The Sun. — London, England, 1805-05-17 00:00:00

,ipi it ; 0 0 id` reo hi , , ridl re' „ Ail l': wn4 le Pleeto . eensisting of twelve Sail of the Lint, for theereights, and, as we knOw that the Com. bined Fleets were in Cadiz on the z;d, there is Veit tßson to hope thai his Lordship would ar. rive of that eon time enough to prevent their sailipg again, or, 'at least, to follow them very closely' if they had again ventured to sea. Our Readers may rely upon the eorredness of the above statement. It will be seen by our Plymouth Letter, that a "Pots prevailed there of an Adion having taken One between Llrd NELSON and 'the Combined lieets, but We attach no credit to it. •••••••....../1111.0 WE received this morning a regular series of the Mastery: anti the small Frei:eh Paters, but not of a later date than those we received yesterday.—The • 164 itekr of the rsu contains somearbled extracts from PrieV g e Lette rs f oun d on board the Hope, a vest.el captured by LIN° Is' Squadron. ..........1111.1.... I the House of Com . T . ons last night Mr. GREY, lifter o bserving at that i n t h e Th rone Speech fr om the Th, th4e oPeniog of t h e S ess i on, it had been announced art Ov erture of a pacific nature had been received 604 France, to which HIS MAJESTY had declined i livitil'any dired answer until he had consul tea terttiri P owers. nn the Continent, with Whom His 1V141411. tUainiained relations of amity and conii ati,d,,, , ' "Inkttintse, and that the probability of iam b ,. . 14 M•O eration on the Continent had been I held '''' . P 1 : 41 .: 6 7 the Minister when he opened his Budget, e Ttede d a hope Iliac sorne communication on the i l k A 1,1(.41 W OW(' lae made before the cloiie of the Session. . , " Ir . Pitt, in'repty, at,ured the House, that when. e i t i et 4,14 M4jesty, lb Gove.rnment should be enabled to, .11,vite11/1 MA) EsTY to make such Cornmunicat inn, ' l i t:, ould avail themselves of the earliest oppor tiblilY of 80 doing ; but at pre sen t the relations be. tlye elt lits ftilat es rir and th e rowers alluded to pith *4 , 4 hot such as to ena bl e hitn to state any thing plecision. it'ir, t o In re . 1)1 Y a lso .! Was not enabled at 144111"1ti4 present to make any coin. ' 1 . . 43 h Inc I . :ll) . jcei with certainty. ) ~t rd 4 Y , Ithniit two 4.oclock, 14 —Pk MA)ItsTY 841,141 viaiVing..roorn at Sr. James's Palace, 'which i:tended by the p rincesses EL tz A a ETU, MAk Y, the 4; 4 11 % 3 . 6 "i1 AMEI,IA, the Liao CHANCtiLLoict filet, .i . " 11 . 4 11 0 P Of TuAkt, the Secretar les 'ot . Slate,,. s iv ' A ' , Itttliencies the Dnish Rdssian, Sardinian, ind-'emathloli Neapolitan., and Poduguele Ambassadors, 1 444 - ..: , • Altcap,„llnarlborauli. D ever hire and Rutland. Af4,4': 41-Clanricd, Blandford, and Hertford. 4 4,, / ,l7,fiet „ Here tord, illandtord, and Sligo. haiN tote, Morten,, Spencer, Westmorland, , ITinig kott,„ ~ . itnsandeleY, Courtown, Digby, AI act I esfi r od e i „Clufori.,...9ger.iiinbe, Sr. Vincent, itritiLewater, Pentla olL e , 21noh. Suftelk, Oxford, arlingtoa, tss xr wea k ','"upti Galloway, and Basborough. : to,a,,it'Ziluconber,„-, Chichester, Mexborough, Herring, t % t e ' i rTY, I lchester, Carnampton, Oxford, 13alcarras, ' ' t T • ' Talbot, Dowa g er Ports. 14411 thi El hArietnntit i em Liverpool, D° Chol , Latatit sky ~,,. 