The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-20 00:00:00

~~ 1 COUNTY OF EDI.'"R ("RC ft. WElately inserted an account of the intere sting rroccedings of the Meeting of the Veuren.liTyof itie' Countyof E•linhurgh; relat ive to the state Of De.. ften;:e of the atstern Coast of Seotlayd,--.Tbe f 01..: lowing ii a corred copy' of the Resolutions moved tpon that occasion, by Lord MEntiowntat; ard of the 'Resolution firially adopted by the Meeting, which' "vie think als6 interestiny, as they etribrice , . , • many pointsessetitial to the Defence of the Country . . - it. 'lliac ii. is without doubt proper that the chief part of the regular Forces of the Country should be destined for the defence of tip: South Coast, , n southern part Of the East Coast of the Island, and or the Capital of. the Empire : huts hat tn . n . . destniation of theNe Forces q euders the gre.ater attention due to the rparititneTr ,- ! %.Clion nt ale more northern part of the fast Casts and in an eficlaual.an,l,. eXierisive tirmatrier,t of the corresponding Districts ()Olio Country, 2. 'I hat this City is the centre of the landed and monied interests of the Northern h'a'rt'-:cif the Island, aid the seat of the Courts of fustice ; and -Glasgow, with Its neighbour loud, in pointof commercial f,apttal ‘ anci enterp ri se,- forms an oir)eCt only ;'coon({ to - I,Ontlon in 'the . Ein etre 4 while the Mile 6 and trade crf Newea'sfie," may jtiitlY he deettfea es • sential to Loitiori itself. And- now ,that the portkof Hol land, and the srnall,,ve,sels,which ,ply in the iclancl or coast ing navigation lie :hit Coun'try"are" in , po'st es:don' of the k: netnt', it in ay naturally -form am ohjr6 with. him to dirk Let 'a' 01 ilia print4paiNtesks ami!)st so.yitai.g„pattnt tJte 17 rn- Fire, either ~di tecnuat'or ifs own irripethinee, or for dye a - ing thither an Army troy tini chance .or :the South, .nr from the inliitne4) of his veslers I to Sail round the I> N.n‘e S, in the . hope in this way to.riftitt - P44 4 lantli.and It the Sairte 'time avenge the dantaiiss u oulti4dr,,tay the-. bombardments . .911 the Coast of I rance. 3 - That to disapPoilii 'll' hireeft b . f .... 5 . 1*h 'Consr , cptehre,' 'and zit rd reasi:rndile trainpillmpadtiring the impending wieder, to ;his extensive l ifit, - ,Ltriprgtant ,onarter of le l ,Ernzip, a Fleet' cOnsisting tit ;O:rt"te Siv,Ti . fir greit roi.ce"; an n ii 01 a t.o, si!eratile number 1(t of A leg VOIL'ZI 6 9 1 . suilicici4 vk:ek.ht to ci..b;rf4 a:,u ,ft,tl dovhYTteqriciritier ,4 ll oritoit:ind, Itv 'the spe ~ty e-,, tin I tent sl , liAtkethf.W.Gliteni , tiitlrlieri, wily- urtem p;oy d, ate .t tiatoCiop4l,o4;,,delliMil o , 4 l .9! 'Aiii , ; ll :!'leet 111',. id :ot: t (-4111.71u!,;CA1e 'o.%ti, IC ! : l' wets to ii.e soevilwar,d, and :At tht: ':tc•trtv',, (lolire, 'kid t'o iarige •t' sr, Ifirteelinole and INAI'O'N tO l'itt:l:e&t . A:4oMOOtiocfit, , and to rendezvous in the Frith of F , irt,'a,,,,afoorikti,i lopct ut , cxp ,,,, F 01 rertion siu.):l,l t ., ,. si.ared byttieijo4"cinitient to ;Li . .-,.i - s.i "it 'Without . longer cielay. „,,,.,.,, ~r „ ~ . , . , „ ~ ~ -4. • l'it,t .tielfiniktexig , ::rieYiti t epirinticll ittial irei ' that the uttno.t ,alvantae 4 nottlttoott , tAterreif the Witittl Offiliit of the Nottliern Coma, el, V,l,titioakolt 4C4tyc 3rlps4ol,3laiLtia an. stet the 'r tirt'eni„,nornandii rovarms,,,apimunition,•anct mile. tary or!,;:nizatlcidfliti It iiibi" 01 a e that iiiiiiVri l lirthite rY find tli,:nvicivta ta palltlitionrris , OW with tflidderin 4144 k-fence of cnett. C.,;untry , ,. tlckA , o4l all Arotinils of riincingringAl des. sat;stactir , ii on t hi n slhly::'ct be tar thWith ridn'oviett.' I. T 104: the Minting 1'7144)4/. 