The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-05 00:00:00

TO THE' EDITOR OF THE SUN, Slits .I.ltAv tt read with great satisfnlion the Letters of your Correspondent FITZ.ALBION: I think he . .very ably exposes the quackery, calumny, and false. hood, which distinguish the Ministerial Manifesto, and for, his. labours in the cause in which he stands forward, the vindication:of the most incorruptible integrity and the most pre-eminent talents, he merits the gratitude of his Country. In his last letter he very peremptorily asserts that no negotia 7 lion existed for the return of Mr. PITT to pOl,4Mr. This assertion I believe to be pettedly corred, for that cannot properly, speaking be called a nip. Milian; where no terms or stipulations were ever edvanced, but on one side. This assertion of yonr Correspondent, 'however, has by some been mis understood. It has been taken for a denial .of any Proposal or Interequrse for the return of Mr. PI Tr . to office, which I am certain your Correspondent never could mean, for he seems to , have some in. formation 'upon the subjed. The negotiation, as it. is termed, 'is used as a principal engine by the Near Observer for the purpose of vilOing Mr. 'PITT, implying that, that great man condescended to the meanness of bargaintng for place—the very term negotiation, which is so improperly used in the Mi n i s e e ,j o i M an i/ego, being intended to convey that rwaning. Your Correspondent is therefore perfedly justified in denying the existence of a nr. gotiation, while a pre;postrien only was made, which as matter of confidence was reludantly listened to, and which, listened to at all only:from motives the most enlarged and patrithic, is now brought forward, in a moat impudent and criminal manner, to affix odium on that charader Which ought ever to command, and I trait will ever do so, the unquali fied admiration of the world. I ea, Sir, Your's, PHILO.FTTZ. 08. 4.. PRICE OF STOCKS, nits rtAy AT nuxt.vz o'ccocK. C:ottsuls - 52 4 I Omnitlni THZ SU N. yuLtst QUID DlClale tALSUAII AUDitklr / 1.) di S . LONDON, OCTOIER s, !Sol. Dublin Mail of the Ist inst. arrived this ming, Jobs Wlntoth, another of the Incur. ts, was tried on,chat day before the Special Cam. ision, and convia , A. There is no other cc of any importance froM Ireland. Yesterday morning soon after breakfast His MA.- ;TY, aCt34llpanied by the P l artlcass Sort; lA, and ,ct4led by Lady Pm, Lord WA I ,SINGIIAM and FITZItOY, rook an airing on horbeback in Who*. Prear Park. Pa t NC uStiarl AvGu+TAand AMIT. 1.1 A, utte!ided by ,dy C. DAtar a, took: an airing in a coach and ~tir through the Woods and -Plantations, in the tireat Park, and returned at two o'clock. Hi, Roy a l Fligh t vss the Dtftte of, CAmutt,tricE ‘Vind§or yodetilly morning. Mr. PITT came to ToWn on Sunday, for the imrpose •of being present on 11/loriday, at a grand Emertzinnstnt, which he gave A 5 Colonel of the Trinity House Volunteers. _ • Kithissacks are ordered for the:Brigade or Royal E.tatltittta Voloateets, with eamp'equipage, and every article necessary fpr a march. id Regiment of E4st India Volunteers hive received (irltrs to hold tl,emselves in readiness 'to tuto t t:lll. i tr moment's ootice.. _ _ _ The: Bloomsbury Corps have received orders to ittSti ti . l'etnielves in readiness to march, and provide w i a . t:thiptiacks, The Westminster Cavalry, the Sr. James's Corps, anti the PaINCE of WALEs's