The Sun. — London, England, 1801-01-16 00:00:00

JAS: is: • 1 I d be tonsequence of t he COlit u e -tweet the ;Aactitnntr-CttmtLts and : General HaStilities 'have been suspended be "-tiveen Ihs : ailio-Batavian - Army and the Corps of • 'Enemy oppo , cd to it. They hitve likewise - tcafecl between the divisiOn of SOUHAM and Co , tern and the Corpi under General KLEgAtri- General MOREAu has 'reduced the contribution imposed on the Circle ofSuabia from t 2,9000000 . .4t which it was first fixed, to goo,ooo livres per —month. r s • All the letters .. from Spain, according to ac. counts. froni Bourdeastx,.. of the gth inst. state, 1 - that the King has•giVen orders to levr.a'n 'Army I.' 43l .s o ,Ooo.then,—with the intention, it is said of attacking Portugal in the ensuing . Spring This • intelligence seems t he more probable, as several letters-from Li.tbM, speak of a rupture , between thr.two Kingdom's as inevitable, and at a very shoridistance. . • In effecting the Passage oldie Adige,'_Ge'neral ''ol.icurror in' person, cut to-, pieces several of the' Austrian Artiitery - -men, and took from them one , „piece. ot cannon, • ItAnup., 3.—The Dutch Government Lai given orders for 'redoubling :the activity in all the Ports of the Republic,, both in building new Ithips, and in equipping others 'for sea. • The .Cburb;?,w, of 86 - gulls, and - the . Pierre Pa*lus are rnits.to - 1 - ielvoetsluys, Another So giltt Muit m t.at Amsterdam, a two' of 64'; and sever "''rlgattes are going from the Zuyder Zee to - the Is, short, the' greatest - eftorts arc using c. lop t: s - tore the Dutch Nuvy to it s r antient splen. dournd•to - Gause bet Flag to be respetted in the ort Sea • ~.i A~:~ • ' . , 'AllitlY . OF ITALY. .. ..:,,Y.7loNot;.:titNr.ltAL pt titvit.loN. AND EiIIET OT THE 3TAFT• fT? TILE ARMY, TO TUE. vsort,s 0e , :: iFIZO•ifiAi'AVD TIIE COt'TitiCi EbNOtllittti BY Tit& 11,l'AEyil 0 it,MY - ''..: • - ' ' IP lief.i•lx4rferi ar.Cjudav i Dec. 23. •, , ",curr ;3.4, : ' It , The (4neral.in Chief knOWs'ail th 6 latrifices which , ! -Sreni have been, obliged to make lii eitP plying thif wants of 41A: 4rirlY• . „ .. ii Th e A tn: ) ,-, as sured a f its means and its atticeaeltes, i'l•4)rs, r ' YtKilht"t ribu to of grit/tit...ie. -Its .viitotiotit . llrch , 4 1, ,t - liremgc, that you. will soon h e re li eve d from . a g ives, bur, -t - sidlicii.) - :.:-.1 ha.... so generously borne: It, it: to be arin.that sa.voral . ....4)..1,-;',oki 'have ai t tired7 front those certs . '•N'hitil are•ir,..t, ; , ::-.7able from war. . But; .Citizens. re PArorooksolinitnde 'cf. the., , General in: Cnio - is Nutt 'town to you. Ente'rt . z:-:,, therefore,. no ,deunt .a s to .hi s .. ....corness• and tu.Xitty 1:,; al levi4te your suilZrings. The Army will still anaint.sin its c Afott- dticipline, its ..genoto. • sitY awl good faith t MN' , • r s all Nations, and partscular:y 'towards d loa , wit;., : , '.. ...: yOU, -ha ve eipairsect. itsC.le . s,•. - ' tlitt A ninment :4 0 1„,..., ',. itiiens, and ;Victory will 4, 2 5 , z , ~ gl l :4l.)tiftSiangt and ii.lncinillity, ant restore your Political Consthut ion, • - ', ' (Slotted)) .. _.." 01.11:11NOT - • , - -' - " General of birislon." . . ... let Utl.,tilrr j Ort:Elt AE OT PIVISION, c ) L itl d y Tut • - . • ,' ,Si 'erV, 1.) stii, ht,c.Ntstikt'.