1 thAtirn)S And ahilita . ry.,training yria ~.ifely 13:r.bditoolea'oil trie•inbabttants' - of this"t aunty, nuke suitable reguaations, aria they believe the sarhe to-hold true as to 2Vely othaneounty in ,Stutianti• And, 44.4k731 fate t l .l.Zy are certain, 14t:th s eymaybe safely entrusted Wit c h the 'peasantry Of any coiraitr" *him' the M:ig;strac)f' Of it ittaiisb the measure. Avd,the:tibeting is ot (11)4-lion, that , it Go. vernment cannot, igtmsttliatriy. aunty the. peop,le with the reentiligtoctuiantit l y : tit lents 'el - the ordin'ary des'e tiptibri, r,o thlfit I,Vetilt . tend more to intimidate arat„,repel Jot g.y,afitltig , atlny, than to find the WIWIL.: innabitant4 . treunizstly iioStilt, aflii grilled with istay-formidarde weapon, of watch the ii,. varier had ,no espmenre, and that, for this purpose..it is 4i4hlfelpeell'ete that theinhabitzuirs'of this , countyV 'and of . a .ftttgouPtlitto; in a sioilar.situal itin, who otter their eervites, I kpiat taught the use of the.spear oc pike,,inittet Olhcers, 11 c ett 4 B i ra ft, arreatikententa to beappointed by Govettiment, .' ituitheCeualyotagittracy4 .and :that ter this end, the said )zitlyticy,' sti s ttplit „either recelye , t tom Co ver/anew as of- , teptifuctif)e.r of, tars or pikes, or at le;iSt he authorised r e ~i,.„„„tiiertDth be manutattured it the experee ;of .those . ;Plariti;ts; v,mch are Willing to defray it, -ed take the charge, a distributing end keeping an account of tit:: saute. . '4 ; 'That A Datifitl'and I,oN'al AddreSs be presented to Ills '.; fvlio , ty, stating ntir-invariatale :and pg,tvering'iitrachtnest : in his Person and Government, end ourreginess tO lay down o n.r !Ivo:mart fortunes to maintain Ids Throne, .acid transmit unimpaired the nick...pewit:at; and glory'of his Rearms' to sue- . -ceding getier..stions. That we have preenmed with the tit- Must hit Mility All(l.ll:lCreliCC,' to. lap at Hit; Nitaitioty's feet these our senttmenti on the means of defending and securing; 'oar 'native lJnti, to!,ly from rn , rives of publio•dutr, and in the`fullest ccartlidence that,t hey will meet with His Alajotty's pateinal 4;onsiderat inn, and such regardas in His Majesty's , *real s,,visclOin they shall be found to deserve. .The following is the Re:iohition adopted by the ee'thlg'on the moron Of the: Laid Chief Baton : . „CS LINANI3 , IOVSLY, ,; , !VW 011 S. Mt:A.I6IIF, ' kind,grstanding, from, the Lord Liette— tifi,titrthatirfeittsuiteiency of the Maritime 1 orce of the East (..X4titl,bt Scotland, and Cu the I. rith of Forth iu partiz i e *to t tliOit streadyt,ceprcseinuri to liis NluicAy's Ministers by. the ticuierratit of th:: County. and City'r. , ttiti 'Alecting. do blofi.inonNly ap.proverit, Antl rettn it their thanks to his Ci race ,Atud .the Lord Provost ;for their attention trig this important t do concur iii the same opinion, arm icilisest *'that his Crate will at - tl!eslrne thne rtliresent; that it is the opinion - of this Meeting that the Detei,cc of tile East Coast of .and particularly ft the Frith of_ J °ph, is not mi l . ; 1 - rr6 4 ricied tor; and. that his Grace 'tire 'rectiaesivit to convey to Mrs NlJje34's Mil6wr3 At ) :, wortiatioas 4 clltitilents ewinty