The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-25 00:00:00

,MAI LS. ARilytti-t Dublin, .1 Waterford. 1)111,-2 Hamburg, Cottetiburgl), 1 Lisbon, I Waterford. THE SMN. tOLZ:I QUI:: Dlegitt TALSCIM *UDEKT ? L . 0 211 D WEDNZSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1805, Tim French squadron, the _appearance of which at sea we mentioned yesterday, is, supposed to have escaped from Brest, and to be destined for the West Indies, This Squadron is ascertained to consist of Seven Sail of the Line, one of which is a three,- decker', having an Admiral's Flag at the main, and four Frigates. We are inclined to believe, if they are pone to the West Indies,-they will not escape so easily from thence as the Combined Fleet. The Rochefort Squadron was seen on the 16th inst. off Cape Ortegal% standing for Ferrol, with the Ccilvitta in company, but not a single Prizc besides. His Majesty's Frigate the Loire was keeping in, their track when the Acmene left them, which Ship brought the intelligence. WE arc still Withent any Amber intelligence from the Continent, although two ilionkrgh Arails jrc due this day. It is almost needless for us again to state, that we are thoroughly- convinced, OU the grounds we have, repeatedly urged, of the Complete success of the Allies on the 4th. Those' few who still doubt will, of course, wait for the official details before they make up their minds. If, however, the Ft:ench had obtained any success, we have little doubt they would have fund some means of communicating it to this Country, as they did the defeat of the Austrians at Ulm. They have uniformly been on the alert to communicate to us intelligence favourable'to themselves, but have left try to) glean every thing of n contrary, description from other sources'. We have no doubt that • the official details, when they arrive, will amply ,con firm all that we have stated respe&ing the Battles of the ad and 4th of this month. Since writing . the above, we have received .some Dutch Paper -3, but not or a later date than those which,,beforo reached us; We understand there are arrivals froth tiolland.of so late a date as the 2.oth (withoUt Pope . ,:s), hut which bring fio YCSterany I'I`INCESSES AUGUSTA ) 4ortriA, and ANELIA, accompanied I'y General .FyrzttoY.and Co. idnel Tvir,ort on hor,etmck," and Lady S - 171)11g‘' ill a chaise, took an airing in Windsor Park. Yesterday, socal after three o'clock, Lord CASTLLA REACUI had an audience of the Doke of Yoak; at his Office, in the Horse Guards,. and continued with his Royal Higianes a considerable time. After mihich, the DUKE lleld a public "day, and saw a number of 'Military °ulcers, The Gazette of last ,night contains Congratulatory Addresses to His, MAYESTY upon the kite glorious Vi6lory off Trafalgar, froth the- City of Coventry, City .4. Canterbury, Flintshire, County of South ampton, Town rof Wokingham, College of Aber deen, and the Presbytery rat Kileudbright. . Sir J. B. WARREN'S Squadron is colleCied at St. whcr',l it only waits for a fair wind to sail on a Cruize after the French Squadron' now .at sea; The former consists of six Ships of Ore Line and two 'Frigate, viz Fondroyant, Sir J. B. WittßEN's Flag Ship, 80 ; London, j 3 ; Hero, 74 ; Repulse, 74 ; NoinUry 74 ; Courageux, 74 ; Amazon, a 6 ; and Scorpirm, 18. The French Admiral Vitt.Rxr.uvE, who has been on his parole atTiverton, in I.ievondiire, !Els received the permission of Government to