Loyal Volunteers, are to be brig.nleil together in the course of a. feitr days. By accounts received from Margate, we under. stared that all the Traps in that disttitLincludang the . V,lunteers, are ordered to • hold theinseles in readinesi to march at a rnotitent's warning. The whole etiast, indeed; appears to be in a state of pre. Titration.. _ _ _ The. Itsle of Thanes has abewn great spirit and loyalty on the present occa s ion, not to hi: exceeded, sve believe, in any Distria whatever. The present Voiunteer force now rai.ied in the bland cu.sisis of One Troop ul Yenmanry .7o 'lren ditto of Infantry 70,) r o w (2.l.ipa ot Artillery 180 Sea Fencibles - . tisq Two ditto of Riflemen 120 The whole p4olation or Thanet (whose greatest diameter is eight miles) does not exceed sgoo males. Waggrms are . ordered to be provided and kept in readjnes, in the l oineipal towns along the coast, .for the itr i , ose of COnveyiog into the. interior of the country the sick, the women and children, should the French succeed in effecting a landing: Those provided fir the town of . Dover were_last Sunday c , ilicitied on the Parade, for the inspeetion of Mr. VITT, as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports. Monday lair the solemn ceremonies- of' thc Presvotation and Consecration of the Colour's" of the Royal kegintent of Bristol Voluitteera .were.per fOrmed at the Cathedral. 'The formers try , His "(oval Ilighnesi the Dvxu. of CUMBRRLA'ND, and th , t Litter 11,the Rev, Sir ABRAHAM ELTON, 133 rt. weA, Capt, G. aLAtie, of the RoyiaNavy, itten&h.d Brtkeley, to rcccivelhe names of such perwrii as were desirous of enrolling themselves as Scy F , !ncibles ;. when every owner, master, towrnan, and fi hernia), most rentlily Vithe forward and en. levet!, Intl nude an tf:r of all their vcshe(s and 1),) Us 14 - the tl6e of (overnment. The day follow, log the r .at.)ove, the Berkeley Volunteers, 'under the command of Dr; jrutorß, Miotxt.ovs, an4lJ./SYNIONns, Esqrs. at4cmhletl: they Came ion) the,tield in the most patriotic, aott . spirited manner, Wirt digit Imis decorated with sprios ,of oak and lau;cr4iictal, NA FAL NEWS. .1.1.01p4 the LONDON GJZETTE, On'. 4, ?gel. Othbrr 4, 1803. Coo o . fa Letter from the . Right Honourablr . Lord Keith,. K. B.Admiral of . the Blue, 11c. to • Sir Evan Yepean, ..Bart..dated on board flit ltlajest . /5 Ship the Monarch, al Broadttairs,, • tht 2d lastant. SIR, I enclose, fo i thvichdr Lordithips' inforMation a l Copy of a ettedi which has b een received by Rear Admiral. Montopitironv , Litutenant Leaver, com manding His Maj6tySiGin Brig - the Jackall; re porting the Capture of one of the Enemy's Armed Sloops ;_ and have the Honour to be, &c. KEITH. Majesty's Gll . ll Brig gatkalli off attend, sept. 29, 003. STK, I have the Honour to acquaint yon, that this afternoon I gave cha;e to a Vessel running along shore between Nieuport and Dunkirk, but it falling nearly calm I dispatched Mr. Simpson, Master, six Seamen and four Marines to board her, which duty they performed in a very spirited manner un :der a heavy fire from three Field.pieces brought on the beach, and a small Battery of two suns, within half pistol shot, the Enemy, being oground when boarded. She•proves to be an Armed SlouP of four 'Cwt)-pounders, belonging to Dunkirk ; I believe taken. 