The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-27 00:00:00

.. the was hninglit 'to an t ibb r 'tha t "same riii,lit, a t abalt eleven o'clock, on the sot 11 aide of the Mona ; they then sent the w h o l e o f the crew;,m D'-' , ii'd fhe prvateee iiid pot - them in irons ; 'llleY titm demanded froth the Captain the manifest , and• bills of lading, ar t d letters, by . which, tity i Pc l P4..; nithtfe was a large 'quantity of specie on b°P.,,r,4+„11,, ch they ink, tiled us they had information DY "'e " ri g eo tfee'llanter,' Capt. Jenkins, whoM they litid taken a le r d a y s before, fromqr C acoa ,s bound tor toildon, and wl 'l'll ak , icli they had ranlsOncied for 1 0,01.r0 , 11tIt1 SlItR•Rd them to Pi OCeed ; they, °n ount of this iiitortnatiOn, Were waiting 'tor us, tithing lacy soecie to_ be on board; after taking the. r i,„, „us, L „hid) we beli , ve to be about 33,009 06 , i ,rs, titan temairten quiet tor that night,!. i the 11!:!xt tin:ming,' fz,9th of • Joly, they sent on l':;lardani took out all the lotu ts4)ns and 'water, both h ' n un g i lii; to the ship and passengers' stock. all life ` ' ::"1":' e4 "iti, iszc.; in 'tact,. left the ..hip de;tittite it,tv 1)7 thihg, and intortn6,l tis they tip ant to send 1 „„, 1 a a d: , ,. nq'et•i4 to l',ance ; boy/ever, alltrr• . : 0 -e (ornierslttioti o r the pas4eitgers and Caotant 01' 4Privata•r, the, rerliv,t,:ii him, for .Go4'. , ,tike,: 1411 4 ) tr .d 'ilt-m in'tne hirli, as ells "vas ihrn 11., t ill , a ads 'citt-,..'110t pol4S:iblo. to • proceed, and - they 14 t -"''''nnY 40 perk', : ile ti.ell p.loollsed 10 Niko t , ll fi ' C/ 1 ) tioard the priviiier, wit l put them on board 'ofit''''''"el iti• could, or land them on the. PPaiit teit:irt!lll ) R 'co tit night 'tirne. '. Accordingly .be Or -64. 4, the ,passeri;ers ar,d Caom ta's crew. on 1,4 4i4 , I _ le l" ivd tr-r . With the respective b iggag - e, and, cll 4 ;:" l ' i l L at •aftehor withOot any ."1,01.11 on board, tilli;„'400; .ltortly t_fter he chased a vessel, and t i th 4 1: vilth he', when she, p o,ed tO_hi: the Sp_ ! f il y tw ii s tilooti l t h ~ tileik, i ),, ladesl with ntaittlgany, ( :.siii, i '„ t — " l migo, tHo: , d to St. l'oentai. .The tenet, immediatel y to otty.Cti,tain aid Pa" t,- fur v t ''' 'lid Sill, "Ge.itlemen ' here is ihis•.vesei, , , , fla, alit! 'lig, her , -1 0 u niay tn;ty take, her, and proceed treed ii ,,' wheiever- you please." He t here (tre Pr - „ nil, ~,,,!,tti, passengers, hagglge to be put on , , ,, b i w.u-4,: takith' T4thackillk all ,Majni Lvon's b4gage, at , rd' til tii ', ' I I Illi Illulley twat him he was steered i ,u ~,t , „,; , ,,,, ~ ~ .. unird to .: : ' ru, putting huthctent provisions,. on , lef t lilevuilbat them tor a le w days : we bao RiA. . „ ... . Rlv? i„,,:,','et at)ove ihree or tour hours When we, we ;,,.• "il) ail in a Mize Oil the is, of Aitgost t. n‘el 41 NA. .. '. '. 0- . of port() -tko, odo .rrayaquez, on tire coast then b " we anettoied, and were immediately illll 'e nu 7 i ll 'll . S. ..El:zabtth, _whose CiptAin 1 M ilii vt:t.'unds'orne mariner offered his services N 'thichi i , ,i '.'" to take us safe to St. Thoinas"F, tiod I : l ,:toil4. l4 ni ' l. aittr giving :us every eotntilrt his vea• ; 11"t titql"" l4 ` l . The Captain and passengers c 'ti , :er t, ' ior i . Vie Captain' of the pri‘ al eel ay . cl ,I . 'i'', t ,'" wtr e , i 1 ( !ht!,ll good and inild treatment wli IL. , :,.,100cli an y nr Possession, riot allowing the eke tt. (Ai . 