The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-28 00:00:00

. . . . . . . .. . . - resto ra as bcautifut, as inferestin; in her il: Mill ii - i AlssiA TtaatsA VLA in misfortstne,"llol agi nice . t her in leer arms an infant, the hope of the nspiEie'' Cie bond of union of twenty different nations; At; 'ball Come to present hh to the God of all nations. This day, as the Empress herself has said, :wit be the mast happy of her life: ' ' r ' " '. MiLAN, MAuctt 2, .17 —The Official Jour' ak.,110 • pabliblied the f o ll owing Letter from dr!it 11.611liesi; the Prince Vic afeistt yto th etoe Arollbi ofk l oi. . , . 6 lltare received ,M..ArellbiilhOp URBEN ) your ,liddress, and the d 4 diberation of your . Chapter:: .64 Addrehs has bern agreeable to use It does boo , ' • our to y our eharaEteras A Bi4bop and' a man. 1 self a IL • ~ r emre do my p leasure .in placing it before his . . II . , In regard ,toAlte deliberation ofour Chater, Ishii n ot subtm 'y t it to his Majesty. -, 1 .rnO p rtrit'to °Your Chapter was ' free, L entirely free, to . give Ir l 'P i nion. lil mailers of conseteeCe I have never 4 , 44 . II; but 'k at your Chapt e r liact' better' .remained than to. haie sYmketi improperly;" . 4 Will the Chapter of Ul h en p r et e nd to be more nli4 blened and uise than ail the other Churches of ' is , ora 1" ... - - . . I ,, Htli cieB# I think I nuiy deduce from its deliber- ~: "' 4l ', that it di , ,i not at all understand the' question 1111i § ilt)?! occu p i es good nipiiit, and tiPyaw Ii r ill 1111110..Prtiates otikt Chapters of the Kit . ai , tt-.'n i'4vl itire4i , i tde cided whit so much wisdom told loyallY•: t i;: . 'lle . t P ll( )wing is tite question iiiinti whicli , outy 1"r.0.1i411.1 1,3,e spokt•ii Or . been iiititt i-- ‘4 is it toore,auvantageous to religion to havd re. c',Thlti !. 0 tlis di scip li ne observed by the universal l'tit'l' for. It , car t , urits, , to give pastors 'tir 'tile"' ti4l4ll'lwhost sent, are vacant).. orliavelirtittai4- ctkvs‘vitheut.bishopa? -. .' '' 1 1 .:, ' it 4 i t itcra to me that men 'Tilly attache d t or e. coqld have nc c l'e'lmt d , ..ubt .in regolvitit'auell a ; anl it lik e wise. seems. to me. that he wh c°44l resolve it in a c,,ntrary aranner, gave no great Proof of hili wisdom: pi et y , - and attachment to the 4tile:and, aboveall, of his attaelitileut to his Save- . . . .. I'l hides Cl► t r ill act 'as' it pleases, I it t, . , your tap e w ill 4 4 „ 1 / 4 1 ' 1 r elwat lo ycio, domlnded addresses from t , r : 4101 ), but I will receive r1 . 1.)5,. alope whiCh are the s. (l'crirl4ll k to the interest; (If religion and 4e ' "Upott this' M. Are. 1 4.41) . uP . * j...pray Gott to tt,,,,.. JOU 111 his holy care." '.' ~ ~. •• '. - , . .. ............„ Ailv ir k!,;.. '111"mi M,AitCll 22.—iiis Ser.ene.."l-t.gh: tuk, rin' Arrii-Chane, 11 , r 4'( thf: 14tnpile, tht.. pa ll , - (31. 11 'e•ii +nee, Govertior•General 44 i1p. , 17 . , •- ID „'llls of I lullaudi has just tee""ded the i''ll()\v %iiqincti:}l P \ 14L( it .kA vim.: DisPATC}i I RONIkis, ~ r i iikrc c i tt t l.l4tsty the mpres s o f the French was satciy (le - ('‘ 4, 'IA il.rillA e 41 Gine o ' c l 11 4 i' l e f } otk tilli nioriiirsg. 