4 ffingltam, I othvicke, _ .. ,c - . ',. lilleray''ratlrlown, Macclesfield, Northampton. linctih 1114 arlinglon.Morton,Clariritard Eglintoun, Spencer, Ts ltY l itli ° 4l With 4 lone - 4tc. of ran k i and tashion. ti l it 46%4" la • -•114)td ,7 ng .tebentattoo s to Hut MAJESTY L4l43r4te 1' XrtY Milly il if.,encer, by her mother, , Countess S p . c , if , r e , r.. LNktiiit. 11.,1:t•by. her , motlier, countess i'TlLktly„ton. OIY C1 41 ,„ 1 ')11 the Royal Horse Gua rds ;, by • Nraity c olt, by the Marchioness of slip. • 're i aiseMirtr, byher mother. t l i. a i l y 1 - 4 ; e 411. ,C,eorge Knox, by Mrs.Knox. - of itnon o ntgoniery, by her brot h er, C oun tess eitil ke h v ii i r i l ; b e t b t is e y e 4 rl i v i. e ,3 , by i 1.41 y Powi;. ' 1%1171:4er, the Lady' AcltaTorCa3 bY Lady Price. 111 , 1 1 , ,l ir lies, on his tieing appoi;tted, a Lord of the Adrni- Clittlit.settWs 414103410ine5. Douglas, 'slaters to the Earl of Selkirk , by 1 ! 41' C'4,44„.).141,,, hY Mrs, Meynel. t/ 4' 44 .1„ - „ - k° n. 4.11, by his father, rh: Rev. Charleii Rich. • lia - , 41 k icb by her mot:lL,r, ' Lady Mich. ' 1 .41 4',..urtYntrid Ur. 6 tackhou.,e, by the Lad of Essex. ! 'e°,...le Ed w :•:,l,.. es, e liaileinont, o n their man?ge• p F. ,, i 91Vith,1",n'.:405cavveih, by his lather, Lord vibconn• Fa 1.. . r" his promotion in the Coldstream Regiment of heal: "et. l - lien ! . R i , 1 on ins c, * Pp 0 ,144 ‘ ,y,!, et, by e n d Lord Chancel or, up 14,,cttil Lind otLi;" 14d ge' of Cen hr, Airp ort his , cee., Royal Navy, Commande r . o ie t r t.)4 1 ,,,,,,__ ! . lying tbe Honour of IN.inglitnood. L 4 47 11 0 .74 Lad Lady Smith, upon their marriage. 41 4 , 0._..c. upoir her corm ag to her title. • • . . la 'markt and Clualemont, by the: Marchioness at 'blantl li d stnnortijpectl. and Alia s 111. stratiord fiZ' And I,4,3itrri, by Admiral Nugent. „' . 10Y114, ,„',, betvvynd, o n their marriage, by Viscount 4t iss Hayes ;.......outitess Talbot. .. --' toranc,' 1 .10 and tr .l ( l . ;d o Y . 1., Hai v,ey, by Countess I ernple. Nr, chvyr., lalpt:uil Ilarvey,., . h;il,BQ3y E46%,11110.1te, UtellAllt I loyt, of thc Royal Hoist t'eit I.l,,f'lllllVansittatt, by Lady Palk. i,Pe Ltitti,l„r„.l 14tttentigns, anti tha Hon. Ikliss A. Lake, li i r t,a m yi 4, b altint. SipSi, 6trikttal, tbh„etarchiontss of Hellion!. " )1141.1. Colpoys, tiipo:lllLtit4;oltSiSsittt LN,r14tr1t?0,r,..;3,1,; . c , .. _ . ,Tl e b t . ,i . ' a t `-' ei vt ti "p's ' •Pittdo, **tug hoons was vet i utnercusly and -1 attendr,l Y ' teal i ' -• a i'' e 141 41 ilho I , :ley e,,,0cil t i t t i /Yte 0 clock His MA; ssa Y held d 1 1 tll M, , lifills,3l WA& numeiou4ly attcnded. ',..larrieg.43,tro birth I)ay will be celebrated at ti .ria s 14, 424 ce, ,, 45 Wald, an the 401 of June. nr t 4 s ee, , s No s - i , expedeel to hold a Levee on 1 1,11 00 i e rinight, anal - It a Ni. . a t tthilt A Dow- L tit On Ti l 4, , C sa l ri i ribt ~ urti Ay soonignt• • "4 I% u ! „ rukia m AIRSTI LS had a numerous w o lt is re'potttideiti.netn's blouse, vi_ re4 iter, pc_ Ili MAJEsTy w il l visit Oxford, gain to Af;"""ingll4ln, and Bath, previous to his It i . yinouti,, 1 4 t ,4 inctr.o,l 1 , 40 , 1 11 4 ,,,,, , v ~,): auto in • 'a Morning Paper, that 10‘ atitiool:_u•ohlin, voted tut 'tic Roman CA tti3ct *hole nut'brnerea:lo in Elia, lie voicil against it. li 44e:itin 'r t't 11'4;11 Members who voted on 4% n Wer e CI ! alit ,si_ , , .3, , Vtz, 25 for Nit . . Fox'4 M. v Oteklii3i, It. 41 Nt I 'rtimotyrit, Miy 15. Arrived the 1);.1.,, z t c h. Sloop•of War, of iIS guns, Capt. E. fit. v: rt.trrs, from a Cruize off the Coast of Portugal, with . which have been forwarded to the Ad:niralty. On