+T 9 , 44. . "• //c4d,q.vArters, ; 747.7...F•.tqca, Ac. 30. . . , ~„ri.di,ki.l,, h ave the bonour; Citizen MiniSter, of transmitting iii you the details of the otT`airs:of the i6th :And 27thinst; In this slight of the zsth General. DetSt4s, com. , ?Stand* the , Advancxl amthi Ccf-lbe Army, received or, stets alqsast,lhe nat;:io , On.the: following morning at break "girk)lefiltritl- bridges - Whi. - . - ITto be throWsk.overilt ont- - learrrhiino. ; from. five.-.in the morning. Itnly , pieces cannon • - cannon were' formed into batteries by the care of , k 4 C h rgre Of tlivisinn. - litexaSair r, An the -right bank, •-' f. t our pose in` pr:ltedling, Om .eAtiblislimulit of the idOs. ' ; . 1 his General ()Nicer, tO whObuveCAre ioac4cd '• ' or the Organization of the superb Artillery Of the 4ftriny, ,',ll l ll' leAttertkt'ther most • ess:Atial . services: : :1 '•. :' " 'At seven.' n'cloek, six Ci3llll.l3iiks of ,databineers, ~.cornmailded brCiii ten 11 s v i t.t,sas, Chief of Battaliobaf the aiih Light, : erolisid the . htincity in boats , and covered . ..' ,,, lhe , :kfdrite.afiti bridges. , • : I .: At *4m.citeloc'' one of the • bridges was cptimkted, ..P.ind•the Advanced C;nardefWett its passage. .;.• ~, t 'A rerigral charge, of Infantry and Caval r y yeas 'mins', s 'Vidtel y, executed •h r order of General Da mit AS Withogt,a, , 4singio.rattster or Cannon shot, ,Under one of the inost.dread ful diachlyget of musquetry and grape , shot„whiett. wits z'tiloketed at the:fro:it of the Co 1 unms„- while- they Niic;'re at ' . the :sante Ohio oannonaded in. tlink.. by. the tedotibt6 =ll. " sst rucke on thestunirtirs - of Sali o nz a . - - "- N• :;•.-. l *-"Illte - F. nein:, so9n. yielded' to soirripetuonsan ittack; ,;.:304:13td , frriteipttately. All those, who ten - wined were i Z i llikolkic ;taii.`eri prisoners:- ' - .. ii' - ' ihe Brigaues or, Generals CASSAGNE and Br iial.n N. lien-them for tirree miles, as tar as the heights of i t ~,,i, ~,,,„,i.,..,„.„10 the Brigade of General ,LAPISs t, . and 1 , s. it Of the. Dragoons, advancen. to the left, to keep in .ZOlhclelite forocs'or the Enemy under the redoubts. The z a lk - ir,v4e.af Dray,obits," consisting of the ist unit gth, made 4‘trat succerssful charge. , " 'The finenty was at length driven from all his posi , Avotts bV General T..i rtssE 1 1$ .Brigade,. which carried them w.itlkitehironet,- received i•inly . _ the nitfcrent Charges of il,ti'V.lvalry, andluit Ilta Etuntiy t.i.l rout. • . - . 11 ' ttn:fae-in time, Generals C a ssoon a and Bis so tt .11M p(reiessrxt thtimselves - of the Ileigias on the side of Valentin,, where TH4y .. tsrre almnst instantly attacked by t lO Pocrni's C o r ms de Reserve, cvniposect of ta,ooo fltio -iitts4ol crznadiers. .. .. •• -5! Ntithin4 lest than • the bravery of ,our Troop* could • :have sirstaioed, for upwards . Of two hours, the reiterated :shack Of elicit 3,IOAF:or force. ' - • ' ' t. • • ‘ l.- I'iki6i - tiii or tnis unequal contest-might have 'roved unfhrtunate,- , : had net .the Right of 4ienteinint-General • 81o4es .i's Division,,nl;;AX,Wllich lie vas in: ,person,, eiitn. manned! b y. G eneral .04 vna V, arrive:l.' It76o•ll:irgyil 4t..coux • the whole of the Enottirg Line and rescued our Crito ion:. ' The EocrnywasTouterl in otery direilion, and M.; tiefi....,l . ' bodunt e cirriplere. - '••• We toO,lt four piec.,." , or cannon, a ' Vvigpri, , aptlabitut 2xllo`pikOtteri: , "In eonsellience of this- Inuyeinent, t ort of th 6 'Act ', tititiv.ied ()ward was enibled 'to Irpp,rtp . oll - ‘'ttle4v.io i t where • --.