The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-15 00:00:00

SIR R. WILSON and CAPT. LIU rcamsoN. The folloving is the determination 111 Ole PfttNCE REGENT Tesperting Sir ROBEAT Wit.soN and Captain liwrcintisoN GENERAL . ORDERS " Horse Guards, Maylo, 141 E. So long as Major-General Sir I.lohert Wilson and Captain J. 1.1. Hutchinson, of the Ist or gre4 padier regiment of foot guards,,were under trial ) the Commander in Chief abstained from making airy observation on their conduct. "The proceedings having now terminated, the Commander in Chief has received the Prince Re. gent's commands to declare his Royal Highness's sentiments on tlisrarisactions'which have led to the trial and conviction of those officers. " In the instance of Major-General Sir II Wil son, the Prince Regent thinks it necessary to ex tress his high displeasure, that an officer of his !Nailing in his Majesty's service, holding the commission and receiving the pay of a Major-Ge neral, should have been so uninimila of what was 4oe to his profession, as well as to the Govern ment nailer whose protection he had voluntarily placed thmselt, as to have engaged in a tueikure the declared object of which was to counteract the kW , ' and defeat the public justice of that Country. Nor does his Royal Highness consider the means by which this areasura,was accomplished as less ie. prehensible tbill the act itself: for his Royal Highness cannot ;Omit that any cirettutttanee could juSt ify a British Officer in having obtained, under false pretences, passports ire • feigifeW Mimes from the Hepresentative of la ud 1;;i, ing made use of such paskportslOrhint- i sell sad a subject Of his NiustlChristrad . l.lajesty,' ttinlee sentence for high treason, disguised in nniforni, not only to dude the vigilance' eof the French Government, hut to carry him in suctr - disguise through the British lines.' IViiile the Prince Regent cannot.,hut Consider it as a ma. terial aggravation of sir 11, Wilson's offence, that, holding so high t rank in chi , . army, lie.shmila 'have countenanced and •encouraged' nu inferior Officer to commit a decided and serious breach of military:duty, his Royal Highness nevvrthekss thinks it et oally necessary to express his WO* displeasure at the conduct of Capt, J. H. Hutch- inson for having been himself an active instru ment in a transaction of so culpable a nature, inure espocially in a . country in amity, rwit. , lON Majesty, where the.ragiment, with whi 'II he- ‘v•!s' serving in the course' of hi , m.; .Im.y al, ty, part of an army which, had been pla..e,t by the Allied Sovereigns under the commanthof the Dike of Wellington, under circumstances w)lich mole it pecilliariy incumbent upon every,Oilieer of that :army to absiai fro,n any conduct which fright obstruct the execution of the laws. • Isis R o y,' High..e.s the Prince Recent fing unwilling to visit these officers with the,ftill weight of his displeasure, whicn the complexion of their offence ii ht have warranted ; and also taking into a'otisideraii , m the degree of punish ment; to which they liave subjected , thein• , ' by violating the laws of :the ottuvrti in w. r :his transaction took'place, has signified t., Com itandel.:itt-chief these his sentiments, ti, !. !hey ibobitt be pitblkhed to the army Kt large, in nr.lcr to record in the most public mutter the stroo; sense which hi. Royal Highness entertains Of the ga g rant snisconduct of thoie officers, and of the &mg& witici, Woitld accrue to the reputation owl discipline of the BritiSto army,. if such an offence