The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-20 00:00:00

- ,- a put. ~:A~:.5. ♦RRIUYD. I llnburgh THE SUN. tO4lll l GUIS ascLitC YLLIUNI AUDZAT? LONDOAT,'OCTOBER zo, 1803. Sqt. i t c Dettlt 2tl g ditto 3.t G ditto r.h lc ditto tith g ditto 7th t i ditto 16 4 , lpw Cases. 23 ditto.' 29 ditto. 46 ditto. 1,7 ditto. 4140. VRICE OF STOCKS, v a ts DAY AT T O'CLOCX. Cu►:buls . • S 2 Omnium - . Wtt this morning teczived Neuf-Y ark Papers to the 7th ti'r. We BIC COPICCI'ned to per. c-ive that the NLiignantTever still raged at Yew- York. Tie following as the returns of the Board of lie.ilth. f.ir the first six days of September. veiol arrived at New. York in eightein da - y4 from Cape Francois, brings an account that the In habitants of Pint had Made overtures for surrttaleriog that Port to the British, who h a d continued very strittly ro'blockade it. Tlit;se`l'xpers itati the death of Adrnital VI et:A.. Rue joY .I,;..Ei..Governor of Martinique, at — that 'si. od, aril likewise of N;eirni, one of the. State Prisonets etintii,&l' at Fort George 'during the late. an:lriliriraitor. lie died at Poughkeepsie on thc 33111 of ,Aksgot,, Yestentorrnriinint `f . lifilit,'MAlTiTl ;tild ' , tlsc IrefriCt . .ssfs, ttie Dint!is of Ky. ND anti CA kIDb P. Old 45ditt dresSrO, "Walked to St. Georges Cli.~lrel, whet -tht.y- heard a Sertiv.n 1)01E 7 tr , ,t” IA Chap. 24B!)Ok of Kings,.and liirr of rh 3.;:b Verse - 44 Tor I will (I..fctitt this City to save it for my own sake." Ar ten n'einektßlNcEssßs'Air.t.iitariti ELtz.k . .• • • . Lady Cl/ANLEY, took an- airing In an open'cil riage dirotigh E %ion._ . . -,Thel'it Nc; r WAt.,r4 via a large party of higher circles, ,ditard on Monliy•last with di Earl Cr,,FttmoNT 13eiktley,scptite, 'The plan of the Rqyal it-view of the Volunteer Coro tif the Mettovolis hati been altered ; aid it ii,nnukset , lt,l OA it all the Regiments Eastward of Tempi! ore It% be reviewed by Llit MAJPATY. k' II:, on Wednestlay next ; and those of ttt WeNt et (I ti,t town on the Frid.#y following. Yevettiay mor ::org the Marf , r aud ( ;rporitino , n 16.1 e WiLds r C.Lvalry in lull ,r LL !.:.ed to the arid church in pro. c , L , 11 4t d Li St-;vice. Pr •; erplaces have heel. a! , ., , oiottti ln, ~socAl!lre, dilt , t. os• t liis.Royalirlighriefi6PßlNCE L i. 1 ,0 4 elf CLoncE.Tift, for the a , ..etnbling of r g Cartb, and I)r.dt in itie a ctin 011:111.,•16\1*. . Ott sttad , v List His Royal Highness . the DUKE of E t a L ANT) at, 1 Statratiendo.l I)ivirie Service at Bristol ca:nedral, vn eparatory t(i the Comma:Ai 9f the Severe District, Dr. RAN,- delivered ;in energetic. diicourie from I ,peak as to wise men, judge ye v...h.)t s y iNftcr, service, Hi 4; Royal li ig fi ness , , ;.? C 311 d C BisALLitt Pi"ceetied to , Qtt;een't.-stilhire, w',ere the B.!cifordsbire, Wiltshire, and Rut. the ,Royal Bristol I..ight ./-19rse ers,, the Royal Brktol' 'Volunteers, and it in of ArtilletY,. ‘sere d.awn up ! ' His, ,Royal along thr front of the line, ..the the .vlayirg " God ,save the Ktc.g," Afturwartli 'cite Officers of t i l ii,:v.ntV.i'ginictas finned a circle tound,His Roy .it Itighnes;;, in the. celiac of the square, whe n Colonel 13A t.t.ty iltlivered a very ltandsope and crergt''ic:Aditre. s3, Ocinvkii!' , e of the thanks Of. the Uoyal l.ristol Regiment ,of Volitotevr Infaniry, and their ackw,wledgments,to His Royalllihne4s f or liis great atIKI nyttked attention to vi,trds them. ills Royal ugliness returned a suit abte reply,.and . op his leaving the the spec.. tAtors, whose nuinbers ;were itnitteme, j Inca the Regiment in a general shout !)f acclamation. General GASCOIdNE arrived at Dristol on Sun. day, to succeed His Royal Highness in the Corn. Island of the Severn Distrid. The ltoyal Westtninster Militia, the greater part of whom 4.. tr quartirett in Siteert,ess Garrison, .had Gr.l a Viehr.day yesterday morning, where they , woLt through their different evolutions . ,and ma. tateitv rem to the entire sitisfatiinn of Lieut.