The Sun. — London, England, 1803-02-16 00:00:00

Y., i ili I' .E,R I ei,l, -I'' if ,l'' ..4, I. ~•1 II ;?.. ''4 . I , .~ HOUSE OP P2ERS. TUE'SDAY, FEBTOJAItr 15. TR! House met for 3 short tirit: this -day.— Shortly before four n'ellrk the Lo b C ANC ELLO 14.)0k his scat on the Woolsack ; when some routine kinsineis was trans.taed, and to= Orders made with rills& to the, hearing of, Appeals. No other business standing for the day, their Lordships, at a q t narter after four, adjourned till to.,morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS.' TUESDAY ) FEB. 15. „. Ti.tvHOuse proceeded, at half past Three o'clock, to ballot,' for a Committee to try the merits of the NoltiOgham Eleaion,, when the fonowirt bees were chosen': H. P. Wyndham, Esq. W. Garlll , :.linre, Esq. V. Latottche, Esq. ip1 1 : WitLh, F4l. W, Baker, Esq. Lord G. Gower, The lion. E, King, Esq. 1. Kingston, Esc;, lames Farquhar, Esq: J. Bagwell, Esq. I. 11.'BrOwne; -Esq. N. Bond, Esq, t). I,..it9uche E,:sq. • - ANu The lion. C. Ashley, G. Fs,q. The other Committee, to try ttv.. attrik of Ore B4rilsreiple Eledion, not forio , :.d, it of counye suiiias for to-rporrotv. Thi.,SFCR r.TAitY at WAk moved the second re a d. iniz of the Militia Training Bill. The Bill was reiil second time, and was or. tiered to he committed to-morrow. Mr. Dtcxalthotv, inn. said, thn in the absence of an;.ll:mtnimble telat:ion Of his, he wisheo to give notice that !lc would to-morrow make a Motion fur taking into consideration the Petitions respeaing the Woollen Manutaeture. - • Petitions were presented from certain , Brewers of Manchester, Kent, Cornwall, anti several, other places, by Lord C. L. Go w C. DUND,Afii Sir.W. LEMON, Mr. RULLER, COI. STANLEY, 4SeC. Mr. ROSF.„brOULOt tlto Southampton Port Bill, which was rend tt first time, and was ordered to be mid. a second time to-morrow. Mr. iZost 'stated, that as some of the defeas which it was intended, to remedy in this, were n , ,t known dine enough to give the regular, notice, moved th.it regular notices given now in the Pub. fic Papers might ha deemed suffwient. Ordered. Mr. Briar; presented a Petition from the-ChOrrh, ‘vardens, &e. of the Parish of St. Piincras, praying ior a 13ill for the ere ion of a new Wori-.ho use , BM for making Provision for the better Goserthniolt of the Parish, &e. Ordered to be referred to a Corn. mit tee. Adjourned at half past bix till to-mort.6v, Fr0, , ,1 t.•'.Te LONDON c,44ErrE, Feb. 15, 1803. Omni/Lao: ifi the Royal Regiment of lirlontgotneryshire .Nli , litia, signed 1g tie 1,114 ~I,44u!t,ent i nt, Rribert john Ilatritail, Esti . .to be Captain. Dated 1) ecru- her 16, I SO.t. C,:non:rsiuns ‘I /tie rot 4,4 Y. ineardine Reiment North t:fctisll, t4ilitia, flirted ky tb#l.4 - rd id? ON,/ P./ i/N , of l'Jrfar. • lionourahlet Areltibaid Douglas to be Colonel. • Dated (tetober 13, xßoz. folio Lautinson, Eq. to be Akio command:mt. Dated fantta . ry 7',, 1803. Thomas Ps.tr.. qultarson,, Lsq. to be Captatn. Dosed October 1. 180 z. c, Tatiana sower, E $4. to be Ditto, Dated 0 aober 2, t 802. Willhun Forrester, Gent. to be Lientettant. Dated oet.), ber:E„iaoz. Dttvid Dickson, ent, to be Ditto, D a ted 061Oher s,' 1862. Wilburn Geddes, Gent. to be' Ditto. natvi OtZtober 4, 1 8 0 2 . John Smith, Gent. to be Ditto, I.).tted getooor.s, 1802. Alexander Lander, Gent, to be, Ditto, Dated Getoher 6,180 x. David /town -tan, Gent. to he Ditto. Dated 061ober 7, 1802, Andrew Witi, Gem. to he Ditto. Dated 06tober 8, tliox. Thomas Poirw,:,.. titer, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated Oeloher 8,18 ea. John Times,, Gent. to be Ditto. Dated Odober '9, 18e2. Nintino, Gent, to be Surgeon. Dated Nov. a*, t 8 ,12. !Anon Geddes,' C:ant. to be Ilatblion Clerk Paymaster. *aced December o 16, 180 z. lolut Mm°, Gent. to be uarter-Master. Dined lanuary 11, 1803. 