were to pass wirlioat a decided expressiOn Of' his Royal Highness's most Severe reprehension., ",13y order of his Royal Highness, " , THE COMMANDEIt-IN-CHIEF." NAVAL NEWS. ata, MAY 14:— . —Came down front the Myer the dl.stell East Indiaman, for Ceylon ; Mangles, for Bengal ; ant! the Mariner, lietteetrr, for New South Wales. Arrived! the Spanish sloopOf war belphin, front Botikolowe'w's to 'Stockboini:— Wind. S.W. GaAVESENV, MAY 14 —The only East India nan up is the Lowther Castle, MoitTLAKE, from China. Also arrived the Spring Grove, Duo- GLAss, from the South seas. HARWICH,' MAY 14.—Arrived the Lady Ne ,eAn pac'ket with a mail from Holland.—Wioti S. W. FALMOUTK, MAY 12.--Sailed the Swirtsure pasket with rnail3 for Surinam ; Montague pack, t with mails for New York and Holitax;,—Wind N. N. W. I'Lvinouru; MEY 13. —Arrived the Eti!mum, front Trinidad, and the Flora, PALMER, Irani Liatpool.—Wind PORTSMOUTH MAY 14.—Arrived his Majesty's hill* Rosario and Grecian from it' cruise, and his Majesty's shit) Hehrus frOm Sheerness. Came in the Minerva; Mottaissorr, front Detnerarp.— Saila Illy Majesty's ships AtlpiliON and Hyacinth for th i e &intik Seas, and the Monarch; Gascottioz, for Batavia.—Wincl S. ~Order 4 are received sit Chatham Dock Yard to b udd two ;few 38 gun trigltes, to be called tbg Tlin; PItINC i; ttV,GItNT , s • L ti; VE IL. Yesterday his Itoyal Higliness'the PRINCE Rite Gi:NT held a Levee tit Cmiton-lionse, which was most nnineronsly and spleodidly attehdolv tlictre ,were e3timatett to be upwards of,l-500 personag e s of distinction present. Soon after twelve o'clock detachments of the Life Guards were statioped-in the streets to regulate the carriages, Ivith a snOn ber of Bow-street OMeers, directed by Sir . 'Na titanic! Conant and Mr. Birnie. A Guard of Ho nour marched into the Court-yard of. Carlton- House, preceded by,tr band in full uniftirm, who played alternately , With the .band of the Life Guard. . . Prince Leopold of Saxe. Coburg had paid a morning visit to the Prince Regent:, and left pr:!..- Vionsly to t h e collialcaectaellt of the Levee, which was attended by their Royal Hightiesbes the iiiikes of York, Clarence, Kent, Cionberland; and tilon cester. the latter came in state, and was re ceived with. wili!iry honours, the band pl-ying " U ni save the King, - which the Royal Duke re. silectfully acknowledged. His Serene Highness Pi ince Le ,pold of .Sake Coburg cameto the Levee soon alter three, and his suite, in two new car riages, the servantl in stare liveries. His Serene Highness was receive.i with 111111(.11.y honours, and every pers , in in the court=yard tonk off their hats. He was attended by Sit' Robert Gardiner, Baron Hardenbrooke; Mr. Addeithroke, and Mr. Ches ter, who conducted his Serene Highness, as As, sistant Mister of .the CoremonieS. There were also present--, His Serene Ifiglates,, the nom Of Orleans an& suite, thet Qatonet iliuietrrs, the FoieigtiyAtabasSadsl;ts, and Ministers. the Archbishops of atufFri,try and Cashel, the Earl Alarshal o f Eoghod , • o,4play, the mastcr of the. Rolls, the lod g e ,t,, the Kiaesi Advne:ste,. the Lortl 'Chief' Jus tice of ,I, • ( .otut of Common Neat, Judges yank, Abbot, t.tirr.).,+!, the Judge of tho . Atituiraay, at i a“et of Arch's Conti; the Attorney, and Solicitor-fi.,::et•O, the Charktellor, the Seereti,ry m•War, the Master of the M r . Mot Leach in iris full robes, the Lord Ilaysteuf London,,the :lieritTs of I_, T vtim and Midi-tit... ' ex, the Itre4 r ,l er of London,` the Arehdear.o of the Piosost of F.tint,' the Dean of Westraita4l4o General Sir Wm. Cocistaiin - ,: attrals Johuston,(4oldit 4 4loore, Brooke, &c, &e. • . ; After 1111;414MIti Iris First or Ent , (3 Levee,. he'reeei -sever(il Addres,eS the wan i(hiti (if hii !