr. ebt u t i . carrying Bet Gib sad Cites 1111.1 :b. b I. Lord 1 , ,,1r1y'l le c. Pols ( winked over). Fifty gutless free for'aily betas, ire. 4.rolds carryibe 70. 43) syr olds Bst..llti. 6 yroldi to 1 I tb. sod eirclikt. 2.c. Mr. D. Radcliffe 's Ire, h. Orville, sged , t Dokb of Graffina b • ii. F. 4 ~01, 6vs aid . t ,.. Mr. Me:lah's Shively, li yrs old . . 3 Sir .1. Shelles . l4,4l , 2lilort Lag, 5 yrs old . . 1 Sic. Craven's br. c. llete'ry, B . Yrs old . 5 to 2 asst. thrills ; Bto 1 apt. Parasol t P to 4 ter. Starcly. . Sweepstakes of 4021. Nth. ' Tvoir old C. Mr. Hoonitle's Oretigende,3 , yrs 04. Ort 1211. • 1 Mr. R. fleece's Wretch, 3.yrr. ad, 84 4 5111. . I Ld G 11. Cavendish ' ' c. by bireereoci, o ut el Molten, 4/ is. old, Sit. Sib. . . . . I $ Even Wahl on Witecti . . Mr, *WOO% Hollolllf, ltst. lib. beet Mr. 4raverni 20 1 ,,.,..' s.t. 121 b, Toole eld C 10024.1 i ft... 4 to 1 a g s og c , a9 ..,; , ' I Mr. Howeah's Enterprise, bear Mr Mtilistrige re m, r,,, 3/b each. B.C. 30Cgc•--7 te I tat Eeterprisq. Mr. FautonA Tarsbuttn, cilts.eld, en. ?IS. rec. ft. her. 14; 1 F. G Orborees Soar Croat, alit. old ) ht. Two r. old i 10bri. h. ft. Mr, R. lloyceb lleeirmerrY 7,,. 121 b. "CI tk 6 ge Dia Vii - 14,11.iiis Sancho, Ire. 124. Al. M. liallge. A. fl. .... IA Starrell's brellitif .10 Ringtail.,let. 4i10: fee SOO. pee IA niters Kneurbeclae, bat. ILla. S. M. WOO. la ft. i •—jisie.—.. .. *Iit.SRLL NAOMI. • . Fifty re ads eipreo••• m ile W e t rAn for nis il Y l a Meit r i t h s t ra tm as 24 b . essi. lift' %aide's Ir. en lOW, S 7 rr old . • 1 i Mr. Story's ob. I. Lady few, 3 meta . • 2 2 .211UISDAY. Filly ?rends for 111 ages.—Tbrer mile Ann.. Mr. Sutler% b. ma Mi 4 Coiner. 5 Yli Old • • 1 1 • Lel Grey's di. c. Ss. Donator. 3vs *AI • • a 2 Mr. Eircball'sch c. %Tech Hs ,li 4 yr+, ral • . t 3 Mr. (kodall's b. c. Formates, lyre Me .' . .4 4 •roemarr•ww-morwer• bIinTINGS OF CIEUITORS AT • GI/FLOBALL, 2•411•1111110 V. N. 11, AMMO Deride, Crown-Weer, Nevrioree•lreets, Beim, jeweller . • a 11 laielisid Cele. We et lacebrdrivea, gooey, Weber. &Awe . . . . 3 1) Heat, Fell, Baringbelletreet, Louden, warehouse s'. . . . . 3 13 Weer Elliott, Cbeibent. Kest, dloptereer . 111 George Melte, Lireeweel, Ltecesbirt,•nterekret t 10 Serowe Swat, Demeeidll. 0 1 2,•11 1 .1.41 1 ie b 112“ 2NI Roblin Lewis rag hale DinA late Wf Ifelbere, ballakeex, awriers , • 2 II Liebe liwierbill, Bribierw. L' ---- 1.........- - illililet . . . I4VA Mash_ IlliOdteney, toddle It te JE. ilimpood Iyon, art Warttlid Iledktreet, end Teefratilliediei 'Wield, mak aerdavela . 2 It D I Vllllllll6l. IsiaorMas*Miworat. Ballebso• Ileeeleana, Middres.badler . • it William =amens dir , G oodall, and Ideluilein the Itmalary, Leaks, . Widnes • . re , Umbra away Si Sasees•;xsit, WWtoalwastr, illo sum • • • 10 . Main fiallefsby, Wsppk Iligh.strast, 111•101••rx, slip shadier . • . 10 ulna 11,111.1•011. Qweses•rew, Pentonville, 01,44 - • . 10 Williams 0111111111, Ishi•laes, °nowt., Sacs, lie tsar . 11 rums Oviffiths, iat• Olosestrousawitalli!kir i MN- , Illekk; iill•vrenbr • . . .. 