The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-31 00:00:00

`= ~:~ .4: 111 A 1 1, S , r.urs. aziRtVID• 0 .... h rgh 3 Lisbon C OF STOCKS, THIS . DAV AT TWALVS O'CLOCK. CO - 11SOli ' 55i I Red. Ann. - 544 1 Omuium - Si Tft E S U N. QUIS 1,/leigßa TALtUIt AIJUNAIt Lo Jinx, DEcEmBER 3 1, 1803. A report was yesterday prevalent at Portsmouth, • that 'on the preceding day an Armed E;ig, hay. ing .a Pendant and Ensign flying, came in by the Needles passage, passed . down Spitimead, and went out at St. Helens,' carrying away a boat with some people in it. This Brig was tired at several times, hut without efFea. If this circinnstance has ritually taken, place, she was no doulit an Enc. nly'i Vessel, coMe in thus daringly to' reconnoitre. A similar thing harpened in the American War,. We have happilyjewived no further accounts of, damage by the, late gales, so that we now probably know the extent•of our calamity. While we deeply, regret that it has been so great, we have ilet reason' of congratulation that our Ships of War have 'but fered So little. Any damage sustained must have been easily mad promptly - repaired, and Admiral CORNWALLIS will coon, we have, no, doubt, re " gain his station OW Brest, ' All acoitints that are received o concur in leading ns to ilciieve thit the attempt at. Invasion will be inmi-diately executed. It is no doubt the objeft of IioNAPAP.Ti to push but his Armaments af. ter the late -storms, and before a frost shall come , on, which may prevent his klotilla in the Ports of Holland from sailing for a series,. retort, of weeks. That an Embarkation had taken, place in the /their is certain, and it is,equally • „ cer tain that at Boulogne every thing was mug tor' embitkation. As tbe weather is now as favourable forhim as it possibly may ever be, we shall begin to' doubt his real, intentions, ir we 'do 'not hear in' Iris Armaments very, few 'days of his ailnally baying ordered Ins Armaments to sea. :11le Dub of, the inst;.4orived this ,morning. - - • . . a On ',llMl:33;ty Hest MA I Esrf Un lIICYRINCiSRPS ' Ilanninek! qty CATHCART with a visit, st her house' in Sliccr-strect, Ice Ike clic:fling Hi .MAJts-tr.and Pa.sticessas viiited the I.);ma ut CAW% R IDC E at his apartments, 1 f gnyal Highness being indivosed, owing to his hotbe sticking in a bog while hunting on Tuesday, throwing Hisitoyal highness. Wcdtte,ilay the PRINCESS Soru,tk&GGAV at::s-rl?xW onit Lord ST. LIS L ENS, artiveAl at Windsor i Dit!ii . visit linirtit • ,yest“cidy morning the Duix U g.t.tir break .fasteti' With TH R IR IVIAIIeTIB4. •,' His Royal highness the I)tmakirYOßKlield yes. ~etcl,y a -Military. Levee at the HOrseGuards,; after the Crtnr/ceLLOLt of the ExCor.quipt, Lord and'Mr. Yoaihad privale audithicce for , s comitierabla time. • • • . The and Countess of 1-4 a •AT.cou are pas,s; ing. th,! 