The Sun. — London, England, 1815-05-27 00:00:00

1 . . • • \ . ~ , . . irtt e ellen 'di Ilan si,l , loasereses iii ores'ent• and when aaainst Turict-os eroi Pcdanii, e slie fontol it nece ' a b ec i e l tll l : s s .r I pa ..- 1 1 •:ies ti t ' o t tl S ie w l2 t o ic a n liti ' on ii ? D , "tha .. ll( . -.' • ' ) ;) * ;:r t ' ill . 'ances -were fall-jug :ff. (Ilear; licit[' barY tO bOrrOW that ' motley in 1-lollantl, in cooler it Lo n rd C s is 3i STl. l EREIGH salt t ' i -l i:t they hail glee!) •IN did not ~:e that there wa i s any a j liertltioll . ill ti) pox hei ara:ies in niotioto 'The horrible iti"- most positive assurances, but in What proportion the Conduct of the lnan-at the. head 1 - afr 111 they would c ontribute, he coatid not state. • • , ~ .. , waa the mil at oragte might then be • F rance. All the trtinsattions of iii; )"" fo . i . . - M a er N lill• :4 ' l7l l •i C l) s •ll ' t i e t il th t . i i r a : ' l i i i i`s w loiten.. Tlik !Policy • •s iI, E i . .. A N • ' Ex . ;rasa of ti Leiter' erora 1 s.,:ofetity 13 • cls . tat , fa , , f illog "c ,bil - ii.. 0 ' P 'CI , ,, ..... . ~ "0 n ThurScrily laat, ci. h• s e nt e • • • of i a a lbee" - e VO°' means by which ntrocities had betn commi t ted, Praatrt loner . in .o . 0 —IA 1"' 0 i - , t e e lte ', l ett • I dcrl' Me. BaskEs agreed that 'lsotope was' never an- most prove that his- offers of peace tire entirely gaged in a more just war, mid he tritsted the , billow, atil that he would hal on Europe erlietta that however fiend-like l•ttionaleatte inight he iv•ty tii the jail of isonclontlerry, 0 5 . ) oet h 01 ir. ' . i' I great majority of the people of Enghttol thought ever lie teas prepttred. •It was thet.efore ('Rill:- ~ described to be, were never yet ekce . - eded in the 1 flyan of iii . lceon;its!Oie.„ Char ,',e( l . . ; l' e l: i ii i t iy s o . alc c oe , e . : , :te ;ea :. lt:ls. (ef I'''nit le on a { 1 .,..il of 0 Ktueit Mtellu 1 ._, lt if, r eet ie p r i ce of this blood it l'il .. • , -•• ) • . o f , e us ` i so too, because it a•wetr was' initlettalten conti-ary client for this cotinti-y to use th e most •cflieleiit history or the world. 1 nuilla ' barg • •- to their sentiments, it , could not be eXPeeted to means for p uttin g him down_ It sh ou ld he r e - ,teeined that we were now ready to take upon our- conistances of delibertiTc•7" '''. tool •c 'e its , _l es Al , ' , .I, e so be careled to out glory . or advantage. The system ,collected, as an argument in faeour of subsidies. selves ; but it c ou ld not be•sopposed that Russia re't , 'llled front the . t.:ont , ti hi es ".. at „J a n 1-. „ or: 115 P . - e t of snhlidizing foreign powers had been so. long that this country acts a very inconsiderable fi gu re now caeed who p a id this Loan, or wht•ther it ties him, bY a Party Of 1 . 1/ffilOS " .1 . 1( '. 1 . swea t sj e. : 1 s , sesor(d to, aud had gi-own so inveterate,, that Ito as a military nation in _the grand Confeder a cy, as evei• p a id o r . not . If h e could approve of the they were crossing the .nloonto-' . f t his tic` et . • person, who spoke against it, cOuld hope to make we Can ottlyliirilish::)o,ooo men, wrtile• the little war', he should not object to the proposed vote given. Sikh is the 'present S•at e i f ~„iiist _P o ; ,• any impression. But 'where the cause was corn- State of Bavaria produces a contingent of 60,000. of S. absi4 : but nt he did not 11-)prove of the war, bouthoOd that feW if any ivaeron" ,r' cute ilw, s , ee i i be et- who 1110 h, he thought. it hard that so great a dispro- It was, therefore the most economical as well as he was not willin g to a fford the lacilities for car- sons of . acertaln desceiptionoos i . e e e r a . 