The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-12 00:00:00

~~~ .w_ dt , 1,11.5: ED-1 GOttenhurh Vat".rrrd. Put —3 I f am_ burgh, Gottenbur g gli, N 1)11blin o , s.WAterford. VRJCt: ()I. STOCKS THIS DAY AT:rws.t.vz o/eLocx.. Consols - S7l "1 it E SU N. QUIS DlCtitt LSUM. AUDEAT ? L 0 ND 0 N, TtTUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1805. Wc last night received some additional sets of thy:; Paris and Dutch 'Papers; the , former are not :a later date than those we received on Friday ; the latter to the frith instant,. They bring - very little additional intelligence ; the Warlike Pre parationkappear to be carrying on with the greatest vigour, but it doeS 'not appear that hostilities have commenced in any'quarter. The fad of the great augmentation of the Russian Troops in the Medi.- - terranean is'now ascertained beyond a doubt, although When vc'e announced sonic time ago the reinforce ments that Were exPeCled, We Were sneeringly asked '" Where the Russians could find Trans Ports, convey the Troops, and .where they could find a ''Depot to lodge them ?"--It appears, however, that has been fortunate enough to procure Trans ports.; and as Corfu could not contain the number of Troops that are expe6ted, the Porte has consented to perniit them to he larickd on tha : part.of the Con tinent which is contiguous to Corfu. In addition to the number of Auariati Canips al ready formed, one is to be fiwnied in the neighbour hood of Bregentz, on the frontiers 'of SWitzerland.' xt is stated in some of Alte Paris Papers, .that the Garrisons in all the French Fortressea' along the Rhine are to be considerably augmentecri'and that a Camp is to be formed on the Upper Rhine. , It does not appcar, hoisever, froni the:tone assumed by. the Paris Journals, as if BON.4YARTE Was.its that forward state of preparation for War which has been sup posed' by some persons. .There appears, we think, on the contrary, a want ' , of confidence in his 're swrces, or at least a desire to gain further time., The command in chief of the 'French Army in, Italy is, it is said, to be given to Nistssp.NA. The Freneh.Arrny 'on the Rhine will, according to the: Paris Papers, be commanded by BONAPARTI3 in per-, son. A French Camp isferrning near Alessandria., The. Bata.vian PenSiOpary, SCIIIMMOLPENNINCK, opened the Sittings' of the States General on the 3d instant, and ~ :ndcavoured to cheer the drooping spi , • rits of tfwir High Mightinesses, in an dinning speech, but we are inclined to bOlevi.: with very little effed. As a Morning Paper , has with some confidence stated what Reath . . " Political Rumour," :purport ing that " Mr. Prr'r intends to make an 'early _tender of an aniple participation of Po.orna with Mr.'Fox and his Friends, which will naturally include proMitient interests of an Illustrious Personage'," the Public will of course look to us for • contradiaion or confirmation of this ittmour.--; We have only to remind our Readers, that Mr PITT, upon an occasion not very distant, cerely, rattily, and ,warmly .endeavotired' to form:, a comprehensive ,Administration, and that Mr. Fax was particularly, included in the plan.,;•;Wo doubt net that Mr. PITT, whole great and only view is the welfare of his Country and the Independence a Europe, would - be a:4 ready as ever to promote ,any arrangetnentthat wr tticl etteetnally tend to se- . etire those important objects. But we: conceive' that the present runtour. is chiefly .foluided . Upon. hope, and is , rather., inten;led as 47 , /tint to the lilinister, than as a ' representation 'of what is actually likely to takes place , A6:' ; to The other part of this " political rumour," namely, on intend ed . dissohition of 'Parliament, it 1140:lately heen sO ...often hackneyed its the Opposition .Prints, that we .de not think it entitled to much attention. • We aro