The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-20 00:00:00

''F I• c. re A• he 1 . , • The. Ott er , a fine new Sloop of War, which is neatly ready for sea, will proceed to the Note in i the cou rse o f a few days. The Afengeozats will In paw of in the course of the week. The Re•vetrge, from L on g R each ;. and the Staid, and Druid, from , the River, are daily expert -(1 at the Nore....‘ , Ships at . this Pore —the Zealand„ Monmouth,le)raPii. Thalia, IVi nc i tiilscir, Ceres, Nlagnanirne, Combatant,aunt less, Otter, liortata, Ileums ; Lord Eldon and Adeiphi' tor, Anne,' Ships ; Desperate; Fearless, Sh ar p s h ooter, P r2tec-i Doter, 5 aand,Buinbu•nd ,Ke4oltenderte C4n.brip ; Ignition, and several Fite•VC4eis. • DIAL, MAY tg,---Sdilcd yesterday .the Sjteed); 100 1 on a Cru;ze to Cue Westw'ard ; He:la Bomb with Convoy ►, ro , ' Pltsmouth. ~Arrived. the 6otit the l'iure ; and YabrearPraAm fr(!rn l)ungenea . this d.ty the Dezia;taticin Bomb; and /ie!. 41,7 1 late Armed Defence Ship, fur Portaniouth.. I ,: e k uj uivel the' dente Gun-brig, hum Portsmou t h ; Lan Anne& in)ut with Convoy, from Ply it i the Anne.) Ship sailed again for Plymouth: ''l,l'll rahrons Pr aam for the Nate.. tht btoins—tionarch, Utrecht, Diomede, Iris, Utile },;! )1,4, Di4corern V.lc.ino, Vesuvius, Zebra ;. five Gun. I "xilbr .....rlll.ll Ship Oliborne and Royalist Trans_Pfit4plwhis Firc-vesse I. . . i n e " ... S. MAy- I[B. Toe Swan Cutter, belong -6,1 ``' 'hi' Port litonght to the Custorn.house Ware. --nt N I 4„,., ' 454. --,,,„ks (m o stly 6 gals. each) of liIrnZIY.) 't juni:a'n(gen-c*-ir-a:whic.ll she picked up float. * ' ear uir 1-1 -ad Capt. FE RREs reports, Ih2l ithie:,r9'l9o‘); tin . te i r picked up the like ntitnber ) , "Mich At carried to W.vrtioutb. ... j l / 2 -' 1, .i.NSTRIrtuTION OF PRIZE MONEY- . a .A ii, ° ,,, i t ",,e OliicTrs arid Company of His. Majesty's hire err--•.,litter Adtmr4l Mitchell, for the re-o,tpture of the tis-e'rerince, the t2.th of February, 030.1. (in company June lit_ ,etinti, Itev,;itue Cutter), on S.iturday, tlt ta t. Tuesday 1•o 44 4 i r s at No 23, Surrey street , 'Strand; or every Tolurd4Y afterwards. . bo., ,it:iet)fiicers, Seamen, Marines.. ncl.Trl3ooptainsneitavtigir.. re::'k"::. 4 l l 4f i i,ne, s, helu.nging to . the ViEtory, rt ' Line b04,i,,„.V, p biinclsor Castle, St, George, Shipi. °tCtilleoisus (•.04,,,.',..1.1,38; Akirle, Arrieut, Bedford, Capt ain, Ter. ' tiMeAsill!xt Lgmont, .Leviathan, Fogitode l o Table, ip.t orthe Limi ; Meier es, Nemesis , hire-ships, o„%rtigatei.; Conflagration and Vulcan, I t t H ); 7,1,7,".e command' of Admiral Lord hood, A t i„ 44 " French ;Ships awl Vessels, the 28th and 29th of for the i capture I'a;;,• l' .':' , 117 , On Thursday and Saturday 3,1,'16CT.....,tr0,t, B eelford-square ; or every. Thursday S d for two next, at No. ands Years tor 'lnt! Year rtiterward9 or ells:) , ...attlr Y they , 4 ' Lc:siting.. Powers of Attormy. to be ILlft at the cpi , c‘t on W it, i ne xt. 1 , , tile 0 ~. ,eciL. t iy -Us Vr4i . lot tl '1 1 k.rsand Corppany o f Maljesty:,sis.i,oop FA ass the 3 , 10 i ~4 i re...eaptur4 ur the Sloop, john and, 1 ' l' ill A un llibet 8. Port 'mouth •or at No. 22, r I,(l' ' l A i: ? 't i rt 7 let . O ak: r: ‘lr: d 4t Comp b ,:ny of ' His Majesty's ... S a l l ti t P e ar i d i!:1, :.or destroy_ g, the French, Gun-boats 4 ,c.lta_:... p .. ten; the 126 july, sitog, un board the L 4.l_,Trc,in"ii: testy ,','l';ile-1(5;441..t1.13411',Y5t t°urr a t Nu. 23' :11"eY:str :4086;tauint G aits, for th e ' ~ i fic 7 r/ and Crew of His I.ajesty . t , .atittill.,utre4tt.f.ttittrileiio, f the French Privateer •La }'trit e e _ run. the lad Of August, ities, at No. 22, A - . Lor ! - • rt, GAntlett's Fleet consisted, on .the r . 