{opt thitigliter; And . a great' number of prkerft aTtentled by the Lori. eltarnberliiith !ha the 14(4111. StrAvitril, the Groom of the. the Comp , troller of theltmsehold, the MAster of the'St-tg' Hounds, ;Gold S'iirk •(E trl Harrington). Lotil t, Waiting:(the gi(4lof . 11elamire)' ; the 'Cirooli iii Woitinit (sir Keppell); the Ntival-Aids- . de.Croup in I'aititt4•Welir N:rgieloid Sir John lieresfortil',ftto , ;Nlitit,iiv Airk-dt , •f!!iiop et ere the . Ilan. .Cukittf -on( tie.leril J.Lidey ;. thOtiltpierrolcitf. Witt! itt4 W Cnitgle ye anA 411 . 011.11 W. 'lin! comp os'yt begin to thrive AVtet.one o'clock, and con tinued se, ;•; , t $ ' n - Th, , following h•ol the honotlf ‘,t heiw„; present ed I,, ltuyul WlWl% a Willi !wile of • Lieutenant-Q.ll*nel Chie.cs 'floivnie,' in the Spanish' 4vr- Vwei (mils recti':;ntr pernmuhni to wror t• , r Cri , 4sl Of the SpiA.liib Order at harks Etl. by the suani%it allutsaitor. Cultltiet Pkot, on his return t:s (;‘,041 Elope. • it'. Phillutore,• LL.1):: Regius Proleioior of Civil Law in the Um s',ly of Oxford, Thi It ...v. . oilier Clarke, on being inside Chaiaain to the. King, s,id .ppointed one of the Clerk of Ili:et:lout.' Mr, %;r11,4t,t 11,,5t. on ha . being appOi4ed Attorney,Gentrat of the 0;1(11 of Cornwall: Mr. Florri , on on his being appointed Solicitor-Gene .• ral live Royal Highness she Prince Itegeist, and as hing s ' e.unsel: ! , • • - • • Chatles Abbot, Esq.:on his Ipl.Caitinent to be one of the Jud4es of the Court of Kitig's tlenelt, when ire received the honour of knighthood. Jaineskit Parke, Esq on leis tieing appointed a Judge of his Mujesty's Court of CiMIUIOII Pleas, upon which occult:) be received the honour of knighthood. The Chevalier James Blade* Ritspini, on his appointment as SUrieon Dentist to his Royal liiglinessilie Prince Regent. The Larlof.Serrey, o on coming to his title: 'fbe Count I elitetrius taisainitcht, by the Lord in Waiting. Mr. t4'etlturell die Barrister, on his receiving a Patent, of Precedency. • '• . Sir Thomas B. Thonipson, on his being appointed Treasurer . . .f GyeetriVlA liospital. •• 11r. Morrison ) , on leis being appointed Physiciatito the Forces. Mr. Liston, his Majesty's Ambassailor - ExtriloViiinary to the 0tt0 . ... a Porte, on his return front Constaittiovle on leave of ab -nee. The Marquis of Anglesia, on his tieing created a Marquis. lames Farrow, Esq. upon his being appointed a Judge of the Canrr of Coonnou Pleas, upon which occasion he received the if Knightlioim. Lietv. , Genei al Sir Paget, of his appointment to the 28th Regiment. • Sir Richard Croft, on Coming to his title, by the- Earl of Shaftesbury. The Earl of Buckinghamshire, on coming td his title, by Mr. Sullivan., . • . Mr. Cabb, Secretary to.the EaSt India Company, by the L.prti in Waiting. • The ltev.l)r. Ireland, upon his being appointed Dean of ,• Westminster.. Mr. Thorittou e his Majesty's Minister at the Court of Sweden, on his return to England on leave of absence. Mr. Jackson, lets Majesty's late Ctiorgd trAtfaires 4t . the Court of Berlin, by Viscount Castlereagh. Dr. Territt, Judge of the Admiralty lee' at a gerniuda, ou hii return England. The Lord -Provo,t of Edinburgh, by Mr. W. Donijai; lof Farnham, on being elected itepresentative Peer of tea: The Karl of Brownlow, on his creation to an Earldom, by the .Earl of Bridgewater. The Earl of St. Germans, on his creation to an Earldom. Rear-Admital tiir Dyant Martin, on being appointed .Cornp troller of the Navy. • . Mr. Nichol!, his Majesty's Procurator• General, on 'hilt op ',ointment, by the Dean of the Arches. Lien.