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

'Tzt sr.ers-DcrCral. Dettet, liet think a frtetd seven), IP 4 1 1 Who *At rs something in your est . . to which row'all :wee; • Pot best display of Wig and Gown. k. 'or placid stnile-rfor solemn' trown There's stone so flun'das thee. • In portly strut and poMpous air, And three grave bows to Speaker's Chair, . . Oh ! who with tbee could vie ? Poor little A * * t - tries in vain , '), - -- - '6" The strut, the air, the bow io gain, And still in vain he'll try: ,out whit malignant wicked.fate • • ..„ ... ~C ould p i nt ; itin your . foolish pate - 1 -, I That you :could rule the Nation ? As well Sir C tit c !night think hes fit, . - In Speaker's Chair with grace tosit, 4 And fill your tanner station ! Iliih-sounding words, without the Wig, And pompous air, and looking big, Ara now quite out of season ; We look in vain fur scraps of sense; \ nothing find but vain pretence, And words that inOtl eta Na 5911. Take then again the Wig and Gown, - Again resumF the smile ant frown, In Robes again look big— Tar Folly - in thtltfan we sit, But the Gown hidei it, till . 4 Wi l di'vaddeitititaNg.:" -1* The fikifing Noiiee from the' Lour - ) LtEl:TE iliANr of . County' orfisex i is in consequence of a Circular Letter fro* Mr. Secretiry YORK tt) the Lords Lieutenunu olCountia, a Copy of «hich is also subjoined : . " ESSEN. " The Lord,LieuttnAttt Of this County having .r.eeeited a letter Itorn the Right Hon. Cii4a t.y.s YORK v., one of Hi; •Majesty's Principal Stererarks oT Slide whereof the follow- treg is a .eopy; earnest /y feco - narnends t 14,, par;oilar attention fir the Magistrates residing in the neighbourhood of thr Coast • 41, f tne said•County . to the circumstance therein mentioned. and requests thus they will ginesticlittirections to Or' Peace Ottcers as they shall judge requisite tort Mug the same." • , it.., , • - • toga;'" 741 4 ' ' IFLiteh.ill, flee. li 18; . It Itiiictii ai;jaied.that Dutch V,Iss:IS from Holland, u.n der PrtedslaiveolottiOyhasre beenin the.pradice of rtiorting r • the East C94st of lingiand,k the (I:iuble:ptirpo.ie (it c.irryin ' aneon t ratiiind trade; arid Crittf*yin2; intelligence to the I: 110411 y it has been judged proper to drrecl that they should in Idlor be. pee VO)tr:0 1(11,111 SO,d9ins het wre4 the Horitoer and ti Dom's, Y.iunisprit itoW and the Downs excepted. ' , As;, however,the-rneasitres taken for 06 purpose, may, income' Matinees, bieluded,l)y their putting persons clandestinely ! On shore, 'where the coast 'will permit or it, .I .erg to deirt,t that your, Lordship will pirtictilurly point the attention of the 111,giseratts residing in the neighbourhood ut the. Co 4 of' Essex to the circumstance, in order that they, may dirt: ~ the Peace-0 to : tricers. se paqiculatly,..vateliful in discover' I I any persons of this description, and m.bringing. them bet Ore, the Magiatratestol3t examined; .in'Whioli case `I should wit that the result May be trithsrtiittod to me as , speedily pose' Bible. y as sible. I have the Honour to be; be: ire.. . - • .., . .- _ C. YORKE. . . . . The . Ctn.' nydrt, followed the Tragedy of Doug .. ,1 'last night at nrUrr.tane T heatre, and the hero , of the piece; honest Carlo, With ; acquitted'himself iii'iit ability, There is it change in the representatiat"of this'artratliVe fatce, 'Tlie . p4rt ofjhe allm.rqur.,,Csok. , ivirwor was verformsd by Puxsiu wicrDowTorte--- ritassli la a tolerable domt/e for SUET; whose fnan. ner he imitates witft success. 