'Thomas Clark, 'tient, to be Adjutant. Dated 'September 30, RANK4C I Pi" S 161114 rittkei), late of Birmingham. plater, to surrender. Felt.. 2,4, At ?HIT, 2i, at ,ten, and March 29, at three, at the Rottgley. A ttornio, NieliSts• ar4l m Sall, I‹, Walka, 'temple, London ; or Messrs. Daniel I , l ,, throl.v,T,horn7s Haynes, } , ernes Fla Ynes, anri Tenbt. 11, 110 W or late of Gloncesurshire, atniniiractureta of 'chyrnfeal preparationtl, Feb. zs, 26,' and 2 , / , at eleven, at the k 'twiner "Favern, 41r. Gabel!, Lfncolnitio.lini, London': dr Air. R. 1,, :, Si r.stoi. ; oonnison, of Prer>Cottistreet, Coodttait's-Fiehi it , t, 19, 2s, and ,4.11-cli 2g, at clevo, at ,!,, rfirnoy, Mr. I..ur:kett,.Basingball.street. of shrewsbnry, porter-merchant, Feb. 23, ;r•, Ii c. 2,9, At CleVeny ,tt the C:4Stle loo,Sltrewabury. ;NI% (,_;rititrh,„ Chapel Stair-au., or Mr. Lloyd, Shrewsbury. ,1, of Blackburn ' cotton-manufaelnier, Feb. 34, 1 - ,;, at eleven, at Saint John's Tavern, Blackburn, 1 , 1 . 1 ?1, :a. ift..„ foe Commercial Inn,, Lancaster.. ir. Laths, Blackburn ;or AittOrS. Shaw, TUdor-street, Blackfriars. of Watchet, Somersetshire, clothier, Feb. aB, 29, at eirvett, at tile Market-Frouse . , Taunton. ,Idessrs, Blake and Son. COok's-dourt, Carey.. Ltuulon.. or Mr. Leigh, Barton, Taunton. lo..‘eph took, of'Bertrionct,ey•, leather-dresser, Feb. 21, and March 4,'a9, at ten, at Gitiiiihall. Attorney, Mr. Cacter,, ttaple's. loil. Tarri t s Featon, of Upper Grafton -street, dealer, Feb. 'fib, atone., 494 ]March 5, 29, at twelve, at Guildhall. At. tcrrnl ' Messrs. Ward, ficnnetts, an d'G reaves, Henrietta. sit (vet, Covent-Garden. " ('ailc, of I)tury-lane, viOualler, Feb. la, at one, March I, at eleven, and 29, at (..,ne, at Guil4lhall. Attor ney,'Mr. Muy Thomas, lieArbinder-lane, London. ilrighr, of 'lnner Temple-Jane, stationer and Feb, 19, and Maicii 1, ?9, at ten, at Guildhall. n , ,ustiok Bog verfe.street, fleet-street. ; lta ma I'd he younger, late of Bedford, corn-faaor, Feb. ; I d big„ 2,4 and March 29 et eievvn, at the 2.;, a l . four ' Saint Iv cot's, HuntingelontAre.. Attornies, Mr. V Gyperie ' Eluntingdtdishire; or Messrs. :tiary anti Cope, Papet..huildings, Inner-Tempt e: DIVIDENDS, t r. Rii.herchon, late nr" flornc49tle, I i linen-duper,' at ;en, at the I.; teyhound Inn, Horn . c4stic M,Crch 12. Col horn 134rreIN of fames-strot, Bedfold.tow s 11,1V41).litt, eft:V . l4l4 at fxtiilcllta is• ratilch 10. lim' , Pletcher, late of C141)1)4111, Merchant, tivelvc, Lenjunin'Lano, of ilakur-street, agent, at ten, nt Gnibib la, Pea rs Walstenholine the ycniunr, pr wAth,tm ' I lett ford, innholder, at ten. at Guildhall, London, m a „-,h 14 , Robert Mate and Geo. Clarke,. of Grub-street, 4t ten, at Guildhall, t%lan fz. /nett, 'rwitts, of Upper Flu:Wield-street, paper inatiuf.titiorer, a t n, at (;uildhall. Match ri). Ralph Laieelle‘, o Louth Andley.street, tayl o r, at ten, at Guildhall. rvlareh 3, 'Thomas Lairibtrt, late cf Itres,t Qrinstcd, ' lietepor, at t Ar s ,, , ,q, 8, }),..,t e r t Ire or the Duke on Horseback stitoot:t ir,ll a r ta,t.ller2 tst tint March S. William Tuck, of Islington, cow-keeper, at one, at Gujdfrall. • March tr. David, Etherington, of York, merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. March io. [acob Mendes.Da Costa, of Mknsel-street, mer chant at twelve, Lt Guildhall. • March to. John Crippen, of Tower-street, stationer, at twelve, at Guildhall. March tz. Wm. Waterly Weller, of Deptford, miller, at one at Guildhall. • CERTIFICATES. Marth 8. iohn Gillatt, _Joseph 4lawkiwhrth, and William gillatt, now or latent Sheffield. Gown - ion-brewers. WM, Potter; of Bath, Ben. Lane, of Birchin-lane, Win.