The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-10 00:00:00

1 ~~ ,~ MAILS. i . ARkjy.E2-3. Publio, ...tlVatedud. Du 3 --1 Dublin, . . •- , 3 WiaLrford.: I PRICE OF y K ;•;;,,cs a VIM 13)1Y AT 7,101 vN n'CLOCi7. COMAS 'SS 1,, I Ral. S 7 iF, U N. aoLam N 9 N. .`" - i/.. I II.IkDAY; 'tlol,V,lii“ 104 .1324* I":.!E'lltiisian-Squadr‘on arrived at Spithead con.. .fists of the Ra4,rzmii, of . 64. gt,1113, 'the broadyend.tot C0inr.0 . :1.1.-.9rc VgL I r, 01e I: Or 7 4 guns, coc 44., Uf 32 ,Tl } , y w ill ta k e on board a kw stores and thco.prorted on their voya g e tolVe .^...tediterrarlean, The Spanish Frigate briught ,by, the illedysa, , isahlr.ittitildoi -of 3 guns. Sbei. , was: carrying Qut cilicksiiver from Cadiz to VeriCroz, fur working the ntine,v, ,. ; A carigthas,bee q ,bro n ht tntp Nym9n . th with upwards-01 300 Freoeh prisoners rin.iwos4frOut Ja. maica .; they - had risen `on ` the Mlster,ind Crew, and viieieeariYing th< Si ip into‘Morlaix ; when she *as intercqtel We . ean risistively . a?..sure our ikeailers that no in wbdteier It,,s been •Teceived of the death of stat4l in une.of Fir t ,erb, nbr has Vesarl rt.;risral in England from that Gni-Ikon bringt; 'aceorints thost reerivpd tfie_pari,:: Ball (,titter. Tt is the I:cigl,:t l'YafiliVY l l4.. , , , li l }4l'. to 3 0;t of _those who may !lava relations iil‘..,that fi;t4tii 4 eice i t e no Cit. aiit t er,;tion. i;e6: to have an 4p,POr.illoi4Y.Ofai4ticli.fora.the very itet, autbori : II;;: that Avhen accounts came at - vAy.General IRIGGE iixas (Teti hcait 1 10 1 : 1"e , ./Cjit ti IC :114411y ittill) . i9p ng the I'm ps._ 1 - r is with t i nat iv r b notice the recrpti.o which attchLted Mr. Prix_ yesterci.ty,to the City iodin{4,..l, , yic!l thel...oNDMAyoit.. The ileQl;lll . 3.ltioni with which he was e receive&by 411 minks i a proof , that the uniform tenor' of his eondan to shoort the . hot-lour anal (otintry, .;s, well as to yr tp the tranquillity EUrOPC eniibled him to tritiniph over all prejudice.; • Jildeed;' *e:. &Alt; not. that he, appears in the opinion uf tn.u,kii(l, as wc . ll. :p 'Olaf of 'alt. net amtOtrif to the fltitialt Constitution, as one .of The. 111,35 t able/ Ana vitrutiu6. , Mipisters that this Country eyes pos4essrd.. - ' • . Ye , :ti-kby triorninr.; firs MATESTY, tiecoiinpanied by the PRINCESSIN SOPIITA ArvievtA, 'rode on itorseiniek in tht Long Walk, in Windsor Pdtk, vieweki the improvements which hivo , begn HER' ;VIA] V F sIY, Itrvi the Other TRINCHWIIS look Ririrlg roginore; ciirr.lay morriingiiic;flukE Of KENT left WIWI.' SW' .tor. Icetiing ton P.l l .zice. , The KitvC ito divitk ciam , ..4tics; one half at Win4ar ; ;he o!lir 1):041is it; be left to 4ttend Idm at S!..lll'ne , A,, when ecmei on rubric ipineSs. inlratk,n 1,1 the p R zcp ;L k. I)I.IRLs r , .. , ..111)t11)Gg, 'anti *t;' , -.s l ' di'xci " i r h TIIF IR MA. v. rt v,s ai Du Kit Uf Yon. K returned su 04 , 1 [Ws in the evening. Mr. . , AMTIAS(IADOt hAd e'stettlay lung. interviewLyd Lvrt.t.it at the Atiiiiir,dry, ifcsterct 4y the Ai\illApApoit fr3nsatleci 10. 1 .$4”4:o with Loql 1126190Wi3X, t al (roll 00c . 0 !do4 + till two. The ; ) ol,4,Ttfoln'oa. AMItAs. rrboa WaS Lis Lolaship .frotii,tltrec till gve we . flotked in a lei Pdper the. atriv.3l, or 3 Russian Ship of the Line ark! Vtigate, in the Nit 'rricitc, t! 