The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-12 00:00:00

>{~ ~~ ~' i~ ~~~r i 0 ~4 .1~ $ SIP., 4 a, ~--~:; it(l 'I HE EDI - 1'61(6E 114 E 411 N. Closer% iog in you , Paper of last evening, a letter front Mr. Worto, un th, p,ubje-i.l of bk new Opera ot /if. P. or Ti u Blue &Inking, I fee: myself 'call ed ' , pow to dissent from to.it Gentleinaii a opinion of hi+ wit n perform , oce, and to siate,•th'at had 1 con ceived It to `be merely a "musical trifle," I an too ac,naible., 01 what 14 due to the public, to have ven tured to offer it to their ',mice. The event of its hi illiant and , unrinalifted success has justtfi d thy Gpittwo of the merits of Mr. M. Olin's D r a ma; And I <un confident' that if the Authur had - vvitor,s d the tiplendid reception of us first repteset.tation, (which 'he did not), bo wobld not have sntleted an exc oh - imodeity .tb pay so bad a complitti , :nt to public tattedag to term that diJogue frivolous" which WA's interrupted .14111.. in cv ty scene, by Ili gritifying applause as ever repaid the m. ,ms.ious i•bour. of aq.lrarnatist4 ai r ) , Sir, .yotteb, Set; . . SAMUEL Jotas -ARNOLD: rhestre.Royal Lyceum. Sept. tx, 1811: 1 itaAll S. A LAI v go -...1 Dublin, I %Va•erfotil. Duit—;; Cidiz, • bun, 2 Dublin, ; Waterford. 1'1(14..1.! 01 , SiTOCKS THIS ottor A r iwgo/1 Consqls • 6 3 1 ()Tallinn' ~. ~ S 1. N. I, il! . . 1 4 , l Itit.EM Q 1,113 111C:ht. iA1.35.11% AUDEAT ? t: I'l 1 i 1 1 , t ; k L N 0 IV, TiIUttSDAY, SEPTEMBEIt 12, 18) i. a~ 11~ e{ i B ; , /1 il 1 i ~1 , it '', In " Ri -a Pr. IPzad4or. Cattle, Sepi. J 1 el, -4 8 1 1 . " Hi /14.YE:3TY . byrupturn9 ramaia -IlitYsiithe as I yesierdaiy. ft. 11A - yVORp itt. ac 11/41.11A4/11)V.1 .• An opinion seems at present to pievail, that BUONAPAIIII 3 vuill order the Scheldt fleet to seb as soots as he h,e, reviewed it bui,wecoritesa we 'see , no Nilsen for indulging so pleasing a,tropi., It is true , hat the Admiralty have adopted '.lll , ;tire reCeS- Iraq precautions .to 'guard against such an event, because it jtitheir duty to adopt precautions. against i)oss , ble as woll as., robable dangers; butgive cannot hi-hr %re that buot4APARTa will, risque a ft.tet, at least for sonic* time, which Ire has equipped at such an int tuenbe expense, awt with' such extraordinary exer tions. Independent ;Atha dangt rs 16 be apprehend ed tion) *he Whist 'BtlettellAXTX hrin; had fra 11un very lately to know that. the searneu which he has colle , ied to man mai-fleet, are much inure diS yolked so fight against him than for him. .they are the natives of many , Oterent countries, Speak di,. . , fore tn languages, and are aduated by v trious (lath', Ments and .n , erein.s. They are cooim mded by French ,officers whim , experience, and consequently without 0,1111, and are engaged in a catise, 'the WO ess ut • Ity know will only' prolract the slavery of the ditr,Nent oiiinitrieli to whiLli' they belotig.. W e d4antiot believe that fib-.tit P,l.l{'Ett will CreSt a fleet • niltined And so otiii.oiLd 10 sea, least for 64/111C ten e. li,Li , tieS, til4:ol.6eCifir iS , saiciAtt in, view would. not Kaint.it the.ristlue, i:Vii'tl" if the Wtt 04, ri..ntl ) cui,wituted. it is siti thAt tit ill I , roceed to co.operate itt tho siege 'Ol . -C. 1(11 Z, s , pericetly well known that it is irnpossible'to at tire Wltik any n,,b ibility of aucets s by sea, erctole the Scheldt tleet could be of no use there° • t for the purpose of blockading ; v ait}l of a French deft blot.acling Cadiz, seta staie at ibe fliitisli Navy, ww..ild be Ariutticr &opposition is, that it is,Oes titled for , to cooperate in an attack upon We very much doubt whether the French ti the ,eartufiship enough to venturi,, at the appmact i ~t ilre equinuttial gales, to sail north about with a fleet of twenty-five sail- of 'the line; anti teen if they were'to attempt' it and to succeed, their sailing C old not belept lave, and a force -Itont the Channel tAuttid reach the Meditetranean belt" (brat. Fur ttise regains we do no think the Scii, teat tl,•et well put loritia for a considerable time butt-vrti if it milionld, We copilot suppose that either QrToulon would 4ts the 1,1.;cu. of its cicstinati,iii. The notipkr.fri g ato has returned to Portsmouth, after suoutntog some Liatuaie in au intuit upon .a Ft% mit convoy, between flavre and Byt he Baltic ships ' hove arrived,,ifoitne i ,e n t;r 't'i't it , uttuatltill anyirotted reN, Fef , t ,it t iatton ,uf Sweiio;, and th, • !. , P "e " , 4 ;• 0 ,,t4 by BERNA,Dorri. Not rrc OCIII)),111 It/'0 the Couvcil of State, but tbe Cruwo 1 ,, L .,) y exercises his plem.iry solhority, by ditaiiisiiotg Iruw los sorcocel lie powerful of the oativo4., in the e in t ,loymeot of his fuudionq, be excite , K hoLic reluctance or hesitation', the di , gost of the Nob:f-s ; he ava,ls himself of every art to cot elliate 0 1 t h e people, aod rebelliokli i sOf has, Cu Foote occasioi,S, becn allowed to t lice :“eitid frigate, tiatilg on board Admiral 'find Lady I.ocy i'oLtv , us fled to D,:'3l on Tilwiday tt%c.rtritrr , Ciuhe lioult , gne 3 they wet() 11.. it; the b.iticrteS, rind on 4 1tAitici. ttb, i , jot y. 'rho Phipps silumtw, , ki; 0 l'itokSitine 14., were i n coilnatty A1e4i1444 isJe N-AVAL-Ng\V§, Si r. ii).—,Ariii?tia.the La, ViSHING, Mid 11lary and Matflda. ROWITt, trout NV-ales; Berbice pack,t, Suzi.Dox j frotilLi.'„:ll)4,ol i Liucig, Wu ITE, ,frocis Chichester. PorifsmouTH ) SEPT. 1 I.—i-Arrived .his MAjesty'i ship. Hutspartipm off Cherb94rgli, :lied the ./Titido— ill from _t Downs. Sailed the "Mt oo a .cruize. FAIZIOUTH, SLIT. 9.—Sdiletl the Princess Eliza tali packet, with Mads, for the israzils. I SIitEnNESS, SEPT. 1 morning from tile Note his ijt.fgry 4 i Shelikake and Tweed, with a fleet fort tie 13alti, PEAL, SEPT. .1 1 .7—Salied the iielive cutter, with 4ispitaes and" lettenaor the tiet 4)ir and the whole of the out warcl-buund, under cottiey 011 , the ior,P4.)rbitn9uth. • - Arri%ed s4)0 1 / nt war, from ft,rru'ze.' CORK, 6.