't 1 1M.:69 ~ • • ' ~ . " DireClor of the Telegraph.' Ti lt ei ,„ , .. '' %le n( i ' " 14)1 hay; jUSt announced this i nter. ; 1)4 () 16 iltll'it) I hnti Of I hi.ti tower. '' ti,,,,k,1.!/ I ‘ , I kP(/ ti c.. 4) —Her - M 1 :1 , ,ty the L'opres,i 14:11j''''':".1'Y Vrel'iPe, towar(lereigitt o ' clock, to tw, e ti r , lltie paill tar tkild•bifq),.. which ,gt--.4w: less t,,,,,,,,;' , l' Lighl, “Ild in 'lie morning liad,ilearly ', s ,, ‘ 11,:r Nliy.lsiy iti (CM rg)ed, is. ‘iell,, 5:,,,,.1 11,.. 0 : 'rC u j) Col,. v ilt Pavr, ' Fits'v Pity sicin , t., .. ~ :), !ax wcio,:k in. t he, Illigning, ,', :' ' ' .*, ''rl i ' l l l.4 'e , Ihl,'" .1".111"''.(11;.! 11"Ii.leiiiiiivco ntertling , t he state ti,tti 1,1,,L1P'11 il NI +!,,Ly tint' l Ile yot.:krt . l'rtuce,. ar - )t,t,; t4 ,' l ''''' t() t)-. , tt.sel lei! to 41 . cur Iwpre*llicoPs , 'Y ; kk e 11(.:•,',., trt,lt thtiiiit.. 111i'lil(! i)ls,l)Arre,ll FROM VisklS. : 4,1 1. r ~.." ii4:l. Imo 1.,1,,,,,,, ct',.i...u. k 1.11411 22, lat 1 . ' !lit:4%c Iv IP3 ,tio ao'si' I '.ie a ~..:t Prince :ire wcII. 'l.,tid -14111.1 ;;;:i t , r .' " Y '''' l ' . :.- •.- ..., tvlvn avidivy, iv.) atislitriciit ~,,, " f 1.1-C.;tlN, , " I) ire , :ko .1 ti... '1(.;,:,,,r,11)11,' 114+EtAAVIIIC'')ISPAICI,1 1 itt)Nl PARIS. 14 ." ~.i:)(,11,,;,L, l' :`,l. 'Nl,,r;ll 3.2, 1!,,1...., rie Pi'ini - S 11'4,1 (11)P11 1:11." ' 10.11 InC "UHL" l'i b WO I . heNVIII 1,) 1100,41 t, • ' t im it,,,,,'''", e ' 4 ' • , ' " i L'N<.l . 4l, At ".,"' " Diti:ior 4ti itiv• t cP'4, .ii cliteid,liii Ciiurio, .i,,o'h 21' ' ..'. 1 ill <ltitet t() %Lint!;ily cooa.yate t.he birth of 'an INPluti P liii.ze, 'ilk -re w,t6 I.Si nial,t 3-Gc)sr4 11-1'14)41'4110o 1'14)41'4110o lkere,`,itt which tile iti ~,t.6ll,.,ii,it;tor,thks tr:w„lleihie3voutrea to thstiopisb trh...tti.,elveSti rt.:19C:.)..„ I "le till-,u.of tho I I 1,0 Woi al i .hliklitr . . ' isifeh:- . a 1 .4 br 11,. si , nt. , Hi= Woad it. e(4,9y3J GOvt;ro6rs. 44(111-131: w?..i itiumtriateci With .the rt*s..t, 10.514,' I 14411111,1104 e • . the" hotek-' prnieliiaf I),!),N,'W , itilt/46jell:It'a.iti, 4nkl ;101. raiiiottlAireits. iti(lultirl,,dtitri:la ei7 it 4 eiloillc, I,4tt, v..ly thing 11,i,tiy, w ire At.1,,9 ' • P b r . Ail th.. rain; gaVe fi;tl kid 91101°11,-.' ,edULY 01 the eather, .thi!. tlti'i't i which ant,... - 'flinaltelideah ioll:tenh c,,,,cutz,t4te ot rkulipitzt *l6' 'Art.')rti: . L, , r • I itti { • %Ittl`lb) reildertki thia 614:4#016,-,'..'w tc,tin ' g. cp .., . 4 tri a 'titere Wari a grand 'Hulot! i after t 0 Pa" tbrt: meit briftiatit cr , e,, at -winch the thieL tht,,rbt,rit tho Uudrdt of -Honour raanceuvred with. 1itin„71,,,1)44 Qadtni, his Seterie tligllmus 1-W' „vori'7t. kluveroor giAve a gr,bnd 'dlittltT in .4t113' .v iit :' g tilt:re was a rout* and Dail at tile, Palsee. 1 't'tieht ioy p'tV 'Wet' 11 tlic: (huller anti ball. i eA kla li,, • ' 'kir fi ',l","tliQl 17,—T:4-13v, 4141'40433, a MIM I•• t 0 k , . ___. rt ne 1, vcltottatteN 8cO• wiete pr,stlp, i "- .fis I il ~. i 3*,,, .' ' 'i'l I.) k tile.oothti ot• ti3ertly to his Ada- I %Lk i,,,i) ~ ,,n . 't h, . tilk (1,,..', , l ' ll ' ' Pct. ay.-:.