The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-05 00:00:00

I ~. f j.i ~~ ,L 1 I . , i t ', , , , • ir 'i'Y I' if I,' S U N. L 0 N I) 0 N, MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1 A I. .~ ~'.. fll 1 ant'. Stlitertihet 14, at eIe.VM at G:fildhail, Los - 14, A. torno, Mt Hackett, nits Bethiem, London. I' teat, Mill street, Lantbotn, millet and Coat. merchant, Anguat 10, 17, and September la, at en:ven, at Guild• hall, I tition. Attorney, tvir fowler, Clement's Inn. S. Tempi'', l divvy, Durham, ship.butlaer, .'bt gust t 2 ..24, and Sepiettit , ef •4, at eleven, at the,Georgclit, New . *male- upon. I Anomie:l, Mewiti *ld Chaneeq•lane, London; and Mr. l linn. btitlge. upon.T)tie. Abrahams. Bedloid, silversmith rand jeweller, August 6, 11, and Septemlerl4, at ten, at Guildhall. London. At. lortiey, 'Mr. Har• is, l astle.street, lititindstritar T. ttut.lter, jun . Nlidttiesuy, SOttlertatsbire, jobber in cattle, August 4, and Septeinber t 4, at, clomp, at tzre Globe Inn, itritlgewater i , S,..litersetshire, Anomie*. Nlessra, An . woe and Cox, King's Bench W Inner feinple, Lou.- si tr.: and Mr A. Deane, Castle ii 411%,, Bedgewaw. J. 541 - and Snow's•ticAls, Ileurlontls.F•tsurrey. Coil-dealers, August 6, • 17, ..nd Scotem er t 4, at ten, at l it ,orlon _Attorney, Mt. Webb, St. Thomas. street, Southwark.. • C. S. C men. Bristol, accountant, autlioneer and broker, An. Vtl gust 16 at twelve, and September ' t 4, at six, at b ush ush raVt. 'li Push rjstol Attornies, Messrs. and ri deans, St. lohn•street, B'rtsitti ; and Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and Winn., New lint, London Lkly, Minting. lane, London, miler bent, August 6, 11, and Septembii l / 4 "at eleven, at Guildhall, London At. tonnes, Met ( • . alma. 'rotitlinsons, and. Thomson, Colitl4ll-11 , 14Throgmorton-street. 7'. Robots, Strand, silversmith and lovelier, August to, 2.4, and September ta, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, hit ) Searle, Fetter-lane, !qv:A-street' 1. G 'eaves, G loucester. ouildit.gs, Surrey, tmturimee. broker, August t3‘ at twelve, :7, at one, and September *4, at twelve, 14 (,uildotill, London. Attorney, Mr. Farlim,. 13ouvette•street, Pleet-strcet. W. littuy, 4iart street. Bloomsbury, builder and carpenter, August 13,, at twelve. 17, at one, and September t 4, at twelve, at ttuildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Lee,'l nice Crovvii•ecturt Southwark. C. F. Bell art 4 b. F. bell, Oxford-street, linen.dupets, August 6, i 7, and September 14, at IWelye, at Guildhall, London A Hooey. Mr. N isid,' ThrOgmorton- street ' ',- G. Masters, Vaughan, Surrey, master, August to, i 7, and , September , 1), at twelve, at' Guildhall. London. At. tonics 'Messrs. I teld andSheargolui LlilPird's Inn D. Miles, Southampt6n.row t lilo9inabury, fancy trimming. Maker, August to 17, pfld Septdrniser t 4, at ten, at Guild ball, London. Attiirnies, Mr. I Smith, rokenkouser yard, Loilibury ; and Mr. Sailer), Fen-Office, l'emple. MAILS. Agit! V ED^ t brazils, rC.ucribuy, 2 Dublin, r Watcrforl, Dua—t Malta, s Coucrnbey, ‘Vaterforn. PRI( /1' rOCKS THIS DAY A r TWRI,VC O'CLOCK. COMO'S . . 