The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-17 00:00:00

died )3(Si ring it At n ued Oaf Iwn. CCU• sup- icish abe !trl. Net) Err ua• icei of Ali Pn4 ROYAL REP:IEI AT IPIAI.IILEDON. YEsTEßbA'Y'being the day appointed-by His MA. Mrs to review the two Regiments olLite Guards, and the Oxford Blues, these Corps were on the ground at Wimbledon before nine;o'clock. The ' Blues being quartereci at Croydon Arrived fits' ; the fi rst Regiment of Life Gua r d s f r om Knights.. bridge arrived shortly after,. and Was followed inn- l mediately by the second' .froth Portman Barracks. Each'Reginient its•itrivil drew up in a close column, ,and distnountelL At ten, 'the 'hour. ap pointed 101 4. .1115 . MA] ESTY‘i the three Re giments lat the stations 'in • Which they had halted'' on their arsiVal, and' formed to 'one line. • ' The , Blues departed from,the, Southern extremity, where they dismoutuNd on their entrance the Common from Croydon, and took their placein'the centre•of the line ; (he - ist Regiment •of Life Guards was on the right, and. the - id on the 'left. • The linewai , formed along the houses, on the Stititli-Ciest.side;of tlie Common,' facing the Thames ;',it-'ex tended-near a mile; the number of men composing it was'nbout 1500. The line was formed- - hut' a *few minutes' when Hid MA j ESTI; arrived in hiS post. Chaise ana' four, with the Dukes of YORK, KitsiT,' CAMWRI DOE, and Gunk asita, in othereatriages, escorted by .a party of the Light Dragoons, - ' His. Majesty's horses had been .upon the ground since nine o'clock, so that there •watile, intirval tween His noirrsTV's arrival and hill proceeding along the line. At a quarter past ten, His MA. `parried was mounted op' a Ch esnut 'charger, accotr: pilled by the Duxe of lvoile;•ori a grey.; and fol. lowed by the DUKE Of CAMBRIDGE, ,on a .spite; attended by Generals FLOYD, BARTON, GOLDS. WORTHY, &c.- His MAjlnv proceeded slowly along' the line, the bands playing GoitSave the King. At the centre'a grand salute svgs' given; His .VIA pont, having gone t he whole'length'd the'llne,' re t urned.between the ranks, which were at open or. - der, and' took 'his station in front of at the opposite side of the 'Common. His. MAjRsTY in the - whole of this progress was fol. lowed by a crowd of Gentlemen on horseback, c hi e f: : ly Officers and V o l u n teers in unifOrm, who moved' with all the regularity of a trained body ofCavalryi: and who, , by this Volt int a ry h om a ge , ev i nced the•att tachinent of die:People of Engliiridito .their reign. . Thenuinher of horteMen who,followed His' MAJESTY in this way was not lessehan ohe thousand, many of whom were persons of the first distintiion. His MA] EAT'? having passed the tine, and Wean Iris station in the' front, the three Reigiments'passtil him from East to West in squadrons, and after,:' ; wards in' single files, with thittlifference, that the' squadrons were viewed by HO Masker' Irony the: North,' and the single files from the South. After this particular inspedtitM,Ahe three•Regi 7 : Lents formed again into 'line,. and rode up' nears' in a gallOp,wi thin a few . y,ards•of kid IYIAILTY,I :; %VII6 had cha ng ed bid' Station to tire donthitierhe Colinnon.' The whole force then' wheeleilhibuttii to the nortliii in front of His ' MAI itS.ri';' diitatittted. :-Thie moveinent 'Was orie of . the tritistt' initantnite'outi;and• striking Of all' that .were' ire - the course of the ulay. The inert ,were every One' on: flint at The same moment. Tittf finketi.theV horses, and ha ving . advanced in front, formed:a litie inn foot; and marched io Within a few ' , Ards of I'l I i'M A J j WhOth Alley pasted twice 'on 'foot; afterwards: in siguadron. Therthen , reiirtn'ed 141161 horses, mounted, andcontinuedlltill