reside within thirty miles of Loudon. YoiterJay the Master and Wardens of the Bakers' Company attended the Right Hon. the Loan MAYOR and Court of Aldermen, at GUildhall, when the average price of Wheat and flour appearing to be higher than the last Return, an order was made for the price of Bread to be advanced one. assize, or 2d. in the peck loaf, to take place to-Morrow, when the quartern loaf wheaten will be IS. id. and toid..the household bread. Yesterday the holm MAYOR held a Court of M dermen at Guildhall, for the purpose of swearing in Choßot,: Scltotxv, Esq. Alderman of the Ward of DrAvgate, in the room of PAITL I,u Mcsuatuu, de ceaked._r The moment after the Frenth troops arrived in Vienna they inquired for the house oCcupied•by the British Minister at i that place, and immediately flew to it with the utmost impetuosity, doubtless lA , ith a view to seize his person, and get possession of his papers. Sir AftTHOR PACVT, however, fully aware of their total disregard of the respe& universally paid to the persons of .4mbassailors in 'every civilized State, as well' as of. their predatoiy cooduCl in ail matters of property, had removed hi s pa p ers, . and every article of I 1 value onging to him, long before the arrival of the fcroqious hordes who hive brought the military charaaer of Frenchmen into disgrace and abhorrence. It is to be hoped that an authentic Ilistory of the Conduit of the French 41.1-I:mover will be given to the world. Their atrocitieswere; so great, that an exact account would appear like an exaggeration, it' it were an account of any but revolutionary French mene—Such a Publication woiwi afford a melan choly warning to every People, and could not but operate as a powerful mtmas to rouze them into'the most determine.] resistance against such hordes of ferocious plunderers and ruffians. On Saturday last the Right Hone Lord EARDLEY'S Gift of bread and money was distributed, by hiS4 Lordship's Steward, to near 200 poor of the Parish Irith. NAVAL NE tr.s, Mos the LONDON GAZETTE, bec. 24, Igel. ddnehtalty-Oflice, Dec. 24; 1805. Copy of a Letter from the Hon. Rear-Admiral Coo/Vane, Commander in Chief of His .111(desty'S Ships and Vessels at the . Leeward Islands., to frit lian Alarsden, Esq. dated liarbadoes, the 27th of 011ober, 1805. SIR, • , . I have the honour to inclose, for the information of the Lords Co mm i ss i oners of the Admiralty, the copy of,a letter from : Capt. Chanapain, of His Ma jesty's Ship Jason, stating the capture of the .Naiad, very hue litench National Corvette, of 16 long pounders.(pierced for 22), and. 170 MOIL Itam, Vic. ALEX. COCHRANE. Ills Majesty's Ship Jason, Carlisle-Bay, Sot, Bartadoes, Oct. 15, 1805 I have the honour to acquaint you, that', on the icith inst. at half past three A. M. in lat. 14 deg. 5 min. N. long. tea deg. 48 min. W. I made all sail in pursuit of a strange Brig,' which, after a chase of nine hours, clo4e hauled, at the distance of five miles of each . other, and a partial firing of fifteen minutes, I succeeded in capturing, and have brought in. She proves to be the French National Corvette Naiad, commanded. by Monsieur Hanlon, Lieute nant de' Vaisseau, pierced for ,twenty-tWo pins, mounting sixteen long twelvelounders, with four brass two pound swiVels, and had on ' bo ar d on e hUndred and seventy men, one of whom was killed in the action (the only loss). . She ~was on a two month's .cruize from Aplinique3 . of which