The Sun. — London, England, 1803-09-21 00:00:00

OCCASIONAL ADDRESS. WPATTEN BY JAMRS FtclIER, tOKEN 11Y AtK. IlUsitl.l..,'AT LCI:MOND Bit tt• tN I thou nurse of heroes, and of sages, - • Th ou s hi e ld a t' Elmira!, tit fr ,, teli revolving a tes ! here'er the weal; Were injaCti hy.-t ite 31; oug,, Amt power would, becauic it c'vld, do wrong; Witere'er its iron rod, oppre. sion-rcat'd,:. • To stem its course thygar lard :anis appr-ar'd ; .• .• Spain, Austria, Ilollaud, l'orta t ad h:i'l known •: irrt thou bast hl-.-,t in (planets ao' own. ; haul have we liv'n to,;:, the day advance, • , That thou art ;newt:Cab, ,i,varti , g Fraoce I France, whose white lity blanch'd a paler line, • Whene'er thy trump the charge to battle blew. At Blenlieinrand at A kx,riairia's plain,• .Poittiers and Cfessy's latirels . G/-or , eriargsbr, Sea battles ! --who %%oink! think of over rt...uling iltiunskter ain't bear the smell fl a la. pm:7llg, Since tletter and Nit LIMN play!ll Jilin slier, a trick,. Face you at sea I he'd welter face Old Nick. Whence is't this grasconading spirit swells It blas,l nbt at the battle or Lincel les ; Where, when the heavy Dutch, scamo'd light away, Ka, and the Guards came up, awl turn'd the.day ! Itetteem'd a vict'ry France had easy won, ..And conquer'd, thought the French were,four to one. ". ! vat, be dere ; de road ft L'A ngleterre ; 4 ' Bring MUD jack-hoots, begat- me soon be dere ; " Me likes de roast beef better dan soup inaigre, " But den de' English salter:4s (ante vinaigre ; " English woolens are divinely fair, " But den do tnens, tome !'t la sausage are; " Morbleau, Nit Frog, he nn so silly ninny, " As not to love de chink tie r nel4ll guinea. a , N. , et, if en lieu de gold, do hnglish bullet . 4 • a , should spoil my tune, by 104 k; in my gullet I 1 , Away, lack horns I me will no venture o'er, +a Whilst tie arni'd nation guards de adverse shore. . ,• Who.. fears Invasion I Woe unto their boats : : -• WhittA L i; N's wooden wall around her floats. • It Jo st N Bor.'. grapple with them halt seas over, • They'll steer tor Da 71-'3 L ekrr niit . for aver.. And the mad rasontss of their Oetx oft Ruler, • • In Nt Ls° N'S Shool way find a proper cooler. But, if by darkness favour'd, road the wind, The passage better than their tears-they find, • Lord fifty thousand on our native sl u To tatty thoustilni ;h1;il as mini) , more, • Betbre our brave &tenders they 'shall fall, ••On r just Revenge hatrh stfiumil tier them all t'a And if their ConsukChiet, of whom flu:) , boast, Were thrice himself, and et,'4s self a host, Let tiiih think twice, beton; he ventures here, .11esti meet a Ross iheach brave Volunteer. flail to the patriot flame, that lights the Jana, • y t tccdorn ktodl;tl, and h y yalotr ; , contest tuts,' (or C,;ncit,t or for lade, , I,lp 5t.110 , 1 the Liritkh name ;' . • No wonder that our st)irlt soars high , Our choice is Lix'tl coaci,.er, or we'll.die ! :•If they must .come, Heaton speed th' important day ! Ohr bosoms' sicken at their cold delay'; Then, British valour, prov'd nu British ground, • Shall More than equal to proud ,Frapce he found ; • • Then S) , Lr.t molts:Os Royal Le ioit shall be fried, • Atto O.: a Moro ill no WA 4'r ej side; Tocir Itri,re.ely chief, Nave as his royal, race, Wile're dangers hottest range shall chose his place ; . Arid iithis father's, and his country's .canse, ' • I tom friends, and foes, shall - challenge just•applause. The foll , lwing Circular Leiter has' been sent by the R;glit Rev. the ilisltot , of Sr. AsArit among .the Clergymen - of his Diuccae • ." ittvreasno