liilt r . pcst' ttVolo perform in a inostinasterlY nialiniq'a variety Of eVO(.. Intions which we Will riot attempt either to enttrtfg rate or to d e s cr ib e . The most sfiiking 'were rl4 retreat by cc - billow, and 'a new mode of chat : Which one party runs oVet'the Enethy' from the'llank when the Othee:has brOkert" therm' in front. The charge in line had a very infrniciable effe. , Ihongh, from the vast crowds on:tlit'grotintl i and the great 'extent of the line ritovitigin'every aire4tion, with. out any.notice, it was in itany'histantei,tinavoi& able to depart ficim that nice regularity dres . king the line, which at other times is so. srrietly A great part of the - line Was freqUichtl — l6clelr ' I the necessity of fallin g b ac k , and taking a Ypositircr i n /he. !2;',; and if i t h ad not ,tiolie'so' 'nti ltu e of those who,had gone f r O m ' motive, of' th:r i mi : s t laudable curiosity, so see this grand soet at i ti rnn ' l 4 have been tra m pl e d to' death. • A s i t ' was, not a single accident happened: "the speelittors,. who were accommodated in everrway 'that' the set4itie would permit, by the 'party the 'l3th: Light ! Dragoons, untie' :Colonel HET), to were appontt. ed to,keeP the ground t the peulestriabs, in rirtico. .lar, experienced an attention, which marks - that..r e . .gard for the people, that is manifested in thiii;doun.l, 'trothy, so much beyond any-thi n g t h at is known iii any The fineness of the day, and the randeur Of- t h e : a l,itht, attract e d an i mmense crowd fr om London a n d t►e rice ; hbouring country. .The road from Hyde; rdrk Corner, as well as that on the Surrey- aide,..! Was IhMi l&ell from nine o'clock with horsemen and T he Private carri a ges were generally' "pen, and filled with b eaut iful whom sat on the of boxes, women,. many }"as a the gentlemen driving. It " very curious scene, when the Regiments. ap.: poached at full gallop, to see the coaches, chaises,' harouclies ,• latdulets, and pedestrians, gal.' lopping before them, and this occurred not once alone,-but,as often* g c ne Pet form e d. manct. .uvre was • to be The whole assemblage was delighted with the spectacle. lits'AlY.Jarry was pleasdd to -express the fullest satisladion at the manner in Which the three Regimentsperformed their evolu , • • On (116 occasion Lieutenant. General Lord CATH- A:Alt-r,pve the. 'word Of coitnand. 'The Earl of HAR It I NG:TON was present as the General of the Dtstrid. • The Review was over about twenty minutes rot two, *ben .11 Is . MAJESTY entered hii chaise t arak kit tfie ground, - aMitlit repeated cheers from ; the loyal anti gratified multitude.. tits MAJESTY au. leafed-in high health and spirits. He Wore a Ge... unif;rm, Anil a, plain hat withuut. a leather yttlte 1 )"64E of YoR !1V ho rode by jits MAI ESTY'S isr};:6ll' her: Lord,C M II CA T SO Well pleased With the per-, fQrlll4nce of hit, Re g iM o er, them a pre-,. 'Ent Mellty r.rati. I 'ln In ' 'flaking the chArges,:st visaLlof the....harses Fjn,tr, to the itt i ~; f cU, conscquoncx 4.1 liere rice, d to vera nce4 • PRIJ'ATE CORRESPONDENCE. two of the eider: were much Wised In the forehead, and another -broke his, leg : .were also•much cur .about .the head.. .: General Pita ECRU .was in Lord FlAatost9Tori'. , Carriage with his Lordship, and Lady: HAR it IF.T . H.A INO To N. • The General icemed n.itaire Much the inaoteUvres and' appearance of the. me-n. He. is a man whose: features are 41tOtiglY, 11 Wked he is stout made, and of.,a swarthy. 'After the Review,. the whole,of , the , o cers of the. Brigade. .dined .at the. ThatchoLlOusaiTavern, St. j.unees.strect. ' ./ . EAST-INDIA HOUSE; ; ' YssTEanAy morning the adjourned - Tea Sale was held at the East;lndia House.' Sir LIaNiL DAR ELL took the Chair, .attended by -the lion: WILLIAM ELVA INSTONE anti Mr. Groan 2 SMITH. 