The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-29 00:00:00

~. 4 ~ ~ r~[' !nought to the Rar,- in, a very s .7ruel ar it-charge was flr, in such a .wa y as to ihtiuce• arath), • ..!'d to the cirewnAit:irt - 4 ; 014 hit Ni ; is 'min ~.the,Law:i of his Country for hip coo_ the o.e . be ill:, .; - 70hff f inthau Carb.rclL', a decnnt looking lad, 1.% charged with havill eintTzzled and seLyted c, certain Bill of EN,liatige or Order, !Or' the r ., v !tient of the. :mill of +Qt., the property of George ,which was entrusted to firm, as Clerk to the said 9eolge . Wright, to receive payment for khe same, bilbsecitient Clint in the indi(cimeni; chat, ed the pri v ine r t A nbezzling and secr , ming asum 0,1 m o ney of ,the sn'Arnint, (aptiming that the 13111 ha.l been" turrixd into cash bythe'..l„ ) risOner), the e props rty o f the,sintte,, The leading feat'uics of qiis ca t !ce were briefly to the tollowiyg it ,alNpared the, Bill in ques. lion came into the Pr,isonertitynisessiori in his capa city of Clerk - to Me; Attorney and N0t,0;.• together, w ith another ).)raft of .in,. * feri.ir t:vhie,ll Was made the subjea of a,distinet in(lnth 'of r'ebruaty last. - The receiyed at Messrs. ilammerslFy and Co's, '71,4i cher the son of. the Prosecifis.)! accompanied ,the Pri,oner but the k.urp:ose. !Ilse same evening the Viisurier was, sent t to one ,Gregoty's,, who then `lived. in /.lettOn-treet, 1 I , Aborn,: (but..who has LrCe soli:erd - „, tor lis tiansgreoions . with the 'forleittire, at his resi,Qcting the .paymentof qie 14 11 set the lndlOrne.nt,; but he ncv,:r returned,. nor was he teen by tire o ru.secti. for till Aunt a montlt . ago vviir,:n he, wa, taken up. other Bill :above alln.ftd to it .;tppt;ared was '4PIY paid by, the spuletimil was drawn, :("Mr, je.ferys, late of Pall Mall) who took'an in. , k • • tiencOriCiiil9o, 49 is thlpi in such ca ? es, frotti.the :P.4;seeutor, slo the su l ipost;kl contingency that the Bill remained in the power . of I,lle, Prisoner. ;Me Prisoner. , .being called on for hilitiefence, en. tered , ioto longidetail of circumstances, the mini of ,twhidttAbas,;.that:lfe.had met ,Grogiqy Ar., a, public. ,itouits for.;the .purpose of settling. the 13,11 ; that he ,tmfottnately , Wds induted to drink ra.lher.rtro ,itthich affteled him :greatly, :not being' ,used so Airinikingi sa /melt to. that he fell down in a state of eiittensibility that , when he awoke he foot4.;he had Aletatiat riOpra. of We TWoiWitnesses were called 'to fans in his De.' a nee”.44tltt• Linrilord: of the public.house 'where .lid dellerilied himself toliaSte got intoxicated the even. tlto dl:hisririle,rview2with Gregory : this Witness; r stitteanthe•tranriaaiors. to have: taken pine, on,the, 4611 i Af Felmittry rceplletied seeing the 'Pri.; tionor:inii;comparry , Owith Gregory that was between seven and nirretildock—Gregory came ,Asitotoilley iorne- ale, r and several glasses of brandy and water. One Warren was in company, ..swicli;theinc ; the iiristinir and Gregory left. the louse together : they heti ,drank 'a great deal -the Pri.; ..isoner Tipp 'arid toAtirri to be intoxicated. -;;,.::lVlrs.t,Garbagolio,. the mother of:the Prisoner, ~spoke -.its itb this . siculition. when he came blau,. Lie bad , been 'with, her to the period of tiis being appre.; heads:id. . A itiwAVitiiesses appeared to the charac. ter of the Prisoner. :-,,.. , ,LordrELlLtNuugurqn summed up the evidenue cariety:of Lobserveitious upon , the case Latter which that jut*, .shortly..deliberating, yootinced.the,Prigmer44Not . ' Counsel; fos.,t hoiftoseeu t ion. (MT: AL LEY); declined troubling thejury with a Ituapitulation the evidence receiVely, adduced, in tht . instance of the. seconct, ,indtdinent isbovt. : the, .saner was, , h,) veveei.ntems3arily arritigned, thereon; and a . Verditt. of Acquittal was lot - 111411y announced. •:. jobn Pbilston.atl Thomas Barnes were charged with a capital ofrtnee, in feloniously stealing otj 'the 23d of Seilternlacri. a leather purse tontaining IT` Miok of .14:ngland .11.