The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-22 00:00:00

INVASION. As this subjea very naturally occupies the men. don of ranks of the people, and As we have an ambitious and desperate foe to contend with, who will not be satisfied with any thing short of out total ruin, it is ourduty to give publicity to evety thi n g calculated to avert the menaced danger. For this purpose it- is pgopvr to recall public notice to the sentiments of Sir HONIZ l'orilAst, an Officer de. servrdlr respeCied for talents and judgment, and whose opinions have the eanttion of long and varied experience. The following article was written by that Gen. tlem;►n several years ago, under a similar menace from France, and is equally applicable to the pre. acnt moment. Read: of a Letter front Catta;,l Po PH AM to a Gene, rat Uflicer on the Sabita iftheiYea Fencible Plan. ..VICAR SIR, I , ltook the liberty of suggesting the annexed Plartilrott,a vonvi4lion that the French, in their pre. lent state Air unreasonable enmity to this Country, would attempt any enterprise, however desperate and ,Sanguinary in its execution, which might tern' to irritate the people. against the existing Govern. sitent,, or cause a momentary depreciation of the Public Credit ; ea T now presume to offer you my opinion on their arrangements for this serious threat or intenthd attack. But in offering this opinion Cate it for granted, they have many thousand men why they with to provide for in the most plausible. , manrcr, who are pampered up•witit the nopes of plunder, and enthu . siasiic to a aegie4 of maniasm. These troops will 14 cantoned along their exten. sive sea roast from Ostend to Brest. The coast will he divided into three grand or tincipal distrids of Picody, Normandy, and Brit. tAnY,..alid to (hear - nrly he added the departments of Brest • I .wilt proceed to. thew the capability of the iirbr from. which comparative cah. etilationcof the others may bta drawn. This dis. uitt shall extend to part of Fktrtish Flanders ' , shall have in its, view the invasion of the coast of Susux, ittd that part of the tooth west coast ofKant that is **orchards& betwom Dungettnet* an 4 clit South Foreland. I wilt now take - It for rag tied , that they leave built s certain nunitstr 44 flat vessels. which I be lieve to be the case t that these vessels carry two heavy guns, with field pieces on. board, and that they will make use of the fishing boats fee auxiliary transport vessels ; as I know chordates in the tilt. triet I sin now writing upon, have as many vessels ctthat description as can be wanted. Having supposed that the French have troops anti vessels sufficient for the enterprize, and are despe. iota enough to undertake it ; let us for a moment allow them system anti experience sufficient to con. tirtit, at a proper time, and in a proper manner, the embarkation of the troops in this &stria, which should-be finished in two hours with s o utherly, or easterly winds, and ought to take place at the sett. ing in of a frosts when the best.tnformed Philoso. pliers prediti its continuance front-t'iobservatiorts th e y have made on the appearance of weather, and its etrat on mercury in different situations, * I will annex the places .of embarkation in this distrift, .with the least number of men which may be embarked, their respective destinations, and the distances from their own coast. °stint . foe* , N icuporr - aeon Folkstone. I- the, From it to ss Dunkirk . 