the Ist inst. oft Oporto the Disisat . i.l) spoke the queen, of 98 guns, Rear-Admiral KNIGHT, and Dragon, of 74. guns, with the Transports under Convoy, the whole of which were going to Lisbon. The Dispatch has brought over is Spaniards, Prisoners, which she took on board at La Gardo, in Portugal. Letters have been received from the Vißory, of to guns, Vice-Admiral Lord NELSON, dated since his return from looking after the Toulon Fleet, when they put to sea the first time, and returned disabled to Toulon to refit ; but his Lordship was then wooding and watering to pursue them again ) from the intelligence he received of a second sailing from Toulon with Troops. Oa his Lordship's first voyage, he was as high as Aboukir Bay, but on the Boats landing to pro. cure refreslanznts, the Crews found the towns de serted . by the inh3!)ita'nts, who thought the Fleet was that";of. the Fiends ; so indolent have these 'wretched lazy• people. been, both at Aboukir and Alexandria, and so. negietied have the fortifies. tions been, that pats of them, in the short space of three years, are crumbled into ruins. Lord ,iNlet,sort returned and visited • Sicily, and save. ral other ports of the Streights, passed the Faro of Mesiina, and finally returned off Toulon, from whence he sailed, as has been before stated ) in quest of the Enemy's Fleet. Art express 'arrived last night at the Admiral's Office, from,Falthouth; the report this morning is, that a Gentleman arrived from Lisbon there, who says, that when he left • it, accounts had been re ceived there, that LOrd . I•lli,LsONls Squadron, only Sail of the Line, had passed the Gut s and fell in with site rear of the Cadiz and' Toulon Squadi:ins, anal gallantly attacked then, though so inferior to', them ; that the rear of the Enemy, Spanish Ships, :wide sail, and the whole of the Combined SqUadron entered Cadiz Bay the same day. " , 1 FALMOUTH . , MAY 4.—Arrived the Ship S-a.;e' nth, Flaggwr, Capt.' §ali Alt, TAN, from Vinares, with brandy, Sco. for orders.—Yesterday, off Ushant, spice the Fleet under Lord GAR mit a., 16 Sail of the Line, 9 Fr4ttes, &c. 'well. Also arrived the Dolphin, Captain Moo iLL ; and Mari, Capt. HAT ELL, from Gibraltar, under Con. voy of His Majesty's Ship Avenger, of 16 guns, which is now off thi3 Port beating to the Eitstwarti with the Convoy. Sailed the Diaxa Packet, ST. Au B YN, with Mail. for Lisbon. The West India Fleet w ill sail to-morrow morning. PoßTSMotPril, MAy flis Ividjesty's Ship Erufytithili, Fbn. Capt. PAGET, for the Chan. nee Fleet; and Acute, Lieut. Ga AV as,with Convoy, for London. The Isis, Vice. Admiral Sir E. GowER, Capt. J. A. 01.IMANEY ; Pallas, Right Honourable Lord COCHRANg.; Rader, Lis9f. MASON ; and Harper, .Lieut.HEYwoob, all dropped down to St. Helens, :with, the Convoy -For' Newfoundland, Quebec, and Nova‘Scotia, - and .will sail the first fair wind. • Sailed the Isabella,- Sparrow, Inr Sunderland, and Ann, Enivis, for Shields. Arrived the Fielding, Srnurk, from Swansea: Trebly, Ty. Concord, Venn, Clunc,:, Brown, and Borough, 1 atti. .son, train Standcriand, The• Sth Regiment of Foot embarked on board the Transports at Spithead, fur the Expedition ) and the z+th will alsoetobark to.murrow. %IV ERNESS, MAY 16. Arrived the ltfority Gun-brig, Lieut. Wm.".CATHANI, from the Dawns, to repair damages. • Sailed the Scout on a Crtiiie. This day the Cab'm Sloop of War, and &ilk. rate. Gun.brig, were paid bounty and two months advance, and proceeded to