-Colonel CLytittittow, their Commanding Officer. The s h o ps being all shut, in observance of the General ast , a tut ;lowlier of the inhabitants, who have ydly fltned tpeinselves jilt() a WlunteerCorps, , attended, for the purpnteof takiog a lesson, On Friday 1,1 M.tilr General Fnrril rivid'at DrOrrisweli C tt) take the c , olm nil of the Bri.. gads lately 0n‘1,3 the ortit rs of M j , )r-Genetal S;r EYltt OOTE. el-ven o'clock, the M Geperal inspected his Brig:4 , le, tvh:c l a consists ofkr 24th Infantry nl the Line, tw n - Regtakents' of Militia, and a small deriiclittient t f Artilkry---IlKir strength i abe,ut two thoukand rank anti file. , The Royal Wert*` Lip (JO Militia we're reviewed a few days sit.re at Nutman Cross, by Niaj ,, r-Gene.. STUART, who was pleased to ex - , Tess, in gene- . rag order., the highest aati , failion at the pried , mire of dicivline of the Reginlent, arql congraiu. latcti colonel Lord IVlll.strz-ron. on : having the ontrtna , d of sn complete a Corps, in respe4 both to Offi, t rs and Mrii, 'The Li n e(ilres . Inn Rifle Corps has joined the - '3d Regitnent of 'Loyal London Volunteers,. 'and . it is soppohed that thp 49r40n Cav4lry 0111140 be at; NAPAL NEWS. PLyNt.umt, OcT. r S.—Arrived the French Ship Privateer L'ilventure,4l3Jurtleaux, commanded by Captain Gmutort, mounting 18 guns, with 140 men, captured by the Atasta in lat. 49. 20. N. long. 22..}0. W. after a cline of 18 hours. The latter re-taken , the St. Ma'y's Planter, of Liverpool, Captain joNEs, and, the . Rival Edward, of London, Captain Mutt e:41:), both From Jamaica, which had been captured by tile above Pt vareer. These two were re.c,iptured by.the iliasta on the 2d inst. Mr. TRIMMER, l'.ll2t.master of L'Aventurt, spoke the Allrog,' of LondOn, DizscALL master, in lat.' 49. 12, N.. long. 23. w. Go the 15111, he spoke the'Yoang South Sea mart) of London, with a Dutch Prize, 'in' long. 't 3. to. West. On, the 16111, he passed seven Sail of the Jamaica Convoy, having with them La Loire Frigate, viz. Pfliifia,n Den:, West Indiaman, and Ariadve, of London, and the Lady Parker, of St. John's. ,The names Of other thiti he did not learn. • Arrived the Princtof Wahl, of 98 guns, Rear., Adaiiral,CALoott, frOm the Channel Fleet. Sailed the Ca/odin of 74.; and Ardent of 64. guns, to join the Channel Fleet. Po ILTSMOUTH 9.—Arrived the Leviathan Man of Wa'r from jaiwica ; Venus and Diana Fri.. gates ifrom,,a cruiie. Sailed the E . u,:;dice Frigate to the Westward. SREERNEsi, OcT. 19.—Arrivefi His' Majesty's Ship Peufhpe, Capt. BROUGHTON, at the No t e to relit. During bee.cruize off e. the mouth of the Elbe', in compitly with' the . iiildkorcade, Clyde, &e. who ;are blockading that port, she has taken it r.umber of small critft. - S,iiled the CanAa. Gun.brig for the Dawns. Yesterttly tlr. Ar;adlle was taken into Dock, to receive some slight Tartars, after which sire will be imniedia Tel commissionea.--; Mr. WH wiy', the Mahter Attendant at this Port, is3ust returned 'from ItamT•tte and Marpte, where he ha 3 been, by dirt:llion of Admiral f r .,.(Yrd KEITH, arranging plans Cot . mgleing the 'Fishing Smacks of utility in the event of an invasion : they are to carry an eighteen.pound carranade, worked on a owe; tit is going to the Coast of Susseximmediate. ly, where the same regulations are to be adopted. D 2 AL, O r. 19.—Arrived yesterday after Post, His Majehty's Ship L' AVe , with the Oporto Fleet w,tier Convoy, anti brought in with her a very fine French Brig Privateer, which f.he captuKti with her 81,11 1 in a calm. .; ivea xhi r inornin the Milbrook Schooner from a Cruize r ff Ostend', 'and sailed this aftr..rnoon for ti)e.!•;irne the Fray Bomb and Pature Sloop •trotn the Nore• gird the Cofflia Gun-brig Crory a CrolLe. .Sailed 2',41:g1a for the NOie. tx‘#.Eßl.not., 17.