oti,thcsubjt:;:t,,,L(l t 144 ,J. ittit,t force will be a;, } ..onAtett ter theArtuteatun dad security Of this pat at , • . ROY/!L Al D -L9T 11 AN , 4 11?7" LL E Rli oi4 "churAlaY,'the the - RoyA Mid. - • ,• Lothian Artillery, 4issumbled ton the at ' ,.. .tdinbure, at six ' o'clock in 'the '*oriiing t ,and tna'rchtl to . the , East Park of Ca4ilesteads, on the Dike cyi Btrci:LVtiGH's esiate, neat Dalkeith, -4 diionce of . sitcotiles, his Gracc having previously eatriett them petenission to exercise in 'that plke. They arrived at the ground • betwixt nine and' ten o'dlock, ;rod in little ITIOre titan half an' hour a regular park of artillery was formed. Alter the ()Ulcer', :,,11 , 1 men hod hre3kla)tedi ;hey commenced their ryvnictuvres; whii..htlicy 'Performed to a min tier which called, fqrtii the higliescariprobation of ILieor. :Colonel Sivlvrit, 'the Commantllng Officer of Artillery in Scotland, and of several other Officers who...w.cre present on this occasion. .The:.whoic NCO cotlclutitci 1)31 abt>at, three o'clock, an d the Regiment reached Edinburgh at six o'clock itt the evening, having, been not lest than twelve boot s tthtle . ( mitts, . - - At a... 11 sn important and momentous crisis as t:ie.p reserft, It is tint easy to express'. the sati4i.o:. t i ott which tonst lit t-1t by every Ipytil.and patrio.: t ic .Btiton, at witnisiing or 11;:yring.of the military .exttrtiotts of the inhabitants at every pin of the Lloited Kindam. A, 13righton fidiing-boar, which had been missing neatly a week, containing thrOmen apd a boy, it is inpF)osed has beep run down by sonic vessel the night, and dl on board perished. A Iv...rtes. - from P.)rtisn , .Anit - states,, , th.lt a boat had been picked up, ke e l npward, with the inscription - on her stern, The Tui;At of Brigivthni Tho. Gosling, owner," and taken into .chit place ; therefore litrre .douht reinaim the .unf4tortate catastrnphe. The three rig n have each kft a nitaterous'ldtrkity, one of them arAseren ehilJren.. LONDott: Vriwnrei thy' BIJ c • Ar theSoN.OFiticl AN IRS}' AT7IOLie'sADI;ICE TO lIIS B RATH 711? N. I.:NtsEt - the above title a Pamphlet has •apptafed in Dublin; V.ititt&l by Dttieles!§•cutty, risrersit Lawi which.wetmderstand has hati , A- ve ry 'eunsihrlOe circulation in Ireland - , and whir we . think cakuiated to do a great deal ofgoOd. It is a cairn and;temveratc, hi at the same time strong. .and:anintated address to the feeliogs aial patriotism of the Catholics, pointing out tothem, in glowing colours, the trilecharafter aid designs of the French, and calling:upon them to suspend for the present'' the consideration of their claims to Ern inCipation. The ramphlet concludes with the following excl lttnt Alvice, which we hop and trust will not be thrown away upon the Irish Catholics. " Let your adiVity, until the moment of Diva don, consist in the assicluboi exercise of the Indus try appropriate to your respective callings, in atl... ihering to the rules of.order, sobriety and peace, io praftising the duties of civil lite, and in vigilant car.. cerrispedion, a - gainst licentiottaiteia and disturbi,inces' `of every kind ; assist: the Magistrates. and Officers of, Justice ~ in_ the execution of their public duties, and give Shelter Or protection to no person who haa violated the Laws, or• is accused of having violated them.: Relied that the Servants of the Law are your prdper protenors,• !and that the-ofranders-againstiit are , your!natural :enemies. • : .", If any.neighboutiog Gentleman should be cn , trusted • by; your , King with : the command_ ,of .an. Artneo AssociistiQn. for the' common !termer, and I should invite you to repair to.the - Standard of your, Country, give your•servicea and •,attendance with alacrity. 