4504 and to Uungenness ' leagues. Cravelinea spa . a Uitl la.* iple - - 3c ,00 oo i Rye and Hastings (Isto so leagues F. ITO staplesc - 2000 . flue - 1°46 Hastings to ,!catchy Int° `• ~ • Crotty - - 2.oaa - - 1 Treport - 20 . :0 Dieppo - Ihrr). Brighton St. Valitryck 2000 eittl,l - Rtightoll to Arundel to to as leagues recatn p - ono 114.vi0 - r 2,01) 36,000 Having now embarked the , trnops, they are thrown on the calculation of chances ; therefore Irt us :allow that one third will be lust in getting across ; nearly that number in effeeting their land. log and concentrating their men ; and the remainder n r iy ',rob:44 exist a few days before they. are taken or destroyed. _ _ I (In not app;rltend the Dire dory wealth a bet. ter foe for their troops. Their object will be an swered in some respals : they will have provided for their idle soldiers; they will have made a cont. motion in England ; and oblige this country to vie. tual such as escape, which ought to be few indeed. The &stria of Norm Andy is well checked by the islands of Guernsey and jersey, particularly the late ter, which is, so well situated to watch the opera* dons of St:Valoes, that I wonder an attentpt has trot been made on these islands preparatory to the invatiion of England. 'Should the I)itettory be really and seriously bent on the invitsion of this Country, I think it will be preceded by a stroog'expedition from Brest to Ire. Lonl, and At the sage time probably to the Bristol Chain;ei and Cunt of Wales. If ti►e toil 0104PINI .4110, d'ebrzhorr e is •nat re a dy, ai;tl the necessary arrangements made, it will not ast mihh me to hear that the enterprixe is put otf t U nrxt year, a►►d that we shall be kept m continued state of alarm by their praelising the cm. b a ikat inn and disembarkation of troops. I ilikk thy fishing boats ought to be seized, and if it can be managed to make the coup general, it will not only deprive the enemy .of a number of transports, bitt the best pilots they have for the c , Jast c.f Sussex, which I suppose are principally in the Dieppe vessels. 'There are belonging to Ostend, Nicupur►, Dunkirk, Gravelines, Calais, nottlogne t at,Ll Dieppe, at least eight I . todred %Pellet ; indeed I should think many more. From this information y u will best judge of the expediency of the melt, tore, and the advantage that may result from its being carried into etfvt.t.--1 am, dear, Sir, H. p. 1 Sea renclblei, COUR.Y . E . _ LOW DO r Printed by B. clip NA N im , ml L (.01,110w.stm,t, taveitt-G4ltti . rn ; Publithett by W 11.1.1414 ttIICSCR PS; (of South NFoltno.street, ,C; rosvcuor-squnc)i ' At the Su tipOtt I, No, &mai whet. 4direttitemeirts. 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"I 8111.16.4 iitilt i (fur with . %Vert the "..ii;ii?;:j11 11114 ease and rest, whin ,r,„: - plitied'•tit botti Min"' ail t around. %Vitt) respect' Co''p o r niany, littk ihiriiis:ittemo A n i l . 4k o rtut: ; but , He'qt ti.e ivi lf all our might and pow ef i t principal. Hrt ig• it, cilloyrgeiA 'n . ,,,,bout which'.'uo..;,,‘ - iii, disire4 more than Cire, 'dray/ I tAvii d a y s ag o s 'lif ••••;,..; F-. who' Was inWartlly tiraitinfett'ity a'ortatttre 81 ,'. 12 : 1 ;. IL Malt .grit a p pmii,e4 lithe - it:,.,*::;: t - e n l l iln c g ii • t h " e r rili ji sla 4 ii n i tl il l ;..iig n is l U s t: r( ii )A n e d i. t4 ll) :I P; iiil her v t )it tr4ll4 l ll ` ;ll " 4l 2,.." :l l } li ii l piives. , ',Alket - taking Or. ! Cattlnerici'iiii,,K4 , Week s. a 0" f .