'e r ztli ult. Thit leelll3 to indicate . Empii,t6ll. of , Auvratevritsti the- EidPE . ROlt 01 A hlve . 60tlie friendly , untier*tiindint pre. vioti , ly to a Rupture vviiii France. If thecontrary vittre Riti!'iifiri Ships .0.1 " War tvonld not 0ue..1k4 th,- Raba of Trieste,. We hope that the of Au tft, 'wilt bre 'his 'true interest anti:'tnolicy. by .sikiopting such measures aa'rn:ly pre. " hitri tro,n 11e6ocitItig the.. Vi41;111 of . no NA. PAP.T . G. 410. ai , iired that ' upwards of 41,030 Roisiao . 'rfqops have already arrived .at Ccktfo ; 0.3 t 49 inlny mote are br)on expetted ; antl th.tt such a formid.thle,ForcT,,tot , Mlll , .lC with the, v.ist Iviilitary.,l)..rots, arc not di !iig,;(2,(l fur a 4tate I; i f tibia-411A In retur n I,r the very It:toilsome artd hospitable' •t teat:tient thc.Cili,;:ers of the. Volunteer. Ifilat i t of: Cinterhury rteltrt..,l. while .r,ri perrnancot duty at D,,ver , , they tin N'i<ina.ty -List gaye a costly enter.. 'of •-WI I,:e, vole, atitl other - tlelicaiiett; at t h e fia t m'r4i n 1,1, , ,-C.trverb o ry t to the 'late I\l a y or 0 1" :t; Oflivers of the r;t of; the Cit , t itte Port; Whiroc e rs ; s,t whi c h tl a were ' tcsent thr: M lot at, td R'471)141:1'4 t the. Vice -1),..t0,, fat W6ao, ,(TOKRPQUCII., , litat ,v - he„ 015;:ers the'rv. *ightV3l.lfing Yrorn . artry, - and Ctinter-,.. butt' c'orps, Theday was spent with !he: 13111)it hartliony, an ;.1. the .vocAl powers of many mere exerted'. to lid, by ffppropriate- sortg4 ) t h c . t o) a t . rarxt ihitiiotic To,:nt,s which trete eircn. N4P4L Iti.EJVS. • Nit C. , NIOUTIf i Nov. W—Arliviii the' IA& itihk Thornai, Ev 4113, of Caanalthen, /1111 - a cattr of i tin, arid bar iron, from' Carmarthen, bounfi to Lon. don ; was' captured off Brighton\ by a French lAg/: ger Privateer, ,and re-taken-by His Majesty's Ship Falcon. e Sdiled 11),; Thluae Ftigate, with a Fleet under .from Yarmouth Roadt;, for the Mettiter- Irti,e:iri; the Succe;s Frigay; with 4 C,•:ivi:y for Africa ; :eitied;rt, Aiiicore, - Phito, and Locust, on a Cruize ; and the Cleopatra Frigate, with the Er:smcots Enzabetb, for the. Bahamas. F:ridaYarterymor: the •PillCO7l Sloop of War, rc. turning from her station off' fliv re, bearing up fur ,pungeness, ,discovered 'two Luggers off . ,Brighton, anti knowing them to be Privateers, she ran hi her gpns, and.bhut 'tioWn her ports, in order to. deceive' them; The 'Privateers; thinking the Falcon CO be. some merchant ship,' hOisted',EnElish kicks ; which .were answered by the Rttieesi, which, on Coming up nearly alongside, gave them a 'broadside. It 'did - them no ' further injury than cutting their sails a9d, rigging, ,there being then so heavy a sea running, that it' :was not possible to point ;het guns corredly. - The Privateers then stood to z.. . the westwiird, and the Falcon attempting to,,taek abous, to give chace to them, missedstay;s, and was unable to wear till they had headed her some 'distance. , The 'Privateers finding but little wind,',Made use .of their sweeps, by which w,:tris i they got it considerable distance a_head of the Faleo,7. [One-,,af them hove to, and took a Sinop, which the F l iticvz suppL , ,ii:g to be English, manned her boats, apd sent there' in chace at the Sloop, whit4l, Arn eGtoinq up with., they found to be the 30b and noriat, of (...rtharthen,. Qetn that Port bound to tat4on Vie falcc.n continued after the Privateer, but ircoming on dirk, and 'fearful that the Sloop would be: z ain taken by the other Privateer, gave up retie c.hase, akatung,h- she ,hadJhe mortikation to itcr . capture tinotk:r Brig a short time afterwards. PLYMOUTH, c,v. B.