- notes, fair; notes; one Cambridge rt. nnte, a seven -shillin g piece, 0 ,4 two shillings, the property; 61 Peter Fuy:, in,. the, dwelling house of. ja.mvs Maskelryne. , • ,• .. I t a ppeared that the , PrustTutor, an elderly per, sonagc, and ; native of West.-Britain t 'who described ..bittielf occasionally , wOrlcing .the Country in harrest-time, and at-other periockof the year deal,: ing in hor'seA,..ir, rabbit.skinfi, , ;ind. JiUChwlike COM. VOZI)t to the ,OxfordsArtna pubric.hottse, Whitecross-• , treet,. on the day aforeoinsAtioried, company wich one'Crosby, in order to pay him six shillings, which he owed. to, him, He! g3trike -11. note to r;osby to get Changed. The Prisoner johnioni who, -Was_ rin the ttip.roinn ~wheys .they came in, and of whom the Prosecofor%had orn e knowledge before, 'followed Crosby out. tie came in soon „after as did Ciostiy, the latter Iginging_ a bad -half guine4 as pail of the el'aige, lie had to go., out ai2on in consequence, anti at his oturoing : the second tit c the Prisone es r , Barn came in with its him the Proseet.thi had jo i p o r4.' Willi - the lying on, the table' .kin.fe, him at the ,time, was leaving over it, wasin a manner' under by breast ; flames' instimify.pushe&his .hand ran the Prosecmtor'3 arm, seized the putse,andlin h %it ; the Prisofters lob; iton CriisbY th44l , :rlosed hunt on each side in such a way is to vreVti)t his pUtbIIIIT llarties—Hc however raised 'ya loud ottcry, vociferated murder, robbery,. &q. C r ,;Aiy and Johnston then Jan out, and gut clear for the, present.. . It appeared that Johnston was ehortly after .preiicndei at a public house to Fore-street; and On' tlt4. ti ofodober the Prosecutor enco , antered Barnes. in AVlllte CrOSS.OtTeI, .when. he io.;t.mtaneutiaiy cry l .9VC.,4l•Vli , 1 41 ,4 7,11 t o k l,q Vb arn; one of ti2e 'itnesaes de ., • A Kt Wed I t 1111,3 ic, grid out, tit `;ti d y Thief,, Stop . . that';‘ 1 Mordeigi anti a A'al)cr s ". in CODSZ. ywnee of ss Milt tile „culprit wits soon taken—he ;focused him of,havinz robbed him o( The Pi loner, incontilwn Hy said, " I ,have not got your money, but I know w1i0,4 got it r. poitus dearly, ,oppeared in evidence, and the nisonLes -not beipk.at.a,ll satisfatt,ory, the J ury , under the dire'!:ti!'''• ol 1-I:i ' LE t 7): cite ROU GH, who described the iwylyclig capildi - part of the charge,, found hotlt the Yrisoners., Gado. of .stealing, !,nt porin Jhe 4w—e'illit!"4:l:l•Yue! 1,0140t)2t;, by i lipck At tliibuK.t)FFlci A LEI TER TO LIEUTEVANT.GEA'ERAL 1 1 1'84 3 Cornmanding.the Forces in North riritain, - • 4,N TILE INVASION, AS zr MAY AFFECT THAT CO.IINT7'i , • . " Avint (ie de setter dins le'peril, il faut levrevoiret le '' craindre, - Niais (pond on y est, it nc r,:;te plus qtra lc " InCAriser." TF.L.L.MAQUE. .. , (Transmitted oa. 15, 1503.) SIR, ~Tuts,letter,,dated. the,. 9th inst. I transmitted, for insertiOn, to thie Editors of the different Edin.. burgh Newspapers ;' it bring, as I consider neither -this_Couotty adequately. proteeted, nor the people sufficiently aware of its weakness, my wish, through theiy medium, mort,..effet!lually to draw the atten tion of our u Governorsto the forme!, and to rouse; (Aris of'myCountryrnen a4ainst the latter. I' did not, „however, 'make myielt certain of their in setting it, " t st, Because some parts of might not be agreeable to, some persons of Conrquenee, to ,whOun Scotchmen are not generally unmindful Of the resPed due." But such considerations would not, I hoped, be allowed to operate at, this rime, .when the safety of the whole is at stake. '' zd, Be. cruse they might be averse to expose our Vulnera ble parts." Now,. 