sorry to learn, that this morning the. Bad. ; Von, * \Vt•st Tattiarnan, ran aground near the en traace . pf ttue We..;l India Doc:kl4, and it is (tared wil Yeiterday aftetnoon, abont a o'clock, hint. Royal ~ h lii,os s e `.fie INOn PR of WALS3B, accompanied by tjor B Lc) ow riu 0, arrived at Carleton-House from Vieyin - fruth : he: slept on `ruesday evening at Hart .:it'd Briclge, We ii.av4 the bt,tiitldaion to add, that bit, R oya l, fli6hness t pe,rfc4tly. recovered from the accident ofltts And,., and norer appeared in letter health and spirits, The .:*',/nnitenr, and other Riris rapers, ltive latdy adopted a curious ar tif i c,„ - which they statu to be extra6ted . frern 1 ',le Ei Papers bat ai:00 perusing those pretended exirads, wry hAve friquent lv found t fra tno stich tel! igenco la 5 ever pppegrecl in any of the English Papers. Welately net with an extraa, in which the distress of the Mgr et classes in this Country was reptesented as ex treme, 00 acconnt or the _bad appearance of the harvest, and the alarming and rapid increase of the price of brt.ta4; and all .the other necessaries cif life. ,At the very time the Moniteur was repr6entinls the 4i,,lross to be so , very great in_this Country, thc.,-}tar. l vehri,bad oornmehced ttradei.. the. most . faVntirtible 4nspic' . s, and bread 114 cVeriento,.4 CQ144144b 1 9 f4ll • ' 1 • ; 104,, N.II I ',IL NEWS. PORTSMOUTH, SF,FT. I.—Arrived the Safeguard Gun-brig, Lieut. BALFOUR, from a Cruize ; also the Eclipse, WOOD, and Deptford,. 4E, from Plymouth; and the Lark, HARGAN, from flungarvan. Sailed the. Viper Cutter on a Cruize ; a Fleet of Transports for the Downs, and a Fleet for Plymouth ; 1 the William Pitt, REYNOLDS, Orient, Hunsrorr,- and the Northumberland, Witurn, for Sunderland ; the Borough, PATTISON, for Ness castle; and the Harvq, BATCHELOR, for London. Passed by last night, and from which Passengers were landed, the Juliana, for Harnburgh : she left St. Helena 15 days after the 'English East India Fleet left that place. The Arab, with tie two Ships under convoy for Africa, are unmooring, and will drop down to St. Helens to-night, and sail in the morning. Donn, SErT. I.—Passed by, for .London, the Marquis likliesley, LE BLANc, from Bengal ; and, theii/jr•ed, PATCH, from Virginia. Six o'Clock, I'..•'L—The Diligence Armed Ship, of 16 guns, hils this 'moment detained and sent into the Roads the Jytiana (I-Tamburgh Vessel), bound to Lubeck, Capt. EITMLER, nom Bombay; she left lying there the Hintlostan anal the Maria Carolina, Swedish Company's S hip. PLYMOtITIT, SEPT: to.---:The storm of wind, lightning, and hail, of Friday and Saturday, was dread ful while it lasted; several, Alen of War drove from .their anchors; but brought' tip by letting others go. The Diligsn'tia, 18 guns, was' firing guns of distress all night, and making signals for a best bower cable and anchor; which was put on board a Yard Lighter, hut when she came, abreast of the .Diligentia, a dreadful squall came on and split all her sails to rib:- bons, that had she not run before it, and got into Mill Bay, she must have been wrecked in-Firestone bay, and all hands, perhaps, perished.' A boat of . the Plover, of 18 gans 4 rowed along-side the Lady Mtn ren, of 32 guns, on duty,wil en a tremendous sea broke the boat a-drift, washed the Oars overboard, and the three boat keepers had nothinl to trust to - but their rudder and thwarts. with which they provi dentially got, amidst a dreadful sea, into the Pier Head. Many Boats humanely put off to their as ' sistance. The Phenix -was, upset by the sail gibbing, and the Captain's Steward and one man - were drowned. 