\Ve learn from Midlid -',Fiuski twtilis wtio conhtituttd part Of thi - _ , . Army of the c e ntre, have set Ont for tstretiukttirit - . - They are marching (ram . On the other side, many Polish troops have taken the route from Andalusia, from which they ate - going.. to '-jointhe army ot_Genera The Evglish cutter Olympus of 150 tons, arm" mill with- ten caronadea, and hav ing a orevirofi has , be=ta captured anl carried into Calait, by French yrivateers, the Grand' ; the ilgtiCitneer,) , (Yoptitin Delpietre, tbet - Matiaiouila, - Capiaia HoKnerilittri ii k of hers. • AlArtca 2..=-The 'latest atcoris-frotir Ihicharest communicate,. that: ibo:e is no - longer anx hope of Peace het weenfinasia .and: the Porte The, latter. Power endeavoured laat Adtunanjo-conchadS an,armistice, as a +ptelticie 'to.negotiation t,. but on the, Turkish Plenipotentiary , .being-Intartiied that, certain preliminaries must, ,be: first agreed - 114 such . as the cession of Moldavia and Wallachia,. ezt. Porte cirttermined - to try 'another campaign, atid to etnPloY 4 its force . thereitt...- The must entletie. measures' hive been adopted ,in consequence. The Russians are not behind hand on their: side. Great numbers of. fresh troops arrive in I I and Wallachia; and. the Commander in Chief, Count fcsmetssict, intends:to open the campaign at the end at March. , Palm, MARCH 14.-!-The Military Cottitniiiion at coildenuird, on.the 6tll.installt, to 6 years Impepiouinent tlitee English priaonri of war, .Captains, of thi).Navy, who escaped fr om tl i d dei.ot at Auxonne. " Ii is intended to construta a subterraneons pas-! sage bt-tween the pavilion of Flora and Alit rivet terrace of the l'ilillerieszardens. Tikt work began yesierriu— • AsisTiteisAtd, MARCH I t... -Ti►e i4ti'ti , occupied, t,),, Daniel Citteittiute, in the sign of "I.lo.,second of I,imi.eld," 411tIata ltati berm shut up . 17 order of It,; he - inn. • keeper h been wrested. It is !Ncertilit l td that hifi 'so 47, waso;ed Its : tor' receiving, and t;aiinnitting. letter. to and rrqin Enghind: irrricitel'i, .011 vas al, zirrestc,tl near the . coast by tttt± t !cab with se‘ercti ,traliat•rs, and. a . person nato John 'dt. Jaogh, a who wds, aceein ti, C‘ii the t ttraost,: of' .faCi tating theit pahsage io the' enen)).: . 'The cot:des , iuni ',st all the h..ve hcetl recOidvd; and their mate' is in the hand , : of t,ovecorneiir,, Some intereatitig particuilis.t,f the' battle with, and ' vidory'over VICTOR, t)V . General GIZA 1114ili "un .the .31h of 'off the Hill. of in Spain • .. " Our brave .fellow,had.m:srclied 23 Miles that day, and were jug taking son retreAmtent, hen a ' peasant: rainy to Gent r,,i GrA tain , and to ld t ilm the French were towing ro om r ! a wood to sudribe him, on which Gets ral:-Grahao) formei his. litire, • army with:admirable .preeleion. When the ,eilespv aliPeeted . in' Gr'es , eialt.) . aham r.de up in from or the Goardi, arb Re4iirent, Gerona!) Legion, and. Portugnese Cavalry, and waving his ha!, •h4id, " Noty, my Lodi, there thay ' are-svare youi • Oer, NU give Ilion stitri '11(160." which the 'coinom g‘t e.t hree clieera, and 114 the Vrutsch neared •th uts, gave their and maJo,.t.oaP - ritortva charge, that i n . a n he The enemy were [lot hot.t . rla coPillnit, and with the theritk corps, and other .diSperSed • 1114`ITI• . -" The: French. Officers say, it was the severest rt hi lig I boy w ere ' e r engaged: in; use took some pieecs'of cannon and gl3. - Victor .retreated• to Chielana,, where our artillery did great execution, itrid wiis !adtrrobly -sei trait. Tiie French Bth regi ment''.ol• rho lin t brongrit 14.0 . 