1 1 10 for the wove) ance of Troops. lie r Crew escaped on shore to the number of ten or twelve. A light breeze!springing up, with the assistance of my Sweeps, I was enabled to arrive time enough with the Mg to. cover the Boat and Prize coining off, Although the Sloop, kept a continual dire on the Boat, I am happy to say there was not any 'person hurt. She ran on shore betwixt the Calms and the • Main. The masterly manner in which Mr. Purdy, Pilot, conduCled the Brig in that Navigation, tines him great credit. I have the Honour to 'be, &t. (Signed) C. P. LEAVER, Lieut. atid eollllWander. Rear i al Mortaga.• Pi. YNIOUTiI,,Ckr, 3,—.Arrived the,Frinch Chasie Maries Mary arid Elizabeth, and La . lien,i, both laden with timber, convirettir Ship-building, :At mu • —•• captdreti on their passum,/90, amps to L'Otient, by the 4 4 / 4 /anta SloopANYttr, Ca-pti J. 0. Muse. .i;ELD ; also the Frentlit-Slbrip Pelade, laden with timber and guns, from Nantes bound ,toilirest) captured by the Sheerness hired Armed Cutter. Arrived tio. Nimrod, La Flecbe, Elie: and Atalanta Sloops of War, frotn,a, Croize; and the Swedish vessels Amphitrite, Captain Boocxr, from Salo, and Neptune, Captain itturz, from Barcelona, laden with wines. Sailed the Naiad and Indefatigable 'Frigates on a Cruize. Arrived the Mayid . Eleanara, Captain ERic K from Dantzic, with timber. Arrived the French Brig Privateer L'Espoir, of St. Makep, captured by the joreish hired Armed Cutter, and Maria Privateer, of Gu erns ey : the Privateer had taken an English Brig from Mogndore, name not known, which had been sent for Ftdoce. , rived La .1.-9 ire Frigate, 'from the Iris!» Channel. POItTSMOUTIT, OCT. 4..—Arrived' tLit, day the Loyalist, Dutch Sltip, frotti• Batavia to Azu:aerdam, captured by 'the '-Roridind Letter of Marque, •of Liverpool. tons, and very valuable. Sailed Hu MajeAty's.lShip Si.iritr, Lieut. 'Pont. LIWOU, fOr PiyilloUlll, Cdripy. r DEAL, OCT. 4.—.1 large . ' Fleet of Merchant Vessels arrived in the Downs last night . and this morning from j‘tmaica, and 54141-through for the River. The Amelia hill Bailed to .the .Westward ; ; and the Leda arrived from Dover Rods. In t he Downs, the Itioaarch,Utrecht,York, Leda, Dryad, Circe, Ilrcla Bomb, and Minx Gun I IMASUR GH, SEPT. I 3.—Mexpress arrived bete yesterday, brought the news of the capture .of.or o . French Cutters at the mouth of the Elbe, by one Of . ,h e tn g ti s h yrigates stationed there. "1" he partici!. lays, which are not made public, are, as 1 have them from ',good authority; as follow ; th e English Captain received private intelligence that these two vessels were to &VII' doWn on a cemin day to Cuxhaven. fie, thetefore, hay in with his Frigate close ,to the stir:ire, : So as •ntit to be seen from :CuxhaVen. he Freorh came dow n a s - ex peded, .and lay to close tinder some Batterieri .which they have ereded there, no Eulish being in sight. Soon after two English boats appeared with a few men, oho passed near the :French and fired on them with small• 011111. Provoked- at this insult, one of the French vessels 'sailed tort arils the boats with the. intention of sinking them : but the .Eng. lish Frigate appeared, :that cut off their ret reat . The French Captain defended' himself bravely; but w.is'sci.)n taken ;, and the . English then manned their Prize, and with it rook the other vessel als . o. These vessels ;tie remarkably fine Cut t ers, eat ryiog 18 grins - Besides the guns, which are new, a n d o f ex . tremely elegant workmanship, and