„'Clnunvion, now or Nicol Won:op, Nottingham, corn- Wri. Fowler, now or late of Shetford,'Bedford, and Mat. Sam. flaynes, now or late of Greville-street, Hatton ' Garden, merchants. ' Thos. Eldridge, of ()id-street, viatialler. • MAILS. 'ARklvsp. • DUO; lioMllld, Z " rdneh o - 7 PRICE 01 , STOCKS, • . .stly o'ccocx. T.;orsts,lti "s. Moitcy; Oainiqm - 3 1 }-1: F S U , N. • ~“ t 4 uteriti P .41.44,K1 AllutAT ? LONDO E IZU A Ri" lbo3. We received this m.,rning the Paris Papers to the 13thqinst. The French Government appea l s to be - 'making considerable exertions to - reinforce the remnant of its Army in St. Dominp. A Ba ,. talion of French Troops have been• embarked at Leghone, and the Polish Demi-brigade ha've' cm b.ttked,at Qenoa. They were all expeeled to sail for St. l Domiggo on:the 26th ii t. A considerable part of the Garrison of Brurar having voltinteered their Services in the Colonies, their offer was instantly accepte4, and they were ordered to march to Apt kirk ,to be embarked. The Intelligence brought by 'these Rirers re spc4ling contiw:ntal afF,irs, is n t very interesting. Nortvithstandiug the Con vuntion at Paris, the Austrians have not yet evoLuated Passau, npr will they evacuate it, unless Austrian. Subjeas «Ire allowed the free navigation of the Danube through the'Bavarian States. The detenninati6n of the rrenchGovernment re. spating the Helvetic Constitutiou, i 6 not yct pubs The Court. of ,Tad rid has obtained from the Por E Nil, the II authorizes the Attc 1.111,15 t-tor of Tot, eDO to suppress as man'y Convents ai he may think. proper throughout time whole . Kingdom of Spain ; and it is confidently stated, that the npce for. midal)le Tribunal rbe. IninisitioN, is to be entirely abolished. The French Funds are sE. go. This morning arrived two Afrilli from 14,//04 It . is stated in Letters from Convantinoi/e, dated the z7th of December, that nine English ships had arrived at A/exaqdria, to bringeWay, as it 'was understood, the EngliOt Troops. The Forte has at length, in consequence of the pressing representations of the Russian Ambassador, gr.inted the free navigation Of•the Black Sett to the' Merchant Ships of Spain, N pies, and Holland,.for tile purpose ambling them to trade to the Rossian Porn in than Sea ; in return for which, the Turks are to enjoy in the Ports of tlio3t. Power 6 the privileges of the most Favoured Nations. The Spanish, Dutch, and Neapolitan Vessels, are not, however, to enjoy the samt • advan tiles which are allowed to the Eng. "lisp and, French, who are permitted to trade to the Turkish Parts, and toestablish Consuls there. A number of French Troops have been embarked from, Corsica fur St. Domingo. This morning auk cri a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth by the Lady Hotart Packet, in forty.two days. Ytsterday rnorning the Earl and countess of Er.. EINOIJAM ' and several others of the ;Nobility, paid their respeets to THZIK MAI es.rt kis, at the Queen's House. At -half past twelve o'clock, ; Him MAIRSTY B and the PRI tftc v saa MAit - Y, Sop it and Atrousm, took an:airing jr 'Hut IVlAltsry's travelling car riage, through Chelsea, Knightsbridge, • and , Hyde Park, and returned to Buckin,ghatn-linuie between' one and two o'clock. Yesterday evening TT-IEIIO\44J ESTI Es had a Con.. cert. The petforman‘e commenced with oite of ilAwnE Overtureb. The second and third Parts began with Gr,nid Concertos, each Part finished with a'Chorns, The , econd Part consisted princi, pally Of modern Music, and in which Mr. 13AuaPx. orck, one of Fier Majesty's Pages, introdaced- a very capital Concerto on the Flute. The Concert Loncludeil , soon after un o'clock. 