-General Earl of Dalhousie, on recei vitigthe Grand Cron of the Bath, and !icing created a British i'ver. , Mr. F. P. Werry,'on his appointment, as his Majesty% Se 'cretary of Legation at the Court of Dresden. Toe Earl of Aboyne, on his being created Baton Meldrum. .titi John W. LuLhock, on coating to Iris title, by Sir John Malcolm. Sir Wm, Hersehell, on being created a Knight of the Guelphic Order, by Count Munster. Lfird Brandon, on coming to his title. • • General .Sir K. Howard, on his return from the Duke of Wel lington's Army, and ou being, appointed' Colonel of the ... :Ati Regiment. Lieutenant-Colonel Lautour. on being- appointed a Compa nion of the Bath, and a Knight of the Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Ot der. Major-Oenerol Ramsay, on his appointment to the Govern ment of Antigua, and to take leave. Colonel Campbell, 94th, one receiving permission to wear the Order of the Tower and Sword. ' Earl of Limerick, on being,created a Pear of the United King- - dom. _ Lieuteriont-Colonel B. Camse, on teceiring his Royal High• fleas% permission - to wear the 89 , 41 Order of Charles by UR...Spanish Ambassador. Colonel nankin, of the Scotch Greys, by the Marquis of Au giesea. Mr. Cooke, Mr. Benyon, Mr. Trower, Mr. Milne, Mr. Agar, ' Mr. Bell ni►d Mr. Warren, on being appointed King's Counsel. Mr. Cricket and Mr. Round, the Members for on their presenting Congratulatory Addresses from the Bo rough of Ipswich, upon ti►e Marriage of the PrillCeti Char lotte with Prince Leopold. An Address on the Marriage of the Princess Charlotte , was presented by Ott Walters of tbcthirauan PrutestokutCbutebei *.ret'attniter, lisC. Giese Win. kuprt, ChaplAns 'at St. damees Palace' J. C. Derain, aad Mein berF. 'of the Harnbetrgh Chureh,.Tridity-labe r' C. F. A. Stein knii`d, Minister of theGerrnan Lutheran Church, in the; Savoy ; C. 13. A. gehmtiut, Miniiter Of the tiertuan faziberstit in :Goodnian's-fi , Lis ; and John Hine, Minister of the G'er . wan Reformed elitiri.6 in the Savoy. t. • SPQR LING INTELLIGENCS. NEWMARKET SECOND- SPRING MEETING, 1816. ' NInNDAY, MAY 13. Ld Parlins.-ton's Paulus, est. 7i 4.'l!eat Mr. Cussan‘s Medora, tist. lib. T.Y.C. tOtigs.—.s to S on Paulus. Handieap SWeepstakes of 15;;s each, for three-yr-olds and up ' wart's. T.Y.C. . . IA Stawell's Goblen Lee, 5 yrs, Bst. lib. ..4 • • 1 1.4 Jeriey's Slender Billy, agcd ) 9st. 21b. D. of Grafton's Sera pall, 4 yrs', Rst. 411 ) . - , 3 Seven started—One pd ft—The Judge placed but . three. 4to fagst Golden Ltg-7 to 2 agst Slender Billy--6 tq 4 agst Scrapall. • ~ Mr. Toornhitrs tilos!)taw, ast. 916, beat Mr. Vansittart's Equator, 8st;211). Ab.M. toOgs.-5 to 4 agst Phosphor. auklicap Plate 4'501. for three•yr-olds, and upwards. 4.F. Mr. Wyattltuttu's 't anderer, 5 yrs, act. tl+►a p. of Ituth►nd's ch. h. Osman ) 5 yrs, act. gib.. 52 D. of Grafton's Minuet, 4 yrs, 7st. lel Ir. 1 a 6 to 4 Un Wandvrer. Mr. Neville's Sir Joshua, Sst. 4111. hest, LA Foley's Sche• herasade, Bst. 81b, D. M. 200 gs, h. Et.--4 to ton §irJoshtia. TUESDAY. Handicap' Stireepatakes of 2Ors each, for three-yr-olds and upwards, A.F. Ilt, of Umlanti's Fandango, 4 yrs, 7st. 1316: Major Wilson's Strider, 4 yrs, list• • Mr. Payne's Quitioln,A yrs, 7st. 1111) 3 Mr. Rash's Theodora, 4 yrs, tikt: 41b 4 7to 2 agst Fandango-7 to iao Strider-1 to 4on Quill*.la. Screw y Guineas, for three-yr-old'colts, 85t.711). fillies, Bst. , Ith. R NI. Mr. Wyndham's c. hr Election.. 