their respedive Stations. The Winthelrea continues the signal for Convoy to the Baltic and Elbe, till such time as Ships are appointed on that service. The Statri), , which has had a thorough repair at • W' Voolwich, is. pity expeded at the Note, a draught, of tncn ha . ving`gOne" up: from the Flag Ship fur that purpose," Ships rit this Port--Zealand, Monmouth, Serapis, Thalia, Whichelsea, Ceres, Nlai;liar.inv.., Otter, Bonet ta, and Bermes; Fearless, Sharpsho o ter, Pr o t e ctor, Kesalute and • Monkey, Gun-brigs ; 14tUtion, and several Fireoossels and Bum tenders. • ~~B~~r~ DEAL, I`►SAY 16.---Arrived the Humber Mined Ship with two Spanish Prizes under c:mvoy trim) Falmouth, The Prizes sailed for the River. Caine in the Nett Sloop trurn Dungeness ; vastation, Lueifer (Bombs), and ' Spritv Sloop, iircher, Furiousi and roluulter Gun-brigs, from their Station Cif c;slais ; and the Bruizer C;un.brig, from the N4e. •• T . he Avcircr Gun.brig sailed again ttii► ascrii)un for her Immo, .SPORiI.VG INTL;LLIGENCE. • NEVMARKEt SECOND SPRING MEETING, isos; LIAY 16. Fill,. Pounds for PYr. olds 6it. 21b. olds - sst. olds Ist. 71b. 6-yr olds and agrd Bst. 121 b) T. M. M. B C. old, r. Abbey's b. g. Little John - 5 3 ' Mr. Crouch's br. c. brother to Whiskerandocs - 3 2 D. b' Oration's b. t. brother to Duckling . 3 3 Mr: Kellerman's gr. f. Ephigenia, by Pctworth - 4 Mr. l'crren's b. c. Spot, by PipatOr - 4 Mr. Pantun's ch. c. Dillctanti - 4 Mr. Craven's b. c. fockcy Mr. K. Boyce's b. g. Dismal - - 4 Mr. Wyndharn's br. c. by Waxy - 3 The udge could place but three.. Three to t agst. Little fohn---5 to a agst. Ephigenia-3 to t agst. Dilletanti. _ Sweepstakes of toogs. each, It. ft. for colts and fillies un backed at the time of mulling. (Second Spring Meeting,, I 804). Colts carrying -Bst. 31b. Fillies Sst. Ab. M. Lord Grosvenor's c., Knight-errapt. by Sit .I"cter,out of Peggy Bull, rec. Duke of Grafton's b. c. by Trump:tor, 'out of 'Seardwl, d Os P . Le• Foley's Hippocampus; Bst. 4lb. beat Alr..Watsoii's, Duabury, Bst. 61b. Last three Miles of IL C.. toogs.—Five to 4 on Ilippocimpus. • Li SackVille's. Enchanter J,eat Mr. Mellish's Pipylin, Bst. each. B. C. tolgs.—Five tow on Enchanter. • Gen. Grosvenor's f. Grassini, by Gouty, •Sst. beat Lord F. G. Osborne's b. c. by Overton, dam by ilighflyer, out of Fair Barbara. Bat. 71b. Ab: tongs.. h. ft.--,Sitc.to 4 on rasslni Mr. Watson's Dreadnought, Sit. 71b. beat Geinc..tal Gros vent's Hummingbird, 7st. Slb. 2,-yr old . 0. sogs.-7 to 4 on D readnough t. • Mr. Wilstsn's Maiden, Bst., 41b. beat Lord Foley's Czar Peter, Bst. M. D. zses: -6 to 4 'against Maiden. Mr. Norton'. Quid, Sat. alb. beat Mr. L i ke' s Gil es , gst. D. I, toogs.-6 to 4 against gold. .. General Grosvenor's Skitittisher, Bst. alb. beat Mr.. R. Floyce's Punch, Bst.. a•year old c. cogs.—t t to' S.egst Skir misher. ‘Vardell's Hooehton Lass, Bst. 91. b. agst. Mr.-I,lranth wayt's IVoodcot,'Sst. a-yr old r. tongs. 011. - Lc, Foley's Watery, Bst. lib. agst. Mr. Sitwell's Goose cap, 7st. toll). D. M. sogs. Off by consent. CORN EXCHANGE, MAY 17. MIRE are not many fresh arrivals of Wheat to_ day s but considerable quantities of the• Foreign be. ing rather out of condition, they off at interior prices,,and heavy of sate ; prime Samples, are some. thing higher ; fine Birley scarce, and at rather bet.. ter price ; Beans are more ready sate ; higher prices are asked fur Oats ; 'Floiir is in good supply, but that and other articles have little