sitottivic, • if In the year 1' 1)3(1 oceassion. to ; address the Clews oNut Prot:L.3e of odic , . er in "a Letter, ..:1,011 :11e part which it Might 'become them to tatio, in Alt:tiary pre. f 4 tor the Defence of toe Country-against a which stia4 at that tiIPC:I4/1/rellentlati. T4II:4II.IVICC 1 ' t ve to olfcr tb you in the prei,eot crisis, wlficli 01 every • itai.tance resembles .4 he fortn,r, except that the daiteer seems laps/ more imminent and threattiiiiiw, is in 6elil.t anti: so much th.e.tiaton, too:It:an 4to notlitog better, flied to lay, before you an extract from that (heeling '' wars awl.fir.hritigs unqiaestionahly ht4Vis their t ient , ' II in the.bad pa,siorts ot Alen. N evitt their tile w-dit beteg as it is, it most needs he that Wai 5..,„1 ith ~O ther come. %Vat, Merck/re, in i.et gent:lat h ls to be re, k. xioe ,• -r gi n, 4 l, 4 Ili siorta praeliees• al ,11.,k Mkt : but, iii every individtal instance, the guilt lict7 principal' at tb: A ggreS. , for'S boor—ufe to tint by tbe leuce —anti IL is Jirtle else than a ctilion,.)• uton the Chrisitin Religion, to pretend, as some have preren.le . ti, that I)c:fens:ye %Var is either contrary to the ril bl:II C.e, morality tit tilt: Gospel,. orforbitiden , by any par: icu lar piecept, or tisfccairaged by the example of the Ina eitelStljp3 lie 11010rifitts t,t,tt is, that they scrupled not to serVe ill tll/.1 ot• Itestheu sov4reigi.q. It would be ;tail enure lioutious to. the 'Gospel, to malitt.g.. that forei,ii . Attack, or Dolue,iie Treason, are. of 11. sort tit ill-usage Which sAiristiaos, either Laity or C Isti , 004 to iipisnse by f o r c e. .It is iro 4; that even iiod, I the 111:11,t,l1Cyo1 tlAt 'ltivitstott or instil - inere VYIII, bt innly.ways, In ‘, inch Clet.tyttiati may he useful. 'Asides th a t of actual toilitary service; diecetin i 2., for to:dance, :old sopetitdelid. regrovlis otitis.; Wmicii mid Chiltiroit, awl 0 , the(lid and plates of saiety : to tie cisigg the inathcal, and poittititg out, o. r„ de, .of:drietug (Al the live Stock .13V. ric..ng the det.truelion of sot h (lon)s he re and would he serviceable to the I.: ueoty if they Vret.' kit to fall into their liaottS't 'Lind i 0 111 illy faller very .Innotrtant. thou .1i it:l,A .. , tcleollareral ojierattons of tit • i co c c , whit.!, Ih to eituint4ote. Many of these Services•are (4: 44,1 t.t ta.t better performed by a Clerg)man, than to tiler II 1.1 ; who,' from lite ordinary It 0 / his lite, may he likely to betity,ire lisclul, than rite Clergy. roan would tie, in rite Weill. IVlacsievtsr this 111 10_ o f lest. parity antt Peril shall arrive, - eVcry •Clerityinan inUtd futige• • tOrithrott•if, in what way he, may _he most useful, according to OM eirctAtllWouccit in which he may be pkceti.• ()f ulfil. rent ways et heing - u,tiful, often be;the' last that he will clictose : not, florn any .superstitious apprcheii that. to inistgle in the cool!tat would, jii such .3t:11104,. 141)(1 ii sited krogatc trim nis character; much less front a Aastahny . CI ncerit tor his own perbosi4l .331,1 y ; Witt beeauSe battle retina 'serve c for Avlitch, lit 111 cases,' he,,wil t i,t7qtlie least ; anti in Which ot colist:quence he would he at the least tole,. When that ca,e shall be otherwise,, as often no doubt it will, he, rittist !nit, with a sate.conseience: he catinen, decline his,Shiere in the contrnoti danger. 