3th, t'lizeonfellowing Ships of 'the Line : . g. SAll i u ,: 4 , • (guns) tie Foudroyant - (gun s) 8 N iaL' 4 `„ . - - It 3 Impetueux - - • 9 litit.;ti"l:arlS • .. Ito .‘varrior" - - . 7 4 earite,,,i'i-• - - , ses• P tautagenet . - - 74. 1'tt,,,,. 4 . -- - 93 Goliath -. .- 7 _l ii, i t: - - 98 Princess af Orange - 74 rime3l , " '- 9i itamilies - - . 74 %V C 'entm g A incourt •* 0 4 'ictitar ' " 9 q ' 6 coarse . 9- Cap t 1, ~ . ' ' A to 1 4 pi 'l4. %tore ( of. Portseaj, i s appointe . of tit, , ' ' rui re pinny, pinmored ; Capt. BARTON, Iv ' "allOaalde, to the Goliath ; Lieut. PActc -0n f ; ~A ' t r ) ; ',it' Gl9'r.y, to . the atting command ..ol the tu I,re „`''llit. RUDD, CO the (.',tsar; Mt. - BAI4I, th e /- tirgeOrt tit the Puissant ; Capt. 11UNT I 10 /4, ; 4""roble ; C. J. 0, ilnitUY, p ' t . lilnd Capt. 1)u ND A. ' s, to the Elephant. to the 'lea-. ed 0 1 \, 4 1 Y 111 Ncoanter, a I 6.gun' 11 ' 6 6 , WWI latThell.. 1. * I."' (47ILLAUMCS Yilrd; WM, ( "Titln, Qttiir, South- W e i i , . , ON m,l-4 ricotta), morning, at 9 o'clock,, the signal fot the 1 , r o n 602 M the Nrineiis Frigate, at Spithcad, nutrn,C'hils the at that Port to . send a boat, 4 tch, oat h armed, to attend the execution of N. ten,to' 4 teatTLin of that Ship, who had , beco seo. tkye'it° die, fur desertion. 'I he sum!noris was the ( I:4 c 4n d a iniin from each Boat was ordered on (_toyer ,' "(ices the unfortunate Criminal was in tNi o , . in the presence of the Ship's Company, at_ het ` ''Y 4 Catholic Priest. The scaffolding hi t4Zeuiv:.Treildvsthe` Marines were. under arms-the e•--and every preparation .made for. the ille theT-11'9'11 :---14e requested leave to address tit, ~_.l aid s aid he was prepared to die ! A so,,,ttinkivrques before the time 'of execution, Capt. ,_ botch . I L LE read to him the sentence, which in. llap'e,:l:ll"l.lrtiti.uti of free pard.,-12 :.he seized . the eapr„, %: ' PrQbtrate.ou the deck, . and kissed it ,t)g the feelings of a penitent, pardoned te,tl4k..dis Whose hope of mercy, as he said, NIG v ! ) , him! Captain SOME li V ILL ti then . seri.. had , tteoir: ''.".kinished him ; and he retired from the titet,,,,%:(11111.,...ti1.e Priest, With whom he continueds Il e Way oe _T ar lY an hour in prayer. The next day . 1 4,,,,,, ir o n on hoard the Tiirrpr 4 6b ; the men of the de 4 lit s ) :! 3 1 11 Y I, l ° I.llei.r credit) ha,ving previously trt4 r 4 an script:on for him from a twe l ve ' tile ,„ which The hire they had just received. • ' 411 Sat/ "r"" ) Lord Eldon, Ckarles, Bletriv, Il lt .:, ..Yt Atmed, Ships, arrived at Elsineur on }°' a•. Ins t. vk ith their sevcial Conivoy's frt.= Eng tr; th ; e : 1114 'l4 soon as they. 'eleared they proceeded N.lrrtil a'i,r,aviunYoart4l:e ;rthhiens.ilt.ifrtab'r anc! :14111 Eldon .ie ,„., 141, ~st force which the Frenchltave concert (l. 'll t toly i.l t , e I,„ii ti ... , tae Conbtant speculation ainotigs f 1'1444: 6'11 at ttx, (..'ontinent ; for troops are still tir,,, ,13 illithet fu n .' • 'd• et • it is ii, 0' rhil l ,• l , tiro -. .i.. every • lel, vol. . 4v ton _. ' Ire!' t tile people of that country this 2t'vherd distrias, openly expressed their i l k : i lly - li ti, l ' it r t i , ti AP a.l4.Tt'S ihte asStimplii:n 6I the ,Titri syt tl ,r , ald that this immense corps had tc,:it. 4t 41 4 ( 1 1 1 131e ' l to cru,,ok‘ a p re- tiiTosition . to te .7 . 11 4 4 1 0, . .'v ents , the I, repel) seem determined to l'"Cut-lii"te/r n'iliiary as well as naval operations in ..‘y 111 y!,tery. 11 10 11 , 1„... ,t Mediation f 'll' , F: ti.nerelc, '. i' ' is PRUSSIAN MAJEsTY, , rotl, , Which Istely shinnied between the Iti f. 4 ' 4 1 the , "idtlt c i f 1 ,Y oll.4bec, have been tetmluated '414% tilin . Cilj. .- 1 • - , . I t, 0( I he for 016 :t '. 