1 i tbs. $11,01,4114 Qula UlCialt ►AI.SUM ALULAT ? thadsor-Castle, August 4; 181 1. The KING has had 'several hours sleep in he course of the night, but . the symptoms of HYs MA arrY's disorder remain the same. " 14.11/tn.!" E. " W. 11111 E RI)LiN. •' 14. WILLIS." Windsor Castle. August 5, Mt. " There is no alteration in his, MAJESTY'S spry toms ainee yestinclay. (Signed as above.) Some more French Papers arrived this morning, from which we have made some extraCti; but they are not very important. They do not contain tine word of news from the Peninsula. The Gazette of Saturd,:y last contains the Naval Promotions which we onnottneed the dty before. It is always gratifying to s c ow- gailar.t Naval,De fenders receive the honours acid rewards to which they are so eminently entitled; but it is also *very gratifying to see a Gentleman at the Head of the Naval Administration of the Country, who is not only attentive to their respetliver claims and' deserts, but fintLit , US illtewise to mark sot h anniversaries as ate peculiarly illustrious in the service by what spay be considered as a (*Ante of the na tional e -61 eci altl gratitude on such htin g uished occasions. ThiS just; becoming, and appropriate compliment, Mr. Yottzu manifested by a . naval promotion •on the anniversary of the iinmortal victory of Trafal gar, aud now we find be has been equally solicitous to pay the same laudable homage to that of the glorious Battle of the Nile. The. Swallow picket, which has arrival at F.ll - tell in, ati the 24th ult., with Sir Jogs Pit Von KR S squadron, consisting of the Denmark, Pen genr, Edinburgh, Rover, and Pyramus, in Lat. 44. N. Long. t 7. V 2. W. Ills Majesty's ship Chillonne, arrived at Spithead, left the following ships on the 10th July 14s1, in lat. 0 28. 30. N. long, 39, 20. W. under convoy of his Majesty's ships Beitiqueu.z and .Menelaus, viz. Wew.f.rd, WinchelN, Elphinston, Woodford, Alfred, Arniston, and Curiitells, from China; Thomas Grenville, St. Vincent, and Exeter, from India; Ceylon and Wind. barn, liorn Mauritius. Four whalers. Nit ivtd jagn, the 7th of 40ne, all well, Baring, Eurrpe, Dorsetshire, Streatham, Lord .6.telttille, :Ocean, end Cevares. 'rise Dativishiie and Scale ty Castle parted from the above ships, on the 29th Qt . ,ttl its . 30 ) 30. N. long, 15, 2g, N. DiTatehes were this morning received 'at the Ad miraity from Admiral Da Covacy, but their eon. tents' had not transpired when this Paperwas put to press. It is with the deepest regret we fivd,that. a violent and intemperate party among the Roman Catholics: of Irt.land llas compelled the Irish Governnivot to issue the Prochnnation which we laid herore our rejdiis gaturday. The obje& of the Duke of RicHmoNy's Government in Ireland , has been to contt;ite the Itomati Catliolkc i be bii fe6intely discountenanced all Hinge marks and badges ordlit; linctliin which werft ciktilated td wound or irri their reeling,; but arti Government wi uld be guilty of A drre•iction ot its duty, if it were to suffer the assembling .ofa Roman C itholic Parliament in Dub lin. The onject for which nits illegal meeting has been aided is, it is said, to prepare a petition ; but is it accessary, in order to prepare a petition, that the Luid the Constitution should *. Hate not the ito:nan Catholics M . Ireland as: full 'right to pc:idiots in a regaiar way, as any other class of his ,SlOly's subjects ? ilave they . not, for a seiie4 of years, prepared and presented,..williour ob.trucAion, petitions to Parliament ?' Upiin what ground shell can ibis must extraordinary measure be justified ? We entertain strung. hopes that the good sense and loyalty of the great tiOdy o: the Irish Catholics will Prevent them frotu . being mare the' e• dupes ai.chnstruments of a set of men, wbo seem ly anxious to • raise themselves into temporary consequence, by. exciting dithensiotis among their countrymen. - P toff of tlvs morning mentions a report that the TittiNce Ri:on!.: 1 1. had sent over to Irdai,d to . susp , .:itd the opetutioni of 'the. Prodahlii on, and tsjso that the poise of 'Etienrnutro.had.wg , ,itiecl , i fitiention to 'resign. We tip tuly believe i fiat the (Paper in question, and the patty tt‘.uppori.;, t maid be happy to hear of the re4i4tiataiti ot, the Duke of RICHMOND, and of the pres..nt Alminisiration; and that, as long as the PRINCE REGENT Slj;jll..ctltl thine to place confidence kilns - present s:rsatrri, so long the Party will cum woe to vuritc ante spc,-.lt in the an gloomy and act ittinni,Ati terms of the state of public ;Wails, and of the measures of C 3 ivilittneni. We believe tnat there is . no fontsdatinti for Tithe: of the above reports. We do not prauirte tit know the sentiments of the Illuoriona P. isuliage alluded , o .upon this subject, but we ate con.inced that.llo conduct upon this Occasi in, as it Las been in ever; instance since he has been called on to fill , his pre sent high office, will be such as to entitle him to - the admiration illl , lgiatituticut the people of this Empite. There may, indeed, be a fcw who have been diiap pointill by tits ItO) Highoe..ies conduct—those who fla teled themSelv, that be would, as Regent of these Kingdoms, act as the head of a Party,—, those who had the hardihood to assert, that his Royal Highness would " try, with how small a portion of Royal confidence, the Ministers could cal ry on the Government," those who could eiliertaio such opinions of that Illusttions Personage hive been, atid ( Wo . aro convinced always will be. disappointed. The Members of Nye QUEEN'R Council arrival at Windsor on Saiurd;►y, ;4bollt eleven and continued till hult.pas► two. , ThePatNce ilk.Oforr went down early yesterday morning , to the Castle, remained with her MAJ ant and the PRINCBSSES fur several bouts, anil reititned to Carlton Home in the evening. In aff.rtionate conoderatnin of the Ktim's 'continuing illties4, his Royal Higline , s, we underbtand, has re4olved to forego all celebration of his own Birtti4ll this year at Brigt.ton, contenting homelt with has. ing coin metnorate4 that of his Royal and Mita. d Stitt in a manner so grateful to hig own teeling*, ano'contri. outory to the trade and nlimutactures of his Cou 'try. 011 the stay subsequent to the appearance in quo .ol the Voclatnation whit it we insetted 'a tp,i t , Paper on Saturday, a speci,st ineettit i ; sit Wtr gertio committee of the. Catholic. was held i Cipel-htreet, Dublin, the EA ut FtnoaLi. iv the clinr, otter; the following tesolutiots, among °Om, wein entered by L;lat body Itesotved, Dist :he Catholic Corniosittee, haVing adjou; net on the Usth of July, to the liyh uti a.:. toner, 1811, have, notwitbitandi. , g, .deeinean ex pedient to bold an txtinorditiary meeting sin the 31st slay of July, in cons,quence of a communism florin Government to ibis E4rl of. Fingall,:slated the 30th inst, so the following edi' :—.4 l'fiat tt Ptivy Council was to tte nisembled, to take into Cuuridetdion the