--;Oti Wednesday arrivet . l the; "P lena, sloop war . , Captain AnoiJabEß, irotn Pi mouth. On. :resuming, .her sta i,,n, she -compli mented the Admiral' with a salute of 13 g 13114, %%lb c•.' waS:returtied by the Viraio,. Lieut. PITMAN. T1:0 transport that sailed& Wednesday with the Dating lest, got: /aground off, Crosshaven ; howeVel, upiin prompt ZlSsistatice froth the boats of the ditlerent men afWar in the harbour, she Via Off Wit hOUt any material damage. She was one of a large fleet, under convoy of the Seine frigate, Capt. HAII.EY, bound to Quebec, and dispersed in a gale of wind, oil* . Cape Cluar, and made this tort. S,e gone.to Myatt:wilt, to wait 'further convoy; she bad troops on board. • 14Avitt, Arrottiv...Ewls 4tipt &in - I'.; "'White, to the P tine, 5s Ch.iriottc eh “tes. W,•41 I txlia Packet ; I.tcul, It. Steele, t the pelebvt 3 ub ; j,teut.ttaist M Swcrucy, to the Elephant ; I.leuten.ait Nlottit:, to the ; Ltgots. /34dulph, lirCie. ti 0.1111001, TuLkei, a lto Frain, to toe Minden • Ltentimant Wttli,uir, to be Vii4g Lieutenant to Str Sy. Flood; .11014, to the Leyhthi —l9roit Lieutenants DitliAit, Craig, j. Wllll4llls, two Wiltialo !totem/molt, FLOM hten recently ptornetetl t. Luillttdnles ul The koydt hionnesi tiorve), to the itoyal.soverriKia ; Capt. Paint:lt Campbell, to the Levtatti.in; C.iptatti Ctsai.iberi.4) lee to the Unite ,Lichieuitot tl, t tivett, to the I*lout ut The Rover, is, Cart. Ft LAY ' ..ailed on TueSday front Pur for I.,Nocro, specie belotti,;- nig to Govrrutuctit on hoard. Lord 'EusTuti and Lord CLIN TON are gout- in ht-r, By letters Irmo the Cate of Good Hope, it•sp. pearsoi at on the 7tli and 8111,01 June, wir-o the iinntense bars or swell of a sea tueltril so soddenly into; ui d CI suddenly rounded irct4ll Sutton POllll. a great shock of an rai 114 4el At Cdpe but did- ntit do much doimige, The following teller cattle to our hinds yester day,. written by a Gentleman who resided rive years at. St. E.)..tuitign, and .who is perfectly ac tlt with the iporits aatl demerits of the rest): o ve competitors for power on the island:— - ' ' 4 AUX ClaYil t JULY 17. " I am sorry to inform “lu, that the uncertain and bazald-which hang over us in • every guar -I,:r, render Ott., situation , at this country every tidy attire, aloming, foreigners, here can scarcely riist! a single:dollar, and by the ki,t accounts front Putt an• Prince, the foreigners tli . e r e are 'even WOlbo off; A. Inan'at I 6,00 n dollars lis been detnaio.tvd of them by PrctoN, for which our hotise has been rati-d at, 1500.* \Ve. lihve Ntely a very Serious diSturhance in idlest. parts, ow in to the rook hf one of Genera) IZ yegirnents, which Period, het rival, ti4o toonl means to seduce. . The revolter 4 attackvd, t t o ,tn un the night ot' the 27th 'of List mend), were lit a few militia of the place to yet the intrepidity \ of these lew was such, that the assailants, were Obliged t o retr e a t after a prodi . gions *laughter. " Pralol4, at the beginning of this month, sup posing that an equal disaffection prevailed amongst li/aAort's remaining troops, Marched with a eott sideri.ble tome Imo his