'After 'the Wit- =minutes had 'been , read, a king Conversation enstie:l, when the -Trade 'pressed it upon t h 'Chairman, whether; if -the , Excise would • give up the pound draft, the Cdurt would also re. inquish iheir ClaiMV:' ' .-', , ' - • ' ' To this demand a written answer was sent from Mr: BoikNrzukr, -siatingthat the-Buyers - might depend-titian that' liberality from the Court, which had ever uniformly been its pradice. -This ndt-:,sitkint4he 13tlyirs'i- an' adjournment was proposed as on I mner occasions, till the opi. : niiiii of the A : 246 . titt; Et and Sotacti'oa Gun. 'a'.o..t.s•• iluitild have been received, which, it was !stated, might,be received by Monday next. • , •The'Resblurion of Court, - inserted in our Paper oryesterßay; was read by Mr. SIMONDS, Assistant Clerk to the'Commit tee of Warehouses, when, after a considerable interval of conference from behind the :Bar, it was suggested by the Chairman (Sir LION'S. - DAt ELL) that as the Buyers seemed to differ in 'opinion, the thos't'ldtripar mode OfprocieditigtwOuld be for a•Cominittee-of them to prepare'. 4 statement,- in writing, of•their wishes. ' i - 117 - . . They accordingly withdrew for 'that -porptise,', and 'after the lapse 'of - near half an hour, Mr: Tw tts ft:a, junitiri• Chairm'an• of' flit : Commiiree, ' read in his pike the follbWing 'Resolution:-=" It is übmitted'otrthe part 'of theotrea , Trade, to the: Court of Ditedors -of the Dist Itiviitt'Compiny,•-as the 'fion t - Coutti:re at full' liberty - 10 make what. evertillottinees-seem reasonable td - ehern on:goods . , sold by then ile their' sales . , ductile) , tl.4 . ,ciittrinue • to the Trade the same allowances of. draft- and•so. pet tare, ) ai lietettiftett . tin Teas sottf by thein.b" .• - 'filf•L'ON'et.'ll'Atit; said, be ',could wish to -1 kittmv if 'the Resoltition -now read was Alia unani. ' mss lentimentofillie Trade, assircornplehtmied,a i vii'st.slettl nior . rit,lian4iadlieetioriklitally•asiced . from va lions qtrarteitatif Ail ltSinne - '''-'-' :' " I': •.. - . • C' ' •Therli6iti p h ' befiirptit from the'' Chair, passed urdinimbtilly. , .. , ''l ' ,, . : ..' -• .. ' ' The gitAlitivrAlt-Illen declared,tthltiii Residnt ion rifilll:!:6l . l.lrf hlf already' otier/41461fich:cwittpletelv ! tifit'irnind thelltieeifiertiiyitzi , u-A , - I •lthlit ,the Court Will iMake-tl44aind:Rit,44iitot obiakirliable , gorids-, 1 as'ilte 'l3 'oarrl4 6fl2.eVefiue, itilrtio(l)thet:" 1 r'l. , i' . Mr. • f, t: tin risfi4sit a ; 'Was lif 41 1 irtanted fop! n i 06; and stated; iltUt? ill , Itirtitet : ditittfitnitiairwottld)lie vain, ;as the Copt-wile was c'ot4,fidetiq laiima .not ' recede Vein IlitirAleterini n atio n ) 'h e • fd t w o 1 )0 'Would ' noL' - ' " ' '' "••' •-• '..,j'" '• Vcife• - • TradFlpr',Vik...4l.gencrally .t;rixiotis for an :;tiffiirlirr“.•llr,lkorqiell that their 'Resolution , might HP:alibi - bit ted to 'the, tentt, whic4 6 "was,shortlyi tvic:. VIM to sir, an aityurnmont - trrisk•'';plaue for:that ' ~ . "' Ull , the 'Metiting being resum e d,- a Re•solutitm of A t e" \•.liti rtdil,' i stating, thatit'was•their firm ' 1 Mteriniilation to abide by their former , one. - ' • -The Sale.(lii;n prc cee di, ( l pro jihad, most of the telloar B uy . : `c . v.. s tfu it t i l i g t h e room . '' ' - . 1 ' : ' ' L: -'—'.