'llll4'evening 'nil? I X KA:j rt an the P R IN - CESSES wilt ti,e Concert of Ancient Music with their presetve, which i 3 to be under the three dap of the Earl of Ux p t ic x. Yesterday evening betikeen six and s ven n'ioek, the Dutch of CL.AliBt7C g arrived at his house in the. btahle Yairt from ilushy Park. ' V.re are authorised to Oh that the SnrAxr: I,evees catemenee on Saturday tiext. Lord GLE;ifikitytit is Te.cicticci Mcinbet for Hotingsi PARIS, FEN. 12. Tut Coinmissary of the Marine at Dokrdeaus ) has received a Letter from the Colonial PrefeEt of St. Domingo, expressing his apprehensions that the death of General LEct,s,ktF ... may_produce efreas_ injurious to the Comm erce o f t h at C o l ony. Th e Latter concludes with the following . paragraph " I beg of you, Citizen Commissary, not to lose a moment in relieving us from that state of anxiety in which we are placed by the know IL:dge of our own wants, and by the interruption of our Commerce with you, as Bourdeaux is the Port upon which we rely for the most important assistance, particularly in the article of provibions." Letters from, Madrid state, that the Inqukition in Spain is expeded to be in a short time entirely abolished. , His Majesty the EMPEROR of RUSSIA has - sen to the Minister for Foreign Affairs,, a superb collee Lion of Gold Medals, which have,been struck in Russia. They contain •the succession of Czars, Emperors and Empresses, from Jo t§i WAst L't ow ETZ to the preient. Emperor. There are 160 Medals, HAGUE,. FEB. 4..—The day before yesterday, the LegiSlativeßody published an account of the Public Expenditure for the ensuing year, which is • contiderabiy.lcss than those of former years. The Expenditure:for the Chbrges Of 'Government, of tbe : Legislativc.gody, and of the Tribunals of Justic.p„amounts,.'. „amounts to 1,685,888 •floilns; for the maintelotet of the• Army, Magazines, Fortresses, &c. 8,170,823,, florins; for Foreign Ministeri, eec."502,4.10..f10r0, ; .' for the Marine 4, zgs, i72' . TheCouns4 for the West . ,l.ndies will receive for the expeeces of.the•' • iColoeies this year 1,565 . ,788 florins, and_the sum .of isoo,oco will be advanced to the EaSt India. Company:. MAjESTit the KING of SWEDEN has' Made a present of a Gold Snuffbox, enriched with di a m on d s , to Colonel .S EBASTIANI ,' in consequence of .the part he Rook in the Treaty between'Sweden and the Regency of Tripoli. LYONS, FEB.- s.—Madame 'LE CLERC arrived here the day before yesterdak, accompanied by GeneraI . LAURISTUN, who was sent to meet her.— She is at present. %06 Ter ; Uncle, the Cardinal Arch. bishop of .tbis diocese, and she is attended by a Guard of Honour. She is at present too trmeh weakened by the fatigues of her voyage, and by the she has undergone, to receive visits. The Prefeti, however, and stene of the Public Func. tionaries, , have been admitted to pay their tributes o f homage and condolence to this' honourable victim of love and conjugal piety; RATISBON, Fs E. 4. 7 -It is confirmed, that the Regiment •of 13ender, stationed in the,Tyrol, has :been placed at the disposition of the ARCHDUKE FeRl) !NAN D Of Austria, rOresenting his Faiher.in. Law',' the Dint gof Moo' in order to take pos. .session of the Brisgau and the 0 rte mut, which have been ceded to that Prince by the !louse of Austria. The ARCHPUKIIIRRDINARD has addressed aLetter 'ID the Sovereigns of the different StiteS of Swabia, in order to require a passage flr' that Regiment,'Which is tO be immediately marched to Fiibourg; learn on the -other. side, that the Battalion of the 16th French Demi-brigade, ...w11ie11...44141,,,i11.44 klrisgau,,w ill quit that Country in the beginning of February, and that the principal Moderns Commis, ParY was expetled there in a few days GENOA, JAN. 26.