11,14Ltys ut Nunf..ha in, in Oxfordshi re, , much to the aclva'ncase, of their poor neighlicitirs, who. have long , profited by their benevolence arid . t' , Aced:3y a Court—of DireCtors was held at flit 'Els., twin. itotvie, when Capt. At.inct, SPCTAI , 4 IV ;11 S um into the cornmand,of the. 41)1 , 1 4 1 0' Court adjourned at six orclock 401.Wedne,day nexc. - • `1 he Li v,i i rniati and D4puty'Cliaittre. t of the East India Comr.iny, bud yesterday a very long wrifcr. titer: kb the Boil: • , • . ..TheDiSfratches.brought by, the Overland Eitiirs!i Cr n India„have l3Ccn must carefelly r:Oriceated.lt is, known that the letters frout.lioilthay come down to the 6th of 'August solhat they ITl ' l.llt COfI4TM or COtarilqiet report of the detention cif: 'Ailt»iral ',tub's. Though the public , are - sn•anxious for in, I on this point, they have o4ken' gratis tied ;, and tic only answer given to most eager , inquiries at the India House is,' that tui it mitell: There is reason to believe that all is %ell, and that coatainly had, the 'start of. the French in India, In add i t ion to the infortriationbrotight home by the: .die,vemder, vi . re'learn ihei following parlicolises; , The Cumber/obi, Capt.' FAR Malt 'ltailed Fr Pm nidro„abot t.h • .3sth • June last, and put,twat Penang, to her Way . let. hit, where•ahe titer tic .:itosticiorts; Capt.` who iO r ilkA4oi'vd, 14 „why., hi ooi. char Capt»',FAKßltitierkteuleil. him, that art it of *ohm -had ti4oll - itli,!Ce'itilhe Port''4 rid BaY, l4l,lV l4rl ll (oj e d'ay be tit ~ tt t 7tlec is Ci r .un 3 t 4 nCe his 1141,4.110 its., , tas't dreaded 1 . 110-lO4s , dfltiltr idebl''' T hia' , Attitirid.lt .: A 7 l it x had gone 114,00103 liehoitlarry,,whichl had given such alarni;;that. alircrielt ;Frigatr;:,ly.iog 'at anehai t had weighed anchor and s aeeount perf::11)/ taWes: as, w .tune• wilt the intelligence from Bombay of the 16.1 r, jol t y, .mel t tenders it - highly pr,b.ible that 4,101fr!I Np,t3 11 la tine power or 4 lte L'lil3ll Wed nod ay pio Ming the Nl)ollWal..slla4itigh Ingintry very unexpe4tetity reaeivedatroute to u 4 1, 11 to North Viltishotrii,iit come/pen - 6%0( ercttrA jispea i 94 4fit - 4..;1 . 6r N'oluratet,,c r orr; forrticti ulkul rlkoMuusti to:repair t o t h e i r vi s p e oi vc Marne , . itt f , i)v;l4l6n. The all i oYO . Ciirp ) of Light ttirrrili; were the 'cult chit at Great Yarmouth, on Tuesday the . aoth irmart they marched from North Wdsham ar four o'clock in tlre morning, 3Vrivtid tit V ithioesth at one o'clock, without leaving a single man btbind, although the roads were exceedingly bad, and the distance twenty six miles. A letter from Worcester, dated Dec. 28, says : at By a letter received this morning horn an Of. freer at -Ipswich to his764nd- in-this-eitteavr - are informed that the Pentral of that - Brigade : had called a meeting of the Commanding •Officers of each Regiment at that 'place on Sunday' Morn.. ing last, and informed them, that froni a letter which he had just received, tfiermere.not to Lifer either Ulcer or pivate to' be absent from his Regiment a single day, on any pretenee'whalevCr, for tha t the French. , were aaurelty on hard. The General re. quested that it should immediately be made known • to all , the Officers, in orderthat the whole might be prepared to march against the Eneiny at an :bout's, notice.. Thirty.five rounds of ball cartridge were instantly given to each Soldier at that 'Place. The Military at present. in and near Ipswich, amount to• • 9000 men." .. Orders, hive bean received from Government, for • ' five additional Signal Posts. to be arrested on 'the