5 a nt • i bete portion of 'the expense should be folic' by this the most effectual mode, to give oor money.— rying .it . on, atial theretore should take the sense out militalTaitleeeWhilst o"r f.. 4". „ I:0 ; acre'' , e--e; and even places, hitherto coostdel . , e , a i 5 C ii, e country. Subsidies had been carried to so gr ea t (Hear, hear, hear !)—The greatest Powers of Eli- of the Committee on the proposition, • row'', .5 st 3l Mr. BaNKES, in explanation, said, that FtithOugh ' for some Owe back become t h e . ! .. f ,, t at 0 .,,4 . an extent of late years, tit iit this country was rope were ill want of this assistance ; for even of tumult and disorder, 'and tiol ii . ,iii l b ' e or i st l i ' oa like the common pay-office 'of the Continent. Austria could Mit send 20,000, 01- 30,000 men be- he thought the war necessary; yet considering the of things, the Protestatit Pnblie e , , „ 0, Que. f all li r as the house aware that since 1793 there yond her own frontiers, without finding the great- situation of our finances, he thoiight that till the a e on° os .. to hear, that a brdneh of the . • et o u . ' ev , -had been, according to an account • lying on th e , est difficulty to pay them. Thus the money which confederated Powers-should make what exertions n ooe. - - was broached oil itlondaylaSt 1 li o f „, table, tort y-six millions granted in subsidies to we supplied, produced the greatest effect. `V he- they could from their own resources. ' ~,. hute. co ld • foreigii f•-• 'tries. But in reality the sobsidies they the amount of the present subsidy was too Mr. C. GRANT spoke at some length, in reply to Churches, by a Minister o f rake— . at t he... as - land, who had a woeful experience , tea t) , were much more. kVithin the last three years; there large or nor, was not the question at the present . Mr. Whitbread.' . , „pea Wert 26,600,,15)0/. given in subsidies. It was fair moment. ; • yet he thought th e supply was so Idle- Sir J. Na,vvroET spoke against the Subsidy; and , seqltecice of playing with suet' a a that this country 'should hear an equal proportio n ral that the allies could not he otherwise than sa- on the point of interference, drew a parallel be- 1798 ." oa r icletl! ' -- • of the expense of a war for the common be- tisfied with it. He thought, howetier, that there , tween the conduct of Louis XIV. with regard to lc Coo tity Of Lc° _,.,,, Extract of a Letter from Kilrea, in t 3 . wai eo", f befit, Init it was not fair that she should pay all. were some powers who ought to bear a fair poi- William 111. and this country, as related to Boo tie ciitl not despair of the revenues of, the country, don of the pecuniary burthen with us ; lie parti. naparte. He was about to reply to the speech de- On Tuesday week. a shocking outr" e g e a •no it P i l e but he was :dissatisfied that the country should be eidarly alluded - to H o ll an d, , a t io was /tow i n a con _ livered !:Ist night by Mr. Grattan, when he was mined on ' a decent couple, wh° l ' i v e e lg iler 3 f, o l 41,V asti I i g those - resources in more than her fair pro- elision to bear her own war expellees. •As a coin- called to order by the Chairman ; he then pro- way beAveeti rfatalaglit•O'CrillY an( ' e t a i ars'e e , poi titsti. Within the last three • years the r eee _'• mercial nation'she was , I;ke ourselves, comparative- ceeded - to examine the question o f policy, and said the coufity of Londonderry,. amid ha r v i . iraer ,el , re noes of the country had increased about nine mil- Iy rich, and she should be railed on to mAke sonic he feared this subsidy was the precursor of other the Oat Hilo of Mr . M'Kcon, of re? that el!