The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-27 00:00:00

oy+ . !1411;') i; 1 .! f.;; :' 1 611 , ..-. - 21! , .) . l and Je: 3 Y• trilitll./ 11t4t 1*(.11 • • ~.. r Truci: •, • TDI PAY AT T gtOCU. ?Oita • 2:per Cent Red. shot : - ,t 1 per ct.. Cons. 601 Cl 4 per Cents. st4ot t per Cent. N. ytisi. 8911 Dank L. Ann. Mut • tome oloor r,'Untr f tikppjoric't receive oin the Pretiti • . " ftai eof l'ar 4 iS 'most crinviiis4 yltery • piny arrests, io the ,aktioum . of 4nuidreils, on political rges, pike piece, and no accouitt . ie.retultred of is tc.i ror and, agitation." , , • . Anil well it may, • witch Hs' is thinnilig at the t'itte of hundredt per client! poor devil's, ,tipping off like the n.-usengers over the hridge.in the V. sion at Mirta, presto, they plunge into the dark. abyss below, acid are seen no more The following is anOt her ; of t .Sibylline hot rocs,. though contained in so simple anti on imposing a . form -as a mere postscript : "A crisis, depend on it,, is appioachii4. The Due de RICIIICLIEF, Perhaps, is the only Minister sincerely.desirous of retiring from the helm of th.• agitated vessel of the State. Thaxonsternation is Such, that it is supposed unpleasant in telligence has beau received hum Lyons and the neighbour ing departments." Mercy onus ! the hundred and fifteenth rising at Lyons, and the hundredth change of the Nikki sters to make room for the patron tof thii Pot script Prophet, Mr.TALLEYRAND : ith ! but, says a third of our JournalS, " S. E. Y. is not now so much tinder the influence of the TALLEYIIAND Party ; but it is said that of late this indirect in fluence yields at times to one tar more direct and kiterative, exercised o►er him by the Minister of Police. Indeed, you may reniark that he speaks mrich less of the talents of TALLEYRAND than formerly." , So then, we are to have it avowed, that the I. hopes and fears of the British Public are front day to day excited, or their understandings abused by . ex pale trash, written under the direction of this or that French Minister,. or pseudo. French Minister, who, unable to abuse the PresS of France, thus grossly abuses the Press ortugland !, But we are not - inclined to pursue this absurd matter, which we have been only led to treat of at all from the attention still paid (in spite of the experience.of the last six moulhs) to these ever reviving and never fulfilled rumours. That there mtiv soon be some change in the Ca hitlet of Louis we think not iniprobablc; but as to the new htories of cl Treasons,Stratagcms - and . Plots'," we presume they are precisely 01 the saute statitp with their precursors ; of which a • fair opinion may be formed by referring to the following nunciatiou, wkich headed the first article "of a democratic newspaper a tlibilthiago. Disturbances in France—Change of s the French Minis . - try—a Deputation from .14onelulicite the Ewperor of TOL% to.restora Nlmaa bitrtsA and her Sun NAPO4LOS IL to the Throne of France; t! TO-MorrOW his I,loVal 11 . 10111 S . o,le PRINcR EtiCNT.wili Iliobt a (:',ouneil Carlton-11°10:e, when'his Royal Highness will receive the Rs eopneti's Report. 'Among the retrenchments whic h na\ L' taken place at the AdmirAlty, the .Telegr.ipli De partment was abolished oil tAattirda3r iwSt. YeSterd", his 'Royal igline‘lf co,„timideT in Chief ht i ld a Military Levee, lit his otliee at the Horse 'Guards. liix Pighnehs Prince LEoeoto Of Saxe-CobOtirg does not accompany his Royal liighoesb the l'auscr. licnßNT to town. His nighness will re lo,11) at the Pavilion for some time. The Duke tit CLARP.NCr and triton TAN will remain with Prince LEoraip. • The dressei now making for the Piincess CO Att. LOTTI 3 of WALES are ordered by the '2,1 