14u/ the particular votovol his con tinet he ritusttakc trim' the occasion itsel t, when it arrives. It is impossible bctbre h (iii to lay down ally oilier, thari this Most geperal role. Thar his Country, ih tht:Crisis, have a right to his hes; Services, in any anti in every way, evert it the hest' verviee to- he oerfornted by him • should he (as in inattyinstames„ 4%6)1 happen) • to level the filtiket or • trial this Nor let him fear, that the sarietity al his chttriater shall cootraCt attglit t'Vt:ll in the mortal Strife against the Enemies ot hi, Kin); anti of iii, (i0(1.• $' tilei+4.;lo opc.ll obv:mations n.l.tui from my Letter to the; CierAy of, my late I )iooese, •h ill add, t fctt octligh 1 should - think :it improper, Jr t.1.-cir g y were, r,Coerally to • accept Cominissioos nt.the Army, or condescend Ti, be drilled. In Ow Ranks; )4 w 'lmre in any country h a number; (Waldo reel, arc ready to come, lig,waril, and there is no one so /if to fake the ct.motand, or ache Wham the men .tire so will. , lug, in follow. 34 t Parl3ll Priest (a case winch I hove reasymtri Piltiiii)CS in this Diocese) i; .would hay,: it distinctly understood, that my i jodgment is , that in every such case. toe elergyinlm who 'as taken the command .and at. cpted Ins Alajesty's Gommission..as the O tlict r of any suet) Volunteer Corps, has nut ordy done Jiti, thing int proper e hot nothing _but what is laudable, and w flat 1119 Doty to the King, to the Country And to God, its the' prv.„;;lft extgenee requites. .(;)ril yoprielf therellue, without .St naplu, , tier, the &Ott le, in this holy cause, wilt:lithe oeca sitrit shall call, nothing dottlitirig, Init that the God; whom we serVe tint Dor ErivioiCh Wilt iw..cit the hands tit his Servants to Vial*, and their'. fingers to tight. 11::;'illg ow itarnest prayers to God, to give us all (;racy, in the hour of Mitch sCiliS to be CoiniOg ulion tbe .ChristiAi in 1i.041 bl o t the prolesston of cur :Faith, without anti to do and suir4 valiantly whatsoever we inay be ordain ed to du and sullitt for his oke. Wi: remain,, " Your loving Brother, • Pp/art, St. Atitth, DAY—TUESDAY, arm ,20. Mary E , vaiir was indicted, for stealing a silver watch, a seven shii:ings piece, some silver, some .copper, and a bad farthing, the property of Thomas •Smith, privately' from his person,.- • Prosecutor said, that on -the 2 tst of Avast lAAt, as he was going towards his lodging in Mount_ street, in the 1-11y-Market the Prisoner accosted: - him, arid said die Want'itl'something to drink,lle ptblied her away ; she walked •by 'the side of him, put he: hand sound his waist, and lie felt his Watch as it was drawing out ()Phis pucket.—He turned round and caught hold of her hand while the watch Was in it ;—he laid hold - of her, and having put his hand to his pocket' to see whether his money was - sale, he found `his pocket was unbuttoned, and the seven shillings piece' and three shillings, and some half pence and a bad farthing, were gone. • fie gave her in charge and custody of the watchmen, who took her to the watch-house. The Constable who searched the Prisoner at the' watch.hous:t produced one shilling, two sixpences, sOme half pence, and a had farthing. The seven shillings piece was not found. x The Prosecutor swore that he knew the farthing, which was a very remarkable one. He swore posi tively that he did not tike any liberties with the Prisoner; he win going home very sober, having dral•k ,Nily one pint of beer. Mt. Justice Le BLANC observed, that the Prisoner stood charged with 'a capital , ;ifericeol , at of stealing property, to to re than the amimnt of five privately from the person. • Now, with regard to. tke,watch, it appeared that 'the Prosecutor felt it , g,ing from him ; and therefore it did not come within the consituCtion of this Ad of