The Sun. — London, England, 1803-12-21 00:00:00

~. Ij r Gt7itt. to;be . Be:NW:4IIP SUPEI.?.CEDkr:D. 1. Willis Craves, pt . floirsorit, h4tte(An,...l hosier. DIVIDENDS. Nirrb Pevevses rrgiae. VViitiarrt Austin Righiton. .to he Captain. Scconzi Lietttewznta--Niatolas Stone u Gent:' Wiilitm Thomas Wyatt, Gent. Richard Tupper, Gent. Thorriis rajrner, Gent. joint Turner, Gent. john Gent! ar• Strall erne aattalicw of iqyal Pertbsbire Sirst Poirotteer lirigade; LisAttenant-Coloncl.Comfmndarst Sir P. Mtirr3y, Bart. to be Colonel. Major lohn3tonc - to be Lietttenanr-Colnuel. 3d, Jr 411? V! (fieborders Baqallog of Dino. Duncan Notwrraon, Cent. to be Lieutenant. . Tiib- Ensigns:Hahn Stowart, Gent. 'Wan Stewart, Gent. L)onald , C;;:nt. Thom.ss 131ackie, Gent. -To be Chapl.ii4.— Rey. Alex. Stewart. To by Quarter.itiaster--Skx: st,:wart, Gait. The Pri,rce 11 , 111,A'r, cr CdP'll' of of 12val Perth. Lire S,co)ni Yobintee , Krigade. T Lirutetiants--Evsign Alex. Rae. juhn ..Chrystal, Cent • Alc:t. Sy in. Gout. To be' Etisios— ,Cent. vice. Rae.. b John Ge:,t. vice Blair, resiglit!ci. Chrvstal, Cent. vice D. l loTton, resigned. Francis Kid; Gent. 'Wm. I.aoder t (501 t. To be Coaplain—Rev. Alex. Davie. To be Surgeon—A.lex. Bell, Gear. Peril.) ledefendetu C'omt‘intir of l'oliogrers. • John c.aw, to' he Caiitain-Cotrutumbutt. Charles Ar::!tcr i Esq. to be Ca; tarn. l'atrick Clupnrin. Gent. to be Lttnitettant. Witham AShnic,c, Cent to becittto. John S cott , j o i i , .c ro t. to lA. I:.wkit. Luntadaine, tient: to be ditto. Atedre 3 , !Celtic, Gent. to be Surgeon. ' Poirtmlteb Poiriltrder htfarn_y. "Ensign Richard Wilkes to be Lieutenant, rice Draper,' re. • signed. • Ea.f4pre Battalion of Stirlingihirr Volunteers. Gent; to 6: Lieitteninit. Sitte.n 14,1witrer'Inianiv. TeILiPY aNd' fiibmt t er Thornali Sltulth;:rs, 1..,(1. to I • I.leutenaut.eclonel. }Letiry ilati Siupzr, Es, l . to tn.: Ataif;r. Livers:on l'aurtrei' Nann y. Lieutenant Wil hart ro be Cii,tain, vice Tolmitig, reiigneti. T”oti ALitii.ion, Gent. to !•te Lieutenitut, vice Niiilkimon. Daniel M.inilcll, Gent, to ba key. boom Sunderlailq, A. M. to'be Chaplain. John Pearson, Gent. td be Quater-niaster, Wiltiant Harrison, Gent. to be Surgeon, IltarringtoPt ro/untett7.r. Richard Tun:r, Cenr. te bl . Ensign, vice Crockett, resigned. 'l' itf,10.1:.4 Lyon, .jut. Cent.• to be ensign, vice Stratton, f i t•i l ined. ' , , ERRATA, in Gazette of loth November. •. Carlisle Po:waters. For Lamb Atkinson, F.;:q. to be Captain. Cohn Cannel!, Gott. to 134 Lemmata. lames Bothwell, Gent, to be En,ign ; *ad Samuel Atkinson,. Esq. to be Captain. loi:o Connell, Gent. to be Lieutenant. James Bothwell, Gent. to be Ensign. • la Gazetteof t3th instant. For William Hirrison, Esq. to be Adjutant. with the Brevet Rank of Captain iu the Royal_ Spelthorne 'Legp,ion-- Read, Williavit Harrison, Esq. robe Adjutant, with the Brhet Rank of Catptai►► in the Blootnstwry and Inns of Court Volunteers. Omni s r sionf bribe Itcnfrewsltire Militia, Jigned bj; Lord Lieutiwani4 - Robert Elilott, Gent, to be Ensign, vice Ritchie, .resigned. DAttil December 9, to 3. Thomas Macintosh, Gent. to be Ensign, vico'Bennet, promoted. Vatal December, to, tg 3. David Macm.l.lol, (;clit. to be Ensign, vice NJ:talon gap, promoted, • Dated I)ccember.xt, ao3. . • BANK4clPin' ENLARGED. Feb, 4 . Solompn, pt . [Ault, Alie-streer, Goodman's