Coast to the North of Yarmouth. • The Third Regiment of' Royal I?tst Jndia Volum, leers is ordered under arms on Tuesday morning, at head-quartets, in New street, to attend the exe. cation of tl•e sentence of a,Court.Marrial held yes , terday on Afetthrtur, a drum-bay, for desertion, ~.1-10, had absconded, irt.o6tober, 'and was diccOvered on board the Speedy man of 'War,'Capt.' PlAorT, from whence he Will recovered by the perseverance ' and spirit of Capt. BARN.IIt.II, the Adjutant. - The sentence is fifty lashes. On Wednesday last the three Regiments of taiyal . Birmingham . Volunteers were, for the tita:t time,' .brigithd...touthrr, on llosely.:Wike :Green ;"•" they ; afted much to the aatisfattionoitite.Commanding Of. ficer,and received rime thaolcipfeheieFellow.ciliAens. Tha Warwickshire , Yeolaiaftry have reCeived or.' tiers to hold time mselves in teadineSs to take barrack: duty - at-an hout's notice, toieucceed the 7111 I)ra. "'goon Guards, who are daily in expectation of re. i calving their route 'to Ina r•Ch ; irtins .1344141111 am .Ba r. racks. • ' - •••••• ' ' • ---- -• --IF • • Yesterday te'nnight• tietpertant.Cnlnnel KANE inspeited the Tamtvorth regiment of Volunter In. ..Pantry, under the command of i...ieutenant;Colonel, . Sir. R..,l:Atv L a Y ) : Bart. which had been marched' to Litchfield fQr that purpose. . , - , Wednesday were disinitsed at Taunton about Goo of the East So:nerset ',Yeoman Cavalry„ after ten days hard' exercising .at ' Creech Heathfield. It rained'arinost every day. • .. • . . On . Thursday last, 'elle •Farl•of• •STAloirtattti anti Wirltßirr;TON, reviewed the . , Earl of Cites're're'• Regiment of ' Yet i rtimnry, - Cavalry, cctinunitiried by Sir, Jrajata,La tc istita: Stir. in I.'itbley Park. ~,The • line ,consisted of aix - Troops, who went throasiLa l l variety 4 moverrienti, , ,with the greatest pries on' si and rapidity ; such is the proficitncy in. tlitcipt e ! thusregiment has made, as to.have mounted regular! picquet aortae. Weeks paw' 411e,I a orcitieutenant ex. 'tiresad - the' grerest satisfallon attheaightaf, ibis! tine. regiment, which .was afier wardsitantisotnely.re. • K aleti by the Colonel, With a barrel 'of goed; 'Cheshire ale. '-' '. ' • : Is is now universally allowed, that in every part bf ftemuictry - "the . ft. , toot made under the Prb.l ..; pertt, Till 'are, in point of ournber, , very inconsider. -able: ;.T: Counties they are not in the , pro l or. ti , ,u olUrie• tenth. of the I v -turna"-:calle;.lfir„ , _;;'Vite i t.:, , oitiissi`taers• halt; beer!. infonned that the ?wk..' (10145 'wet." abaulutely .unitttelligiblei and' the indi.l v i duals rho ; have not,i•i) ode - thttir;.ito rti ilia velittiof • intimated Aeir deternitnatio'n.to,per'Siti. in their re. fusal till the Aet.is itiiitte , 'lettel:trith4 common sensei of mankind.: Of the Retutin mare, it is 4, f4cifut f in many parts of the kingdom the far greaterpart have riot been admitted, and liecortringly; been tent back for . correetion. ''' ~.,.. Niiniiters are, dreadfully alarmed lest an union of great talents should soon overthrow their iltniyiAry,d inellisii.nt conhe4ion. Hence the:, MinialetialiSaila-' b!ers arc diretled to raise a clamour againatLrill'Cih. "htio;i. -- A - res,PeltabliO4iiiition‘Prirq..aavetift"ig tir this - alarm . , says, ", , J,ist.tt be suppoted;fot an in., statir, that tvir. '.:1 . 