—f-Tl)e Ceitedomia,. tie N. D loon, 1, nt ilevee, arrived at New; Yotk—Apoke the kerse, , l Loved Keith, 11; . K.ris . i.usr, from Gdr. enn, in 14it.,45.1«i 3Q. all ',ell. reartifir, Vlc,oit2, frntn nenee to fitio, is put into IVl.rrstranci, in S,vedetf, "with toss of topiii,tsts, ,boats, and othfrr ti,tontge. Tho rAeroa, RpFlt.(ll - 4, from Stet.. tin for this port ' 'at Si,•l y. Tlie.Rebercca; BATtdAtrp ' front Virginia anti ILti port, for Amsterdam, at the texel, "1:11e Stoik, }tont r:ml rr, hence for • Africa„ tatssp,,k,v on the 24th Sep:. in lat. .+3. io. hy the Fgryptienne Frtgate. iv, Of the S'a/i:y, frotn . Q, , n.bee, spoke no the 4.th ult. 'Off' St. tarn;ib4s, the itfaty,,Capt. O,wALD, from this port for. Quebec, out 37 d tys. 0,1 the: 24th in'iat • t. tong. 35: 30. spoke the ilyrortz, Capt. BOYER trout Greenock for New Vatc, out 13 days, islet well. '.‘ • Efxtract of a Letter frorn . Capt, Ar F Lsce to his Owners at Liverpool, dated on board tile French Prigate Poursuivante, oli'charicstoti.bar, zest August, rBc3, ." MEN-•'-'I am extremely sorry to ac. quaint you .of the capture of your Ship'Juno, under my • command, by-the above Frigate, on the +tit instant, 70 leagues from Wilmiroun, whom I en. ,gaged (though site was of. 66%;1% superior force) two hours,. when, having two men =killed, my !pate wounded, and- the lane shattered very much in bull,. masts i sails, and rigging, I was obligtd to strike— ,. the French Ship mounting 22 Irench 24..puunders, a nines, and 330 men. When we struck, they 'gave us three cheers, and ordered me on board, 'where the Captain received me very .kindly, return. 'ed me my sword, and let me have part-of his cabin--- he expressed his surprise . st our fighting s o lung against so superior a force; but knowing I h a d a set at the bravest fellows that ever swam salt Water,. I was determined to defend the ship to the last ex: iremity: On, the 9th, I had spoke Capt. IVI4G INN Is, 'of the ship Lord ,Ntelson, front the Havarmalt, who informed me, that there was a large French cot.. vette, La Bajoneau, of 20 guns and one hund re d am ) fifty men, would sail in a few days after him, thought this was tile vessel, hut tv)t being willing to risk an attion with one cf such superior force, attempted to escape under cover of the nighti , atid . ateigh n t :, . 'lost sight of him, io half an hottyligyt a light o cask which sent a drift and hauled on a w ind, bu t , ' contrary to my expeetattons, at one o'clock in the 'morning we iountl 4iin close a stern ;. the Captain • itcknJwiedged, that if he, had not had a very, gttud bight:glass, our intended deception would have had desired et t, .1 Cannot help Mentioning great ,support x re.ceived froth 19 r. WETtilittltß A t . 11el , kiengt Wurkint. the .guns on the qtsarter deck, and frm his attentif,n in !seeing the powder passed upin safety. 'The French CAptain on taking possession of •the . 7roio, ending she was not in a situation to proceed fol. France, determined to go for Charleston, where we arrived on the Ifith, hut "the American Government refus ing both, the frigate and her prize to enter the port, the Otptain means to take out. our cargo and burn the vessel. _1 ..regret very much the loss of the limo, she being a' fine ship, and fitted completely in every respell. . I haVe, however, to say, that I did my utmost• ri) save her, .and hope and trust my endea yours will. rneet your. approbation.." Intelligence is stated to ; have been received from Admiral CoRNWALIAS, off UshaM, that the Erae— Mv's force in Brest amounts to 7 Sail of the Line, 4 Frigates, 7 Sloops, and smaller vessels, all ready tor sea, with accognmodations for a consideruhle land /force; . . We. understand. that intelligence has been receiv ed from our Cruizers off Ostend, that an unusual hustle was observed on that part of the Coast on Friday . lat. Large bodies, of Troops were seen marching towards the Port, and , it was iuppcsed