of APril. Late accthintS from Cad'', mention fresh arti vats a . t tbat:poyt train Linta, with the informa tion of new, successes' against the into gents in quvter. Intelligence has been received front the lirltittr bo.n;olarOffice at dated the 13th ins(aut, to the purport, that On the S4lordity pre vions tt was rumoured that. (s foreign vessel bad put into ,which been the tocalls of intro aciog the e k g .s amongst the inhahitants. No -414 subseritienay occurred to warvont dbeliet the repOtt. a ' An Evening (.'aver voucho for the accuracy the following.statetucat ice t in not believe one Word of it :—(Tiines).—A3 Ilar4al Sout.'r was procceding• along (nu' of the Ola itaulnirgh Merchant, ho had suffered severely l:;lDAvouvr, e:kine ii Idly tip to hint, and " is thy ? U st thou btought hack tO us any cif our bank moue)? %" Receiving no fin- Syr er to LOS (wales, he struck him a blow, 'anti then.c:tued hint most The Marshal matte ff, and with dillicolty reachefl his hotel, with thy mob at his heels. Post horses wet e Antlered &rect• dud be set off for Itis 'ulterior destination. M. LAFITTS, of Paris, has sent 'a circular to his t r i e ndg in "minion, with the view, of void lotting himself from the eharge of assisting Ivo-- .NAP,vartt in Clandeblinely seizing on the French sinking fund, &c. affair has made touch noise in Paris. rare instance in the case of failures h,; s pc' ciii . recl this wet:li, which we are happy to notice, to the credit of the parties. INVe,fOSI s RAmssor- Tom aud'Co., who, a short Lion; ago, 'Were ohlig ed to sitsretui their Iniyinetits, have, now given to their creditors, t ocaus of 4 circular, that they , shall be enAled to pay to the full umouut of the ein'ints aoain , t tht in ; and that, on tint `?d of April • • , ; next, , hal:no:es liglinst went of their os ,ing,aoCnullt.S into 1,411 hands Of Messrs , WILLIAMS,,, Mot4 , `AT,„aini litYaGEss, bin hers, ql Alirchin•latie, in' the natUes of the individuals to 'Whom they are due. 1114jor-ticiteral BA•rtirtY has arrived at Gnettir 'sey., to Succeed LieatAinerpl..Sfr.)oßN, Pavitt, as Governor tun' Cuuuua9daat ui clot • O:IILIFNAL i' ;:3 it Y.. reI.II3I)Y. Afri. rime." • •, glider 116o . uunAat, Master Bit)uogAiq; • You may fret null tiiAt furor, • in hopts gct'a slug ten . ; But you none %111 convince abusing your Pitt N . cg She ws u lore of you'r COQ NritY turd ICtN•:— Master, Biol.; 6ItA Alp &C. Tour eaie you thought hard; When in tanedPalace Yaitt Yon found you could not stand the brunt; But were fore'd to sneak off, Amidst laughter and scot}, fly a better Mob- yrtzt Ilb sT— Master 13ant/OltA;t, In the Room o'er the wtiy; As Sir way tai, TOtir fate has been since full of dole; Fur, attacking pint. PRINCE,_ Yon we're deithi'd to wince' • On receiving a blow front a Pot E—... Master Ilaop GUMS, &c. So now; Master Iltioncthst,' If you'd better your doom, speedily quit PARTi's banners, And attend to the Hai., Wtwre if rudely you spar, be taught by,Tuc BENCH better 'manners — :Waster IluoutinAm, I:.c . 4 ;1,4, 'N'i,.V.ft.. ~ ~a j MA"hci: tht te 3n , It b • frigate from Portsaiotitli, apl.t he Jasper sloop war frtint ertiiie... Sailed the :thisgriito stoop of war to the Westxvlrd, and the 'Lee, of 20 gtitii, for 'art 14, - .-L-vvlto . • 26.,LAriiveci the Castle= rttigh packet with and paisengers front Coxiiitvettl—;:jiViiid E. roRTSMOUTH, MARCU 2G.—Arrived his nt jesty'S ihip Pr(inietiteni Worn a critii.e. Sxilcct his Majesty's chili Rosario on a cruize ; the Har per, British Wei, find bunean tranapori, for Guernsey ;and the Ross, liAttEtitit, for Jamaica.. Wind N. E. PALMOUTa, MOCU 24.-:=Artited the transport brig P. F. frotu Cork, bound to Plymouth.--. w i t i d E. ORAL, 26.