'notwithstanding the example of the ;House of Commons, I urged, that we .least skewed weakness, by .not studiously but openly providing against it, whereby 'the Enc. toy, being apprised that we likewise , Were duly self. .sible of it,, might probably chuse,,any other point of attack, whose rugged, yet inaniguitobkqstes, we too much' trusting to, they might hope thii,r,energies (like WoLvs, at the 1 1 1 eights of Abraham) would ovcrcome. For the latter of ;Oleic obje9ions, 'however,,- this Article has been refused insertion. Without ,con_ destining the Editors'df Newspapers (onc of whom frankly told me, that it was the 'rob.Of it which' .. deterred him from the publication of fpr . iog to disseminate any thing tt hich they think might' increase the public apprehension, I deem it the i , most absurd delicacy, .the . moat urinous' ,to fail previously to examine and cettAin our ihinger. cording to this maxim, we are soli: no looger than while our Enemy continues ignorant of our weak. nets. Ah !•precarious,. fatal security ! for he already' knows and ads upon it. Dues , it, become us then to :shrink froM the reyiew.,4 our situation ?r-rto be scrupulous about displaying it ;to our Countrymen ? Ought we to leave theni to discover its full extent, only when the Enemy .has got to among them, wh en •,I • ~surprize and ignorance aggravating fear,' it will in. fuse, an irrecoverablepartic,and burst Upon thep's 114. e. a Oaso/ J. lOlO which they will bp apt to flange t h em ., 'selves.,m despair ?Amid we not, in such dondud, rather resemble the simple ostrich, Which, in dan. ger, hiding its head ,among the reeds, fancies itself altogether in seebriTy?=But, if a contrary injudi ciaus system his already. so long 'prevailed, !that it has,now, become dangerous to.speak tlie whole truth openly,; as am rather desirous tbat my ideas should , really be of use, than puottilious about the r '"Miide"Of exhibiting there, I . hesitate. 'not . to yield my individual opinion to, the public run of thought, (tot ,it scarcely: deserves the pane - of judgment) 'and acquiescing in the' styptessi'oh ti 'getieral lie. rusal,' satisfy myself With cinfiriing ft to' the view acme of tho'se; 'whose pr, minent sitii:ations'enable them to appreciate ; and avail the coMtri'unity of any benefits whiCh may b 'drawn froth it. Your sit ua, Orin in this Ciitingy; Sit, points .yOu out as tile rfirth to whom this eotrulitinication therefore due, froni a military man. rin:..w regret that did not transmit it to you it, the first iliar,iilcr, h3t which I should have saved nearly h 'week cl time ; - and, in now doing so, 1 abjure, the most distant in. slnuation, that any of my . remarks have 'escaped Jour notice. " must be evident, that this Country IS in a very iiitlerensible state. There are riot above two or three small Ships. of War in some hundred Miles ex, • tent of coast ; the shore, in many places, easy Of appl'oach, and the country very open. Not above rroops, exclusive of Voliinteers(Who, * as ytit, arc neither briga&d, nor, in general, 4ven ready for 'service), could, I am persuaded, be 'brought 'together atone point, in ante to beolany , material use ; wlttlst the more remote and tess pu. ptflotts and cultiVated .0113 are still more defence. less "nor have We even the - advantage of being able to "chequer the force we have, by any tolerable mitliber- of another, more regular or vetelim • seriptVot. • Cerrainly ..Scotland,. as . an Objed of plunaer, is less . teuipting than England, from its riches,, consiiting, rather I . l . ,paper,than in cash, being pecultai, as well as More scanty; but an attempt tipOri it is absolutely' inviting tin ticeount 'Of i s fact - . lily ; and the prosped'of; by succee l ding in ii, open, iris a communication with Irefatil. Moreover, would the Count's , ' be tenable all to the north of this, from thelewnesii• ? of - the passiti,iand itss — natural wilength ? for qbe Friths Folth anifClyde nearly insu4ting' this port of Scotland, therrad'betwixt them is . all that an Enemy woblit have to proyide - .tot the defence of on the land side 'whilit, to at. tempt their dislodgement' by any other approach, they, in their turn,' :Mist be invaded by rsta* ; thus r-ennipletely turning the tables .upon us. would .. be vain to think 'of preveriting their receiving re. inforcements, if- once they got a f. , oting here ; for, although some might be :mercepted, others would make their passage gond, as well as the first in ' vaders ; and; 'consequently, from this " steppi ng . stone," would; troopi be transported for the stlbje. gatian of Ireland. Although the grand mistake will no doubt be.matle' at their landing, yet, should' they however effect it, every means, consistent with avai - ding. a 'general or decisive adion, ought to be ; toe d to cut them off ; for sc starving out" is a tedious' rrtdde of reducing Frenchmen; the smallness of their physical wants, and the quickness of their move. ~ r pents,. giving theta facilities:in-obtaining supplies, swill enable", them to hold outin a surprising manner. (cave no doubt, therefore i of a visit frou the m i t , this (natter ; nor (if, with men enough, they catch ,us in. our present state), of-their succeeding in laying •• waste, if not eatablishiog themselves in the northern, and thus dismembering it. from' the southern _part of . the Kingdom., In thos T displaying,to my Countrymen ;heir consider myself as doing them b etter • t I)omb,stic4liy deheiints ,- 1 7h , tt,,t strength, which (with ail the utitranta6e art-oA% Inon a sense (f it.) it will he soon enough wh-i , they shall nave successfully exerted it, to plume thca.seives 1 upon, or repo,e in , with cooticlence. I aro too Sensibleof the inadequacrof my infor mation (and the generality of people possess no better),• to be - forward. in the indiscreet babble against - Ministers; but I think I shall not be reck oned very much so in saying thus much, that they 'seem, in regatd to the security of'Scorlanct,;, to be trusting as 'Mich to fortune as Bonaparte.i.who, bas eXperienced•the favour's of the goddess), can, do on . the event of Invasion. I appeal, whether a , Tlittrot or a Paid Jones might not now ride paraniount on our simrea ? nay, 'except at a few certain points, * -land men on any part of the Oast !--We ought, be_ sides a proper number if smaller ships, to have at least one two-decked Man of War in this, and ano- Ther in the Murray Frith, assuard-ships,: belong ing to this station, not. accidentally seen in our seas. once in a century as a curiosity. A few such ves_ . sels as the IFoolvereetate, would be extremely adapt ed to the defence of. this coast ; for, by ,their 'size, 'weight of metal, and drawing little • water, they • could not Only do effcaual service against a flotilla of The Enemy in the open' sea, but accompany it up. ourfriths, should they,. to effect their landing free at least from the annoyance of our larger ships, at.' ,tempt to, sail op them. Edinburgh of course, he an alluring ()Ned to the Enemy, but an immediate aitack upon it will, no doubt, depend upon their corning at once in sufficient force .