•e .lions. 11l 1812 they were 63 millions, and on the sacrifices for the support of her indepencleace, par- and larger subsidies ;he would vote against the Returning from the IN-Li-het of iTh 4 l.4 l !`' , ,weo,oll ed e Ist of January last they were 72 millions: Ba i t Ocularly as she is only to raise-50,000 'nett, a force resolution. . ing, they were followed by nine radii:Ms , dolt',' .. knocked , i ell' Within the same timeabe expenditure_bad increased extremely inferior to the relative contributions of Mr. STUART WoR T L E y was surprised to head' a, out any provocation whatever, . hirma tt , i i twenty millions. In 1812, it ivas Ninety-seven other countries. This amount of men was very il'hig making a comparison between the case of unfortunate man ed, after beating s a pits -Ell e/ . sa v a „ s e millions ; last-year it was 117 millions. He hop e d inadequate to what Holland bad fin•nisheo .50 William 111. and, that of Buonaparte. They did dragged his wife into an adjoining'g l wet sa e. a • such -an expenditure world not ruin us. G o d years ago, When her territory was much more not bear at all upon each ,other. A Treaty hail were pi ocectling• to treat her ii . l i a n e.3co e.cl i u° ,, forbid he should think so. But economy was limited. Portugal also, who could not supply any been made with -France to exclude Buonaparte manner, when she was fortunate'Y 1 : es lia I'''' ) ,,, , 111 111.) .r t l. I" - , necessary in our present circumstances. The a c • material force, should be called on, as her general fsorn the throne, but no such conditions were them by one of Majcir Starks Y-- - - -L i , r eit.. •Ii• tual vote of this night was no more than five mil- commercial prosperity enabled her to come for- made with 'England at the period of the Revolu- pened to come up.at: th e moment ° n e e d , aft(i t , s lions, but the incidental and ,consequential cx- ward with pecuniary assistance. Spain likewise tion. He gave a cordial vote for the subsidi es ; Kileea. ,The womau was much alens ro a s tio7 ie pences lie feared would tint stop there. He gave should do the same - , to the extent of her means ; for, as we had now the whole of Europe of one yeoman received some slight inittrY fr ° lthe ar".., the Noble Lord and his colleagues credit for thi s for lie regarded her military aid as worse than use- mind, it was not for us to oppose their efforts in .of stones, thrown at him as he cot er • e , t h a t se l ', ' arrangement, as certainly more economical tha n less; and he. was, conyinced that nothintecuidd he r the' east degree,. but to effort( them all the assist- put We are happy however, to lie*r d .ittlf' ( ' l , a n former ones. But besides these five trillions, more fatal to the general cause than the sendin g once in our power. of these ruffians have been identifi,:ettas to ll( eve there 'vere-22 millions more - on accou n t o f th e of her brutal undisciplined and prejudiced troops • Alf. IV. SmiTit objected to the subsidies not matioos' sworn against them, deficiency in the British forces. He w a s afr a id th at into the South of France. it was the most tin- from an y opinion of incapacity in the country to they will meet with exemplary Po ni ; s :. ge s, C . 