Parliament, which antvxed• the penalty of death to privately 6temiog from the person.. But as to the money, if' hat was snatched at tile same time as the watch, Ilion it was not private stealing ; but that was mat. ter of wme consideration. There was not the same evidence . with regard to the money as there was with regard to the watch. The Prosecutor did not feel his mlney go as he did his watch, but then the inoney found on the Prisoner did not amount to -enough to support the capital part of the charge of i self : that was a part of the case which had .ab lit it a considerable degree of doubt ; but pro. b,~hly sae Jury would think that it was rather too touch to find the Prisoner guilty of the capital part of the charge, but that they would find her guilty of the: single larceny, andof that there was no doubt, if the, Jury believed. the evidence. Guilry of stealing, but not-privately from the rrsorl. • William Douglas was indifte(i for stealing a ver, watch, the property of aivid Price , E3q. in the tiwelling-honse of William Green. Mr. Dasr - id. Price, an tacer in the Army, in the 6th Battalion of the 'Hussars, said, that he lost a . watch •on the Id of August at the Cannon,Cotfee. house, Coclopur.street, Charing.cross, where :he had lodg'ed for some time. ThellOose WAS kept. by Mr. William Green. lie laid he bad seen his watch at six o'clock in the morning, ihr at that hour he had I t ked at it. to see what ck it was, and fioiiing it was too early rt t glut up, he went hack again to bed, and did not get up a second time un. ttJ • between seven and . eight, at which time he missed his watch. He unl»lte,d the door of his .bed.toorn when. he firar got up, as was usual with Mtn; for the pu , pose of telling in the servant to take his h.,ots to b.. cleane s d. He said he had Po' other vasott than what atose from hearsay for .. suspecting the Prisoner ar the bar: he only came to swear to the property. David JPoe's iw0r0....* 11 I am the apprentice of - a Pawlibr .ker: on the s i of August the'Prisoner at the bar c.one to my master's' shop about six o'clock - in the afternoon : lam sure it was him, although J ant not certain I had ever seen him be: : fore' ; he o& red a watchlte wanted three guineas and an hall upon we had had an bapd.bill Bow.itreet dr:scribing it and the seal, and Nitund it corresponded with the description exactly.: I then asked hint his name ; he Said his name' was Duncan Rigor, of Chatham Barracks. Idm re. quested that he would walk in, saying I had some thing to say to him respetling the watch. Ilis answer wa s , '' Yes," turning himself towards the door. I tasked him to walk into the' parlour : he, advanced towards thc door, sayi n g , h e ' wante d ,to , step out to speak to it lady. I told him I could not permit him to go, and then I desired him t o walk in, for that I had some information about this matter. . Upon being pressed, he came : I then chewed hint the hand.bill whiih we had from, Row. street. His answer wati...-‘! This , watch I found in the Necessary." I told, him I' could not say any thing to that, for that was best knoWn to himself, and then I tient fur an officer to secure him. Mr. Price saving looked at the watch proved it to be his property ; the seal to it was retnarkahle, and had D. P. on it, the initials of his name.— When he awoke the second time in 'the morning, 'and found •that his watch was gone, the door of his bed-room was wide open,, but the servant had not taken away his boots. His purse and pocket book were lying on a -table, but that was mach nearer the bed than that 'On which the watch was pined. Mr. Green proved that the Cannon CoffeeAnuse is his dwelling-house ; ,and that the Prisoner Slept the night'of the-tat of August there 4 over the room 14 Capt. Price. Caiu. Price being asice4 the value of the watch, said he would sec wlbit_value his ,Lordship= pleased Upon it. .