The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-25 00:00:00

~~~ ~'J I+ 4 }~x IMPERIAL PARLI4IIIEiVT. HOUSE OF COMMONS. THURSDAY, NOV. 24. ;,,~ k , . So he Elisigng—.A.l;:priler Low. Cent. Robert -Write, • Lent; David Dir;gwall, Colt. fames ' itardie; Gent. ~ ilrileS I,ittiejollll,.(irfit, Willi.un CarnvgiC,Gent., Robert Abercroml?y, Gent. lAntes Young;,Gant. "To be Chaptuin--ltev..)arric.s Shiireffs, D.D. To be Surgeon—Hugh l‘l•Pherson, M: D. To be Qua rtermaster--James Hitrtiie, Gent. • Bre.rhin k'olunieerr. . . , curftain David .)gilvy to be Major, vice Smith. Lieut e n ant David Dakers to be Captain, vice Ogilvy. Ensign Bohn it)gilvy to be Lieutenant, vice 'Dalters. lame. Molison, to. be tnsign, vice Ogilvy. (Tv Ge continiid.j • THE SP n AK E It attended at hall past two o'clock, but there were not sufficient Members to form a House till twenty minutes before four. At that time the SpEAKER having taken' the chair, Lord CHARLES SOMERSET informed the House; that His MAJESTY had been waite t tl j upthi tá know when he would be pleased tp;FilPOlvi titer t Mdress of that House, and that Ott lAmits4 had' fiked half past thw,for that purpose. , , Tht Order of the Day for taking ipto considera. tion'llis Majesty's. Speech being moved ; that part 7)1 the Spt.e.eli was then read, whielyfrelated to,tlic Supplies of the Year : ,after which, 11e CEI ANC ELLOA of the EXCHT4VER moved, that a Supply be granted to HIS MAJ ESTY, which was agreed to.l • • He then moved, that the house should to-mon. tow resolve itself into a Committee, to take the said Speech into consideration.---Agreed to. The House then adjourned, arid the SPEAKER, accompanied by several Members, proceeded to St. James's with ,the Address. • • MAILS. nut. Cottetiburgli o ....... . 4 tialubutgli z - 9 PRICE OF STOCKS, THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK. Consols 53 i I thaniunl THE SUN. retlls mega& taisum AUDEAT AtRlV~p., . 2 ; .:1 dis, ONDQN, NOVEMBER 45, 1803. By priiate Letters received within this day or two from Vahat, we leain'thatout Bombardment of that place had much greater circa than was sup. posed, or could probably be observed from the At. lacking Sqnadron, We learn that all the small hoes Lw the hide of the Inner Baton on the Quay are to. tally destroyed, and there was hardly a Vessel that' did not receive some thmage. The Courgabr; or Fish Town, Was also very much •injured. The 'shells flew over the town in all diredicns; one fell tin the Prison, just .behind the Town,houses—,hap. oily none of our unfortunate Countrymen were there. Another, fell in the Court-yard of Drs. roLIN'S famoui Hotel, From there fads, it ap. pears that no Vessel can be safe in that Port from our attacks, as the bombs 'fell nearly half a mile beyond the usual, or indeed possible place of &positing even Fishing,boats. If .we had : Vessels proper for such - an attack, we must confess we a)ould like to see it renewed, upon some well digested plan, laid down by persons competent to do so from local information. There sire many Officers in our Naval Service pettedly competent to such an undertaking, but certainly a largepropor. lion of our best Officers are at present unemployed. Our Blockading Squadron, which had come into the Downs in consequence of the.late gales, has re. sumed its Station off the French Coast. Is , the Gazette of last night we , at length find the Official Dispatches respelling the attack made opon several of the Enemy's Vessels off La Hogue, A Letter from Captain DVNBAR I of His Majesty's Ship Pou /elle, states, that as he was passing the Islam of Aldereey, on the i