twacitant, at.tcn, at . HANKRUPT3 • Frederick Ceorge Fisher, of lLighthelmstone,.Siissax, book -1 irn:urreliciei Dee. 31, at tell, ja'ri. 7, at tWeive, and 31, 41, .at Guildhall; London. Attorney, Mr. Rippon, ikrtrothibey-street, Southwark. Earound litiir,tr IVatlitigi.,of Tooting, Surrey. merchant, Dee al, at mn, amt. inn. .3, 31, at one, at Guildhall.:.!.At. MC ~5? WriAhtAtlti Vlokisworth, Sherburne lane.. Georri,'; lc top ton- irp n.Hull, Itter:.' Oec, ;04.'s•M Jan. 3r, at eleven, at the Dog.and .tavern, Attornies, Mr. Kirby-street, Hatton-Gorden, London; or Mr. lanws Sdw.iy, of I.lroA Way, Westminster, grocer, Pee. 3 t, and lan. 3, 3 at ekotit;at,Guiidhalt. .Attorney, 4 4lr.: Rigby, Ne ‘ v Llty.chamhera. , john Hawley, of Manchester, carrier, Dee. a3,,.a0hl TO-. 5. .31, at Cow Stir Inti, Manchester. .ek ttornips„ Mr. Hewitt, s i irii,g-Cm ilto.s, Manchester ; or . Mt. Y. 1116, Casita,,rtect. • jarne..:z . Winttaker, cif 1 - 141'.1i0CII, Lancashire, grocer., latt. 2, at five, ally '3, t, it ten, kt tae Castle inn,. :ourn. A ttorniee., Messrs, 4.211Ve and Richards, Chetneeryshine, London ...ok Mr. Ainsworth, Tlifitnas dullimore, Lai! Briitid, rrierehant,liee. 26,. and . fan. 3, 31, ar eleven, zio.the.K.otniner Tavern, Bristol. At. lortneg, Messrs, Blanciforn and. Sweet, Inner-Temple; or Mr, Steplienh.lfristol., lan . 28. Charles Larkin, of .Rochester, coaclunitter,af ten, At Claikihall, London.' lan. ty. Alertins Bird and Benjamin Savage, of jellifies square, London, merchants, at ten, at .Cruiltiltall. Tan., at. Shirley David Beare; of Kensington, , distiller, at tell, at Cttildhall, London. Feb. 6. lin:hard Porter, late of d e Great Drifffl, York'ihire, spirit.titetchant, at twelve, at the Bluefiellinn, in Great Drillield, lan, z.}. William South, of Newcastle-upon-'ryne,lobac coniat, at eleven, at the Turk's-Head, in Newcastle.' 1.111 IS; Thotnas IVlnttram, late of Atherstotte,. Warwick.. shirr. woolcornbcr, at ten, at the Sun, in Great Sht...cpy, Len.e)terskire. fan. tr. George !Intoll, of Birmingham, 'mem/ha-114 at _twelve, at the Hotel, in Temple. row, Birmingham. lan. 2.1. Thomas . Eccles and Barnard Thomas Holbrook. of ‘vatling.street, Lontion,..wareho,osernert, at ten, at Jan. 14. ThOmas Beaumont. late of WakctieW, Yorkshire,' ir..nnionger, at eleven, ar theoStratlbrd-Arins Intl,. Wake- lstortby Rowland and Peter Rowland, of Great Co i tgleshall, Essex, blanket-makers, at osie, at the'Red in Colchester. . 16 Charles liarrit;'nf Bristol, fruiterer, at eleven, at the Rummer Tavern, BPtstol. ' Li Thomas sii - dden, of Abingdon ' ;, Berks; currier, at the Lae) lain, in Abingdon. 1 , o• roseplr of Wood street, Cli.ripaicie, Leghorn 4,4,-warelionsem4nt at ten t at Guildhall. lonatlian Woodviard, of Dcrily„ calico manufac turer, at cloven, at the King's Arms Tavern, Derby. Account of the monks expended in bounties apd premiums fair bringing grqca fish to the tnarketiiol Lontion and Westminsrer. These documents were ordered to lie on the Table. Counsel were finally heard relative to the Appeal from Chancery, Keighley -v. the East Inds Com pany, viz, Mr. Rout I,LY at cmsiderable length on the part of the Appellant in reply.