—=Arrived the Warrior, of 74 , gu n s , from the channel. Fleet,; also' a Transport, Fieneh Troops ; .on the passage they rose on ithe - EngiOt Crew, and were carrying the ver,:.l . inio Brest, but .were met with off the puck Rock . by the Naiad Ftig4te, whit::: took poisessitin,of the Tranip:,tt, and aceatn. ponied hei.to Pori, Arrivr,d the Dirfiuidi Sloop of War from a Cruiz , and the itl f ;rcriry, Capt. Avrs, from Waterford. Sailed the /brit yuin.,Slc,op 'War. ( l,Vith a Can. voy IJr .i,;t3 clie A 7 :7;44,Viiiite on a Crnize. • MAI., - 'i'vtijesty's Ship Adamant fur Vdr!IlOUZ11,; Oresieri: Thrasher, allti isre u, on a Cruize off Boulogpe.., Arrived the finmortit4 te from Sheerness. • The Rulsilm Ship of War, reported yesterday, is named C. Stelena, Capt. IirCHRNSKF.Y. • .• -.Saila the.AtitctiCan. Ship PlaNter, Capt. ,Busts, for the Rives... , • to the- Downs—Mon Irch, trivia, -Leopard, A rdenti. flexible, Antelope, Castor, ltrtrourtalite,. D'art, Curlew, lltrrnes, Cri.,izer, Alert, Fury, Sulphiir, Prospero, Explo. sire, Lucirer, Volr.:ann, 'Vulture - , and, Marima G un-briSs C. Stelena, Russian Ship, . • ' The, end" of last mnnth . was lost from on. bnprti His Majettry's Ship Glattom, .off tire Texel, ter 11't=rnty CHAmpatts, a NI icishipm3n belonging 'to that Ship, in the fifteenth yeti. of his age; and, the eldest t.ftri rof,Sir E L Rs , of Up, down, Kent. The circumstances attending the me".. lane/161y. event . are 'of 'a peculiarly biassing ria. titre he. 'Vas hit seen in :the ,eveniatof Ate z th ult. anti it is conjeatircd he tell overboard in the ptirsttit of same small- birds that ',had taken shelter i n the main.chaini,' and 'in the falling; rccei‘ed a 1)10‘k' that pre'vinteti his , calling out. • . Fifty pur.;:hens' of , torn, and other., goods;, hive flo.rted ashore at Aberdovery, about .twetve miles 'beyond AberOrWith, Cardiganshire, frorn the wreck of ti fri,vccri,,i - f West I m d ) ; l ost on Wicklow 'sand banks. The whi,le is , 44 id tct have been seized and conveyed into the intbtior by the country people, ' On Saturd.ty night the Three lirotheri, from Kris.. tol to-Dublin, in, a hard gale of' wi . iil , struck,On the Rar e fpoii4crclf,,,and stiurtty aftir went to pieces. Fortunately 1 0c. hciotigioi to the Ship lwitivince 42,01'61)7in ies, lying. at the ,Pidgenn-house Dock, ;wit c‘i 'tints 616110 to fave" the master and caw, whom they, brought s,iferto shore: Privoe Let tets from. the Army in,lndia, received by the late uvet.land Disptlich, state, that Negotia. boots for Pene had been Commenced with HoLKAR, %kilo was wiliing to accede to any terms propotcd by the COMlTlat.ifer itt Chief A detachment of dm &Ist Kent Regiment, amount. ing to aheut 4.a0 men; have marched from the Fort 'and Rcinto):, RI Dungeness for Brahorne Lees Bar racks, from' wLic, pl.tte ch-rAchnient frotn the In • • R)ya: biliCdst+l;e it marched to te .pi nce a rm , Tnutsclay. ant) ceso.iday sennight, the 8 9t h. R. 84 - Lent march... 