jth instant, he fell in with a Convoy belonging to the Enemy, consisting of about Thirty. Sail; steering to theeastward, es. coiled by several . Armed,Vessftis, and in the atl of . c:k'pe...La . , Hogue. :-.lle immediately at. tacked ihrnie and,:cornPelldit'their crews to - rurr thent on the rocks; every officer and run" on board the /),,,, , eth r , instantly, ..w4,14 the greatest gal, lan try ) volunteered their serfviees in the boats, bt which 'a Brig, a i.,oggei,' and a, Slpop,. the latter `made fast :witlr, her ,cable. to the: ahore, were cut out under i ' •mart fire, Whilst , the Podate , was carried and anchored within three cables length of . the. surf 'tb covevthoseengaged in . . the en t er pri s e. 't'he rest were left dry by the tide, And there is every rea s on tp 'believe that several : were' totally Inst.,. Thosc that fill into our Jan4s are'ntvi a anc from having sweips,on board, thotigh not ornicd r ,w4te evidently intended' to aid in the i nv a b lvn,.. The whole of this was effected without the lima of's - single man, and does, the higlteit credit ' to the gallantry and zed! of Captain' DurtnAtt, an 4 she Officers and Men employed in this service.— The three captured Vessels were brought into Port as before stated by the Libatj Brig, which assisted in the Attack. 'YESTERDAY the Hesse of Commons went up rith their Address to- HI, MAJ ISTY at St. James's. Circumstaneei ocettard, 'however, which were nearly preventing His Faithful Commons from wait. upon His MAJESTY agreeably to : his appointment'. From the Unanimity with which the Address had 1 , passed in the House, and the very critical circum. stances of the Country, it : was natural to suppose that the Members of the House of i Commons would have been happy to avail themselvtatiof,rheopportunity:of presenting themselves before t 'en rtin ern a large and united phalanx. • TO Whatever cause it may beowing, however, itit - npt for us to conjefture ociletermine, the attendance yesterday in the House was so thin, that sometime ..after the 'hour appointed' by His 111 Ala ST Y tO receive the Address (half.past - three), there werenot thirty Members rpresent, and those, with the exception of Mr. ERSK I NE, were the in -mediate adherents of the Minister. The Secreta:. ..‘. 'Aries to the Treasury and Mr. 110BHOUSE were employed in all directions colleding Members and Mr. SARGENT was obliged to go to the Drawing. Room, and bring all from thence he could find. ;t was at one time thought that •the House must adjourn, as it- , is a.standing rule, that a'n Adjournment takes place at four o'clock of course, if Forty Members are not present, the number necessary to form a House. After much anxiety and doubt, however, a few mi. nutes before four o'clock, fort Mernbers and not one more, appearing in the House, the Sr E AX E k took. the Chair, and the House being for Med, it lame.. diately 'proceeded to St. James's. About eighte e n carriages only followed the Speaker's. It was hall past four before the House reached the Presence Chamber, and it was'themesudittek. that the SP EAK E R had some difficulty in iebdifigl the Address. We have examined with: some attention the immense—mass of French Papers which have within these few days. come .to our hands, and .we have looked in vain for an 'Address that. was said to have been presented , to BoNi4Avrs, .pray_ ing him not to risk his precious person, in the Ex. pedition against England. n n the!rcuMstance of no such .an Address having appeared in the Moit;teer, or any of the other French Papers, we are led to suppose that the whole account was a fabri , cation on this side of the water, where it first 4 7 peared, we believe s in the Comrier de Londrete!