8 our deficiency in this respect would b e weakening wise measure that' could lie adopted, to grant .supply them, but,because it would lead the Allied unanimity and firmness of the ill:g' S- 1 1 1a .,14e is tr f; :-. instead of Strengthening our cause a nd t h e cause money to Holland, to fortify hey O•NH frontier; of falroPe• 'f he Noble Lord and his colleagues and it was equ a lly a bs ur d t o p a y t o Russia th e in- any extent 3 and if w e refused to comply with ing occaaion, in Tatulaglit O'erillY' [s ill, St e t•- . , IP suppose that this will be a short war. if he could teres t of the Dutch Loan on the eiectirity of lien their demands, that they would then feel th em _ be hOpeal, tend, in no Small degree' 't a telY t he sure of this, he would not object to any inn_ coloilies. In other 'respects, he considered the selves at liberty . to withdraw from the Confede- torrent of riot and outrage which has • • , . • mediate expenditure. But look at the other side' granting - of the Subsidies to be necessary and in- racy, and refuse to fight. graced this part of the county-I" • s . t o r of the question, and what will be the conse- dispensable. . Mr. P. l'elococe thought the House should be • ____-_____ - s. .....------se . s tew' quence ? Certainly a greater subsidy will be re- Mr. BEatNETT th ought that die expenditure of fully infortnetrof the exact state of the finances of An alarm of another fire was excite d . Y e c o se, die [jolted. If the Allies have not money note, at the country would be greater thau she could the country, before any sopply t. as granted. li e afternoon, at th e temporary Cus!°"'" sto.7, and It t t went, io, the commencement of the war, they will surely bear; and lie Was afraid th at if we rushed into had voted against the war of 179 9 , and saw no Comniereial-boilithiga, in Milleing -l a_ l ' e ' e. te d ` vii „f 'have less when exhansed by its continuance. Ill s the ty.arterecipitately; we plight, from the failure reason to alter his opinions oh this occasion, . three o'clock, some wood-work conl' e : t al' Of l'iloble Friend said this country would follow in- of ow- resources, be obliged ultimately to sneak The House th en divided— . the chinlieey of the cotfee-roottt, and "' l i t i;ative re r , stead of leading the Allies ;if so, then wily do they out of it disgracefully. For the Motion l6O alie Sureeyor of SlOop's Offic.e, "e re ( aveele • if call - for subsidies. If d ie Alli es had turned their •A- Alember under the gallery, whose name we . sag: t oot it - t- ' ) be b"roing, big by immediate and ", c ' teal i ' s e ! ' Majority --143 .. , ...•.,,, n • -'' hie Plinth. , to some security, h e thought they might- could not learn, said that he had voted for war lii _The tiotise resumed, and the report was ordered dolls, no other clanalge was stistatto- et , i ha.e ,i - oe . , lave obtained the wished-for effect, without an 1 793,. because lie . was convinced that it would be Tuesalv next. 'I be other Or- throwing down of some briekawork , ' 1 „ 1e. .. so ~, to be received on of the prctlliSes, in Mark-hole. Fra t ",,:. i00 5 64 " 1 1 , • appeal to arms. •The interhal situatio n , o f Fran ce the salvation of the country. Ile should vote for tiers of the Day were th en alispcisect of and the , don and present use of the'-huifiliogss sc eie ela' gave. reason to hope, that Bitonaparte - is-as not war now for the very same reason. , House adjourned at 12•0‘elock. ' • : , ...: I ca t i i i . e n tic ti c u •s e n n u i c g is i t it l . laveensued had tie ii Te m r a scone in his power, and not able to controul die Mr. DOUGLAS argued at'considerable length on _ whole of Clue milt•taci, while it tvas admitted that . ~ • Pi l the necessity of war with Buonapinte. Wheu it : "LAW INTELLIGENCE. k tor • t o' shire were numerous insurrections. lf, therefore, was said that he. had been refornied by misfor- . About ten o'clock on Monday wce ; 1 t'i'l t `,, • sa ____..................