The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-01 00:00:00

jita jaalc,4 thonght;;:t he Bill , oflreat, - c ' 0 , 31 , 11 , 1 00,e,,its it would be the 'mans , of. itteilitn.. 11144 by c t che3ll coioteyange, Ow carriage of 'great iviatalt!e, rtt t rank ir4.1111 . tite Northern ootintit6, and frotu Scct , I • / ,(1. Mr. NV oop titonglit the Bill should at al; ,ek'entri. 'be permirt , d tO go to a Coinnittee. Mi. G. PoNoiv., hoped the Bill would - go to . a Corninitiee. Etc. uld presented-a Roliorm fr o m 'ninny c the, inhabit;' , of Binh, inc•favonr of it ;tint he 11,:liestat that was the prevailiag sentiment cif ti,e inh,lbitant,s - • 'fhe 4inesti(n.,4 heti% called for, a` diiision took PI sCi-r•N:.,;3s,—,Majurity r, in favour the bin o..;11 rc:irt:A itecoild nalie. • M r . G RAT , L . A si, paity a #e.LV observations in a very low, of statvdi that in consequenoe of the jp,t(3,.:ett redtv.tion of duties ,ou lionte-tnade spirits, ppr g„Iloo, a considetitb,e loss laird :nista upon the stt cit to hand of the Distulers, for wh , oh, ti , Py , ;omeive themselves entitkl to a "contpensai;oa. NV,iwttarvr ,tbe, diatieri -Wert: to he raiActl; the htock, in, )410 was alwaya takt.o into con• sideoitig,al, and therefore, hi. justice, it, should al*o be considered : wkilk tioo (h4tlt:l were to lbtveretl. Ile c0,a.1 u.led by wok, kg an M Tress to tho:Uggiinti ptayin t ; tit oe woo - .tteit compensattort to the 4-1-. upot: inVekugktion, they. should a,ppear Mr. ;-ttAov, sl..oollded the motion. The loss for Oh I) titilktrii .401,14 ht ormpeniation , Lad ettihe oat the Act lA, GOVatiith tit, trail CUtild lit , l 1140/0 colltextupluttd by liscin in their opttal Th e; svg A rait„beto4 pitttiog quvicion, htLree. th a t it trim contrary. to Ole %coral ; rtyles of q t 6, tit, #9) , lOC 143,01:01 it)Otkpy SliGalt4 be r 40,tittiolwd by lite approbation of M tikters pi 01,4 Mr, I rrLa denicd,that tit;: /Fish ;Distillers had attfivrt.d nardOnio.,: , I,lQ_ Ii .i}tweti.thm , top.o4,k in.httit. Otttitrio rolus.:,tion of duly w ikx oot wore t his 8 . 0,000 git4olo. I,in , !, 1 bviievyd tllttt tih4 Ii ti ers foci atiertyards expo: tctl alit but i At.) .'lra had d u duty, allAW(.l4,l them tiro* Studil tittatitily r4utainiug was neros .t supply the Ii Cl ntarlict, until thtt4distilla m corn was at NV k , If Ow ow to claim V.)11%1 LW-J - 3114)1+: 0 4 144) Sinail gnaw. t4GLlik.: 1441 e ptOputtional right •t• . • es 4 rtinted 1 It' (.>iirki 41 , th0 ,Stru.Ovv) fir JOIIN NEWTORT thought the smaller the quant,truf spirits was on which compensation was claimed, the less difficulty there would be in grant ing/it . He thought that in common justice., the stuck in hand uught . as much to be taken into con sideration in the ,reduction of duties as.in them. Colonel B. tlitY thought that the. distillers were anipty contrnTated for the reduction of dtiry on their t b,600 gallnus, by ihc numooll,.of the war ! . het until mete. Tirits were disc Mr. HuTeitiNioN 11)1t the price of sti. par spiritin Irelatid - hn'd tatlen flutn - I 4 ,billings nine shillings a gzdlon, ns soon as the reduction was known. He itts6nced'atany citss where, Ptit hairient hid made Anwatices for stock in hand on the redtiolon of the duties. . „ The Sr EAKCIt again called to the RtteHtlah of the I-louse thtl