--. But- though no such request may have : beeli made to the chief Consul, we do not the more believe that he will risk his person in the Enterprize,' % The Hop's Increase, Cartel from Murlaix, was driven into Portsmouth on Wednesday by the heavy gales at W. S. W. On board her was the Rev. Mr. CRAU rut 13, returned from being prisoner in France : he left the Dutchess and young Duke of NM CASTLE in perfect health at Pau ; Colonel CRAU_ FORD, too, was much better in health, from having bathed during the summer in the , waters of Bareges, in the Pyrenean Mountains. Four Mails arrived this morning from Gotten. burgh, the Intelligence by which however has been anticipated by those from HaMburglu We are enabled to state upon the most Ull.. questionable authority, that the accounts from' llamburgh iespeaing the. Contribution demanded by the French Government are much exaggerated.' The sum demanded: of the City of //anamegb is 60,0001. only, of Bremen so,oool. and of LAbeck 40,0001. The whole will be immediately paid, bin we understand that the Hanseatic Towns have thrown themselves upon the prOteaion- of Russia. There is reason to believe that this aPpeal.will not be in vain. The EMPEROR 'of Russ:4 begins to see that no bounds are likely to be set to the Am. bition and Rapacity of the Flikst COkUL, and that . the safety and independance . even of his own Em. !Ate may ; become endangered, if he does Opt in time . interpose. „ Wedoemlay The I.J , uICP. o f 11.,E ST paid .a visit to PRIIIC EIS &split A at Witiclsor, vvitu , la indisposed. His Royal Higlincss alterwaids returned to Castle . . , Yesterday PR MC RAi AMILI - 4; attended by Lady Co DAmitt, took lin airiria iri a coach and four, and • honoured :Lady CarmoßNs, with a yisit, at h e r house. near llattersea.bridile, where WO Royal High. . netts and 'Suite p4riook"of an „depot refreshmen t , , a nd : afietwardS, .fetuipcd, thrOugh Hyde. Park home. •Thiaday thR,RAx4t C4) t, FAMILY .Went td . Wind. p • • .. tor. !uo .'Yestarday,Apoikt t r io: e ast twelve ofclock„flpill.* 'MAJ Mr ; a nd'4llA,Rloll,d 11 SIS' AtIOUS*I% ) - EtliX.'j • a rroo afylye3: at Si.. Jame s's from 13trekingham.hoilie ; in a rbitoit -.time after the . I Pit' A R ofTE . of WA L Rsoittpnded by Lady El,atn,, arrived 'at' 'the -P,dace, arid, remained. with • HER MAjtSTY '4'6d-the PR liiCESiR3 rill ihe corn. mencemeot of the Thatving.roolo. About one q'clock Halt MAJESTY airived at-Bucki%harn-house from. hew, lira' dressing: and ttking,,sO h m e re f re ,. .mutt, proceeded to the- Palace about twenty rnlnute, before . t and i'n,a short , three zifier Tnt ia M nj usT antf.the PitiscEst ei entered the i)raw ini.rooro, which was attended by ih 6 . l )l.Tras• of ,Noittt, Krill., and CAMIIR MGR ; the Archbishop : o f Yogic., the CHAreost,t,ott of the ExQtitgutit, `the S;carTiottas of STAtr, the . SLckt;rAtii, dt WAN, the TRIAR . IR ER of the NAVY, the June of the ADMIRALTY, the MASTER of the ROLLS, the juntiti-MARTittit, and A DVOCATS • GENERAL, the LORD •MAYOR, Und LADIC.INkt.ORESS, the SHE. RIFFS, and the RECORDER Of LotooN. .Duies-- , Roxburgh', 'Portland. Rotland;Amd Athol, ,L u tc4Arses--l3eaukr and Dowager Leeds. ,t/".4,,quisies—Salisbnry. Corn tvallis. Stafford, and Sligo. ./ligrthionesser,—Staitbrd, Dowager Donne gal, Downshire, and - _ - Sligo. E a r's West morland , Roslin, Cita tharni, DailmciUth A yles l'ord Sand Wich,. I )arnley, 1 acclesfithid, Spencer, 'Uxbridge, • Mount Edg'ecuinbe, and Scarborough. Cosentesses—lOslin, ‘Vestrivirlanct, Chatham, Bristol, - Mae. cicsfielit, anti