—Came clOwnTro o nilhe ftiver,. and sailed to the Westward, his - Majesty'S ship linftalo,, for BarbadOes ; the Lurd t;olliniwootk East Indiiituatt, for BajaViaan4 13enra1 ; the De fence ditto , foi Madras; and the Syren for the South Seas. ,The other EHstAucthiiiten add out.; , ‘tard-butitid retnitin.--AVitia.N. E. FASHIcY,TABLE `AtittIYALS. AigltALE. I.orl and Lridy Fit*roy Sornei.;ct, at Cook's from, Ox rot il.hire; Lord cronolll roe, at Salisbury I:lowt.; (root jlattidd ; Nrs, Tl.ispale, at Cook's lintel; I ady Dorchester; at Cordon's lintel; the llon. Mr. and MisiOlin'os, at diit. ; COlonel - Rierpoint, at the St: James's HAW.; Major F. E: Drake, from l'tittvell-court ; I)evart, to Mivart's tiOtel, nit his way to the Continent; Lady tool Miss 11.1rlow, at iris.:* coitiitcsa'l'ori'ingtou'+; Captain James" Caitiphell, It.,N in Arlington-street, fr.* Maidstone.' , F 'STOCKS ' IVlitArt eCLoCC. Trurvs flitiuls, jr, Is. pr. hills,, 54. lc. dis, 1611 17 14;1 . Ditto fur ?ayitient, 1711 i Cons. fur Account, tilii TIMM WATER, AF LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW. M"rning, 17 miutitis after '2. 1 Vvaning, s 7 Jnitautel. after 2. TIIE SUN. ' 501.E51 QUI! DICLRL YALSITM mmtATT LONDON. IrE DNiS DA Y, 111,4 RCH 27, ISIC We tlntlertand that orders are about to .be issucl imme,liatel y to discontinue the eXpence Cif the Local Mi by tile . reduction of , the Staff, !Ina calling in the any:, &c. Ste. to the Ordnance DepOts.--IVe apprehend th.tt. nn Act of Paria• "lent ,he necs * lary to, extinguish the Local Militia altogether. e• French, Hamh,irglt, and Brussels I'aper•s reach ed it, iliii-,morniug. There are sevui interesting articlt's of hens among, their runtents. The clobiug diSCllSSiott. on the French BudL:et, the approaching marriage of the Duke of BERM, and the cebsipn of Westplialia to Prussia, ore most deserving; of notice. . . Every day brings to view new parts of the grand system of econouiy which the rill:4CE Ita- j • GENT assured the Leaislatore %%:n9 in , progress, at. the opening of the Session, and on which Minis ters have 'been hbonring with such incessant In-' Jttstry since the termivation . of the \Var. "Prue it ts, that these important services do not satisfy • the Party, who would at" one fell 'snoop," Fen- Jer as a r nation. ;vele, and . reduce us, for Y sake, from 'rite rank of a first-rate to a tecondlii)..Pow'er in nuri T e. Am! it is equally Pike that these euuoing. dye. would lain havethe, Country believe, that it is most extr:tvagaut nut to chaufte at Mier from a state if the hilthust ex ertion and expenCe to astate of the lowest ; and moreover, .that all the -,retrencitments that have been Made for unnitht , " plist; as 'well ai•all those announced and iu progress, ore no other than the resole. of their ,prodigious victory on Moodily Week miraculous la.Upposition ex pOst facto ! But without beetling these Prodigies of Pont', thus,' the Public Will learn . vita pleasure; that. there k no ean tipon the funds of the Country or ally excess or arrear in the Civil List ; the whittle beinpliseharged cunt of the property of the Crown. And it will he'heard with satisfaction, that this X4ist is here. after to.be regulated and motlied, nc cording to the bestiplan of 'reform suggested by Pdribrtnent.' '''' • . . . . . The y 0,10. of KENT tint!!!rstatitl, the most,iibe, 01 and iimulenme manner lent his 'House At to . her 110y.11 'lligiluess the (2CovIAI r TY., for three yr ars as. , sopptry “!siticnce. cousitieting.t Ile situation ofthe try this is at once alkind,: . piltriotic, and Prir'nt • . • ' ..• ,TLe Morning-Paper wl;leh .sonte.ilays ago,en tered'into a fote!ish arguntent with us on the ittf-,, tort of Mr.. Ilt - F.Ltest.to Pot.a's Speech, • ,• ire topic be hardly worth returning to, endeavour!