variation. Wheat 38s a 7os a 83s od Hite Old - ,92 a 965 or! Rye - . sos a 54s od Barley 35s a t oll od Malt . ail s a 73s od tV bite Pease 425 a 48> od G rey ditto . Os a 435.0 d -41 s a 4ss od Tick beans Os a 44s att Oats 245 a 273 a 33 ad Poland do. 315 a ps ad 'tape Seed . .00l - a 41., Pine Hour • 75s a ,73's ad Sccuntli 653 a 75i od The Calcutta Gazette of the Bth of November contains . an official account of the gallant defence of Delhi against the attack made by HoLKAtt. The fortitude and perseverance of a handful of Ileitisll 'Troops arc repretpted-to h ave trustable(' a. siege of nine days, an assault, and defended a City ten miles in. cir, )(erence, which had ever laefore been given up ~t the fist appearance of an Enemy at its gates, Private. 1 etters were yesterday received from, the Medusa litigate, Capt: (Ina e s dated off Cape Finisterre, Ariel to, by t itich we karts that Mara and the Gentlemen of his Suite, were in high health and spirits, having had a most pleasant passage across the Bay of Biscay.. In sequence of some intelligence which Capt. Goa had received, he altered his intention of touching at Madeira, and it was expeded they would pro. teed direct for Bengal. At a Meeting of several NJblemen and Gentle. men of the County orStaiford,lielci on Tuesday, at the Thatched Hob se Tavern, St. j:imet'S•-street, to take into consideration the propriety of signing a Requisition to the Sheriff to call a County Meeting, fur the purpose of considering ,of addiessing His MAJESTY, and petitioning Parliament, on'the sub. jeft of Abuses in the Public Expenditure, it was resolved, That the House of Commons having taken into its consideration the cireumstantes . which were the object of 'the notice, it became unnecessary to call a County Meeting. The Noble. men present, and who signed the Resolutions, were, the Marquis of STA FFORD ; the Earls of UX. BRIDGE, DARTMOUTH, and TALBoT Lords CUR— ZON, VERNON, it A.GOT, and liamavoito. These were also present Sir RoSERT LAwLSY, Sir JoraN WROTTRSLEY,' Sir ROBERT PUELS, and SeVatat . other Gentlemen of the highest respcetability in the County. The Sarrendrr of Calait was represented for the fiat time list night at Covent.G.irden Theatre, for the Benefit of FAwcarr, who had, as usual, a full house. KEMBLU made his first arpe,aranee in the charatier of Eurtgehe St. Pierre, 'and supported it with so much truth, energy, and expression, that it may be ranked monk his very best performances, and will must probably give renewed attrinftion to the Piece. nits,'Avas t the Dancer, was taken so ill yester. day, that his Benefit, which was to have oceurted night,•could nut take place. Our Colonies in North America are not less ten. : sibla than 'the other Wiens of Great Dritain, of the able and highly meritorious efforts of Lord SnsurreLo s .in supper' of,ciar Navigation and Co. lonial System. The following Resolutiiin has been transmitted from New Brunswick to the Agent fur that Province, resident in London : On Motion, New Brunrwick Muse of if,rsembly, Feb, irafry 20 t igos. Resolved Unanimously, That this House doentertain a high and grateful sense of the very eminent services rendered by the Might Hon. Lord Sut rria Lo to the Nation at large; and par. t:cularly to His Majesty's North American Colonies, by his Lordship's late Publication " . On the Atcessity of inviolably inai t atanung the Navigation and Colonial System Of Great Bri tiin,"as well as other exertions upon the same oubjed