41 0 'hAn' it. se yoi, 0 , the': PO' j og fitc's P C' 10 0 IS° °ll il/41 1; 114 orghil $ O P' 0131" 04 re FROM THE HAMBURGII MAILS. LIIPZICK, MAY 5 ! --M. Novost LTZOFF is already on his journey to Italyanci France, to open negotiations relatiye to a General Peace.. He Is ex. petted shortly at Berlin, - According to the Propositions for Peace stipp.,irtecl by'a Northern Court, Malta is to be. restored to the, Order ; Init; tilt the complerion of a 'General Peace, be occupied by kUSSian and Ne'axiolitanTronps, as Neutral Territory. The second point finds dif fculties at L;mdotr. CADIZ, APRIL 9.—vt the twelve Ships of. the Line that were fitting DLit here,. only six were suf.. ficiently : manned and ready to sail ; the, other will nut be able to follow them soon, as we have not sailors enough to man them. ST. PETE asnußcri, ^.0.-1( his been re. plited within these few days, that the intended. journey of the Chamberlain Nbvn , il. 4. ..z . :Fr to Brussels is 'put, offfor an inde4nite time. It is said that some nut. very satisfattlorydi'spatches, lately re ceived by Goverurtient, has been the cause ut this postponement. •Buttip, Courier from Constanti ri.o.pfe lias passed through this city in great haste for,London ; an Officer has also arrived from Prince YfisiLANTf, the Hospodar of Wallachia, who brings, it is.said,:vety-inPortani dispatches relative to the Sublime I:).irte.' They write froth Vienna, that the camp which I:VaS to be formed in Gallicia will not take place. , Atitit. 22.—M. PE. TALL EY P.AND, Minister l6r Foreign Affair , . ; the Minister at War, Milli I IR ; and the MetiMers of..the Consulta are arrived litre. A FreneltShip of War; of 24 gon, has arrived at Genoa from Toulon; , .in consequence of the bttong East wind which l,as prevailed for some time, She was twenty .days on her passage; which, with a, favourable wind,.. might have been performed in 24; hours. This Easterly wind has been extremely in favour of the Toulon tleet;in its pas,sage to the Straits of Gibraltar. ITALY. APRIL 16.,—Tik0,. English Frigates, from the Fleet of Adrnital Nal..som;- have put into the harbour of Naples ; one of them has been over' almost the whole of the Mediterranean Sea, in quest of the Toulon Fleet, hilt without ending it. • APRIL 20.--Ace , irding to the latest accounts froth Florence, the QU EN of ETtttrnlA., wfiti has sent Deputies to Midlan, will Likewise repair thither in pers.in; to obtain from the EMPEROR ; if possible, relief for her kingdom, by a diminution of the Man. her of French Troops there. • The following Extrads from the Lisboa Gazette may prove interesting to some of our Readers Lisuort, Arx It; consequence' of the ur. gent necessity of l adt.g ag.ttnst the State's , of &tr. bary, an Order, was issued, under the date of the 3d instant, for levying to all the CostomMouses of thi. Kingdom, and the adjaeent Islands, three per Cent..in . lieu of two per Cent. heretofore charged on Exports slid Imports, (without any exemption in favour' of those, who, under any pretext, May conceive themselves to be exempted from the pay. ment of the same) excepting, however, fish, wheat, maise, r. r, Riot, 'or v. get At)les, as also_ all articles entered at .Frank Quay, oi , ,;n a duty of one per Cein. only of this Cuntrthtitioti shall be levied. , , APRIL 2t.