41,... 0,4-,,id however speak nrnre,andibly. The part,of the Margot;' 11.1 i .been restned.by H. joliiiilON:t and is tiolari'per for:tied. by flmuttai,but not quite so well ai* his rtdecessor. Honest Carlo,. in his eagerness to re. tette tle iinkilrE iiifiiirt, rushed - some , vli,it furiotidy . against Ike bank, hut he did nor seem to have .sui tamped any injury that 1.111 at all impede' the career T t.)l his genius. 0... The chara4ter of harlequin is now. pl • fry el lost on . thi. Engliili Stage.. Even the dieirs a ,:- ,. ,,. changed. from its old plain motley, and an yfantilti., iiig :goi.gliness in the Attire is meant to atoric : ,for its fornr aimropriate gesture's. Poor St't waa the h3t rCpreSelltjtiVe. .of this whitn“CaUr . araAer 'that knew an thin abutit its tecyliar iz . . t. Pruriency of thsi ..arst Comm I. —By a la4sr of a ttt;en.6.;tiatu from , P.sris which %te- have see,N . it fly- Peace. tNat, this:l7)mb, cilked, of ,Personage.. 'lir from i being.vmelitgainst the fascinations of t,,h i-C:yprZa.si . 'Goddess. A..fe,w , days :Once -thi3• t4urtr at ,§l 9 !Throne of the gollaiat . and,illustrions'TlVltY t "V": * *4s seen in La Rue' Cllzlnte:. Xein!, :find unattended save by ll'i .Aid.,..1 , -C 3 trl ' 1 „-;?. MAttt:.pri,; it was atiout ei g ht cvt.l.ck in the evening; .the Qonsnl and' - WS conft::ienti4! attendant were. on Foor, ' Albs for_ me: was pcieeiVed to enter . a honse whiali'lsOCCU.: pied,:by.. youngfeinxle whom it is kri6-44.-. he wa s Acqu4intsd With: at Brussels, and it was, said had there made a lively impression upon,„ltitni. . The p p edestrift Aid.de-Camp . cooled hitt heels. for no It Ni . 4 kiN.,l 'than three..hourk near the done, , A kw initiates before - thester,s of the Firat . ,tontut from the mansion o f his clukinea, the AitLele:.Camp :was . ~ ,__. it,inea by ' 1.0 - 9. F .) persons ; th , 2y altogetha" escorted the Great , Mama few yards on tin, route-,ro'ilic-. Boulevards, when he ascended his carriage; which. was guarded by tot ltorsemn, This atTair,.is known but to those very feVv,persons who are angagea in forwatdint.the consugmati‘in,of, the work, .such as endeavouring to allay .the, a4tiplcs Odle' fair one, detaching her from her relations, and in furnishi,;g,. with the grtateg clegance l .,the houce 'which has een prepared for leer. It is ci.ipe;:ted that when Madattie, ,the e piityo' Empress, litars of these pro. . cee,iings, a renewal plalk these agilations, fair ! tings, led.'which she Played , off nut long after f alie action at W4re,figo, when her CarOSpi o was noticed going into,* hotes4,,w heft an elegant' feritile 'reside-4A; who borran Itap ni)tie,'which Lady, by . thalyt, has .„ .. itnce,surideilly disappeared. . .. Our recent aecounts troll the G4llic Metropolis lay, that the intell igence received itt Oat quarter, froic Boulogne is of a very serious nat ure', it is said that strong symptoms of Mutiny revail.amoog the 'Troops, some of whom, bad even attempted- tit de. VTOY the .Elat-llottoma Boat , . . It is. said, how. ever, aid a great - number. from among the Dctoi,, hrigadeehave been arrested, and °Outlets between ...tt44 ,491 .Boulogne are era ' ualtk in 'not i on. ‘Borotrattri li " iii always . 1.. e idealtiat it is froto the Firt in question, heat ds to sait4or the Invasion ofErigland. • ~.. . . _ . .. ..._...,...