irregularity Of diseussinika Potition.for public money without the consent of the CroWn. The CitANcem.cat of the Eitcntaina coin , ided in the suggestions ' the Speaker, and the motion was witlinran . . F r tsicadtSti DISIT,LI.I:OOEs. r • The, Cn A NCaLLott at the ExeliF4Pfin gayg, not ice, that he TOesday next inove (or • (cau;to bring in •a Bill - ter regulating CheDistiliett6 , 'i, 1)14 to moriow he Should make a 'Motiiat tespectiiig tli Credit . of the Country. Mr: AbAri Said;That he had heard the notice of the Right 'Honourable Gemlethati with Soule stir prise. He had supposed the measure 'WOnld tie Ica further prohibiting the Distillation from Corn. it appeared 'by the notice; howetter; OHL it Was out) a Regulation Bill that the Right ,Hun. Gent. meant to bring in. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that it was usual to Wait till the {Man' 'was' eiplained the time of bringing forward the motion tint be bad no besitatiortitistating;b6W, that it was not big intentietrto mare tot the proi4inon Of the uNe 'Of either corn or sugar in distirtiaioo• fie wished for the , Oreserit to put them bit tOottog, so ras to Make it a matter 'of indiffirun , :e to the don .141, as to price, , I , hich he Used, luillte vat itillOhti in'price, Lit IKr of horn or of sugar, wthild:onike it a sub3.-a of coosi for the distillers which ma ttalai they , would wk... IVII4tINV iNfitlitANCE COMPANY. °tithe ordttiot the day having . been read for the Second reading oi the liili for, k Ott inc0rp0r.,141..41 ILtliuti, Counsel were called in. No than seven t.:uunsellors appeared . ar the flat Oztrrol, Mr. lia t alecy, Mr. Serjeant linen, Marryat, Mr. BosanTiet,,Mr. Wale, and another - Gently Mall. It ~tated, however, by, Plr. }taring, that only wpuld speak. (~‘lttto+.4 appeared ph the pint of the Royal Assthanr:e Company. :they had con ! . ipsitiess tor,, loti k ohne with honour U iiitiliwvitinv: to the pui4lic, and could n , ctn ‘vhat ground this C t rAtipatiy,of A.it venture' s could call upon Parliament to bilt-pi.v e fhein tit their privileges,. and of those rigins rite ;iv llact paida considerable sum 01 m o pe) , ro 'Ditticry, on Jlit — part Or the ..London Assurance C ntipmy,, took, the ,ssroe also, conetiduLi, (bat by the, 4.t ul Incorporation, that it was the in Council who si n rur tigiv" 'then - I,llh= condriet ' was iu j uriuu,, IV the public., ,„ „ Mr. Set:riatit BEST, who attended for Lloyd's [;irt}tf(s-fti3tttic, t. ortairneetl,'t nal .!ir ion tlilt shoo itniinli,ej6ibitartnusi (Iva w Ish I , b exer tions /.1 the. Lldyrs; who had hit h o .to eoticlu , ted the insurance" husioesi 01 tins Coilinly, in a Aulrtner hat not only rellw,terpgreat 'credit on , be i mid4ries;bu,t which hail gre,tt itifluetif e in rinsing the commercial proSrrity ciniiitry Co, ttsiirc sent height.' tit Sm-"notlilog iu Ow elation belt mere speculation of advenino:is, and houAbt that there .was no , evidetice of the 'of the proposed ri - plisitre. iti'e Connie' hating withdrawn ) Mr. /IA111144) sand, that at preSetit h tiwrely wanted the fill to he lead a second time, and order ed to be ,conimitted. If it was ordered to rte coin. trtittcd, be woind wish that as much tit-ire should b e given beforct the committal of it any should think properf as this tricasute had he