—ln the afternoon of the 24th inst. His Royal Highness the' PR INCE REGENT gave audience, for the• first time, to C3,-Iter f it/NoT, Ambassador frnn His 11 , 1,,je,ty'c•e Emr EROlt of the FRENCH, and oti, the same day, to Chevalier Er t voy Extraordinary itt,3l His SARDI. NIAN 114.6jEtTY. Arts 1L 27. - They write from Cadiz, that His ,CATHOLIC 'ESTI' has reirered from 't he trade of that City, one million of dollars, to meet the, ex igencies of, the State. That a squodron ut twelve ran of war, was.prepating,to be ready in the course of that month (larch), of whieh 'Admiral GRA. viN A Iva to have the command. Also, that . the English had captered the 'airtrudesol ship from Lima, valued at two millions of Patacas; two yes. selsifrom Buenos .Ayres, , and another from'Guati. malo„ (-she lading of each being valued at a million of Patacas) and one from Vera Cruz, at sit hutaited hard. dollars. The English at Gibraltar having formed .a triple line of artillery, the Spanish in. trenchtnents had also been provided .with a formida ble train of artillery. I Tae OPBItA.---Thee performance of the new serious Opera, ()razz; e . Curazzi, Saruelay last, at the King's 'Theatre, commenced soon ii fier seven o'clock, in order to comply With, the laudable re. quisition of the /3tsetee of LotaloN, that the Enter tainments might not inttench upon. the 'Sabath. — The Orchestra was but halt' full of Performers at the beginning, and the Singers were not ready...:... However they were all upon the alert, and the curtain - drew up before the usual time. GRAS. stilt made a strong impression by the excellence of her ading ; and BRAIIAW if he had ritnf cui.ktroded 11,erad v b.y the extravagant luxuriance of his is'ivirient, at the expenee of taste and feeling, would hive gained more judicious applause than attended him, PARtsoT particularly distinguished' herself in the last Belle;. , The House had d most brilliant assemblage of the higher ranks. Mr. Arun ews, one of, the most eloquent and ropular Preachers in the metropolis, yesterday de.; livered a very animated' Discourse at St. James's Church, against the profanation of the Sabbath, by the fashionable Concerts, which have too long been prevolent. It is to be hoped that the general tlisapprohatiOn.and disgust which the Sunday even. ing Concerta have excited,_ will at length induce some of our rtirbiet females of high rank, if they do. not hold forth an example to their infetio!s, no longer thus to trample upon decency and decorinn. Mri."l)ueltit'S remit Masquerade was a scene 01 elegant amusement, but iedid not pass wholly witliodt disturbanee, for an unlucky. dispute aroic betwe'cri a young Nobleman and a Gentleman who had been some time at variance with him, in consequence •of which the Nobleman treated the ,latter with .4 personal indignity, which is likely to be attended / with serious effeds. - ;. `On Thursdiik I:6t, t'ox t 6 ;) ire ,t. acKkvion,. upon-Hull, the wife ,of P. E N cmort, Eh 9— ,First Licutccalkt c Forcts, .Was ta!'ely tiCilYVErti •Ji Sun. CORN EXCHANGE; MAT zoi Lit rt r arc nnt many fresh'artivals of Wheat. to. day, but a tnlerahfe; sty ply ,on hand, and •many buyers, the,day'fino samples, fetched an ad. vance on. aor currency of.g4. and 4.1 per quarter, and hf;erwArds gave vv:ly,l tine Daley, &c. in al art supOy, lull. as dear N'Llt steady ; .Whire'and Gtey Pease, with Er.ans abort& sorts, are dearer; 'a tolerable goo,l supply of Oats, an„ they vary bat little in price ; - -Flpitr as last week, nominallylur hoe at 9oi. . . Wheat . 54s a 6ils a cps 0 , 1 Pc in - 443 a cos od Fme Old - - .92 d 953 od rick Beans . 38s a 44s od Rye - -48 s a sas'od tats 25s a 28S a 303 od Barley - - ' 34s a 411 ott Poland do. 3i s a 324 , 64 klalt - 66's a 723 od Rap Seed .: ~,- mot . oat White Pease 44s a sos oA Fine Flour . 75s a 80s od, (Trey- ditto - 4 - Ds a 41s od Seconds . 