0 rairk'zird file into' action, and left 1100 bcnind; in hiljyd, wounded, 4nd prisoners,. illarshill . VlClOrlitrd nrirrow e,eape !torn the f . fr i:)th • rifle Gotp3 , 411 . 14 iV44 hie • , cattereul troops; • titit eheaped by hard' rtdi4:—• Major Qopi - gb, of th e 87th reginkot, to a ilefilOilat 'CQIIt4FO Witil tilt! r ee ll : l l l iiding.Oiti_4.;r 16111 doting rite ch:irge of tirose,4, , ,u4r *retinal ly N by , ir•tullip de sub' e; cut on litr,;(i'at e iohe. • • • It may perhaps not t) so oriii . er . sollyknovrn a 'aeserveii thst the gallaor .071 h . ,yogirnont; Which 'achieved s o much in ale . late gl , pous ongageinetn, are, to a malt, Irish. This regiment is comiihrilideil, , by their unioh.lieloved t ottittryttion G,lteral Sirji . Thiv Dayle, who lIAS 31\vay 1,5,1 441144 jiif the hearts of his soidte:, th,tt hie,hiliniutial spirit with which to.; n h anittirtvd. I lit! 'principal staitditid it)t. Eagle.; brought over by eipt, iJork, wit 4 held estithation throughout...Alio Fren . eh ;limy, from itie;eidtintris''ili' ,whiten it .was,iidrinced• splves. so a 5 to r , ..4vn•ll3vt:iliaiths lal4,olAVAltl'it ill perS , )ll. `OLI kjecount-the occk ut thq bears a gold 'collet:, ,withn 4-t. i low yV e rtt ha . ppy tO staitt,;,llCit'Vi'e,,t)lltici of CUIC,II.O Srm:t at - , (rather of Sir JotiWywho so gallantly led tliputids, io the.lato lidion, is not or a dm g4roes irqture.: It art,A.titturpret' shoi, Wiliels lodged and was soon extra6ted, • • r .the:Xtinual celebrate'the Pitrick,."waf given •at the (..:1111t: ot . ,lAttblio.otr y.se'rutighi. . 1 :- For the -eolivenience of (lane ..tiesif Ladies were permitted to appea without : hair' the .getktle,rnetu,were' still reltrictia,tA Court die As.. Dancing conaMenee&ai.elevekni„olnekt,‘o and he company- did, not 'wig:trine till five the , ,Deat mottling' A moat,starnptuous upper was prpy,ided,j and s t he Duke and Duche s it : pl . Iti c h moil d 6 b a e rta i t)444 their g ue s id with all tO Hospitality And peliteness tilerare so renirkable for. ..the- Papers in general. have fallen into an error respecting rho Mem:tna' too ot. the Xtogd om o f NVcs,pi t : l li s into the Fretich Einpire.• ,ittily ceded a very-small portion of his:territory t .811 *rtiligettietlLWhi,CitheOCllS to thlYe been Tendered ne ,T COry by t he i retent Annexati on o f Holland, —lt.was nn ttili (kOiision that' he publislitd-en ;acitii,efekto,the of the cedtd distrazt i Congratulating them ,014,hewinitig p4kizevi.a . ttie Vieat .YViljt!rday, homing, 1), I w mit:four rind tive,'cletl, ,twenly,4:nr.ittel t cunt-los Wtll - removed 11.41 - 1 bni Majoilti' s , JAI of Newgate, in order, lobe neat to Shternesi, tram *belies: Linty will take thei.