general stipport of the mercantii , :, interestvlif 'this metropo lis and in the country, ht hoped twilit wdeid be no opposition to its goiu,..; into a Cnturinttee. considered'tliat if the subsisting Companies had nor , drnie their ditty, the application should be made to tile King in Courmil. TuteroN did not see why the'name of spe= culators should ni. gn,en more to inure, • , vl - 11 sought the present incorporation than It, any other wi t apphed, to Parlrttrient for a similar purpose. Ina thought experience had shewn,'-that associations did out necessarily , , overwhelni the exertions of indivi dirals;:is the iticor;:.orated C s 'impariles did not do an y thing.near so much itistirrine4 businestras the indivi who met at Lloyd's. If lie really believed t ha t ttw citablishitient ol4l . its new eumpiny takii swat ; one iota of the Ousiocis of thelncorporited Companies , now existing, he might pause. He was convinced,. however, t:,at it woulo not; and so far flint) giving it monopoly to those men, lie Supposed and hoped that it tirui.rlii be foltowed bylinoly .as+txciatif)o6. thought it' was the ditty of the ;Legislature to set their Eases' against 'monopolies, which were dire6tly contrary to the public good. Mr. MARItYATT was adverse to the principle un der w Web the bill was biotiglitintward. The mode of its introduttion ' was because incon 7 sist e nt with the form which bad beeb long since laid down on the subjeB.', l'he 'application ought .not to hake been rustic -to the House of ComiriOns ill the tirit instance. r The' prt•tet,ces of the fill Overt!' un founded. It held, that it came only to abolish the n,o4opoty which Vxisi ed the 'lnsurance Trade.— truth Witt , , it elite to ablish that wine() WaS a mottopoly'ite jure - though not de 1w to by eit.a. blishing,what would be 'a monopoly deplete, thongh nor de, jure. Nitin.leutha tit the principal Unc t. rdianlS 1411,(10i1 Were said to be, entre...tried in I hi . - .,t for lusurance t,tr Tiny ; thq welt; to I) HA 14 rt of No, 4. 111ittlot.4.4,ort,.bow.sttect and Pt ti cg, No, ))1, Strand, ?Mere Ariverturments, Ordtrs fare a body . which would swallowsup every oilier, , and the monopoly wikls They were to direA themselves, was actually a con,petition or tifteen Inindred individuals concerned in inShiance. Au Alt which applied pecultarly to the Circumstances was the Act ol„hth George I. passed in 1720, The year after the great disasters tivrt arose from s'oeuu !what. Fitini 'the provisions to that Ad, the as. cured were saved from the specui &ohs of the met chams. who carried on the luswance trade. They male all distinction between' the catialh:s of aler t:4llM and,institer. No mat ft.! Winn might be t;se h, , ,seS of the naerchap, the LOSiof . tire assured was to be made up. ;This) resulted from the regulation that an insurance Anal must be paid within o 0 month from the date. of the , loss-'while the premium cannot be demanded within' the yea ; so that what , ever might happen, there was s:itt a large reserve eif premiums Iyhig out 50 make 'rip the loss of slued. in ease,ot individual itruir fB, the recovery was eaSy : but WIWI, they; faired au - union prestos, the most serious difficulty in the'recOvery of money must al;sA. • If one of the'pari nets left the kingdom, or Oven crossed the