time only:fifteen days had expired, without her making a capture. Sfic carne .from Europe in March last with the Tptdoil, Squadron, and is One- of th e l argest B r i gs , in the French Service ; 'extremely- well fitted, • sails very. tact (having 'escaped troM many of our CrUi 7 zers), and appears particularly calculated for Ws Majesty's Service. I have the honour tip be, &c. • P. W. CIIAMPAIN. The lion. Rear-Ahniral Cochrane, Com . manlier . in Chicf, &c.. `'c. &c. Admiralty-Office, .Dec. 24, 1805. Copy (21 . a Leiter from captain loth, of His Ara jestys Ship P0771011e j to Will: itiCirStiCh, Esq. dated at Lisbon, Dec, 3, 1805. SIR S • I have the honour to .acquaint you, for the infora mation of The Lords Co mm i ss i oners of the Admi ralty, the Boats of His Majesty's Ship under my command boarded; on the' sth of No~ , . closein with Guardia, the Golondrina Spanish Lugger, . Privateer, 014 guns and 29 men, belonging to Corunna. She had been out six Weeks, and not, made any capture% The Enemy- had two men wounded, and the Vessel het fire to. YOlt will be pleased to communicate the enclos'a ed also to their Lordships.; and I; have the honour to he, Scc,' \V.C.LUFI3. Ilis.illajesty's Sloop Curieu,r, Liston, Sat, . isas. . , I beg to acquaint-. you, that His Majesty's Sloop under my command, captured on the. 25th ult.. 0„ leag - qes West of Cape. Selleito, the Brilliano, a Spa:-. , wish Lugger Privateer, with five carriage guns and thirty-five men, commanded by Don .164epti She had been out ti‘e days from Port Carrel, and two days Store we tell in h her, she had taken the English Brig Mary, from Lynn, with coals, bound to Lisbon,and the Nyiaph Brig, from Newfoundland, 'With. fish fbr•Viana. I am, &c. J. JOHNSTONE. 1P G. Loa, Esq." captain, His llicijesty's 6/rip Ponzone. PLYMOUTH, DEC. .2..--Arrived the 'Ville de Par is , ant) guns, Admiral Cort,.ri.v.ttms ; the Betrlieur and Princess Royal, of 98 guns each; and notuin of 74 guns, part of the Channel Fleet, from otißreq, having been obliged to' bear up in consecinence of the late heavy gales at South West ; the remainder ofThe Fleet are passed by for. Torbay. Left the Enemy as usKal. Arrived the Crescent Frigate from' a Cruizu ; and the Swedish Ship Iltemistocles, lacial with ss,hcat, fimn Nantz, b o u n d t o C a di z, d eta i ned by His Ma jesty's Ship L'Egy piienne. Arrived also the Con test Gun-Brig s , from a Cruize. Sailed the Jobn Bull, hired Armed Cutter, to the Wost‘vard. PO RT 8 OUT It, Di tO. 2 4 ......SIIIIC4 the ' Eclipse Gun-brig Lieut. Pzwi, with Convoy to Guernsey a 1.30 the Rose in June, DAVI E'Si for Chepstow. TRIAL OF SIR ROBERT CKI.DER. Sunoo DAY.—We have already stated, that thq Court, shortly alter its meeting an Monday-, gave orders, that no part of the Trial should be made public until the whole was concluded. In due cle-- ference to this order, we shall, therefore, merely state, for the present, that the evidence tbr the. Pro secution (consisting of that of Admiral STrn LI ; _ . Captains MARTIN, .DUR 1-1 AM, INN, and Mr. CHAD., DOClc., Master of the GioryYhaving.dosed on Mon day, Sir R. CALDER yesterday proceeded upon his defence, which was read in the usual tin inner to the Court. The Witnesses for the accused were then examined; after which tin. Court adjourned to Thurs day (to-morrow), when the I,vhole 'of the businesi will be concluded, andlhe . sentence delivered in open Court. We shall receive a li - 411 and accurate Report of.the Proceedings, by Exp MSS, WhiCh will' appear in our Paper of day . DIAL Thic. `24,--,The Firginie sailed for the Nom, :pod Rqda Bomb with Copvoy to Portmlouth. 