—After the Learned Counsel had conclu3ed. The LORD CHANCELLOR rose rind addressed the House at some length upon the, subjedt it, was not his intention to conclude what- he had to say by proposing an immediate decision upon the case, its peculiar nature and importance, which involved, innong other considerations, crrthin points conned ed with the praelice and forms of the Court of Chancery, would preclude auk!, his also would the propriety, of having a due understanding of some points arising •out of the case.—ln illustration of these propositions, the Noble and; Learned Lord entered into a review of the leading circumstances of the case, as well as of various important legal considerations connected with it;" and`concluded by moving that the farther consideration of the case be adjourned until the second cause day after the ensuing Recess, which, on the ivestion being put, was ordered by their Lordships accotdingly. Orders were made for adj , mtning the farther con sideration of certain Appeals ► which stood for further heating, or judgment, until early periods after the Recess. The House then adjourned 'on the motion of Lord WAISINCHAM, (for the Christmas Recess) until Friday the 3f.i.of February,' HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, DEC. 20. THE SPEAKER informed the Ilouse be bad been in the House of Peers, when the Royal Assent . was giving by Commission to the Volunteers Bill, and to several Private Billi. A Petition was presented on behalf of the Irtbabi. taut Householders paying scot and lot of the Town and Borough of Lislceatd., complaining of the decision of the last Committee on the Eletti.infor that place, and praying that their rights might be saved, &c. Orderettto be taken Into consideration on Tuesday, the loth day of April next.. A Counter 'Petition was presented, which was or. dere4.to betaken into 'consideration on the same day. A new, Writ vas oidered for Dorchester, its the room of the Honourable CAstt I, who since his elettion had accepted the Qfiice of Clerk of the Dc. • liveries of the Ordnance Oct.-4fi • The Citiofcti Lima. of the EXCHEQUER Inoted, That the House du. at its rising adjourn to. Wed., nesday, the fit sr &viol Febrtiary -In a few minutes-aftcrw'a'rds Ire .11101'ed;:q. "That this House du now •adj , mtc." , ..-Ordered. Just as the questiOn was put,. 141 r.. ELL the lipuir,," hut, the (pest qn waS disposed of ate was riaingfrom huh seat. I.• nl . 3 t 1 I,S. if nua. 411111INID. tiamburgli T E S U N. 64g.a&t QUIP DICSAS •uvii•ir La.N &U N, , .. D R 803, - CF.li'l IFICATES. lan. t..—Thomas Dealy and 'obit Hallett, of Little Queep vreet, .Holborn, coach-makers. • Join Martin Sawyer; Joseph Fletcher Tri.eman, and , joseph Powell, of Cation-street, London, merchantti. Thomas Daciley and Sosinnah late Of Bit. iningharn, dealers. • 14 an ltiblaronds, pt Cdlehoster, wine and brandy-merchant. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF ,PEERS. Tt7Esl)AYi pscshinak 10. THE Royal Assent was given by Cotittnission to the VpWilmer Corps . Regulation Bili, and to the Joclosure The Lords Commissioners were the LORD Cu*.N OE LLOR I Lard HAWKESEURY, and Lord WALar tr , Mr. Mitford, frotn the Treasury, presented Do. etiments at the Bar,' of which the tollowing wete the general heads ; An Account of the txpences of maintaining. the Northern Lights, Account of the number, fv.c.. of Ships employed in the Greenland. and Davis's Streights .Fishcries frotri Scotland. Ws .underatand that ,Capt. JAcos, of the Hope, who has arrived at\ Hull from Ratierdanr, which