The Sun. — London, England, 1805-04-23 00:00:00

~"~: • Ar,xlVX Hamburgh,. 1-1 Dublin, 2 Watereopi. PRICE OF STOCKS ?Wit DAY AT.IWtt,V3; O'CLOCK. 57 I OMIIIOIII Colv“)1 • . THE SUN. 40Lb.,4 QU,II AuDEAr ? L quy N, 4, TOESIIAY, APAR. iBO5. were ill's morning received : at the, AdinitaltY AilOtirai Sir ANDRRW . MITC H 141 41 who com,nandi on -the Halifax station, which state, that the C'iropgiro Frigate, of.3zguns, and zoo men, Sjißoit'aa:T ',AUK It, latqlY fell in witl4 Ville de 41ilalt,' a large French '4.4; gun Frigate . ; an . ation immediately commenced between them, which lasted for three hours.—At, length the Cieutntra having a great number of r men killed and wc.unded, and her rigging cut to pieces„ was comptilea try strike - to the tuperior force of her adversary.. 4a, !Ville „ de Milatr is an tincomm:inly late Ftigite, having been laid down for a lerenty: , four : she carried muds Ireaviermetal than the• Cleo. patrq, anctne4rly double the number of men. We arc, however, very happy to,add, that three days ift,erwards His Majesty's Shili Leander fell La Pille de Milan 'and her Prize,• and touk them both, without The slightest. resistance. . (7.4aptain Worm, 14 ho coilmituletV ,the Frig ite which br.tiiy,st !tome Sir J. Ductew ttrtt, hits, jaid,,,-apylied for a CLAW IVl3rtial on that.....gal.. hot Ofilcr, which is'sooti to h.,: hehiht Port,rnt)Lith. The li f robgreh Mad due on Sumlay arrived this morriing.• i-The followirl are the, mot itnpurtant itrticles of, intelligence which it brinZs V i t 4 At , RIL ,nurnerous'..repnrt3 citCulated in various, places, that a War again threm „ ens to 14eiile. nut , on the Continent, our Cabi. trt lt , thopri with {wire, 44iivitY th.ol ttver tti preserve tii:t v'utrdity vd!tich it hOs hitherto thaihtained ;. vat it iy ce;taio that ::!l priTos;tls for fo . rtning Stit;ll (1141141e16014i.as lead to Viarhave. been pbsitilielk . r 'l'lie 1. assi,rtrt G:n:rj LAcv, has arrived Jlere in , , 'Jibe cour:x the present - werts, as h ave al , o Cottriers from Lofi , lon 4tid St, Petersbuezh, 'with Dispatches • to our Cw,srt.r Thy ti , y before yeiterlty'a Torkidi Courier (tot° CowtantiosTte p3ssed through,this City, with Dis." P 3 tVl)e for tite Tutlctibh A'nb3iador at ?aril. prcoarati:,lls that were making it Vienna for the recepti 41 of 'Their Ilrperial M jesties hAve been tAcont inutd '3 M C t3'.--The Christian Insurgents', a se; via have. began again to take possession of the p advantageous poste w hich they. occupied last sumo. stet near lielgra lc, on ivittint liavalla. All th(i . wiartrw.d Chriitians of the vilhwes in the environs 01 Belgrade . , ;is also their wives aoll children, have; abandOsted habikations aod joined their o armed Countrymen, to place themselves under their tsttion in the woods and'secure - pi,tc.'s, a precaution Which appears to them the more ittc.essary as they l'eafued that the 'Cul kt' de,ty,tierl to make a sally . . iiinTrTgairMe, on all the urtarmrn.l inly.tbit;ottit. The • gre,itest et,)nt . oilort .;pre,v;ils to Belgrade, ;which is daily increased by Ons scarcity of provisions, The In . suygents may c..)4ingi, at the beginning of the c:onpaign, so have for their enemies not only the. Garriaon Bzigrade, htit Belt' a I ) .‘ , 4tais and :' I IUSS dat former at. the head of 7000 rnen, .n 11 die other at the head of zoos. Thq are in consequence making dispositinns to defend' them. selves against these forces, "or any others that may attack them, We may soon eltperr.i to hear of se. rious.stenes mfg 4 Woody enetinniers, Advice has just tcers ft L :Viif fi l th a t BelAratie iN completely invested. IVl,kotttn, I\44ttcst late Envoy , at I3er. O. Fhit I it app,linte:l, it is .understtiod, 7 :.olutnatn.ler of the Amy n Qallicea. 