that an embarkation from thence would very speedily take place. The number of vessels at Ostend is believed to be greater than ut any other part on the Coaq. IMMediately after the late attack upon Schelling, as the - Antelope and the Ruby were stretching, during the night, along the Dutch coast to the westward, a. flotilla of 14 sail of flat-bottomed boats were seen close in with Kykdown, a.very short distance from the mouth of the Texel, skulking alon4 shore, with the view of reaching the naval depetts in the Masse or Scheldt. An attack being 'immediately resolved upon by Sir Stptitir.Sm ITU, the Antelope and Rsky stood as far: in as.. their draught of water would, with .safety admit,•in order to cover the attempt. Their design, however, being discovered, the Dutch sailors ,ran the 'whole.of their flotilla on the beach, and gave the alarm to a. regiment of French soldiers stationed in tkat quartet., who instantly commenced a. , heavy.fire upon the boats of our ves. sell, which were. by this time approaching the shore. A .I,4:broadsides from the ktibi and A. ?elope soon silenced the enemy's fire, and ourleamen completea the service on which they, were , sent without any 'further interruption, and without the loss.ora. Man, having Carried. off .one schur, and Ales! royeerthirteen. \ The schuyt which has been taken, is. stated to be of a very light draught of water, ancl,.it is Sir SIDNEY SMITH'S intention to have her immediately fitted with three 24.. pound .catronades. - • • It is said that the Mameluke ELPI Buy has re~ ceived a notification from the Right lion. Mr:. Se. 'cretary YOune, that he cannot be received at the Court of St. Jone s 's. On the r2th inst. the Garrisbn of Dublin, consist.. 'in - 4 of two Brigades of Artillery, two Regiments of Dragoons, a -Battalion of Light Troops, and up. wards of four thtlosand Infantry, under the corn. moo d o f MAjol.General Sir CilArtt Es AsciLL, were reviewed in the illcuoixt Park by Idtrusenalt.lle. neral previoui to his the C,ersind of the Forces in Ireland. Nothirg coul t (otos) t h e Irood appearance and high state of discipline of: the *froops; the various movements were executed with the greatest regularity and judgment, and up.' on th e Wh o l e i t was admitted by ; s e ver a l Ge neral. Officers present; that a more Military Review was never exhibited. General FoX was pleased to ex. press his approbation in the strongest term's,. The Yeomanry of Dublin mounted all the Guards in the City, during the claY. Government have, it i 8 said, resolv i ed upon adopt. ing some measures relative to the Catholic Clergy of Ireland, which, without infringing the principles of toleration, are intended to prevent the influence of that poweifill. body of men from being prejudicial to the . State. Ir is stated that the .1.4 of their antharity :over the lower orders- being in. disputable 'and granted, they will be rendered so far responsible for the use they May make of it, as ' to be liable to depri nation of the sacerdotal character, :and, perhaps, other puoishment, whenever any con. siderable portion of their congregations shall be detected in Seditious pradicei. • The Reports which have been in circulation- re. speeting the ; measures that have given disgust to the 'Volunteers are hardly t;redible, considering the state °rale Cotintry, 4lid the responsibility OfMinisters, kit there can be little doubt of their truth. A strong instance of this extraordinary condufi cutr.zci respeaing the body of Atcrtsrs who were 'about s to form themselves into .a Volunteer Cnrps. Lord HAIL Ft 1 NaToN highly approved of the ',rapt:). ;sal when it was sulunitted to ,hint, and desited them not to be discouraged if they should not be able to muste;v strong in 'numbers, as they might be render, ed peculiarly useful by , their professional Some of the leading Members of the Profession exert.. ed themselves with great zeal', and a,very,tespect. able body would have assembled. 