„, Liti: is paved. A,,,prilate aciciros may t -ic Witt,. by ony.oo a ; , flictlil. ;Ap ply at iiii 4. 7 6 , Lb ill o scr , An d 74 0 , 3, hort. ditcli, Pr. . - 4artlisePi'hviiiscl. ' . ... 11 ' ' h i'li sc N. H. This nuttier is easy ,brought tea *WC t,'t t'Y ' ° , , Whom it tray concern, . __l__ .._.................—:-.....- .-...----,.......... 7 ,.....___ GOVERNMENT SEC:I/101'Y .AGAINST COW": ' • . TERFEITS. .. .. .`...... ~, none are.C;o4ine, without ti3vipg “ SAML.,So,L9gg? P rf - 11'. Inhabitallts 7 of 'this icitY.2. at i F i r P e°l a iV ?r el f. ward, for every. Cottle soldevithout a Stalrircqa bin. LiverPool,' engmed hi the Stant)) : and 'reit . Poholi 1 .:‘f,1 on conviction, tinder rya of parh.4ment, the 4za C;eo. Ch. 1 6 , beibre any I ustiec of the Peace'. cii l I i . l , va luablel E -i l l t t l D rS , nul : di ET: i f t' * ll° l a i lt i I •N i t i t t l e re : " 1 41( e t1)1 1 14 : 1:4 '47 : 11 1 : 814C1)\iS-11:-11-1):17:7‘;1Vtettile:4: 10 11:1'N-1'1:''est " : peculiar to Females, tlysterteat Aril:et-ions, -and iii! : )W. _ , Spirits, Lost-or Appetite, and ladigestitar,. and LOnstimil; tive Complai n t ! , i n t ind r 4 l, &se; _ . :l.t i$ the,inost absolute! needy Mr such Diseases. as are attended witii the tollsitvl i g symptoms namely, a 'great attaitneAs of the hil:ilst , .. W .,, of breathing • violent palpitations of tibe'"`7; sudden Hashes 4 . i . i . ,f heat 111 various parts of the body; al QI ttY ?taws a sense of cold, 'as it' water twat po ureAl ou thein ; , ioir, ti tn t g listroco p t a .u i; yoni i . n the arms and limbs, back. and belly, rec"1 : 1) ; I i. those occasioned by the Gravel ; the !italic Y er Y .v3r , .ic t, sometimes uncommonly slow,.at other nines very IV.' of ) 5 ' 4%1 ' 1110 4s the hiccough, tr.:quent sigitiog, awl 4 ‘": l ,„' s r c , L its nix as an fr d on c i n i t i lv la ti al is l iv ii e r ilsoilnottiiii, ;tittellethfirii.,aelptuTi;ii:,,th ...• and seldom refreshing, soul the Patient often trouilic" , 'i.:,,i,. horrid ilrants. --Mach has been said, by int.:it:swill o _ a duals . , against Medicines that are advcrtisetl,. but ti , ,el •i ' r i :o vet . y important observation to be maderespecting tyre ''' " .„f,! , and of Gilead, that unless its operation be ientie , 1 11 and'efficaciotl, it could not have risen to the title to rcpute and universal deal/aid it has acq uired; tor, Ai it IP . rarely the sgre• t advantage • • ' persuasive the Car a of d advocate at , ~ ?t - the Patient, so nothing .hut his coos iction dins swat:, by its salutary cads, ran iottoco him to pemvcr,..., ing?; reasonable pe r is certainly moit requisite to el)° :,, eventh.eh3,llPieSt combi n ation of etryinicals mid gaien i * ~,,,„ , - " 1- ‘ , I • 11 1tmic Diseases, and restore the V aletudinitri o ' health. A Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. , , r , The Cordial !Ulm of Gilead is cold in B ottles, price fill,' a-Guinea each ; ' t h ere are al v a Bottles, price 33s L.:0,11" .P i r t , ing equal 19 tour Bottles at Jos. 6.1. bv o hich the 1 ), " : ; saves q 5. including.also the Duty ; ill: : n t :on pof o.iti.l ll:l4 ti. the Proprietor 's N:nne and Addrei.s, " Samuel Solana/0' ' c ns v t t e iscN r r i i 001 : . 