the other mate. cials employed from the:l-1400vr. ton stores, they have cost together r 50,001111MtreS ) *10,0001, sterl. The Experiment Mart o \Var s 3to 11lovde Frigate, tvith a 1 under .convoy, crow Gibraltar, ;tr.. rived vie Cork Oil le ' 27th ult., The ships from put in there, and are under Quarantine. The Men of War, with the rest ul ihT Fleet, con, tinned 0;4 coom: for 141.,414nd, . J ~ , . i .mar k , ' gen mist ,„ gen ''' t `%- k : , ,-,, t4i t 9 , ,* ' l' t J x s' I ki653'.: 1 7....ir , i ~ ,1.. t At tC .3, f* g:- 1- t C ie; IF ) ) r' r - 1 : 1 ‘IV 1 ~ 4. 1 PAPiS, Sirs.. 23, Tuv Consul expeEls with . impatience the Equi notbal gales, which will force the English Squa drons to quit our shines, and -return to their Ports. The Equinox may give us for some days a better appearance of a. Naval Power.. If the wands disembarrass us from our assailants, then our Squi. drons will- venture out of p t, and will go to seek otir forthLiahle Flat-bottomed &ate in the ports, f wheret,hey,Are construded, to escort them to the 'place ofrimdezvous, 'and friim thence to the Coast 0421011 a. • All the Privateers which are deemed fit to make part of the Expedition against England, have been put in .requisition. It is asserted that at the end of the present month there will be in the Ports from Orte!ed to Havre, 300 Boats ready to board the Eng_ . lish Ships of the Line. They labour, it is said, with extraordinary alivity, at the Port of Cherbourg, which, it is said, will be able to contain Ally Ships of the Line in three years. We have forborne to make any comments on the 'operations lately Carried on upon the :Coasts of France against the, preparations making there for 4 , the Invasion, because at such a moment we wish not to add to the great and increasing'difficulties of the Country, not to the serious appteliensions which , these do not fail' to excite in the tniods of ,all think. ing 'men. The principle of adivc and offensive operations we cannot but applaud, as most conge nial to the spirit of Englishmen, arid, at such a time as this, highly conducive to our safety. But who could suppose ' that offensive operations were. t o h e undertaken with means so inadequate to their end ? Could it ever have entered into the conception of any rational man that a force preparing for so for midable 311 attempt as the Conqnest of the British Empire, ,was• to he destroyed by the arta:k of a Frigate, a Sloop of War, and a couple of Bomb- Vessels ?..The seleEtion o f this force was well cal. culated to convince-the People'of this Country that they .hriklatkothing to fear from Invasion, but do redbkentertaio that opinion ? it they do mat, their 0,41,,1 is not only unjusti fi able, hut cri minM.Vit t he highest degree, for the fact will not long be concealed, that our ,attempts upon - the French force in'theirNrts have only been calculated, and must have the died, to confirm their design; 'and give increased confidence. to their hopes of, suc ceeding in their eriterprize. We are far from wishing to throw the most distant cloud upon the ex. , Totion of the Bombard. rents that have taken plaice upon the French Ports.