4 . da4:111 . 1!«,1 ) .ia:,,,1..tird GaiN., v I 1,1, i't . anti NiC A -W:1•1101;WW were. to . coalesce, would ••that Ccialitiott tie uititally ' .4.0 4'., politivally ' t more profligOe than a,, , a-lpsatton of .Mr.Aptcattua r 0 IN, Mr. .1 - itiettofu 4/I o lA44. , l4A3Y.liAlikO4nina i LA r. T 1 XXII tY o llot,to tipqak,t4 Mr.AtialtilYtA4l.aud Mr. 1.0.419 t NE ?',.' , Th e tvor e ldat . larvi''- . le;:bell,eve, would rit think a Coalition' . betattecn,tha to,inaer' .great charaitera, morally or political3'ypeolligater4ti all, 'but' tvquld rather coma! iv e thatiiheitthe.drOlicitir • atiti interear, or, die . Empire vt'ete at stake, atisLan , kuch•feeble Ininds• as are wholly incapable••orstia.! taming it,' that they 'sacrift!letiall'difertlicc of• OPtal nion, on inferior-. points. to.their.hightettie of puti.l tic &Icy, As for-Me. Street oat/anti 11/Ir.,EttsK'tqi,l it• will be difficult to peisgat l 4.'i,4': w.ll4ieYeiiugr.ipAis i may be'ailuat, that the.y will eaettlegratiealietraselvesl by alliance wittsfily 40 egYarral; ''''*: `'. '' • , . , Mr. ; s l lrElt,lPN . , 4 said ,ata;.lta;eo, decl4o:l)s .41•14. 1 1 though he would not oppose Mr. Fox, itewLitsl4aup.' l 4q, IC fr fi'f hair 161 i l'''which' r pnrt Kr. A orn tr.G .0N 11 0 4114:, .. , opt _s t.on • Mt.• Ems . ,triigh I, make•ao any 9 - lie measures. r. ' ' 14130 observed, upon this,' thaptCs'ithis whole deter., minfion co i nstjtif i ted the• rrinitrtraurdinary public - irliteilli he hail ever heard itvowed." . ' ~. • L ..' -Wit know notlaihichitoiblabici most i .„theiFriendsi ' l....4 l_sha r _ most _circulating :I ott athialve and ca 4 Emulating Pamphlet, or note ditivoviidg that they' ha4Vittine- so. WiIL:Mt.Y. ANSITT; , AT deny that! '-a4l4e'ecitiktif;;;.,Pf 'ltte - Joiphlet in pitatioer is in the ; h. pityAkhib.'frettitsfyli+or will he deny • tint, idde. pendinetfrfito rootellt i le : rai i ' but terser': ircatiethni .i.O.JOrit44'lll,oo4oool4oohlitieti se vend Copies ot it ? ~..:7,4ii.4t',- ': i't; ,, •, , . , , , , \vp blrktFlii#o be . aby•trurli in'the report that the eiecrable - tyrant of Frocr, and disturber of ail martkirati reit iffaited i tatit an i lay asion of Denmark, thiriffe'liffW(.llll . •riOriaeait'ia .'huy 1)(ir /a c e, as :. 100,'inapy a 'tatot i ltaS dou, 'bat will resolutely ,reaist the ferocious Wltsaiel.• Rossiai we conceive,- can. nut 'sit tinier tinder itch," in aftpc,l; a , aril 5 , , , , , ..61cn, -.MI' 0 , 'has already been insulted bA , the ( arAican I),spot , trirtmigh - the medium of its' Atriliasi?,dor,• must join Artlbe atten d t to s et boutiala' to Isis i; li!ri, tic raimity'ilt4l insatiable imbition. •., . A rift 14EWS: Porr,mounfop Ls'E c. 30;,----S , led this day His- Majesty's Ship gypilere i 4s. t Hon. Captain FLammo, wiSSealeel ()Airs. ' It i , reported . that an Armed Brig eAme in at wet t 'end of Ae-Wighstorttertitsymititernonni -with - a pendant anti ensign, pissed through Spithead, and went out at the east .ettd. „Notwithstanding she was several times fired at Ithe did` not bring to ; it is also rep reed that she ciatied away a boat and - some people, rt it. ' i The renot and Aurora ,Ftigito'have a Signal f,r sailing. V '4l The 'West India Fleet remain, ,a Convoy not yet being appointed. ' .i, . . •__ ArriVed - the leaikick Privale4 OflAndoo, from a seven months Cruise. ''' 1 . DIAL, DEc. 30.