1 Ld Stawell's b. c. Bru , tl - 2 • 'Fro attired—The Judge placed I..mt twu. 4 to 1 arm rleCtiott—t; to 4 oh liru4.l. LA Vl-• i ELLIt;ENCE.• COURT' OF KING'S BENCH, Mw 14. Arr. c Asnorr and Mr. Justice Houtoyn this day'to their o.iths as Justice, of thin Court. Tne Coua? then proceeded to hear Special Ar gionents, Ellie very early, in order to off od the ne%t• Judi f es an opportonity of at eliding the Levee of ha 4(4 . 0 ilighoels the Prn,ce . .ltegent s at they °were to receive the honour of knighthood: lc is mentioned, th..r un the 18,n nit. a Portii- Mall Of %v it. and two trn2ltt's Lonvoying traii%puris, having ott 1.)1)4111 GUOU teen, lent t>ltst; 'Fowl,' tor thelSrazils. , Count PtefeCt of - the 'Derrtment gave a erand flre,on the 3tl instant, at Bottr deaux, in .celebration of the anniversary of the ftrat entree of the KlNOinto Paris. Mr and Mrs, nail the Itnssian Prince Wot.Knot,xv, were present. Mr. CANNING was shortly to cut bark for Etirdw:il. Tue. two, latter proposed to remain some time at BOordeaox. A Paris Paper observes, that the 'Etiglish in that city, contrary to their usual .custom, 'spend ver , y)ink monvy, in :consequence of which, the Parisimis have: ceased to Live the title " Lord" to erery . stranger who has the appearince of an English in in. It adds, before the Is volution the English travelled from curiosity; they now travel front economy. Extract of a letterfrom tOchaliers, 4th Nil, :—" On Thursday, the 24 of May, the day fixed for the marriage of Prince LeOrotuof Sao Crosotto .with the Princess CtiAlil.l7e,nt sixteen bolls of oatmeal were orjored to be distal• bated among the poor of this parish, by his Grace the Duke of GORDON, as a seasonable relief to many industrious families in indigent cir cumstances, as well as to the aged and in firm, who subsist on charity, and are reduced to the necessity in general 'Of begging their daily bread ; and thAt there might be a general rejoie• ing in the place on an event so desirable, a bort ti: e.%- a s made On the square, and porter and \vhisky Waft sent to be distributed to t h e .p o p o . lace hi the street—all the laboitring classes., a: they retnrued home troth their toll,,being invited partake -of the testiv:ties of the diy iu .itiude . ration." The Anniversary Dinner' of the Pitt Club will be held this year. at the City of jacindoir Tat;tru, on next TuesdnY • sOntligitt• The Grant: Lodge of Frcerna,scins 'of sernland have unanimously agreed to a C9l,ltiroi tilatory. Ad dress to their ROyal Grand \faster the "'lustre Re.. GEVT, Ott the marl age of the Priacess ARLlterre "f %V . ALE.; , which has been transmitt,!d to. the Earl of Fri a, their Acting Uraud ilaster, to be presented try his Lorikhin. A brill ant Anror t Borealis was seen in the neighbourhood of Inv, racy on the evenings of sol i di t y sh e 21.4 mi d Monday the 22d lilt o • Very vivid, flohes from the. north-west, north, and northeast, gituceediug each other in tapitl succession, and r•ti etching to the mid heavens, where they inietiningled arid': disappeared, pre sented a Most. interesting and heatititul spectacle, The weather has been remarkably, mild sill( c that period. Query.-- 7 -1s not the Aurora a plieno,- menti tit rare ocentrence itt this country during ; 'the spring month.? The wet weather that lOC laweil the appearance in the' present instance is .10 unison with the remark of. Mr. Wynne, who, in the Philsophletil Transactions, observes, that streamers ti r e' always the foi.ertioners of a south west wind and 'rain. GREENOCK, MAY 3.