10 ---.......minte lemmas Nermineteat. Of Seems Walden, if the NINO Mr luau. inabeepeal, Make and chaps's. Cri , tuir, Ikend-steeet. Cheamnde, in the airier lOW don, warehouarmasn i , dealer and diapason. nook Swoons, of licandondOn.Clasapal4a, in the city organ. don warehouseman, dcalor and cleamade. icha;d Atkinson d Fenchnechantniet, in Ma ciAy of Landen. wise and brandy merchant. Mem Simrnonr, of Timing, is the 011111101 Or Chilig, inr dealer and chairman. Dies Watts a, of Fracherchmreat, is the city eiLendoe, eine and brandy merchant. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. spar *t Couloir 61‘6111 El ai Navy !It lc Is. dia. tara.l64aatary Tickets l9l 17s. Ow* he lii Ott e NU T. SISH, Siock•beeker, Ws. 4, Cionh.ll, ied 9. Charing.e.• 44 . Intall STUCKS, Sr! T. Ft GuvernmiNtOdnalares, Si pet Casa /Oe s t Wm, a patent .." Grand Coed Kai% 6 per beat... 9 7 1 Royal CsealLaas..6 reCeat... . 9Se COURSK OF 2.5CHAN1416.-6(ww. 374 Ammo*Um .... 36 9 2V. (Wems .. 47 Lie. Fa. DIN 4 at 662 6 ‘ .. 36 Vows: a. C.... 97 614491. lostorlous c. L. 11 9 2 U. Lobos 61j Haollostoilo S4 1 2r. Opens 611 Mft it. 54 V , D I AN. 121 Pam . 14 2 Lie. Cook 13j Ditto 2 Us. 24 10 •w as , I. 1. 4 Irmodessa .... 24 Pierlucal 13°14 in Cook Csd.i 3llj effort. ao4 Bars ow DL 4 Ditto — N. • Drub'voris... ..- -- Madeld 361 effect. Parte Milan .... 3 4 Dino -... neer no ears .... ..... 5 6 i Sabo.. 31 New Las's seal .. Layton§ ...... Naples Du bUn on Landon (Sept. 16) -11 a 11; BIRTHS. At her father-in-law's, at Wellington, after being married 13 years, without issue, the Lady of Jaynes H"hnan, M•D• 'atm Si lath, of • daughter. The mother is in a fair way or remiscq. bet the infant espirod in a short time &her its birth Tuesday, the lady of the Rev. H. haiosbury, of Bechingtens of a son. Sunday, at his house, in the Royal Crescent, the Lady of Chas. Walserthey, Erg of a son MARRIAGES. On Monday last, at Bromley, in Kent, by the Bishop o r Ro chester, Edward Hawkins, Jun EN. et Conn H e rbert, in mopnshira, to Miss Elise Rohde, daughter of Mayor Rohde, LA. of Oakley Earns. Last week, at Carrigrwhen Church, by the Rev. N. Duns conibe, George Duns imbe, Esq. of Wont Dessit, le Miss Lydia Denrocho, daughter of the late Charles Denroche , of Cork, Esq. On the 22d uh. Dr. Rankin, or Kirkeubbin, in Miss Rsdr of the same place, dAugliser to the Rev. William B o y d, of St, Andrew', HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LoNDOI4 BRIDGE, Morn. ...R2 min. after 5 I Erm....4G nits srfier • LONDON:—Printed by G. DAVIDtiON. No. 17. Dukesske Cn.ort, kt o w.atrret, Cosset.Gordo., atoll pual'obed at Office, No 13, Flack a Si. a11gUe1.t..10,110,41. Still hf W. STUCK, of No. 7, Now 1.1..t0n-st.oot, I....nlArte• Ote!ers, be. for th • Paper s AWOL to sbo 4111w* (rot igial; will he tidy auadsd tn. ..- ..• • up SUMBI sm!mm TM THIS P Their 1 ' • O. ly, Mr. Pee, Mr. Doe OTetter, Mo - - r reeling, Mr After whit The Chan H Srik ws. Want'. 4it Man4l WV" 100 Mr. Lady' To 14,1 1 1trIetil On Wear Weak, ; MM 4, ( TBit . qesli ING gm MONDAY Capital bis Os IP* Iso pint, thee et, t h an ti Tir.4ll Rc►eor+ loth Matt, ' WI WV oak all the vest birds of eagle worthy Gentleman, who untie thii 1 rnitiels mewled the plebs'; its fat, nothhq was contented himself with the hearty wrist* there that meld be se nay. manner &Mu. the Court on the former objets. his, bat i mild sad moderate Goverment. which of passing a Vote of Thanks far ti o f qAt ees it weld sew be blessed with. This Cape of Good Mortised already Is orfildelt sod this Meat elf ca nary. however, great al and as they were OM of °pinks