iilr,'Harrington, Mansfield, Uxbridge,'and Mount Ettgeentntig. , Visc —olint?ValtPouth, Stopfin•cl, iVentWorth, Limerick, and Hood.' - "' Viscountess Doi,vager.Sydney. Lords—C. Somerset, A. Somerset,,Boston, Hobart, Auck. land, , Curzon, Kenyon, Sudley, _Langford, Chetwynd, Ilawkesbury, Pelham, Grenville, Brownlow, Hoth.arn,. St. Helens,' Hayti*, Bolton, L. Gower. • andl3raybrooke. Ladies —M. l3entinck,.Boston, S Carpenter. A. Carpenter, Walderburne, Calthorpc, Millman, Dowager Kenyon, Wrotteatey, Grenville, Sudley, - Darner, A. Ashley, Ai. vanley, C. , Paget, 'Popham, Headley. H. .Fitzgerald, Howe, A .Cuniberland, Douglas, and G. Cecil. Bishopr.--Salisbury, Killaloe, Rochester, and Durham. Aisharraddri-Spanish, American,' Rusilan,'lmperial, Prus siao, Swedish, Danish, 'Bavarian, 4ardinian,./sleapolitaii, and PortugueSe. Sirs—H. Neale, S. Cotterell, W. Peyton, W. Stirling, D. Wectileiburne, •(;;• Slice, F. Millinan, It Clark, W. ; Grant, 1-I..Popliam, •C. Morgaii,•A:-Famond, W. Scott, and j. Alexander. Generals-41umuci, Cuyler, Baird, Leland, Hewit, Arabin, Fux, Marsh, Sinclair, Paoli, Phipps. Hewgill, Bloomfield, Browurigg, Hopkins, Stuart,);igent, and Russ. Admiral Dlgby. Colonels— ll.. Addington , Cliff; M'Quarrie, Wheelwright, Wilson, 'Mgt), Rcouw, De Grey, Clayton, Lawn, St. Clair Erskine, and Townsend. Majors—. Foreman, 'Towring, M'Combe, Deabrow, and Arabin. • Colirabta—jones, R. IV,' ~Dawson, Griffiths, Cust, Penn, 0. Markham, Biddulph, Cook, rand W odehousc Rev. Dr. Moore. Da - tor Ilcherden. ilierws.--Addington, Irby, Talbot. Yorke ' Lee,. Hon. G. Lambe, %V. Lambe, l)ugdale, R. Curzon, Mark ham, 4rrieskie, Dibden, lion. -- Eden, Hon. T; Er. skine, Blond, Bragge. Smyth, M. P. Andrews, T. Grew ville, Bwderick, Sitvcster, Golding, Perring, Elliot, Rev., Perring, Rob Son, Hon. Pierrepoinr, Glynn Wynne, W 4. pole, Rev. ---Maddey; Price, Ormsby, Bouve,ic, 4, „ Paget, West, Calvert, Duneornb, Sargent, Biddillph, Northey. Berridge, Watson, Law, and Corry. ' • Mirtrasts—Moore, Price. Dampier, Erskine, Glynn, Wynne, • Di g by, Noes, Clayton, l'cchel, Fold. 'Markham, Sratt • liope,,,Perring, Winer, abbot, Calvert, and Bouvaie. A9ines-T—V,4rring, Calthorpe, and Brocteriak. The following hail the honour of being presented' to 1-htt MiqgcrY, previous to the commencement of the Drawing Room.. .: The Anierican AnthassadOr was .intrOdueed to Her Majeitt in her private apartments, by Her Majesty's Vice Chatn berlain, and ccaduCted 'by Sir Stephen Cottereil as Mailer of the Ceremonies; when his Excellency delivered bis crc- _ - ; clentials, and was most eracionsly received. • At the Drawing. Room, ids F. scellency's Lady, Mrs. Mon roe, was introduced to kier Majesty by Lady.Hawkesisitty, her Ladyship was previously introduced to Her M:.jesty by the Laily•in %Yaititig,, on her creation to the title or Saran esS. The Marquis of Stafford was introduced on aiming to Atis Title, by the Marquis of Salisbury,. The ttlarchiuneSs of fitallbrtt, by the Marchioness of Wis. bury. • The, Duke of BeaufOrt; on corniqg to his title. 