`Mr. Maori HOTHAM laid, he could not assist hint in that tesped. He then said two guineas. The e Prisoner in his defence said, he had served his King and Country as an Officer in the Royal Navy: that he had round this tvarch, as-he had aaiti tti the Pawnbroker : that he had just come to town, and wanting ai.mey, had tacked it to he pawned ; but he - hoped it wuurd appear to the Jury improbable LONDl , J l ''tea biIf'ICUANA4 M.MI'LLAN, (of How.str t ,t, u: , vvnt-C; artier)) ; and Puedisbrd' by V , ILLI AM A M/G ,At ale Su 14..0r ICE No I 6 . trand Whtre •Adwertiamentr,Ord a s for the Patery Leturs 'fin the 4; d 114, r, 64. (post4aisiji I ;, pocket.bbak and a purse in the room at the same time. Nlr. Baron I:joviAm summed:.up the evidence" and oi.iserv.d upon it : —tie said that Capt. P r ic had very haturioOiely . set a low Value upon the watch, and Cie juiy were to ask their eonsciencei whether they - wined reiluct! it from two guineai to a sum beloW 4.05. the which if they did, wou;d save the Prison tile. That was 'a subjen entirely for tlit'ir consideration. Guilty of wain: to the value of thirty..ni?te Still. • john Sim ions, job,: Kueper, Ilarme Tillman, ;Ina Jan Kuhlman, were charged with a capital of. fence, in feloniously stealing a quantity of nutmegs and indigo ft , in on hoard the iloope, a'ship lying 'in the navigable river 'Thames, the property of Swit tett Jansln. The case against the prisoners, it appeared, rested chiefly on the testimony of an accomplice, Henry J. Kueper, the brother of theprisoner of that names' They were all foreigoris, natives of Prussia or the North of Germany, and the evidence was conveyed through the medium of interpfeters. The prisoner Simmons ailed as mare, .Tillman as eciok, the other two as foremast-men. The aCcoMpliCe entered into a long detail cif alletiged fads, respeding the taking. of the property by the prisoner , , which he stated was done originally 't m the suggestion of Simmons ; and the manner in which the cask or chest, in which the nutmegs were contained. When a qnantity of nutmegs was taken out and distributed am.mg the prisoners, some gin Was sent for, and the witness heard Simmons,. who assumed a degree of authority. as mate, Order Kuhlm•M to break open a 'chest of indigo. It appeared that, the prisoners Simmons, Kueper, and the.acCoMplice, were apprehended On suspicion of.mal-praniees, as they were proceeding from the ship in a boat, by one of the Marine Po. Ike Officers, appearing to have something concealed about them ; he proceeded to search, and found in their breeches, and between their shirts anti skins, a considerable quantity of nutmegs—several pounds weight : in consequence of what had transpired af- : terwards, the .other prisoners were apprehended., The vessel having since sailed, •the captain, Smit tett Jansen, could not appear as evidence. The property was laid as the captain's, but a great deal . • of the evidence was necessarily respeeting the trac. ing the goods from the' merchant (a foreign house) to the .vesseti The indigo was principally delivered from the India Company's stores. • The prisoner's defence wits aclivered by them re spedively, through the mediuM of a Jew Interpre. ter,, at great length, and in a very circumstantial manner ; but they had no evidence to substantiate their