1r the La;v ,hould call_upon you to artay. I.y.ourae.l V t ,, .for tile 4 1 d'ence -of the: Empire, w 4 1 k r ., under the tile of ao A.a.rny,of Reserve or, any otlK r 1 appellation,. Jet your numbers: fill the- litoks., w t i lt theittength requisite for alte,pohlio.sakty s w c o. t i so i..,,, th e sooner you• learn the toe) and.,,pra4ice:',o ' armaitothe ,sooner. your Country will be:powettol i andlibelmore firmly y.ou %yid oppme.,an Inv 4r 7 . thus-also you, wilLreturn to your homes an4e,tee.. .f o l ,peetipatiark tU more speed ily, and, with., she greater content and,satisktion, when ihedaoges shall havey.batert chaherl away.,,lf you_adop; this„iine oleonsitnat tend bliew youtselves to beat.onc,ej an ayinitUand-art united People, we shall,,acatcely . , inulestettby Invade f s,,who,e ooly Itcperatl4,..tiesigl, iitcomink to, tisk 'Wand, would :be, - to,,augrtieto Coblusioir amongst us wiai,facility, : apd _to ,excite Civil Wars with impunity. , . . ~, , ~„ ;, ~:d, , 4 . .111tit,-if, nevertheless, the Enemy should he-so tiespexate and infatuated-as to attemotan Invasion taf , otir Island, if she shall think proper to make the haslartious push at our. liberties,and our happiness, whilst we:thall be in so formidable an attitutic,,of defence, let; our first care be, to, preactrvc internal harmony, order, and steadiness amongst:ourselves— let our next be, to diScharge with aclive.zeal, the respeftive duties, whether, military or ciyil, w hich thance -or previous concert shall have assigned to each,olus. Those, whose lot shall have been cast in Military duty, will receive, through the medium , of discipline, more precise and authentic regulations than .I can suggest. Those, who shall not be !lc, tually engaged in Military duty, may serve their 'Country with not lessrffieacy, by co-operating with, ,the .PnWets entrusted with the management, of our. defence, in the execution of such measures as shall, from time to lime, be recommended or deemed ex itedient. • They will obey, with.. promptitude,. the . orders for that purpose, and adhere to the instruc-, lions which' the Generals and the. Magistrates of the; several Distrids will, in due time, take care to dis. tribute and promuige. Those orders mad instruc. . lions are founded, ro reason and good sense :.they: proceed upon the received maxim of, daily life, 19, iticrifire a 'art,. in cases of necessity-, far the prefer rwaitm of the remainder... They relate to, the driv.:' , ing of our cattle, and removing of ail provisions and forage from within the Enetny,'s reach,' cutting off hii supplies of subsistence.,:harassing, watching and discovering. his !notions and his projlels, breaking up roads and pulling down-,bridges in' hit; litre of march, -annoying and alarming his detachments, from .our mountains and our bogs, in our.glens,and our -defiles, and other similar , services which are enumerated in those Orders and Instruttions." ... • " You ,will render those services. to your. Cou ntry,, notoanly without:. murmuring, but ; with, ala. crity.