territories, but he inutid they . were not to be shaken in' their attachtiren v t td'their favourite chief; and he therlifwe tettinied a iew days since to Port-ita-Ptince, mortified ati4 coo luuuded by his failure. , . "The general opinion among wall-informed.men here. is, that PaltioN will iti Ole and become, the victim ofilloaura's buperior talent at intrigue, awl Of his own want of firmness and, want of .itilturtia• nity, wittionewhich his sobjects,,the blacks, ate not to be pvtrttql in the present , turOulent state of affairs. Pwritatst is fully competent to tieht in thu field, but lie is ineyampetent to meet his adversary in the tactics of the CAI) net. 01 all lie candidates for power, liaTtoN is by tar the mote t..1,iti1abh. % ,„,,, and were the natives capable of appre• eluting their proper and permanent interest, ;they would lint suffer themselves in be ensnared by the . arts of a tMiguiag adventurer.", The Foundation-stone of ti-nl new The:ttre, morn, and Hotel, at Plymouth, was Lid ‘,ll day, by the Worshipful the prrco4ety at. twelvd o'clovk. Ttie tounciattnti-stone', in a part vs,iticti will be always has the iolkwitt4 in seriptictn,'which we tianstate t"-c the help at our readers who may not utnlewand the Latin Ap- gudge " Theatri et Mairr4 .et " t'tytootttit " .I;dinuttAti, t 0, :Ili Maior i,,c.opt, 130, luhatine tont:40:1, Artabitc,to.9 7RANSS.ATSOW. " The founttation•istone-,of a Thegre. !lota, and itt the ehifencc f ti.e M4por Commi,m4lty of die liwough pt Pi) tiloUl4l, IV. ;,, l''lllltipti 1.00: yer. M 1) 1 ail beat% AtGlott.:tt."', COt.friV i'Y b.D.4l►& 211. E L'l7lV-0 ' • „ ~,,„... i , i.,,We txtraa 'with great pleftsnre the collOOring pech Which m a 4. &livered u ' Mr. Cad) sie a , .. . ~ Y P , Oman Qatholic rfentleman, at the meet ing- of the Comity of Killkare. ,IVl:'...,arilisie spoke in keply,to a Mi. Browne; a . protestant, whose speech 'appears to hat e'th,en rues; intemperate and thostirreleyant.. Mr. Catiipsie ad4esstd the Chairtban in the lot= lowin,,,,, wor d s i„. . . . , - • " Itileplyalkvlrat has fallen fr om the GentleMati 11::ii ii:is just sat flown, I feel il ineumbenton me to I,)te, that such' irrelevant matter which he has in troduced in fits conversation, mnSt be oighly,ininri this to the Catholic cause, since it ha: nothing at all to do with the point of Petitioning. ' A regei.si,jon; signed by, some-of the mast respectable 'Catholics of this County, calling us here togethe for the ptirpose . ot taking into consideration the propriety orpetitiott itng the Imperial Parliament against thtise restraiuts and grievances With which we ai:e - oppressed. At` the sot:W*of this; Catholics pressed 'together, anxious for those rights, ' anx i ous for tho.ie- privileges whichthey should enjoy in common •y:itlt all matikind, sprine= . ing front, the one general root of 4 3arn. We whir are •in torture, we who walk wish our heads cast down becatise of our religion, •how shall we obtain a ce,satiott from pain. how shall be obtain the con fidi.tiCe, she frielp . lship of the :Legislattirel One way is left, only•one way, andtthat way leads to Einanci pation. Suffer. me,. Sfirj.lo.l)oitir ii (iilt. it is SiVi oo3l ) it is blight,it..is a- the ice ,i•self nu •e hioh 'we .g isle till we come to the end °fall our wishes. D' hear what utitisksosi dictates-AO ptepare us for this way ; " Cathtnics, it you be resolved to pass llis way, so as to he welcomed by she Imperial Parliament, you StusT he divested of violence, indecent lauguage, and hinny of stif f bad pasNions ehicii you wow-411.11y crdwd • IlicP 3 Oil bel , -cti-gs .; mod.mee , peaking, temperance of argument, Janet.) ige ot conciliation, are the GAR MENTS with which you must be clothed, 'orlon wid not, you catinot.be able to come to the end of this.veay." • - • • • If ,it were reaso n . gave us this dire&ion, snreli . if we have judgnieni, we will take the hint; be • guided v aod not foi,lishly be carried off from ihe right way. We who belong to the,o3unty Kildare, we who :stile oeiselyes• CasholiCs, 'in t oke, call itton the, -whole ,train . of...peaceable spirits to fly amongst us, to guard our mentlis from evil, train Livery thing that prevent.'peaf:e; harmony, ao , l onion; .14st not •a hostile-word' agitimt the Brinell Government, against. the Irish •Goveinmeut, or agair.st soy indivicinal'whatitoever, break 'the Ena . ippr quiet of our conversation. L e t it he publish e d, let it be proclaimed to all . mankind, that it is nut the Creed of the Catholic to speak, to a& in opposition to the Government,' since it is written' " obey the Law, coney . 'iv ...Po we r that is placed' over you; for ouch is the Drurnarie*-xf Heaven." ". Sure it cannot be the wish of the Irish C4 - oveloos•os, to in terfere with our right of petitioning, provided we keep within the meaning of the Salute; provided we keep from throwing the Irish Government, into contempt, which goes to torweril tht•riews of t flu enemy i provided we keep from. huddling Into., Our resulutions and conversation, subjets whiCh'bilong not to out right of petitioning ; provided; I say, we . keep from these topics, we must be tecogiiiied by the Goterninent as a rateeting'fair, legal; and'iost, every way within the meaning of hie Statute, which Was made for our support tabs protection:' WiSL.I.9O/t, SAPr, 11. 'rite resident Conplain fea , lSt4i . 'lite KING occa biooany, at 1114 connpnSed Moments. • Last vvening` QU'I3ON, Prinech,-S AUGUSTA, E1.14A0111 . n, dtki lo 1 . 10,0110 W; tt ic,t, acid took MI uiting this morning to the sgitne•piaCe. • ' . . , . . "Pr , l.lCeS4 SOPHIA'S indispoOdoW, we are coo etflied to ui re titan a culcl. Her Royal aightietis as gricvrht,iy attl,al.d with tiolent sp.outt. Ut 111..18101141CH, Su Ciit)Se the 111641 t-xer 06, 1 ml ,pain ; he wis ehatimdlo her 13,:c1 tt,e p ittcp, I Stand ty and Mon.ioy. Hot 1.1. ysi Hi,0,,,e5,•11.: Amu all ilidlifetellr sttUC us t:;tucial ' Stiv oS tuitlably well, hhe exert's hvritli.b-lottd her st rt:tgttt. Last ull,ltt, Lieutenant Allen, Gwernor' of o'lo. Naval Knigtits I.:4lablisliine.iu at tVintistuf,..pnt pOrtoti to:ltid existence, by banglng of the Royal Horse Guards, priratts, about the sainu 1 On his Royal Highness the' PHTNCII nECENT'S passaig.lltrough I oti his journey' to - the Mar qui!