allegations. Simmons anathematised the ac complice Kueper, as arrived at the very acme of profligacy., ,Mr. Justice C4AMBRA summed up the evidence. The jtiryi after conferring shortly; prro the prisoners, Siam ms amt Kueper, Guilty ).: The other two they 'anvil tied. Satairtth Doartfire way charged with a capital or_ fence, to ici.O•msly stealing, on the t3th instant, One Sheet, three linen shit Is, a . silver watch, two .and a in thogany h.tx, containing knit. 5/. B an k of England 1101 Cs seventeen 2/. notes, anti one il. note, the 'property of Rich,ird Champ.m, the dwelling home .of Robert Harris and llarriti and ,7otepb Rlbivrm a nti Sitsmna jt is Wife,' for felo , niouhly receiving the same, knowing at to be stolen. After a trial of some length, ant an able charge froin . Mr. jils'(iCe Lk BLANC, the Jury pronounced the I Ilowing : . Guilty (Death) ; Hannah Rt), binstm, Guilty, fourteen years transpumition ; a l O Joseph Robinsun, Not 'Guilty. --- . , In the Carta of the Sapho, (t Capture to L' Mile) which was s ,, hl last week, at Gosport, was a case of Petrified te r. Wood, with the f o ll ow i ng cur i ous L et . ~ ~, „ :---t , , I .‘ CITIZEN FIRST CONSUL, Permit' me the honor of presenting three Pieees'of Petri fied AVood, which came frvrn he Saint' Stock, the largest weighs 761b3. I also Fmg you to accept it Case of Copal Varnish, !Or one. of) our Carriages btit the brilliancy which this Rosin may acquire in the hands anti Artist, will be but an linpereptible atom when placed near iiiin whose glory•is spread throughout the two Hemispheres, he who is great as a Warrior, and great also by the report of IliStorians . ; • by whom lie is ranked among the first or those Heroes. who have cast a lustre on Humanity, That God may h. pleaml, CIT,IZEN F Con suit., to grant t hat you may . l on g c njoy your high 'destination, is one of th e ar d ent ' P rayers, w hi c h an Old Colonist pot, up Air'you,ttain ambagst the Sugar canes of the New World. . Sr. Luck."' .•Giles" - s-dlill Pair, near Winehester, Was very nu. mermisly. attended on Monday sennight : a great vantity, of cheese•was - pitched, the whole of which met with a rapid sale, It fetched cs..per cwt. more than the , Cheese at Magdalen -Hill Fair. At. Wilton Fair, near Salishury, on. Monday seinnight . , about 38,000 sheep and lattibs - Were penned for. 'sale.; about' 4000 less .than last 4.year.. The prices of lambs w er e from ' s. to 75; those of ewes.froM Es. to to. cheaperjhan last: year, though, on the uhole, (he ewes were car. sidered-about' Is. a-head dearer than at the lateilrit.; ford Fair, and their sale was much brisker 'in . the afternoon than in the morning. One Gentleman declared the ecves. he sold this year for zBs. were in better condition than those -of last year for 4zs. Mr. H was'thegreatest purchase r ; h e b oug h t about 3500. Mr. Mts.r, of Muyle's-court-farm, lett his Leicesterrams.aslow as ten guineas each. On Tuesday se'nnight a human skeleton was dis, covered within.a foot of the surface or the earthiby the,side of the turnpike road, leading to Tetbury, 'about a mile; from Malmshury, supposed to he the rema •of some persOn! , murdered there, as t he l ower jaw appears to have been fratinred on the left 'side; and it is now - reenlleded, thst all ut seven. cr eight years ago, as a,R44,1b..,r urls chaise' was reternlng home, between nine and ten in the evening, during the month of June, the driver saw two men, hahited like sailors, &lagging a corp ~e nea r the ahoveinen foiled spot. The itnittritina V ithin Jppear s • to have been grown person, buy young, d m