• . l it twit& sbstaln a most , Ibithiatetesistnee. The village •,,:tr three titnes taken anti rt.) , Triken: , . ~ , .., ", The, 41140" Grenadiers or fibu o a ri.' 'ol,..vision ; . led on •091' htliutant, - Gerietalt pAt.Tniw aral DE V 4 p.: , ' artiyed at '9 l l 74vourabio -tnotnejit re sermad the riforts of ;he s'.7l ne., t tliftadc; • and own t . hernielueS ina . stet "'of Valegin after taitinttx vo p ie ces of caruHort. , ....• • - ' ~ - "The : Adjutant . OtTrievat m OA t.,i• o 4 - was sev.trely .Nsun a with a biusket*ball, ...while.ne sued at thr,.t?e;nl of thei;tenaillers.• ••-- - - ' .• .. .. ,'', Thttnontarti ;the" fiTiic t11064 . .iS firs=: n't Valeigio, the Preriera,,,, l)of 'fifiratie t. 4- ,r , tt i&k' , .bik.ogink tii the Cern N • W et Ai tliti:heact of. ;nil , enive, ?A ' sacs aectirripaniln by , its:4- et '' , Crtize:l. rsiio . 1- I r.it,, marched-against the it... 4417:74,att Storrixtzt);" 'itvflictr - iiveri!'li:Trogkitrwith pulft- , ,:, pdoeft.,, ' The tg . 4 . rAgt of In e e.:bennes ran' net capable i * t - :rst 6f- triliiiti:hl'tg orl,.she it i fßzrent- oftstitc.je, flick mef ' - , i 'Pl!ti.t • : - Strieval Jell" at ale, foot of the ErittenatrneorlVbilt ''• r 4 7 all' gtiofttiii' tall74i - 4- they ' t.:l;heil to a•seerind at-taki whtn the Pie ::tr',,alt entrit;lnitt% linWittibri to' encounter kI t TUT. OltlgftS Ul •' 1 , - . Ti 'l`4..,St'lllf, ridtlaret, mt:i requested a C'a - rti . :.- '- ,112uistt'46,-,1,T *IL) thail'and prisoners, of lyt,Loff,t ,s 9 are (Yin- ' ' . ...i:11 ' 40..p.,eces cercunnors,`lwei.howltters,•9oo muskets, • 1 ard: Arstis;Nyere-the result's rf th' i t Caeitiiiation. ~,,,, ~,.. h Aal contrqtrenet . of lit Tbesei ra obi ntirto anti the, z . , , 5 , g r ~ of,Nfttipri m O inideritrder .or Cl client T ~, ,,, ,Itntst`r that pf ,Gsnerat M r eit AU 1) ; the Ca - - i'ilt rv,. tomrnhfitied, Fiy the General of Divitionr- DA V arlirt`' . .' , tti.kittd ;their, paly;;:gei and tobl a. position:. the Reserve et Artillery. followed. -'• . ' '• • ''. • •' ' • - * •• .., ~,,.", -In the night, the Enemy who' continued in posses. I s'ult` of 'the Catty: or Vneettio, evacuated it. - .The , Matte ,t iltr tnt - 2.411,11-33. refleelta Intittite - glory on allthe Troops., who were engaged in it. The mitt o f ,ttte Enemy w3s 1 copipl ete : thei l os t- T 4 pieces of eaution, and about Is o•o'l p r isoners. The Cen t ral a nd 2 taW O ffi cers, as. welt as I ~ ; .~, ~ Cls7 WO.A. SiLl* aulki> 111CTLT ItIC greatest praise. 'All fought in a,ctritinguisherlinarincr.; . 44 The.aetivity of Citrate Dire4bar-General of thlr Parks of Artilltry, who vv.is appointed' to get the' - pon. towns constructed, deserves to ho mentioned with appro bation he was 'currivittely sup ported by .Citizens Pone E and 'D. , tnN t., Chiefs of a Bat,talion of Pc:mowers, Tire braVr Brigadier-General ..N1 4 ..v, t k. 7 Et • was severity wounded in fightiiig at, the head :of his jcroopsi, on. the roads leading to ValcAgio. Among the Superior Officers. who have been wound ed, are, the Chiefs of Brigade GA 5r..% ao, Commander of the rst of the Provisional Line,; Gpoliroi, Comittander of the zsth Light ; and the Chiefs of _434ltalion.DE v - Lies, of the zstlt Light,. and D'En - Escu Ls, - of the pat. '''. 