'fire Dutchess of Beaufort; on her elevation to that title, by the-Countess of i larrington. Mr. Golding, on his .appointrnent as a Lord of the .Frea sury, and CoMmisiionerof the F.xchequer, in the room of Mr. Pybus. Mr. Broderick, on a similar appointment, in the room of Mr. II iley'Addington. • Colonel Frederick,' on his being appointed to a commend in the German Legion. The lion. Henry Pierrepoint, on his being appointed to be Ilia Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary at toe Coutt,of.Stock holm. General Maitland, on his being appointed one of the Com missioners of Atfairs in India. Mr. Bond, on his appointment of one of the Commissioners of the Exchequer. Lads' Susan Carpenter, by her aunt, Lady Alnieria Carpenter. The Countess of Bristol, by Lady Hawkesbory. Mr. Secretary Yorke, on hicappointment t o th a t office. Mr. Brugge on his,appointment to be Secretary at War. The Lord Mayor, by Mr. Alderman Price, the late. Lord Mayor. The Rev. Mr. Petting, his Lordship's Chaplain,' by the . same. • The Reoorder, by the Same. Mr. Anicskiq, by the Spanish Amhassador. Mr. Dugdale by Lord Ltirzon. • Mr. Robert Curzon, by the 'same. Captains William and George. Lambe, of the Hertfordshire Militia, by General Cnyler. Hilcy Addington, 'on his being appointed to the goal- Ewald of the Mendip Association. Major, Foreman, by the Ariiericad Minister. . . Sir. Ailliarn Peyton, by Lord Macclesfield, 6.ilsll.,,Wetldetburn, by Earl Rostin, • Ladg„Wodderburn; by the'Countess Roslin. . Colenelfelift; by Colonel M'Quarrie. • • - 4 Lord Grenville, op his appointment to the.comrnstul of the ; —First Regiment df flin:kingharnshire Volunteer Cavalry. Captain Hurley, of the name Regiment, by Lord Grenville. .Hon,.. Thomas Grenville, pn. iris appointment. Anthe command of the Second Regiment of the Buck.iogriarnshire .Volunteer Cavalry. The Bishop of Killaloe (in Ireland) on his elevation to that Bishopric, by .Lord Shelley. Captajn Osborn Markliani, of the City Light Horse, on his ..appointment to be a Commissioner of du Navy, liy his fattier. the A rchbi hop 01 York.. • Car.tain Cris!, On.his,promotion in the Lincolnshire Militia, by his father, Lotd lirownloW. , Lord Kenyon, on Ids being appointed to the command attic East Mating Volunteers. Lord Pelham, on his appointment to be Chancellor of the llutchy of Lancaster, in the room of the Earl of Liverpool.' Mr. Robson, on his return.irom France. Lord Leveson Gower, by the Dukenf, Beaufort. Captain Biddulph,, by the Lord in Waiting. Lord flawketbury, 'On 'hiteltvatitinlb the..teettge„-bt Lind __Limerick. - • . . General Baird, on-his return from the East Indies, 'where hp . distinguished himself at th e ta ki ng o f S er i n gapatain,lV the Marquis Cornwallis. Captain 'ones of the Royal Navy, by the Earl of Maceles - field. The lion. Mr.. Eden, on hit being appointed Colonel of the Margatet's and St. iplu l 's Volunteer corps; by , his father, Lord Auckland; The Hpn, Thomas Erskine, on his being appointed to the command of the Law Association. . . Captain Dawson and Capt a i n G r iffi t h s, o f the Windio: Vo , lunteers. • Lord Langford, on his being appointed to a commission in • the Duke of Gloucester's Corps, by Lord Chettvynd. Miles. Deter Andrews . , Esti. on his .being appoin te d to t h e command of the Planer of Wales's,Volunteer Corps. Sir Walter. Stirling,•on his being appointed Lieutenant-Colo -1/..; nef in the same Corps, by the ' Commandant. " • :;,cppmel Wheelwright, by the Lord in Waiting. i .j."nptain Penn, on his receiving a Commi s si on i n the Buck- A ffikhatusliire Cavalry. . Thiglthirthioness. Donegal, on her returnfromlPirrio:, • • The Addrestfrom.the.House of 'pelted goon after three. o'clock, but instead of the arrival-of the Address, Mr . . S 4 GENT th4rCr'itary to the .Treasury arrived in great haste?.froin the House. of Commons, in consequence 0f 1 4 . :' saident number of Members not being asseMblea to Make a House, And requetted the attenctince of eieri , Mem ber in tile Drairmingaktom ; inconsequence. o which, a_ great number .viiellt..iWith possible Jr was past 4otir before .the Stir sKax ar rived