- ittusae ..a.kah,boi it6iii.i6lo: . , Yesterday morning the Eledinn of a Member to serve itt katlitirnent - for the Univeraity, .in the room t o .I,on . now Duke of PRAP•rdti, corn tnettco ih,,,t,ltc _Senate Houie. At .two o'clock, when the first :adjournment of the poll took place, the. El - cajun 'terminated, what the numbers Lord Palmer;:we . . . MrAtetytlt Majority . r . • In the early part of the day Lord l'AotEttsTaNe yva!i.twar..loo a-head of ; at.d it was Foltsiete4 e§. a uiatter of gtc . ....it triumph by Air, ( S'i+ll"Viiti trieuds that at two. u!clo,dc the majority tedtitea' as IS. Ar lour o'clock the ,tollervcornmetteedi 'int& Lord . PAl l mattgToiNtE's jority,con , intted hourly to iflcre4c. At fling o'clock thentl!ltheri were— bird PaloterstottP, • • .: Nr.-Stityth- • -.' . . . 347 Kijority . . . . . Lord PA Lfitg:is - roN a is, of ciause .ttleattiv CU7iI6VS SPOADk;2VQEi . . . . . .• . . Mr, Eoiton,-.—The foilos,Ving is in exact Copy of 'Leiter, dated in . I $04,, r i mil a.poor4nnuin in Stat. ••lanLtfo„the ginperf 1 . Aunt.Avp,ttn.:,tr. ' " • ' t • tintosihe Most ExCel)atit .Alexander Eniprore ufrilia; Grxt: Domititon'Of atissia, and the "I . olittorys the Unip liOonging; Arc. 84. &-. ' z ' 1 4 - 'lO.ir Most, Humble Servant Most . H I'm* 'belOsa your Most Gratians Pardon tor my 13otones. in iz t tc4ing ..yOur •Mliiii Vieed . Sovrin4 for Your vqm ., - , e'pcy .14 'l4 TOI.: .:`r, My Sorin4 I bc,,,carActot.or,thii FreedoT is on the' aceetult iit VoUr SoVfings> Gooch - ails in , the ~serving Lindlnt - arghi 01 ?u'. -; , n, ~ .ooftt,Na-, o eis "9‘ . • . 1 2 ; 1 ,T i).lilie-aaed Utiyvais i Who was' ona . .I ) lenice,. " wil° was P',i'ilr.l'r --,,5f;44.11 *bell Spit'tio . litis ' Mister i.g leiviataen 'ilf 'lVe an, Spittle,%,9(4llol.at,the (sine of ~.the.l..l..itibli Ernt3a d'iii'T.,Or S , ovriiig'li Dominions_ in il,n; , -I,.w.ly , ,ikthordnlyi Sel)o6 of 'ne his Mother . ;sod' liesa,d I slave QC, what' free tor My SePott si account _ . and .on the of Ypnr ciiptioms. licoevallenee i. . .., I. litt.e;caii , 4 to lottev at-trA, amii pit l ent fr0,,,,,,,,r 1 Ever•Well-vvisshor whilst I ldyie liratn. .. , The fim4l . ,Prrsex4 is,:glitee 1)-4s-of Stocking dii 'When Your 'm Goti . not a Flutit: jttb>i,cucclrrld , iFio z yring Siockings 114c,Ny ; Sou. Conld 444;;i!., frtor 'it, bat. !be press' being sp. ,ipt chi.* . th a t li6 coioot go , f , r tear of tit;tng pressed, . , , • • pitar SOlEriiv wit 1/ . eased49 l 3,:icertt of this, ;Ind fata.ot.tratc--willi an - ads-ild 110,,rvt and iotr true k(l.o.W4iit Viniitly 4s ert ring it 0 10)._ WinEer .IYitbre • tottieis on, a:, zdio wtlat.Sons id vbit ~Pouglitera-ymi. 4 vight-liat;t; • " ..‘ , 4 ` tVlusi Prt'ed S° l 'prilig YCitiek iziSi()l:clt. S . z..rvant. ilfath, - - ' . • ••.•:. 4 ' '' St NelltlSOps 1w Stt riirig • A1)61 Ld 1804 " I') 1)i i 4 to Me To.. T',ltT c;),1 - 0..Of.Itobett. RatlnCe Natills6tis by Stcrliti " - • toi,gotris lei ter re/ILitre; ecitntiient ; but yO.ur IL-adery rniy t , e . gr:ititiQd thAt the Atrxatida her a resuivaliev of, 1001. w hick wkts..puid. te liet• Thiiitio. the 4es%ittti . Aittli,ter London; tonateij4.hott6ol44y ilbot of Letters (milt upon limis►l •ta correii tier second letter to the Emperor, thankingititp, lot the,mo.o4, w bercby it wiig spbbod of,:that origin:ll4y, - the lois ; el which we h.ave to .regret 