44 General 13E A UM° trr had a. horse-wounded. under hint, as he was charginun the head of the 'lst and 3d Regiments of IYrageonsi General LAI. issE had .a horst killed ; the Chief of Z3ngadeßALrAaAli, of the zoth Light, a horse wounded; , Citizen BtYLRMA N' t of the-lotit' Light, s'a' horse kilted and another Wounded; and Cirisco 11Aari N a horse .47oundetl. ' I cannot pass over in silence the rfleitOisplved in this day on the front of the line orthe Athrinced Guard, by CitizenS 'AN DR E U and HEit.Vof . Adiltfittittls (*um' ; SOUSLT It A N D:IIiTIIIERR . T, Chiefs of Squadrons; FA. RINE, Chief of a Battalion; LAsiorr r, 'BA.LY sett, and al.hthf, Captains, Officers of the Stall; DgmeNoxrti Chief of a Squadron, and GUST Av v 3 IcNoR k tx(i, Ca tain Aide.dc-Caitip' to General PP 0I NUT, 'Read of t h e Stall All elide 'Officers, accompanied only by •ttnit _Chasseurs of the 14th and zest Regiments, in concert with the .Cassagne and Sisson Brigade, repulsed ti.e Enemy, who sounded a charge, arid marched in a mass, with very superior force, against those two Brigades. •-" .Led on a General out of. the line td a post where the resistance was ,most vigorous, they beat down :every 'impediment, succeeded in seizing a piece of cannon, and by this enthusiastic effort, gave time for Bauder's Vivi. mon to come to their assistance. " In , this charge,. the General who headed them, had his horse wounded: General THILItit x was knocked down•witlt thebrat-end of a musket; Adjutant-General Amakt an had his horse killed under him; the'same horse had wen woutultit Wit h a musket-ball some Nauss before. " Citizen Cy!Arti.t.r., Captain Aide-dc-Camp to ge neral'Yr ,=riitt.t, was at the same moment killed by, his Gcneral!* side." •• • • • AC,2l . otir Of, TU. 271'H. . , On the morrow, being the, ar li, Lieutenant-General E 144 As, hmtizig completely surrounded the rodoubts of Salionza, made dispositions tb►• carrying them by assault, Nvben7the Eneirly proposed ,a capitulation, but he would only permitthoin tu surrender al discretion : 14 . pieces of cannon, roan prisoners, and tiro standards, fell .into our hands. , ' 4 Twenty-eight pieces of cannon, two howitzers, with the ammunition, shoot Rpm prisoners, among whom wete 6o Officers, and two Standards, were the result of these two days: " t have the Honour to salute you, with Respea, (Signed) " °oat :a or, General Or Dilll3ioii." ACTS OF TIIE GOVERNNIENT. JANUARY I: RIVIRT•TO cp . s.suLs OF THE H.F.PUELIC, IX THE, . „MIN.:ST/A or tENIR.e.i. POLICE, ' " ci ritr:us•c)rasui.s, "Franc wilt longrattuldeF at the at tentpt of Deeepber By, the nature of' that crime, by. the nittnelcies - hdml., chits it Was terprodtiee,.anel 11;6 - produced, even ,in failing in its objet, we may discover that' it could only be chm rnittedby tat:Ederriih . of mankind. " Paris and the Republic.give their assistance, and their tears to the vie.tims ; and the First Consnl, , eicaped from danger, is more surrounded,. more pressed, and in same sort better.giiarded than ever, by the love and Ur.: force of 411-the Citreens•; by a crhne unheard. of tin nosy; which they have just, added to so many others, these homicides have reraltred•the'intiinate and. sacred union bets` een the Republic and the First Magistrate still mote —They have given morepower to that which they wished to annihilate; they. have mailif..isted to the ey;:ii, of all Europe, hoW indissoluble that • authority is which has laws•for its-fuundatioh, and the love of all thoSe ilea teem for its sOpport. •• Mtn implicated in all•sorts of crimes renew'rlailY, under every Aohn, the plan cemeivect of annihilating Or der find Public Prosperity