—.Attivis4 the Ar;agine from the Niue, and reipains with the Ships as per last. The under-mentioned Ships are in the Downs waiting ipt a, fait wind . . Anderson, Liberty„ A Ambuscade, Lard son, Alliance,. Prinde of Austria, Princess,. Anacreon, ,and. I libel la Armed Ships'fbrllantr?? direttion of Captain atio n A ; I ' RiMee, • C rown, ,/ Catti-ee, L'oenautt, Rap, Sevtuoroligh, Scott,;Litona, WC - rath, and Eagle,.ll4orriStitrofoi'Dpnerara , e Frances and Eliza, C.d. len, Tullocli Castle, Berkler4Frictuls, Curtis,. 4 fliemi, Douglas, Airrcd, and Atalanta, • en- . • kins,'forJartiaiba •; Nelson, Sinifli, for the Wcst Indies ; folk, Robert * , for Ireland ; Aurtra,t Strong, for Scotland Ellen', MOAT,: for TrinidadA ; 015 l Eagle K mg, tUr l'go.l . Telerriachea,lkivan, thy :Lionflunu;; Lord Duncan, .Anderson, for • Vincents Ais.ther„ ..F.ra6cis„ for Whi teltaven ; ope , , opletorio, ftialitzukrick ; LotAi4i, .141901:4,. for ,LiverpOQll: Matthew; Aretingi4or. ..St. Christo. plietie Margaret, LeWsifvfor tiowlfilek ; .William , Thornai, rfor Qibrolt4r i Alligator, 4...,,andffsientini.:lrlartin, tor. An tigua. , . . . , YA It motrttf,' . Dec. 29.-L—ieSferaay' sailed ... 66 Repreirrrof-7-c-gons, on • a crui're 'off - the - Dutch: eoast.—Saiictlithe,flrester sloop , of war, wi - th trans. ports.—Sailed this morning the ,eirincen ~,f °rave, ~ vf 6.p rtny,:ion a .0r9iF.r,.....-;Airi,v,esktile . Ferfrter g llrl -brig, with the loss of- hie '4re-topmast.. - -- , Ad- wird Russia, leis haisted his flag on board the 4.4br glitt.'vessel ; . the ,Corflie7 Atoofrig hohoisted i : a signal lOr the Downs i —The'/:'ert.rrid7e, of Bristol,7l T front Lindon';to'firistol, With grocery:, has ,put in here with .lama as , having been blown out of the, D,.twrs. ' -.1- l av e i l. ' ' • . • . , - i .. . . Leto i . v , , , J.... .. . te.“ ~ , -r•-r-,- Ltirtaroisti.i.Da.c.:;-Is:—Last night' about nine,' o'claolt s - :flill ,iviajesty's Frigate .the 'Pilikiriii, - . - sta. I liOntd ('W. 6 iiic i •fiW P.4;rade';', hrE/1::,T . from her moor. 'logs, and • drifted' tit tile Cheshire shore,. where.she got .4grotinctil§he fired four puns as signals - of' distress, ..y ? lileit'etkiteti' not a tittle hustle r and alarm for cite -9l ° d/ fearin , it wai true, 3firtiiiti f ma, ,fignal of •INPR4ll4r4s,important event. . .. !...1. , •,,, , ,i. ,•,,, t , , :-..,...g.,........ .......... . .., A ‘:4.: . ',.. .' ,•' : + .:' , 1 GxE , ENoCK, Dec. . - ii..-7Theßattsrcii, Folt' i lft and witfiiitiella;en,. , lor dila" pplc i with a cargo of herrings, leather, paper, 49, was,drove onshore, 'iti thelSint'of ttrone,, in 4iieJ . l'dili . l.6o; `On the morning of tlie 2,lsi instant. it is eXpeettd all the -cargo, ..esicept. the , naprf, , will - be saved ; but it is 'feared tf r e.':}ressei will his',Otanthst .. . ' The. .griatiiit,,l4itiLLi ,af.,itey r,.. tram Quebec to this pOrt;.pur 'biro Tobeireartyin the bound of Mull,' on the loth ins4`;int, all