65s a 75s od 1 The Cokatta Gazett: of the 7th Dccember con. taini.an official account of the perilous situation of the Dztachment under Liewenant.Colonel BURN, in its march from Bagourah to Shamlie s during which tine it, was constantly harassed by the superior forces cf . HOLCAR. It Avas finally extricated from danger by Lotd 1.,.F; at the very moment wl-en Lieutenant-Colonel BURN came to the desperate re. solution of attempting to cut his way throtigh the Enemy, by whom he was completely strrtourtded., The French Charge d'Afr,res at Dresden has in. sisted UpOrt the I;rohi,bition of The Courier de Lou. dtel, which request has been complied with.— The British Resident, in consequence, requested the, suppression of The Moniteur, but this was re fused. - The'rortifieations of Hamburgh are now almost entirely demolished. COVENTRY ELEcrtoN.—At the close of the Poll at Coventry, on Saturday last, the numbers stood as For Mr. Mu.Ls, - - • 330 Mr—PAitay, - 7.16 Majority in favour of Mr. NI it.t.s; Mr. WlNDliAtit, it seems, lately declined an invitation from the C , )iporiltion of Norwich lest it might be supposed that. he intended on a future vacancy to oiler himself as. a Representative of that City, altedging that such an idea " would Raver •he ~Ti :4 pity that Mr. \VI NDHAth should have declined an invitation to a social. meeting, as he is in re-ality as little likely to be invited again to the Representation of Norwich; as, according to his own account, he is likely to offer himself as a Candidate. Several Noblemen and d'entlemen who were pre. sent the liampshire 'County - Meeting, on, the subjed of the Tenth Report, have published a Pro. test againit the Resoltvioni. of the Altering, And parriculOv against the Resolution of Thanks to Lord St. VINCEMr. A Letter was received at Hull on Thursday se'nniBhr, from S."TtroItNTON4, Esq. itting, that in a few days, Warrants from . the Treasury would be sent to the Customs ancl:Excise, authorising them to permit spirits to be ir;ndeti for twelve month 4, ii any . ‘vocehouses at that plAce, approved .of by their Officers. T.,anmhire Rcgiawnt of Militia, corn• minded by COknel IltliADY.eL, were reyicwed on Tuesday at Portsmouth, by the Hun. Brigadier. General MeADlt : Fricl,iy the first division of t . hern marched for Exeler; the remainder will folloiv 'to: marrow.- . The Ist S;:unerser Militia,. commanded by Earl PAU LETT,. arc to remove to Portsmotith from'Gotp-irt, till they their match t 9 attend flis,MA'irsTV iltWeynwuth. The' Bonney Volunteer Corps, commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel NS.'ll.lGitT, are nOW .011 perma. nenr dory at lieiceit:r ; a very fine body of men, and highly disciplined. A etera - Arnant from the- za battalion of the Bth Regiment of Foot have tuAtched from Doncaster to join the tat at Portstnouth, where they are to em. bark for foreign Aervke. i immediately. The route was received at 13lancaster,ordy the night befne.' The Bth ail& 2+th Regiments, with two Corp. p.miri Artillety, tve,re embarked on Friday on, board Transports at Spi:head; it is expetied that they will sail this day, together with the 83d Re. giment. They are to rendezvous at Cork, when they are to jlin other Regiments that are ttrootts• pose this Expedition to the We't His Majesty has signified his intention of re. viewing the whole of the Volunteer Itifantty of Betkr.lore, on Rollmarsh.heath, on Saturday the Bth of June ; and the Volunteer Cavalry on Mon. day the loth, at the same place. Friday morning the Vine Inn, at Ower, in tht. New' Forest, was entirely consumcd•by fire. On Thursday morning a fire br.ke out in a- , tene. merit at the Grange Toll, Edinburgh, which, not. ,withstanding the efforts of the Magtstrates and tire. men, entirely consumed the house. Seven poor families were burnt out. Siturday, at tie 'Mansion-house,. a _yOung ma►► . was committed fur re-examination on actourit of some suspicious circumstances ropening a horse in his possession, which had been adVeriised tts