in France, • " They are not the Brigands.. against 'whom justice and her forms are instituted, and who menaczonly partially Persons•altd•Property ; they are the Enemie§ofali France, who every moment threaten every Frenchman with dell;. ver.ing hiin up to,the furies of Anarchy.' These,dreadtul men arefeiVin nuMber, but their of. fences ate teuntless. It was by them that the National Convention was attacked with arms. even its the Sanatory of the Laws of the Nation. I t was t h ey,w h o so o f ten wished to make all the Committees of Government the accomplices or the vietiins of their sanguinarypige ; it was they who tried' to turn against 'the Dir.:Aory and the City cif Paris the Troops destined to guard them. They tire not the. Enemies of such and such a 4avernment, but of all Governinehts ; arid that which themselves might create, 'would soon be destroyed by their own hands. • " They were. tbrced - to change theirtaelics,"at the sight Of a Government constantly surrounded by the Public Opinion, and most especially by the - AtreCtion of the Peo ple. Under that Goyetiunent .they tilt :that they could it multiply groups, 01 , 541136 e the People, who every clay evince the hatred and contempt they have for them, !Thus all that they have tried for a year has only hid assassination ter objCd, either on the road to the First Consul's country house, or at the Opens, or in the streets, or even 'by introducing themselves by subterrat*nts passages into the interior .of the Thuileries. ,The stupor and.disorder which the deist!) of the First ; would . have produced, appeared propitious to t Ttliht ful designs. It is an atrocious war which can onlk be wrnitt#ecl by an ael 'of extraordinary high polic e . Li- Among the men whom the Police hall poirtaid`ilut, all were not taken with daggers in their hands, but all are universally known to be capable of sharpening and mak ing use .of them: It is not now alone necessary to punish for the past, but to guarantee social order. • The Minister of Police} • (Signed) 'POUCFIE. CRIMINAL TRIBUNAL. On the 'sth init. Cerarhi , lireita i abd . the others, were . bi.ought to trial. ' ''l he first Witness examined Against them was Citi4en Ara : he heard ode of the . , Prisoners ifealt '9fovr•trutiiijg, the Goveinutent and assassi n,iting 'Clle,, First- Consul.. The' 'Witness coin ritn,i, ‘ , ..tzd t,ili:; (..irctunstatice to Ciii7el LErrnaE, (.''''' ' ll46 ,l l Ma 'l , ~Wir,' who gave, infortnation to , . '' ~ 17Ister of .I)qiic, 77 -.Tile Witness received lil ,; .',. y' /Yard ' tht. cOnSpira rgrSi ,with which he te)ught - T .n . Aoh, ~4a,gge4, &e, part: of , which he , gav c to flioM.-Off • the tatty , of 04.1ober the tia , , , iha'd for the executicm of , the, plat, .the \,\ •i ;tic --, went to the Opera, where Cerachi and Aien.t ivvre, apprehended. , A ..striit search,was rnailo tbr the _other's at Demerville's,- Who 'WAS ab , ,,:,1t h.om hoine,:liut surrendered, himselEthe nett day. • Cerachla4 Penierville .at first eon. fused 'their guilt, and 'threw the Warne upon Arena- but they afterwards retracted, 40 said, die cionfeA(SO was extoried from; them by force. .o ne o f t he :Witne s ses was CitiZCil Barere, who said, that DemeNitl4adi.,,,ised hitnnot,t49 to the `,Opera that evening, as some disturtiatitti might take place. 