___„ non BEM' f ti.l , AIVERI4 1N rREAStYRY.• -.......—..............‘'. ' ' .' : - • .! -1 • TO a follow'ing affidavit of, lame' Saitar,. tiri. Treasurer of the Stare of New. jersey, will Atnml. Four Readers an ample and correct knowledge of, the. circumstances of the Robbery lately committed upon the Treasury. The Committee of the Legislature, before whom this.ailidivit and a number of. others . were taken, reprzed,„ that ''they have.po iiesita., (ton unaninionsly to acquit the. Treasurer of any, even the smallest degree, of imentioeal,Miscondud,. or deviation from the most perfed . ..reditude of.coo, dud." 'Ole leading circumstances . of Mr. Smear's affidavit are corroborated by otherillidavits. . H James %, - iltiir, Esq,,kirreasurer of the State, maketh Oath,' That on, the morning-offriday, the. zest of (Vtoher, ' ; 't Sd3, about two o'clock, . he he.ard a noise in the yard at ,the back. part of his house ; when he first heard it, he was doubtful whether it proceeded from rats, with which the house is much infested, or from his mare in the stable. After•• a few minutes he got up and dressed himself.--- He lighted the candle by a lamp whieh.was usually' .:kept burning in him chamber, and .went down ' s riirs with :in intention of discovering the cause of the noise. He was prevented from awaken.. ing Mrs. Saltarfrom an aarehension of alarming her, as she had been frightened the night . before. Oa descending the stairs, and proceeding to the back dosseohe observed the door of the south-west back roosts (which was usually kept shut) tobe open; pn "entering Os room he. perceived a small window.oo theta , 44;sicle to hieritp and the shutter open. He wits : l h 'll . ' - alarmed by an apprehension 'of thieves having entered the house, and at the seine moment healing a rustling, noise .behind .hina, he menet, round and discSvered fotir men (Oho, were within three i . eitt of him, And prevented:his retreat..., ,Two. of t hem a ow e d • to be .armed: , with- dirks,- rthe. oxliers with knives ; they aoproached-within three feet of , Lott. After a momentary pauSe,. one ofr, them atLdicsaeti him id a low tone of voice, cati. - tioned him agzilest waking a noise, said-A at. money w as lbeir - objeCt,. and that unless ite,- cued .tlie. F t lron chest - they would immediately pui . him. to bratio. or Avoids to that effect... Seeing .no,means:, t re:-I,stanceot eSe4e, 'he 'opened the .ofliee durst,e nd tire iron' 'chest, the keys. of bittitbeing4fitie 4ocket, except one of .the-padlock'.keys .61 the.. - Ch, i:st .wide was in a case in theiiffice. ..,:Ati.lhis fin 74, . . ic the mint! who aepeated to- be. the l'eadet raf!the . gaqi,, , , —oatttiOned him against making. a .noise .in iotpenit .n... e chest which mightAtwaken any of time 144 ...._ . ler vain of immediate death, i T 4" 14111 e. V I ... 'mart then :wit veddlis hand for him An retire from--.the chest.