'eipt i ., ite ,V 01 t heir bogglige: The . ckel : s c r . are a lini mis '.! and ecnn , osed chictiy of ..,niaOen!-Is (Signed by the AiateX. '....,..,.....4 We 114 I GI LTON, SErr. 25. ql in • sierine,day Eveninc., •I ' tir ' "‘'...--- f)rw,irded this krili,, ,' )( i to thr. hasty 1..t,r ~1,,10ce of lite e,i," l'4 '.. to stite the reatiY " 1 " 11 1 yori,,.: in lit '.s of the i 1.1 , tr., alto No, t.) gra ticit t. 101 t tiS • • , , ~ ..e,.,itn,or en P t Olett t , ' , g 4 14rae llntrlit" ' CaC ... , " '' from tt it „, ~t,,iiro; erty•tii,,t ,„1,.a, w•a..;.t:Li on shore ~.c. :, ‘ oe n. e". 41(.4 1"'11 ‘4llich ote.ins tile. A'4''''' "s • awl . 4 , 1 41 k L b'e "Ivt Ids of too '1,1 1 ,e, Of 1117-,`"l9e!i, 1, l l ttit4rer''''' of the coo? a,.,1 r,,.,,i g• l'he.ve"e. ' 'Lek. ever 444411,10. w,is tale pt i',..tc..mpletest w -- to ne_ le " l '' e(i."' '' er t(ly 4 vestige of her is now covered Viiii'Dl.l,-" call tor Ile,ir 1%0 miles was _cf° e.', „ tat ' I's j '1):': "f' *lne's litC.; and . thousands ‘" art of the' illy, -(4tlie tk:aoti dwing,the greater l•--- . I.sa - _ 4 1 4 , :q t'll).kierable tart ot the ear 40 of thet‘,;„t 411,1,014 aka tilleiy 104,.d a t guttingde;m, bu , n a c the ii, ul ; 61- ll'e l ess , 1, except 's sntallpropartio i li tTI/41,.i-,n possibly b, saved. ~,. 0- p eor the 1114,t,.''''ve, iti,.l heard iliat a si,.'ssel w3 s .9° -,cf.iiiat 11,4141 it 11 ; at six o ' clock t his tvrill" ' me., kelii ; t',.%Peild that She would ground everyiarffe tliitt.i„litti ! h it 1 holie is not the case , as .a 5 4/1/4rt"lritlitill vessel was discove 14ittri li ly with loss of rudder about hall past wastitite red from this r l i c :s. 1 tik, i l' e W , ind, which has continued' to "" -' *4,141 mitritig tt,e chy I 1 om the S. S. NV; suddenly • enter. h ilitd t t , q thu 14/,:st,-and little doubt is 11("4. No 1)111.4t1 ' 1 1 ; 4 was en bl d to clear the Head. .. n _. -stii„';l!- .la ve 4 e _ f . the vessel i b kii :' kt.t r ,, , Yet been learitt 0 that there is Ii & ,t uut, I am sotry to say, ~ ,i,. 't°4ltee of any livts being saved. " utlit, i -.......... • . 41";ceP're (74 2 which lately c4.l4Atra. sllil,:t: rtlelltielficleill'oavvqsr tuaiee n t s i, i is stated to, 110*4-“51)-4" by a stratagem of Pie t. Ith'irii)'''`Aliet i2.0-°B5 I empt'i'ed i" a.', tivt. rh,,,,,, ‘ fleet; ,eptre had nehOr 110 the` ili ti ;ltltld it, she.observed a lugger at a 40'44 twgilledlately sent her lduocli, ui s h N44lYrirtited °(?tAvers, to cut her out -, 0 ,1 any- ap. , *,i t itt teed nearly alongside; with, : they actchtiltrdlY ,•.„, ked battery h il tily ' resistance; when 3 ..."' i ,ind„,,f 1 , /''t \i,ll/0"oed upon theist, and tw!' 1:1:11, ad. t h il o il i ethltiisd belltl conce,aled behind a 114,..,,t4e/i °Mrl neck of land, within P_i!°l(')94itl'oitt(s).', , 4, 11 ' ; '4 e.4 1 , 1 t, tlikin WIIICh ' they opened la mostiP gal«. 1 1 ty 41.! which oor brave fellows ,otm,kiely 1 4 c:lttked 4411. ed, till t heir boat 4), ap,,,,11),Piti..e,y. Twenty ,„„ w . vv ;::;lt'..er killed i thA '''Y w t 1 d the ri-tnaindrr ...lc 1 u - ette„ ( motet , sand , t ) the men thr Ntop ,")31. The lugge.r ("-4° 8a:, ( two o r ct 4, ' , O the prizes) contained only • leave 41)1a1"i'eMs of win - and is supposed to ' 1.,1,,„ 11 -vc t th b the e' --. as decoy. „•,. itirt i r, Cr e y enemy a gal den.,..;:.e Air, i'taiti ~', nouv ~,.„,v,ht, ~, the ) , 1. ° Oust . ''' '"ft . . .ca.i.tioe, art' oil,' til til e4d, of Itickerby, near ,‘ f _„e_,, lt.4ilistld v"c.ies know n by the name if_.!..t l . , ~e a n . . wli . 