0 o f :11.1.1 : tc. : lo ytTbr Lotion, . ,r o ht tiaie a oi Remnant,r I n t 1 , . i iot Balmaas n t t. e .i: t;oea rlO whi ch .itc ati tii4i i ii ie i ct)i i au i dt 1 r t Iti ' : ( ;ill Letter, : t• must in i 1 .n: . I.:p, oel ex;i trig : iani ei si : acrd ir: di., „ IA : 'New• York ; tylatliews, No. iii, .Strand, Lonita lPe l t r li: ti lte l ' r l : . Rath, by hazard; Bristol, Bulgin ; Bri lit in, Greta(/' ,i i sot. mingliam, Knott anti Lloyd ; Bedtime: S:oith ; 1.14(.1. Suninons ; bury St. • Eilnitind's, Dioglc Ch cire i ii.ja; olch t ' s. dun ; C , arnbridge, Hodgson ; Coverito., 1t01ia" ) . 1 ,', ; ,. i. oll:e; let, Keyiner ; Cantrrhory , Shrum); . • (2010.-, i , l l 01 ,1. 4~112t1taill• Ltherinstun ; ChelinsforZtlcliar ; ` - ',.. i ', i i i Pool and Soil ; Cludiester, Phil lipstio ; tireocester, arh ChiPPoihaln, Combs ; Dubliii,l)tn;ilide, No. 7, 14 •.. ) ver• court; nethy, Drew ry ; I)urhani, PelioiUgion ; 'g ot - ; “Ncides.; Devi/A:l'S 1.01%e j i)..)l . 4:lleSter, Virttli , i 1 ) ",,, i ',..,W ; warnuouth, Jael;at», ; tillnbargo. . Smith, Nort ll ;",, n l - .0- F. xrWr, Trewlll4ll and Son ; Falmouth, Llilot i '''reass. ter, Vitt, Walker ,• Glasgotv, Nl,Donalo ; Liverpool', 0 , , druggist ;- Leeds, hiris, Nutrue. ; 'Liiicolii, Drury ; 1 1,1 4 . 1 .. lie:alley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swintin ; Lewes, tt,t Ik e; cheater, Thoinpson ; Margate., 'Owe; Maidston44l4o,/.. Mariboroti4h, liatold ; Newbury, I. oili:r, Ailee L.,,, t ilg• castle, Walker, Tiodizsrin ; Northampton, Dicey ; ,""t,: i rii, ham. Burb,ige; Norwich, Slevesison arid Co. I `,,14 - : 1 11 piles ; Plyitunith Doi-1.,, I.ltis land ; Portsmouth, ~`::,,,a, Re... 16144 :.;mart stet C o. • RCN:hi:Stet, Ethilingtoll; iq,..ci a I Sergerit ; Shrewsbury, li.tidowes ; Si outhaniptoth ilioy, Stafford, Morgan; Swinton!, Newcomb; : , tinilitii"n d t,v,le; s"lisimrY, Collins ; Searbori,ngb, liavlry ; Tauntort, l 0 ' t o, 'l'aithridge Wells, *4prangr: ;. .Wells, wilt ; WeVfi rwi ne V.' .iod ; Windsor, hlakeney ; and by Vt.:Mier ) of `'".. Medicines in the ' United KiugdOrrl• 11 10 g Of whom may he had, a new Fdition. being nearly Modred l'ageb, luiee only 2s. SOLC/MON's GUII)E TV 1-ILAI.III Is. fly. or advice to' both arc::, on lonfile disratic!), .P 44: , r . v .. ( ! ' )/,,ott. ' 5 pothoudriac. and Li 11',!:1111)11,/,.. C 011 i 31.1.11115: i l ) 7 lar , s W, et Ncoluiii , :tided to youit 4 .; nie, , 0 0. i bo: , ; oj , rw C i n t'oiio),ti '.;nany years eXperic , iee titA obr.er , ,..iti ai .(.!.', t '''', / ,v1 , ; , : 11" 1 .00nstntNoces of it . StCret .444 Lit'4,;l(tCt ,,., A V L l.:° , • iot Ai' I. di(OCCI 4.1,1) Essay on dt.se.ise.. in , , :,..1)1 (4 , i'e!!1:111i, fi le{ .. 00 , . , . iihave th , : CAW. :Ilvi tlitAC,ltloll ux t,!4tc i , • t. '.'ic i V o ,,.. it, iv ty'll liatnit4-;, ,T 8 :1)1,:toow tite.im,to ot trcAnteist, , w).3, i i i -,o I ~ apieln..4‘teilvtiass,t; ;;t i i , t) ,r i : , : , ( t 3 0: ~.(a14,5;:,4101 ti.:Jriy.14;.,,.1.,,ii;,at, i,it: !,:iit;:;‘lcsi::l:,,it,,,,; st ~..,,,,. pr On - Scu t'‘', I.eproy.,-,Kinr 'l' '' 1, „ . ,,,0> i t s.. ° rimnsiri, .40 Vcoere4l ilit, ,, c ; Callf,:tt* VP )0 , ..":, , i r ,,,, tilt: hltiar ot i:lior..iper c(4l,a..X.it)fl, 01 It, ilitVlW,.. ' a:::ter•,„ i ~.....,'" ' it3 U27: i f it li i ti i 'l t i ‘ i , il . 44.lll,? 