‘-ot fittnniotto's,the populace attempted to lok'e the,horses from the - carria i ;e, in brckr to draw the ,Royal Visitor through • the town ;• nor -wOuld they . deist mud his Royal 'Condescendingly at.l , dteitsed them, entreating they , would - forego siith-a fOln - oteed withUUL detay. The Pittsca " , ;RiGENTwa gmeted with every tlrtnrnt~tri+tiuh &joy. - The Lille Bell sloop of war is art ivied at 'Dept fitYd at •,witietijklace , to'rittdergo a t borough " ,Capf. BINGHAM 114 S had lieVer.ll interviews with tin, "Ward of 11,tIonndry pisci the Secreiarfoi ..iive to his ettgOOtnt.:l,l. with thii Sir. 4kdttitttp — SittAcitArl, Who meetd been loine , in town, has retiirito to Dt al, t o tc”;t4cnt.: euiticnand'uf ti n s Hl**Siloid 'squadron th; S ' ehelt. The del 6t of the following Julintry Regituenii.uf the Line are ordered to be estahloilied Asii(ord - flarraclis, for which place they triu,tiy: 'their march this diiy, and where they . 'win :it ea 3 under Tie 7th (Royal. Fos'lcers) from Maidstone, in a' r . trii days. Tire 601 (King!.3 Ojai) trout Ludlow, Sepreintset The A2 , l(Chesiur Avalon) t tom chu4ter, Oet,ther t. The 3J 4t (ituntitigdort Itcgimenri iiOna MaCC:1,1411::(1, teniber 534 (Shropshire Ategiment) from Shrew bury, Sep. teakiscr 30. The lt.itit (ad Stadbrd Regiment) from Drayton, Seinen,. ber-s3. -• • . 'ell,: 86th (Lcivettqr Regi:iutt), from Stockport. sv:em ber 30:.' dlti Friday the tir,t Wortnioster ma 'imirclit:ci iiw.) Liver r tr Pun Sumieriamt, Orr 114 way 16 Irelttnd ; Ll.ll I,thlo mit& 44.ty T he reittiitir- L1 , ..c. at r iyed , maid . %4 ere, itutlavdiatply voibarkad, and wn.lt a lair wind, li .14 hatti O Opt Iwo regitnefits of I rish AliittiA, of tv:iitolt the Liitiiitiiitierry ii to, be one, are iina:edi ;iiviy 10 emir:irk Dotta t Olittiee tot'. Sk:Oelittld. Oil the 3LI mitt 4111 :..sr. tbe do: of the West NI ,1(1 iose4 marclit:J hy,t) 44 01ii..011 Ocir way tusLuul;tirea. 471 S THEN''.. . . . . __my— tlTa ~ Coioti - ---ARDEI4.—Mi% Kiltoot rfrule 111 4 t - rkt VilVaranee.far the season last night in the c' ara.ier . pt. rt ell-add:oc*, and was received will all :lin Atnii,ll. dale WI in' established favenrite, by a litten,oo9 al• ditViv. `" ,- lis the diameter WU purposely einerl !c.r hirti; 4tud-lia- merit i 3 50 well.known, it Is iive,ileo its ; .6ny. more, than' clot he perfortned it wll' his c * • eiritbmed.judgiftalilinti'effea. Mrs.Toolo 3,.?4. wasmtli recei tied iii . Airs. ‘truoeitfille ; an d is thisi, P Part -peculiarly su'ted Co be i' ; 'owe it . is to be t!' . , i • p 0 ,e:J gretted than she has 110 t nioNi,Occa‘lon for a siolit.ii, I 1. si t i PliPiretnnitty of dlsplerying them. ' Cifeti.,ES,.ollr, . !wattlancitekesting representation" of Captdtt 110,4:,.'- viiial caad,Mi4S-801.T0P4 displayedbvions tnarlov!