4 I Lim, CH100• 'l'., the applicationvinade 'yesterday to the : Antiri.l • tit Trade for illltin I,iceoses, 'the answer Was, that .. they would be hatted in Iwo days; CAT/it Atil %Oti4 not able on account of indispo. : . snion Ii take , part in the Oratorio la4t night at Cu- vent• Garden. .411 aPo s itlY Wit. thereir.ie made, and Mrii'. I)if;g9N, t:vas a very,succes•ikil abbititute. Mr. NVALTa g1.:61T, it i 9 Cli,it i . is already tar advanced upon a poem,' clescriptive of a part .oi . ' '4,:ntland i %.f1iii.:,1)4,04 Muse.bad not before colebrAt.- 'tid, ql l l4 { ei'griei on in this Mauna, iiia whi.le 01 Scotland will become classic. groueid, as well for putic celebrity, as for the heroism bf tbruier limo. • 'The name t4e, Mr. kiot..za%N's nem ♦.'.o .. iietiy, ~ which '' . i . now iti Vrelilirilliun at 'Coveqt,Ciarden . I" 'The f#re, is to I,t .17to ~,Ertruni:ifintiry ' Gaigge, iti wore very likely to be. attractive, Coniiideriu Abet we are.a nation it Qa-iihmucs. 41,..... Ol; w Pima: ut LA N i.). -- 7 1 a testiakiny ei the rnorintats irrereaw in the value 01 Land within:llio iili:tiopolis; less- thii an 7i . cre of ground, forming 'Ts' pail of the domain of Foley, ,liouit,,Cayendislite s,irlate,,yrra ~ aditik.lata week to tliupattslt nr.Minp 'te-bonne, for. I 200 t 1. Time in?riNton, .called. Foley flou4:, is it)* liken down, amid : a public thoivogli lure lopreAtir into: Portlan+place, by An intended avant , J 4 ke,Pkilleci -. libley-piac.a. The site of linr. litignittliouse and Cann-yards, are .no \qv pa sale, Jititt tOe t tit i i9tliakedi IS tin;tidtr.: ;: :.. , ~ ~ ''''`th4 4#, ,iihia,hll4 :11/011)44 I liasift length met' an adittrsertiirkAlte..oultoitiiif ihe irajTitiii,l,aneashice- , man, who was hollteti' L.... toi:?inil9,n. by grrgstm; to-1, 'enter thy . 414iittiliftrtit 4 r.r1V4ii141i isfk : , ,„!.00,ga14 1 'nears Vo forfeit; tftte n tYle Itv, lieiiiii•hi...goodA7in IP ett , ..;1,t611 .. pf A prili,cYmiti 1 . 11 . 64 0 1 - 44 .. :i11 y44,i`outi4ll,, on ire i t Qt);.iiiy. ~441-lifik at O ril n A iz4 ore 1,1 , CTue afnight, about It>, o'clopk, di Mr. Annal ,4lle, o ' Ilavl4y 7 street,.; ,avondiih-rluare, was Le i ulPiOit iii4tl6lllonit 4 INN, , . Lcoo - 4 rOatl; he , Wai .ii tacked by twothis dre.okid, as croachtireo, Who Li c: - tnancled Its 'thoriky;Aplt 0 4 1'.,.-,101',1atpii,..4 , ! 1 cotili) ly with tlTie dayriiri4, 3 l‘4py. threw him down, - rill.:Lrhi, Docket Of latAiipOtCs k ,beigia r s a 61!! 0 ';dill 'some naltpenee, , iim'iati id, to . w,gird4 tile 14drr(;‘ii(iaci, l' l M WesrtnitlAer gessioi,, conini , -..n,-...e this . day, and ilie -, ,sevetal peraii * nigt) 11! . 4 4 ir1. tIW,qIitIOY t ; ii a, ,ot th! inetroliplis-tviltilillie'o.9 o time be rem qc‘ - .l' to T•ie;iv:l, „,prepatal iiii: lii'tl;Qint ri Os it the c ~,,..., Juission• of Oyer and TlivaiNier, 011 Wvdoesilay .ex.t A baker, near Princes-ktreet- 'Mary-10-b0n, ,, , wng, yr;;;tord.ry tin ct i at Maliberongll•stTet.