+...a ............................:..... .' ' i ' 5. i . • The repoa t AzinitEossy.was in dig. lleacc.at-,Paris,,Kfli certainly vyell foiided. fle dia. • ligtted very much: w ith TALLS yamitt,, t respeeting . , intnethingdvitichpa4sed in the last pego,iatloo w, ith ;this fetainfr.Y..4 6 4 1,44 himself so unpleasantly situar. ..a, that lie 'retited.at thelaeginning of the. summer atx hisinimvx country, Languedoc. The war he ; liver sr/tingly , opposedi Assuring the,Ctimr.co NW L , i I tail Pi t licEnglioll , wore , not to be litfrAiliated,, : Much , Jetisisuidueds by any internal, divisinosi or by -.want ;o f,. po wa r pt ,spirit, to renew the, contest., ' Avents : :have amply•confiroled his opinion", and, welearp by ,recent advice:l,49m Paris, that the Cu IE I! CONSUL , bas written :4 hitter to hirp,iapproying kis ,contun, 1 ' ~recalling Win rd? Paris, and Appoititing hitn Quarter. ~Master , General, to, the Army distined to invade ,finglapid ;'an .office, . which at , this, moment he ago iiiiily holds. ",- :Though he does. not.,approve of. the, „war,4 course, liewill do his duty asap Officer. He was highly satisfied with. his reception bete, and .yery much pleased with this country. - - . „,‘„The.EOl. of Cti.vrams arrived at Chatham on ...Sunday last, and took up, hi` residence in the Man_ Il ion, lately occupied by General Pt.r.o/ss, ,,, , • • . Sir JOHN' HiPPISLEY Coxt has , deposited the -Letters addressed to him by the-Cardinal YORK, in; the British:Museum. Those Letters strikingly illustrate the munificence. cif Has RA j,ESTY, anti the gratitude of; the last venerable remains of the unfor-. tonatc . I-louse of S•ru4ol.-r. Sir jotur Hipp eiLEY COX it also appears, to great advantage . in the trans. adion, and Isla name should= always be) conneeled with,it. , . A splendid Ball and Supper .were given.by Lady Low•rnea at the Castle, Witehaven, on Friday last. The company, which amounted to mpwards . .of : i 2Q Were highly delighted .with her.Ladyshipis polite affability, and 'lido of the whole, Family. Mr. 'WI tintseat and. Mr. T. GREArILLIL are; , 'gone to press, a, ce.w days at Audley End, with Lord •• Ba AV otooxe,,in their progress to Norfolk. . , The late Earl of'. Bit IsTor., by a Will made, some years ago, bequeathed his two I.l,4autifolpets Down. hill and iiiall,scullion, and &property of 4.0001. a 7 Ycjir, to the Rev. Mr, Ban.c E, a Clergyman in the Diocese of Derry, .dot in the remotest degree r . elateel to his - ,Lorddlip;, ~,- :. . :., . • . , 1 Tilt following Gentlemen time, been eleac.4 foi the v ear ensuing , to s erve •tb* - F..iiiint Offices h iri ,the Corpsrarion .of Poole, viz. MJA LK ST,II EE T, Esq. M .. ayor ;.,JAvais SEAG F. 4, Esq. Sheritri B . Er9.Nttri , LESTE Ft GARLAND, and Pt.rga joLirve, Esqrs. Waterl) 44f, 'Coroners; and JossN Wise, cipnt. .! ,:` v, .(`(l x & . . .41'11 1 - z—,•,- - , - 1 tut) salt Se .7 3 :814 Z 111 fi DtPill,l C , , t S11 2.1:*1 . 3* .t .' ` ft ~ .., .., V) L"941.7 , ..„.,,, .c-c4Nilssi9N lastr'iii.aC EN.P.r. ''';' 1 ' 1 ; t ,;.: • • ~..v. : , ‘..t.,... , mug % 'p i ,. I t !its . day - 704,.,110`4)rnmot,:stood tri,t so -,i4 •' ' '- . . the, .it4 'l -I. . siA , " I . ` ) To t ci ~ L,,,inint A cton.op :s acclil . rpel.„,, ft' .02... ci , inntittit:g „High ,Treail , ris:cq,tistsri . ;igf,()l.tA9lit of . ihe . three branches into ;; *hiciithe 4 slistal4. Edward ; JTI. • subdivides, than. crime, ~che o i r s ett' atis, to grove the . fats ; raid . in thC ''fr)(i l lf.metit: against the i'riNone r ai t he ,bar,_.. were lir4y rttate4 , :. by Ihe ,§0 1,1,C1 TO K. GE ME R At, , 11 . 0111, as 19 . 1 jgtV S Taking a retrospeoi,ve view of ..the f ac e } 4 a tr,ii torcus insurreaion in this, City on , the n,iglit of the 73‘1„91 . July last, the:Learned ,CpansPITI)VXFRI, it wqad . stili,b necessary. to Aroye that faCi la Rat ti. color evidgnce, though ,aJmost .itiniyers44., g e 1 114 if..., ted on,t).lp4e, inelanclioly prou'fs : within the iec01... , lection,A l ld commandiog the regret and itultia*:. , ;ion of every good and virtuous man in the , 5 .:091ii,u...,, 'city :-.