+ this dayltolittek its constroctio s tron the Deport of Ilinriburgit Carrispondent ! iso ludicrous in thus going abroa4 for Gertno!:ati ..illority for, the construction of an Ettglish Speech, that rice crtnnotbeget the proper gravitY 'selves to reply to the argoilleo., I.'e are, only sorry that the London Journ'al. did not quote the IldrUnin one 'in its original laughage, and 'have - 4nahledus to see how the erroneous report which Appeared in its own columns , looked when trees , lilted. At priseut tve.hare Atte 'paragraph only 7e-translated, and may fairly parody that Bard ;vim it Aviv) tells us„of " Notes by distance made more strong." [The following obscrvatiitris were prepared yesterday: the Paris , Papers received this-mornilig rtrnfuln - their accuracy.) Mare Revolutions in France, more .. general In “surrections, more s, more Changes of Adwi arid more wonderful events of every 1/ 1 " 4) d Continue to happen in :Private Letters. , anti _no where else 1 There to be a grand 'explosion this .very week. Well ! *tilt be like all the past con resting on the same authority, .4ittiiitarro beyond Watt kog a Sheet or two of letter PaPe'r, and amusing the quidnuncs who continue to pin their faith on . these faithless O r acles. therv. • • " a terrible and obteure Sublimity about the ac,, AM. KEAN LOST. Datrnv-Lm4a.,--Thls Theatre lust, evening was the scene of a disappointmeot apparently severely fult by an atolience numerous and highly respect. ahle. Mr..KEAN had bee . ll announced in the hills, of the day for the character of The Duke of Milan. Seven o'clock, however, arrived; and Still the cur fain dirt not rise; the impatience of the alidiellCe, which had before been displayed partially, now became unim:rsal, and, after >t .liort period Mr. ItAg came forward, tinder. very considerableugi• tation, end addiessed • the audience nearly as 7011t4ws " LADIES AND; OENTeNIEN—At this moment I. feel sit "ex tremely itgi Nl, , i, 119inw not how to otter an apidoiy. tVe Nave waitron till this peri n d, strait o'cloel: ; ft,;r: Kvan has . mit yet arrictd at t lie Theatre,. VA! -have sent intessen:tcrs to his residence, and to every tallidc place, whirr it Wab ; nliti.ilile t:e. . - might - have been, and alt the itifiiroirition we have oilt;outed trout N tyirsyet);,•crATllll 1/lii'jliSt retilunedis i ; that tie tlt-tit not at an early limn. tills morning', and haii not since been heal(' ' of.—(C•onsitterable ditapprtMatiort.).. " LAMES OD GENTLE:MEN—Whitt are we to do under these vireunistatit es? it is nun igikions wish to nowt, as far it pos. • siinc, your wishes; it it Meets yoitea ) ►ttrohittion, the T idgr ay of ..I.mvlas,will be substituted for l'he puke if ;Vitali. . Trio of No, mil Wait fur livitll—Wilit for 'Kenn.)—:ilr. Ita . e', bowed anti retired. The Orchestra then played ". Cod save the • King.;" and Sarin after the curtain ruse, and the - voca l 5t ",,,,,in Ulf Ille Calllpmly arpeared, 0441 %tiara ... PieliettlinilViirte'46rO"elOck , when Mr. Rae again - came forward, runt addressed the_ audie,uce, Stet-. jag, •that the same degree of uncertainty yespect ins the oecation of Mr. Kean's a lis...k• iice 1,611 lice. . ratted. .:Itlr. Hee, visibly affected, e,xpiessen his etolvietion that Ito common cattle (udit have pre- V' tilted Nit , . Ktiin hieing in his•place, and really to ( n be h d r,ge his dirty tit a liberal enblic. The golie. riti .etwetinut and • punctuality lii that ticittleitian were the strongest assurance e,llich eoitiit exist of . tl l k fi l et ; '.. No elpettation . tiow reantittea that he wouVi arrive this evening ; it it met the o pp l .o. ItAtion of the audience, ttier•etore, two :liter- Nieces, .naincly; Ways ond .i.'eunsi .iitti - 1 Fortune's Robe, woulik, be srii , stitetuil tor the Play, 'flil s , , a d t n c ss wast ee t ieeil t;it h ititrks of gehei'al op probation ;' the etsrlitill won alter 1051',. ill)(1Ille perrti4l'Onces liyt,evecied. ' ' ,,. , : # Pecviniis to' the..conimencentent of, Coe last p;tee,' What Next ? Mr: Bay - nai! ensure , forwartii to illa {lO 1 / 4 IOCC 1 tie ptifOrtltiltice ' 6:4 iti-mori OW even - 'tug,. when there wits a .general cry, to know if !tr. Betts hail• been heittd of. ....