-t l'olit• glee, ;-nct3 I. 15,1. for diefit: tort EAST ; i'esteiday ti duarteriy General Court Of Pro 'prietors was held, Mr. Asitil in the Chair. - . The several Accounts ordered to be,presenttd to Parliament, relative tO the Stuck of : the Coni‘pa.,y; the; PrOceedings of'the Court - of Direoortt in de. Glaring Dividends, arid the'Ml....tzs of the Courts.. Martial held On Col/AA Bell and oiliers in the, ha,i Indies,- were, ill . critifoirnity ,with a liye- Ira w of t COmLianb laid before the Gc: ral :art. Mr.. T c then stated; (hit One of, ihe put: pos v . d kir which the present. Meeting- had heett to Abut an opportunity ut ,Propo.i , ig to the COuit . the following mOlion That William ,Collins jack-son; late of th e Mantras Civil stali ue permitted to return with his fo:- nier rad* to Thitt . motion was in conformity with the result of at investigation into the subject which bad been instituted by the Court of Dire tors, and- to tvltich he begged leave to call the attention of the Cotirt. ► The Proceedingi of : the Court of Direliora were then r• 11; by which - it appeared that f, Jackson had' held a siltiatiOti oh the Madras Civil Establish ment about five Years ego. In consequence of some disagreement between him and' this Madras Go verntrient, he was seat hoMe to England, several charges having been exhibited against him. The Court ~ f Directors, hoWe.ver, exaolined the busineis, w ere so fir satis fi ed With the comnicl of lick...in, that they authorhed his return. to India, l.ith,.ut any 'timintstion of rank. This, ,however, in ci ;isetinenr.4 cf family mitfortone,, lie was i;rs ., v,nte etfeling at that titne....sinee. •riod'df, five Sr.earti had ehroied—reittlering it ne' Asary„',undet she provisions of the Ad 0: Parini h.onetil; that applicatiOn tri return India. 'mild he api roted of by the Cohrt of Proprietms, die cw oof Oirectrirs fully coincidi ng in the pro. 'prkt ; o f i hi. meas.:re. ' • Mr. observed, that'. in 'conformity with rh I.l:6cee.loig4 Wilk', had I,v '0 just rend, it +. : vuutcl . be necessary to propo.4 a flay (al whit:h the toes , tion he Secitied by ballot. As it was to htt drcidett - in thlitiniprrer, (In a (wore day, there was no nece4,i3 , then entertn4 into a dilion,4 o:l ( 4 1 the' v tlbj 7 4.t . '2. M r .. i t 113Ving. barn Absent from five lears„. it was indis : eto;abis tre cer‘sary' that 'lite tiN , ratutit , nt ut she (4,:n !rat Caurt should be 6i:tartlet/ ;-sevaraiory ttr t;is return,. He therefore, propp.e Wt.Alnesday, the C4lll of A nril,as the uay on %vide!' the: ba11 , .1 shook' . , Mr ft. JAcKstn; satd, that he halloo 'a fr:irrner • otc*ou'dt;:iv,.red hi, opi;,;..in, as 'to 11)1 prop of permittin4 the leantn of iii4ividuabi to India. Que:stiOns he- tinragh:, tt: iuos etiusaieralion and lie coLnd nt t heti) observing, that' tit,. best 4liscritninstion narl licit , - ;' , lWay.s...ecen manifested to . 11wolie ere 11;e, perrnis.sion bad hQ.ell • .qratvrd. Wlion • man wllo.l4ad spent halt of his hfe .in India, hour .ble Misfortune. and itecessily' wao cut pel- I,id t o loolt,to'a rettirti•to iS.at country as his la s t and only ,re.:cooree' C'Onstkition, be Mtll.lLi . 11 . ei?tr his, hand aaiiist ilia request. But when wi l l came forward whoh'id : pent their fortunes itt prodi; ality‘ end:L . 