-.adverting to the„,Fyklence ) liioUghi'f . tirlyao.4 on former trials, lie remarked, ii ,would appeatilmt ., after.the. two Witnesses, Mil4y NA., , :4.:14 114- 4.7 betn,compelled"to receive . pilfss.N„ che, 'm 4 6*(11 170, cent. topirty.lane, ‘tilic./9,,i11ey,,,h1 ~titlq,f9hqiigmy . carrigd..amtwb,jugates.lto.tljs,l,c!? 1,ruii4.)11r54141..9.1t 4. and .cp u prO t 4 of 'fficAppirsptlik t fl ~ T',ll) 1 ' .rff( ai tte.9,s itaking t a ennspicttho 144! 111 Rff,,th4tinidat4l : ,s,9i i . couraziog the rebel , .o4p.rtkrt a klek,feOittjo ; 'llirty-lane to Thomas t vrecr t I ,This,lsl% it ytottl t o variety, , of citeurnsta,t*e l s t l i }t wan ;. ( ,‘v,oll . ; ; ripl,:el t , o la ! rebel leader ,of most ( Ok,X, cif,eitmes,,,siTl ,RBO-,. ;rnoting the ' sangtiiqrx, g1iy05i.5....91, that nilly; When it became nece .ItsFy i ,„,to. ! lfo,titstui t til t e "'NY tt , nesses alluded to froth' Wiqpri,.trat i lm,,witete they iv F ie: , apprehended, to Kilmaip 4mgacq'al.d on tov day - , die) , Were from thencett - .eNtt lii,exatnii:lctl at. Ihe'„ Castle of Dublin, they 'recognized" the; Pthonsr, among the crowd. Wllicit siicrgettcd, • t itl.le. f.trPae in which they were, rs a l pr.tsop, (wlibsu wry., however, neither yet thep ,ft tic)a;) ard with uie a blunderbuss whom they distinguished ,in, 1441;.. „ , mas.street, ,on their , „return, ,Irom ,Di;ity. ve, aftiyq among, the crowd 'or pike,men , ,,,l?k, 11. n,,, 1 1) they. -were.epcitclEd, , : if die tenor clf i thp.En. a • I deuce . to. LAC. Adkilice4; 0011. in, the •Opinwp 6r ill; Jury..stipport,. the Apt, ollchetl ag . ainst tlLe I tr A: s n net,,it,wpuld,pie r a,diitureAdcred.equalf4ltnact,.,, Eis.4. ll Y)iilM , ctio, 3 t 3 0 .1 0 14,4 .. ( iiccii9C"., 2 ?:rigV e -',k , t nMix t ,4t 4'il , a).i.px 0.154, 1 ,qiir 6 - o)cy. ,,, f.t ,, ,sva i ttll, P,riA99e; , gf!iil)'•t,tift7S. ll r4fit l 3FT 1 1 1n(!)47C. 3 ,1P1i lute and,;lippr,t9l i tnyestig.3tion ot 0 , 1 9 . T, y, ) icje r ,c l on .7 14,tii tides,. doulii , slioutd ,s ci II i.o,iticre l ,t!) 'l?icii 7 1uipd5,,,,t.,4 tiuty ;51. -4Hoit i t le;Atrp t et v , ,..,0 1(046 imPgrAiMe. .*Y. ;hi' IgPCeO.Aliffo%Yllieb: he ITil. V / dolibt.geo t icgtenL4,,their, pri,sikies and costs. of (ion. WcOd igtuolously,obs'snvp. thFy , tvlji le” [ the plcasuTe tia,,iiitinit‘Livcc upsFitiivocal: . ,Just ice, Q. tlt F Vrtspner at die ,14p, t o acquit thcrnstlygs i 2 r, ; 89, importary,.. puldit.; Jute WIIII Jilt! nl i re,cryg : 4llpla, bilhicip of ,tileit.,o,Wp.' OlinclP,: ! ind : ulAiipatily n 4 ?, glotArsvial service ty,th:! connutinity 14ge.,,i1- %Vitoesses Aupputted the stitteinotf,,l,ll.st r.„ ing,. 'hart: c Plitoner„at, the bar wore a MA ; ' , Oven they 93W hint : ,nn • the Eight 4 insttc . edlikim aetivi autong the Rebels in Thoinas,,t:reet.. Thy ) both identified ltity,,aptt accounted tor their fit t :ili , y ; in doir,g so, by having seen hint tr.,:qu e! itlyillet irg , in that neighbourhood, where he was weil:lcnoWn ii'a man wtose ot;cupation wits th.it of '.N . `fa it.; Vii' l 'irlii.tire 'ldditigs of ko'nils fir rat-, 'fettirnitt • r t ydni?"tli"e' att6ar !phi' citi'i'hUtnat...stre,...r . 'cal tifg country.. IVani.w!l,t! fililed, i . n,iden i ily ing )1011)14 tUffic r a t tC4 - N4‘Can, Ott' aeCatitlit or a ' sutiticoNe 'l Tilt ' h ' ' Tiii":l; ''6 - OF . 4 )i . 