place he left on Wednesday last, reports that the i2l l l i ns t. was fixed for the embatkatiTin of the. Troops in Holland for the Triir'asion of this Country, but that the men unanimously and positiiely re. fused to ethbark, and bid down their arms. -• LAsT night we received, the Moir;teurt to the 9!h inst. and Dutch Papers to the 4 0 4, Th e f ormer 'do not bring a single article of intelligence, and the , contents of the latter are not• very important..L.: the Sulojed_which recenfly•engrossed so ritual, public attention, the difference between Aurtrrnt and 11,-varitti we arc yet without- any saiidadiory !tails. It is stated indeed in a Le.tte'r froMriankfar , , . 7rts..4llSt. that the otiterences•between pi, .r&tr,alti"ki.4 MA }ESTI' and the MA(' rot of ll n v itßJA . : on , .the subjtA Of ..ferritorial Jurisdi;.tion, had been; ,• happily adju4ted,o and this. statement is groundrd upon Lettets•froni Vienna Oflthe 3otli.,ult. ; but the Letie , i!;•from rtir Ea - tile:place, stut of the same date, bruught by the la.,t Elatriborglt•Mail, brought the .. ri dd r in t : °lith e expulsion of .the .Austrian Troops; frost r. .o . so4erhanr , :by tae BilYailitilS4 so that , the sub. jea is still. involved in. asonsiderable'degt:ee of per., pleileY 'and ' - • , The last Column of ,the Italian. Troops destined far France, were to. leave M' /. an : the of last month. The rellorts of saitiCF l );Pcditign,'bing intendel by F;anee from the P . ptis'Of . ltaly,. are still circulated ; large ladies of :"Froopi are .assembling on tin Coast„of the Adriatic, it issuer/led fur that r•• • • Foliose. , • The of last night ameoutices the' c3rtuTe of the ifi';;lrli littional b 1 "G; No 4-6 h I , 04, 4 it , seven S ailors Mitt t c lv t /tAtt : sexen of tlre , i3644ll(egintenti-of the-Lit:le (In. I) mml.! St a sailed an SAturtl,l frutto - Dlsokiik , hi laki - Oltignei ' • . 4 t , ,and watr , c44)Lttrett the tick+ , #/Z cittiwtit IiAR D . , its Stated in our Paper of yebtertiiii. Roth Houses of PAtlinment yesterday adjourned: for tfie Recess ; the House of Peers to Jilt 3d of February, and the House of Corirnons to the zst. It was conienoted that the motion of adjournment would have been opposed, and Nat a long discus. sion would have taken place. In both Houses, how. ever, the motion , pouted—sub -/ilentio i not a single, word being said upon the subj , !4l. Mr. FL tioz rose, in the House of Commons,when the ordinary question of adjournment was put, after the adjournment for the Recess had been carried, and appeared as if he wished to have spoken to the latter question. Him. self and his friends were, however, out of time, the motion for adjourning over the Recess having been agreed ro a few minutes past four. ' Duni,: Mails of the I 4 , h, isth, and t 6th, arrived this morning.—lt is positively stated, that Dyer surrendered to Capt. I-IvmE, of the County of Wicklow, on Wednesday last. The 30th Regiment has very suddenly been or. dered to Ireland. The, Marquis of SAL isau RY arrived at his town. house, in Arlington-atreet, Piccadilly, yesterday evening, from Ipswich, where he has been for snme time inspefting and regulating the "Hertfordshire Regiment of Militia, of which he is Colonel. Mr. GARTHJHORE quits the Board of Amirairy. The Gentleman named as likely to succeed him is Colonel LmoN, brother to Sir V 64. .LNXION. Mr. HUNT succeeds