44441)41t0n, 4 .shoold always. rp•-• pow then..: return.' They were the worst , - tiCrSui:ll cOlll4 be seta toindia. • Initiated with all - the v i Lvs „f : th e metropolis; 'they were only calculated to ktia...,tliikyoung , trien at ate:different settleinenis; And lie hoped wheWstieli men presente) thein9 e l v .. s , *vie to wltom., th 4 applied would have thetirir. kletil to reied them. The prese o t .was not one Of tho,e cases! end be was likewissi lit a i ppy pr t e o se sa n y t s t t l e 7 applicant was 'not' compelled tom through distress. No, he wish . eil to to turn to J ric li th:itA miett4be"ootered into dins° wound's. which his feelings had, as lie conceived unmeritediv reccived..:„Tbecase 'was shot tly this :—Mr. W. C. ,Jackson having been betrayed • into tome' disputes . . : 0111 the Gcri&tititent of 1011dt-its, a considerable de *glee of irritation was the censequence, and he was. ultimately sent house, under cell tin charges, be be liiwed for malversation in his office. Court of Directors had Waded through a volarninous of papers on the , subjeti, by which they .werts con •viticed of his innocence—but they. were also pleas : ed to state, that he bad evinced great aud`reprehen •sible warmth of temper towards his superiors ; and h e bad Alio it, one instance, Of his ownraothority. thought fit to dispense with', one of the Revenue .t a‘ i' , o . This, however, be had not done from tiny iniproper hie) ..11.tereby been enabled to employ a tiuMber. of .labourers, Wl, O Were l an , .toistling for subsistence. • 'The Court of Director., ncuvower, acted ,with - great propriety, when Cuff - I,iersisiirel this stretch, of authority, although they ac. minted -hint of any corrupt or base motive. '.4 , 1 Ant3Of of their op!oion of his integrity,' leave teas . g i ve n; him 113 return th Lodi i, 'without any dlnatitti , Lion rsf his rank.. , But those . domestic afflittions. to kV hid) all men were..liablei had ?visited !Urn mist ,heavily, and prevented his immediate return. In that 4 perMitsitni, the Court of Direttors were IsttrvingviAla•high•tist appi - obat,on. It was. "Overt :to a Man ot t ,!,tnuur, who only 'sought for an oppor. iuuity; iitiTp&,jl4„chancier above suspicion,...., I=4 urreva inOtion met - with his - .nieSt Cheerful. conourrenci!. but •'fie wrinld always, look -with' a jettions t eye the chArader of those who made Sitili• iaplicniyns. . rap g. f . L o u %lit'S ogreed with what had fallen from tin) Gebtle,iditi'wlia" tilt! just !mt down, anti h o (i,:q that noliting . woultiliappert - 10"dive r t atteiln o ,t from - the .0.,,,T!‘;1 ;it . return). For; Without refortn„ and sir , vtly it,iurrit, 'tit of lit Cuoyhtiy vi,' , Outtl lie intimibly'r,(llllC(l. rrilWy ,wer o bo,to ine d in cotroptio. , , , isthiJhoStnstrho xainitied wootti find it ' aw l t ie was • 'so Pewiideredll et Ifi - t.tptt . i.m, though he wait it ' tti tether:l, ati)t.whore to b .., 4,if's or tk r ,v g o ah,)l.li 14.: It theirbAuf. tau beet, pro. I)e4v coutiO:le(,, ,he Cast tont.) Coniritiarty tiiglit have ~aveA.rittilions. fie tract seen .In-U-rsiAtto u of tho Ameritaiis procuring a loan in this coun4y and, g suer God I could t0 , .,1 COmparty.softer 111 , 11) to' rake t ,Jutt yu , t ear to d • the iamii thing theitisLive,? 'Y I 1 rould procure 'num'? in E.:'Ll•ind for 6 or 7 p t , rr e n ,. hit tlicy in, I t .1