-- fie moved;bilek' and set Abwne one of tins' inen stood near bins with a drawn weapdn; the three , othert, %vete einployed with their .hacks lowartla.; him, ekamieing the contents of the chest. in a'short t iine,t he !Allier catnet o him, and asked. hinvif a bag %slidelt he-held in his hand with a number,of InSuslies, of baidoroteseuntained all that description of ;money which was in the Treasury. He told hirefit did, and by way pf accountingfor these being nolnore notes in thethest, told hint that most, persons.preferred, receiving payments in .notes,' being; 91,. more ccni,..:i venient carriage. The mats thee-returned Atiwardk . the chest, and took out several bagsoipparently five , onset, of four. to' seven:, _Mired dollaes'leacts,,apC ii iii iit ptleed them tint the,flou sir the chest?... After this, the same leader:turoinrto his comrades demanded: of: them what ought -to be done with, lsimr the •de,.. ponentii,:to prevent him r from-telliog tales; -as he, expressed , himself i,...: ;flee Man who Atood paid ; over tim• tir,litinOit ,:tntrting . 41)wardl ao.titm.k.f i sard which hung one OA il OV IT . the ghintncY,. took it , down - an-41 iutodeti itooy-the-letallefil ‘Y.litti cur it in several iiioces, , ! ,He .then tie&tise*,sleponeor rounill the. anclev.lelleM ands hand3 o . wit lifiti4 aims ; Whit* hiln e tagged bin, ,Lkysittotitagobe*y Atioklkseki,n, openinOttc. cite,,t ~thTouglt, ; f tits , :touttt.ll, with s th.e i ends , teed 4)y strings whi,th kt/ r fie 4 lotenekround his .neclo. ;:;'1 :hey: . theit - .ha lime dettotseet. on the floor upOn his , side,..with his' face towards the: back girt of the...toomk , The deponent then heard them M;fe oFeatexerit t)1 .1 : the; bags r.ifi silver, tvittt . which they lefim she moul t : lucking , tit(;. doer which coin. municatetly:with4lie.entry, .intl:•.svent out threegh the back•doon which 'the.. deponent' thought he . beim/-.,closed ' after.. thefts. ...: .11NA% the. .ritne, jbe : thiewl:first• entered the house, Until they lefilit,,, the , deponent. ritinks:. we', alwig a .qvarlerA).l. an' hours -:'J hey her the - candle 'near .44n: ! tleor on.; chest. J.,! After' struggling:mit .ith,itoqinil.lie 41)9 , nenucontrived to ma ve- his , posit ion ic and with dif._ . ficaley,got to the door, "whicAtie!Weked tOr some, tittle mith.his stbeking feet until the noise awakerii, cd thelithily. 1 When IVlrs.,B4loc.,eatnruto the dpot i ha was 'lrtuchieiatatteted and Amnd , great , A ifficolty,, : in conveying,. td - her a knowledge, at -:his : situation : , froatithS impassibility of atticulating 7%mith: the : gat.. in his ..moutb: ::Nlrs. Saltier 'not finding the 19y., in' Or sloor,„wan t; hack to she chankr, the wimi4ow of which she opened, and by loud and reps are 4 . scr' , .;aens 'alarmed—Mr. Hunt,—tl -next• neighbour, wise ea.me firsr:to his assiAettee,, anti broke open *tiw - ,Toor by,,knoeking the, lower punnet: out. 'Nir. Riot and a ,negro woman (a Screams( in the amuse of the deponent) then untied and 'Out the ropes and strings which Tim.i been used to hind and gag:him. lliS great Nvc.W.GCSS from the violence of his trear.., toent, added , to.: the impaired s,retti. (X his,. health . obliged him. to go : to bed imosedAttely lifter. 'Mt- Hunr, at his rogyest, had*put a had; of silver'Whicli the thitvi. had left on the (l tier into the chest, which 'sir. Hunt locked, - and the keys of whi.:ll' he took with hint. The deponent has sin knowledge of any one of !thr• din:yes ; they liept; their t - No 'much : hid,by : their ;black rout;tl hate anti_ their,greti coats; ' they uniformly 4).)1c - c in i'l 1(k , \v,jliikcring ,) toe of voice, ,Ile fancied' thelt lea& j i,,`4,',V. 6l °ejs denote. him tihbe of German exir4cliorip' l lmr 4 sos rt he can form but art iMpetlea ide.i, frOluiiheir s ex. tome, caution in s'peaking low. 