4Y. hi • ► iLlt, though not yet arriVad -2 , t • in tp„ tAtill, tretllll - ”(:C, 'el nut kss than 25 inches in c--- 't l 1,.1t1e• is a of oti,ivilra,-„ er‘'lbbage now growing in fhe anion g . L l Ntil I -... I...i.mtherler, at: , Baggrow,t in °Lam. NI i 'wli h t f tet sil t i ir*, Measures round the 11,41e' a ow. ~ ~, solid body 48_ 14,4 i, Ai r.'l. • w• 'ton 'polled ani,,n urroot, gttrtlener, in lg . ! ~ and 10 141 r • WiliCh nieasured thirteen InChtb -",I ' I tts t . he-s- from ttt tl tWth, ,(luntl. 11 e had severa l or hers , kithie ,I.,„°' inches. The satue'person had 36 ° 3 e 4 ',/ p inches is t. t k .fl 311Crplant• tit, ef,rnirlo... IX , which he too ut 4 .. , r the; tI tiilliell". P°1414)" upon the same 4r , v . 1 6 4 1 11 - 1 )! )t,t, 4.1,1141 ~1 1 . ! .now tun ripe. ..-.., l'ho t r yst bu 44E1 r, on Monday last; thett,),..l"4, ,h1;t...a., lot 11114" 4o th 01 tinglish and ,liiilt-cattie. Ittik_rner Wert: N id ' - 1,.. i - 0 col* Mier 4444 , at very.% i prie ,) • ~ , . „t....-,..; WM Intle or no detnand. . . - '' 1 .1 , . Vie Irish )onrnal, entitled The Patriot," which is'Aaraaefizeil'by wit andhumoor, as ,well as by priniiples,' in its laSt Number, contained a very . entertaining account- Of a stippo , ed deb tte . on rnit;Cp 14 a T ainongcertaln Retormers. . The 'Speakers however, instead of directing, their ,attention to tie announced subjea of discu. , ion, :enterintocomtneols on the stale : of th cettintfy,• : Sze, The manner of the several Splte %s elrs, e un deistand, is very .treces4ully. imitated. At length the Comet attracted some notice . , and the arrival of this splendid,' but ominous stranger, kva.4‘ imputed, for W nt. of other grounds cetn ;)Ltint, to the hileful contrivance of Mr. Wat.t.FsatY. and the Meeting agreed, to the 1011 0‘0 9 g Resolutions Resolved—That the Comet which now threatens this unbappy island with prematury: conflagration, has, been diVerted _from its destination by the malig nant maciiinations of the-Arch Enemy of Ireland— , Wil),.iarn,Welh, , tdey poi, • • Resolved—,That the Catliolies of Ireland do form C , lll ni!tet) of S +fel) , to 34 every night during the• -present alarming crisis ; that slid Coininittee.be fur nished milli ,night caps .from the pockets of Lord Flrencb, and that volt Meinber be supplied with a +air Of smoked spectacles ; .with silver-edges and chagrin st .the . a.Petition b;.: prepared and pre :ei,ted to his' Roy." :I.),Or ! ce Regent, pr 4) the telloval ot, °Jo t his situations in this country ,; r tie.the said Pole It iv itig added It) his (Alit" - atroctries,.att undue influence over the Solar mvs:ein, which in better days would !lave secured him a cell in the Inquisition as a- pros ficieot in the Wadi' 411. - his .Holiness she Pope be en ',rated to folininate from: Isis residence at Sillooica, a Bull of ExciAlununicatioit against. the said William Wvilesley Pole; as a necronvincer, and consequently onflt for and unworthy of ail intercourse With hu , man so, toy. . _ . Resolved—Thar Her4chell, Pinzi, of Palerino, Li Place, and othep pretended Astronomers, who have a,cribed the appearowe ,ol the present Cornet to tile wisdotti of 04), : i4o)o., and the order of Na ture, are hereby 6tigniatiied•o4 wietehes bribed by William NVelleoley Pole, to cloak his nefarious•de• - signs on the peace, pt:Terity, and even existetioe•of this island, under the veil of