Tweed, • she process must; linger nn a year, till the outlawry and iithei necessary legal steps were completed. The spirit of Teculation which : we saw exhibitettevery day in isle;' attempts at exploring' neN channelY of trade in distant coun.ri,s, in the perilous imerchurse With to Gsmineol i in forming new companies, Was pernicious to regular and quiet industry.; This Ma ine Insurance Company was a speculation the resa, arida btibblellke the resS.' Whenone bubble bnrsr, another -started 'up. It this eompatsy - had bren set trOast yeari.it would have beets insolvent •ike the ositers]that went before it. The real capital 4 the company.way to• have been one million the nominal; foie„ Last year was a lo3ing one, part'. , atkrly for• the insurance companies. he loss %vas perhaps to the amount of tine or six millions. SUp r posing nine'tel;i is of the monied interest of London to 'have been named into.an incur five COMpatiy ri that time, they would have• had nine-tenths of site business, and. it tni3ht ;he 'also' Concluded, trine tenths of the loss. The capital of one million would' have gone at once, and the public were: to look for the rest to men of straw. The adVecates • for' tie Bill ought to have adopted the legal Mode, 'lnd that was, to:come l?efure the'Privy and there state their objeels and grievances. Mr. Miff ryatt concluded b)iliving his negative to the cent isotai6iit. of the Bill. The CHANCELLOR of the Exctiiitußa with the. Gentleman who had just .spoken, that the adw °vales of the Bill had strayed , ow of 'the course ,which the law appointe I for theirpreeeeding. They shouldihave presented a. petition to the Crown on the subject of their grievance ; it would thew - be stibuinted.to th , :At , orney-Generid, Air tn itn 1.90" [bit .501iCHOV- , Gdfiertii; WhO tr!v :its merits A 4 of Oey WOOld a age., and advise' a eljanteinthe chat - relives they saw necessary. It unexpeiSted pint renitibs wOre w tote in that -pr;,cess, or it itistitie was not to be obtained, then let the 'parties , ct4me to the House. But if a coink.nation, not a corpnrate bud), were to be lornlrd loritisurance, how way the assured to re cover losses ? It the S,ervtitryWre to be' sned, what conk! tie had except his batty i But if su i n g the 'Secretary was by Bill to Iho made - equivalent to suing every individual of tho • body, 'there WAS not Due of thernagaiust whom trjudgment - might not be 'obtained, and there was 001 a•Vot of their land that could be sold without blAng I ible to•that jodgo;cot. House shoold with tt , - - Paloarts on any 1014sion of corporate rights, mid reqoir,, the fullest oomonstration of ih grievanc7 be lute they :tat:ail:it , . ,iutrud'e with the remedy. Sir4Rototas Tt.lwroN orplattied. : All*ctineeived that the Chancellor Of F.,Y.;. Chequer loud overlooked oat reid'itistory",tif the at Int). 'Too t Act lonhed only ter finito* !ions orioini , Stock Co cerr,in ' co ndi t i k , ns , Wif they . ,not ?hey wete to bk.. taw tilted by process commeneing with the Spe ikei the Nouse of Common's, The present Bill had . rro interterunce wati'the objects or hat Act. It teas' to break 'down no charter, it unirwen. to reti , al itidt law by winch solitary insttranees were vstabliihetrro thp.inlory of Companies.