* firaproveurgrit in . Emily Tempest. Indeed CQ, .: Metlyaltrigether was well sopported, and ei..itientijfi atiornecf much amusement to the audivhce. ' ' ~; . r i , "YcE6l.---Notwitlistanding the feat of tlite:' Hier, and .the poi,vertbl counterat'liOn of Cor ot' ; Garden and the Hsi nnirket - I.lle.itres, die 1 11 c : a P e i e l r l s a f a r . titit:eititco4:ltli,d' Pl'at:setl9l:l:',.grlti:hot,er:l.,lC''ei.eaoSirettliniciik,g,l;itig,iiii''illtilleit:i:l' rest-ektive chataaerri, and Sui.poir them' in iel l ' • r o A ; st i' ir -more 'evident stilt -posicision. 'We l, " i' i t or .e jastlce to Nirs. SPA It ft 4, W'hop, rtninit Wrt: o f Lidy. jab Mlle with criaraderis.ic 0041;4 I' ) t it, and a kind of poropo:is petianir)., Ibis,(l:o4 her a prominent. ieature in the piece. 1",,,04. this alma k seun,. we are persaidvd that'll ^/61'6 tile Iwne pain ii ed, particularly as the Peit°,vot in .gi-n - rain been) .ta 1,,1et an . aux i Jos zo l ~,4 , ,, ri ' Oi t io f f il- r :111:ilirstit'vpraeite:es:''4i0sr:atildiaii,:::1:4)111d:reiii*Tapria-irrni :1$11170410§et:i;10611:`?: of his lrigh t..ilents and -atiniiiineutir. T he ! 0 likely to become very poianildt;iirl.ll.3"Yfl°3ef t he received last night witii even mme wr aith. 01 + plause than marked the first representation. ............ On 0' #4.YXA 9 I st.--7Vre. Fair Pell' Ilea 0 4 S a g , O t i Pr f'il.N.d. -.at this Theatre last night, an 4 ';i1.,0 Mrs. Ho LNIAS fully justified the approbAijoi','oo,,, ITpli:ll):ickialcarsic):::::,:bitcsvemiietleuidnsiyihni 4sillitoeorneandt:iordioat,toid3lnChd'fisis:iireeeilloirtof, ' proved in.his performanoi of the chestier. ' ---..........., P c IPEIZ ' 1 ict Iti:1):11:_11-vAIII:t'_'ti'.:tnil:t'l.iiiBt'dil":,It'Slla9tCtiri:sailltitlii:ofivitnii:IYa:nt'it:r flß C rit il eKrg i rijniC : Uds r :lo:llCe:vifllinsrii• 41;:tcle111:1°19i:8:11161:11ildel:ei ; I:'iber°1! t au • , . ler 4 -........ Thal:at' „,.:ns ev er John Adams anticipated a oP,ottio .4)u'l,sclolvin has bad the inipudence and silth:',,„l:, cigtiolni s through t h., v k residential trumpet ill 700, . 3,1_1_ diSpatCh to Mr. jA6)rtnw:irmail. 111, wwrlii':::(lt6fbiel'l7,s. ,;',ll ingathaillreld Robert Smith, and bas been 001'4 to WhsekeEx-Secretary's book ; and also die 1°t 1 . , :f 5 11.. ed . ,t3ts bran:los l'eri eat), likewise signed and in' ~,,t be tly,el,,,`!.,r'id Robert b alit li :---And inottioi,e,:"A., cc,,,t.,,,..-4h4 Cott in d t ,) ii,dito w,ih. ti,cic ),l'otoor. ititte,;”t', one Poregraph, , w Inch he says 945 0 0 aia . Y rre‘itivtit .114aelson) rvithoui all .3 1' . 01 t4r, 5.,10n3,r112, °I. Mr. Saftthl--V11) at a fe l l'`` ' .011 4 (W C CU "11.boubit, as it relates 9 to, the coon . "' 1 0 0 4 ~,.....c.eiti ill adiSoo and Smith, it is , Ito' t i ,i' l , `.1.,z, Wl , Bt must tiffelin I)Rtiona thiog i' l , 0 ,0 amnitristratiop of t I ..1{; GO%lllOll, 111 'of a liit,ol.l:er io 3 ilF"iguitiCatil and irreNpUil•itlie Wider Sit .4 ii i .ic,'ic' ; : 13 V ijCi : :ll l . i 17 1 : ; 01 2 4-1 ' i t ° , it , I li : . r i : c r 'le It L i: : I ' . s i.