3 ti.rour,ll on their route .irum Lough to C - 1;;. encampment at sMye- Cnrps of..Yornanty of th'e Cu unt) t Ti pper " ) , ,J A to Jake piece on Monday next; a t n ir k r t.hiil, contiguous to Cl,,otnei!, 'where, it is aiJ, t h e y 4,10, • loßD_AfAkonas D 4r . ,t:., , libic!* the spier dnur and parade of thii cerem©_ nial h:ot been, lo much curtailed, we 113 , Ve not often seen a more pleasing display of Chile splendour than ,cm the present occasion. ~. "About one o'clock the Old and 'New LARD ' MA yoR 1, ALDERmsti, and SHE . R 1,14, City Officers, Seii. having ass - 010 in the usual . m.triner, at Guild:. hall, proceeded in procession to 'lllackfriare.bridge, Where the City Barge was in waiting to convey- . them to Wesiminster:. They were attended as usual by the City •Coinpanies in their respedive Barges.; and a great number of biiats full of Ctimpany•heightem. 7 iti the' beauty of the scene. . . ~.,. At hallpast - two 'o'clock the present and late Lotti) MANotts,. attended b y thelle . cottnEit, AL. DERNIEI4;&c: entered die Court'tiflxclicquer: when the Rec.ostopt .iiid, , ,That the honour of the impor tant office to whicht his Lordbhip find been appointed, was best . promoted hy prefed integrity, and unre mitting perseverance. During the protraded life of the Honourable ..Magistra te 'who avreared :before the Court, he had shevvn an inflexib;e love ofjus. tice, an alive spirit of Loyalty; and a 'onlf6trii at, tachment to our glorious Constitution in Church I • . and .State.', His 'l,ardship had, been selected from his fireekrers for this . important, charge, from the public se n [intent"' COnfirvicti by long cxcerience, that he would inviolablV . preseive tlit, i :,•aluable bless. in we °joy. Whate.ver tnig h t he the diflictiliies of•the pre'lent CrisiA welta:d !tot. onsly the ad aanfirge of his own' wisdoM',apd:e*ptf i iciice, but of the 'co:. , operation of those—who had, illtei4dy prece;ted his t Lordship 'in the:fulfilment of these impoitant and honourable dutii;. .11y- the asi,itanee of that ul. derstanding whith Pro idence had bestowed upon hini, he truated, "that at t the expiration of his official engagement, it would be foond th at, he had not de. voted 44' time iti vain ; but that he would commit the charge into the hands ,of his Successor tinder the same advantages he had, received k from the-digni.. fled' Magismite A, hose'puhlie dittiea in this situa tion were noiv terminating. This :acknowledgment, on his part, might 'he considered suffiCient to sheen the unblemished conduit of his Predecessor. " The I . , late LORD MAYOR had ever maintatneu and, pre. served the ester tial privileges . of this great •Wierro. ',ohs, and `he .had .. eorieloded his,,osiensaile.dtities in a way the most hOtiburable to himself and beneficial' to his Fellow-Citizens.' , • •!, • The CHI IT .B,s,aorr' . then addressed their. Lor d. ships as . . • " It has beeuvety properly iatimattd, tlitt the right Government of the City of London is of the utmost importance,, not only to die Cap4alAtAf, but to the Community at large ; because:Ate , enee of the Metropolis' is so con s iderabl e , that :it imparts