- -As to the 'objection that the Company would nut, bt.r liable to the lossrs on insurance; tin!), would nalorAly 'sbirre way to obviate that, for otherwise 'who would insnre with them .Axto !IN EY-Gtr.NeltAL was decidedly against the columittnent at the Bill. A soon as a judg ment was dthteted agaitilt the individual Member .the QuinpanY,.there'was,not.an acre of his petty that would n o t be "'affected by ii. It wwild go to interfere, In Its consequence, with every put . chase in thetountry. Sir JOHN ADISTitt/THUR; after slating at sonic length his sentiments pit the tie:l4 of the cittttoli, concluded by saying, that tie a hatnld, at least, give Iris hearty, assent fo r g oing into the' Connittee.on the Bill. The SOLICITOR -GENERAL was of opinion, that chartered rights,o ug h t net to be violated. These rightu were granted try the Crown for a considera 7 Lion in IpPitey ; and: it mattered not, whether that tnotwy had been paid or riot. For his own phrthe should never consent to deprive a chartertAt Colo. puny of its rights, without giving; an equivalent or compensation. it these rights were to be-got rid of, this was not the triode ot doing it,.by art At ot liarnent. • Mr. STlPtittiz hhd.ccittie into the Horse with his mind balanced and unbiassed upon this question. From he had , heard since the com menced; he had matte op his mind to v0i.,.! ato . at the tnotiou ; z:ot so mock indeed tinr items made tt‘e of igainst Ilir inotioo, those uf t e.ci iti sklipurt of the change of proposed. Mr, Nlottals felt bourtl to support 'he [notion, The extant( Compantes. did not off, s^t foq,. Out 00 parti,ot the: ipStiritiCeB !Oath: For the reinatoder, all tip! Sc4twinty ranido interest had, was the pvnterial reipoteiibliity Of thi; it!divided tiridnwri ter,. 4I t hat was' askyo tii thi4 measure, was to tive tht, as,ittred the dollia• men law security of rartittr3, all whose assetwshould [ i,„h o i,,t v 1'11.1.1.1A M ! 1, 4 Souttill:lltr.,l' `or the' PoPtr i Lc:Ors for the E.iitor ii , unlusppy occurrence was of consldemble tin• t a uce. a ylvwor IaWS, filiCh as they were Ad% soou - to to :e, 'he shout , 1 Intive that a copy of the woceeding! of the Corquel's Inquest, alui the vt:lllct given (tits tlay of Jinttiaty last, he could ly t rkt)qlc,uld be presented to that 'lutist, 4 o,propkir Qlitc a rs. A- Afro, tew words from the Duke .of, No tordt,E, the muc.kod was put and elrried.—Adjciurtled. • 110445 E. OF C 0 14 1 11-0.N.5. , l'iltfltiPAY, run. ea Sir loam NTCHO4 movrd 'that toe Bath and Bris tol Canaliiill be , reacl it second time. AMERICAN AICIBASSA no ft'S .AUDIENC It 01/ LEAVF. WiitiltunAD rose, and said, he wished (be. fore 114 question wi.ts put) to ask a qUegt * WO,, f the ot the Excli.mwr, whom, he then saw in his phtee. He .(114r, ‘V.). bad been informed, Shut the American Atubo6sador bad this day his final trudiebre pf loaveof the Prince Itygent, not in the way in which such audiences grneralty take place, but dig he was thparting froor-tliii country , alter Having, rk : ' - ceiged . tat answer adverse to,all hopes of tite.tvottert the two countries. He wished, therefore, to 'cow , * %bother the Right .Hon. Geii tlernart had adttised the, Regent t0...1ay before the tiouse thrl . pripers relating, to the conicmoot:9 held on The CiIANCALLOR of the Excireauto :answered, that it waslrtie the