a spurious. science. Before these lieso.ut ions were carried, it notated, filar . Counsellor O'Golim N declared his convi tticn, that Mr, P , le's motive in drawing the Comet nearer t. , our Earth, was to excise the people of this coon t,yto.eungregate together, in order to satisfy their c•triost.y; or communicate their ,fears ; .and thus fining themselves under the construotion,of the Con 1/4,ention _ G.,-.oreman, whose name'wo could . not learn, Welit into a number of cletaili, and st ated severalye- I cut uircumstaticcl. which had .been'occasioned by the pyrnicious iniluenee: of Nlr, • eel,. Among otbers,, he invntibned the ilia 01 izoiyhoci, the ce lebrated Irish racer, having ticun di aanced at tire Curiagli. by an horse, .4 Inch tie aitsibuted t o M r . pule, and ins pat tizans, „ . During tile whole of this Avg.ele the tribe of wash erwomen have had a most it . ifeCtiollti hoax played eft upon there. The Qtreen's Palace has been infested . with wesherwomett from early on Monday mmning to last evening, who stated.themselves to be hired by a woman calling herstlt the head of the Queen's lauadry, and had 'filled that situation for upwards of five years, and 114 d been obliged to discharge all those omployed ooder her, on account of their not :washing the Royal Family's linen clean, and getting &Olt. She engaged them to receive twn guineas a we, k, others at tomxr shillings a day, a pot of porter day, and as much rum, gin, and wine, as they. chotie.' They began .to come early on Moaday morning, about six o'clock, to work ; the porters,• of course, refused them admittance.; they, however, persisted, and s•tid, the Lady who hired them'had gi% en them the key of the laundry to let themselves itt to go to work, to light the tire, &c. This, -how ever, convinced the porters lie re I . IIUI he a mistake, .as there is no laundry at the Qtfeett'*P dace, and he sent them 'to the launchy at St. JaMes's Rtlace, :where no such people had been engagt4, or were wanted. It has been with 'much Malt:oily the por terti have been able to prevent , them from forcing their way into the Queen's Palace, as the a oinan klireaed them what part of the P.tlacei to 1114 e tor, The porters have sometimes been obliged to 'call , in the. assistance of the centinels at the door, a* he: woman. who ,hired them told Item not to mind' any t hing't hat - Was i articEto them, b,,t to come to her it, the ; they have mei sornt, times at the `door of the Lodge itt parties. They have come from Whitechapel; the Borongli, We,tmiosrer, an d variovra parts of London ; and .are principally Irish . o i rl en wit t y have .1 hug beeft' 'Oda xdi 's: meof t hein it will be' nearly the rain bar e left good plactaa for .the engagement.; scene of them being servants, die. terms being.so.ad.antageous ; others have seat their children ititur he country, to time, to enable thm.to take the place. The, woman who played off the delusion upon the poor wceeen,,called, her name Fitzgerald with some, and others Ilex ; she appeared in,general welt dresSed, and an Irish wernan. She went to nioq of their residences, ate altd drank with theM, and borrowed a cloak, um ' brella• shawl &at Sze. and ,Powcaso—Yesterday these well known scientific pugilists -met at Gregson's house, when the friends. of Powers Jottnally• preentk.!cl a • challenge to Belcher, who, .u.notted to the etiquette of transferring bulletins front. .one parlour to an other, immediately communicated