___ ~ these wot•kiiigs were left to themselves, they might tune, or that.he mialit be restrained by the cir- cOtillef Or otiaeacEßlt e Ntaa 4.1. - mill of 11; tit . WATSON, Lea. at lalitY fi l l ', Or 6 iii This being the float day of Trinity Term, *nod prodace the desired effect ; but the invasion of curnetances of the present dines, he iviShed that the foreign Powers mi,.,- , lit alter this state of things, House wmild consider his conduct at the moment the Chancellor continuing indisposed, the Judges, • * ford, took . fire, and in a few boors wo ',''' ; eta' , lifter attending at Lord ELLENnonouotes house stroved that little of - the - ootside 6 •:ji i s ete 1 4° and'inceease the power of Btiooaparte. He could of his landing in France. Then lie stood naked at r •, I , l , )cLitylite . ,• in SrJames's-square to breakfast, came in state seam:ding., flue accident is sitooosce - i taerY• , not conceive th at any force, however large,2whi c h and toolisatlised, and avowed in his " • ~ ao tco a le -a ceecieti from friction in the holdne, ,- 0 00 o to IVestminster-halkabout one o'clock, according . ,The property was i nsured i „ a veryle're e rs , C,q, plight invade France, could reduce th a t coun t r y, if (ions views that he had since thought politic .to united under such an experienced and able- Com- conceal. After going into the general question to• custom, proceeded, after the usual- ceremooy t r_ i T od f p r rocession, to open their respective Coints. Yesterday ; , corning, about nool' , ' LI . 1' tiO lt ., l , two( , 1 4 Mender ; but if oneshalf of the people really were at pretty Considerable length, he concluded by TEuELL, an elderly lade in apparen t t' ( c c 01 .. 1 ; His tionoor the Vice-Clianeellor took his scat in t , o a 0. , ligaitist him, b that then say the Allies would saying in his oPinion, the tram - 11 . 'f E pit It y o it . awhile attending itithc f o ur per cell e .„ o t, i , w ar, • a,' succeed. The lion. Gent , then alluded to the va- rope could only be settled by the extermination of the Court of Chaircery, tool heard [[lotions. a . Bank, waithig for her - dividend fell do . Ssions cases dtrring the last war in which the Sore- the. military - despotism no•N existing in France.. . AEA!. JAPAN .BLACKING, and expired immediately. , ' taken suddenly ill ;_ she gave a 51 0 " .1c1 ' • Vceigits had broken their - alliance wi th us, and con- • Mr. WinT.BREND said, that althotigle he bad . DAy V. TuItNER. • . . i a r t S h it e e r at L E e, L ii. l ti t t o d ai c t i.,.)euYii,s(sht:itts)ivitee(il fur a l‘ i i i l- 1 . 1 11. 1 : 1 1. 1 L . ,. ' ._'.• tentled that there was n o reason why they might intended to o ff er some observations to the House , anc S l - fa . NA . l hat act Reagan,. NVe had bad the inagnatiiniOns yesterday, yet he should not mow follow the ex- Alexabdele, and the magoanimous Paul before him; ample which the Hon. deutleman load set liimeof lion to restrain the defendant from using or affix- 77-7— lNlETEottoLoGicArg Jo ull ' , .• . .... o , c r• anti in Cie speeches of his Majesty in 1799 and repeating the speech that lie intended to have. ing any labels. or other neirks upon his Shoe- 1 ___t . f .. 1: ._._.__,... „ 0 "•S - i 1800, might be fotind the great praise bestowed spoken the clay before. The question now before blacking. Bottles, that could indicate their con-, •I'llermoineter. on.o . iiir Allies, for their 'vigour and decision, and the House was for grantina a stint in tbe wae of tents to be the same as - that of the firm of. Day • I I ; this praise was applied even to the Ottoman Porte subsidy, for the purpose of b earrving on this ' it:4r, I-' ' . 