at the Palace. - The SitAxert, as is cOstotri ary, came in his robes, and in his state carriage, .with the mace, a number of Officer s belo ng i ng t o the Ilutise, and w as attended hv r -Lord Robert Mennen, Mr. Ashley, Mr. Serfeniti gfq Pole Carew, Mr. Carey, Lord Henry Fitzgerald, Lord I.OIIP son Gower, Sir William Scott, Mr. Addington, Sir H Inglis, Col. M 4 Mahon, Mr. Tierney, Mr. Baldwin, Sir I Frederick, Mr. Curzon, Mr. Smyth, Messrs. Vansittarta, Mr. Tyrwhit, Mr. Arthur Paget, Mr. Palmer . Mr. Yorker Sir Watkin Williams Wynne, Lord Charles Manners, Lot Charles Somerset, Captain Markham, Sir Henry Stracuth and Sir Charles Morgan. In a short time after their arrival, HIS MAJESTY being Seated - on - his - Throne, received the Address, which was read by the SPEAKER in a very audible Toice,„ to which His MAJESTY was pleased to fe... turn h mast gracious answer. It was nearly dark, and it being . contrary to the etiquette of the Court to introatare•candles, the SPEAKER had great cult" in Seeing to read the Address. Abciat a quarter after five o'clock the 'Royallza. mily kft the Palace for Buckingtram.hoaset the Dime-oil/ant: went in the carriage with the PRIN. crises, the Dricas of KENT aIId'CASIBRIDG E followed .in another carriage to dine with THEIS. MAJESTIES. *Previous to the commencement of the Drawing. porn, fits MAJESTY received dispatches from the • CHANCELLOR olthe EXCHEQUSR at the Palace. no interesting intelligence. c T./It. being indisposed. with Lord CfavIDIN. r his seat in Ndrthamptotithire. PtivHc3 D h'left s i:,',,l,d'e.6recEtrOYAOLM Wednesday dine .,: a r s 2*3:thFej inniLelliEMS:SkieitlliSttiiltSCAsji"einLas'ts'cilriertillvtia'l:l°Ela'°siel‘Cnailltdr: house .4 Saturday(4 d a y sP.' e4.e 'dirlYg3s4E" a nzir:l)cyfrom d 3AN3i.Cytnglif yi si s :l 4 C-11 v Inedae dClei s E i ei c ifaol o ers t i:t r ' ay:nipn h il a t elot p ntliA. 'Clie'rri I " A r l ri morning, . lEal t g°ili b 4 b il CF°c'u' l clsSia . t' d c:l lit '..erirsos e ‘nni'l l ‘ kLe r aFuo' c a. m r‘ti.t.:L. l i ° I ciPgelecitni Suab le-yard°' I , ElEilQt t :'en u ft } lo p a3l , 4 tagnif ci mi I l i t e e 'tt i t '‘. ;_ t ue r , 1 4., , ;co e t (ipeh t. t'll'ee'':ilf that thatvti:sl.EL. 'l 14 I t irtrt)B t CjEl ial, llits c s t usl i °r°ytu clic en l e t L ord %1‘ -' l,l kaYtf a ids i j ei i c it ri .7. nil 31 1, 1 . 11 t 8nC io iu s o . eLc s el st i e l iu nee' ll ry( i t ify r e jl y h ro L)" ,l a ns e l P aper s i tel: ip i .E°d 6n, Fl p s i b e,o ll. , eGi s ' at P: a a ‘a ' n i3 i, r° i l l aii h ,c :n l,rw. i i l tLl o ni t t gl )sg i e t t:l y i A 'ol o fnst ° l l l) '':° i l a b c ,igt av aa it rT ,l ; I c fE cti l r 1 Cke l ObiS t r 3,,liit a : 1 c 'd... 1 : 41 ,- a r t, ie 01 sdya l i n ileiegas: A rn i3c ptomaei n t.y.t : v x j,w f ino i: a o nhy l' ihn u i tt eac s ti - anivt s ildta t q te o st 6 aid. f 3 c,w r ) r as:atttc . l sai i uth i t : fulea t oi d'isteirlec,dittiohrtmeo in mill:xi, domestic : mini i s e , o js f riwto t teir h , : e a, : ee t: eji ini n : p3r e i c rih ii 5 friends of .the Cis I, sT EREIiL L II Family. kora 11 '; to slate that , the Earl of CH eVritltE 110/ t" °ti l le loss of his amiable daughter, bears it with th e 1 04 1 Fourteen ." . I'vansport e s t , ubnec e a a tc c et l in l yin oa ugn p ili a lni b Pas le cihrifatil'acs'efr:Yaing five hundred Troops, are at Gravesend, read,' t° } sail on the shortest notice. The Dublin Mail of the r9th which arrived est brought the followin Extra& of ri Let f ait : l : h , c o c : l e i 4.: :: tc C a lu a Y ,u . nli C p : t d u r r e r k p e:o:f w s a h i French :r h e i .w t c e li eevidentlyFrigateu teiy s th the e a " ; -d is vire ,, n; :i ). without foundation. - . . ~. capture ut tric French, frigate by the,ldrPrir i r i r e , Ur ru tion ,la o s i t t o: it it: lig : nr co : ober urttounttet f % !