We11,",,,:,;,,„ ; ' ' . The.is'irree,‘ - 1.1.a.N tEL THoMPSON of this port, from Waterford to Li ver 'l4 ith . attirgh of wheat,, 1 - Wag far*, 00:elojq q" .fib' , 1 af f . , iiilife - glie of the rith' l. and full or , iyater : ' r ! , "CaptaN i tYlanOder, of th e Elizabeth', : re' p - olt;,: : 11 , 1 ' 14 t Ile' learited 0g, , , - e.f ()gybe ail., )tha,t ii, vessel loaded . with, fruits, frZnic Liiben bound t o t hi s part,. sup.: posed to he tpe';:brig B , ttlizlirroi El L /I.CXI.O I ;' ' +of; f) t irttntiuth,. ,wa t s . 'totally I'4 , F .;:ifi'Ditblin, in the ' late gale. .. „ . . . , ~ ,• PTI Till! Peggy,' c , Ali r Li . , from 'hence to Cork and. the West indite, was put on . shore nearWexford,, on. thu title instant, in a violent- gale of wind fiom' S.• R. . lhe' most c$ her cargO 'is la9ed, , and' we: learn:she:is not - mueli damaged'. . . ~,, .4s, Whae4 l 4ficatixe,. which... Rile& some ti me' ago.,:for I ' Quebec, 'fhas been.on shore at lslandglass, part , or: .aitts.ktong+danti, so much damaged, iris - said, that sh 9 must either ''reratrt . tci' - this'Vcrit or proceed so the to repair. • i;:i 1 . 1 P:f - 4 () T • '.. 'Alt:ft!, ,i3Vi.. Ciat".414.,;,.. ,lisr::t Tha:4 Wroaij?,!'l ilpittn'ir':, 9, jii. in -cvl T E , E t ~1 rain 4)4 ii Kit r, ~., is : pripttil t , f r f ift littiZ...:* , 4 pis in . lia..w sa.a.repor t so ha vbir.putibta shall lslesvf, Fvance, on the tothof Septatither,' ill"iittlitliiithethere' were lying there five French li‘rigat6so and at thai tithe I ~oc k Mops 4nOW. of 'the war . . i.,,, ,, -• .. r• ' i . ..... - criil#t to?i , h qapr.‘Wir4(ic li' I4ritpot, is !..ii4ved.:4i,,lTArbice. , When oil,Sit4o v at idea, ,shi fell in . with,titiee.Freich Privateers l ;4oltenlifter an en. , gag,ineor of two . hours, She licAfkilem. of. - The . - .10 ! ,,:y . ,,..: ITv ,, ,AY. fr0m . 1 , tie....44,-.1 t l ' Oß4itilro WRA filkcii by,,is Fretteit'.l l ri,vaieerl afttir. I wards retaken by the crew , , who killed sctini m — Vr6ichrne litiee . which - ifie`,:ii4ll4 4 een eaptqlvil „hy another Enrich Private`ar... -Capt... , Wti itwAy, - it is said . , (In !well the lisl'i i ilki..oeoefook to hi, boat, a iiA safe on shore: .',, tid i , . Poveromeot,ibas it in - contemplition to entirely; , extinguish ' thetth n c t lei of.' ciimeya:„Whieh : infert ' varinua papcßl,Ol.e.Kingtrnit • • .lur ,: nciw o AßAMt. of people are "Ilea upon to..defind their Conntry, ! thete'li - tiOXoal;ofi: why these ititrrotl4 (who livc , ,by or 01304e1),A9410 , pot (.!011t rili;,ite their persunalt, %crvie.es.,?,,a , :there are but few of them vt , ho have' iettletne:ll9o st iriptenciett that their familiel shouldi helOng,itv(Towitpcklie acij(lioiog prihhes, in whiehl they tire.fountl-itt the time the inen . .are edled upon ' to berve.