—On the contrary, the . differek Officers em. played appear to have executed their duty with a skill, gallantry and perseverance,. which entitled them to the most brilliant SuccesS. We are only . then to impute the little effea which their exer tions produced, 'to th e inadequacy of, the force en. truited to (licit command. For this their Superiors become responsible to the Nation, It may surel.,' we ll b e demanded why. Sloop s of War, whose in;:tal can snake little inyres3ion tr.on its lightne,s, should.. •be employed in such a service,' when we have Ves. ids 'drawing less w ater , an d carryiog guns of a' battering calibre, lying rotting in our harbours ? 'Such d system, must proceed salely from the negli. ,genre, the prejudice or the folly of the Board of Admiralty, for tb the imputation of one or • these charges do the late ,'tiansadions 'upon the Coast of France expose that braOch Of theNExeeu. `aye GOvernMent. Why should, we have only. Fri gates and Sloops of War to oppose Gun boats ? Are the Artificers in our Dock-yards so igohrant chat they, cannot construd• Vessels of that description ? And if the French are to invade us will, Gun.boats, is it forbidden ti' to meet, them with the same kind of force, or, ifiV O e think proper, i n p l ace o f wa i t . ing till ;they 'IV our shore, seeking thes is on their eitui?,''aridliCAppling them Gunboat with Gun boat ? The truth' however is, that we have n u t afloat aforce of a proper descriptiOn,for a sticcess. ful attack upon their harbours, and after we have giveir encouragement to the Enemy by a series of idefliCacious attempty; we are to Wair, before we . can make :any. that are effeaual, till a proper force can be prepared. We are told th.it flesh enterprizes are to be undertaken„ We hope for the credit of our Country they will be .so,' and we sincetely pray they may be more such. cessful ; 'but it is in the mean time a must. afreAiog ' and discouraging circumstance to see our de,rest interests thus wantonly sported with, and our very existence as a Nation hazard&l by the Governitiero being entrusted to men who, in gratifyivii their lust for Place, prove themselves to be :Is obstinate, as they have long been known to be incapable. Monday morning Capt. JOHN SIIRMAN CARD Mimi at the Admiralty, with dispatches from Vice. Adiniral ItAt E tt, on the - East India station, dated Elltribay Harbour, Marchl, 1803.-- , All was well there. , . . Yesterday the - Lord M a y or or d ere d the as size of bread to he continued dt ten pence the quartern loaf wheaten, and eight:pence halfpenny household. --- A very valuable French Kuit Indiaman arrived in Liverpocil on Friday last, a prize to the ship ,JCitty, the pole property .of HENRY CLARKE, Esq. of Belmont, in Cheshire. 0.) board are two sons of the Governor of Pondicherry, who are nephews of Geflefill LAU RI There are Dispatche s on board for BON AP A lei' I'. from the i'vlfinritius, and also for the Hatavian Government from the Cape of Good Hope. to We are,blineerittei to learn, that on Spturd a y la st as Sir j.kritir eta kE VIPPEst RY wa dr/Ving Lady Hipp g , s eay ini , letlOpen Carriage near the Cliffs-of Steephill, in the Isle of Wight, he was thrown with great vi2lenceOut of the carriage, and received whi c h d estroyed a Forest of a violent contusion in his right arm , several Fa rms , and c o mplete, drezitlful fire. French lately happ en ed in the . * Pines,l)e tntrit i n a e: e t ti o le f rwitl Landes , des4ated fiat Communes. THE FRIG rCioPF 19: AL Es'o His Royal' Highness, as Data of CORNY/ALLI has offered to Government to raise, at his own ex pence entirely, a Regiment of Pikemen, arnfrg Miners in Cornwall, to consist of tea comraniot