'lhe fackall Gun-brig arrived - from a- Cruize at the bad; of the Goodwin Sands. The Madraft Fleet (Lord Hawkesburi,, Baring, Castle, Montrose, with some other Ships) were expeded . to - sail front' thence for England- the latter end cif September: His. Majesty's Frigate in - with the Ship United Kingdom aff Curiuga Ilty, : ao ennununlcate4 the agreeable intelligence of the sate arrival at Niadras of the Mar , cluis Coax W4LLIS r and his suite, in the Medusa Fri gate, on the itith July, after.a very tine.passage.— The Marquis, it was reported, would not,proceed for llen b ilai ill less than a week. The,•Thwe I'r; ate was, roittin ,, at Bengal with aif . dispatch, to receive on board the Marquis WELLF, si.v.y, who was ex pe6ted to leave the Government immediately- on. the. arrival of Marquis Coutqwm4ts. Iltai get k e having been communicated to the C a p ta i n of His Majesty's, Ship Setpre, pt 74 guns, that Admiral Ltgots, in the Marengo, with the Belie Pottle Fri gate, had captured. the Brutgivick Indianian,. he im mediately proceeded off Vizagapatat t l i t i :t . Imil en n e t S he t. Fiarenu Frigate, .in ex p e el at i on of intercepting - hitn. Our Ships were l e ft cru i z i n g off Bengal it eet parted., • Yesterday se'nnight the Cutter iinn and Susan,; Captain •Cott.r..4s, front Net7,.!Port to Fowey, laden, with, coal, MIS lost On th e Sk ar Weathers, hear t t .on-the Glauiorganshire Coast—Crew Say , , ed. Amongst the various ,trophies to the .memory of the ImniOrtal NELsow, Captain 3. B. WATSON,. Commander of the-Sea Fenciblcs, at Castle ToWn send, in Ireland (whose father was killed whilst gallantly fighting his Ship the Cony!' cr.° r , in the Nest: Indies, in the year iBoo,; , .aud his uncle C3pt. BURGESS, in the flydrtt , in the glorious action under Lord DUN CAN, Off Camperdown), - has ereEted a Gothic arch, at his own expellee, on a rock com manding an extensive sea and land prospea. The first stone was laid by himself; aceornpanied by the Sea Fencibles,. the. yeomanry (who fired a feu-de file) , and a vast coneourSt-tof,spe6lators. A Letter from Bombay, 'dated the 211, of July, says, ft The news of the Capitulation of It AILJET SING, and the teduelon of .}-loLkAa's Power, has been received here and at Surat with enthusiastic de monstrations of joy. ,The Guicawar Las congratu-; lated . Our Resident on the oecasion " Col.. CLoSa and .I\fr:-ELPIIINSTONE have had, an interview. with ATMARAN, SOINDRA'S Minister, at Nagpoor ; but the latter evaded all explanations as "to his 'Master's viel,v3 pretending - that his visit in that quarter originat,!d solely i n , religious nultiveS: Its object, however, is known. to oureo vevainent to have been an attempt again to excite the BLRAIt RAJA!! to HOMilideS with-the British. " The remnant of Hotxmes Auxiliary Cavalry, , under IhrooJec, which had escaped the gallant and repeated attacks of she 24th and ::sth Native Regi ments, has crossed .the.coutark.to the Eastward of Agra and Delhi, and entered the Punjub, and it is added, has joined the Seiks, who, according tothe last advice~, were encamped in considerable force on the Easterti Branehes of the Indus." ' - Arrived the Mercatof bomb, from a Cruize, and remains in the Downs with the rest of His Majes ty's Ships as per last, . CHATHAM, DEC. 22.