to the Provinces its own rmliat plexion, and character.' You,. my Lord, I have no doubt, are well aware of the nature and extent Of the Civic Office. The support of the Constitution, in Church amid State,' as aftetled hy this important situation, depend upon the happvcombin.izio" spirit- and verse Vera rice. .To • discourage' f incittil alterations, and to be the guardiati,ol public. trait: are.am ongs the must respedable of these duties. For thesepurposesprivileges•are as s i gne d i and this it the only legitimate end and aim of all incorporation. You also are aware of the dam!. ties -attending the exalted situation-to. which you are introduced ;- but the path in which you have in trea t - el is tend'ered smooth an d access ible; •b y making' miiMpeach - able integrity the fotindaiion cf your Prootstglingc.-,lt has been Asserted; that you i my Lord, with the most commendable giodes. ty, have expressed your anxious solicitude for the ad'vice and' Co-operation' of those who have' pre ceded you in the occupation of 'the, Chair of Nta: gistr.acy ; this desire is a strong indication of that wisdom I have just heard attributed to your Lord. ship. When we aEt on the-spur Of the the ire alWays in danger of advancing in a wrong direction ; and•the wish to be aided, by the counsel: of our associates, is both natural and ,ressonable.— I speak, my Lord, as having a tellow,feeling with you on this sohjtti. •I am in the condition (.4 hay. jog teconsiderailicharge'cortim,tted to my Littpo,al; a chaigc' tt witiOlLshould teet myself wh,tly dequate, if I %tete nut asiti.tt who are poitited to- supply any dr fwiencieb of toy :You have -the in, Lord,. to . h.ive the care of' the City cleiiveted ,suer to you in a state Of' pertie3 trarqutifily, and tit great prosperity. — It Witl he the p.tii of yo.ur Lordship to priterse t!i:it all the 'bie,sin g s tt ynj.ty s; Atter a: icrug iii , which tta~ bren devitted• tt)' the lin filnient ctt priitre - t dtry, the Public Will expect, that eltc nciuiry and di g nity by- whi,;:t. y 614 h.ive brt'n disJ. tiognished to a'irnre refired situation, - will hi.- cone spieoiis in a 'flitt i e osterpohle kratloit ; fairly pre,urnr that thy will not be dibappolto. ed." The Cuss" , 11.44 . 4.1 ht hip4elt: to the late Lotto MAyolt : " The !Lipp) , result. 4.i . yoo,r Lo administr.irlon is 'so vcell known, th.st it would. be a misapi;lic,ltion of time to . inake any prolix oblervattqns upon it. You have not only condu6led lours - elf with •periet integrity, and - iifitirthigreoteiff gnoc tnanner3, but,titese qua lities. have been, accompanied with rtiar•4 l foul. and determined' resoluticn , ; and, you are en. fitly' (I not. Ofily to the 'thanks of the City, but to the gratitudb of your Thenutty. example of welt a Mivinait“ must he ahuntidady condo. ely6 to • the Public Honour, Happiriess,:and Pro. iperity." - - 't- , he , Loßn MAY it waa then 'swarn,into Pffiee bef9re: the 13.in,n, t)i - the E'xchequer with theusual ,eeretuony, and having saluted the dlintent Court', returned to the,l3arge, and lapded:abour "inur O'clock at Plackfriars, when, the Procession took place in tit& following order City Officers to dear the way. The Goldsmiths' Company, and seventy-three of their Pen. sinners (being the same