'Or 4 &et in sig t, ca f , it a, t e ,t, sit...n. frig,t'svii - h Alai he` seize l,' fright, induced bY'tt el Ifitilts tised agaldit tli64 OWn'llv4ii if they , :did itot'i'akelip pikei'?3'rld ili i burtible when anti murder , o(:‘i,fileh` they) iy!ife ittVsses ) 4hen 114 - Caine 'as fir as 1 hoolas.43llt'eet p had been `tit 'soinedei'rie relieved, and haVi t nk" sein the Pristitier frequentty, before, who, at tilt:remain, tervals' in the dowse of 'his rnoventetits aincnil the 1 Rebels on . that.night, hail come within and or two yards 6f'the Witnest;liad 'nO hesittaiJoit lii6Or his identity: He descrlbett We tnltuter ill I wreli he held the blunderbuss, th'e, bilit:Ond,dowri*atd`st'eX. - fended from'hls body, ant) iii an oblique direticn, the muzzle approachinkliff right shotildef:"'' , ' MY. liiivNA t. LY in'the'defence,.was very animated sarkteltiipient against the hut rid principles by which the execrable 'crew' , who solig!,t the desfrOion of their •Conntry on that night had 'been gloated— 1 principles and atrocities. consequent on them, which, 'in itneient . historiCii‘feturds had no precedent, and - which .modern history equally, difelairris lcir any ' species of similarity, except the -treasonei murders, and massacres induced in the diteitable efforts in France; to build tin the ruins of Monarchy, 'ti, Re. ' public, which, under the sreciatti name of Liberty, , had not only ensured ' the d'estrtiAion of that 'OllO Populous anti 'flouriiihing en - unify within' itself, but 'disseminated her baneful inhence over all 'those' whom by tyranny, by treachery, or indiscriminate slaughter, fatally became conneEted With tier. The, conduCt of France to the ancient'Principalitiesnf Italy, some of which were Republicti On pure and successful principles,. no power of language 'Could express. But what was the liberty with which the once opulent Repuhlic.of Holland was to have enjoyed; - in 'plaee'of.that rational species - Which' by bravery they had Acquired, and-b;• 'industry ,t,and perseverance they had' maintained`? It Wag'tollave: their Navy manned with French Officers, theirCtitili.' try over.run'by French Vlundeters, and •nu vestige. of' traffic, no power of induitry, left'them.bat thew empty dykes t. thus was'. one of tlii finest Countries in Etirope.'hicome 'the elitist wretched, land a mien., tity.among those Nitloo - ..ivhiclt once dreaded- her pawer, 'or sought her alliince. - ' WO their:rodeo& ''to the SW's*, that Country Whet" ", Liberty., the, Mount:tin Nymph, had used to dwell," a lytiitliarel ' hiourable, or in teiy'degreeindre'enviatile ? '' No. In that Country,ionce the iivpiestof . Reiiublie.l-''sbe ' was iiaerilegiouslY'dragged . trom her faVoitrilelilVirr. and bound by F re n c h chains, tifieiPtlytiFretichl Plunderers, and held in terror by the . 5041:Wed axe 'al Mehl* F2 - kecit t ioso.: rs. . , i, , • , , t . ! . Thii (I.!ci,tratiot) 4.1 'liras at)lioirOce.'t fOr Freliclt .. , principles tie only thought it ilec6lary, tu rcite„ rate, kcanie b: concei vett the getlticnieri tic ,the. Jury 114 d ' thLin iii,:etkyd deiestatintm4 l e tvottld liowevei entreat them, while they decideirN 'the' asc oran tiduiipoiitc fellOW.C.re i ' - --"' ." .3 ' '"'"' 4 Urt, ,t9 ,urkik r i:f ;-• t .15.t.,..,.-- ~,„ ,tli .04 $ll f that ,tf the scale of juctic-, nri!thP prinet i rleq• wilirlr I t h ~ • n 't-r.ilie. -Ct0wn....h.1! .stQw.-,terl, iml:; . e e , g . ng , le - evirt'oce altr•re(4. tor. Irirlar Tn y Tt ,,• • ,•-•,;,,.... rio , -r al 111 htr,AililliNliAtakl-zDeit., equilibrj,),,,, it wolld he i' , eir imp .r.t!Le..: . dut ) to rr uro a vet-, / lid of acquit tal. He .lid r'it irl7•lrtcliil4- o:iriti'inflalil o- : , Wrtiles , r rs rr the Crown ; he,,,l'oi , r.'ii 0 . 1:4 : '-o;ije,t 1,,,,,r , ~,i, e t terNeliglit4lilitt the; rim t 11,, . burr, lve ,, erofilccti.;fl:ll jurlimen , 46etpr , iii.ter iiitia , ttitostulibezy , ,ri.t ,rir , ht l ipg.•- titistaken on a dark night, aitd .tr,tier , flre , iHihrt:ikr.,`Lt of rim t Jr!thttilt tittly ebn to Aid trhrt4c Lce.g la i4if (i. ity. The alibi to i.orport the Prisioliei 's defcner,- strlficarla to a' tntist,dxixiTerit charateri.4.tracq-411:111 she :,kt;ila.tik. tained within dotors in theu...ghbourbr)oil ot.l'ho'n4io..; street, atvitte - night of • sue' inctirred.ion.,, le-1F,41ite.. 4 might be foreettrlby. personir ahrovit.t,:wlip .kni)ci,el. - , at the ttoor,"•ind . rUrnoroutriirt,,rastitirling 1 -, r_mrn,.... 