—On Wednesday morning the ship Earl of Buckinghamshire, about 600 tons burden, mid the first.ludiaman fined out from Clyde, nomoored from the Roadstead, and was towed against.a stroog Hood tide to the.tail of the Bank, by the Lord Nelson Steam -boat, in the short space of 15 minutes : tinder such circumstances, with not a breath of wind stirring, the same task would have required 3 or 4 boats a-bead, and the whole of the crew occupied in towing for the most part of a day., The cargo of this ship, we onderstand, consists chiefly of bar-iron, lead, green glass bottles, and qiiicksilver. She bas likewise a considerable qoantity of dollars on board. The Drawing of the State .Lottery began yes terday.; the highest Prize +awn was 3001. which was shared and sold by the Contractor, T. Him The Second Day's Drawing Avill be Wednesday next. The Wheel contains Two Prizes ot 30,0001. and 48 other Capitals, The First-drawn Prize above OW. must be 6,0061., and may be 35,0001. Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Otlice* in town, and by the digerent Agents in the country. DtVO'S - 111Itt COUNTY ELBCTION, Exeter is ail life - th thisirrettircon!est.--Ori Situnlay,killoot 11 CA-lock, Mr.BAstAuo prooeeded to the, Casty, accompanied by about 200 Gen tiemun ; and Anqn afterward,s Lord ....V-BRINGTOT , appeared l s urroun d e d by his friends. The piny baying ascended their division of the bustngs, Mr, BASTARD advanced towards Lord Eai, GToN , and they shook lands. Sonar little time elapsed before the Sheriff tip* penred ; during which, the population of the city 'and surrounding country Continued to tiow into the,Castle-yard in an uninterrupten 3Z !Tait). Aire coup was truly animated anti striking. Whilst the circular Wra..athe Castle-yard was nearly filled with anxious spectators 01..01 descriptions, from .the Baronet down to the chimney-sweep, and all pressing , towards the hustings, the aseendin4 sides, which constitute the whole a .. ne rfruptti theatre, were studded with groups, formedof both Sexes and all itgfs b here and here half hid (awing the trees ; and all the windows of the Castle iyout - appeared crowded with ladies, who aus,vered the loud and fretrient cheering front below, by tog their handkerchiefs, and other deruott,t rations of their good wishes for their favourite eamlio.ttes„ At twelve, the High Sherd arrived ; e%plat,. d the business of the meeting, and invited tips Free holders of Devon to aominate a ti • pt L 3,11 to serve Parliament as Knight of the S•3irc. The Hon. NEWTON FaLtxto as, sif t : a speech of eonsiJerable length, nominated L r l bs , suck TON, which was. seconded. by Sir CHA.m..E4 LlA.sp ryttn. Sir ipliN Rbbistts next ad reseed the Alect*ng, and proposed EDMUND POL LEFF.N BA:J.I'4 D, E.g. which seconded by Mr. licv.F.wicit. Cord Ettntsit rot/ an,l Mr. liArrAtti) having sc• verully spoken, somne convers,mLitm and :kni followed but time .cneerings of time etiyi mingted ivitim various exclimtn•mti.ms, onade,MM Cult to catch anti connect them. 