American. Ainlitt.tsador had this day had hit final att , iience .leave of. tbe Regent ; but that lie hid reovived an answer adverse to conoi7 liat:on or tending ti, keep up the differences existing :between ,us--the first he had heard .of it W3B trom the nsouth of th e gotomrabir Govi !ban. On the coort„ry the Atitti.tssader had lett bete a Cftarge ce..4lluires for s tile - put pose of carrying on the bego viations •,lready, begun. His , M.tjesty's . Ministers were etnitely .o . l6powd to al) termination 0t anise t :ifferenvot subsisting between' the t ouotr les ; and for,that pt,rouse, tentiary, tad been appointed, , and wai out ifiAll.illi4coool,ry. Ho, therelor rrt": e, saw no 4- lion fur adrisit4, the tirGeitt to lay any papets betote the FIL))IV,' on 1.11) , 4 , , Air. WHITOKISAD 'b41,1, this illlaralatiOrk was so ditiet tint from Om. ,Winch he bad scceived,, that lie rvs.,.c,t,,on..niinsell a right to inovc for .papers on and he did ;not :..thiuk.it would be long before,he should thin it neceastily to do cu. Alit P.S ire.) L, i; l s CI Ell. Ait CETI' Ii R. POtibotirsit ;pitied theteliancellor'of this' Ex'- chegner,-:wittt he •ht the'consl - 'of the Hrjose: reiqtiv` , . to *7C:in:Lila *Letter -, 1 Mr. hole. chief of the IVAN •Hon. Ue,tti:thati , li;:iino'O , i'ro,: itllttr it would be berirr it) stitait4ilf tiP , t kfutt. ~'hutb er should be in his pm Itterefe,&,, to & 'that H tai llt ,e% pert 14 *be i( i cth,..,H,)tvi,, CIIANCEILLOR 01440 Ot.eilitayoll answered, that tlte.iti...ll:Lietitie,namtnight.ty .-xpe,titd to be let the H the , Coursd or h tcry , few days. , 11# 4 , , T,K AND,likittT ( o,. CA,N,ALIBILLi , ' , 4io ;a:tixritlidteretbie. , length in fat our,ol thi, 401, which be contendett.wiitild great ly 'improve c6s, cosnre , i e» clt thei quntry , ga y tAciii. la mg a cheap and easy rarrtagetof goods, not , only to' the western 00t)litiva • , tyir. , yjeKpriCot 4 ol'l. )o, . o ) (llo.: 114' tending, like . the Wester,. J , itction Bill, to.itOre , s.ther itttporto ant coh,ittos of the same neure .already • , Mr. 11,syttuit7.'. thought , it would facilitate our icottutrroiLision ',• spoke shortly ,in favour of the •ryw. ... ~ r nit 1: .. 1 0 t.:,1 ... •, I,r, 1,3 , , , ~ T u;:i., 243 tf ' , i''' ' ''f' y 'i I , ,!, ,- tu 0,7 7 ~, ' intlia Po'''„ , 144 ~)c. Li , pi , . 4 r,l :1r -r Cc; ~1. Gni, (~ ~, i t 1101,01' „I,,,Vt!`" 9` ,V r C C' '' ' t t : '4 •I ' :::: I , • 2 lGt * : ' I ' ,o 4 i, 6 t ctii)t';l:ll/e'17,;:',,;71;11, ,‘, 4 . I''' t UAW.' I, , Id*, 17 , ..., :,1,11. ' i - (1145' . ~ be liable to 'mike good. the loss , in rilate 'l4 leP il the parties insuring to look for indemnity to ;call of the individual insurer only. . Mr. A'BnitlNG replied. He said' th3Cit egisci, ;tit injury io'.the .odn•pcifts; not to' anoW Pt ol ' shipq , kir 'pm-poses of instlrance to be leg 3ll P 6tv bliilled. Th ' l I•l3°'sillm' propiisNl could pot inted,:34 with't he subSfsCrip CiTirip.mi,,i; ; b'ecause G e kill ;ui individual - underwriter, v..'llir insured la 6 611 the otnouut insuredby the Loilaon Aigurnce or, any ; ilfsii.,:.din Ole yeic to the 'amount of four mill,/ whik:the - London Assurartde'CoMpail'Y I " .d , g i l l-t h , .the individual to whom he •alleded, hojr; policies to the 1111,0Unt of two millions oily , -. tneasure was absolutely necessary fur the, b etlei r 6 ril of thQ commercial interests., and be, (f.l/ Core, trusted '. it would meet with* rho 1114061 Y °1..