'The Ceunt .I.)a Nlotyr,9t.Fo, late qi,.o.:ernot of the Council. of ttastile, has, by order of the King, resigned that' wportant pOst. This cbroge. has caused. a 'consider. able sensati;.m heir, The .surcessor, of- tire Count, DK,lVloterAittco is' rust yet f ippninte(i. M. hiloit.A, Captain-General of tote King , .iorn of Grenada, the Archbishop Of VA 4 11 NC lA, and Cardinal DESSIN'", are namcd as Cau. Jidatcl for that imprrtant post. BEtty.tbt, Arittl. I 3 . —M, CARLINI!, Envoy from Great Britain to Copenhagen, has gone from this City by the way of Stralsund and Y.tadr, to the place of his destination. General Ds ZAsTRow sets ot!r to-day for St. Petershurgh. General 1)E WpZ I NO E Roos is going on a mission to Vienp3. p , Aun Counsellor of State to the Ertt• Oro!' 1 4 ,t,u640., has irrived here from St. Peters. SToCtiI4OLM, APRIL 5.--the English Cour'4r .4 i t , Mr. RUFF, wilo s going to , retersnurgnoot b-_ ing able ioicross the Gulf of on aCcoliiit of the ice, has been obliged to go round by Torreo. ST, PETERSTITitteII. MARCIt 30.—A report generally circulatedhere that, a .considerable .Corps of Troops on the Frontiers have received ostlers to hold themselves in readiness to march. HANOVER, APRIL 12.—;-T4 76th Regiment' of Infantry will ,set ant on the ,24th inst. for France Pis said that the Troops 3.vi1l encamp on the tpth of this month. • . flAntrg,-Apatt, r3. , —Yesterday the Roman Int.' perial AmbAssadoc at Paris,Count CouENTZEL, ar. rived here. He resides with the Atotrian Envoy ,J here, and has perrnis%io9. to continue here „tiitring the absence of the Emperor NAPbt.tori from Paris.. By the rtiult of the Votes given at the Hague, the new Consiirution has been. accepted. The nurn. her of Citizens who di.l not inscribe their votes, and who are consequently considered as having con. tented, is ten - times greater than that of them who voted. . On the introlOion of die new Constitution we shall receive a ne G3rriion here, which will con siSi of a Regiment of 1 Urte Guards, and a Regiment of Foot 'Guards, The DepartrnrutBl Government of Utrecht has .prohibited ail private meetinp, which some evil. disposed persons held there under pretence of refl. giun. Yestethy morning [hi IVIAlssTy and the DUKE ot CANOE I'DOR, SotqliA . and Count G 'OcralS FITZROY, GWYNNE, and MANN tuts, and Mrs. EGERTON, took an airing 11 it MA J EiTY. and PRINCESSES tO..ik an airing to if roginore. • yesterdiy the P R NC R 53 of %VALES arrived at Windsor at two n'clot-k• Oa Sunday Aternoon Hantlel'et "Catnnation An them, '' The King shall rejoices" was rehearsed in the service at St. Georgeti . Chapel, 4 , ltich is now ;conipletely, fitted up fot the 11ota11,tion. On Sunday everiiog the S.tcsked Oratorio of lintel ,Egypt was perh)rated at the Royal Concert, Itr)otn3, in the Castltt, b?fore , Ttt 4MA R:1 vs and several of the Nobility, by Her IvJajecy'it aind, and the Gonrktrttfn t'he•Windsor THET4 MAJEsTIES and PRINCFsirs have cotn. Im .T antle:i a Comedy 00 ucbday next, at Covent 41`,G3rtien Theatre. Winthor and Eton were yesterday crowded with visitor. In every stteet there was dancing or singing, and itinerant, tothi6ois of. every descrip tion. The ceremony of the:lnstallation commenced this morning at ten' o'clock. We shall give the lull particulars in our l'a; , er of to-nrnrow. fi ts sTr h as written a l etter o f i nv i tat i nn , to.the llulcc ot ; Lir OF,o b tO be present at the In.. sta ik t ion ; aid hi, Grace has made up a grand uni form atilt to I) tvcirn Oa the occasi,m; the young IVl.trytti of T'Avi-TClCit i, to he one of the tr.tin bearers of the rube of the Sorereign. This daY .there was no Court of Aldermen ; the Lo