—The French Ship Pifigh ap_ peared in 'tight of our Port on the 23d, and set pail for Leghorn, after taking on board t Battalion, of French Troopi. The. Satile.day the Minister Plenipotentiary, M: SA 1. terrri, ihe Commandant of the Polish i);Ani-Brigade, anti several Officers, proceeded on board the Squadron, whiCh is still stationed here. On,the next day the greater, part of the Denti-Brigade were embarked. Those who remain will be embarked on board the Frigate La,Pereis, and <i Corvette which is 'expened from Toulon,,,with >the exception of 70 sick, who are incapable of supporting the fatigues of 'the sea, The Squadron is now on the point of setting sail, The- most recent Letters from CstisranthroAir, give the most melancholy accounts of the situation of the Turkish Armies in Egypt. The Mamelukes increase in numbers and confidence every day .it is certain' that the Porte leas applied to PASSWAN Oc Lou, to take the Command of the Turkish Army in Ezypt. Bnat, Fru. 4..—The Ad of Mediation pro. posed by, the First Consul to the Helvetic People, is not yet known. ,Citizens BARTHEL:EMI', Ra. nyltga, DESMEUN Ift RI and Vollctut, have trans- mitted to the two Committees appointed by the tWoSedioni of the:Deputies of the Swiss Cantons at Paris, and have given ,to the Members of the two Cbrnmittees, ail• the information which they can desire ; but it is agreed that the dispmitionsi of the Ad shall not be published until it has been communicated to the Gcneral Assembly of the Devq*,,A of tiOvctia, 1 4'11; Reputi l li44 . p Commit cc presented on the 27th tilt. observations on the. dispositions of the Ad of Mediation ; and some hours after, the Aristocratic Committee did the same. On the 28th, Citizen BARTI/ELEMY Fre. sented a Report to the First Consul, on the conference of the French Commissaries with 'the 'Members of the twoCorarnittees, and on the obser. vations of the latter. The First COnsul having Aesit. ~...._ .. _. _ ed' to sec the "Meta - ers - Eilirteret wo Committees; they were presented io'him or; the 29th by Citizen 134 e! TIIELr my. We are assured that the Ad of Mediation -- has been dis".:ussed; and than it will be transmitted in a few days to the Cousulta. FRANI:Pi:JiII', FM I .—WC: are assured that the EMPERkII, in delivering up Passau to Bavariai . . _. ....._ . . has imposed the express condition, that the Fort . , . -,. . , crtl led Oberaxs, shillibc, saiedi: that the .All3trian Slibic 41S Shall haie - ilie fie* - ilafigat ion of the Danube . 419 tos- the Bavarian Possessions, and that all the -Fief; .whicb the' ' Ei:iir,Oit' posses's ii" in Bobegia , shall be ceded to His Imperial Majesty. On tbc other side, the ,EliOaiov. his e rg `3'g f-d to recognize ` t4e Inc Statii4liiehl bate been formed in Italy.,, oihe llfs above menti one d bel onge d to t h e I-lou,c. of EUX Ports,' and prOtfuee an atmua l revenue soo,ooo `"finritiO. .Some `Auitrian - Troops . .. remaining at Sq/z4,aurg are. destined to take pos.. tr 1 . ". i s ssion of the Bisl44c: of Eicbstaili, nlhe name. 0 th9f3.L.wtio - Duilti43f7t/scANy, as 5 660 94 4 . t 4 . t (4,e. 4 ; 4 • • .. vtria shall havp.W6ed to let them pass.: • . i.... !'''. . , : di8R447:44. JA.KIARy 2c• Jf lteins . the annjver s a r yofgßa MA' sr v s Bi , ith-dar, t he whole eirricton were as. sernl*479n .the—Graf4.