-t‘hcdfilvi°4l,:io:::::ignotsli:,(l:i;n.tinttooocka...np.urtaleitet!-: . • 11. -t , .. .. t•lajority •" - .. I::now T r. /1 .11 h .li : Asu il ‘i xsr i l ot i' chequer Ais was , :::e Ne t rp h p c r r e e :. o e r n e t , e d a ti c e 't. y r e i a Il i I t i i cl , O c c r s o t Li a 1 0d i t : , 1 1 ( 1 06; ',. 111, were referred to,the'Cotintittee of Supl) l Yo ~. . ~. - • . . . ..........................•••••••••.........00 , t 0 I," on 016 tabi:Bpaieliiird4orieiuolocbteie7ptirvo.nhitiote)diel....._vv_arerArempitide,i pi, : . . SfillTilftELl) MARKS l't MAICH l '_ ,l 1 T . llif ,day's Market was no t well suPPli7:4l, ditiererit kinds of Cattle ; Beef, Muttoo, 31 0 i r;,, i t w 'r:a e d re eir t- i le' g il e )& u r e ; ral Pa i‘ rl aS SLitlldeavi.t;llalatillatilr---iCeT;ileail'itll the_ --lay ,IVlarket .were not lively; Hay, StrOtod "over, fetched last priee4,--',Cho undonO ill prices (hid nuinbets are all accurate stateng3V •to sink the °MI per stone of Vb. ) , A . Vil f , , neef 4s: ooil.: 114 torss. oci. ' -ditotv.itt 4 LaMb al. I" s di P II' Ss, Ott to 7S. 6.1. P sOrk •. 9" ~ 1° "' ''' , A . '' fiS. „tl. ' • ' 4 13 ""ls73 0 . Sheep 4100 Calves i3o. Pig s 21D. , BNITIrrIPLI) tr.-stnatcr.r. , e ititt'' flay 31; . 65.'•cil. to 01.'65• rd. Straw 21 . ' - tic. al. Clover 01. C.:i. :( 1 ...tC; 91. 9S. O a ' In I t . 11 1() N SO T li i :::1 \ a ' t i s .' ,l " Ci IT' U g . i r l' o T u ij n i cls A , L b i i' f.. " )}:ll . l'.r a i i ii4 l l ' ' L I; 11 ( .31 : , ltltiqhe , t, and r,otne oats and PO" I• 0 1 - )0 situ e''''r n ; l',. :P:,:.; i.ii owed situations, a i t i torn, if till •..,c! li;;,-. 1) :•:, imi,.1.,A1 rird, this branch of '''',.' i 001 'Alli' *not. U- conipieft: 'until heady th e .1 , 1 ; 1 ;00 it s: 1' 11:1 eshtr,elniiilxi.:,el:laet:lrliec;t:itati.thi'2l'ee:tylillice,tse,at‘'licilile';(l(4)Lt'e;kPit't..)!'eeP;lllo'Larc'kta'wl e0111:71".,',11:11: Mt. KL.LI - ICi pra&lice _olptitting in 4 l ' l ' tf ictj b l ithout thd ;l id rt . i he ~,,..,,,, ha; been 1 ,,,,,, w , / . arid.` ,; ass and • report speaks wel l i ir o il li e t r h ' e s o l t i ;i i t ' e l4t ', t3 :6„, lsllll" , '4 : t k' bri ): l : e l at l i i r .. l ie l ‘ o % r t 9i ii e l , l l :4 llll l li ' i l a n t ' , t Cs o i r o .l.l t i v n s i n i t i n i i i _ ag o C n . l. l l i r l aiti b ed csilc' ' i“ls7 : 3ll : ; " . ..4 4, 11 : ) 1 . 1:::: ,r ' o bo w t'.:t i t ie 7tt such througho ut t '''' ' ~,„, d 4 0 : ...-,-, , , ~ . si4gthtiaeitEsisdirtlcliteUiti,lll:l7toirlii.rirlyelh:ni•et.ao‘t:v•bdoeeey.srdta.iell.)plii.);sBi,ltteleiretdt Aii;li)loi4oUyttoigll:,titor;r[,:ii.,' 7'ms of the Dilh' ci;ki.,..:' ail t im e that iVliiti::lttierr,,s:rorettist")estlcioTtii;l:pi':': IS t o Cuif ter the ritilita: Ito ;ours clue I°l '''' t'pr ,fiat`i . : l ' , ":/ s : ', :r 4 air FLuNcIH litYrtooTT, tvilile 01 1151 ' • some days Ago at Mr. HAtts,l'o v: pit re ceiviug It very scrious jujory• r, e n oral. ly show, with 'rt dotible• bar loading me Wird, thi; other , wh i ch wcnt off, and the' sh,:t carried 041 . ) ) ..j:, , ' gd:t 1 9v •On 141 right, Fautd, witho ut doinD 11Qt1ty. Er:— ''.l "t. o•to • id.a, ......".., •• ir9ttry„ • ~..