(for they wisely calculate upon a part being cut oil') to bear down the oppOSition they may expetl on this particular line, Otherwise they may land io Fife or Angus, 'where (no dispa ragement to the 'Corps io:thoseCounties) there is nothing to oppose them ; it incapable of sup. porting themselves .until they received art accession of. strength, they rriight at least retaliate for our impntent bombardments fry desolating the Country, and then making a handsome surrender ; thus fur.' nisliing us with another opportunity Of exempliz lying our national huinanity, in providing them -with sound food, and a healthful place of confine-. ment. • , • - The experiertei / of" other countries As/hick they have over-run, certifies 'us 'what rapacious and des pirate invaders they are. I would, therefore, - seri. ouSly. advise rnk Countryffien v one and all, to make up their minds at this moment. to take•no Quarter ; for, indeed; fliey treed not. cxpet any, if overcome by, those to. Whom they have! so: long been the ri. .vals,4atterest•fiies,, andi oonstant annoyers-; :and:let that description of our forces,. whose habits formerly were not, military, 'remember the. sentiment -from s an - unprbiei . pied body, in a bad cause, drew encouragement, " fir pro& its maxume est priculvm ." qui vaxunte, :intent audacia pro..muno ba6 e . tur.' l —SALL. Tiny may rest" assured,, that, resistance 6Ch6 resiStance, the aiibcities of CRUM. WI LI. : at Dultdee, I* . 'prattined atevery quarter white 'the Enemy min's :grave' sueeessful. 'Thns, having only the,alieni f itiWYO'reique, r or die, those tha t tail to do'4ither,' . Williileet've that fate which will await them; vit. '‘iiiitilieerj'l t i cad blood;" with all its horrid a,o;?ii"iationi`pli.vitti,:.siing their own disgrace ; the niumph pf' their enemy ; the plundh) iii,ttle,olitrion of their countryq;°•.ilievH a . ;tiorknt "their fernaleS' ; chilckeni's'Thuider 41;3,eal to every man that reads in;, vel+th'er he feels :aft. spirit' roused Or disheartened by titre Plante ? 'tm 'very Mitch triii tak'eri in my niiiiriarr 4' my 'dount4men, if it lie really wise to hesitate'td Speak - Out to them. • !.: . • I cannot conclude without expressing my, regret .. ; 461,1c.fat,e, of 'exppsition.:ol our Aituation, *ently given at a, Cotmty Meetil ig by a learned udje ; which was unfortunately "'talked away" by some of those " b.)lder than bold" who, untler the ioduence of either infatuation or prejudice, Will, in the presei 'or the Enemy's preparations 'and of ours, ienture'td ht responsible for Minis-try. Not, Sir, ..having'.the honour o f b e i ng k noWn to you, and name brine immaterial 'to my ar4u: ment4, rny i excdst.: fur not subscribing it. I am, &c. , . Mite. Op the 13th, four days,:Attcr. Ibis : Amer Nl'n writ ten, and wink it was under the consideration of the Editors, 1 . anvintbrined that' general Vir 6 E received' infirtiatiOti _Government, that such nearly us are here de,seribad, Were the designs.of the Enemy L UpoA their declining it, accordingly transmitted it to the Qn Tuesday► evening, tilted cart belonging to Mcssrs..IIARCLAY, of the Haymarker,,oontaining r 4 blocks of spermaceti, valued at near 2ool..being left on Lodgate.hill a, few Anintites - withont the carman, was driven away and has, not since been heard of. 4111 P Awn's, cut Av (ler. 27. Passed by—the Portland, Anon, from •Honduras ; Alert, -...—, from Virginia ; Action, 17riscoll , aoti the Lady Parker, BOAZ; from Jamaica. Sailed—the ,Tyger, irtlett, for Boston; Argo, Lewts, fori.unee; Britannia, Nlarguesters, Gebroders, Vrow Antyna, ----, and jonge lan, tor; m b en . "VALUABLE 1 7 :1":"..ltri::g P.l sco - r:.A.NI), TO 11F. SOLD. 'THERE is to- bt 'Sold- in the course of the eq. suing Muter,. thz ESTATES of OL:i CASTIJ— 11l Lt.,- IV FATEtt. I - NtHES; CItADLEFPALL, I)laty , :11AINS.of CASTLEIII LL, STONILIFIELP , in ) !l.