'TO . ''deponeht l:4 reeooi, m m that ditto of the en had on darkcolour. .... , - ices great oOats, thg other wis withilui".one. The person who appearedthe principal, a pp e ared so be about five feet nine inches high, two a bnut five feet eight inches,'ilte:purth shout five feet Six inchei. One had hat dopes the other Shoes. , Alient tee o'clock of the; ilay of the robbery s , the deObnOtte, .colleOing "that_ a : large sum, amounting to ibotie sixteen' thuntana dollars, in ,Bank noses, and about oikst, thousaa i dullars inlaid, was tieposittO in . the bottb < it 1 ~,,, ~ el 'elf the till of thit"chest, ttqattsitat Mc, Ito* that'the chest might be examined, , %%114 it wxs tic- COriiingir P r "he was informed, in thePtegerwe of General Beatty, 'Mr. Peter Cx'ortiort, ond-Mr. Jarites Ewing, when the hag containing. the Btnk Dates W,P, found uhder the. bags of silver at the bottom of the till. , ' • A .' , JAMEs SAL TAR. , S'Ortl to and StibiCriba at Tr,entoit [bib - Of NOVIFO4ergIBO3I 11CfPrt . • JAMEStWING. From a statement. reported by the7C6ipmittee appointed to examine joto the robbery ofibeTred. ;sury i it appears that there, was in the Treasury, previous to the robbery,-the.suronl - 46,633 loliars and r+cents; that :bare wag in the . I.'reasury, tvhcn cnuntO after. the jobbery, 35,7;.9 dollars .and . 7 cents, consequently that the .robbers,touk from the Treasury 11;1,94 4ollars OX:FORD; - : DIP r THE fOHOWing subj.:as are proposed for the ChAncellor's Prizes for the ensuing, year, For ',Ain Verses—l—A/c:hie, •' • For an Engtish IfAA3-77.).e Utility of Claw al learning in subsiri , iinCy to,ThtilloiTc;il Simlies.4 The first Of the ahive subje:.ts is intended for th6se:Gentlenientiflhe'Universitr 'whn have not ex. c;:eded lour yeiirs'frorti'ihetitne of their ti6rr';', and the 0014_ 0 14 inch is -itaviexceeded four,• but not completiltieven 'years. • • At I,ynn, on Sunday morning tastoCaptain BEN- T NCK, previous •to divine •seTv..tec,•.prescnted the Corps ot Sea lisncibles; under his .orklers, with a ,most elegisot Banner, worked 'by Visvounteas AN . At/VI R, daughter of Mr. coict, :Monlber fgr.the County, and -read the foilowing.Loi ter., • which he .had received from Lady Atmov.o., .on the occ4.. your Corps tiow :-Litt iu w9rkin; it ; but as a f'orin,tl dtid b(101 err to ri lu ip.who hrve,soinvttriably , ptoveit thenViive4 pt.wesotd of both, woul,cl he ciuicc suOcrtluous, I trust ymi.witi with the form of I 1 proitit4ing,'4' . ; ttivt stio,ula nie be tatick. by our insulting foe, believeltit - , L shall' ht..to no teas. of its:tatc. • my dear.Sit,..."l.9noo,.vitty , • C. A .!:)t..) , . ro•Captalli After 'the presentation,c.the w•is ,carried at the head of the .St. D,lttgaret's the e,inrq. ii ; 'the sec moo, the • tkey, Fery neatly ai" !titled to the virtuqs,iliOiniili;p:l):l4l.,e , t i 'of by. this" N;ttion, in, utifll'rtiris' t i. llll.,6lPeti fir Pie fence of Churchanaltate. the Sc!,l ,bad:: to di' M.lth - ,et.hill;• •• Where the cvtem..,ny %vv.it the in, up " GJd s.,ive the .. -__......: , . . . . r e d, o n' Virldniaili the 23 0 1 ir.st, at P. , :ixtrin, whith'er , she had beerV`,sen! fpr tlle benoilt oi . flits ,/Inter, Coe Lady Of 'Lt ftlJl4,:?...ri'v t:,, Rut. of Upp er G rosven ,,F:str.fel,4Air4l 0.4 t( , n 1)/1.111 , :r, 111 flit' COW! ty of S: , Iff, trtt,i, ffe'r tidy 41 . 14), .‘va's t h e. I)..ugh tt-f iii WILLIR :.f VXTri, J ' .E , , , CA: i 11 . .i . ,: l it , i (Ng SilC near , f1 0r ,,,,j C. n the ~tinty of T.:4;ic,kite:T ~,,, ot , .. o , • Nil 113 TTI A.