with his anta gonist, to know the grounds on which Ire was in. duccd to offer battle. Pure ambition to contend for the honour of possessing siiperior •andities thaw Belcher beteg a satisfaL'ittiry aoswet, the match way ; tnitdo for Lou guineas a side. Articles: were mutually .signecl, and a <eposit of ten guineas staked.' The fight is to Lake place on time 3th of. November. I. ; Tho body of a boy, nine years old, was yesterday found .in the Thames, neir. Cho s i ll c o ll q ,; w hi c h proved to he that of Henry Sumner, son of a brandy merchant, whowns drowned whilst I. , :ahipg o n s tu v: day morning . , , . .., SOOTL.iIAg. ct,AsGow ciftevir. In the trial of Jane Lapsky, for murder, the evi deuce adduced was IQ-lbe foltOwing riled The pone!, about two year's lign,,liad the misfor- Juntilo have a natural.child, a tine boy, who lived .with his mother. It .appears she was extremely poor, and lived in` an apartment in itenftew, along, with four other persons, one of whom had b.-ien dis :charged from, the army, on account of being afflict ,ed.with.the Walcheren fever. This person had been g• . /..,tlytturnoyed by the Child crying during the night, au.4 . 4.a.4l:fepeinettly made his Mother threaten `to iturn their unfortunate lodge.r.out of doors. In order to avert this catastroph:! - , , the poor % o n bethought her or givin g child wad:intim, to induce sitv, and appease tht, clarnours,or the siQk soldier, and' that she might get soh?e work done. For thi. par. "pose, she 81;00 to a xender ot.ine , aicitles"-atictxvito is called a Dottor, who sygd hcr a pvnoyworth of the anodyne, and j , cUlarly asktd her if ghe meant to pokon any person, and wag l'tiforiiri — Of the pur pose for which it WASii'iinted., In administering the medicine., 11,e prisoner did not appear to be acquainted With its foal qualities, arid gaveit in so great a inatititi'y,. as In:occasion the boy.to. fall into a long sleep; nod- uinrnunety to . Frtt:' duce his death. :Tete alarnivd to hn] that the child slept so long, an] co,dd not he awakened, went, considerably ao:...te , d, to consul the Doctor who sold the medicine, 'apd rerwsted andsee it. 1-.10 refused in go, a n d : assured theipnnr, wornari that her child A . 3666nd applic,ition mei With no better success;., andlit a - few' hours after t he' . hila expired. ,Upon being cross-examined'bk the partners cotin; sel, the Doctor said he ire.d : no degree, but thought tie Might get one if he pleased: that.heconid,de tto good, as it was too late td glee an ernelic'efter'the child had slept solong•aAiritti. know ledge did. not suggest to•ltitn that , eny thing ,else could be preseribed except an emetic ; has never known an injeftion applied in similar cases. 1-las' , practised medicine for about' 40 Yearswas seven years in Lancashire, some time in Pailey, and. for. the last- three years in the town of Renfrew. In answer to a.pertinent question, by one of the juiymen, said, he did not think he would have gone to s ee t h e c h i ld , a l t h oug h t h e parents had been its riftluent circumstances, even in the prespe4 of being will paid for his trouble. - Theriondtact of the Dot or, in talking so lightly of murder, and his 'gross inhumanity', in refusing to visit the child whom his medicine had poisoned, received an extremely pointed reproof (tom the Court ; and, with a view of securing the public in future from the deleterious effeCts of his surgical . . practice, Instruaions were given