expediency of issuing a prociativo non dechratury of the law," &c. &c. " and like wise the course to be putsuen to insure its eb servante." Resolved, That the Committee, relying on the Constitutional rights of the subject, to petition the Legislature, in the way and manner twecified to a Resolution to that effect, pasted at the .ame 4ggte• g,te Witting of their Body, do new: determine to continue aod persevere in the enbstirotional eourse they have maturely advipted, for the sole, express, and specific purpose of preparing a Petition, or Peti tions, to P,ttliament, for their lull patticipailon of the Righs of theCi nstiutiou ; ated that, in sedeieg, they not only, in their opmion, do 'not violate, but at in strut conformity with its ,otio&st principles. Resolved, That the right.of Petitioning, s, cored by the Bill of Rights, is recognised , by the 4th and last clause of the Convention Act, in the worth Wl lowing : —" Provided also, that nothing herein'ton tained, shall be construed in any manner to prevent or impede the undoubted tight of his Majesty's Sub., jects of this Realm to Petition his Majesty, - ot both . , Houses, or either liouse of Parliament, fur redtra, of any public or private grievance." German Papers reached town on Saturday, 'W 26th ult, accompanied by letters trout various pOrts of •thetßaltic, which state, with muclecooftdenee, • that then differences with Russia and Turkey wOld speedily be adjusted. The Russiatts.:cnntiod them selves to acting solely on the defensive against the Turks. Private riCCQUOIS state; that,the Commander in Chief, Count . K.utusow, had received instrof:tioes to this effect from St. Petersburgh, and that he had' since withdrawn his troops entirely (reut the light bank of the Danube. • , NA VAL . •K r Wt. PLYMOUTH, MG. 2.-.-Artived the Sevirit,.Cm .. LAiD ; Ph(vnix,TelyLou; St. Piefte, BIIVAH, Wait% j Laws, titipsoN, 'from Sunderland ; Athit Byrkin, SANDERS,. liom Gloucester; the brig'ife , terca, BENNsrr master, Iron) Lisbon, with tt cargo of wine, bound to tins Port for orders ; and The brig Mary, SMITH master, trom Pictou, With a cargo of pine umbel, spars, &e: Also arrived this day, his Majesty's bil k ; Port 'Mahon, 8 pus; Captain IlArrori, with a fleet of light cavalry transports bound to Portsmouth, consisting of about twenty sail, from Lisbon, which are to receive* rein forcements tor Lol - d WULLINGTON'S they sailed on the Bth July, in complrirwitt'i another sleet consisting of about au bail, (the greater I)art of which were transports) under convoy iif.the frigate, Captain G. F'. Saysloon, 'which 'ship, with her fleet, passed 'by (his port to - the East ward this day, (with the exception of about six sail •that separated in The passage) with a fine breeze tam, the Westward. Atuotig those arrived bete is toe I/it/it - on Pitt, (No. atit 1) belong lug to London, G. kIiOCT OR, Master, and is under qu iris:ante, having attived itt Lisbon Irnm Vie Straits, and the transport . Aestori the latter brought passengers, Capt..HIS . STILIi aati HAY, arid Mr. P . AT 7 - ThltSuN. Tile Port Mahon will sail with her con for Portsrnoutti the moment the wind proves 'favourable. She passed thiough a fleet yesterday itioritiog,ll.lppeatd to be the outward-bound Lisbon convoy, uncer the proteCtion uf. his Majesty's snips Merc'‘iry and Jasiier. rut •u here this day the Shannon trigste, Serapis