Mr. SMITH as Paymaster to the Ordnance ;, and the. CROI)I.EY ASHLEY succeeds Mj. lit: NT 216 Clerk of thecDaliv.eries.. Yesterday Lie.utenarit-Colonel laved ing Field Officer fOr - the western rarr 'of Kent, in. spelled the Corps of Loyal DePtfurd Volunteer.to fantry, the Loyal Deptford Riflemen, and the Dept ford Volunteer Yeoman Cavalry. The respe&ive Corps went'thrOugh such inanceuvres . as were called for, with credit. Colonel HARDY, with solilier.like candour, praised and approved, or mildly censsired ; sacaionetf some, and altered other pra(tices, accord ing as he found it:proper and necessary. Last week the St. 'Asaph „Episcopal Volunteer Inf4orry, raised at the expence of the Right Ret. 'the Lord Bishop of Sr. ASAPII, and commanded. by . capt. Lewis f-hr le!CCiVed.thcir ClOthing, 411,1 were reviewed by Lient.Colonel PEPVA'RD KtitiCtur, who expressed the most unqualified approbation of their military appearance and discipline, with 'the addition, that it was the first Corps 'he had seen 'clothed within that Distiitt. After the At:view .tvas over,' the Lieutenant-Colonel and:Officers . be- , :lunging to the Corps. were surriptuutisly, and the Privates IliiTitably, entertained by the Bishop. On Stinnity the , Corps attended Divine Service at the 'Cathedral, where a most excellent 'Sermon was preached by-th,e. Dean of Sr. A 5A1)13 7 The Middlesex.Eledors, in i.iv our of Mr. MAIN. mmtrtget, met yesterday, at Willis's Rooms, King_ street, St. James's, when all the'votts•objeded to by Sir F. Buknerr were summoned, by circular letters, to attend the meeting of the, Freeholders, who were both numerous and respectable. Out Of t3o examined `regaitling their , right's' ii'Ftechold.' era, only one was found objeetionable. Yesterday the principals of the ,BA.ers' Compiny attended the Lottb, MAYott at the Mansion HiJuse, respeEting the setttng . of the Assize Bread, whe n his Lordship, after nispeeting the Returns of the Mealweighers, ordered that no alteration shoUld be made in the Assize or Price of Bread, which wilt continue fit 9)d, the Quartern Loaf Wheaten, and fild. Household, Three Cutters are stationed at Loch Ryan, by order of the Comtnissioners of CumHtns, to prevent any' vessel entering:the Clyde frOrn Alicant or Ma. and to send them to perform quarantine 24 '.~ys. Similar orders have been issue.l -respetting veKsels.from'the Provinces of New. York, Pennsyl. vani.i and Virginia. The nirchioness.of EXETEA , haa-beim,cloathing nere than a hundred poor hood Hof Stamford.. Such a noble example, of bent. volence will kve hope be followed by all our affluent Nobility and - Gentry during the:Winter-Season. The following: eircurnstanee to?iy,place at Sr. :deorges, near Bristol, on Fri'4laylast; At a nepurr ,Littutenanto.M'ciritig for 'enrolling men in the So. .cufrst Twit' of the prl'allon.pFe senied .cut off .t he iitit joini . of .the fore.finger-OFM4-iright hand, to Avpid being en.: s l iNcoot, the actin g onant presenslaftge!eonversing with .w Ocee,nirlie Somerset ; Western Re4iment) Hmediajely enroped hint, and.,.Puttitig biin under a gu,lrd;Sent 'hiin off" to join the •Regiment at Exeter, -where he . wilt he at. Niched to the field% pita: belonging to the Regiment.. We inicr,t this fact, In caution Ten .i.tgoiilst tile des, mate resoluticip of maiming chemise4a ; _Erie even; - in that sAlC'ellai ierviCes can 'be , re' An ;ilarming circumstance, which was very ;near I)eirtic,itActislcit co!icq t tisfice!,',Oc4rfeo'`Cn Thursday at Brighton :—Threc houses .to,Futir. in'entisegnenft!2ll the buildings. ...which forms!' bving.ereeLd ui 11A-rpoikt slight and unsafe manner, the.,main waits , being. only of the stitiSi*e i of a single bri c k, Sudtitriirpv's;Via7i and in ins t ant 'he ,wisole of them' ..b.uone judo heap of brick anti-mortar. A , Cirpenter who was in,layong the flooring in t1 . 