to the. Sheriff of .lienfrew to institute an inqmiy, how tar the Char lets of the Royal College . Of Surgeons in Edinburgh, 'or of the, Faculty 'of Physicians and Surgeons an Glasgow, crntitled them to provoi,t tit.s iienson from following the medical profession in future. Lori liEnstANo charged the Jury,: directed tliem to find a verdict of not guilty, and larnented.that Dr. Carswell was not in the placeof the prisoner.. ~ T he Jury unanimously' found 'a verdict of—.7lVdt • . . CoMiC Opera cif The Catint4;" was represented* taSt ' night at Covrnf- Gardeo Theatre, and •Mr: SINCLhilt appeited in the part,or Prince Orlando. lie li 31:qt.liied.COOre .self-TOSSeslioll, and his v,.ice constquentirappear d to greater advantage;. Following tiudi a sitigeir as 13 . rtAtivos, he had a' difficult . task tounddrgo, bIV ht acquitted himself ably, though be,seentsto be rittber too much inclined to thelloririshino4aste of thv pre ;sent . 044, which is sorel.vlial s‘raoge, as his molt. !c3l , preceptor, Mr. T. WALstr, when he was on tk.. Siage,..was remarkable for, pure and simple trste., BISHOP gave the airs of Flaretla 4‘it,ll givat -skill, and with More sprightliness than colt be cx ;petted from the usual style of her 06titt4. The piece wls also much indebted to the ex,ertions of TAYLOR, BLANCHARD, EMERY, and Nl;sallovrow, THE, Lt c ELINI. —The Comedy of Mae; Ada Nola .Notlfing was portortnii Piat night at 41.,iis theatre. WattsCH was a tolerably good tepresentative of iie nedick, and Mrs. EDWIN was. - ot least spiri , ed effective in Beqrice. WaououTost and Poyat.t. dildayed truth, and feeling in Leonato and Antonio. We hardly ever saw Dngterry and Verges with more success than by DO NTON and Wm 'Tian. The ;contrast batweeu the, aEtive loqufcity of the one, tind titer quiet simplicity Qt the, other, was w:ifh main :clined by both. Of Age To•lriorrow ul as the Faro-, !in isliich Miss Kat.f.x acquitted her'sell very ably as an actress and a singer. Mrs.'SPARKS alio gave istrbeg support to the Piece, and WKWITZER was jvery dive, ting in displaying the Humour of the surly foreigner. The music orMr. HDLMAN'S new operatic (attic, 'which is in prfparatiOn at Covent Gorden Theatre, !Was COplpoSed by Mr. COOKII, of Dublin, and it is highly cotnmeinied by , the cotpoisseurs of this - - The new farce .of .I . 474nerr has..b,ten petied eve!), night at the Hay Market Theatre with, great.suctess since its tint appear:Mt:o, and' is so \veil' : I ,l 4 pported by MLINDE . N S ELLISTON, and-JoHas, and• •is to. _whimsical in itself, as fully io account for ,itts popularity. Att . . WItITBRSAP, it seems, a. . inclefa:il;abla .in his endeavours etre& the revival of Drury-lane ;Theatre, and has taken an active` pare in person to compromise tilts clitiths'of the creditors. The hulk,. with very few exceptions, have wisely assented to the terms proposed, as the only chance, irideed, of any return jot . their money. • The prosperity of a people, and the strength of a cation, are proportionate to the number of bands tmolnyed in its. support ; but how can a, man att well when deprived of means.?, Such was• the CogO ui•ts Mr. Clerken well ; the eactuciat -4* his stomach ti-COlipened him to give op bnititt4iis and retire ; without the 'slightest 'hope of reioVery. *Strange to .relate, a number of animals, hi the limu -young Mite, Caine off by his mouth, t wo-of which may be seen, wittt twelve legs each,. in Dr. OARDNER'S Museum, 74, Long. Acre'; and. 3, 'Shorrditeh by whose Wortn-powder, Aar. M. is curod plice or att touts one guinea, The Doctor consulted ' : (9o,rthtysi - m the week (to the .putty g tati4) till one .01ER . 