number as the. Loan hi. Axna is . years of 11, with Band of Music, fluid Cutouts flying. The Old 11:14:helots, with Cbt:keti hamand three-tailCci wigs.. A hand of Music. Six Servant belonging to ; the Ltirto i A VAR', in splendid' iiveri4s, t colour of the Coat: a' but Lit green, .rnagni tkeni I rt+thil)ed with deep got& lace, and the Waistcoat, Itc. 164 . Their large cocked nuts 'Were enriched wit 1i , g0141 lace atilt yellow.teathers. In pOint or taste and proptictj, WC, trptst that the Liveries aptieared to exce.A.t vvery thing of the,kind we have ever seen. LORD MA of Ntitsic The late Lorca YDS in his printe Carriage an 4 SIX, preceded by six . I.ivery Siryams. • Eleven Aldermen in their Carriages. The Snxahra in theft Carriages, the Horses beautifully adorned with ribbons. The LORD CHANCELLOR and several of the Judges brought up the rear. • Mr. Prrt followed the Procession at some dis. ;once along;Cheapside, when a parry of the spelt , - tots took tilt the horses - from - his carriage, and drew it to Guildhall. . The Hall was brilliantly illuminated. At each end was fixed a glass chandelier of large,dimensions; in the centre . was hung a great number of Variegated,. lamm, which were so dtravrged as to assume the form of,a ,Vallocn ; and on estelf• side of- 'a brilliant Cat wavers at drastaval Flag. Above the 'LORD . MAroit's head waiplaced, a Crown, under which were the initials G. R. ".- About Aix o'clock the* 'company sot down to a C F superb dinner { ~,, which consisted of the usual dai s. ties O R Cityeast. At the Lgli D MAYOR'S :able were, the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Earls fina. Rttrovora andCAZADEN, the ,Lords MELvILLE , GRANTLEr g LESLIE, MuLos.A.vs, and CAsna• Rattort, Mr. PITT, the HANOVERIAN and TURK., ISH AMBASSADOR, several of the Juncss, Ad. : Tin& PRy-roN, Sir JOHN N:cHoLL, and some Fo reign Officers, &c. and some other Vocal Per.: fortneri, wrie presea, inii . gpie' several loya pt patriOtic Songs in their very best style; and appro. rive, T..pasts' followed. The Ladies reared soon after nine o'clock to the C o mmon Council Rcotn. • There th e crowd 01 unc 4 orrininligtear; so as . to render an admission very dif fi cult. •W e understand, however, that th e l; ill VA d S opened by a Minuet between Alcierm.o4.r! I-JuNrat and a . young Lady, wh ose name we not learn.. , • .7; • t • • •;; . , c h p o t ti ( y r . 5. Dances . follo . w e et t l„ and continued for sea v r I A report ' has . Chief , SeCterary'.ror TEra T been circulated foe snm days, t a ' - ' Mti-TIAR Nes , was to.4ucc'eed Sir E. Ntl.lo 3S *3 wholly . Pofounded. ay. sact sAhnart Ai2.14: r ..._,T'ihr,:hanfrdt.:linWgenCfl3llo6:ll6llo:glire 1 ,7 7 i a e r c r . e n night a t- Dtury.Lope4lThearre, as , i ( plight have liroduced, v,ert.. , eglitytri r g . improsion4 on irt illy wia° Lea:er4bl:.rrd,:trif:v:i'inft:lolto ;Tober ilursoirs cl idusal 0Y the tor iiiveritarf . gurndeur olit Lord Alayor s J DO; in, the tinfOrrunate Hero 0( t", as aging', gave gri<ii pr,psioint.' to the txinatittg seduttions of .illithroed. ii:ke Adter-pi•ece Wai Cia s. Mrs. °. P O w a 1,t,, ,by her person as . . Weil derentr. . Miss De CAMP beiGg indispoid, . 1 ° laP t. iir4l-:iii.'allj:4"l4:l: iir°ca:leldbrilubiigniff°wilahr3griell itigy-50i.m34,, aid the part o f ciam/1,3 Was Or. 