1::,: ot this Boot:. is the ocg (..',. BRISTOL VOLUNTEERS. Subsequent to His Royal Highness the Dust of CumUltitt.AllD and Staff attending All! inisilerViCe at Bristol Cathedral, on Sunday, anti Immediarety after his Royal Highness .had inspeded the Rev. itielits of Militia and Volunteers drawn up in Queen's.square the Officers of the different Regi. ments formed a circle round his Royal . Highness, in the mine of the square, when Colonel BAILLIe delivered the following Address " Allow me, Sir, to avail myself of the present opportu. laity of conveying to your Royal Highness, the sincere thanks and acknowledgments of the Royal Bristol Regiment of Vo lunteer Infantry. for that condescending and milted attn.. tion which 'you have been pleased to confer tin the Associa tion, *ince they have had the honour and happiness of being placed anklet your Royal Highness's command ; and as you will moat probably be soon in the Royal Presence, permit me to request, ,iII the name of this Regiment, that you will he pleated to give our most beloved Sovereign, the strongest assuranceof the loyalty and attachment of that body of men* who have assumed their present eltaraders under your Royal Highness's auspices •, and likewise their determined' resole. tion of rallying at all times of danger, with promptitude, in defence of his most Sacred Person, in suvpoit of those Laws 41iich he so benignly a dmi n i s te rs to a ll subjeas, and in support of that happy Constitution and .Government, which now remain as objeels of admiration anti envy to all the sur. rounding natious. Permit me, Sir, to add, that Wally thing could be necessary to stimulate my Fellow Soldiers to more than common exertions in defence of these iacred objeds, it most bee constant rscolladtion of that distinguished honour conferred on them, in havipg those necessary badges or mili. tary honour and distindion confided to their care and protec. dra t bi the hat el of an I lUSIrIOIII Prince, desdended from that Family who must ever be dear to all the native of these United Kingdoms, and who, we ' all most fetvently pray, may continue to wield the Sceptre of these Realms Until time shall be no more. Learning, Sir, that His Majesty has been graciously pleated to call for your services in a district most probably of more importance than the Banks of the Severn, and where the danger no d ou bt i s greater t h an i t i s su pp osed tp be at this point, allow me to assure your Royal lliginiess, that witereeVer you are, you carry with you the love, attach. omit; and gratitude or the Royal Bristol Volunteers; and I think I can with confidence say, that you are equally posses. stator the esteem and admiration of all the inhabitants of this ancient, loyal. anti populous City. " I shall not detain your Royal Highness any longer, scan. aibleOf the importance of your time to the public service, atittfisttoring myself that the few sentiments i have pre sumed to otk.r, being the language of sincerity anti truth, from the mouth of an old soldier and servant ot•His Majesty, will not be unacceptable to a British Prince, the sou of our beloved King." To which his Royal Highness was pleased to re. ply, ,that he retained the highest respee for the Royal Bristol Volunteers, for their loyalty and at tachment to His Majesty's Person and Government : as also for their stria 'attention to the duties to which they were enjuinea; and that he would take the earliest opport6nity of presenting the same to Hts . MA) MY. He thanked them in the most cos. dial manner, for the peculiar roped and attachment they had shewn him during his residence among them ; and that it gave him particular pleasure i►► saying, that they were the first Regiment of Pallas. leers ' which 'took to permanent dNlji :which duty they performed with that firmness and pod behavi. our that reßeeted the