'During tile' ocamitiatipli'ist . it! ',NV it. -neocsi • DqlW4 V i liq interriipted theite4te tire quently; for Which he was reprimanded Jrthe i t President., One of the Counsel for die,T,tnioners s'nid, dist - the Piispners ought to h4 , ,T.ev'ery in. -dolgerice, and that even ~ the RevoNtionary , tkihunal would'lot prekent them from speaking. : ,plieThis ..observation ritled, the Court,. ;and the Presidenrsalhi the' Counief to kder. Dernerville, Cerachi, and. Arena, having ob.. tairxd leave . to speak, said, that tha eanfeuions they hid niade were extorted,' with titre .% ofte. trig stot, bat tilattilcy tetrAacJ•tlicrici a',> soon as they eti;.dd with safety,- . and, theri:Tore, content_ e&. iff&treonfessions ought 'nor to be used 3gaitl,:t• - • &long 'alrereattdn too, pVict. I).,twvet., Deaner- Witness Arel--d.ely called one another naives, and the forrner-aecu::ed the latter midi having said, that B A P vW', 3 wretch. Demerville ,4 four persons tvho,could •havt:: tettiied in his be alt, two . nrere accused, prevent tlicot becOoli!-g witnesSes, and `two others . had IC4Ve, tlae kingdom. • •. , . When tha Cotitiel for thePrisonerswete about to address the £out-17.the President informed him that he Mat, - indesigc in_ any, personalities 9 .Igainst the 1 4!gisrrates of the Police, or 'any infdrio r . "The Prisoners, exelairned vio lently agaimr this and a greactleal_of C+lll. lUSIOII ensued ; at last DommANcr-r spoke in favour of all the Prisoners, particularly Derner vine and Cerachi. After all the Witne3ses had been examined, atmi Counsel heard, the President summed up the whole case, and animadverted. The July fotind Cerachi, Arena, Dernervi/le and Torpino Lebrun u , thy, and they were sentenced, to death. Thei r Cciuntel contended that sentence of Death ought nor to be passed upon them, but the Court decided otherwise. The other Prisoners Deana, Furney, Destecq, and Lavigne were acquitted. ,PROIPIV BREAD BIL 4; ~ ~ C [As the operation of this Bill tiotnmences to mon ow; we consider it as rendering a‘setyice to the Public to give an Aintraet a its , most es sential Clauzcs. j .., , ABST ItA CT of this. ACT for prevonting the manor. factoring of Fine Flour, and making, Breadsolelv from Fine flour of Wheat. , .., r That from the tith day of January, *Sot, in London or ,within 40 itlii!!3,l.AilLi. train the'24th of januttry.inaVery . (alter part or • (40,01, B.;ititin, rm . Meal, tkiC gr400.10,11t ' Wheat or any othef Ciair t , s h a ll b e dressed Ant° aity firer 'description of &kid eti. Flour than such as till ' hedreged by or ,tlxrotigh vrit4 0141114:es,, construeted with nut . Mire than I hirteen. ~v4t'es 1 the .Usual and'knoyyn ii.c,, %,tg ht, aid iiliCiali.l - C,..Oit *11 ;';1;: of a square - inch, or cloths' '(.orreiptiniiint Ai) 3ttah Wit:- rn 3Chines, Caned lts. , iSd!eitieiiiti -1 ed cloths, qt L tttuf,tat4ththvbio,,2, undor„cert4 . 4i4,V.ellal- ties : nor sh4g .. iv, 9114j,swiA§_Of crhs than such „.: am before deterr be used by any Mil er oi: 9tiler iie6tir, whatever tram the retpetitive4hlte'Above-nietitioned. That from the 24th Januiry; , ;&s4 in London or within 4o miles, and from the 3tat day of January, .18or, in any other part or Great Britaief7flo - Meal or Flour of any liner sort shall be sold or aposed to:: s o tto by any persan what ever (ex c ept yloui,iipported and soia in the.barrels in which it is imported) under a 'Pe-Salty. • - • •. That front the 3 rst of lanuar . y, 1539 t, iu lionctltlia:tl3- in 4o trrilet s 'and troth . . th4.l 7th 4.ty'or 'l l VOrehty; 1 , 1 11 itny othq-part of. ,Grant