sore-ship, and Hyacinth sloop ut war, With a ttet,. consisting chiefly of transports, front Portsmouth, bijund to Cadiz, Gibraltar, and the Straits. AI rived Ms Majesty's ship Boyia, of 98 guns, from off Brest, relieved by his , Majesty's seal, new, of 8q guns. The outward-bound Mediterranean fleet will sail again the'moment thew hid is tar. Arrived the Neptune tender, with' impressed men from Dublin. The ,Scylla sloop of war is under orders for Cadiz. AnArlitr.l the Fancy cutter from B it,pte Roads; and Oiesta sloo.i of war, irons tile \\roil %yard. ~ • l'tte Cia/dfinch brig of War has LopLuNCI two French chasms triat6es, with cargoes cuns,sting ut brandy ,and wine which are.expe...ted ire. Arrivtd a French sloop and two cnar,..: mare6i, with cargoes, .prizes to the. Drvar4 frigate. Arrived the iiaton, CHANT, from London; liattern, PEARSE, 1101ir Barnstaple apd 13idsior4; Union, AIATIIEWS, from Gloncesteri Providence, BROWN Maria, COAXER ; tsapd Intent,'SANDER. SUN ; and Othwell JONES, from Wales; Squirrel, Sims, from Sunderland ; and Ocean, SA;VDERS, from Portsmouth. . „FALMOUTH, Auo. 2.—Arrived this day his Ma jtsty's ship Mercury,, 28 guai, Capt. - TANCOCK, and the Jasper sloop of 'war; of t 8 guns, Capt. Hust . LAME, troo, Portsmouth, with about 70 sail of tr ans ports wi,b troops, bound to LisbUni, put in by contrary wind. Also arrived the Swallow packet, Capt. All ,, ktFEW, with trails, from Rio de Janeiro, b days pasttge, no rt , .:Ws ./tont#,lns, _Captain (hEZNLBAF, Iron Cadiz and Listkon, days,pai. sage, pound to London ; the ketch,Genera Maher, Lipt. Boors, with a cargo of logwood, eight days „trout3;oronna, sailed again, bound to London. 'Die Spaniards in that quarter are much 'want - of antis • and clothing. • ' 'tu Ann, Barrrosr, for the Mediterranean, is detained till the 5,1 t inst. and the Princess Elizateth, Capt. Kivu, tor Lisbon, till to-morrow. Firs Majesty's ship Shcinnon, with the outward bound Mediterranean Reel, .is * ,nOw off this port, and expected to sail to-morrow. DEAL, AUG. 4.--Arthed his Majesty's ship Poiciiers, twin Portsthouth, to jinn the g i 4UACI . on otf Flushitig ; the {Rapid schooner front the West ward with a convoy, and are sailed for the River. Came down from the Rifler his Majesty's ships impreg'ilable and Seise, PORTSMOUTH, Auo. 4.—Arrived yesterday, Lis Abjcsty's ships Port "Walton, Manilla, and Brine, with a convoy of transports firm Libb , m, atuonet the latter, are the "loyalist, Alert, Wodstroy, Corn- , wallis, Diana, Flora, Margaretta, and Maria; Who arrived the Weymouth store ship from Gibraltar, and ° is under quarantine and the Chiffunne It igate from tbe.East Indies. Sailed his Majesty's ship. S'aphia on a cruize ; Ant for off Cherhurgh; Dispatch for Plymouth ; and the Partridgefor the Downs. HARWICH, AVG. 4.—Sailed last night the Lady Nepeon packet, with the Apholt „mail of the 2d ; and the Duncan packet, with the Heligoland Mail of the same date. A►rivect the Oberon sloop of war, And remains with four sail of transports, having on board the Northumberland Militia destined for Ireland• tivta I , 00i.,, At i.,-,Tlie rep yeti. els being caplet!. in St. Andrews Stud, ne,,. A ;:elta Nand, is w ithout ,fitunda t i iiiV. ~-....., S's It ERN ESS, Av0..3.--Sailed }tintDfl4eity't iblP f.., ao . '2 ftir, with a cony/ far lieligulocl. i lie neat . 1 11 4. 3 . 