—Tfie Monarch is getting very forward in her repairs, and will sow) be ready to be undocked. Great iiainbers of prisoners are daily passing through here to the Prison-ship at Gillingham ; even to-day several waggons loaded with baggage and pri soners,.and a great many on foot, escorted by a party of the. Guards, carne'through these towns, and at-;• tra6ted the notice of many spectators, being a novel sight .on the Sabbath-clay, and they were passing this church just as the congregation left it. The Chatham and 6'illingham Volunteer Artil lery, commanded . , by Captain DRAWBRIDGE, are raising a subscription for the Patridtic Fund, which will amount to nearly 301. ' . • DISTRIBUTION OF P RIZE MONEY. To the Olbeers and Company of His Majesty's Ship Dc. cade, for the pture of the hhi ps Per*verance and Beaver, Any 21St Mardi , IR ts, on board, at Plymouth, on Saturday next ; or every Tuesday and Friday tbr three months, at No. IS, Clement'S Inn: Capt. TIAGGERSVELD is appointed to the comma n d of the Sea Fencibles at Maidstone, vice PIELDIXG, appointed to the Minerva Frigate: ' lly the East Indiamatflately arrived from St. He lena, we have received intelligence that the Lively (we believe her-name to be) South Sea Whaler, had been cast away. on an uninhabited Island to the East ward of the Cape of Good Hope,. but fortunately all the crew were saved ; the weather being after, wards moderate, gave them time, by great exertions, to preserve the greatest part of her stores, - and all her _bents. On exploring the Island, they found some huts that Bach recently been ,erected, which they conceived had been , built by Americans, from .their fashion. The preservation of their boats had enabled them to - catch plenty of fish, on 'which they had subsisted. Besides, by prosecuting the Fishery, it was expected that they would be-able -to procure a sufficient quantity of oil, ready for load 'any vessel that should proceed to that Island to hring Them to their native country : we. understand that the Ship's Company were in 'goad health, and pursued the Fishery at all times when the weather permitted: the best order and discipline hid prevailed ,sine they had been'cast away. This misfbrtune in all probability, if properly attended to, tend to the be nefit of the Sotith,Seit Fishery, as a,depot of stores may be provided to carry on the Fishery during the Voyage of a Ship to this Country ; which, being" im mediately fitted out, again with the requisite neces saries for tht. ,, Establishininit, may be provided with a cargegto -return," which would ultimately bring the& article to market at a much less expence than is in general experienced. . lUMSG,ITE, 11. c. 23. Two companies of the 9. 7th Regiment marclie:: fro4n Dover into R at usgat e , yesterday, at three o'clock, and in 35 minutes were embarked on buarJ the Afargaret Transport, with their baggige, and the Ship sailed to join the Fleet of Transports under Convoy of His Majesty's Ship leopard, then off the harbour. Major-General SHERBROKE sailed from hence this morning, on board the Warre Transport, to join the Convoy, which Ships , had on board the horses of Generals DUNDAS, FRAZER, and SHERBROKE , With their Suite.