1,41 N. 1),./111Elia. CO R-R ESPQND ':NCE neTWIlttN TUE C,lQtrilr,NOß (.3k MAE/ yLANDAND Wll7 l LIAM PfNca.NAY, B3a, (AIR, LATI - ;mly . p7Ba Ai: THE C(,,UitT ur ST. JAMESS. Annipolig t Aug'. to, 'air: , DEAR Sjß—Ar t llnottint cr'isiN in 6tir 16!•eigr i i r and donfestic Cc/net - 4'llN, nothing can ht m&r desir able thin pioctirint cortecr inform-Alt:lt for the people; with (Kis view, therefore; -1 havetal6.tl the liberty to addiess yon; - re , s - pecring'the - ,conduti of our Government in 'the 'lite . n'egociation 4 England. It must be known to- tau that em cry er.ertion is in.tking.b'y the federal ' , arty in 061 State; to impress a ;whet, in the 1 1 1 1 0(1S Clf .' lllC people, . the generul GoLertnnent has never slte&4'oan hontlit ..;ispositictl to our dithrence. lilt ENtand honourable fair terms ; aid Ijr , ocit ence,. in Om Ctitiitler , ly the ctairAe of Ow present bstrroounetili, Tb , yob thew; Sr:,' who hstve' tr;e in-10g and :aye Mi - tii4ter in this 'begtici'ittion; 1 lOok with. (arrest cOnfident e lioorst rota candid dveJ;;Jettlerir of foam - , .and knowing tne high estirtrition to which you'are held by the on. pryjudiced Citiiens of your native .State., I all) et:l - your statement of Trek will t , econthiod in; and yo ir opinion duly al.pre.-ci,ited—will you, 11),:t th, , }oddness to answer, as soon as your C 011 . ,, Yeott•it.te . will permit', the ft'AloWing queries- 7 1-Litre you e.er uitcOvered, on the part of - oUr G6.lern livid, a di:•nosition to cktay n 1 with Ett;liii,f, on terms highly hotiOnbrable to, the Notion ? Oil.-tied contrary, ,Boot it, nor rnanifested an ardcnt ,licji.ire to nettle our ditrerences:on any .tvrtni- I that were, not ,tueoln poi)* with Our rights as au indd. pendent Nition Have ,you s in„ any situation, - under iinys.circutnltancei;‘had reason to lielie r ve %kit an tie. cotnn),,dation With, Enc4land t once in consequence of French influence, or F,cmch. par. liality ?--"Wit,„ll sil.cere respect, - • .1 remain, yt)ur,friend add fellow-riCzen, .I::;bwitit,o LLOYD. Tq Pillekssey,. Esq. . ~ ~ Aunapulis, August t 3, DE Ait Sta - -sI had this morning the jlonntirs : to're.. ctsive your letter °Ube loth instant, a;; Lave no hesitation 41, glAing,ati explicit answer to ir, ,The suggestion that the Gorernment of th United States, is under " Frencti . influence" is , i•a extravagant in itself, rind does so much viblerke to probability, that it can have no title rd Credit, wiles,: established by the clearest evidence but l.ath not acqviainted with any, even the slightest evidence, iti support of , that suggestion, .anti of4,:ourse do not believe : that it has the smallt.ist fOundation in truth. opiaortunities.mf knowledge have not b.pen in considerablevAncil can say with perfect sinceritv;.