11 about the 94:hinst. . . . ' ... I' i . 7 • • , o e di ARMOUTH, AUGAUG• 4,—Po:dills place, pont o p the . h a w k : ). el j a ro flee! of -tor (ciont ,ilp under , convoy. Arrived the iltrisqiiiton ai aid 1)0A'lls.. ft,rniiiti, tlie. Chottideer, A'4o-Ad'""!'l ' l ‘„lu R 8 AY.;'. Pincher, Ceiyisij, .411"01°'.°4n4' tlearty, Brigi,c, and Portia, qngg, A tied . 1 'Upwards (if t nu 'sail, n . o . ii-richiadinv, iiizoi I arL 11404 eXpeeted to arrive from the [bide, .under OA. - -_,.........;...444. lir Ul II f A;:atsitylu:eldwHieiiood . I (" 1 ' t ' r mnean ' °t''''-' al. 0a ..—,.,„—, :53;i17:e.i. expected, • ... .... •• pstekev.tiff...;uB-I:.nghlenist::::vhds'; ' • ' ' '' " - 1'a..1-'''-';:ieldir:itirslilee,i, arrival "VV'Ffe,lnestlity, '''i,Vi onnaineed •in cat letter tram that toi.vn, . • last_ week. !'. Sir 51181,/el!! 4ullnreri:t'adrildi, in' i s i ti ' i..!-ck eee4tittpt,Sliilitnolir`,/:0 ley; 'in the command 'at Jamaica. TM ih li left Sir C. Cotton off' l'oulort, on the l' 1 " June. The eiterny's tleetH. (l 3 04 of lb.' . 404 cont:nue Lavinta, lWays cautious 16 *eel; the land cloiellit,i their tumu.ravres in the ItsriLisril4.,t The ships with Sir . Charles werts--San (Bag -01,ip),. Hiberpia, Royal: Sivereiti,,.Y.lto, Parrs, Ternernir e iA.dtuirily' IlieVittoro);, 6114 •//ax, Levinthgn, Centaur, Satan, •I'll gn i j i ' d i liudriel, A al c i l d iil 1 1e 7, , i d t: lo:niquvuir t o r , i ' 00((t)it:s.th;lriie,4", :iti Thorspite were off ' Barcelona i illombay, iti:7l,o; lnvincille, 14,19niaire, 'asid Canadian, al l?' 4 gone; Besistance,, oti Leghorn; rillei°poitro'ilf Mali 4 j Eagle and illagriificenf, off C.r iu E .; "„,, , h0 and isfiperieuse, • oft Corsica; /I',4l.neli ~,4 11 ;4 0 and Euiyalus, at Mahon ; AflUard (Sir."' ' o 'at ' s at Getrihai. 'Pie Tigre, ;a d..i . . 1; slece'',;,lis ,8.1. Ed • and Pei! , w, in the. Catedenia,-0 To Flom ott Cape de Gut, g jag, elf Tooku'oJid ~.41:"Diteich, with a convoy, from En,glaril,.4`ri,iiiit i . mt kit_b.ait .r in ten days, ;tracts k as lett `in'd e ! jet ' Milf9.)d, A lon ene, Comic, ,Ft;4o,' L e r .; 0 Pi °i'VmotAils.— 'The ' St. .44/barst 0 as coil:1110i ,pt 'Aest,iord of the. Got, on ttle t ith u p ' ''' ) 1 /to' 61 t. e Frtinii A tidroil, which saltql " lii ' e 0 0 forcemems for tile Isle o f Ftsece I;lll',itiblitlei ,t) :I `i to Stain 3 day or two tut E'`4 err:.' ''..fiteSot CM101) m ay b e d ,dy espeo 0. to arr•ve.,; i.jooti "stir was ready 10 leave the fleet viliti S.r I'e . law i 1 . i... , 4 s.iou..i have joined. . • t i,otot A' the inne the , Ann packet, Crtar' ',pit 13 Y at New York, in the 1001).10 of N9:4611:. Xi 9.0 4 ' 110 t, Several -.American turn:haat o'''' ivi s, si 1,.1.11'r froth Liverpool,. Bris"ol, and ,10.1,it,,1r 1i •d bri.wivi. • . ~,,,,,,,tplets, , ~i, K 1 a gtelt outitorr 01 e , -3 ," tho ri , " PAly mecttiniog, who, it) 24 hoiri If e r, , i or oil its a.oirt , f A nolo, (Plain art lio''s ,t tti ,of c i fiqan citi2e ,s Hip without . the •51,:; 't°tout,p,l4 mAriY .of these oeld,.d t , cope who ''"l` . 10 ' g e ( 1Y . obiaining a subsistence,' not benign"' foroll',e ployintnt, had.applied to Conlin it' sage DarK to England tiglio, 03 a, ,, .'