highest honour on themselves, and to his utmost satisfaction. eUBEN ELIZABETIPs PRAYER . tOlt THE SUCCESS► OF HER ARMS. Mon Omnipotent Maker and Guider of all this World% mass t that ohne searchest sod fathornost the ',Odom of all hearts, and in them seest the true original Platt atftions intended. Thou; that by thy foresight doss truly discern, how no malice of re. venge, nor quittance of injury, nor device of blood. shed, nor greediness of lucre, he l d ) bred the resole. don of our new Candied Army ; but a heedful care and a wary watch, that no neglett of foe', nor over. surety of harm, might breed either danger to us, or glory to them. We 'crave, with bowed knees and hearts of humility, thy large band of helping power to assist our just cause ; not toundfil on, pride's' motion, nor beg u n on malice stock, but (As thou best kiinwest to whom rioughr is hid) grounded on just defence from wrongs, from bate, and bloody desires of conquest. These being the grounds, 0 God I (of our pre. lent warfare) since thou bast imparted means to defend that which thou hat given, we humbly be. steal thee, with blended knees, to prosper the work, speed the journey, give the vidory, and make the return---the advancement of thy glory, the triumph of thy faMe, and surety of the Realm, with the least loss of English bl o od, to suc h as despise their lives for their country's good, in a good cause ; that all foreign lands may laud and admits the omniporency of the work for Thee only to perform. So shall thy name he spread, for won. tiers wrought, and the faithful encouraged to repose in thy unfellowed grace ; and we he enchained in thy bond fur perpetual slavery, anti live anti die the sacrificers of our souls, for such obtained favour. To these devout petitions, Lord, give thy blessed grant.--it ;nen. SPORTING IIVTAILIG BNCB. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. THURAPAY, OCT. 20. The Town Plate of Sol . for 3-yr olds, Tit. 41b. 4.yr olds, list. 41b. s-yr olds, list. s ilb. 6-y t olds, 9sr. s lb. And agod 9ss. 41b, T. M. M. B. C. Mr, Howard's, ch. h. Crecper,, 4 yrs old s Sir C. llunbury is b. r. Paine's, 3 yrs old 4 .. 2 Seven to 4 on Creeper. A Subscription Plate of sot. for 3 and 4.yr olds. Across the Flat. 1 hret-yr OidS s C.ttfyiAZ 74t. 401 b. and 4.yir olds, Va. 1011. - - ntili.cot . Grafton's b. f. Parasol, 3 yrs old Sir C. Busibury's b. lt. Orlando, 4 yrs old Ld Grosvenor's ch..h. Northampton, 4 yr. old Mr. Cuventry's ch. 1. Laura, 3 yr* otti .. Six to 4 au l'arasol. a dr dr The Second Class of the October Oatlands Stakes. R. M. Lord Sackville's Whirligig s 5 yrs old. /st. Ic4b,. Sir C. Bunbury's OriatulQ, 4 Yr 3 9141 0 4 t. 3 1 b. . 2 SIT E, Standish's Eagle, Wile tat. 7 111 . • 3 Lord Grosvenor's Northampton, 4 In old. ist. 71k. 4 Mr. Dolma Itadelitto's Robel t 4fied, list. 'Jib. Mr. Coventry's Laura, 3 yrs oitt, Est. scab. 6 Seven to 4 ago. Whirligig-7 to t asst. Orlando -3 to I asst. Eagle—and 8 to t asst. Northampton. Lord G. H. Cavendish's Trawhoe, Mr. Ladbrokes Geagiana, Mr. Wawa's Gaoler, Mr. Howarth's Haw. beau, awl Lord F. 0, Osborns's Gulliver, paid forreet, Ross. eitUit. Mr. Wils , m's Surprise, Lt. ret. ft. frtnu Mt , thrworth's PoPilliAY, 40. 