• Remember .that the.t r aw. has ensured ample indemnity to individuals. for' the losses that. they may, for the rime, sustain in , the, necessary per., formance.of those services--Cutnpensation is give n by the'Country,to its children, for the unavoidable: sacrifices whiclt she will call uponAliem •to,malte for her preservation.. No generous mind will elude, or shrink.from, those sacrifices.;. rather let us par: ! tially anticipate the desolation which is menaced,- by destroying our OWE), provisions, and burning our own dwellings, where necessary, _than leave the one Or the, other fur the subsistence or .the shelter .of a cruel • and rapacious Foe. No - mark . wilr,, I trust, be base enough to temporize "with the In. vadev--to bargain with him for a temporary safety or a ruinous neutrality,. for whatever price or tepaptation—no..man will be so 'rile, as to receive a bribe` for .short-sighted' Treason, to sell his birthright for a mess of pottaw,. or co . barter Irish honour fin French gold. Ireland is celebrated for its high' feelings of _national honour. The col. ledive honour of a Nation is composed of the ha_ flour of its individuals; ii is built non' their high spitit and disdain of mercenary interests ; it endures only with the petted devotion of all to their Country's glot!! t o .pa welfare. ~ , " Armed, then, with ,those pure - yrineiples, and animated by thase generoo sensatiorl,.,you will my, Countrynien, vigorously and successfully repel French Invasion . , civil wars, and slavery ; you will maintain the adVanttea of your present si:uation, and pre s e r ve the certain road to it.foll improve merit ; you will reap, in security‘ the 'f ru i ts o f your !tallest industry ; you will enjoy the blessings of agriculture, the of arrs,, t h e repo se of your families, ,and, the firm protection of 'the. laws. The honoor and iodepenclence of these Islands.will be for ever secured; the eternal ff:iise and gr at i. to,te of the Empire, and of civilii,,td Society, wall be fiANAN WM 1 1.1. A N (of ilim-Street, Covent 4 Qatdert) alai E. No. 112. Strand . whrre Ark.trii,test.”l. er).-1..., [lattongst,otir rewards. Dangett'ijit • ,b tor '6fer'. 'banished 'from our'shores, and ili"v:ealth, the Le- . nins, and tive : .refinernetsts fiiv4i)(4,l eoiantrie;, - will fly to, Our .hoppy, Our genercius potjiotis'ull• raibt:l74 did monument 'of niktjarial 4'6;l'll644'7:arid valour, • • taute thvable than the marble • its head . 4411, reachelke,sqafulits of our loft nko~unsains'; S its ex•"" tent shan,be.asspxiohs as : s/ic soil. Our example will be a' sinal le3son track to: Tyrant., 0,c1 . , 1,9,11,rp, I c;, Lit: : !4l . lAltibir to the ohe the ciangersint,ecei;ii\ - c ';',lt) the other it wili ;prove that c'o-nt..40rd.;,,-; soh) 61 NatiUnal: Strength, :aps.l ; the instrmc . j.iop ,to, be detiv:.d. from it,, inay save torrents - of bl;)o(l to Iturnaulty. Other Nation; s. ill react , crti'tit de it,lzt aiid adiniration, that the people of a retngte Islattl, 'torn by the inst-4:ine ,dis,traftions' t . of e'ehturie's, full of 114httial Vatied, 4i;'ikencd'hY- mutwit and the miserieo Of. - s'etni-bathariAti;' did_ yet, ln*rthc moment of "national whea t their court nonr and:libertieS were at stake, \visa) , PIM nobly bury all their 'differences in oblivion, am( 3i~ear r upon -their s'words, to fight 'with ettnlousovalcur, and to die the same ranks, or . to - chase away a savage Invader, .1111 citain§,'and 'his barbtiristn:- , On? descendants will read; , CI 0;410114 enthusiasth, - the annals of the 'coining,:eventsi - and': :their hiaits will;gloW with gratitlitit to