too men each, and his offer has been accepted, upon condition he clothes them, to T which . His RoYal Highness has readily agreed. This Corps 011 cost and His Royal Highness about so , coo l. a patriotic voluntary gift, well suited to the rank 'kiisßoyal Highness holds in the Country, and; keepin g PaCe • with th e spirited exertions ofi:iitootherittisses. But the Prince's =Watt deservettprticut*Aattlid ration, for this reason ; 'that, notwitttjsmiling his' have offers of personal service, as a Cornrnitoder, not been accepted, his zeal for the defence of the Nation, and . his desire to support Ministers in mak. log that defence, seem to be unabated, He does not allow any little chagri , be may fed, , , 10 interfere with his duty to his Country. • The utility of the Corps, from their hical knowledge, personal strength , hereditary cow-ivy:anti loyally, woul d be greats should the Enemy attempt to land in that quarter. A charge by Cornish Piketnen woul d be as dreadful to the French a's thinCoiwiskinig. • I.VOLVERILAMPI'OS , S vi. 27. WOLVERHAMPTON VOLUNTEERS, .name, the cavalry; C A VAL RY AND INFAN T "' Tlifi fine bo d y of men, for they w ell deserve that c f L Z t ni y a , nd o e f d Ave il c o T m li t c , : a I n nl i s. e i s s 3i i o nl i l s go t ‘( 2 )' ft :rii i i l l t r Eill'ignealyntriejn4 uy Sir . JOHN WROTTESLEY, B a tt. M. coo p, I", Officersfh °I tried courage and kilitiest a-ter "ving been kept in a state of suspense for sor 1 Letter or seven %seeks, on• Friday l ast ' i° b'lve • i r t%.... e iii a llir t o_op l i;elteet t r, t x.: t .cp_c t uri( l .) ) nr e xrc r iaes,,, , ltil w wiria l oGb i e i lit c ‘iel, l d i t to l . e i t t : t ir d riii I l L x i e te n hue inse r ns ef in e v i te v Es e ) i t! at , f i r , e o s m coopi t ei l o l r e ... ty ; the substance of which waft to say , that if the joi n ni t. wt)i t cilei til nantnt,as _ in\ rti r yli t el t:ss,iesn:chttiohyia:wm,,r7c:l,joitlitlyietei,:alitticaceegapictincoedeunttl;__);, w G ai a tie v i e nh : e ! 0 0 , . 1 e it. r e s e o r t l , : n a te n e d r s M "; i :o l o i w t i te a h, Ir,:e.staillnufaeLti,isylloc)iiollou'n:siticotfaih:teer 10 i 1 Q afs5 1‘ ,1 : 41 11 ,14ti ns , v s tA t he ': i t an nr . r na cLil l °( ti el .i lli tt ' to commence the - -----------------, , 1 R I N G T 0 if Lord has ß ii l o T : d i : R I s i .intimated : L tl o 3 LT r t d °l :Fi h T e •C l y t. i w i:N' il iC i llia t i h Trei e l's n a b cC e epted " ir W te t t i s i le h e' a t t'ol l sl l ilitl l l : e ' e °rsf , t : t 'tln o (l p iEn . t i -A i S : 3ll , n ; rl to whose •1 • Olen' are already. accepted bri'Ver'lnent* t t ili t e at l i 3 t t s i v l t i ts ns l t t a is nt i , ntention to inspett ' hi ' Csul' i '() Ird HARRINCIVIN has also u l..; i o ml a . l c:in N , 90vrrytto,iitluvIin_ Volunteers, :i t : ssist St. James's will H l b: ic. hr fa ii:::::":' ,l I : b n e g 4 1 ' , " ' 1 ' . : „the Loyal Westminster, t he Si. Clement's, 31)(' the November. it . ass em ble '.. 