'A Drawing had been made of the intended uniform, a nd every thing ;was ripe for adion, when a Letter was sent by Lord 1 - iinsafti signifying that :heir' services 'Were nut ;necessary i 1 1 E. 'DioKitts, Esq. of Loddington Hall, near Up. pingharn, with a true loyal spirit, has presented to Government two pieces of Artillery. ..The offer of 6oGentleinen of thE Town of Stock port to form theruselve into a Company of Itifietnen, to be attached to the Manchester Corps, has been accepted by Government. Upwards of. ts,oool. have been 'subscilbecf in Ken t , generally and locally, in aid of the Voiun. seer Corps . of that" County, the half of which is deemed sufficient for all, the Forposei w.inted. Pikes. are . now delivering from the Ordnance to the Commanding Officers of several Volunteer Corps in. the County of Kent. AMERteAN CAL/CULATION ItEr ECTING Loins. mullions of dollars (the price of Louisiana), calculating more than a ton to every to each o f t h ens ) i t would 375 waggon to Carry, it ; waggon, would req uire stmt (allowing tour horses require igoq horses, and they would make a string of 'five tulles in length—rthe money would au rt forty shilli ;64 o-sOldnvs a iettifo trinnti seieit years anif a h a lf, pay at, h_ MARGATE, OCT. it, • MR. PITT, accompmid by Sir ,SAlisuer. tarry, the Colonel Commandant_of the Troops in the Isle of Thanet, met this day at the Town. hail, the - Dettuty Lieutenants of the Cinque Ports. The principal subieft of consideration. was the means of_ providing for the .defence of thc....several.. gates-or-passages through the Cliffs in the Isle of Thanet. Upon this and several other topics a very long conversation took place: each Man suggesting his Opinion,' but every opinioa bending. to. the decision .of 'Mr. who acted as Chairman. on the occasion. The remit of the deliberations was an arrangement to somewhat the following effea. That all the gates, 4niauriting in the whole to twenty,, its the-Island, shall be stopped up, with the exception of seven, which shall remain open until the mina] alatin of Invasion, whet! they 8190 shall be stopped. 'The manner of stopping to he with a wooden harricadOe in front, and the opening behind that to'be filled up with earth. At, each of those gates, including•Broadstairs and Kings. gate, ten men are, upon the firing of the beacon, to ;Inca& Those whoure tO go to such of the gatei as are until then to remain open, are to be supplied with spades, pick.axes avid pikes ; those at the other g 'testi with pikes only. The pikes to be furnished by the Co: lonel.Cotnitrindant of the Distriet ; the 'Other insut. ments by the LantLowners,for whose aceoininodation the seven gates are to remain open. 'Each of the on men to have a superintenctint cr id the whole to be chosen from among those. persons who are not already engagedin the Public Service. Mr; PITT recommended to tick& them from' an 4 . qv Class under the General - Defence Bill. are n t p ? poi be ntd meadtecitiltihsimliniernornfestlitieciey.of tie 'n6.l IO be be Waggos.-25 waggons are to be prov i d ed for the occasional conveyance of the Volunteers ; thirteen for those of Margate, eight for Ramsgat e, three for Broadstaira, an d three for Saar. Such waggons to be at a quarter of an hsur after the firing of the beacnn at a fixed rendezvouS in t heneighhourhoo d of the different pl aces mentioned. Ear wa ggon to be provid e d w i t h t our h or ses rivers b thike (14Y4---Plov-ifrions for the- drivers, one-truss -of tali and four bushels of oats for the horses. Every waggon to he employed in this way is foith‘ith to oars paibted on the back an inscription. sivifylng,rbe Corps to which it is to be attached. This to be done itl . orOer to prfwent corituskri on any s udden a' ar l a f f a o ls r r P ti a i t e n o i y outer purpose ix] tote ei cot ofnv~it~a. with that view, every ClicinC` " be