stolen. The Appeal on the Wool bliiilless Was argued by Messrs, CoNsT and LAwLvtt, ',but it did not come to any decision. : Saturday, at Mailborabgb.stceet, a woman, named Lenord, was fully committed.for trial, for stealing an infant in - Monimutit.street, under preterice of giving it sweettn l tais. ..She .w ms with di - El:thy ex. ideated from the, vengeance of the populace. Saturday inorning, at Ilaw-street, Eleanor Light. foot, who has long beet) in the habit' of robbing. different ready.futtaisbeti_ lodgings, was brought up, for final exarnination. Upwards of $o per ons at. tended, tiara. of wham were bound over to pro:. sectate. SUIGIDE.—A most lamentlble circumstance oc carrcii last WcduestL minting at Pulliam. Mr.' M itty ear,: an eminent twultt.t erkiner, resiinig at that 1)14C4 Went to. London early in lite 11140110 g, on businchs, lie parted ii un un'aff , tit/ 11 3t': [WM ; anti 'the ititertve.rtts brrialdalted with her children without 6 - hewing any hpnlicarns pi a till. tressed or detange,l otititt. Ausrnediatittly atter breakfitst 'the wjaaeyort . :4Vl:krctl to onc, of 111 C 013 L- 1101 1:4 5 , itt:4 ttotittr, throst Shocking J tiVinne.4 thji s!,e !:iitaf)4 l l ycldizt, .eLe A'o I LEfi R'N and C.; INTL EM toiri.tei;;rl the G REA: P.11..f..E .1' /Mil'. bETrel4.li. (Continued fiorn our : Paper of FritLy.) Ort;TLEMr You ate no: iznotatit,.oentizirten, by vvtill means tile Enemies of the Throne of a ',eiht) wt.- ing Kingdom 011:ed it to the grotp7.l; though you may t.emt.rrtSet the 1, - Icts', it tna.y not b:;.. entirely oielns to z,ive them in the order they oc. corrrd. When those persons in Fr:ince, who,' no; -r the tiksguise of tiemis of —the • People, had long cm cealed their enmity to the Tiiron: - .!, firstdiscovere t that the disorder of the bec•not pillar ttit=me, they:clamourcd for, an .tl,!oe.rob!y Arty,r4ler. The Notable 3 ., at you well ltoolv, deniers, were merely C;nritnissioners to eno, abuses, to 'deteel, 'discover, - and recommen4„ without:power. Jo ptn,idi or to remedy,' jr.liey a body mote numerous, suriounded with more cclit,. 'end called together. for more. general purposes . , tha the Commissioner: for Naval 14f z4ifry, but ill a ,i'vr respeds the nature of their fuoetions was neatly , • . same. They pointed out Some real aba,x,, e;•:, aggerated and imagined, others,' and set-the. N:ition in•a fl ime.,—They spoke of a degiaded and, thif'eople considered it as unworthy. 'l.lle grace cl CALONNE, the Miliiv(r, c luence of their disclsteries; Hut the I,\Jaliun not contented with ditulissing that Mi,,ist,...t;:ev-,:ry• mark of disgrace was attached to his (14.0t,5 , ..1" 4,1,1 perhaps, hut for a precipitate retreat, the 1. , (41, lal. tern might have. begun its operations upon him, I know not how to make the apology fu: that .0/;i11 7 . ster in the short compass of.a letter, except by say. lug, that the Kieig and his Brotheri, and ad thos . who best ktiew about the matter, and who acquiel".. ced in his disgrace, afterwards took him into ths'ir. confidence ; and . the matt himself was known to many amongst you. But the fall of CA o :4N it was not the object ;. the blow was aimed at hits Riyal. Master—and it .did not Miss. • ,The person of a KING IS too sacred, to be at:: tacked openly, with impunity, and the chat.tti.4 , .inf the mild and just Louis added difficulty to dan ~er It was found necessary , to do by “raliix!trt : what could not otherwise he safely acternpt , d.—'l\i disgrace the indiyidual Minister' in the first in stance, was.the first step towards throwing (him - dit on the whole Administiation, and by this cneat;s the Mildest and most virtu ms,Monatch that eTer sat upon the Throne of France was lett itakeo tv the attacki of Iris enemies, and the space of threw short yeas .saw ititn ttansf , mned, in ti!e of hit Sulfas, lilt() a faithless Monster and a petjarad . 