'ln4led.tlbeYwMiCs.orn 4e3.4.yjQolif7atThell' The' Oil; 11 . Barggiiii .17i1h, the ' G randB4lo t or#,/),/rivri 4#4Agner. drew ' le largest Audiences: to. tovent.Gardeo "fileatre "!st'light that 'haslitifir'sein there thii sffaaon. .. a . , .4. ', . , 1: 0 THEATRICAL ANECDOTE.---SI 01.01)SelVet, inv Morning Paper, . • that .the:tenden'ek.of Georg , ' _" .l , s'uttil to.promote the ..ati-s: .ot, `v.rslll.4eJs.c%lll„''.., doubtful. There is an anecdote, how‘.yeti .75 record, which ptoves the - writer .istnistaken jo. _, ?Pinion. Rois, tlie Aiit'4,,carlii;hlife, raelVCla are anonymous Letter, c'oOtaitting-eydl..rbanit.iste,. TheOf Os letter sigrified,.3llo,t;:in.; consequence Iris Powerful "imPleasitsn.. Which ha d—been made ° a ' a vo ,, mitt) by axles re 'tatton of Gee,tl.lo;4l 0 , presen the writer had been induced to xclirquish a coUP, of life that *.rnight otherwise have trinin.ted to toin and iniamy.: 'File writer addel,l, [h a t:ove thought hinrself , bound .to co,iiintie 111.1 ;le . " _ .4 'rtakovient, and that Rot toi ! t txpett 11 , .: ow ' I , 1 g I it 1114ili ~ "'lt annually, ; and he adually tecove" years. . The Lori! LAVD E . R DAL E to the Nitional Council, i , ,iiiy devoutly ,wished by all di/pos/000e oleo , ~! fa, Ppposition W r iters say:. dim' slie„re:uittitl)°,l 1.. be !s ke t l,:whether the Noble Lord; during ills n ,de met P 4 riiamentary career; at-faded such an eglailii i stieh a favourite, with the di:pa/1441,am, parr °,,, 001 , pcilifi7ll:7l,:(llpe:;:u7pol3:e?.. t fi P : t:ll i l l nitttcNi:3,l:l2;:.l.:l;,rtti:l,lBl:sntd:iti:wydorrit..lrf i1;11, 1 14- ( 1 )r e : 1311- i g 7 i f t- e 4P : I r i' u 'ri p n' t .st ! : 1 : 1: i. 7:: : • -•; : i' t e: :: : : 'l' ,.) it : i l l'd i f i i : 15 ris iv t : y :. " f. '! e 'rj : : : ::“Ilif . ' l'l ' ;4 l l 4‘ ~ Mrs 0 i dirltev ~ .AB:Y. 1-IUNTEA, is is said., liitt 1. - - 0 c 1 oasta p_ , _.;'rrnissiln lig atiold -the CorOnation 01 I:0 ~- i , 0 qiiißper.-7We c ! tnill give credit to .the Or r , l i i o %fir :riot the Lady li:lti rpore dt"car um .IHal ,',, f c i . .I,thi. 6 , " 4 ri:lith. ,apri cantiot wish to b et= "'' ui l i ",it , 7"""l "A' himself or) the Throne of 1 1.0 Lienait:47,lc)Vcreat , t , ' • , Fteoch flattery ..b._iis beer, p ia to DoNArAly.l.„,: such Ittl tXCesi 4. 114111.6 ilat t ......, %... "S * ••• ' • '., i d //1° aemPt and disgust' ar the- abject degenera.acYc or, G-111ie Sublefts. 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Without' reccivil g h .i.q.:iarq i endritious Cr; Mt S.. • lenr* vibic- lit' .!Ori-,!Morulay-se'rinigiir, An .acot wotion ,,,if iiii j - hlve - been m ore Cita!, nallr'‘l Art • 4 'Eage :--The elutes is' undertt,ntug „wily fit' the **Goiroldioi 'r-aisel to the toof , _ '''' lt i p` a' ,„. &, , it. oo r arsd IWO MiisOni, w!io tvt.-re .orp, w orn to o wa,—v:i. r'. IV: . VI 1 4.h.' . .1,,; ! 5 - , CJ rr C p .e r, , t .. , i 0 y i ef ili; : o ly cipitated ,to , I he_ kirund; 'Mt. „ t ouc h o w, Iraetured his kg :, die :other, vrr :i t : el:efg4,otei: but what iii riOrt proident... , ie r t t J o t ir itio 0.0 5 y Mayor., zed C:orpAtirioll, I?..'‘ . ~ 1 troge ,Itt: - . .- it Njiich .-1- 1 - c oal when the scalf4ding, leli' , WO° to the scats, several of %0..: • • '