'The rest floated till picked up by ono Alf the Men of War's Boats. By a Captain of a. Ship from Lisbon is learnt, that he saw the, gallant Capt. NUDGE, and his remainin; Officers and Crew of' the i?lanche, land from the Topaze, at Lisbon, Waving been released, on Being demanded by the British Consul there. Ha e mthis. Ottcers came home in I,a Poulenc, is; Capt. BAR, and the Crew in the Matabar, 64.; The Bellonu, 74, which eaok, in last Frilly in damage, having carried away her main-top-mast and,fore-Yard In a gale of wind, is quite ,ready sea, and, with the 4a.v, 74, has taken on board' 40 bullocks, .and will sail to-morrow. DEAL, SEPT. 1 1 greater part of the home ward-hotuld Eaht. indiamen Whaler 4 are sailed for the River also the Ranger Armed Ship for Sheerness'. TORELAY,SET'y 10 ---Arrived.to- day, from a cruize llis Maje.ify's Surqcen, Sailed I;Lit nib the Hired Armed Brig Caroline, Lieut. DERBY and the Hired Armed. Ship Harle quin., for Plyniouth, refit,' having . carried away her bowsprit in the I:ttc Arrived the Sw-p/-26!, ItEtkilMi.,Si from the Fleets, having sprung her main 7 hoorn • GREBI4OCK, SEPT. our last we mentioned the arriVal of the BOAC, and THOMP soI,r, other two fifths: Jamaica Fleet : Sin e then the nine following have all got safe,. and with the three forOet, and the Ohpsterbale; . unfortunately capttimd; isbefore 'stated; Inake up the*hOe of the ,Clyde Division, CAMPBELL ; 411aPgaret Bogle, HANNAH; ANDERsopI Columlus,- -Btu); Mary, ALE . uNt.)F.' ; . .fortune, Krim4ll; i4tfted, CLAEK ; Dititiqi l P,IiBLIEQII John,,-(late) Doti= CAN. The Mary, Itoottits, and Fi.ira, Rosa, both of Glasgow, fur tontlOn, were seen with the leleet„ and well on the' , ,4th tilt. • • The Arthiat , arrived late la t st ,night from Ne..v'Yor'k, after'a p.tssage of 4 t days.' Rcceyogy, \V Y lind kept company with the Ardent. forli week:--Augnst • titth spoke- H: M.S. Pewhipe, flora attebee, with Q 72 merchant filen under her Convoy'for The littlish :Ship Tap Prienitf, .11OATLss, from cette, Akith 1(24 bases cif maddor roots, rtrrive-d at the (..7C the Rank yesterday, btu was immediate ly rematukd to ',the qu.arantine stittialt. The C a p.. tilin reports I. tat anotlwr .I)anish Ship wtit, loading f o r this Port at Kmeilles, and he 4oproseg t 51. 1 144 1 *' aoultt —.e . . , CarDA it Lure yc.Aerclay ) ..o)ruing 'llia .Alitjosty'i . . Ship Tourterelle, Capt. WortTß, and ber Tender,' frorn . a Cruize in. the North Channel. The latter has seized anckbrought in with her a small Smug gling Vessel loaded with salt. 'YeSterday a Court of Direetors was ,held at the East. India House,.`, ben the .4,4yisesfrp - in India and China, received by the valuable Fleet lately arrived, were read. - . 1 The. following. Ships, outward-bound, Were left at St. Fjelena the .1 tth July, the day on which the India and China Fleet sailed from that Island, viz. Warren„Hastings,, LARKINS ; Calcutta, RE/JDIE ; and Phawix, RitramEti. The Sir Edward Hughes, Capt. 13A.artow, was at Anjengo the 6th of March, all ,well. The Experiment (Botany Bay Ship),. with a cargo of tea from China, it was reported. at St. Helena, be fore the Fleet sailed, had been captured by the Enemy, and carried .into the Cape. • The Elizabeth and Star Merchantmen, no.w lying in the London Docks, :are taken up by two Mer chants trading in British manufaCtures, to go to New South Wales, with a great. number of free paSsengers,, who mean to reside there. .After. dis charging their cargoes they will then proceed on the whale and fitr - trade, as tar as Nootka Sound ; the fur for China, and the oil for England. The highest opinion is entertained of the success of this under taking. The Eliza, prize to the Psyche French Frigate, is re-taken by the Indus East Indian:ln, and is sup posed to be arrived at Madras. Sunday afternoon the , Unity Privateer, of Wey mouth, brought on shore a very rich prize, hound'to France. She is an American bottom, and is laden with West India produce, and- has a great quantity of dollars on board.. It is supposed to be Dutch property. . • : . .