3 ; . ....: i e . .4.-: '-• ' .st . an:. l. l l l‘ le la L rt e i a n ;ned Counsel.stated, that the infringe -(laiugliter).--Yet in that, (lii last "Petitioned into avhichs they appeared determined to rush. — "e'l ';a : , Z 7. toss I • ,-- : 4 - fr'' year, the magmniinions Paul seized and confiscat- Ile was surprised that the Hon. Gentleman L ilt, meat 'complained of was practised under ingenisnis ' • * - . 7 1. • 1 ,:. " F. ,; 1 ,-!...-; .' -e., P :::.. t: 4.'" 4 F- 1- 2 a . . __________-/ Cl our property in the ports of .Russia, a nd li n - ' Bankes), who voted for the war, should now yore circumstances of fraud, ti ee means of • slight varia- 4' 1, . tio , ps , in die terms of the labels.. Pi c ' prisoned th.e 13ritish subjects in his-cMpiee. He Egainst the subsidies necessary for carrying it on. ns, _ot:- o i AMUEL RoMILLY's reply was put off to an- I\ L' iy (3 '- o G ' 4 7 - 2 4 ° 8150,Di Inch • es Fair. . I"' did not apprehend that this was likely to happen It appeared to him, that the sum of five millio r ,, loin ' 'Pe• nett it ; hitt it should operate as ail example; and • mentioned by the Noble Lord, was -a very mode other "ay' -21 55 54 63 47' 29.70 ' •'"' 3 7,ir* IN* ..a 22 .54 51 57 46 • .95 , flail' • Po , tee should not consider its recurrence 'to he inn- rate som indeed, for an undertaking so great. . 23 3,`; 7 62 46 :30.0;3 I -I , - , IVESTNIINSTF,R.H.IL/„ M,ll' 26. . * I .0:: 9 °"- I ' ''. possible. He understood that one Million of the When the Noble Lord (Castlereattli) had vester- 24 5.73 57 6.3 5u 29.98 Fair 01 5 '' Subsidy was t o g) to Holland. This appeared to day produced in the field no less than one rtiillion Being the first day of Trinity l'erni, the Judges 2.5 58 59 70' Si 30.32 came down in the usual procession, and proceeded 0 .410 .6070 52 •33 Po be. liable to many objections ; for he could trot !lid eleven thou Sand men, he really. could not _...-- recognise- the principle that Great Britain ought coticeive how sncli a subsidy could)be to their respective Courts. ..eo tlie4°ll'‘ to pay tor every thing.possibly He then, recanitulated sufficient for them. If, as a Ri,elit Hon. Geode- ----.-asa--_ • many of his former observations, and 'contended Man (Mr. Grattan) -liad said, Btionaparte• was COURT OF KING'S BENCII, MAI , 2G. - * A Cold Day, 17 degrees lower temperatarban • . ' that die, Subsidies were, if not more, little less without money or credit, he believed that it THE KING V. SHAPLAND. ' Mr. JERVIS MoVed f ora certiorari in this caSe shifts at Market. MAY (;' PKi:; 4 6 l”. 6 ° J , j. 1 than hid ever been paid at any one tune. On the would be allowed that the finances of the Eirinae-ships sold 6 ,1., h 44 5. ivhole his opinion was, that it was inexpedient to urns of Austria and Russi a were not in a touch •to remove the Indictment into tills Court. The al Netvcastle CoAL 'MARKET' 11l . .... 4 , 1 7 . 3tl. t° 1 4 Sanderiltal 2i. ....... 43 , defendant was ca Clergyman who had been indicted • • ' begin- •a war tinder such circumstances, because better state. A good deal had been' said about for an assault upon Mr. Alence, a Gentleman of the • X of • Si e must coutintte to give Subsidies as long as we striking a sodden blow against the power of Buo- BlltTlfS. exiteP.ted d i e asistauce of those who received naparte ;it must be recollected, however, that Law, residing at NVorcestero The Court would re- ' ' collect, that Mr. M. was 'before the Cook last 'Fenn C ~. 