tt p M A YO*, after insie;:ting.the Meal Weighers"' orderd the ! wee of 'Bread. to he advanced par peck; os quartern. The new Duty on :wilt tAcs 'ph ce this tlay. , The two 'troops it the 41h Regiment of Dragoon Guard,, now ,in 'Vint() B.rrdcks,, will March about the end of the week far Exeter., They will be succeedel hy a part of the 6.1 t Carbineers. A gorrisnn battaii.m ot the Army of Reserve was expeded to march into "Truro on Saturday morning from PlYmhuili. They. con,ist of abhor 17s inen, ano were to proceed Its Pendermis Bar. (ACK', this (I,ly. , Th e s t i k Veteran pattakinn are nurchcd into Port. clic,ter. The . proportinn of men allowed by the late A(.l to volunteer from the, Militia into the Regular Fdrce, was completed .with eagetnesti and sOrit by the tat and ad S nnerset R.egirnents 'at.Ptarts. mouth and at (Issporft. Those. volunteered have since in.trehed for Vtriocliesier. The men fro m t h e Lancashire regiment .are waiting the artival of their; Cotronanding Officer, Col. BRAD L -Ti l e l oom Regttnent, 800 strong,- etimmanded by Colonel FALtraftEtkv is landed at Cowes. .t The 99rh Regiment, itt five Transports, sailed from thence, her jersey. ,Satuttlay . a party of men from the, Sloth &tn. cu re r Militia, Volunteers fur. the 35th Regiment . of Foot,' rn itched tutu Chichester. On Thursday' the volunteering of the Mili t i a i nto different Regimenta of the Line took place at New'., castle . , when 5 t of the &cond Derby turned nut for Regular Service. Thete . ,,appearing to 'be bo few, Volunteers from the Arptore, the Commanding, offi cer i n ie n d's dividing the 13,,ttalion; diretted b y Aft of I),,rtiament. At Sunderland, on. the same day, fifty of the N )rihumberland, a,nti 2go of the North Lincoln, also turned out for the above tier. Vice. , A mel a ncholy acc•ident happened last night at the 'Crown and -Anchor Tavern, Strand, As Mr.SIMP. KIN,, sen, the tsiListrr of the t avert', was Carving down stairs, about half past eleven at night, his loot slipped, and, being unable to recover himself, he fell 'otter the imontsters, which caused so severe al concussion of the brain, that he ex,pited at two 'o'clock this morning. An unfortunate accident h , ppened a few day. azo to Mr, FERGUSON, the Banister. A Mail Coach lil vvhicii lie WAS a pastionger wait overturned, hy w hich he was acj much brtrised that ho lies in a very dangerou‘ state. _ _ _ . The Mackeral ft4tery Olt the coast of Cornwall, Kad, (in wi:bin a few days past biter) very un,ticcess. ful-; but some VA caicheb have lately been ma<i in iYl ,, unt's.bay, and the prospett of sgteets has iib,v , become itijit 141,99raWel , , NEIVS. PLYMoUTII, APRIL 20..--There are now only !eft in th.tildy the bloctueux, of 8 guns Coura. geux, 74..,gun5; and the' Caossus, of 7+ guns. In the Sound, La lourterdli and Lady Warren, of p guns.— These Ships will .be-ail rfE to their dill rent stations. Yesterday all was mirth, riot, and jollity amongst the jolly Tars of the Pallas Frigate, , of. 3 2 gtini, Capt. Lnrd COCHitAN E., both at Dock, North Cfir. ner, Mutton Cove, and at Plymouth, in Castle B4y, &c. They were paid in hard cash Thirty Pounds teach, in hollapi and Were allowed to go , on shore to reple .themselveti, except those who were prudent enough to stop on board their Ship, 'and remit their prtze.money to their friends and re. lations. The Pallas is ordered to fit for foreign service, and it is supposed her• destination will be to the West La Loire, of 44 . T.ms, Cipt. MAI TL AND, laile4 very early yesterii.ly morning for Ireland, and .not befurs. Arrtu. Danish Eastan. diaman has just Fume to in the 'Harbour. On the 22d of ntrch, in itr. 19. long. 3r. she was board., ed by