„ . The judgment and promptitude whicit. Lord BAR HAM has eXerted.during - the short-time he has pre sided at, the . Admiralty ,Board have procured incal culable benefits 'to his Country. The Combined Fleets have been ferreted out. tha West Indies, and driven into their skiilking ports, which has enabled the richest Fleet that ever covered the ocean to enter safe into this favonred Island. The .name - of, Lord BARHAM will Sylld high at Lloyd's.. The neutral Gentleman from' whom, we derived the information respecting France, contained in. our 'Paper' of yesterday, Met with several .661umns of French Troops hastening, by forced marches, to-. wards-the Rhine. The Officets and Men seemed to be high spirits, dn4 were very pleasant upon their postppied (ajournt:e) Conquest of England, as they termed it, cot/so/big themselves with the idea that they Were going to conquer London at Vienna, per-: haps even at St. Petersbur gh. Lord CASTLEREAgifq humane effort in plunging into the water to save •a drowning dog has exposed him to, opposition pleasantry mach do party feelings liberalize the mind and refine the taste! 'flu- LORD LOR,ancl:the ATTIARITEY and SC/1../CITQR GE.NEIR4L, Lora, CASTLEREAGII, and Lord MuLottAve; had . a li.)ng tudience: with •Mr. PITT yesteritay, at his Ironse in-Downing-street. :.Yesterday: the Ist Brigade of Loyal. London 'Vo lunteers, comManded by GetteratemattiTnitts, were mustered in the London Field,' Hackney, where they were, first inspected by Col. MARTIN, and then -formed in Brigade, in the,following order : First Loyal Lontiort Ninth Ditto - Col, SAmunr., BIRCH - cOl, r. HANKEY. Eleventh Ditto (tata i Stt.ooN 3) Major Rzzo. r_ierr wt,t4c-: - Col, R. Ni CRAM. - Sixth Ditto 'remit Ditto - " With Capt. Dmit.t.!s Ritie ,, C.prpsio‘froht. The Earl of HARRLI4GTIIiI came on the ground five o'clock, attendel by a very numerous Staff of General' and Field. Officers; and was received with a grand salute.: The slirigade went through all . the fiiin g an d ma rching MiIIICCIIVreS with a tolerable gree of corre6tnesa, but which was sufficient tci' hew they have nut been in pra&ice rumch of late: At seven the review closed with the line passing the Ge-• neral - itl review order. They were then dismissed. The follow i ing Orders were ssned yesterday after noon to the Queen's Royal Volunteers 4 , tit consequin . c& of the true' t of the , Commander in Chief o f t h e Distriel, who will reviow.Lord . Banburv's and General Phipps• Brigades of . Voluntems, onthe 26th inst. tan Winibledon Common, Lieut.-Colonel R.binson 'Worms the Niembersof tile First.l4attalion,' that tln. re will be a. pa- , rude on that day ; the warning-drum at six. lathe welting, and the roll to br;.. called ut seven. " I fliS . hicld. l y will be very di frerent from those hither. Corps, exp....ricliced by the. C Lieutenant-Colonel so N WPCS 'and eXPetcts, that nu Nlettiber will absent liiin,se I f under frivolous pretences,. but that every man will attend and exert himself to confirm the good opinion the Commander in Chief Of the I)4tiletbas conceived of the• Corps. Thf Battalion will 'parzule in complete marching order, Winn kiversacks, - canteens, &c. and each man will provide, f with icficstinients. "F. P. ktiall•ISOlsl, • ist. Q. R. V." The fi)llowing Circular Letter has been sent to the turn Coandiag O icier of Prince \V tr LIAM of GLOI7- cEsTiiteri Regiment of Light Infantry, to be deli , vered among the Nod-commissioned Officers arid Privates : (,C OPY. ) . • . , • • Gloucester-House,, Sept. 6, iBos. I ant commanded by the Llulte of Gloucester to express' to you the very high. sense )14.1 entertains of the great Attention shewn by the Corps tinder your Command to th,.; ineuioryA 'his' his beloved Father, ott Wei.lnestlay last. • I am to return yoti the Doke'i best Wanks, and to request you will