3 . a ~_ it. . .5-°"-P• them and w• , , e could not witlitheitv them without • about two months had elapsed • • since we first talk-,e0e..0. coact/alai), Es q . of a sou. givito. otfenee to receive judgment for a libel upon the present de . , to the Allies, and destroying the ed about this sudden blow and tie blots was not " onth i e i a..ad iirt t . tt -• P rior},•near Readiagt the of theoY'strrd3y, at a lit •i• Father's honse .: itl .. ..tit d )c , ,:: i l ?. l ,l) , t s ttr i z eo sittr , routederaC • ).. It was also not improbable that • yet struck. We had been told, that when the lenclant.Upon that occasion the Court recommended i l.;ez h es d the i ii t L e le. .1 . ..1-I ‘ . it a lid: t il ls, / 2!,. 0 ‘ 1 ‘ . yoy . j ,•,1 . t . 1 . 10 , America, taking ad vantaae of otir situation, that the par ties should settle the matter out of (:ourt. ton Palace', itl'rs t . .N . l,,t 3 l i t i zil,•. 'i t.i s 1 ' ' "i i ' l y t i'r,Ya rtl ,of a d a tilll e r s •i'' might Allied Armies invaded Feance, the were to make again in, - ade our maritim e rights. Al! h e wished that country support them It •t .7 'l II I As both transactions, the libel tool the tissaulte ' Tloirstiav, ia Lower Seynaatr•street, the L o tt} ...................„.„." were connected with each othe r , he apprehended, .-ivas, that wli:itever the Allies might do, they ever, turn out that this invasion s iet ' l ° s u e ( it ' bel l' :' v e - - alas' ittvl;ridge, Bart. of a soil and heir. _______---- lhould do with ..it the temptation of subsidies, pellet) or forestalled, what would there then be, whether for the purpose of giving jud gment , oe . -- • „ter; for the purpose of a compromise, the whole had wiiirl t would .afford the prospect of at firmer union to maintain the million and eleven thous/inn MARRIED. Ti • aa ' amongst them. bettenhe heard at the same time. IVidi this t•iew On Wednesday lait , at i 'Vestb"rY -0( - ) I n Tdin. fi'L li • r e, he moved 101 -• die certiorari, to remove the indict men diat the Noble Lord had Set in array ? shire, -lames Hunt, Es q . of Dudley, to L } d in. cash'. :Air.. usual;. c; tvas ready to agree with the Hon. Would this five millions be su ffi cient to maintain ment - against the defendmit, to tvhich he 11111 ter Of the Lae Thmnas Itiekaids, Esq. of Oa!), f e, l,,tit 0 C.- e . s t .. eta aow ho had ittst sit t down ; as to the in!. such a multiteide ? \Viten the Noble Lord spo ke of pleaded guilty, and . toe which lie otherwise would ett Prustiniry, James Fenion, Esti of Cri"' j ru g! • es* e r - i t)::ev of t.ra.iti • • • i,,H.t...wi .. e ti i silits l itheS generally : but after th e negociations a• t Vienna being carried of in the have to receive judgment tit the next y es ' tot ) ti . s.s efasieaurst, or Macelcstieia. .. e relo rice icleogilt. oet .1 .11 ,e r,tc . wade, __a _he 25th inst. at Kensington . -,r , i oe , ksh irt,.. 0 ( lie was a loss to Middle of a great armed camp, , it was evident that Bull: • • . i-. reCe , helte the vote he r !nut given last night, as Boonaparte was not the only cause. of war, - but hist graiiteci , stuns e--- Budd, clt,t p lai n o f B i id e , e ll Fl os patt., •". yor ~,3 0 /; 4 the late (it:Her:ll Joha Win, of die Plaotat /0 . 1 . ' 1 1 o r tio-' of 0' z...,•:,..r,yk.:ll,:vii.ia_ili_n 11.n)w:that In011e y " iS !he..cnly ef- i t that, independent of him, die jealoilaies of the , On the I ittli in , t. at Bath, Major•Oe"c,`,..Ashe' „, the E. l• C.'s Service, to Miss Sophia 1 - 10 3 u 12 P 4 1 .11 Ris Of cairving on Woe with - su - eeess.