4'l l at ' t ' in ? t r t i C e d .o -.:t: ti t Z , :iC l e el b e r i ' fi a c' i j e it lf , l : ii i. ' i t : i t t c l i l e ' , l l :x et e. : d pi r : c l : l ' ' ll i t Vs s r ; w l:l;ilt a ) : anrg ) , l r i emnw . f i lla n e°'its s ' ik r: . )les3t o lg i ljdu o r :V m ST 4 vialce°° : n s s 'llril:'lu : li l lin i ' r :ti o s(tlul) i e b ctine" s liic . irlenslit il .niVl': l ! : ; n c i s : licr's i r yv : i 2el w h . ote who are.noefrreisVeentStaftentghtelt_Pla)ef:r ti:nbl--Qtltri:ltVY leis A be ry 1 t .p i r u o c p k e t o! t T he ie m tilde : t o: ll :in u c l u el l ir o t s t ie ct. n es i k c : . , i c r r r i e °l oc i o ll n i n i ro . :l e r) : : f e Ttei I r e‘'.l : ; : l .l : l G c o t ett ne l e m n ri e : co : : : ; l it_i 'l f,)i ti r eTmtt, ' : l.l ‘ ti v eni: f i: o irars r srl t ovr, - cii. i ,,titn. t i t rGE: (l g it gioel: r eo e tis ras g ;t u ,,ette)i l ,:t a ,s,e r i r.. vi James's evolutions,t t e n f i • 4 o e e . f.O titer Co r p s is, Colonel n r• !DAN IS elated second Lieutenant' I , )_ i a r. r e ot e l i e , v S o , H.li i vut i Ban t s t tn i eßey A rte u ,so ,. lt i e i nN , rf . y .dia)an ... yi s Ail t re, rfyt e tri. r :i.e t rad , iki e:iy,,,,,,jieer 3the frics. ,, ,e, i n : ri. t i n :errtir: and at the o c 3na o' s t o n e e: V t i nls ' mitft r ,i e m s b i e n r r o e r a t d h i e n e m s s t a l t i r o e y y l tr a h . e r b e c l o c h i n 'rw' n ec e thju . :?:°all:4l:ll 7 l—. ::' a i ' d (compose d. lit s i n rn t e p n r t i the parade, when • Volg re a c ourc ,marti, or , , The E ' - '4 of . BOROUGH gaVe a grand enter: taitnment at Lumley Castle, • on ThurAty, the ; 1 . 4 . LI !. to the Officers and Privates of At two o 'clock, ,ii , he reprimanded. "cO:prei,rsaesraentrhgaaul taogheeffieshieooisuolloid!' :fluitthCeoorpftet.is, Privates of the Corps, consisting of three oonle;;,, t '1.:.11, preceded by th e ir B a nd, and being seal e il oy s : th e e lII:Cll"1:‘el-: C e'l l i O leinaa t a h briViC b ehs e .l It : l D :Pl i tt ieh l Ve t it iTl ß:c o r ee*vieleYldn,PidvarleAspirieetnnstt°difft u i ; vi s itadel u i p etEe : C°l 7 lE:c::l:l:lll i re r i i i d sch' : : r i v d e c d t , r op K : i ii n - i s c . asks, on the side board, 4145 ' ' toas t boles K tistlovoiaaautssdhtgsoaiv t wcv o :nein t :t l i t on e . eaaan i ti n nii,d i en n dati , :leelgods w t trali h ingfi o yite dr, d ant r eit a eli n ute k idiierm t I: :e e t: i n t it hit g rait l i ee l: : r,. % i c s ,Aja l i t h ir t c , l : : : :: i: i t il i t , parted with three huzza . s: cers, with a selea numb er , of his Lordship's frOn,,„,_ tired from the Castle, highly gratified sttith 1 honour and entertainment they received. about WI La' ~ A 0 I . Mt. G —ARROWS late de:jet/me is Oleinioolfolly "Past of the higher order. His-seat it , bet r uit ,i, a situated at * Pegwell, near Rumple, and of grand scene for the eye ; anti a society oi - „ t i,' IV)r.'l'tti- was a part, must have been highlY g', c , c , lying to all who arc 'touched by moral and ini el '. coal merits. c N o i ls .i i je n s t t, a , n s to .i n ,r g o t e t id t fi l l ie ,,t F iu r n e ? 7 . h s tn uci er l i, , se i nr; inoto w it Y7 / r. ' ' t :, .. • all' ; We ate glad to fi nd some of the most notcntt 11 , 1 1, 3 -' ilAeertil:gaiax:ol::Ccdioc°l‘ll: t a „h"c . 011 1 . 0 • d i. Ld, f ....pictro e '' . l ccree, Car rp e, La resabe, Drioghtoi,,,„h. Iwo crossed .. i t 3 1 e ,C I . ejo e ore end i n e n : r i n e t ni d o n :I t je: a l . 1 . uter o f August r t . nA is Atlantic.g., a n u t non t i n 4 . 4 . .g . ::: E st at ' w p t 1 c o c m c r I i: , tE L :4 w i : }i l: h 1 : v ' sitll_ We 6111411)1 Wiwi ;1-01,4 ' is the GARNER TIC itiunctied another galiopti toWar(ll in one of the streets, of Petersblareh: , , • f r ont' F L R l D tze h r a l s an r ci d e urn'a I°' IVl'ujitcl'n •