‘: : r ~ I d i° g g i l ar'ul e a l d sLlN f d I I r t i i ::: 9 : Its) ::: li'. trd u t c n t 1 1 11% ): v 1 ' Ala t s B i 111 , 41: 1 ; :I tr I ,' o i ici° l er : ll . ;: rk‘ ,' : 11 .1' 1 i n; ; 41 id : : . den.. ~„..,,,, ~ .. er 0 _ l ittier... ore 1 1,324311100 Pa •d•(I i ' ii 'lBo+4l ill 011114‘ la I t ,I".:l'illllrclefr'e ".'.,iil'ei.."hiept'li'b'elLi'i'''''elvillali-).apitliki.triu..,riet liejr1c:1;111::'°11:4°t'y ,'t'3ll(i;i and s;ier,tit.:cii i t ), the ,c.;e,se Di 41711.1 v, 0, , 1!. act:Tt?.l ,cetniniser.iltoo °.ll;(l,id. ~ cr . einiy, %vim, 6`.;cli,ig'biti) at) e s.vert .!113'4-1 I.ttit• a Cleili in tile' 0e);inlitleol " 1 130titoi ti ''‘lrlY,l., that sinCe Mr, Smith has br e 1 Oct*, °lii,i,(e,i ' . 1 , 1 : r Colvlti (iiiOrthi . ilitti iiis 001 " r jd or ~ &up . we* nui a,xepted ; a id iici' 0 .g'''''' w oo' i4s4`ll,lV ,fiWr's ,: ii,li 1 old the ' secret :1 il' e P If - A ell in 11;142 .••••S aril is the history et this ' 10"" cleto 14eIt4:41.1(1 .iy, .' alo,Ailier,c3l 110 W ijilei:: AO Ifl Y tifehtial; it in Ihe days of W.l,ltitt`)ll tie ye t .. .41'44:4 itiarkS the week and jatring /400 • ~i , le 0, ( non . which the enlightened Mit:fit:at) P'ooins -titled open to harmonize with ; mid l i vi : `4,,111)s -great whose telly, madness, ana 1Y:41,,,,i00 -great ,portion nt the tt ue Aftlefleili, liie 1 1. , o sof of .Wastiinwoir, are made the subject oOf cii hilt, eiecrable' abuse which the nos: h.tiFietwu ilotid lings and parasites Qa the Adininistraliori c'3ll of publish, t tea:ittirlifi ' ee r eet:thie ll k t rw,yi e ..e,i ' a it t g na ° r r o a l p l s tlo s : A riort ' a dst t n ; d d n 'A c : ll. 4d s : t): e te l , gl ad r i : n tb iltl i :f . g oi r ; e :t v : P o : l o : l : o : ;; ( l :f o ::::::: : o o lll., s ec r ll e4 : 4l: vtlata'‘:4er, bY , the Comfort urote;!:tipii, act l ' ilf Ilot:led*, indeed, as Jefferson, and his fool, 113',„s In ilmaluidasosirirol trctiny pbtrelcildi4tebe,rrieast itshuenploicr 131trtIl's wer al I 0 8 ..r 0, byerroneol4:3lol.--v 1 0 ilia,Anibassador his &ready .restootvoret't, , ilia sfronsest term.against an abu.e,7 which m utt be ci,ilk..9„„.ci and corrected, of rehillottoo W,,,11,, itloya,ibly resorteci to, Nor is this the old/ N'ivr, 111;",1,'ir,Ylloitit of has to "iiit ti the, siten a, . L''',..,a,i4ty cLit, i v c has boo) c.,11,d, Toe stOt'l Isir, ceul'ale,ser Congred3, i)ave ousiiinted alool)tri sir, AO_ Elitticult powt ol siei,ociatioo, W1)300 Pre-Ouhlations Mr. Fotor bai becn coatileil to ri;,.4 to his Government, will bc sea,or2JOY knu'iote,a positive w# ore, that both Liao sklbjeClO 1113V:ri of Preosed tipot) ibe consideration of ,fi b re I°''''',4l; ,ro :libwhat prospects of a successqiliisoc, ,110 ut'irinorPeloeoltic (iseictenrfrilatiicneativvrtitio°ll4re'to"°•Frot4::::::::";ll)ll. Ithir, lo fh , la Y d • :12(1‘ by every act of tt' e .1"1 . o , VVICAC lit* 0,„ 9overtur.ent. ..., on er tartitvrivs ' — Jr il P." i g . APPOINTMENT:, ai'sd ire tti.d questiUnable that Air, Rodody ri tu he r , , e ,,, FiriCAO i: Bench of the ti Stows ; ,Iloi Par. ~ uoiloi to sacceati him os Atturucy-Uctioral States, V