4rant. • Bit in so great an attempt as. that of destroying the Monarchy of Frailc.e, more than one dlArt necessary, and. the 'Monarch' was te.estal'Ai,ned in 1791 with' limited authority, tinder the title • Qf a .Constitutional King. .Those who were moLrate • thought that enough had been dime,' urit tito-se that were Wi4e* thought it'far too much ; hut th2re was another Party that considered the wutt... a 9 Ludy bettn.; lite second attempt secroe.l • more th the first.-»all well.inientioned Relarnor; v, bO. drilled, and the whole Nation . had awo . rn lo the donstittition and proreel*The Constituted thorities, The•triii;gle was SeVerr: ; tune had Gaght flt NIAIEN•fr io bc so c:r,:7atiit. suet} that it was itopnssible to find a , grotohl tur personal hostility. .• Once more an attack on his. Mini,te'ri was re. sorted ,to, as a means of Plying hint 01,eit ro hij enemies,, and Barssoti at the head 'of the p att y ,that ruled at • the tirne,, accu,t.tl his 'll6st conri. dential,servants of 'Lext critnts of a new description, for which he or his associates lid in vented a name, but of which they did notattetni,l to bring any sari of, prOof, and to which they did not even give prnbabilicy. But. the passions of the People were inflamed r• and it had brien decreed to the Constituent Assembly, it was a Law of the State, that Ministers. fOund guilty of bad con,lta should be sent to the Gallics,. to be chained to the .oar with the meanest inalefanors.!—lt was /l ot now necessary to ma ke approaches by degrees---the De. .liberativa Assembly, for a motnent-eager to ruin . a Minister, assumed the Excutive Power, and tio M.. DELESSA.III; the, unfortunate object of their enmity, and a justice Of the Peace, who" refused to exe e tire t h e : i rres t,f were taken by illegal lotce anti carried to the Prison's of 'Orleans, to be dragged from thence Aix months after, and murdered by a mob of 1140 assassins in broad day at the Orangery at Versailles. . • Titus once more by the degradation' ofa Mini. stet the Throne became the Objet ot povirt.it mosity—it became educe more &graded, a n d w i te . out defence. How lung will that n u i v n e d l t e i s i : e that e, t,an e: pensive bauble, be allowed to exist ? was the tint. versa' cry-4/":w Icing.. will the', Minister petraf' the Nation, ata.! abuse a g a 2a.1,* etlerca: people ? , -Jo 1 will riot insult you, Get:ll-men I . )) sup., aptorsotcnigtyynontta i lt i a li v u e st f l o c r e l . l ; (),E b t t l i t t C" do sp y Se o ( u p: e n m Ce c s in o t f lcetr il bgt h rw i s . • rapidly they I,..dlowentlut o ace a ? I t s possil~lc in tits firtst part of the business God grant 'way ner er be seen in the-last. boundi of a ktter Wig not -admit of my dwelling en all the eircuninces tkat would enforce the conelusil)n, neither C.to .1 suppo,u that you ere igneraut °lawny of dim; 1 saltail tlictefore proceed to another consitlera;i ,n. I litlierto t:ie crime plit - dged,even ifproved, amounts t only' to a violati9n of the. h triit Itocr thc so f 4 l 11 % yttu :tha,,abextending it to ortiti hers of the Administration. l'he cd the ttw was, not violltc‘ii itiuon)ocl. tw“hc'r tie ,-Ay in payfoeot # nor y)ti,natc riatrom t t the Funds .votet,),,f .r p3r• hervicee, wok 1 , 44ve„ I - „,.• Mr, \V Ipi tt {,ieus as 4 his tuhly is to.ty Ma !Living compared (it)V '..witCfC die Letter of t h e Lt to is 10 be sir . i4tly thincred t,t d g npralc h) rule. It tilay };;ay with trulli s Lir never with that fine effect which taste, , 411 : t h e ivation t bi.oll and jutizatent united can . 10 • Ib iris 'vac Gtntklatn to recatr tilt Go. , .