-47g.g;t1feteke, behuves' P,lfilles tt tit,` appl to the 11 40giltri#0440..poi,:tbeiNagtant Ad in force On Wedneiedipnighi sliitl i at , the advanced:Men , tot years,. Mr. J91)(1 ) 4a, Gardener to the Asy.! him. He VA watt well tespetted for his ,tonduN F during the n!pub j e , r of yearl he had filled that offiet,/ that if he:h44.7llyes,l, ti!l:next April, the Gtiardiane, of that utefitiliAstionion.intetideri giving A dinner! on the occasion s and to have placed hi m at the hea I d! of the table. DUBLIN, Dtd. 26. His Majesty's Ship Rosario, Capt. MottNss arrived in Belfast harbour on Wednesday the at , inst. for the purpose of protefting . the Linen Sh from thence to London, and -will sail . on Wednestli next, wind and weather permitting. • Qn, Tuesday ,night_ lait, Mr.. Justice BELL., a l companied by the Conservators of his Diatfi‘ apprehended, at his lodgings in Beresford.strei one Kavanagh,..a mitpenter, on a charge of nesse' able pradices. In his desk were found !level treasonable Papers, and an History of Bonaparte, t railer a most fulsome panegyric on that destroy of the hutnan race, who butchered scoo 9f his Pi soners at Jaffa, in cold blood, and 41so Aconed own soldiers, who fought with 'a zee worthy more just cause, in Italy and Egypt, and merit ,of course a better return. Friday, Mr. Crory and Mr. Smith, Prince of this city, who had been taken into custody W , two others, for being concerned in the printing the Memoirs of. BONAP,ALTIC, were liberated ; others have been detained. On Wednesday lair, Lawrepier Byrne, one Dwyer's accomplices, was brought into town, dcr a strong turd from Arklow. A bung man of - the name of Keogh, of Ra , farrtham, who bad - been arrested, immediately air the 23d of has been libe rated , it appearing charge against him' was rottalourand unfi*det.i. For these sothe:rtays„past notices have been stl ing on the ihhaiiitants of this city, accurdlng the, General Defence Bill, to know' what hofi carriages, tec.*c. they can furnish, in case of emergency, (r the conveying of tlld army to a certain direaion.H . . . On Thursday' morning, abetit six' o'clock, • . chimnies 'of a house. in Crane:Jane, lksses.stre fell in, precipitating'theloof and doors of the re frc rooms to the bottom. :By thls .afeaalui event, am percons have beet; killed, and•six 44, seven . dangi ously wounded ; through the • exertiOns:of the cers and Privates of the 36th . gegiment, qUarter the Old Custom.house, several Persons wets out of the hquser;plio—otherwise must • ineViti have shared ;he same:fate ; the men with treat inanity' took off their great coat.s.. and.Aarried unfortunate naked . sufferers', Fonclu4ipg then t their guard-room tilt other relief could be "aff 6 reli Among the parsons killed, were an inaustrinui m: of the name of Kelly, a 'hair-dresser, with/his w. -and apprentice boy, who occupied the shop fiV9l iX7RACTIO, A LETTER yßOlti DOBLIN, n EC. 2, " A very interesting correspondence has tak place here, between the Lord Chancellor REuta' ,DALE and LordFIVOALL, the Premier Catii:,lic Pt in Ireland. On a late occasion GoveriJinelir fou it necessary •to consult the Maiistrates. of t county of Meath, ott . some martor relative the. raising, m of the Ay of Reserve , ,4Pti:Li Fitiont.t. happening to be at the Code, iv ..poken `co on the sabjed by Lord His. Lordship, ilisido it ,was not in his power It) tend the Meeting, at he was nor in' The Comm .sion Lord HA,aPwStirti wrOic islainetiktely to t, Lost) CHANtrat:i.ort, requesting •that a Comml irnthcitovsitehd intoiLheufirdrstr.treGi7irt.. I „ lo ,h ti ich sh . : , u a l s d ac b c e on s i e iti o g t i . t fo - t -he CHANG itt,Loai.which, after complimenti ~tli ng I 'Lordship' on the occasion 'of stFerp. County in which Lord F t NGALL resided, would deri from his !Vl,,gisterial e xert i ons and influence, p i ceetii4 in a very 1.611 . manner to describe the'dof its a 'Magistrate. After tillUding to ,the late Weill it proceedc,rw. ekpinin the nature OfAt. k ot",ruisprision of , treaion ;' latucnts that -4tititttbe iserians'of his Lordship's pers uasion, - \who havehatVpieViOtts knowledge of the deaths of Trittorsi did not; according „to , their duty ;is' . subjefts k cominu i nicate such intbrinatiOn . to the G vernment i of the Country ; and thit the iiigritted tred which was fostered by the lower orders Of Roman Catholic*, p:rsotis professing Protestant Rettgiop, dliii.frect which na:Litally tated against- their attachment to their Soverei, was not silicarly domb4l4o,.ttle Pastors of th e Church, and concludeikoby expatiating'; in 5,0 language, on the necessity of brotherly:, love, asi i culcated by the Religiottld Chrisr. , ; • " Lord-FittOALI., his answer, denies that Roman Cathcilic religion is in the least tepagoan a steady and loyal adherence tithe Britisliborq c and:Coustittitioti. - ' He trusts - that Limritltio DAt.i, 'to whom : the; English Romani Catly.lics IMder-such: high.3)bligations;, with our` allow self to hoprqiidiced• against their brothreo id I land—laments that any rtstrletions sit.;ni:i be wire! by the Legislature' to' teniairi itgAio9l. pf:rson s. . testing chit religion I,ion'ts,ilds tti.,t the untiortani ditaiffeetion whichAtas pr e v a iled in irelantt,if.to nrnributed merely to Jacobioism anti-FrenCtrprill eiPies, sod agents: ' ffi that if the Holy ii,or him. w : er it . l c d i u u c it e e d t ;hi Usurper to L.)cuitte NeMy'destitted.t,i invAtierrelatl3;.lnitt g"'l. let 744tholics youlk he huOnd by thor religloo oppose him by force. Lord RICODUSDAI,O,OC, tkCitie's sitting fi, that the di)'ueasblOati imithrig a fewntriesritury by n o.nitan,i'a, er.ike on mind* of the lower-orders. LoraFtstaa.s,4,l* east to-ihe second: lettai,' , Loa Astioisniii,'.*vrb. ands-lint Lotti ship** rept are, ifrolly torn `cite 7sitne AtA ri eteept that Lord 'fkrutiltViatit,'irelli Vrt -kifera asserts, ithat . persona „of Mme up tathe,metropolit!fut c. 'sh e kl At i ki" . ,ais)sgog - ,ip the T t lViirretlicii Tiyett*"2o 6t(' 0 '.; cie is, however, a foririk Leiter of tll;Cec Et.t.oa,. in which his ' k o rti,;Ap'tirateii rhariv-. Prte lce e :themselves string the lives ,tit a tott . Yrot 6 t , 'enrich:Tined to death-by the R e voluvionitetrib ur have, sincethat'per)oo . , b e en.ircated4their :Witl . l marked disrespect ; on- tfid.cootriti :pa t o, .who had,-on Of hiS'reoeilio:asyk :Lice., been trao,y9rted,, but who had.been,. tht,o 4l the lenity of Govm-immt,..tince allowed-to rct is freld'Op' by the sitrte - Superior as a martyr') 'treated with the most distinguished tespeei." ' '. 'f , ! ' '• 111 ' I 1,3 t i lit* , ! lit ; ' 1 ' 1 ae' l id,' i • i :et, -, 4 Dn. tral 1 , or . ' yet pfl. . hi, , . 1 ' ir a .'-‘, • itt‘V , ' - '-'" ' i 1 . err, ' . • . vith ' • ; of , . au g t i irii e f : ;:,.... .. '''' Stet "' . r '. the : I. t c rvo .. , g to raes, an: , ''Tl ally . 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