• ,that . so .fariatt•ttibe. conduct of our Gavel omen! tol. wards France and! England has. fallen under My ob. -servation, - it(hasrappeared to me to be the I eSkt of•pure .American views, and tile fruit at. an uninia.: , ed •A,meriCan spirit, I have . .'never had: an y t a p te , td susitpct, acid I never have suspected ; that, s'everr. .ly • ay.tlieir patience. has been tried. by the unex ample&wrongs inflicted upon us by the belligerent parties, it bas• entertained an undue prejudice avin either, in dispo,ng it, to just, and tea , iottable mod.ition ;•at , (l I feel etnilOy -conlidett; Ow • ill single 'object in its tran4actiotts with h to rtniittiiin;• .0; they ought , tu' be ttimt,m, td, undoubted honour, ant the pfu'iperi. of out country. In my character tel Atitericat Minister. at London, I have seen nothing from out Goveri;meot which did nor.attest thepurity and•in• tegt t , y of,ita motives, and an hottest and regard,for, the good.. Whether the s)ste,rri: cp.),l ,wliioh.it. lass acted in of thos:,e.titt 111,:etdented difficulties with wilier) the injthuice of. • taheriritai.iturrouticled -it, was the best at.d wisest that could . ft:mei:bean , adopted, I ought tint tb und e r. • take tosly ;mblit . ..l.rmay be permitted 16 teat`, thin as it...iervant •,fitsgconded that- system. %% nu pleasure, because: I-apptuved it... Your Excellency will mit expect ille in tine letter to enter into detaii.., tor ' bidden . by eiinsideration: of delicacy siren duty cons neoted with nay late mission. . • i have the honour to be; • With sincere respect and esteem, Your Excellency's oKtitt obedient humble servanti WIC PlNctittrg. Hi, Excellency Edward Lloyd, Governor of , Maryland. It is yeiy strange that though 6,0001. wtut vdted teP • Dr. CARV,Ic*LIAL SattTil fur. his diicollery of theft beneficial eifx.•i:t,9l . the vapour of ni f youi acid in stop ping cont.% tto,: the appitration of it is now i'elcioni trearci of. Sorely the pra4icet ought to he enforced . very strongly, whatever nu)* gallant soltliert sailors are brought into the Wit haturri by 'cuntagi* note disoalers. SMITHFIULD r, Ss PT. 27 '• This day's Markel was lint thi n ly %uprlied, the different kinds of tattle ; Poik iS chel)cs Beef and Mutton'are dearer ; Veal and 5 1., - autb 4011. at last prices ; and the trade, for the most party ~~ its but Oditiiir:ol. The'SNles tl)o Hay-.meirkti sorf**lntt dull; Hay and Clover obtained la. t prices 1. Straw' fetched a better Klee. The follow lit 4 and numbers area eot - reel ~tntement. TO %ink the and I. , er stone of Clh. ueet c o.ld. to SC .pa. hlntroo 4s. od. to 54. 641. Veal 5%. ad. to 7s. 4ti. Pod( 53. IC to 6s. 6(1. Lam:, ss. od. td 2(1., • c iieasta 7/o: Sheep And LAITaiS 5,00. Calvts 1 4 0 );nis I f '4°, SMITHPIELD HAY flay sl. as. oti. to. 71.,55. od. Straw al. leg. c*- 1 . to tos. ocl. Clover 61. 'es, ed. tti 81. vs. --- 1 CoßN=.lbec' gAgok S P n 7 - - ri M. k t si * 1 E. r T, A ...... -Thy . at e.,..M., day has some flit titer arth;Als,ot Wheat, with toler able.supplies do hand, but the laic c!....roalid 11;i clot etreet of a sultan inEre4se in price; fine 01,1 .I),!titt:; , , 6 1 . Per quarter ; Barl::y and =+it, c;ich hemvv s,oe, ' at someiA hat less ; very few Whtte,Pe'ai, ntit'l Ittily at the late adya t tee ; Grry i a ri4ing al tit re ; TiVit Beans, ognio detovr ; thote (Ire scarce tit y iteA!* artivals of atts tod short rerouioira soppheo ,i, y j i tl i. Ihe,.llof are Itlio clearer; Fictir enutinuei at Litt pricei. ~,,,„„„ . 2s a svAs a tics 1 Th.:k Ticant . . 44s a4O hilt: ditto - . a 14, a z 0: Uittv (1 - 1014,cikt) . p s 4 3 ;4 R ye .. ,- ~. 4a: a .0, o . 4ts - .. 24, a 3 ,, a 3 .i t - Bialry * - - 3‘, 4 40 Poitatid ditto *.* ,a4s a ilvt malt .„ ~ .., 70* .2. , ' Ss ~ I. tat clittia * 3,7 z; 4 3,:s 'Whitg.*Peit;:s2lot,4Bg* a :•.:os t r;, I , 5„,„. 41 ~ . 4 , i. a 4 , i, G re y ditto .. - tfis a '1)1:i 1;ille l• tout . - toi • 1 ' * 64114 '" '• - '4" il* ScOUTltia " [ 9as 4 511 #'