8114. Across the film, aooge. h. ft, EDIIVOURGII, Tim day the Argyle and Bute Regiment of Militia, under the command of Colonel CAttr. BELL, junior, of Shaw field , marched into the Castle from Dalkeith. They are to be replaced by one of the Regiments now encamped at Mus. selburgh. This morning the Company of Sharpshooters, sr. tached to the Ist Battalion of the td Regiment of Royal Edinburgh Volunteers, received their Stand. and in Gayfield Place, after which they marched to the Cross, where the Standard was lodged with their Commander, Captain RAID. They are a body of fine young men, and their uniform, which is very neat, is a dark green jacket and pantaloons, with a helmet. A FrIREIPELL ADDRBSS. WRITTEN DY T. DIBDIN I lEQ• AND SPOKty MY 1411l$. EVATT ON HU DINIFIT Ar Tillt 1111,ATRL ROYAL RICHMOND. Lt PC has.been call'd'a play, a jest, a flower, !" An Aetor born 1, to strut and fret his hour;" The means et passing to our next abode A toilsome journey, and this woildo the . toad Varied, with laughter, tears, mirth, joy. and woe, And faritid for upS and downs wheru'r we go, Wheat ditltr&tt vehielecour fates engage, . And where 'tis mine to travel by the wage, . A mode olcarriagkequali'd but by few, . When grac'd with 'Im r side taiicmgers tikcjeu. • it 'to belieVe the Poet we're " The %vartnesr welcore at an Ion" you find, Azul here 'cis ours to oiwn with true delight, How often this has priood our Inn, at night. Froin whence, believe me, (with most grateful heart For many a kindness), we prepare to part Henceforth a Northerly trick 'tie ours to range, " For Scot' t A'S Capital the Scene we change.; W here fly,/ I how'd befoie a Critic throne "; And met indulgence liberal as your own, Fur liule passengers 'twill waste suffice, In times like these to tract at 1144 ,- ire. • Yet, _have we eheerly journerd on with four, Who, with my partnet in lifia's motley tout, loin in each dearest hope thatyse can form, . To guardyear voyage from at as VOR TUN L'S STOkM: join in acknowledgements but ill express, Tho' by the Bard with flow'ry effort dress, And most sincerely at we bidalicu, Wish all that's good to you, amiyou, arid _ow, Imolnds pn Otormoko, 5794. Btwy Fair, and its consequent Olefin, were no. merously and fashionably attended during thelast week. Amongst the comp an y were, the Durchesses of IVlArtcHesTett and BEDYORD, Marthioness of RUCICINCHAM, Ladies M. Tessime, BLlsate, TEM PLETOWN, CAsTLERIADH, L. COILRY, liaooME 4 HYDE PARKER, PoCKLINGTON, HARL A N D , BUX TON, S. GADE--Duker of MANCHEITER and BID roaD, Marquis CortwALLlS, Lords &Wows, SiELADAFoRDE, G. Gettrvrt.tr, MANstiltLD, dec. Sirs THOMAS Gime, R. BENJAyitLI4. R. HAS. LAND, R. PoCELINOToN, Mr. anti Mrs. JIIINING. HAM, RoWLEY, PETTIWARD, PELHAM, &c. all the Beauty and Fashion with which Suffolk abourait, were assembled on this occasion. Sir THOMAS GA a and his brother, are appointed Stewards fur the next Meeting, On Monday se'nnight was an exhibition of Cattle at the King's Arms Inn, near Axbridge, Somerset. shire, where FEANCI.S EDWARD WHALLEY, Esq. shewed a beautiful CoW, of the Dantzie hreed, against a Scotch Cow, the property of Stefan PAYNE, Esq. and the Umpire decided in favour of Mr. l'Avrte. Mr. WHALLIY al/Q shewed a Heifer (the get of his excellent Bull, of the French breed, which obtained a bounty from the . Bath Agricultural So. cirty) again:4 a Heifer. of the West Galway and French admixture, and the Umpireadecitied thereto in favour of Mr. l'Avrte. Mr. WHALLEY likewise produced a Sow of Chinese admixtur e' which was generally allow e d t o b e we ll proportioned, and likely to prove profitable. There *mils() exhibited very good Sheep, of various breeds; particularly a Rani and