teeth !mull, regular, - und rentark,illy '''g. . J • oh by a dellvt a :tEton train the late Rtli:nent of Yoskshire W6,:-Ri , !ing - Ye nil nlr! who resented hi. LA•thillip with,a %upeit , sC .l i r ie e tY tr4CCAnpanied .by the following : ' " we, the Di:leer; and Privates fifth.: late Southern R ,?i -rneot <>t•West-h iliti , Yeourihr- Cavalr% claret. pita I.t tl - acceptance Of a Sword, in testimony Qi es'eent fur s your Lordship's - public: and priv.lte virt , ieS • A rater,,i ?c -k,noNleicipitent of Oa spirit and lioerality with which'. Lordship put yourselt at our head in the oiniatem.rine..t o• t i 2 iate arduous contest -of your unr , :mit ring a, tention, Li,stiuguished zeal for our support advantage, during the eig,ht years in which we had the happiness of bein4 yoar eotrimari&—and in token of the permanence. wit;..:ll vie wish to attach to those sentiments of esteem, grtrit,a, .tau! admiration, .which we seize this occasion 01 four Lordship." To which his Lordship returned the follow t.l answer : • i- • . 4 ' Gentlemen, I accept with the live:kst sense of grown this Swortl as a kin dtoken of your renyoubranc.: alai itie , ' l4 ship, anti as an inesti.o Ode proof of , lie approb,,ii,..l;ot persona whose conduct, during the time :I was contic..i , -I Nith thew , a c t o o t t l i t e u e o iommanded my esleont, and see.tred II)I most "n int at tapliment..l receive this S .N,ord With Sal ki .:;:t i.,it allit pri(ie.• at a ,i s ,.rh t , co l t et e :s :i ee f e r x ( e ) tr f ot pion entitled t i it i t l s ed d t e o fe t i l l i c e c e . , A l i. knee wi ii i n ,: t t li. : i y r Ctio::::,r001., ri by their early apprehension of the dangers to which 0 '''''S exposed; and to it s veneration and .gratititie, by the:rancr on the brii7k )ti o l t d. iiinvl‘;',ti:i:lettntliaoisigtert:',°:2mlP7isires'wYotilsit'r o i t t ' : ° i l4): : ‘ • i l ii v i l i u t e; y tr o o t li t l c t a h n e t i e %tvi t s t i o lt, b i ly forward in its defence, and s!cnntl : ti 1 the torrent of erroneous' principlei, by an open And ill'' 1 at o l a d s : io ru n e tioyit;edijai.,4,tirl4,,iungs ebxapcker.; Jti)t s :Ise Of the blessings of wholesome experietc::e"II:ulti;;I:::: Is t ii,. debt Your - Conntry owes you—a greater it cainot incur. li W zi is i .,: t . e :b :i rt,o.. l a t c ‘‘} : i r i :_ a s t 4 ; i t, e iti r i,ei t i l::t s ' s i e t s i: or to s t. s u t i t :ls li p p l e z zi:: : to t 1 e i it is It:I.:at:v:0 magnitail.:. that I owe the proqd '— '. '''' " 1. 1 ;I:s Swi'f‘ii p.),...,,,,,,11 , , mlint.tin the Constitution you so nobly de.fcii.ied' with il! s arat 11.t3 strength to wield.tlys . wea '" ' - to fi4ilt tot its I iII)CIO.4;op:OidCSICC.. 5S 171:g as !..is v ' The S.tbre is of most exquisite tvorkmans.htfi; ;- the hilt • and mountingsof li l 'gold b v • 2 ` l 11 ' 1 ":‘ ern!)Ussed *ith several emblemarte ligures--A • . a L ta i ii iin e : A l d r, d S rwr k: r i e n u t g 'l , gl l t e i l l ii e in h e t i sli fi l I t t : b eti a l . ; ::: ( : ,n ‘ . g : 11 :::: rjeg ::::: 5 ::: ? : c ::: . f • j er, e n ii io le u s ti . teci,&c. the li I ' f Sedition, '1 17calli -, destroying t.L ra o . . t the e t I litany(u) v a er ; c:t a l r n oi d )pyi t l l i l e f t ) sh s: ...s (.), LC, . , .. •••11 a nem!,:r ot int .. Riding Yeomanry ' dim : ' tit this To the Right Hon. W. w e t r i t E„ri fitzwilli , , - and bears t'',o. Curio .viug _Sword was presented hv the n 't vv° t . n RcAnnr-nit of West - ptiblic and pt t i i v le ate ci !l:7: r .i ) .4 l ::ll l :e ' r r s , " zld ;ii ii T' s sill: a kt t*oi ,ii er di it : :I sl i t' e e ;t r . l . l l 'l ; i r, ), T lt . t : ' ;;.,: . 