those, who shall have preset Vett this F . sle-of iflcolnparable , love. liness, and prov_i!d themsetves to be'a't once worrliy of . their high trust, and . of the ake they live in." FR EA Cif 'TREACHERY. E following inlrance:oiftench Treachery may not prove uninteres'tiogSii'eSetylkeaders ;•-• . A inlthe.lpland of. Cite_ nada anatay yearp, ,iind,hvionged. to and ,was lined aq. r Bei tridi .itlbjettL This Golilema 114 ed!vailorable:lended•prt prrty t,h4,141, 4 n:1„ sipoared atosoine distaitec tidal very,„good,. neighblurhood.. l .of Et.gi ibit • 111110 bi qv's, vib4) wex t e; extietnely. 'at taci4ii.to ;del, .not..tudyJiskt” IiPLYAVIR Laity 'of bis: triuttaers, but the, eitippitrei,,‘ r.c4tif u4e,, his .coridutl,, itt public , as 441,-Kivat,e,lifc, 'Co prove alsallle high,sense •the:(vm'oPT. and tilt Legislakfre-,e.sktectained ~ltairaaer, 'they ap pointed him toleve,ral situations et ttuFALiftlY., , hich. he coptc4t.iis well as ability, that enhanci'd,very coolii4eo 4, the vasl , ')rolerir held in. fie cultivated arid enj )3 NI • . tlt r Iliend4l49l):,of' "the were 'IIOC -.4-atoos tri:•lnarlifiAC'thvir !rega'td..fiib him, a lid' h e r 3'• day a /st)cintdd , Wi flit& eltkqrlti their 11' . )ttel, !‘.is own . L— . llnderdleyattaclitd ccere they to . thi's and's'o gr , eArl'w:iss`their cottahnce in him, that oli-:dmost-eveTi l ooca,tioty, arrillarkiee ' tarry, that Thos - e' in neighbutt-hpoit generally ca'n - Ailtiidliitn. , —He tht4 tiOni Fo rc ell, .thitt ttt the 6 rnorning of . he - unfoirtifx nate in'oarredioti lk that 1410)(1,;oeiw'as Confitiakof , stioceeding'iin.it Olan . lte , liatip“?vit.insly.l3id.:4osvtf; of be ray itlgi tbiatuinio. the A Ntfigis of lip; tEinTP he began' to Atrislt4houldiVeJp7slo6ion-ofii7wl94o - erica thi) , .heinvilted.iatithe pie in his neighbourhood to hreakfascat,,hi*lwf; th. , ine'tant tney.eame, the alkrtu,w44,-given,,thr!t party - of French Troops had effqted a-t,tudiog. in 0: i! Islanclibad got possessiott:of the etikgipal,,t,tpuri fortifications, and Nem:approaching as fast, afi r ,i1, 4 ,1,- -bie the part tie inhabited e , murdering every,,ll;Ajtjh man,. coloured person,- neg,ro :they met with were ogainstqbeir cat4e.. )On the moment the Alpo:, was given lie withdrew , from the breakfalt,,t4le, :and promised to go,atitt make inquiry into:the tr.ku:l of the report, which he ,confirtned describing!the mutilated budiftof many, 4,,th0 happy sui}crers..brou ;ht...10 hid estate. by his own Negroes, while the French Nok.,,a different course. for , the moment"; was be done ? The pe0..1 at . his table placing ev;ery confn:znce in - , him gladly, submitted themselv e s t 6 hi s di re tti on „ , ) At this moment he contrived that one of his servants. . shotiid entei and.4nnounce the approach of the Prentlt; force, joined by tnatAy thonstind Negroes. It w4s thererne necessary, he said; thP.t they should in stantly tAilce to "the' mountain., 'over which heleti them; *i;nd 1 w:is riot iii thelxii , t deficient t:t that kindoes ; A ;And friendship which fie 1 . 