—The N e lson, Biddeford, and two othe r Horse Transports, arrived here this morning, stiP -10.)5e4 t 9 be for the embarkation o f the th Light iiragoons,' when a sufficient number of Ships are colleted. Three Troops of the said Regiment ON now in Ramsgate Barracks, r eady to embark at 3 Moment's warning, and the rest of th e Regiment are at Stolfai•Barracks and neighbourhoo d. The 37th Regiment, of Foot remain at Ramsgate and Margate, and no orders are yet received for their etnbarkation. A great number of Transports are in the River, and more are expeCled here every daY, STiLVMORE PRIORY. ..—.----- TII E theatrical Ente'rtainments at this magnificent Mansion were resumed on Monday evening, when the Comedy, of The Rivals was represented. As this Comedy is one of tile very best dramatic produa , tions of the - present day, and affords great scope Air .P . ldgrnet4t. theatrical talents by the variety of charaaers it cal_ i a' Prebends, the scicaion of it is a proof of too in tied in k now i ng some particulars respeaing this As our Readers will doubtless be grafi scene of tasteful hospitality, we subjoin the Amateur • DRAMATIS PERSONA. ..' Sir Anthony Absolute . Mr. Jowl' AEFOCKS. Captain Absolute - . .. Hon. WILLIAM LAIIII.E. Faikillid . - - - - The Earl orAil'irito.iv. Acres - - - - Hon. GEORGS LAMBL. Sir Lu ciu s O'T fi t ;gef . - Mr. LAW itViCA. 4.- - - - - Air. OAWKINi. RIDAPt. Davy • - - . .- Mr. Ttiol4 ASSHL Ray . -- - - Hon ROBERT CORDON. Mrs. Malaprop - .. . Latly.CamiLoTtst.sza‘ale Miss Lydia Languish - 1 Lady C. 01,111. 1.111.1 b, ' - ' " - .. Airs. HEW...TINE. ,U.' .. ' - .. -' . Hon. Miss liun.sit. The that Comedy was well got up , as the technical phrase 1.5, and the Perrortrleri al to g ether pro if they had been trained to the theatrical profession, their .respective talents miglit have. raised thetnviel ved fame as well as fortune. Mr. .T. MADPOO4 II ill known for theatrical skill, and his reputation w's not diminished by his performance'ot Sir ililthonY_. in Mr. G. Loom. Davi/ ' s IrL ho dtsollite. Acres had a very humorous and diverniale representative a conspicuous char...der by Mr. 'T. sfivipol, ‘rbie seemed anxious to support a work so cred it . 3 ._., s i l iE s ELT tNE, to the genius of his father. Falkland was vow. with "leach feeling, and very intereitlngbT pressiou, by the Earl of ADL:RDEB:c Pian---; guish gave art admirable opportunity to Lady - atria of (11)0}'ing an elerrant viv.3city, blended withl): t_n_antie sen.ii bit ity. Very great praise is due t: i: 7 l ti le displayed the endearing solicitude of Jal ia ' I ,, c ie c aTiaPr°ll was given with whirnsic3l offca bY, j r,A The Audience consisted of for the engaging tenderness with Ir‘..i. ''''''Nl3SAY ; nor wits. Miss. Buris4 j ' i `„, ll „ntir.-- ~``otlng is requisite Point, gaiety, On ' 1), . *. " -- N r e___rilu..t not forget Mr. DAymiNs's Fag. sernblage)ld of Elegance, hank, and fa.illion, ri:hetw', `. Tregedy of Oroonoko i 8 to he the drainatie tre:b_ !0 . -morrow; and if tho,Barl of Ann.anso 34:(11?: morbid as ably in the Royid Slave a 5 11°did Ai i ) j r1 t ) ii high sentimentalist, 'the Audience W u ' --- ' l°: Itlgh gratification. , ' - • - a veIY numerous as: Pit -ridgy se .nnig :,,.c The Liverpool Theatre closed on. ~,,,c follow.. after a tolerably sqccessful season• '" k • 1$ a correa list of the benefit receipts : 0 Mrs. Glover - t 67 Mr: Bannister . zbz r; ii Mrs. Ciro -°. l : 101 ,i '' Miss De Camp - Igs 0 6 Mr. Smith -. , 2 3 0 Mr. Fawcett . tat .20 0 Mr. Roberts 0 3 9 Mr. Blanchard - tst 6 6 1 Aliss Stephens lr" 17 9 ti Mr. Alunden - 2f5 10 0 I W s . 