an English Sloop of War, in company with about So' sail, steering to the Westward, supposed to be the Magicienne Fligate and her Convoy, hound to the West Indies. The Captain of her• says, that he sailed' from the . Mauritius on the 31st Dec. ; put into the CApe of Good Hope 3rst Jan. anal sailed from thence on the 6th Feb. ; that he did not put into St. Helena. The Marengo Man of War was undergoing a thorough repair, but Wes not , expel. ed to be equipped fur sailing till February or IViatebr The ; Belle Poule, titld Atalante Frigates,' were out on a Cruizs. The. Princess. Charlotte, and a Brig bound from India for England, were the only English built Vessels prizes there, of about eigh—, teen country Ships, or large burthen, which'had been carried in there at different times ; lie is posi tive that no Ship of the name of the Prince o f had been carried in. APRIL 22.-7-Arrived the Harlequin Transport from the Coast of Africa; Heela Bomb, with the . Sally, REIS, for Dublin'; Li/i4ve Branch, WRIGHT, for Gibraltar ; Retairdror, WAKE, Hindi', DAL LRY, Glamorgan, SHRLyr, and the Mary and Alizabeth, Qu t troN, bound to the West Indies ; and several other outward-bound Vesel, under convoy from the Downs. DEAL, APLIIL zz.—S.tiled the jam,i;ca, Cygnet, and Ortstes Stoops, Lucifer and Deru,irtatiln Bombs' , Furious, qailant, 11/rallgler, and Basilisk Goo. briss,' for their stations off Calais. The Blood hound Gon.htig came in frnhi her station fF Vime. flux, and sailt,d again to ,thte S,tiloi the Pretty Las, Armed Ship with Convoy for Plymouth. Camp in a Min oeWar Brig launched last Tues day from Mr. KING't Yard, at Dover, and ,sailed for Sheerness to lie cntilier t itt and fitted tor sea. Came dawn from. the River the lane Dutehtts of Gordon, Capt. J CnMatcotr y and Retreat, Lapt. J. HAT, East Indlathen, and ;titled for Portsmouth. • ill the Down --Mon:Arch, Utrecht, Diomede, • SeritpiS, poinoriii, Arab, Arizntna, Explut.ion ' and Voic4nu Boun )s ; Thiashcr ariil Ritielnitri Ckllt-PriAS ; Ann, klcidcr t koyaiist, Osborn, Inact4tl4able, Ariattnc, and liellona, Armed fence Snips.' C6V/lis t APRIL Otirti.ty the Primi an Brig Loui Cato. C. Gitour, fur Tcncriffe, in Lic I;ki, Al'it I I. '2O. --On VVlrdneaty arrived. irs Leith 1t0,14,ii, on `iier mutt) iron) tonvuying the outward-bound Tonoiogets Meet, the Chap n,ix Artssed Yesterday, sailed: from Leith Roads the Sally Armed Ship„ Lord Itleit ille Armed Brig, and .St . 1 1'o:cot (fired /Vinci! Cutter, with about i6o Sail ot Ships for the Baltic. The ',bill( Suterl , BXNJAMIN Yicititits Master, from Blistol to Newfoundland, laden with sundry merchandise, struck on Aritlow Banks about a quarter past ten o'clur k. the night of the rs.th inst, where she unshipped her rudder,' The cargo Inuit be entirely discharged, and it is fea're'd the vessel will nett be got off. A Qunvoy will sail front Leith Roads, for Ton ningen, on tile fit of May . ; and o ne t or t h e B alt i c on the ad of M a y. ' ' Some difference having arisen between two Gen. Ilemeh of the G tuition of . Winchester, 'they had • i • . agre i ed in decide their dispute n a held not far . from ttiat City : hut the intention Of the ti.irties having transpired, the meeting was prevented,, and the Qentlemen were bound to keep the peace. A meeting took .place on Sourday pennigilt, in the vicinity of. Edinburgh, betWeen'uw o Military gentlemen. They exchanged shots ,a effldt ; but on the secono fire one of 'them was slightly Twounded in the thigh, whcri the secOnds interfered, an d the matter was ainicabiy settled. • o.morrow the Sessions of Oyer and Terminer, And G r I Delivery', continence at Justice the ad ; at which there are is° pi isomers for tr i : 4l, on several chargtt tit felonies', 4.