'Lite timme,iiimit was put to a skew of 1)311 , iS i-t he Sheriti t mtv(l;—the skew of N is t tkett" it seconfi time I mold still Ott Siterid did 'lot declire 1134 Sir STAvirran Norancont (In the persuasion that the majority was. in tavour of ,Mr. Bastard, and the business of the day consequently settled) proposed the thanks of the Meeting to the She., riff for his conduct on the hust . ogs ; and took ciSi , n, at the same time, to Inoteill the great lass the Conroy had sustained by the death of their' at* vortlty I►Ci4c3e:ita;ive, Air Btstaid f expresing a hope tha' his successor would act All Ltpially in dependent part. The Candidates and their Friends now retired front the flustings 7 -Mr. Bastard's Friemis indig num at, the cot - lder of the WO. Sherd, for re fusing to. give the decision in their layout, which, it appeared to them; tees so obvious son ha Ices tionable. Both sides now resolved to go to trier poll. In die evening a hand; , bill was issued' on the part of .Lord, Ebrington, ast erting,. that ma the spew of hands at the Castle `".ewo to One" hart appeared his litVour. To rebut Ellison the part of Mr. Bastard, a very long suoseriptiim list wa eircolated, containing the !uties at the oink titudintnts trtends . who livid op he,ml3 its hid favour. niorning the iligh Shi.;l'DF proceed ed to opeii`the businr,s of the eLethin i,t ihe took clixir, %vial Mr. li..ista!ti oo hire rig ;t hand, and Lord Enrinton on hi 4 left. C Iteti ESTER, Itsq. rose and proposed 1.,,0rd, Ebtingt on. J. D. 13xlsr.T, Esq. rectipitulatvd the merits of' Lord Ebring . ion's eoinhiet in Pa iha oppositiln.to the Prt,pt.rty Tax, and ine Zsiditary Estahlisinnynt ; st!pporf ~f' the gla tio4 ut th e ,, Citholicii Coittity LAwAiiNck, PALK, the,:e rose, and proposed Cktot..wticit, who tiecotitird the Iltanioutiou of Mr. 114 s, ard, deliverer, art excelleot speedo, „bi c i,,, , rtio . ; L o ll y want Ott ro.)m to' 1115et`t Sir VVILI,Loi LVOV) followed. The Huh. 11:1• rohet, *thong, tottoy other, obv,•rir4t.ohs • cilm ht....nteti. upon the of r,ll Otte ,tilt, , Bel aratiog the Chterest, of the Yeolo.1:11y hoot thoseOf the tiehtry tit.the county, which he eon etive(l to be esset!ti.iily one. ,Tbe Rev. Mr. Ikon , t,,co praposol an adjoio:n”- mew the Castle: Yoid Cios was 0pp,,,,Al by cries - bris:4) I the ,Poll —I the NI 'l).e oti Iti botb 01..iitiont bail-Oda . 4 o'clock -•••killti kit the Clue For N.lB\ Ila4tartl . 209 Laixi .... . ..... 191 Majority in btroor of Mt... Bah Aid.. ia 'The 'lowest est itOated smother of the Freeholders of 4) ,1 / 4 A)o oolkes. them 9000,,--I'he pun may be Lept open days.—At„,:the risiog of the Sherd to-day, the Freeholders - were surprised ex,:laitintioo of ' Three cheers for the Steritf.. the frieod of Lord Ehringroe ; and 'SO whit the cheers . shut followed. A nlel n chnly accident occurred litst Saturdriv in Exeter. Three youths amnsing tilt:Mt:Ay - ea itl ,a %mail hoar nn the river, were driven by th e , fort e of the current against the ridge of Drew'; Wear the boat upset, and all the young men were pre cipitated down the slope into the boiling eddies be low. Two of them extricated themselves, with some difficulty; but their less fottunete companion sunk. His body appearing again after some mi nutes, was brought on shore by his companions. it was too late, howevetall the effort* to recover him, which were made by the several medical gentlemen who attended as quickly c piss. sihle, were without effect. This respectable yontig . man, thus suddenly lost to his worthy, family and Wends, was (igoanv, the third son of Mr. Alder man PHILLIPS, in the 20th year of his age, Mrs: Matthews, aged 86 (living theelose, Exeter),' was so dreadfully burnt an Thursday evening, iPt consequence , at .her clothes catching fire, as to cause her death on Saturday night. ACCIDENT.---A son - of Mr. Molloy, a coiner), living at,No. 3, Suow's,fields y - earN ,)fa l 4e), was drowned on Sunday by ftllitG into one tit th* tan,pits.