. cvCiii.' witch ("Wt. fi. C001(I not complyloxitl'.oo 00 hal treqiiently urea on boot] the Atortille.cvl 0 Preident, and could. i ieloity sevrritl °I I 4 ,31 y ° l r. Briton ttubjeds, and they, i3O, (sold nave 0,' , 1 0 11! ° awo/ in the packet, buCC.iptain B. coi": e 4 0 ti 4 them, forini,, his vessel would be ,'''o3.lo, Americans tor harbouring thrir sac° 4 , 00 1 ) i ' l rat of 'those 'very men are CorniiihiPV'',liitatril ( left the packets. in ..America ' Toll o4'4 the President's crew, as we state,' ''' ~ .t, tO paper, jumped overboard. Wm .tliat ve ' ilti 4 JO it' 14 . I , of whom (Willi.au Liirkelt), soccer rioi the packet, the. other vc,ii (110%iir.(1', ij,,—i,iol:, bfotiglif Birkett home with him, 1"..150.0e i.,, Ale lsirival of the :packet. (3 1 “ 1 ' ( ' l3 . 0 F4lit sP periwent guard tilt,' p, by ,(3.l.taitt 5.1. 10,- . ~ 10 1 : i 1, 0 41 .. .011 Saturday-.the bales; took Fill'c a l3/ 0 bs ) 4 . 0 811 , 161, ~, a res:A(l6ot) winds 1.4',,f0e.'0,e, lic„e Mi'isting of tin•; Siihse ihers to the ...i'10,0,4e1„( the. ;loth JUly last, riative to - 'he l'l'ill 0,„,tir'.0., sal ;•••••." That vool. per annum he, ~.,, of o,e , q the Rinds of thi% bootie toe aeli Metun,s-ic.rvi,,,,,, "; Inittee, a 3 a remonernion for Ili . , . ~, ,i i t i tii . :thy crose of the Ballot the iluothets ss' . . • ),,3 • For the Resolution, 471 . Apiii,‘ it ~.,. e ----) 7° . 0 . Lost by a tnaJoritY ° ,0 ttl ;a t►ot P° w , o 0 . Hie MAJESTY, it IS illiOr ,^ 1 ,, „Ibetutr, i, confined nor rest r, lined as he had t4te,--1,,,....4, if,,,.) his me et v•cse' to uorqoal intcll,„ ~,,,oloc:"'' ;01 lowed the litsertyot a 4110101.1i'.''/.;,.„i lot,l"''lo.'gil his ;to of personal etistt isiisciovi o y (40, 4 0 4 to psei.ent his doit , g 1.""5'4.`3 one 1 oop. , contact wilt) hard stiosta C , ',.‘„ rite co„,Diara.4o would be earticulariy e%poe I 'i- 4:,Yorboisi tile ir,','i, rdttost of the vioience of it.. Ith-the d ,iy, 1 :og) 1 : 0 of WS berlittlill• tteliOar 8"4..nd t) ibtiCit'',l)lcol sight), the &sots Ail .'ll': 1:11„„yio, 4 se ti''',. 1 ,,,,,0 titue rveessary fur. liii 1"".'17,,,,, go siolPt..lten fort,r ire covel,d over ',vitt) toi l vent iiiilir doltiiiii 0 SOIL ,I 3 Corn } ,. c, 0 4 141 . t , - .. ,,,i, are' doe,c:aso hurt. ,The floors, 0 c 111.1,10.:1,:' ,"3'1,,.., „riar re`,,4 Cur hid on too !4utii c i e 0 1 i .. 1),, I s _ ",tio.,, 04,0 ot, pet ; the walls have, oV, ri tli.:siti;lllo,4'„,,itiolo i 1181,41 or ‘ttiVet, ‘itid hue c0,",,,_ j,,,,r (1.4.11e.0rt,,..• in the other apartments ) ihtiettoe toe ice t ,e, ii s i,ol those apartnii, nts 1 ilemse_l_ lives h'. sa ,,b, Ills' t I 'iniiiie‘ Vile whole effea is Oki I" ;lea like ttio meats;' are in tvery part rco .te 600- . an.easy carriage. . I alai ' oil t he Stnel° • q-10110 1 ' Ir was announcrd i00..i,10,04 WO. the sth, t hat tile tleall,ht)iiriit",ord ) bo!!06( p • P „f 111 4 0 1 Way completely te.estit 1 .,,, 3 lionlacill'4, opils,!, lowed e$ wils exPree„ ' d.10,,i0r0100 viiw'doo 7, -terition to reStlttle tile 0 ' i _ rt d ill ilie . lice , / fairs, it .has since, been reLuto ii,prilf.:!“,._,,,, h t,i ad pita!, that his lsisi'liti '.`:110.0.0, . all i i_T i _ 'Zoo , Aletter from not_ viva ' be' no ent. t t o Jr.Ctirti)c%vedn :14ilatft:Viroc,'°tfrilBristbgliFir%u:alt,1:t.b(340:;:aitnict: of jOi:lt.itlii .6.3)1,, We witness the )17. lax !ig,_ 10 4, be; 1 • ursuance ' i th e i i ° pie 1 , 4 ;, t ot Ce1:0, MlO,llll/ . , i , o , bee ror t l itlio , er r, flier Coot of Austrin, i fireanisk'ic,etl:siii:ravti'cPe°:;'Fr- 'r,3:°4E:ted:tre.intsatl‘lilitarl):l7;;°tl4l:;P.;*l4ll) rani have been in al e yelti. . -s.••"'