-numbtr-ot whnm Are fu c.wital tiffoKele 70 I HE EDIT9R OF TUE SIN I MR. EDITOR, IT is universally admitted that the first barrel., stein made up.an our minds by the coralua of othert, IS on every impottant occasion, stronger than is justifi:...d by_leason ... arid maturer. rell,..ai.on. Tii* held is ifways, for a time, gained over to be s party with the heart, and instead t.; exercising 171 duties of deliberation and juigment, it occupies it• self in finding justifications , of the c ause it has adopted :, but these first are• only tran sitory feel , inge; the emotions of our mind, whish prompt Its to the extremes of app rObAtion or severity, Preason,;renson resuming h e r sveily c , is 2 1 soon away, anti last left to, decide upon risen ) and atttions acording to their teat merits, and according to those shades and circumstances which sometimes imikethem much less meritorious or blameable - than th e y at first IP pear to be. I have been led to make these observations ftoni being awitness,f die' sensati on in - tiauCed on thr Public mind by the publication of the Tenth Report , of the Commissioners for Naval Itlytity,mons la and I) / the -proceedings in the House. of Com which that Report gave rise. No titan ivtikieni that the sentiment which these e vents protium! 1 1 1 ,4 41 1 , of the strongest kind; no maxi will say 111.i1, not proceed from one ot the best prin cides to out P 1; tore --the love of jUstice. But t here i, WO': I!ar that too constant , a view of one side of rilel d ' l ' Ja tion ani_y is now carrying the public resentiataillo cunis far, and the in the yolirical eotite,t with 4.1 '''' .11 , f.. suhjeet is unfortunately blended, we ''re 'cl'it. tantes which teaches its to trotted to have that deliberate consitierol t°4 fi : ( il with mercy, .and whiCh time, a star ucc ,iu" never fails to produCe. • , The irregularities now „under review , bill f ,::, ceived the censure of one of .the BPo icb° „ l ist 14gislatufe, we . must respeetfuliy. ituirsii i° i ,,,, •rellyer ctur i- has already beer; done; but as every ' Uirc:l.C e ) ''' :l . he 11 , her of greater or of lesser degree, ought w ",,, o f lowed , .bp its ithri - aild j-niy its jot 1)1 0 1 ) ‘ ) ":')ing punishment, let Us divest Ottoeives CI every . . 4 c0 ,,,,. which we can suspect to be caught (roils l'u liijc , 4 ,ol to ion and temperately examining the citcuals 1 of 13t P4lllatt I ° ll i , ' loch attend the CribC,IICIAC A le t t o weigh whether the further punishment Pn / l vs i t he b_e inflided is such as the Reprogn iall"i tra ° l* II Country taught, ii! ter calm jeubcrationt to ii— n t' 0 .• doing' this, I shall sup Pose that 1 am ajd fC" f i l g o c of sell to the , justice of every ;Wernher of di e , o :ilitt Commons,. and after having admitted C l ' o , o i ii i t o Mr. raorritß, in availiog himself of his s',l4rge, to make vitt interest Alf Pohtic M All it' leis c iid et , and Lord MLLVILLE tit not pteventlo4 I t s re si; pose themselves to the consequences 11 4 i m the ready experienced, I would, it) mitigatijn't c if. further 11 t-r - eatened pimishtneni, submit olleatti eumstances of the strongest extenuttiont,°,oi,cars itilheltejiint itself. From. that Kerr"( 'ioio, unCont radidedthat no lossWhateeet has 1)cell!aj tat ed, no fraud whatever has hecti t,:orotilittriii %,,io. the i'ublic hal not been prevented win tilt ' i,l l i o re rnenCor one farthing which It con;4l oillrollortiiil '' lo.tie. Tltat ne it hcr (dale persons accOseil'''ul; oft. attempt to incrc.ise the haitiitces tit , J er ih'tt. wet e l'ilv se balances witich, white not in their cosi' , ) I ',t, dead as to putilic odvatit Age. in llflt P ik- 4) 0 tiot and