th diefillighlln the eyes of. the essunon be- cessary,he celled epos thentsownsh Imidor i stye what eampsted to the ad- comistemt, and not trolly to fejt vaastre that ~ be Amiga from a free trade Me did not indeed wish that the a • Zale asewiraessitimi seerhory. —.Every lam tbsoletely negatived , bet haltered .tirtt from the. parr of seem of•the Conti- Goodman facield be Melissa to wi • Moral Porters, this Caestry was prohtlised from wise- herrnsmithel it his duty to ni erg Are to weds ea ernes as the had hernitoteffe. question. He that mtvetted to tl elm maces of this WIIIM that mar asasefac- the Moose of Cameos es this si bulk. sad that neenben of chided .by *yin, that as in the proppigred. To the troth thanks had beat reteiVend as , iambi heat amtio mai- which he mood, theAsestioe had I infol4 , stow " wok Val * s laked to Eames messies , avoided,' a should not . . lememerm amid it sainliterish. Is the brought forward ; and het therefor Imre% dm dank mid be sest worthy Citadels= world withdrin e• . 1 " 1114 sall "altA and Peeefeelef Mr. Quist expressed himself de , 4 =egmOy4t im e i rseed . ern it i z po rze , of bea r ks mo di t i on. we izook ave reap ry Rem hot , 244.1 4r ;s7rus.141.edifoleit to Wage them Ca o rre ss i s td Hope ; and in glow • • engem* Alit VOW, ; bat when a between the. earns It Maktristiditted thee di Oh Was dose with a meat r Home Popham and bqpiffiii id so. ....opt wkos the brave 7lst see dim foram mixer* by the. 16 ' 011ie ilittieguishad ;ma when it was Sir Aimed CLwk. The latter hal Om a earythern (mist the espied of with a time* of 4,300 men, when t the.sterital of Sea* Animism eseeppared to bid than emu WV fil the mistime f0d_ . ___ .... _ ,, _ ....., _ 446 'iat imam was ashiiiresi. lei s ta ili r k om bi le WomArse: ll.6 ' : then *wild • a Vete of VOA , thisellodhlit Cart sok. ust go,. Seemed, and se time - 0.4 ern roe ea ,i t, 6 . ,mss Popham. and the dime es ti to agree to via 0116041. 11* it was t , ow Gm* Omar olorogeoi. for timityllant :sem pose, that lamas, they bed am I IstiaMos Of Memo Ares.--(lfer Me thee place, they should not be giva jrnrepitfih rqpr l k ras .. Mv. lissom Mr. ft, Duos, and seessaid As sinsiss. Is weer severally beard in exploitation _aft Afiki.,llol4i 4140 be 111101111, for latter mimed the previous queetion gollwi Itl inffe imp • "s what' e to 44.65 es aim* Mr. freezes spoke's favour of n , * VZ on l'eferno• from obendlog. Mr. Vaaos a c o we opposed it, as 114 Ilill *lii i ttnW to the foam dodilmof had not, he mid, sailed womb She eatig t . ne miter 111111,nit.ilit pp- tbe4 h r o eceived. essiois des map what vbe Lose Marta here into *Meg 0. . ' that Sir Home Popham . and Sir AIR °"*Y:te B7ll.l to - hem expres.ly sent t t .t to attack I Mar dainty. lb then el . The previous quo.= web tier ' meow with his wotthy frie.so; -, ta • • Z= P atl i segatired by a great majority, ti I ROW* he had mid. and' concluded by calling wee carried. ...t.. Coast for aamainatitr. ' 'Ph. Freedom of the City. and i 1 3 .qC3C.1 rim joist Cast' the Lock, rui IN) film row I both diskis Awd 4 e4g ww. 34.• v o r, - $4,59, I, MAW 4 17 " 111 0# 1s 4 I 14:4,1 a 'l4" Nor ..„4 41111011 I - - Von Si*PP 6 P. DURI A ebea Mice tit No. a ... Hi Qt I"tek, °flee. PI") iostiti 13 1 for th , ail exl saps b own, superi knew 11 , 1411 I ap up %ad, sequ, Th cal p k•in