Ewe, of the Romney.lYlarsho of great size and perfeelion of make, having wool of she long sort, of excellent quality. Mr. PAT we produced Oxen of the long horned breed, which obtained a bounty at the last annual meeting of the Bath Agricultural Society ; they were of extraordinary size, and deem ed the neatest in touch, aro the best byrnmetry that were ever seen in th e C ounty ; and offers were made to chew them against any Oxen of their age in Eng. land. A tragicomical incident happened on the evening of Wednesday seimight, in a cnrner of the parish of Blantyre, in Scotland. The wife of a wood -turner had been suddenly taken ill, and during the patoxyam of the' disease, a few of the neighbouring good women had immediately assembled, and concjuding the woman to be really dead, had aetually dressed the corpse in her grave clothes ; but after having been locked up for about half an hour, a reri viscence had taken place, and the supposed dead woman, wondering at her situation, burst open the door, and rushing furiously into the house of her twat neighbour, cried and roared aloud for her husband (who it seems had been merry maki ng ) ; the asto. nished neighbo u r, i n a phrenzy like absolute mad ness, vociferated to let him alone, and he would run .and bring him home ; the atiair was soon alter cleared up, and the panic-struck neighbour soon produced the hUshand tie his moat disconsolate wife. On Tuesday evening about nine o'clock, a young WM* going 'with her' bat of elnihrs to a plac whexe - she had hir e d herself ai a ser vant in Ohl Fish. e street, Ong along near Bow-lane s si-,e was accosted by a decent looking man, who prnffered hjS Icrylee to 067 the box: He had flat 14ot:ceded t, r iietot e he availed' liiinself of an al, ortunify sti ; bpi tig " through' some by e a ll ey , and made his escape with Ott wh l / 4 ile thi all she was you the world wuntin's property, being worth in ad, SU ll' NEWS. reGt.t, ac r. a 6: Arri yezl-- tLe Mary, oDirttler:- from Cu r" y; vi"c , M I I-eali ; Darr, King, and• Active kVillianns -, front l'or,l , mottpt Cse Sailed—the itarringtoli, Chapman, anti ti:etiotet,'Dviit for l'ortsmouth; a.u, Arne, Wooland, for London., - WAD. , Yesterday morning.- at his seat, at Twii.kenhapt, RIO Han..lsord.F. - Cavendish, in the 56th year of his On Wednesday, ai . hi fa'ther's house, Humphrey Kyr .L as* ton, Esq. second 6011: of Thomas kyitastoti, :Ls+ , W C Prove, Witham, LiSeX. Thursday morning; at four o'clock, at his hotist in des, tertield-street, Rlrvy.fair , Ccnerat Craig.,-Hc was .04 Wag General isa His Majesty's orvice, and was remarkable for, humanity to his soldiers ; he has left the bulk of his fortune to the Earl of Hatritl'gton's friday stet:might, at iier house,. in Gay.streCt, Bath* Vis ‘r countess Norttd.utd,..wite of. Lord Viscount Northland, 0 I relautt ' " , Lately, aged 7t. Mrs. Fayerman, wife of the Rea, johl i Fayerman, of Loddon. Lately,' Thomas .nlitner, of Wakefieldti Warelicittolol. l thy IliOwso , of which. he dual was brought on by his Pri e r being tog, tight d ur i ng t h e time of exercising with Ativ`Virimc - i field Volitntber* cti, th 4 26 - th tilt whereby the cbeuhition a the, blood Was.lat . 4lly.ab>truitett. • ' A tew days since, aged 33, Mr. Edward Sheaf,. of, ()110" ham, in the Cou n ty c ,l Worcester ; and just BS f ?team' came to latch the-deceased, died his wile, Mrs. Aim Slant also evil 83. 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