cominumeate them to every 0 tlieet 'and Gentleman in the 'Corps, assuring them, that in nothing they could have so much obliged. His itayal . .Highness, as in testifying their respect lot tis Father•ort that melancholy occasion. • I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient and humble Servant, Tu Major Blake, Sre. Sec. R, liAh111:1.01+1 _ _ •• On the 224 ult. 63 Volunteers, from the 2d Bat talion of thit-s6th Regiment, quartered at Dumfries, marcherr to join the Ist Battalion, new encamped at Eairlight, in Sussex. This is the third batch which has been sent from the 2 - d Battalion since the ist of January Fast, making in all 250 men, from limited to unlimited service.' 4-. bet for a considerable sum %vas lately decided at Pitlessic, linden - fault to run one hundred yards, with a Gentleman on his back,. who weiglifra upwards of 17 stone, against Mr. L. who was to-run 200 . yardzi. 'Although pertbrmed by candlelight, it Waigained by' theformer by the dis tance of forty-nine yards.—At starting bets were 15. to r. in favour , ;af the latter.. . . PE7I/.IO,UTH, SF IT. io. ........----......... The RoYAr. FAMILy did not land fr , m their Cruize till past was: o'clock last evening, 'Their re turn to shore was: announced by the Ships in the I-farbour firing • a Royal Salute. They prepped to go to the.Theatre, and went_ to see the Comedy. of The Poor Gentleman, and the Farce of Peeps Tom, fur the Benefit of Mr. S. KEMBLE, who sup ported the charatter of. Sir Robert Bramble, in the play ; DoEor 0//apod, by Mr. lintonsTua ; Miss Lucretia- .Mac .Tall, Nr.i. I\Ttl-011, BANNISTEt plaid Peeping Toni, and sung. The Little' Fortling flu Alight.• The rest of the charatters were ex.- tremely well, stipported. • : . . At-the conclusion of the Farce Arr. KEMOLE de, livered a Cento; sele6ted by 'himself from the Worics of SHAKsyznae, and adLlressed to the Army and Navy, on the threatened Invasion of the Country. I Mi. Kgmpr:s concluded his engagement Oil) ova i"g• The Royal Box was graced with Their MA JES'IIs, the Pm tqc e Of NV ALEs,the DU KO of YORt, COBIBERI.AND, and CAMBEIDCE, PIIINCE3SES Au- GIisT,A;ELPZABETIf, MARY, SoPinA, and Almgoit• The house was Itil,!:1 in every part. l. We understand Mr. Borto.s.rtri ba..t wrote to an don for peraliSSioll of dal Mitna4et'S Of Dttlry-LPe Theatre to perform here till Saturday evening. . . '. This mo rning the PRINCE brelltfasted With Then MAJESTIES, and took leave previous to his lovitig this steoty.o:62t. ptoeir6ntLoedttlitodeolanef:irevertTu)osoo...ritnob,rrisolivltlialie:pliiietitrle'l! y 0 a K is 1111v1iitlealSeaPv:uu1.EsTaTtatr:eetaPea:potare _. lull Morrow. -- . • . PdaßiElniX,a,riciluzia'rlll,ial.ndbdeCrthe DOKE olYoit It .; ' Ve r di" l ' .°(;)lfitile of A company.lrivalst I.x.C.E''S Hotel, ' ' ' c god' Main.. Li catral Deitrie Genei.:l st oho W S " lor . v dl+ il tliarringtori, I C cur 'e. 1 i uore, Lbg• #' b • .Itos Loa. BOCK returns• this .season to ----------;;---. Covent Garden Theatre, after a very sacooiscal triP to Sco • tiatul. .. mi t 5 PRIVATE TnEATHicAL.-:—The Earl Oa: C°- -- , e ', A of HARRINGToN giNt! 3 Private Play last night to selea party of the Nubility at their hOse, Stable Yard, ''St. James's. 'rile Drainatis Pascua 'llO as folloyi : his old (patters at Matkee } .""gt - - l‘lr. l z . ST,A?“10? 0.,... MT. . (.... Si .NrOt T. toiebi‘,lßlrsto:irceir':::: 3,a.te,rlvrraidotolydaily,ractnNititiorri)Bdriinlipc4:eylestyr.kri.,,a:rflietrn,ANi:nb,i,e.raTgo„o::°. ~WP in i . A i : h. ' ningsliteTl.r.Disejt,24dati::::::ycy7accWts..iri,sll eAT.'