1 to. t'sicti Op pikitcpeanCjilin ,thel.sclizinuutiox. .544444, females tvith4t-ropiied,-..tturt, tlikrerrikvf-s4(nar•ro in x thit`house lint f.ttscsnon;; qn whi4244.llicilvowitiog ~,: I.)ffitiert , without rci+extecii,stevsuser t i4lie itittrthitiri t ri:f hniiinlesteliowlto.'renminedAnsretf•rity„thre 4&44,..4%! lii. ; iltot trlght,i 144irrt , the".. , impottaibliiitylklrtheitriutrvri had - t heriwitihed - la eflittki D i -the istrecvatodar , l ll 44iitg.:l hdeti faittinitlititi tire truisiriet,r di nattalailtl4o he jtic 1 Antled.'ilv•itMeneef, ttiat- thcPslirtstioer ,taros' not iibw• pasqeiiitwitof tri bl tie coat, .whigh ici wi t t i (4. 4 4,4 e1 ,11 1 1 1 4 t.triviottriildr seiert.Vpre v iotisy ea rs tvitlenct,w4o I 44ed toilitstkin his defence. , ', (ialv vOurse,of tes:i4 r , 1 nreirof ivithscsici Mr. ki ' Nia fly ,to spc.k .40 0411( 1 44 p i n I ts'hi.th (muted Mr: Phtilket' to' reply .to..hitn. ' 1; ...; Itartth' , DAti.ve' , l4lfavirtg , sufrimed %I' .411. e v% i.ift , io/ 0 i 'and tt r •vartta tlieNjuiy,in ~l_trtanncr.!it !iect,+,tries.rireft, r , ,le;St'to vlike, wstis...gisakeitisviiil equ" ,, l..crindour,. , cl4a f ,..i . neis'initi tttrtsmiertattiott;. the /jury r extolled , A i vet J 'lei: —i.i/Vbe4rlmittjr,ji. , ,ti,tl: , l: .. +• • •_, - ' ,ai -., 1 ' • j_r,!-e rir4 , ,,,J. • . ..,,.P., —4,41:: ; l'ir..)4 1L1'.,...... ,r. -4 Iresthrdayi tntitning 7thie .ont:43*Sts.aL 4.11 e sbriditos• isvere .touhttil sthr:-the iiist,ttitsiesbplft tio)644ptlitt :: : ;of shy , Rietuif a ril'foopi ;,tititik,rist ski ~ evettingilthts4 •Yieriitian.ry7trtutiftred'ak, , ittuabf seallerhight;.' ~ R'+,, i t , ' Red6mii; Ai , ho.ft reti at h 'nits tilf . : irs)t pe Ney. , ,,P4,.: : , !son, th'lrilteh-recibvotled. ithiervitastlertrttilykalAtt No.. 'vivito. wr4l l •rtinr.' , :ttinvitt4isipwitlo4poiscat dir: lias a !pbiiliksiiiiiiaiitetttp r .* 4 .. ...k, '', .., . 7i, • 1 , 1J;1 1 .'t! p , itt,14,.:4* `,.5. , --; 4.•,...1,414...4. , • 'ri moteP 1 -'.' . LOT-I'o teyt A tid.' 3.- . • 'slit fit c* ! •i .' . -. 1. "CAI 4. Iti L dEr', lihhilMiri':) . net', Tijt ! , in .t 7 .cirryrr,': flititiri lea v itilittlul, ffifbitrlst, if;ft rgi'ei'ilit'oy:,?.. a nkt'Sr'.. -, Pierre were were ctossly. bloFk i aried by the, thirist ., ;:tiii . ;;: i dit i oils. ° litbi'7,'Veik tefcal)ett *froltillialki PI) tt• ti j , ' f ins. ! tMg" t EA"f a l a i' hie: ' l l . aft ttel'cifUnn-VirtasYtiiltte443.ol) i'elt_Otiiti itig) ,rnilicildiltelfirliiiAk /tf 3 thevF.ggli+kii , ' i Tl r di& N ! " t itt(gi-vr4tlieliriiitftrAni P6tlf64itanithviett. 2 4 tftratifitrtill ifilliiithi''oft'li% illirn i cl,:-liv'ai4i4 titer !tttr i ntetlUirclf 6 MkhtittrUco f t??tv ter +'Litit i. ',4 4 ll: - ttioqtr . ifiCtiiiiiiii is fiyX if All lii . Ic4 AFelft''irttro4ititintO 1 'ai',el3i4etisell''tf l i t, ble'llieoVerntii'leAroiA atitivOit siii6l/ dltt?selfirivritiP:ifii*edilrifift 4 1 4 i, thiV , lt4titittlilyi efiVaffiri Pfklk,v;tnii VOrkii6oirititikiiiko tilAstf ,, tA't 'oriEgilic,VhlVlta4ell ‘i 9tVic.fiti) ligpoihite tI ' r , AI ell trjail 1 ~._ ‘ e * %.' ' a il li . iluttOfiT,rWshit hltrefeWiltiii at . rttit4 i llr Mitirlaiii''vailli l !t)tiudetu.litA4r, , ,i4 tviAmi ~, , e 1.. .,54.1 it...., , ,, v.,. .01 Gltrfitco7, 4i,....n i , 4.1 , 4 ## '\tf is riii, esttirtYAVAlb;Alitt i , 944 , VVY a.