And, as a mark of their gratitude and reaped., it is further resolved, that the Provincial Agent in England be direeled, in the nine of the Province, to request his Lordship Will have the good. ACSS to sit for his Portrait, to bedrown full length, as large as lite, to be hung up in the Province Hall ; and that the ium of One Hundred Pounds be remitted to the Agent, for the purpose of deiraying the exPence attending the same; and that this Resolution be sent to the Council ter their con currence. (Signed) A. BOTSFORD, Speakcr. There was a full show of beasts at Southampton Pair un ?Monday, parsietilatly of cows with cAlves, ind the putt:baser; being tiutnermls o the sale was osi4k, at high prices. A great number of young pitta wete al.vo hionght fi,r tole, but those of miti tiling anti full gnaws!) were t catc r , and ptiecs on thr advance. the IVOBLERIEN' aria r GENTLE 7 - • ~. the GRENI ILLS LETIZIL II CENTLEMRN, IN contemplating your exertions, when aCtint in concert with 'inio witO proles which; cn the mostessential points, ;:re opposite to your's, I am naturally led to inquire Whether any of these points on which yott widely are involved in the OTet to the .attiiin tent of which you lend then . ' your aid,and assist. ante. If I should be able to establish as a . fael, you are co-operating in producing an effect wh:ch it has hitherto been your greatest object to avert, I believe I shall have a right to expea that you . will, in that instance, break off the Partnership. In this case, I= have the.advantage of addressing, myself to men who have openly avowed th e i r seri tiMents, and who have all those poweri of 'reason. ing and that information which Will. enable to form a jig! Conclusion. •As - I can have no hope of being able to mislead you, there can no' (lin ger result from my arguments if they ate wrong and, if , they are right, I need not fear meeting wan attention. • " Ira attac.l-..ing Lord M E I.V ILLS, the (Wit and,the one openly avowed, is V) prevent the IN application of the Money of the PuOlio. ject is one. of 50 legitimme a nature, so and so necessary, that all.honest ineb must for its attainment; and sd far as I can le or, there is no with even expressed to prevent , ipy a; 4:1 Redress. Rancour and Revenge arc sometimes Ilk. of Inquiry avd Corivi4.:tion, but even then never been thought very honottrahle to i! heart—what then must be the op, n i o ,, them when they go'bifore Arc Revenge anti .. lgnominy to be-clm e.. sT , i• tributes of those who 'have hitherto" ht..cl lance of Justice ?—Or is this H , famous for its im - partiality, t ". fore triumphed ,rnore in mercy . th an j., , lay aside its: ancient eharader, :.; . and fashions of snotierri . Frapc: ?--Ts - crt i ntn July arise. from interrogation ?—ls the Pn!.lie precede the fatal . Sznrence of the t GOD in his infinite mercy avert an f,ital from this hitherto happy L trrl! In the legitimste and fair otif,a of InTiiry.icti-t abuse . , and a redress of the evil, •1 'agree it is x g2r.eral s and a dcsirJble ; hut. in considering what is really dent; I find that tho',r are sal: persons 'whohave other'objas than metelk - to 'obtain purity in 'Finance--they have .ohj-ds to them far more dear, and whieli they are touch snore eager tea obtain. One Party wishes to attach the disgr ice that is imputed to asingle Member of the Administratici,, as if it 11,4 been brought home n only to hint,' but to them all.