_—_,. a v re re-, the whol e . w 4,,,,,, f o i to question the leA tit i , t v ,r l , 7 l l : v` appe ,„ euntly cornuiunicatedbY Ita‘ t ve"sl 71fsi:o'untry. Such all'-'t "'ln enetlll'i squsdrOn et mg . ossjcirp...sais7.,rv:v..:Triv:iin.ocitahliia:acei,,,,rek'is:ins I : i : : c h il e t vte r A : ' :..iii;nvaikagairPti:f:tbwdu:htt" lv,;11°:;:pttv; °" ra.lmouth. steering tor thi couhtrY• , son which aeari for supposing. thug Ye j „ If , o t 6.1 enemy' was, that the t.agnals twat tile Mamou allaiVeuzi..f. ~c r •l' h e Gazette of last night contains the off His Majesty's pardon reward of tool. for the discovery of the et fi PerS t an O 6 1 ' persons concerned i n an a tceropt to s__ _re ~.. County 13( Hereford, Powder-magazine of the Litchfield Volunteerh `ll placing •t, gunpowder in a ' stable adjoining he _ 1 . , e understand • that Colonel COTTERSIti Pea! tO any accomplice, Ando: complet;d his two Battalions of. Volunteers 1, i ti l c m is e i n o , ft and that two other Corps are now fais ng hY • 4--Arkaws and Mic.°Nnsoistr.til::4'9f two th h i : as :e. His MAjesTy, when. he communicated ,al the disputes in the Ito) iting,.: demy, signified that .he had given it to h: h a ve that no possible mistake might arise, as frog ° been the case if it had-been rendered orally. ..... . . . • Pre- TH R THEATRE. —The Tragedy Of ren c ,lf i Jo , served was repeated last night at Covent ` ‘ - ' a . t. and • i 'deaf t .ii Ve:t r e , i pt , h c e t o lO o Pa r r E t4 e , d .and o in f ajm:irsr,yesri'im..pPSEsrisiv:c, asifitsai,l:finbiiitj‘:irligNigit(sil; e w f f a e s a indeed • pe most rh a p e r X t q o u a k n i y te th i i n ng all pain"' • n c e ve* t r t3g all o f thew p r e se nt e d. Performerszlovtniay:eldi interested t e e orL x . f tl e c so.H i P tr t e u de t ' d id . e cr tb g i.y.r w i r e ettyr a i s T t i c r owde d' e:E a o i ri : ea l fi l: i a et U j :n ; o r e ;vs irl ai V tj fi v c c : o ' nny. l : : : U., and l " s ° h t e R r stron g l y c c n creasing its i .a ts ni a i t t t h rtir i n s . he Thb 'story 1 5 CerflY3l be illrii : trays the marks of hasty composition, a time ' heels. scenes, are very affeeling and some are v e Y ier ves . crout. The atling in the principal parts., in the high praise.: DoWTON chews great bk ill m s s, impetuosity and the tenderness of Ardo r t ' l i fic o. Poso c Lt. gives an atfetling representation ° I 1 ‘ i o i in .solite wife. Mrs. H. JOHNsTON is verY l i e / ~npd -Eliza. The part. of Ten per Cent. it hargil ' d makes it a 1 11 ./ .enough' for BANNISTER , but lie ma-- - n , flo w bargain for the Public. JOHNSTON.* rend ers ‘" to Ay almost as diveriiog as Brsigrudelorl' we i r ;P. pace itself is interesting, and as it is so chat i t i$ ported - by the performers, it is no wonder tn gaining ground in public opinion. Miss WOOOtAi2L, daughter of the lai e-IV Y,',0 1 0 11 ; . LIAM WOWDfAL.I., played Yaria a few ii i !g_": 4 he 'at the flay-maket Theatre, for the ben . f ll :_ il itged sister,in:law, Mrs. T. 'WooataLL• thatl.ltulearonseetinlfti:sqtuseidivocarylil,oni t i e s s : L s h a n e i d n i : , l s o t n h :S e . t l a a l fr g e d i ; s lag O ine i l ds. , h i c f s o IA 14 ::,.. . , were fi nally settled; neither Mr. T All" H o rd ghc :GwhOottieLtkislLttalleanuytur the idnirteliliontriaanakeiltrr2ll:o.ritia;l:f °the; spTrhiLlapataleillearyfo.rlT:r.4,.P,ll,t.,or,...,iiNstwrioirl ,marri.asimigus:po:4 on.