s:' vV.ic otver incee..4cd by thett sfle l,, ' „:o o3 ci'll4l toes, by any infitac. ce Whaljver, 11 ' 1 ,i ,,,tion I ' l the Last •degi cc. That no del,') l'r h , ,,,y aed, °I. a moment ever Al'Ue, : in the paytne" : 4 ,j Nll l, ' detimnd during the 'whole ut the vett il 11 .. „citri lichees ants ,:vir• TROTIV.It lii,ol 0101 /`:11,01,45 1--es ; And tltdt tne whole 0,0,0. a, wit' } , ot . C l the Y aloud Clhifgeabie were p.: , ) over "':,,,,ed 0 cess,or 3 'on the vet ' da y o il V0.1,1C11 114 Y ti att., i „ H :itio' L e t' . us now examine the extent ant' i l t PO , t tt 4 1 i the ineasure• that have. already been ;1""i'-oli as' Lord *I ELY I t.t..s and Mr. rawrils. ' i, pot , that which i, 'further proposed. ''1)410tr,..-144' every MetnHer art the 1-I,,us,e e‘m 2144%,i,r1) 01 must eel 'A fiat it is tor the tonna , to ~C coofeti. a high stinttion, to be marked with ►'''° en i o g 0 1 ille Comm,,lts of Engi;lnd, and, in th e e ! ion it% * highly' Uacto. ii;e, to find I,it. till erk°° 111,tiotiOn ICI Celient qualities, anti his unceasing af i i l i c uni t' s Pablo.; 1,t, t0 ir1c t ,..,, avail him no thing. t . 1 I v i e g 1 ) ,t er :. flleill Mr. TaoTTER has buffeted, 'i h uz i e tr, . 14 ' dismissed from his Office, indar 341) 14 o f no S C . ' passing over all the,e con,iderationsi 2 $ 1 . 10 01 red n ext. di count, the House is Moved to roe— 1 , i f y ass day to a Vote of Pro, Cll W l'i': l ey , aitie ° ill : will involve both its o bjeds in ir' el " ~, po' s " It will not then aintil L: rd If t , ' ii ii t s , " 3. 0 . ~,,, r r ii.. that.lie had, no snare •iii Mr. TR° '''' r ,, ne 0 )3 0 , Fit inu,t, necessarily,, as the Princiil3"l 1 e besiallt able for the ads ~f his D pory,• 4 .";" Tr tirt it, thus accountable ll a:1 that I\ ll r. r ' '',,, „ s y. '",: o have made,. „n 4 h a ., ~,,c . 0 0w .thc cur . 0 ,: , ' l l / 2 , lair to whatever Mr. .1 . 14 Wrig Et 1.1/15 stbeot ' lle.i tar, ' 1 ; 0 Year . * must stow be wanting w•I'':" e ' . ' ~,tiogi I ` lll o the inevitable coose -c at 'hi' , Pr'et f.,f lif e ' , quer , eo' once instituted, must he itn,,tris ntririnmvotilo, °him , and total foss of fortune t. 4 I , ''' er on itgloV, .Sorely this result, which every ,',\'l.oll.':'flii Aopje, will find ti, be incvitahlelif th e '''ti' . a h'' ''' i i r ~t' tiof i ' ( J, is nor foreseen —Surely' st)ine:el'`' 1 , 00- - to ri, to accompany this severe- decre r • ~ nv ily . 11' • ,,nti think, be anticipated, Orr will''' . v ' t . 1 00 41 \c. duals of the 1-fouse of, Contort -0s l'"'f ,r , j 0 n 3 c o, friends in the charaCteis of Rc(. l,, i f ' ivitvt:t i l e t c) o lll nountants, it this very in ,iie"; d 7 ucticil.iphei (let- me call it fair and .ack.,,,wi:tli4c slit' c i l , ir , off Public M one y i n the i r h ; ,.,,,,), ~ tii , r 3 , i i ie 0101.0 fr law which has not been atVil iii.".''..l",„ioat 1 " ( ,o. of man, will be revived upon tilt - % o'''',,,,,felY I o f I fier avenging an if a lt6:4l' .‘`' ' I ci)l e ' .ng . , Iv , /,;11 pp, nished, and which tiiviCe• " " 1 , " i s . N : 61 ,'" 01 1 ' makini Public Men italiie for i"te'''' ~ die/ cry lances stilew.- i ir OtitYr ' 4' af t V eX.ett,:lSing t le ,• t „ At tyri out any shade of ailferenCe t:, th.! t e xact Public Accountant in the kingdom; ro t,lic e ro t, Enough, I trust, has been Lotie for ._, il ,, 11 .i vc ri , i", 6 3 0 ' ale. A- ,:r 1 1 qe to , ~_ ep-a ing, ..t iere i , of;'"' ,u 0 ", and to that tempered spirit v•-ticll ',`,„..i.),- al o p. I will h.-pe, that 'a breach of ,!', ' ' ~,,,.,,,s 0, 1 t ogs, cc! and attended with Stich c;rc''''l% ioNills gation,. will 'not he I n isle the c 00,,; ", , i , ',is. o c i , '9c9 in ruin f 1 --i airy, oil at ' i1)10‘-': No W IAA.) . - . . .. f;•:'' ' a