1.41 so often sheivn theabefOre, till in'an instant he proved to these onfortunate men the vilianY.of his heart, by bri9g.. ,tog them tiqntigh a-wOrni, direetly.to,the: can;; , ut the Entmf,-whert.. he fru ire 4.! red them to theCotn . wander of lire =French Vorges, - put :c7r the National Cockade,'and laughed at the unlorturtate victim?, wlYo were, to •the number -of-forty, soon al•cer dried in tlie'most horrid manner: IL is some saiis .rataion to. aidd, that this int . ani : Jus man Was at length taken by the . English, and hanged ab. a trait )r. POLIC , g.; Ax t: fiiton-garden Police Office, on Tiieiday, a cornidlain i f'sVis'exhibited against a Srahle:keeper. , I .Phet.balit's:roarl, for refusing to receive , n'Soldit'r of the PR INCE of WALEs's own RegitneneolLight Dr rioonS . toile quartered in leis house, and wits..firvd without mitigation, in the.penaltycf 51..ivitheusts. At Warship:street - Police Office, &it isiondar.after_ noon, a woman chargedher husband with ads ofgreat 'brutality, when he was for the'as6ault conurnitted• to prison for. want of hail. On Tuesday Philip Grosi, jun. underwent an examination, ' .charged upon the bath• of Philip and Mary Grbse . ,, the father hnil mother of the Prisoner, who stated their living. in• an alm's house, in Norton Falgate ; that their son, .the ,Pri.. sorter, crane to their , house on. Monday morning last, when he stabbed his mother in the. check with clasp knife. _A Gentleman of the Faculty, who bad dressed the wound of 'the poor woman, declared that i t w ou ld have been mortrithad the knife penetrated •'. quarter. of an inch . further. The Pijsone f . was fullycomtnitted for trial. This day. the Prisoners, who . stand.committed qn suspicion of various felonies, Were removers froin the severs' gaols 'in .the City intl County, to NeW gate, preparatory t 9 their,tscirg their trials at the e 3 ioitrg . Qld• Bailey Stssiotis; vwhich commence on, Wth.eitlay next, the 16th imt. st tuartii * 4 4 ' (its/e 0 " 1- I Publltibect by WILLI mmaot Ait \ I . d erst.o Itu• ho P,. 4. r . • : At Atilsalla, in the CLV.lllty Nle:ith, the Ludl9'Yt,S an "1/li,Nit '4 • s he is suo.ce,:ifil ;I lii; nin by iiis eiz.est-60/1, 1.or(1. 14es;on. -s- V" 56 i if rd R V,. Ili C 1111 L.- ill it it i , ; f 5., Lr s' . l 9,, Of GI 6I .3 3 ,1 1 ; S' t'l"''''' '.3.1!Qi(1- r(PIVI 6iter c.i Nirs. 11oellioc• °f i ic) Comtnols. Ai r;leiltiarqel Mail , t-, nth .. (.;) i: t. the itev, /(' tilli.. ....'"°*" ll'lfwirlA6ll; Aillisier i. , ; t'..:: p ,'....‘ sPoill9Yo . n:rftEKWEAE. - • - • • • 'NEWMARKTT SECOgri occrellEß hiE ' • • Fifty P9'..:neis fO: 2-yr °IA cops, c.irry I ivost. 21b. fillies fst. 1 'FwelL4r Old Oe • Mr.' WO b viii'Ml,abf r.mrci • - t. I.Nrd Citt•TrAtt)r's*: C. ftAN; by. 10,1401411, out of Leveret Lord Cletinont.' hr: -c by Mr. '1 eazie - IMr. I.atibrJkc') ch. c. Volontiers, by Volanteci - "' ! 71iise toftrOn-Msrryinan. The ant cllss•:rur,the.:()4ll,;.: ()Jam,ust:il-es; stAtwipti4m, of pgs. cacp, fr. I 2. yrfpais x.r.clVlL.d. 2 nuke pf ractoh's.. .149 c, okt,':7,7*: 71 ' 7 I' Mr. WitStni.s. ilipriac,, 6 yys-011, - • Mr. Itowortles Milta, 5 yrs nid,. 7st ?it). Mr. I;rVgcoictv 4 yrs 01(1, 12.1 b. Mt. F. - • ;6 M. l-lovr4til'/.4.llitopc(i 4,E fold, bst„,l3lll. r r ,sr4 ad?' s Mont:11o, 3, t)". It 716. „„,- Fiye, to 1 AO. -Pic 4to I=laFw<rltt -arid erto.4 2gst.:ll4.br.aiJ:' • 01, l'• Niok's ch. c.,l.lrainwotiv,;by Pozroni, Lr• Whalley:s c. M;,l4.ils,'Wth 2-yrs j•(,, II 'esch: Two-rt; C . nt- consepul'E' (;tni; C faalierlC f 11 0111 i i. 1.1 e°l 4 bv 413intaitic, f. t! 10. (2.. 1.',1-intiury's.ch. "f.s,:.,ter t„,t. rla-do, hath zu,:m 2-) 1114)-%''' 4>. C. io.)gs. tr. It. . . .. ••••.-.......--- . , . • , ~ , .. . : ';'. ".1.1(E IiXERCISE. l ' N. inrae:Taantaolic:oetrbatfior)DitniChlle:lo)Pitfriagkimricti.aEnit;ll::rAuyr:,::.,:i':)..:°::f 11 ,.. , ':; : le : sßl,):;?l:rire,caillll,,i.,: i ' ..' : Ara r ih.,....orb ee b.,....F, ce to , ,lbe: R.;-1.4 ans. . 