% ifl ( ' .'"f' tin ' k CiS)'e . ; u tti l iv *. doit"N6tfdtifiosi`Sii7L; V' f -, t' l " ' e * , My , stAilfsig : lilar't e u sitttlfin"tif ( !helln!".,:thituott hi' tfle 'I4 I LPR/fkif 'Sv.',l736;iiiin'Airirt' 4 eititieittelyAiirs Otiiiik.', l° lhtlitigto4,l4'uii#ll6' . :Hektoittii)utii oo dui4 Rh' (..'ilfs'figit? turvithfclfir 'ffi4 ii *lkcavin socioil ertiqiiii k tiee * .t,' tiiiii i:fl‘ti fhtitoillichtureriPlibkviti forik.d tali'Mti.. Nitl4:l ioTtitolitni , 'tt milt liilree'lie4iogterloa pitiyett "taliiieclit* ft.' 1111-IteY s si.e.ie kithi4 a roillye ett6rOiatti_ptiat'tf a ir6iff ii ' '''t MI tviirill &l el , , es - ei;t- iii(4s'tkti'al tfr l, llSiiiiii' ie t.killitLt!i;. 0 , 41 , ,p0ri0n..44 c TiAiti viiiSiblg i iiiqtfil iiiistigt4‘ !i4li:iir;4ltl`; ha v* , Ilie - ent CA it drill by• iiikliSh! kr:relfc PI; Witt 4.te 1, t ftlitA : Prii a ittt The Triß3lbl, iv4s'brAtrOi4l 4 l;f l 4o 141A0Shoirpittri Viiief; ( l344lliTagrnit) ?tHieflt,443 l 4,ai fiintinitt chi imi raiS igli ll i?riOttir'. • 'Belt ty eek l ,ql ft j 4 * anti , si le ii; pit . se* t kers' 6.1 :i! in ihe ''illatt; , e' vessel; ithd 'a , i 'the ' likei tii,li Ctrtii ts' ini,4iept' all, ierilfOrtitritines,u the 'inrtabit rants cif St. I))mingo arerhytfi' in iffi . di - rettiotii: . Exo . K.A.c,T iy4., 4 1, ET {Pit I..itora I.:.atr.At.trtt iN rc. , , ; • , _ L , , • DititFA) j Ili. V 5. " I. 4re, has b,:.en I I fi.4: , ilays ag()' lil eitra:g,4tinii off the .Mole, be twee o the con voy of a British' MM. chant Fleet and a Frencii,.plpt+ 91 War and 'a Vrii,. . gate, of Nvilit:ll the result was, th:it tire SlOop or w a c w A s LOtep, and' the,P . ...ii'saie seliti s ed' into 01'6 Male, after a lass of foitk !lien, The cause is 44 yet ,kpowp i ,blit it 4 jirgsittned the Ftench veks'efs would e pot answ - er the, saltttes of Ole fitirtfsii Ship pt . thi . ,4llp a nd a Frigate. I hope di:. irmy , 4 th 4 F case, i for if War tie tigc . ;l4red, ~iie 01,,ii be badtf''ufr il.ere,",,;, .„ :,:. ' . -,. -.. i CO' r• , • ,• .. . „ Tele TWEAIItI!. The ~,sprigh tiy Corn •dy ' of M r 4trat f lem w a s repr6eoted last: night at (:,;- yerit Garden Theatre. J,F.'W I 3 liiid 4 . ICI4 oltld animation in Archer. IVlrs. G t . o v 'At enters d ti,rn the erne spirit of .Nr St s, aves . char4o cr. yet sof:ened som,e ,pierts of the dialog4ethat htrongly havuor of tlc frse times i n which the play .wa written. 'File tempered vivacity Or Dor;nara shits ‘c:y well with !be - 1; encx4l , enann“. of Miss I\IARR I() T. if I\l UK. DUNN S cry ,5 hotdered upon the ()mai, it was very diverting in effe6t, atlfast to his ad:nieces in ,tile rr i tper.r,egr?lls. , • 411144' Love, , the layourite i'lay of Its Atitlont, Ptt Val N 4 wAr be ainypg jhe early revivak - at Co.. ,vol l _ f ilk:4lden 'Theatre, KliNtll I. t tins( Mrs. :ilia. .pvt.is ill,, of Course, he veryattradive in Anthoi L y and. CdipAatra, as they have pever been seett in those . , Cli a9i) , e r$ , abet, CoOtt.r. will dauntless be au excel. lent fiev‘:,l;u t , j.. re i stcalay the , Ciran) jury, at the Old 8ai1 , ..y, 100 Three 13,tlis,of Indittinent against Rdbert iiilett, ,(ir imtht-izling . proverty of the Bank,. purporting to' e, Emdiequer , hills. l'he Dci,9ty' Govt.: nor, M!.13144; Kr. (..,0e,n.; , ,e1D, and :twelve name. ivie.: T , n5473, - ; 1- g a t ili,„, a. 4 1 4 4 %-sip l y,, we ...4,;iamitra, it the fast or th,, , ,, ),pr;sspL., titertattiments 'at tlit It.y:tt C.ircti': ; (4 . etiiise t ie 4 l,loose will hecrowded with 114 , infest 11:ashionahle 4 GOinpony. li.c N ) . vciiy .in (neva/A two for /119tpLy next ii tot t!lat'" )-t i, 6 , Kt of 0) , .111 d fur tiii Bttiertt ... if - N..:„Q1,,,,, W role !diehtS, :EN Actir.g :A mazef vol 49litor i at tha Thew re., t:, e . 1:6,',,„ ha ve.,17)1 4 g jt . ,F . ld in the highe.,t estitnation. 5,,,,,,,, ia l 14v e r k ie -- tz ikt ! rnters will .111/1:0 (kit lent ari,ear,.. anee z and a variety , of .AttnisertvAils, 'hitheti4 tin.. 13 reticdi ityg,7 l o,ll , k9ee; the grirtirmt - r Tullis. W