• A degraded Adm;itittratiaft was the term applied to the Whole, o itn a Vote of the Ilouse'had c„ist a siigrni upon on; ! 'fhis wt ,s a species of brrialcalt rigour than, f.eutliess, I d,) not very well comprehend—it WAS ,a rvo.v sort (1 : Co.Rartnersuipinc.ritninitlity aril in 7 '..)c with' justice, aril bur. ili.suitel s generosity, or the known capacity of the I' Gentleman who ni.ide use t. I the t . ±:prcrvci.ll:-.l;tit that Honourable Gentletn.in v i nn sr g rr r it objai. 1 - le had a Ministry to rim ot he had been in chase br more (han half of his P.N. tical lifetime. 'fa Mr. Fox, and those who lgrer with hit . ) in the main cottline of Polities, partlctiLlLly to 900',1 aY had bowed at the Court of Bo NA r.urr, this vat perfe6ly natural—but how did y.,u, Gentlemert,' come to be equally eager to he in at the death'? It' is trite, you !LAT 110 t hunttiti the st me game so long, and therefore might, be more, in qaud ; but then to you, surely, the tebult could not be egoally desir. able. I grant that some recent felings'Might grwi, fied, but would the old ones be loft entire ?, Gentlemen (to drop my ,metaphor), though you may wish' to destroy the present Ministly, you :would not wish to thO it at the risque of iojtiting the stability of the Government of your Country I if tht great and general Bady ot the Nation wish kor nothing Farther than 'a remedy of abuv!, and a cure Administration of the Ftuan"ccs, and you join others in going . farther; and wishinr to destroy the present Ministry, there are others that go thud' farther than you, and, that aim at extending the ditgrace and degradation, not only to the whole of the Administrlrion, but.tothe GoVeillniCrit itself. A certain Party has long wished for a moment and a means of degrading the Government ; and in. deed, it Must ha allowed, thit there it tint as much reason, or rather in extending the discredit ro the artier vf thinp'tbat admitted ofcrirra;utAlity, than in auribthing it to : the whole of the Persons, who happened to be tiding under that order.. Mr. vvo lDizAM , who, luta ra2taphysics and the most 'acute, sophistry at his finget's end, will tea., slily agree t that it you ettand disgrace laterally to per:ions, you may With at least etrial taie extend. iL tungitociitiutly to time, and that all those who , su.:. teed OA be etpOly degraded with dense wi!u the misfortune to be co.rxiStenr;, Buedoes the matter stop evea herr ? not the G Personage at the= Ile a d Of a ivertttnent aiuo, ill idea at iCa3t, COVltted e . d . with the, A t tirti t ,ivwi,o LI there no pos,ibiliiy that the spumes, 11 , ',";_ forint mt . that enraged oceao, which overwhel m t h e ht i : s i the ut mouht cven to the lootsto(A Lord lam sure that if you coulti see the striall:!x,t danger of this event taking placs, ceaNe to push the matter beyond the point that is neces sary for the weltire of the Nation. • To put the INLney of the Nation into cleart Ita.“ds it an object tievcutly to be willa4l; but there see,nt to be no objet9i.ln to that from any gtiarters, from anottit-r, the • great end' secnss to be to (k. grade and disgrace 3 i'vlinister—and for ? It the crime in-tkvii the Nhatnei prove it, art,i let it tics so ; rts, ituttort is rtcptired, let 'it be obiatoeti in a legal way ; bat wily t: , {l. , ttle the! N At itin aga i nst ibC tits Nl,t,jety Al IS'fiDES (Want of room obliAes us to (leret tits rcruainler of cord interesting I.,4ttc: lor a t1;-.;j or t‘No. 1 n I• ~i lii is ib. to. nri fse roes lett o'er lola %V. tea pp , i4l ..~'" .~''' IP'