— -different Powers in Europe were sufficient to bOog A few nights ago a fine female infant, appa- eats. - • Detb a . li e o.a s aware. that there waa a ennsiderable MI. basket at tee (long of Lally It back the state of war . As tc I • f goo d rently about five weeks old, wits left ie " cerf t totty of sticcess, tiod drat many' (Mika i l t the point ic o , , Ides 'faith lie would ask where was tae faith of 'Austria , . a s a),a of t i t ) i e l.' i i , jl:l l 3 . y c la : s s t, se t r h , e ic i e 9 , S t i o i ,A o l s . t. i r . t i l?; ( l ; t i lL , t J Lr il .. '" —Altai ET CouRTENAY, ,goirf 41 "nd in " Ur IVa Y' I " " teM P r i '2g Ira )tit clown the to fl:is countrV• when [helm )(trial 'Loan was in Bedford-place. I '** - I t was wtappec up ill a nett' . DIED. ri s l it - tme o "' Thoraas;' 4 - . p , c,c:it rider of Frallee ; but haviu g only twit blanket, and . t wo c h' i . ingt . s o f c l ot h es l i f t with it, O n the 13th, at Eldoaliill;Roxbiaghshirei 0 f ' raised of wlirci; they had I neve l r vet paid a-shil . • fi„ es of (701)1111a ,an initnediate war,,i-latcolillmatukt,te.r:ilieltel. with a labd pinned to its breast with tile words •• F. •wett 66 V'l ' • l i i n tlg l 2 c i 4 ViTt was t t . lie good faitli , o l :l l russia,wh i o, . e.... „ my ii,iiiie is Ea _ new._ d uiiiioi . . r o oo‘ Fu:.ec, arid! liiivint4 rLsolved on the t,) , -., :a f ter taainte our moues noniediatisty (le e:Heil not think it'pidicy to 'withhold tlitise mean rs Sarittn : l , i i:I, Est i : forine•ly of Sutfolk-sttotr , 01 , 4 , 0 4. . 0 , s serted us ? av eete wee s e e faith of litts„..ia who am deserted; take me under tinder your protee -1 have'oo fri en d s and ' Tt s4 ;il'a 7 tortaa; e l'as l i s. , in Ketinington-1tine,.. 2 . 1 e g; , . te , ~ , . „. , Oo I tit,;:ty, the Sad nist, at I-lamp !,., 8 , 4 e. ora l i xt I . ..t:ii a!,) e teSitild give succesis. The Statement of' •ao often 'oil • - " • - ' t• ) f•C 1' s led or the coalitions. aaainst us ? Is I " '' m l'"' s •••ake, and your owe - t""noong "'l'll Thomas liy:ev, Esq. in the 77th Year of PL:al.-661 tLt.. - Noblit-• Lord last night ivies highlysatisfactoi yt o the I l iirch Lo ' ' t ' • ' Loan watch we Were _o. take tio- je g r a t efi'l•'' nue child Ira 3 token in, hilt what Yesturtiay, anti- a hog...ring Hitless. .....--_ . . is. . In hioi, tool he thought it pi.„(iclit Co go to wiir oh Ourselves, and which was state ' ' became of lit tle. F • I - Jt?linstotie, late of the regiment of Gil , '"'", i . Alen stuck! sit have not ettaitech. . - . 'd as likely to cr l- :, st.w, li•ratisc it apr eare d iniposaihle that tear be a check iinou Russia, what dill Russia e• re Yeaterday a woman was bully commided for '' — es'ees—e—e---- ----- e N ., %-,,' ,I I 4 J . Voii;it lie av‘Jided for ;my length of time. It was whether a farthing of it was c A-a tried, from Bow -street Police Office, el !laid' wit h LONDON : IL.llitcd hy a. L ~. C. ~ - . , ti , rl, A t ill , j, nrie it i c''cr a vet- paid or not.- - P•• to ataack ot once th a n . to wait for I lle hist o ry Of this transa c ti on , • t stealing two lamps fro m the stair-eas ••1 '" l. '''''""'"; "'"' l "l'''''''''' h Y W ' ..1...41 '; t d'c re li it cis vas, Ong li t eO f c tar. - • at tee sue-comer., No. :19,, Snafu. i ' 4 ot..a-' ' ttatitlit* ' • • 1 } t al, anti see France in much gi•eater the Empress Catherine Iri4hed t o w ore • bers in Lincoln's Inn. het armies ' • - e,..„i. rt.. A..... r ...... r . ,;.n Aa:. 1.1.11'• cr: lllit ' '' - „ LONDON: Pl:Hitt:ll In' :I. 3 C.N.IISTAIRS , I sL'a innillinzs : a nd I ,:n fished \V, \. SURTO, A,lOl at t ":,trN-()F F I CI:, NO. lIQ., St rtnd ; s moth, thakrs, Lcttvrs (post-paid), r