‘ 4lo W. N. N 1 U.O KO V g, and BOGB.AIN, ull ti,ur liiveres,s in 1 - ,tii..rent Lots.' These E . st.ties h4auttfully situatel in the immediate 14 ~ i erg, 11- boitrhood of . ihe thiiv . ing and p3pulotis.Royal Borotq lt nvgtness, Fort'Creerix awl the Caled , liiari Canal, is now begun: Tlid l'a,ttls are in general 'stitlicientry 14- elostittutd-itt-good- &dee; -with , Itmises ' dens, and thriving Plantatiops Wood. Antodg the Lamy. advantages, a great part of„the Estates art; ition7,, the 51 , a,:slott, and have tile benefit of the 'Sea' Ware The Hills, which are Extensive, abound with Game: • The Lands and Barony Of Old Curb:ll4l, with the ltorgit, Barony, are hjil 'of tke King; and allbrl A l reehold Q.iiliikation coyote for 1 Met& ber to serve in Parliament tor • the t...‘outity - of I ii).anosti, Gentlemen who wish to•• liurchase Lands in the North or . ; - : Scotland, will seldom fintl, s uch desirable properties Market. • • • • • • • • • • Fen' further information; application to be made to Car* belt Ailckintosli, Es+, pt nverness. • GOVERNMENT SECURITY 'AGAINST COlgl; • - , ~TLRFEITS. None are Genuine, Without ' h . " S •S it aving . Aim. ...OLO * I.iverpool," engraved lathe Staiiip : and,,Ten Poundllt '; x ward, for every Bottle sold without a 'Stamp, to btr u on convieliori, tinder Aet of Parliament, the 4ati G. .13. Ch. 16, betiart>any I ustice of the Pc:ice. rho greatest Clearer and Purifier of the Face. Sin•t ) :';ON's ABSTERGENT LOTION, Ts'an effe,qual Cure () • i• Er U , , , tiins mt the. Face and 1. Skin •, pa:lie:dal - 1y Pimples, 131otehes; 'betters, RiniC.. worms, T;nl, Siiiihtirn. F!•eckfes, Shingle-3, 'Prickly'' near, Redness of - the 'Nose, Neck, .Irtlis,:•&c. &c. Scorbtitie and Ciitanuous : Eruptions. of e IN ry deserniti,A. Byrne sill' pie a pplicitiln of ;Ilk tluld night and morning, 0: 0., - ,.;itigniiiiy 1:.,-t,:-.., :3-1 y , it . ~, _ •in . , v , 1 - 1 • . -•• 1;, ,, .it rap- v., corou and alarming Setrrri•ilfttra-Faee. It is perie;:iiyi safe, yet powerful, andiuwtemes; all, the god 9° l ,l ic l, `) : the:lnuit cplchrated . ,Gosinetics, Without any of their .911,a -ftiitind someti:nes - dangrou's etfiai. The l`roprister,ftWe t'sok.n.;or,eciot;iis)hiniearihinsg i a t p l o v ea itl r t a C; e iti , tl;.etrin:ill‘lt.,s:laiotti:c:sits:r.ysi a ck ricl i :1 111 1. ::: . , il"ili)`"''`l'2'' .aPPend 3 ge: . • to the t:iiler. , A rough, un5Y O _ ness,, are Ny. this Lotitineefii:CiLlitily!thinoVd. In the Slito glei4l4(l Prickly heat it-is infaltibit. StitScc it ihowetetiv 32),. i h c'c aqhil adriliniiteeed to it:any thoui:ands wit houreyin a.5ing, , ,....e.v)i.:::' -. ], •. : , ', .1.. smallßottle.%iillre'' S.iiillci:eit t, p•,, :. ~i,•,. -„. , 1-falf Pints, izs'. il. 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On the 18th inst. at St one h ouse, near •Plyrnouth, where she came for the benefit of the air; the . lion, Ali4s Siisan De Courcey, third daughter.' at the Right lion: Lord sale, of Ireland. On the 19th inst. at Comnar, -Herks, at a very advanced age, the Hon Mrs. Lertie, Mid of the lion, and Dr. 'Bartle, brother to the late Fad al Abingdon. On Monday Loa, atter it long and painful Innen:, Mrs. Strange, late at KelveLlon, n& Lssex, widow of Mr. Strange, ofilishbpsgate-street. On Wednesday the . 26th inst. suddenly, 11. Rowed, Esq. of Croydon, Surrey. COURSII OF EXCII4NGE. FRIDAY, OCT. Madria --- in par Ditto -36 i Bilboa - [.worn.-.. - ..9 Naples C;enna Venice Lisbon ()port° Amsterdam 36 9' 2 its. Ditto, At Sil.7,ht 36 3 P.Otteftltitt .31, to 2 us. 14‘ttbUtgli 34 to 2 tIS, AilOllA - 34 11 2 US. Paris t day'stis. 24 tt,• Paris, ditto,- 2.4 18 2 US. i 110UNCAUX, do. 24 _ irtpitper Ditto - 36 , eifefivo - to . isl IA NAN M' N 4 I 1,1. 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