furnished with a certificate fro , t he m Commandant, upon ,such owner signing an cr b g a 3 t g li ; ment, which is to he done without delay' will have his waggons at the place of r endezv°u s on the alarm of invasion wiihtri the rime already sf cc:4 fled, under a certain penalty, rl3 the waggons arc to they ss tu b co e a rm y v a e l i c i t o oe r: . a y . vete;lAile.iisl:Tioaatslditc)Cee classes e n r irtovvtielsgleca,t,rnices'airapnl7:o3:yhtcoed‘ t i i i t g. :,; c : lg c " h:: ( r h ) i. e s et e: o r s p i ru fr tbi a lic r s: Purpose, are with toe huses and to be. :held in readiness t o be removed at I: n r to het the Colonel , 'Commandinr,• but no P rnvi . l % o se wa. rgcoTis"etod u h n e le- enip b lOY'e s a Pec i i :: l ciiairrtry4tii:gthaw.)..3-' fir st And faniilies of 'the p ersons to w h om !hey ba ng, A infirine !WV . she women, children, the aged an- „i 4, , bow On this resolution being reach „,, se I his Acitstots , observed, and Mr. PITT n rbc wish tilayt should be made public, th at s a r , n ot firing. of the beacon, no %chicle cif sass.ki n sv ed to engag e d in t h e p u blic seivice, %%wind be all° p , Pass out of or return to the Isle of Tionet 1 b 11 l a bo l other road than that of Saar , and ther;,,fialetr; obliged to turn off the Canterbury r oad at uPlitr whence Frvertiham, &c' ivctF lu h 4° t il e f r t s haelnh b y: e uyg° a mgf p : p :y r ht o te'l i, nr y woc ia oa t egf e eg :l lVl°l l rs : consequence of a bribe 'to the.ciwners, the latt! . # Oll well as the persons bribing, shelf be subject severe penalty. doder,,s, A ctg: s lrnee a ta l wi l toi ; g h ag e tndoh p ne lic eiac e nti s eve o mf f toylai r o e ds n ie d rende zvous t t c i Q e the Sussex' Coast, or thaiitiepfx.asireteBlntiliK'trilri'atlikltice:JJ:licie_f. nttgu '°I.111;. it. Such appe are d so b from the manner in. which be spoke 'of COnveyrtilt,; otii-cpitor°v4i,tisoiaitcteortllienglvisetna.ntcoe.'tlate° froin die clu4" gons, which was ordered; an'his stigestions one of the` Deputy , Lieutenants originally I't" I"' the opinion . of Mr. P si,, only one day' b prowl A iiin. - 4te d the Mr. PITT 'remarked • tits t i d t rir w v a r s " r f . :: ' l :; : el r 'vv :r :g el et; *.lggons '4'lJUld match at least at the - -i „ e tar ryititi .milesana a half an hour... :Each wag''' . • za men and arms, See. in . s l t. , on which day . . tric T lc l , le u ' R nd i e b‘ r e-I ' n' a G st e r n o e n f g al is ' et u r i t: s t l :n l Ni4Vrreitivocti..til:tlthlt2:th: pa CtimMission Court, and his tr i " l"ed (Ur q t r Yde' day. The Special Commission for the trial of f the nest day, suns charged with High Treason in the L.: o2 ' o :w Was to be, i:Lturim WaS opened at Carricktergt,s' 0 0 f lui „ r , a d ICI I4sts atter which it" was immediateiy adjoUr''' ori ne WaS 'Arraigned beforc ,tlie 01 r, others of be / 241 ' Special Commission is expeeted t° ir e tbe A dia P t e cl w y made out at Dublin, fn. the. tri ,2ll ? !. iv ,i,o and ,Ternii i r : e te rt ln t i h u e rg s :ri t : n a g , sseottfe. itavlniocfliwcohr:7,:etelrceeni.,,cr procweehaeend tuhle,onb.usiness of the curntnisst to be tried before, the usual I,,:otuvnission or '":1 11 , latter end of this month. 4 r v irri . Died OnSUnday l a st at Penzanc e, aged s'l' BAINES,'%iIe of Captain BAINES. Last week a - party of eighteen Tradtonent s/,cr lamenting the distress o f the piesent timc!,, ag re ed „ ... to dine at Kiiburn.wells,. on the tell Cod, !.,,,,,i(0 'filical dinner,- viZ. '4. dishes of boiled cod, 1,,,;.'.e,,, of fried inks, 6 boiled chickens, 4., boiled 1 i j o k:os. .4. roast geese, 4 roast ducks, and 4) roas t 0 ,, ,i,ia They' were all punetiial to - theit J01002'7,4 bier after regaling themselves With dm iilove'rithit id lint* ut wine per man, it was rescAve rainglay future their meetings shou:ti be continuel _ .e . vi ,i„ instead of weekly, until there shouldio OP _ e..rs. .irrti V. .. S ,