--C.)rtiell 1“1VC, . Geet: is . cerd, from the W d r °Rice t o the different Courts 0 t.;,eo r. txnaney throughout the kingtiofs nntSt : ,perettiptotify. re. quiring that all the ittgimen:l of . IVNt:tia shall be completed to theirjll . ll, l „4:4a4lishment, iinnvidiately,„ on pain of staving. the Xisti4F:vietl (4 , 01) short of ,tht ~ ,compleatent. "this - ; ,9rti,cr , :jittr. mi,•tt is, Will meet with great 111114114 y ..bybe Ip . g .f o el(ofia ,111 l 0. eX CII! ion. - 1 - lie VolunteerPstriaa,e:f l etppt,sq...,la i rge a proportion o f ( lo b e. I‘,l-1, are 'ballot ter i l,an4.l, capable , of ,41l; v i 1 ig , and the,Attny„oNieserve -hits earriedolf 33 many of , thecSohstirtkrAa •thilt. .9 ate 1 if,e vS. oit,l - go i t ito,ili'' Militi a , and the *sSiciri:lieirig t.O C / tle at hatNic'k will be next to impossible to get through the o,il - lots in less than two Ft4r,iil3—.lllll' thz.-ti, great oar' w . al be deficient.. . : . ., - The qualifira;ioni for sporting, & is 51i41 4 areln ibt , considerably altetedillis tiestionzolf.'P,arliainent, 'ln future 3001.. a year; instead -, (4. tool. ,freehold estate, ',will heir Ignited, and' -.in leatteholds, ~11,0.., in , proportinnt antriftiv.pqn.lltv 1 . 11'1:01174 gotou.`oy .tin.: :qttrilifiiti per&orts*.till - he .loi..insimiti,sit,s3.,,illitree huntirekispotmcita!ylat is ~,it more, irigool,.ntlitm to 'til",! :times, 'than , root. was in Alie,iietgitt OP ., K.ilig eii Alt !.'ES 11. when.the lost altetalion i t inhol 0 4. . , , '. A. .calcollifir ;hat . tliscOViteil' that , ifllPreiOtald atrit A int nt '11.,,ik . ill' F.mgl4pti , itiriiies Ifildtklillloll4 'state.{ at 17,93 1,93:)1, was aft ill (ii (I fv.11;14 , 11/AI;teirk (I , ,hich 111r!astIre. iii length glli . Cht:', , 4 ' lrlll . 4 I )llfildlit' ' 4l - 1 ' 140) they ilfo/11C1 Ov r)t r a le v e 1,4448" c;i of Lt r ,d', i Ntattltr Ille;istirc, 'of 99 ity.s, 2 tlttaetet4; 41 iscredes,. 2,5 xards, 654. i incliesi. 4• ' ' . , -- . ‘ • i --- Tlyi linnottrithle ihe I,odielf . 1 405 ;c cf Noiihl,...ef..' t i fenitainilatili 44tianti,,fiaVe i ven a. 13 110 . ,k; ,i ; in ,„.", 4 titp9cpopitoc3, artd . tflitl)g„,sto, ke , , t , , poor in , ',dn.. ~tiatnc!silf.4 o ,4 l : ; y : i lim e , iig ,, qe , :4 , je to . t 4 :1.011014 . 41 'custom' . 44isAarf.e'nnight, ',..tie,fti:rt. ''Mrs., and MiE.:3 . 144wAit P AlpttihttteikV Ate :P4'. ) 31 01 the lir ilsY, !tht,t; 1 . hood of Elforci 200!. in twine( too )14 4 I' , t , , . -'. -,-, 4. i' ' . • luts, 100, pair of sheer i , 3 i(;o - ya0? ‘ (11 CIL;01, 2+726 ' , p a i r ok i lwes, 4 , 10 .1 1fi t 5,, ()ti t les -, lin iii ei . l) , Nl , :litl)Cii , ,e worthy. of . triewm f d,,, ~ . YeSjerdaY,soET w?tktfittn digging in T:-sa'tfen , htill.... s‘reet a inuttediately opposite t,..k rtie F...ist In f ilii-ltbnle, Uncovered it ‘ll A t bc 4 Utiftti tPs;44l'eti RO t inan i'a....y:' Ricqt , . : ~, •.>.- ~ . y ... bi..T4c...:Pliioe!il,,O ST, At. a e,Nvs.ehat i ot 1)14.4e , (I('? . wri . „ neapAlarlhorouglAtOitse; on .Wedn'esdity, ;With !lei Grace, Lady ti eiff . ,.cc.rti., and tiles. niiii; ... . 