4..qt tic story of one of them, .though almost intriefLio. tire _ruins, escaped unhurt rid 'tholigh - several, , petitle were passing and,sepasitil the time "iiie'(ratit:k ciden,i took place, =within a tew.lanisoi.th e A pot ,providentially nuns them ce,ceiye.4'shissiightest A Hop Planter was a few days since convicted before the Magistrates at Hetefurti, it) the . ful! ',penalty of rool, for 'using false kveights,• in weigh.? i'ng li cps. . rtt.d; on haoridiy = the - i4;11, Citilt. Nevin es t or the., o.g CO 41 1 \14'4)45; d EDMOND GR UN T Esq. of the Isle of \Vigil'. ESCAPE OF LORD tr nitim srEwArzr. TH E CfriCint and rirginia Frigates were cruiz ing off Goree on the loth inst. The former heini ordered into port, her Captain, Lord STE WART, went on board the Seniot Officer to receivi instruetinns, when a sudden gale of wind arising, hi at the most imminent petit endeavoured to regain ht Ship, from whence he was not perceived to qui the Commodore : night coming on, he lost sight o both Ships ; the gak increasing to a puled horn cane, after three hours tossing' and struggling itT heavy sea, frequently overwhelmed by its spray,'au water up to the boat's thwart apd men's kneel wave after wave threatening inevitable destrue, Lion, worn out with fatigue, they calmly lay or their oars, shook hands with each other, took an affeaiOnate farewell, waiting that sea . thai should consign them to oblivion, when the CreretV, having by mere accident totally altered her course, drove immediately upon the boat. So miraculous was then their escape, that before they had well discovered . the Ship, they were under her b0t, 41 0 unable to make themselves heard : the foam of the caused by the Ship's velOc i ty , rotallY filled the Boat—Jpportunity just off: red fot the CiTtain and Crew to cling to the • Ship's sides., whim the Boat swamped, and, fall of water, dhar. geared in an instant. 'rule calmness and, iltreridity said to have been , . displayed by Lord WILLIAM STEWART, ill tlll9 critical state; is ;be Theme of general admiration t after inciting the brave fellows, partners of hi, ,to their utmost` exertion, declaring he did, not value his own life in the service of his Country, 19 t urAtifying ; Worn given foi losti .4 1 cag 0 1 v ) i y. -nlit:crneabs:rits;23:::c.,seer,oi:tai:nii:e:alneiw:scfittll-::leith:rs,e:eiviill:ercgds'rrlico:aco:fitscoa)lfivoeflolavriacitilitli:ietiiin:fl;:;ati,ii. t he nl.ll4.:(iiaz • imagined than de.:cribed. LA- CACIIISSTIie, bsc. . ,19.• 'l * ON Thursday itiat car to be heard ,:,`t . --......—.—_ ne., 0 ne 1,3Ni1a9t:..:-14411:01;vbiearionite ttlx.iet:ii,:'ds, obrsativ,ii ra.neotll7t::,r,''. .l._,ry of the rst East Essex VolunteereaYalri ) 1 0 1 , 11 ',` , i)Avtn DIXON LLOYD: Esq. to.recover the sus sed c i 4 i- ( . 