'i i h o i r n t i h ( e tu u r n i i4orm ant kind attention they hay.: ivili'eiscileirreltli'l they hat the honour to Pe under his command.—April 2 9 , 1 5 . , ; , 2 Mew days ago - s'ome of the FootGuir` ll ' em ployed as porters at one of the wharfs, foot . ° 111 "1 to pierce -a cask which Cont a i ne d ‘vhiskey. dank so ium)derately, that one (.f t hem ;dreolY ch-Ati, and the lives cf twa others are tkp tired Theie is a British 44 gun ship and a si.'"P () f War to protea the •vesiwis einpil.vd in the off th , .. Labrador Coast. Nine fitindiei American Vessels; of floin. 3o to 203 tons, atld having or" wants of nine - -prrsons Ep'ar,i, are en. gibed in tlii, li,hery, which has 'proved "'" n " tnonly abundant. The State Lo:tery 'Picker Jo,43°' ,I„ yesterdo , Prize Five Thou ' ll , ll ') .ohl and registered by Sty/VT ashi •at I'c it rsl t Office in the P.:Liitry, whore cl;ets and iV.4ll4itteti Unktra wei co n N.ie • 11,11 cry STATE LOTTERY—FIFTH DAY. ti . . The. following Nninhes ero drawn :Prit.:7s . at!Pl e ,, , y 2: ,• No. 2 0 ,430, jocol.—No. 393'J. !ono!. —No' 4'31 , , • 12,561, t4,05t e. 14.131, 2.;,993, . ' 11,4" 4 • ~ r SHIP NEII'S . pooLE, skPT. 19. from Arrived-the Dart,' King, anti At.tive s Vn lll ' llsl , k ii P9rtsmouth ; Seagull, Itevenue Cuticr, Ahrlmine, Ptivateer, trom •a three whiLh time' she tus been II ►i" wrio y ser, but prize. • . Sailed—the HQpc; Nethcrwtiod, Il‘ C. I. GR Ay xs D , t pta ias Passed by•—the Sir W. Parker, •, 1 11 Ci<lvp.u, 'Wilson, lion) ~1„•u t, :oct Indefatigable, Brown, (ueen, Normaii, tram A rehatigel ; four';; :•I'w, train, Rotteßlaill haul - tenet) I°.-„o • Itiebetis, troth Isiiirivay. "ailed—the Esther Stewart, and Adventure, Fign ittan ' f°l the West lames Buck°ll, of eke On Thursday I~st, On Friday se'nn• i►r hit the 1..;:c1y of Chart?. se nnig.a, a t „ I M. ..o a f Daughter. Cirencestwr, loucesterfstret,f,ott'haeSor:: Drake .:I::ls,lllllltriii'llsCti the. Al 4 R R Lately, •at St. Iva's, in tl►e County of rl.rii.t.niitsrui daughter 9[lh -..t Fate Mr. Chides Bolton, of t0e , ,1 ,tt ifestertto.,. aineV E sq c l asbY- 6t iri• L i h ail don, to Mt $s lane Contb:2r, tou'rth daugli tet t): Comber, • F.'sq; of Steyning Sussex m 1,,,n At Edinbnrgh, on Wetta:uy 'Es q. writer to the . :signetla ttic t i‘tiss r• `y' 04- At Montrtse, on the lath in. 3. Mr jail.c' Al ` 11" l "I' • $""' gem), Viewbank, near Wirth tan to i • youngest daughtet Om Rev. P. 'Mal I.• • Willtoo. ' - DIED. Ro ( k )n l l t ,l l tn i c t l i a ly y ., J s h ro‘z e t t t . l ..)r i o n l; st e . rt i . n f al4‘,..;;;.square, Lamp:ill, 11.•• • : 0 tr4o , On 'rue.iday morning,: at his house in 1-?..anehig,' Pimlico, M r lipbect sp3te, aged y 4. • A tf..di.e.bur,4ll, <Ai Nip:Jaw: se'..lt4:nt, Miss M,irgirer C•,'l'-i:: bell, - daughter - of the de eased Mt. Alexander Ca:oH merchant id Glasgow. t::4 At Elgin, on the gth inst. Nliss Ca!d h er, (latish:o 0, 4. t 1. , deceased Sir.Thotras Calder, of Mvir:,,a, Ilia. liiLLA w ' Sir Robert CAldor, il , rt. ttepir-A , 1;n:r. , 1 rit file V.A., 230 Jr. v At the nanseot Lairg, Sutharlitti.lshirc, on tiic l'i op the Ito , . Thomas M.:Aay, l‘ltister or tl;:it. iAri,ii, .. 87t11 }cat of his age, and sstli pc his Nl:+ii,iry. ....----1" PRICE OP S rOCK.V, V 2 SI S DAY I iht:3 Stock , I itrii.l 1t0n.1.4 s. s. tug, s. s. tits. (hot t g L r t , I.s. I;.wk ':.,11* tor ()a. 3 31 4} 4 ~; r.r IlAnk Stock shut ; , ti . 871 .'c• bhat per Ctut. e, t cut. shut ; i . t rC. . shut 3 vo.r t'. 53;1 4 31 It shlit I)i.tuS. A. shut in-sit,ll GroiVeluiqUart 117144( be UddrcsA. ~~,