\li% Milliard said ir tne'ssetger had just rrtorift:(l froth Ilk hillisc„ ;hill there INNS nn intelligence of him. • . it' is but . justice' to' the Al 4visigers to say, that On this occa.sioh (11(4 . 04\1.7CA' tium. g r .e..t t'evi t anxiety to meet; as hraspossibie, the wishes 'OF the nit- dience. • , , *lt has beef ascertainvrE that "Mr. K. bad rude mit in biS 'terve chaise at Ott: otinsttal hoar d four o'clock 'in the morning ; tivelve o'clock Wail left it itt East sot sayinf, I lie would take a boat for Greenwich, (hue there, atttl return by a path Cbake in time to perform at the Theatre. • , MIL KEAN VOU ND. ••• Front the .foregoing accounts, and the hitherto piinettial - disehavge of 1.4 theatrical cogagviiterits by..Nlr• ii 6.15, tlio kit tsvAt alarm and apprebension .. prevailed among lils,,friepds. : T4etv , fears, w, rejoice to . s . ay, were groundless, and dim: is no CattiC of , regret_ but that a personeo-tlistinikiished . . ,by the public favour should have-to far forgotten er f l i i ‘ l y \ s ic l p t e ' it it il l e a,lits f a v ii ' e, t t , l ,, t , i t ii - e iktl i d il l t ir : a, f a i i l l a i ll ri l(,, b ° 4r i et rli gl‘i t t l i i i i . i r ' it e t • ,Kt i c ie etti f t i l , ( tt u u t k i tit l t t ) t r i o ri , e ti l t a r itied t 'l l t( l r ie t , } 7 ,n4. l l vi e t le S y t t i . tilt. lttlll / 1 illiir: 1 :1 t 1 \:ll l ll o tie:eina l t. l lB.lt g ig'lll K:Ci t rllat i lekgb3 ! :i l l Iteft:tt(i s ).l'a.l C ;:kf e i Iltllet i lf l ls1111 12 111 € 51:Iirtolyt o 'itle ; di'l : D wi'll''isats'' : ::-Y 1 1: 1 11: : 'It'll. ; 14t1:1: ,. 31: : ::. v 'llti: e rft::11E'll i t)11 1 11 1 1;nt' l Lt: 1 11)aP): ) Ciet ( 4P:e v Y't t :' ‘::ta il 2tort' i li g ltif:et t 'tt. : :lrl'e l ln ' illiel :l :4;ti l li6C i llll: : :l l ::- e 'lliii . liiti Sulary, is subject to low epitits, 41111 has been magnificently:bribed to4day 0 'year, io Amer ilea. Vateh of these facts waA. the jottodatioo of Conjecktire till - Alio : news. of : his safety liaised tlilB totellolol, Cottriershatt been dispAtelie , ',in every direction, and as, mod) tit :4166 6 0n eXi , leit in the Boar of . :\l:iiiagettaeut .as at il,ilail cloth% 04 4sencerof .S:l4r:a. . We trot that this error being , r ,nr,i,The& mr. .her the lanlentaltle : stew ,t4a which- 1)Qor COORS wits rctitteed by his-follies. . '• r \ ' ntr.RTUREI, 'l'n; Earl and Countess of Surrei, fir Nottiagitamsliirei, the Marquis and Marchioness Cornwallis, ri;.. CulfOr4l Hall; Suffolk Sir Thomas and Lady Duelsworth, for Plyrtioutit; . Sit' George and the Misses,Leeds, for Croxttin Park, Lincoln shire; Sir G. I,Toste, 'Bast for Cutheiine lJilt, Is;urfulk; Cap, tainlitschannan, 19th Dragoons, fair Rumford; Capt. Al attil; Ditto, fur Ditto; Lord Kirkwall, on a tour.' ORDINATION'. At an Ordination lid I by the Lord IlishOp of Ely, on Stinday, March '24, at Sc, JA mes ' s Piccadilly, the following Centlenten were or- clained PRTEsT4 Ox yoßo—tion Her. Edw; 11 A. Christ Church ; Tice. 