1 `• hcl: 1..; xtouble, the .ainount of fines suir to have been incurred' by ) liitn, for non-attendance at the drills and musters of the Corys, Mr. . W JACItiOn attended VS: Counsel for Mn, LI,OYD, ala CatedA/rAt, very serions disputes had of ' fvr soine time ; past existed amo ngst the t eem this Corps that a Memorial had been sent• to the L Ird Lien. tenant of the County,. praying his Lordsltii,), Lien. position; that Mr. LLUYD was one of the G Mice men who had signed that M•mnrial, and notil,the Memorial was disposed of, it was quire impossible for any of those who hamsigned it tu inee.t tbeCorpt, Mr. J. GILL was exaned upon the subjett of the fines ; and after Mr. JAcKsoN had put some Vet* fines to giunl, by way df c ross.cxamination, it app 't the Court, that the cause was likely to involve vet/ considerable legal dif fi culties, not only upon the "'d e of imrsing the Fines, but also Upon the VP 'ion how a Volunteer, Who has signed the ost" Roll, not expressive of any specific duration O f serf vic.e . ,.. has or has tog a right to resign. The Al ' e vgs otstles,_ therefore, stifF•red the caus e to s tand 0 until the next Quarter Sessir.ms. ..—.,_ . . Tits TH cAS ft I.—The Stranger w L a s stresentea la.t.trtght at Drury-Lint Th e atre, anti Mre.Yovt E P for the nest rime, avpeared' in the c haracter of Alai Haller. Her person and m anner of aCting very 'el, correspond with that chaiatter, and she Suppotte" it throughout with a dignrfied an& interesting 5r ii The etnotions of Penitenee Were cXPt° ° f g . i i "f ` l tt e l l 3. :ili '; l ; ll l. l : tl er . n e rr e s . ti a* t r i t Pe r i a ue `sect e III ss g : d r s . a :i i s d sliccu c nl rn x : c t i t: tivY t i s t a i e e i ' li n : e 4l :i ' s ' i e :t o sr l i r . ) Y i r e : : v ,,) :i ,l ol . st v g i utl ie lic9 t 4 : is r viceu r 4 b sc : itrisie l l eel ei e botPi o o r . fr,: a sc : g t :' : till y okcco;l `! : . 'a P CT FPF Sct 'P s:: ' t i o n g n i ai ng ::t e ri n e t d to int t o he ll: l b i::::ll:::rfid:;hgere: f th at ` : , int . l4l4s nitS3lllitropic tenirte ix litilier„6,7l Ster n t vv ls .I7isteloirs! BA - his performance'. WN .-- A ler r i se ' 3 i g hi ) . reii)caable.; many e ll • /is of Woull"e- --r" ' sibilicy ~, . u'''' much or , ~ verc very affealni, and -were •piautted. Iti:. Co has • irife i OP a been so kuceesfol' in 11.. to Tram , tiash,lnde,. ili.ri've hope he will be ; itlii'ice .1 brzldng :.for-.714rd his 'o_,ners‘fonorled on 1,1001.1" ' I .fi A w'or . .lt report iipeaki irery favourably. i 3 ..R.O-,c./:, is performing a t ' Estinborgh will i incre'-e. miClena I:ritAot of liii,tiviiirg sir stiei,sl.l.lllY P"'...: F--- "uugh ;ttle, ordeal of London, Criri,..ist• 0, ...--APII‘2NPIt, %Ow was the•Hath-fitio--a -scowl ...... . .r. . two ago,, is AO ; pelfoiiiink- at Edinburgl}, . . .., ( . 111 gr.44lll:l;ivt 11°Drulay(rliiiintteasi!;!;:4Creelf,. si7:l.enigPT:ll)l`l:l 3 T $ P uric k.021114 at i\kwcastle, and his rowl‘,l", Theatres In the .neighbouthOod of that !(ace. S T." . JvilatioefinrttiVifitl':l-14:hri114.1:twi.E4siel::::teL'evs:::::(1'r,!lins:q;vi,t,g7hat-ent'slic,tl7etiincet)tyti.ilyieelliv.r"e'rriloir:::npei:illihtaieri.i'::::ig.jfeseut,:galleCretit;lil.:ictri,:' manly cli.itoff.tcr. li ~ IE . en fifty o r._ .. Oft IMO NT has verybandsontelY g iv co. Soath.Dowit 'Cups to be distributed among Or .ntcrs in Cumberland.. We may . thetel°re "Pat.°. thhetarr:lwraiturtillezanititip4o:o,eveintnAcoretedinintgitiorr;taitc:si °la.'