-Pa rade, under arms when, at'rer marching" Royals flightieS4 the G - ver nor , ,and.saltittog)tim,.tlit4eValliei siqre fi red by each regimen; i ; boprour of the day. • ; The 'troops, c . v . ate'ill 'dres se d i n t h e i r nelr cloath. ing, which, added', to. their reg u l ar i t y an d di s cipliner' rendered it one of the finest military exhibitions we ever beheld. The Spanish Commandant . was pre.ent 01 the occasion, and aftitiwarld 'dined with His Royal Highness, Oong . with all the principal Offic:rs 0f the Navy and 4rmy. We have: heard nothing froth the Fleet, or from Malta these three weeks. The wind is still westerlY• and prevents a i ly vessels sailing tor England. N l ot,withstandinz the report in circulation re• vetting the La! of Sr. VINCENT'S retiring from the Admiralty, it is stated in one of the Nlorniog, Pdpers, thist oonsegtv,nce of the improved • ate 01 hits Lordship's health, there will be no necessity far his.quitting his situation. . . The report that has been *some time circulated respeaing Sir SIDNEY Smt.rit's being abOut to cm" bark. for Egypt, is now generally contradWted. Con Monday. the MAST IR of the Ro c L$ pre sented a Petition f rom the Duk e o f G okp l x, t h e h ar t . Ftr e , A l ai p t h er P r O pr i etors of Estates in the C ount y of'Banir, to th 4; H ouse o f Commons, praying for leave to bri ng i n a Bi l l'f or making and keep i ng in repair' Turnpike' Itolktr•and fol. commuting the Stature Labour s i n the said. County, • We understand . .that there are'no lest than a ltandTed and severity . carriages' on the road from cOVentry, loaded with.' Witnesses, who 'are sum moiled, to give evidenCe before thee Committee which is to be. ballotteclloito.:mOrrow, for the put. perie octrying. the meri ts o f t h e Eltaion folr that Fity. , The labs urs of the Committee.aretzpefteu to be of:considerable duration, .Yesterday, came on at the. West India Dock. IfouSe renchurch.street, the elation of -. Ditio; tot to be taken from the Corporation of the City 0 1 London, when Me: Staple wasideclared duly &ea: ecl, he having.a nia4oritY on the' ballof,"which it"°' as lollowik viz. kor Mr. SLADE 115—For Mrs BI.AXLAND 76. A most animated marble bust of FRANCIS, the late,,puke of BEDFORD, by NOi.LEKENs, has 1 . 1 5 e q presented to the Board of Agriculture by the pm' sent-Doke, accompanied by .an elegant letter .from His Grace to the President,'requesting their accelje", ante of it, as a memorial of the liigh regard enter• tained for that Board by his . deceased Brother; On Friday last two written papers: of a seditioos nature were dropped down the Pepper W;:rehous o belonging to thin East India Company, un der th° Royal .4Xellange. One of them was siguvi • Philip::: There-was also some writing in ch3h a-cintilar tendency on the wall of Leadenhall MA/ 14 " diwovered on that morning. In consequence of the more titan inuendo , ul/ t/n ., late Trial, that a b ove h a lf t h e M en i n the Cornpani s• Warehouses were disaffe;ted, a„meering of the Nun' commissioned Officers,of the flrigadv of Royal E' 6 . 111 India Volunteer convened by Serj..'ll l / a jor .13 1 to vi `;: i of the =tl Regitnent,..took place on Friday last• paper, Drawn up in strong and most reepeCtful,tert g ' addressed to the C o l one l rn Chef, by the Scrjeank`' Major, was un an i mous l y signed. It states thcir a m" horrenceg the obloquy . can upon a body of men hitherto distinguished for th e ir l o y a l t y ; and I ° peals, in the most. energetic manner , t o their Ow t cers, as to their a cti v i t y an d zeal w h en ce lled Ojt fur the suppression of riots. It concludes with; fresh offer of service t9 . 1 - its•MAjEsxv, and a" °-4 ., .of fifty pounds reward f or t h e di scover y of on/ person if! the Warehouses concerned in seditious pratlices. We understand, that it is nor necessary MAIIfsTY ro sign the D eat h:W arrants of the Coll . : spirarors, they havi ng b een tr i e d an d convielec.l another County, and,by a Sp ec i a l C om mission. tha The . account in the Public Prints, stating. Col. DasPARD and the o th er s i x Convi&s, ar° chained torthrr in a string, th e chain strong l y fastened to the Cell in %hie! ) they are confine 4 JtrittP cf fahrbocb. for ICI!