/NA I s, slisopii:ajost;,tlolo.ll. 3 t °P. m. Maria, - . TheP ' - - Loly 4, STAN i., 1 Prologue was spa.vn by Mr. E • C. S "' l. ' S') The father of Master Bc'rry has thought il,ne', caessary to contrail& a report that he liacl entere d 1 h r the antral for' his son, We never ho.rej hr.d t e . report, but we , presume , that the sse.,, theatrical z it e i is „ M.issMuDisi a Lady of the mot surposi genius and experience, only scven yea's °. „, 0 said that the ANiinister has recently visit'`[ '11:, a,i.,,,ater•Og piacrs, 0 ' 4 " °" Asses. fr he were to carry ecu'i e, ilneiti.lis lie Lid into praecice, and make the impost for the ,purpose of rneditst4,loo ._ fil it would be OE e of the most prodtOver •ofilevenue. '• 1., ,' . 1 ,, of .!1,1. ilWorporatien, o f Genoa with Prance, sitys , () w a g •-•••-tlie will of twopeople who unite is suPerwr 1 - Treaties: -. This appeal to the papdar will o.ii,tia': P e a q pi. an Usurper. holds forth a good pree°l'.!tiba; a l pipnate Sovereigns, with respect to the, r ''., ,i 2 l likely of that Usurper, whose ailliteoti:vati, to involve the People o f France ll' "?'" f his }ut how does liorrArAUTs appeal to the Noll u tfw. 0 O T :di t I I: : . ca l G k atiss ti edt rt T ri mie s i. :r.ii—la:Ti:Ayehrraiirnslntric.aeilea,:risdyee,l:l; i yi. ,niiirvraialetsbia.;l:e,l,oa iao.iit.iiiidrarl. iciti),:ope. 0,,,r,3,i,:::,11titi10rre,;::..3--3:o:ol;jeir,ti,, Pe4e ?•--*With the bayonets of his Araigd I I) ‘Lcsirr/ilmloono, has just finished WO 4 :" %1-• "[llls that ever came frcim •his exquisite P' oo o id ;lir Piece, which . is very large, repro ,ie - situation. The -ruins' produced- hl,. t :,,. a nd neghia - t- are represented with truth, fie. is ' poi: grandeur,: The ctfea -upon !the °1111.113 T' e icturesque,and powe,rfully aids•the gene,r4lcilrieco ofthe composition. To vary ar id tellect ,t 9,01,601, the ingenious Artist has introduced a Agit of 1 0 f o l , Ava o tr t i:na ' s • dt a af t • noit. k idirlii i . r n s‘tsv d ,helreiala o j ' i pv t eg ' eft:l i la aoNeultditeparzetr a z :: c iti all if cl t .e, • ,ii ,,rcibv .v. " .. 1 4 d. e:: t.o,r i st i t' bys l l, i ;te E bii I: : ol l hl , itineii,o,tt l p t r iotlil g io.e: but the plunder of .the field'. 'llefkfiVri,el,` 1 . il. deed, one of • the .most .succesal -aclii6vl,sirod the art. This Piaure, we undertand, vo" iefei,:a 1 tendon, ~ee rier, however,. resolutely abides by hi i , 01 04 some of them have. exceeded what he nlig . ito pl even. the %veil-known munificence 1 - . 1115 .7 . r..., i he report that an attempt had been rol`4olocll. 1,1,AP 14 life of the 9aAND Sows:Oa is very probA'') te 00 P. flbrication, and it should., put that Pot6tlt3 ti,e Ilr, guard, fur French reports are ver)rOfW1031011 biners ff intended mischief, ' It has been t' c o de States, :is with individuals, to c(.l',:-'ll tioo_. 110.6 sign; but the French, since tia .4evoluat p i ; svii e introdneed .a new Policy, and have thou, g11.4de:10,. tO give intimation of their intentions, 11l vcogOi 4a t 0 , prepare the world to expea tile event a- Li . fl oc, ctioucersoe.f. BTOhNiAs r ' has4ut.' lsaeieui.isiailniAsos. tii:tneilrladreit.dibl.sytillt:rebreiiiiot.., power aud *Wei 0f anibitioa i and ti:o s„er. he 10 55 ''' rße.probable the-ramours appeced, t noel he t were other States top ard against tbeat, ;I‘_Lite, to' thereibre carried 116 ns into. execution, ..,Vdicitof Nvo.rld looked on with torpid wonder and u`' 0 quiescence. r 4 ,1 ' ' 3010' . tremblesltSCeosnt°bibseugsuenrie)eradlitYlibr:nli;:vctigi:',lisl'_ ilti°,',',l''i. so full of tvi/c,, like bis grot Archot)pc, o , 0 , p o c ie n t,:aticif 0t:!f,,,c90n ro b ieg INl•ce,rv,y, ojrci'liii.ric,seoltooYeitoesiil66_l3i.,.c‘clif :.), t t ' ' ,: tray.- , Tile ilia is, that big liCe 10 ech o es: cso ' Vie of craft .and•duplicity, that no eon , safely placed in any thing- pa saYs of c!'r e ' , the .4? tor, pn 101'100 . f oci Sunday, on a sat. ~ ~,, it o f o ; he Fame, ill. 4.10 ck. at Greenock, .c:. L.I irlecipitated, ftliotv, 3ic.44 gave we Y, whlll h e ' ' sa , s P Fuetolial ' I I : id bottm, and was much. braLiej,. , s „ ~iot Q . ev.et, Li; bll was bro.10:1 by straiing “P