1.:41c night, a littiletift . cr, eight oielo.21::, lo; the Fullmn anal Putney Long,Coach ww; p4 , :,ifti aln'tii Pioe;tdiili, one of, the fore,*heeis came otf, , ride ~...,, .9Plwsi wi te.co, Burlington Hoe, and thew Ceil 'w, i i -ctAttipletely oysiturned, ;An niil Lady . an 3 iW 0 Oetlttielett Were 1.4 the qach l the foriner of t witorn only iyo 4 yery. slightly hurt. The ititl s 4li hap': peneil enricely from carelessness! in not ., fixitt in the lincli.pin properly. . • • . -. ' ' .In the night of SaturdAY tbe loth inst. an apart. meat, adjoin e ang in the castle Mill lionie, ;it ritn. worth, was broken into, and 20 pieties of printed and unprinted callico,. the property of Sit A. Ft EL I and Co, :Olen 113Clenut, - "*"2" - r -t kraiNtiLl447ol4: - "Y`:::- VROtil VIE WIDOW fit OR. n40'441'1'6% 41W.br*;Or4rprf. [Thi. Lady sortie years ego appzaled to the, barnan,io,of Old British Nation, hiving been rednced tor(. itqabrin treme distress. We are Wiry: to attd,..'th.,;,, rng‘h.as the Writings of her Husband hire deligir- the extent of the Contributions , in her favv!:r , 1, , t nat cr;:t%A. FORT Y-11 R EII,YOUN Itt —Such is infitir;two of de -parted Genius ti - p:gr an ungrateloi Nvotid, stiffderi , ies exquisite entertauunent from its productions, „ " Silt s e • • .0 1 . The proof you have given rite of your desire to serve•rile lays inc 'under infinite obligations.; nod in Curse, alter the unable yon have taken for the lacnefit of one of the most unfortunate of wo. men, you sorely had'reason to expea a - letter cfi ac know.ledgment and return or.thanks' to the henevo... lent persons who generously aided to my relief„ Al, thcugh I have not the honourto be pertanally known to yutt, the tender concern you express of my dis tresses, convinces me of the goodness of yotte 'heart for the misfortunes of l% feltow-creature. To exensa' my notinswering your's sooner, lean only say, that when .I received your kind favou(i II was so:totally absorbed in grief,,from . , the dismsl istcssliett of neCe!+ sities in old'age,. as left me ahsolutely incapable of the least application. liappily f ' fortune placed met under the roof of very dear Wien6, who exerted their power,to eomfort me, and through their airrelion owe my life arid present sUpporr ; otherwise I' must lialre'been abandoned in a forei?n ccuritry, devoid of all resource. In my despair, 1 wits advised to apply to the Publim , Awe* 1 - rreltegtintral ch 4.. - , raaer of our nation for deeds. 4)1 charity, I arzquip. v , esced,' hoping my sex and age _would plead. in my behalf, being reduced by an '.unayoicial)le calamity, which has entirely ruinciLtne.'. - ; Alas I Ilave been— baffled in my expeCtations ; disamo,Lvio.tment seems to attend ..my stem. This has imnbled _ . cause I have seen many people assi , sted indess rable eirobrnstances, ywih and. strength toget ajtvelilion(4....,Beitsl,ol4lleilt land, I could not mike aiVllli7e4ri4iu to ertuir friends to support nlyteause. .t,hii is vi;a:iitils i r; which is mbe great wheel 6144‘t9ne, the , unhappy • must sink:down in ahlatti):4o6hort, Inv tiontsarechiefly owitag:roitheiNlritt , h3nti 14e00rt24; excel) ing. my gotid - fritiiiis 6444 trh ii;fe sv „par. t ieulars. Br it as .it ; wll4O Latusi srrii i . fEr,sts;s;>l l l too :hopteg .God givetime:patixnee.to:+4.a.r t..ke •it as a,' parriettlitv: favol,T, you hvOLINI - 4 offd:sny, bist rtispet.is; to t4osel.gdird r, nefaltorsi 'and assury titelis)atortsileternal Nine/ $:1.10 ! btance. of • tit in compiatiion'S 1-Moresiiter; , L reds s rhmiks:for eta,pilisperitri .scribe royself, e. 1 r . • • • " Your mast t;uly.elelkell.artdiiervais " hitrobß S , •eitarit'r. • .' 1,!3!• 4 ,3 . , . , . 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