-----'.. • - 00 4 1 . . BIRTHS. t , al: s" . f. , 4' , 9p,the 24th ult, at Thernolgt, Surrcy , Dru cr , t e 0 41 ' ti°ollilit:ll,. li sty 'theLady o ( iVilliam Sactleir ~ii , ,pc•-• ()11 Tuesd4Y lair, at ilk -house in vortim rr , Hd p utlic;-,lv Boiihmil, Es 1 NI V. of a PAig hl h.: Pil • 41 " \ '''' l lle , o , ty , io (Liiivain's.:inii-ticid4 /- 1, 11 Or bv,rt Itobhins, Esq. of a Soi. 1.0 1,0 ~ 0 " /I ''' 271 . 11 ult. at his house it) Pertla' n .•,' • ~, • ....- 01 I ~ULI 11,1114; Esq. v t ia.ori.- ..---'''' /1/AR ii ilia ~ 1 , 0 11, 1 0 0 , _Oh 'the ,- Se pte mb er, • c i ptilin 1 t - i t!' at floinb ,, Y , „ - „,,-0,, AV"' o,i . 'ett, ot the Exeter tiast-Indiarnail , 0 1 "'" - ;:loill''' - '' to hi' Charles Armstrong, Coq. ot 0 iiva ,Jetiotp, . .04 'I hurstlity the 23(1 ult. at -St, Alitirew '44,0 '~►i Dom', Colonel Cowell, to Mrs. Nl)itehOrllso r ,, h ,,,0r se IPr 'Will teiorne , oi 'the 1 slinrro I f ~o3ic;►. t or ( 11 ' 1 .'14 ' s il TeALIY, at G iympton Park, Wit''"' s inerr,, ►t, Pliiiiiiir ,I'. • • L l oyd `Wheite. 'Esq.); 'l'l►onlas i n er . , t , d a ' o t 0 01 1 l er ' 3l t*Colortel ot the Oxfordshire ilcg in , i 'DAV' C4 . 7: ► ji Miss DaVieg, only diughter of the late N. 4 0 00:0' thelil4.,in the County of Glamorgan. , re, , pig Y 05 , . kp esterdaY at St. George's, 11100100010 . wcse • Dwa . r ll l, .E 4. of the Mutate 'rernplo to-'"" a II , f t, l3btrttatd•strree, Rtissell.square. .rhat►ct %I tt ` . 'l"t►e swim •4 , e morning, Lord and Lady :1- 4, ire , , ne at St. George's Church, flanover-se ~..„....---" , nett at St. George's Church, fi lth ily i.,.__....... ..„.,.._„,_ ......, , . . fir' , 0 • . . '.. DI.ED. jicti. . FredGnetT:lke'Hiday 'the.igth ult. at Bath, the 10 11 01 ltotu • I(' ti e'Clf • A P On the_lctli ult. in Upper GrOSVCriOr.S 1 1 01 K Barrow, h6q. of Hill l'Ark, Kerit' t o, i. „, Oit Saturday night , ineilrzo l ' stre6t ' 1•1 1 3 : 0 - 1 . i i:r . , °i'lls ,. : ::, Nutt ) bag. don- s tre e t , t s re ul , i t day' last, . Mr, Chitties Fors ter . ~i i ll.:„ , 1 , , ,‘ I, 'agOl'l7., ' ' ...d„311.':.ci,0, 41 , 01 - trist l . : ,l,vv , y o lb l i i iio d gu a ► : 7 i : 7 y : ulirsteisn.ogtfmastri. awftyebr-aatilrboll,..gs;tto,i:Evr.iiiii::, j,,,,, ~., H , , . Pi(t)" Tuer•d“i' last, at the hoot; or her Nl , ' ocr , ' jog t i , i s i , ,,, l ss )o . rking, Surrey, Miss. Sar4l. 530 114 ' r.f 0, 14 1 1 ;,,, derv,, di e t t rc Li i e, 2i6tl! ul.t, at 'IICrAIOUSe In n elitllr‘i-sg t ll: ' l'‘J'y i ' L 0.. . ic- oi the 1•Itc•lolut Dalacroi -''''' , the inthe'County.ofHtrts.: . • - . • - veil On Wed ne ,- ~' - • . •ti , r Di''‘' l4-' 4, la„t ;la I aldY in"rlun.g* ill PP- 'e'l°' ug der tit f. l'. Gyies, iiscl- ~„ of s ''''' ' 4 3 4 ' Lie s - dple day , Milian; t; naval, ~",' li, A of Ecifficniti C. ~' • ~.0 .. 0 0 i ,‘.. a s . 10. t. umberiand. 1, „„po ,10 r , 0 toe 2,7111 ult. ill lienriotta•-strces,ii.i..:ii I c.‘, ,. t"., 1 .1 0, Cat . “o:, toil . nt 04, late 1 0611 IIIC. iP 1.)0 11 1,1 1,z t . ..,.mte_el,t „. i i, Ciiitu.,t, 1;; -ar itri.slClll volvol, ~ )..1.... 01 1..,3y411. , . • • lideot 1' I c'ortil. - •,y Iticjrni'iig, after 2 few clay sI , ~, 0 1 'il 5u11 : , ,,,E sq. of tVii.tichiivel, Bre Aci. g5 ; `,. 4 4 : fi e miO t ,', "c ,lifie rt,..,tnibg cal I:;, ii,r;l:, Ilati,?' 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