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Graniar:Pii.e.-1..1i . a. !vat j , 4 0 1 , the prk4 z'''tV 460 with tfiq. itiz. i,, ~,, :0 3i to 1 3 / With cafe on . tt.; , i gratintl. . I . o. l. niheriA Pike.—ac..v e.rsing tl , c ' bilve ' "1-°11 : i n n ' ft... i tril i'lit.—C-irryirr • ttieTikl Vji°3;4lis "" .4' . ,the right hAnd. , ~ o st. ''• . vriticPlii.---. l Cariyirii Ifier pike , ill . r , e4 '', , r ,,,. j. •N• , 4 ., ruin, testing on the left shouttiCt 011 1,14 V eb Y,' in ,' 1 4,0 1 TriCiettitii lastrinotions . are, for emiq , 11.1v!-- u c 40 04 'il'aieit lit sf t 'i 1 f i.-1, .'itattl c.is-- • , OM cit icr u .% 'Mu 1 rht , 1 . tti a•Aidaliict . !. , ... - R, •- , , Qtr fek - (TRANiPORTATIMS' • • If .., OF.: , : , e r. ti v e's tis . sAtisfattion to ilsett another i ns Gut. the utilitvi o f , t h e •machine i t iecnt.ed by' Cul• ‘,'" 4 ' - ' • •;': 0 Td!'it for . i'vt -- ' T . sff . nvorttn& _ twin, Sco, , ._ n e, 1 eS t g " 1' SVA W A g•T and Itsz t, 1 4 , of N Ith 12, 094. 0, ferry, na'ving vuhibtirily purchased one Pi t t iC' ' lll Ol • chines in • - 1 , e n , i ,. verirei, 14 ....,,,,.' —lt 1 Cli 'ft /N I • aild 1630. ~, f ( i*. offer ' h * TROOPS. -,,- E „ it .. Pence, and having put AEG lil 3011 jilt ll Ode r 111 , 0"- 1 5, of ..G.ses • fi,r .etc,,,Ning t he, same, flit : . it rf"64-,,,,.*reitiit'.` Rosi, of. the, Royal Noon' 2,tvrr, s' r ,', Y . ' .voiontier AitillerP,for,the-vorrnse oi a' 4 ,,,, 1 4 '"i"g 'Me :en',4tiitioit wirl T.-which , the. cotor i e v (r `°r* ,ll he conveyed to any. distance , in case of 1 , 11 , 4 v iervice;' being recplirea. .• , •iA • trial was on. Vf lu i i ii last inthie of the celerity. of the:machine, b, Y s f or ,11941:b..;!rs r.l the color:410y,, -who, accompgio fic thetf Cornm, : insiing Officer, left.Nortli Qucen,'les.,.:,,,, “: ILLIF }salt eight o'clock in the morning, 31 " 3 h a ' f ' o - r e tine it the triwn a Cialtariiri• Fife five illi nW4s ' c f , I , asr ..‘' Kne- a , cirtick afteronon, -travelling hY 11 1- „,* rI E ' Oc t , riit , , ii,..trd throitgh Strailitnigio ;'- ( 4°6 6 L'lltiot the CO:ice of tt,":rty-six'miles•in 110 c °1 : 11 ,„ ) : 3 itt 9 t e r hours .nil , t•Nenty-five minutes,. and al l ' .. i Via 1 IOU" :t uth"thg- 1 o /lie - NOrth Ft-lir by rhe l!'inse,lin(iflin. Ili e ras,/sing Cs.r:‘ug'h-Kirktildy,: ;.inn-hoto,- '''.- . same' ri- liilil of tilneo U StILI' s\L'II'S. ...........COV:1 Tossed ': by-'—th:INI.A.I.rI;::- 414°' S 7:: * I S I: ' 11()"; l'‘:...- . fahr lin - ... i, 2 , Iv o 1 toie; tVii.son r' Sarah.. Otit.y... and N4tley, 1x,.31,4.;:, 191'1 tersbArgh !_, Nlit)civ.i, ScAhurgl4._ frolti' St ol3l `,;' ( ' i c: ,-1! ; '''- --7-7.; Crureff, Crri,lius; Williorndon; t.....110rt froili Atqlluro Natio, ~ trum 41einel 3 Witlioui, ,\ " "`',;:i , ` t k i,.. ..g , 4. A/2.ltri-14,,,&11t.t i,ci.v..., ttotil . Domioica,Mou'-':'.,::, -Sailzdi—the'POttlY, johoon, tbr I.'' ,l, c!G i ()".'"'.,;: a 190° 5......" -h*"...;":::ijt.t.(;;;;:31:er.:111.:1;:cinv?nr. 1 :: , , 1 11 1 1) , 1,13 ; 1:1 - , 2 1 . ; l c , u . 2 ," i B;.. ,: 11 1 1 i.tx: icCip,:;111,1e,r01,1,1;:1 1 1.,,,;,,i.:,..::,,,,i: Charlotte Wilheintij; ----; looge .-,!.Li.i, i' r 1 1 - , ' ' 4c sisters, " Spons ) .tor'Enibdc ri. ----------' ------------ JS!RTHS. , . p n Tilursdav last, at. StanfortPiall. Lot ter I{4.l.lLtitr 1 ' I" Lai of llcnry t/t;gity. Lnq• of a Son. . *Lett eves]:, at Swilinagton4.4ll., La,ly c.o of a Son. ,