10;1040 11 s, ) / 6 Miss Melton . Its 3 o Mr. Mason - jl l 4 0 Mr. emery - 3c9 is 6 Mr. Penson, sen• $ g 3 0 Master Brown 180 25 0 Ass Logan - 43 9 , Mr. Young ... 1 13 7 5 61 , Na r . Grove - i s 1 0 Nlrs. Young - 2 43 7. 6 I ' m" ' 14ar i lawe ^ rs 7 ° 8 0 1 Mr. Haincrtort - ,I 6 Mr. and Mrs. Pen. ' Mr. War-og - 6 . sant jun. . TA : Messrs. Howell and of tiruty,lilC) a 3 '6 Moreton - 207 0 o Mr. fludclart, - 04 10 Mr. Grant - 2,34 s o Mr. Banks - 1 8 2 , 0 : Messrs. D'Arcy and Miss Mn'' l* " I I; 8 - Brown - 66 oo 1 Master betty • ~ Mt. Patterson . 6 1 92 11 0.• .4 0. Mrs. YOLllig (la s e , 1 to .. ADarialgi, A General Bill of all the Christenings 317 " 1 f from December 11, 1804; to Decein'J'er ll' 14(1). Christened in the 97 Parishes within the .. 3- tu 115, i' °39-- Christened in the 17 Parishes ' without th e I" t s' 4673 J3uriei, • 114 1. BUriett, 3 6 3 „ . 'Christened in - 1-, i 10, 3 6 9 —Buried 8 3 w e_i_ l( k.teried in thr t i en i P t a'rishes in the City 2 11 d L ' — !'atirillistyrs 4214-.llurieti 613 t ~, the 23 Otit : Pa 4 risl . tes in IVlickllcsetcbeantticSsuor; • Christened h t l4 l es , - 1 ° 6 9 ? In . all v 0195 ,einaies - 9702 .... Untie/ - .lines .: 1 6 8 ; 4 1 (10 all 1 7 , 0 5 __ nd W hereof have died, i.. U n der two years of age 52,4 • F.vte and two anti five 219 g 1 T ' en am ' : i" - - ^ 94 thirty Y- and t hir ty - 12143 ii i IrW I e l I lit : .d e n a t ::S iv e 'e o d )n : : ::n y t - h - e - 13 - 1.1 1 : 5 i 63 ai 4 s this year, s°7 ' . , .orty aia fi fty .. . is - number There have been executed in London 9 ; 01 :„ %v d 1) , i (14 2 such) within th i e la ß ve ill b s 'e o e t t * l M re o P r Q taTi; d y. ") be burw t 5 04 Fifty and sixty tiS7 Sixty and severity • • 7.0 Seventy un ct tiglity ,10 Eighty Irtici n inety ? ay Ninety and a irviictrett • A 114ntireci - - ~............ . mated circa The following Regimental Orders were., _ Bv . Assu last week .among the Members plate lA+ elation, by the Hon. Cu!. ERMINE : 0 10 to CXP eB CO and Wardens of the the Volunteers of the Metropolis will be reql c' ril 1 -° 6/ to: 4 On . Friday last the Master . t under ar:l)3 at the I. uneral of the late ri , 1, 111 ; coy of it I " The Lieutenant Colonel having mg° i . re a to agr o . Drapers' Company- visited the different- -Gaols of : !tie. opportunity of assiti ' ag d a u t t "j-Itlae"Law 1 " 5 ,7, 4 ) i3 i tG TY,r 6 ! s 0 N, he flatters himself that the Corps I : sll ,l (.. s g ieitinitr, to the Metropolis, and, with a sum not exceeding one I is, fTrteatt!'inal, i ), ht p ing _1 1 1;st n Y jno l urs *O4l inn ri o tt ntl ;;, intn&txl and twenty pounds, liberated above fort 1- said- to have fallen in defence of the laws ( 1 1 11) ,, the ' 1 1,.„ pr:h(i:,rs, who .weracontiniA fin- small . debts, 1 . ; ! very existence of which must jor un e t v r e y rdepZl ind l ivitut:tr i n i „; ; o d this t , ell-icnt of the year benevolence could not be 1 , , % r v u ec a an nd ni i, : n ra P t e o. e a n n c x e co"i f is a io r ctischarge a debt lii _ e rs ,„, t re c re_: better en)ployed than in imitating this charitable ; attidton for the benefits we have tierived, , itn i q In ..joriou s te s I l i; exam i ple, and perhaps there is no w:ty in which 1 Betted u_pon us as Pritish. Subjett!,. frwon:ok ts ll i to gage - _ AO4 SO i V ces. . Every Member of the Corps, . 1 , tl ay to thc " clitlch real distress may be red at such it out aril a mode. T present is desired to send 11%5 rants IV n - .. rate ey.pence, ____ i