'it,iihru Hyde. (Noma, Per. Kho. , Lewi , , B.A. Cbri,t Chtirch 1 14 , e. Cha4. Ti; ov t y, :It.A. Wo.II.:oo Colt.; ltrv.FAlrr. lieParwr, St, Coll. CAMTIIIIPCIE—Itev, Om. C. n. t to); ct ir ;‘, 4 '., c o n, Rev , . • W ii4ort Pea. )4 A 'Stdmi. • " " . esuc; Hey. ' 'ho. .13. X. tit. John's - , fte'r'.'llll)hm 11irhr, I.lteinte. • . .. . . DF.AI:ON.S. . .., . , • Ovrinqn—Chtirle‘ Lane, It. A, Qnren 4 s; ,J4tnei .11 , )i41,11.A: Wt,,th:iin ; T4O. stilt thplivif, u. A. St. Julia's; 'frcror 0. June., IL sl..arit.l. • , . t.'Amaxintin—loiln r• IV'ilte. 1 1 :11. ren.1,14.1.:: Hall ; Vij• c all M. .r.r.:;01,), If, A. Clatu Ii;;11 ; (ico. Wi+ii. I - , Li , tehito. • • ' . . . _ •ilats-r. 14141..ANn.—NeSterflay - n (;etteral Cony, iras held Itt tlbe Hank porso..ni to xiotiee, to talit t halroi ott the tpiestioit, That the.t.'ourt 410 a41:111111 . 1f to Thursthly next, to eitillito the Governor nuo I)irectors to lay hrfore it is account, sltoitig , the istrplits profits of the II wit, Nf the latest perioll within the la%t half yrar tr) which it heel liven einti •tottiectl at one o'clock, awl finiblictrat four ; wheu, the vote • Against the Arrony.l.. F' producing tin: ikce.itun crt , „ .. • , CoL:T , 7 EXCIiANGI4, lint f e w ( t li,tt piwnly left, over fur the demand. The salei made in tinti. ‘Vheat anti Oats were at .Moinlay's prices, hot. (tr. , wits,4l4ll. and..N•lalt have each ,it 'l4ll sale, and, if inty thing, Are ratlitr lower. It Pease . and .Reatis there ';cas tut oit‘tei itil :variittion. le4rn tlittk.nt Alorneplocvs. the sltoel: •of the late eartliilti4e - mils very 5e..;.. irrre. At Newsteati the irlpitil-roote fell flown :with a tite4ilful .critsh. • The shock ... , . pent diittritig divine service, und v-sts`telt so scro4 . s ibly i b .the church or n iv iifiett,l, that the Clergy; inn left hit poivit, owl the IVie.iiielled 11 . 00;1regiii tiou hurried on r t of the chod), felt fol the .thq we'r . all to he hurried ttittler the'.rool: So f tie i ) ( theta gull it ot the 'windows: attii 'litany wend hurt, At liinekle ) , tio- ch,o.r.ilt ./01 - .lstalekett *al , touch, :cs tO be left in tt it,lngeroni st;itt., • ''' i 'A yo.ing....etxt,en.Aft, the suit or—..r,, ... nNc #. NI. P. awl a pop" nt Ik'estrnitriter 'Sellool , i tu k t hero tni , o:ing t ‘ iiiice Saturday last.. ' His fathel• Wail angry t‘itit hill', Inv sonie s itoproper conduct, nod e as a pottilluttent, ordered hint to remain at school. an the . Satnotay' I.lllo%eing,.contrary to hit utna't clistinii. He' disobeyed his Clther'g coltimitnas, anti came home , as moat .., liis fiit her directly kept hits );trit 'totnitt, bin he, on the thoment of this or , tiytiV, chan g ed. his- 'etOthes,. and took the fir,; iiiii+ portottity that ofreretl of leavitoz.the 3001 t t. Ile hits not been seenor,heattl of sittee. by his fritnds; lilihnitgli persolis , hei v c ..,iicen disiottokett, in ..c.,Yvvir direction to voileavour to find hint. A nitttr) liAtin.;it•;;-01t Saioithi'y' last a poor keouran;at li'Vetstfarill wag tli.fircreil of three ilklgi timate chitken, th'e father Of :whom h.oi previous} composouled tite!atinir with flit o,,rtsh (iitifers i rot 1 :201L :-,Witerilevh,lAvos i n Ih e 40 „„ t at tint t i me, w i t know ROI ;, hut be that as it to iy, the ntlicetii complain. mutt bitterly of the , ballain. • Although .it may be' thought pretimptivitis it ttg to.tprtirioo hi; jatigtneut, yet . we think 014 rite etwit<traetott for. ON present bottury,. when Itik formed his Scheme with only 14,000 Treketii, mid speli t lArgtri cOftpittils, .t,atter. 0.41,,14;%i10t5iti-Itrign.,:til ~,,,0 , ,,,,,, it,ti,,,, ( 0 . „,, g ,,..- ,i, w ).1.4040-0 .no tu t , w p,,,.ctil lig Unit y(:t ivi,poos,, wh..l. ~mist 104 tUr rally creatv a tlemariti tot . Tic.l4el4), 14.1t,',3110 veil , lLitnitt:ii,llllllltver of 14.000, ,v-o:.lit9ch, etrulig itrr dm:merits to littrchake, 0 i11,,,44F4441 wltaiiittr. %