Britain, np pkraim o'r make:for private tnieor fur wiry (lr than y 11 ar e:ipose to sale, any' Bread made from any \Vhearen . •Mieat 'Y'rou r unmixed of any finer 30tti wider enal cy That from thi.:24tit of January, set in London and within 40 miles Of 1.;'):1101; ; from the 3 list of Jan(iary; i Lat in every' Other putt- of Great Britain, thc..kssiise444o.br set to , .rmilate the Prnter.of oaf t the Wheaten Bread. Ne of, the finest sort of lylierf, .;; `Flour by the - Von, no sort Bread, whether Wheaten br mixed according tn'Peice:, r be regulated by the Tables in th:: Scindule, itccor:ting I , i the rules and directions annexed thcroto, from :h.: live rage price of the linest' sort of Wilt:Arca t' four :t?10w,...J. by the At to tr martitfaaturad.- That 1 4'0444,4)341 4 i44134!ir apt! 34st,of jßnuark ili24 re-7 spetivels,'qe lien ally Prtce di-Witcaten Bread qt the sort allowed shall be no thth for site,. 01-$Oll4 0 ; ihrtte tO sale, any oilier , tift 0. thl.act, whether Witt-aun t pr,maklu of Whoa .4t)y othef Cort),:G , orl) t.the, at a higha rasp tf.d«.,. 41:ai1 be_teturiticta PeliAltr. • . - That alter 01%.,24tb anti .3 Est days of lanuary respr ve lv, althousli nu Assize or Priet ot'Wheaten bee st , ot• the finest sort shall he set, na l'erson shall rriake far sale, or sell, or exposelto plc., Eatir other sort of Bread, whether Wheaten, or Mixed, at any higher price or, rate titan the Wheat an Dread of rlit finest 'son, , shall, at the 4ame time self flit inifie Bract - m :NI. who no'such Kread shall be sold M the saute place, or the mama 'adjoining plz.cc), under a Penalty. . . . • ' That after the passing of die Ali, notwithstandltig any Assize,. any Person may:make, bake,' sell; and expose to sale, • L?skvo made of,,Whoiteni Meal or a •charier sort, or made o; aoY sort of Wheaten h lor Flour, nixed with the Milli, or Flour of any other COrn,. Quin, or Pulse whatever, or witb.Potatueiiii-nny.propbrtions they shall deem proper, and at any price, so •that . such price shall not excred the.price 4 pf theWheatcn Bread, upon which an Assize. or-ilwe'shitt'l bt 'Set; in pursuance of any .Att or Ad of .4 ) .arl44lnesit *A - ;• • • ,That every I'ersopp(tEtholil make or bake any, such * Wheaten . Ma de bran); M eal vor 1 7 1pnr of an Interior quality, to the tine.st Sort of PlotrrAllbrven by t he Ad, or any Mixed Bread, *bail clistindlr ;,,lark upon every Loaf of such Wheaten Breac 4orthut Fl t and upon every 'Loaf of such Mixed Brea r a .I.irge Rtirrun M. Persons omitting to frikrk such Wheaten or Mixed 'Bread as dirceled, or not wdlroniking, such, dread, or adulter, sting, or making, or bakiN ibe sale, or bellin g , pr expo sing to sale, any Loaves desicient hi weight; shall be 'ladle to Penalties * Forfeitures, and V uniShrnonts; Powers OiAtts in tune, relating to Mak Retprns of Meal, setting an Assite l 40,W4ittiiMg lire;al, , or §earching 'for'atiulterating - I ngr4tcnts, extend to this A tit i 36 GM: 111. Cap. 3Z. relit:AA h, ' Power to „Vingibirates to iieteffitine Cases, and to enibrce Payment of renal tribu ttong of Nnalties2.-Coni pet the attendance of Witnesses-4ortn.i of Convi4t,oo, &v. kc. 84e.--Lithitatiori of ,Prosccuttott :ca r day:. Act to contirme in forcc,, until the 6th day of N ti: , ,tilir.•l tgot; and ffinn thence to the end of sk,weekN, 11 , ;111 comment-meat of the then niAtt Sessionli I'arii,t►titi 1,1 • This- clause permit red the making coarser and cht..:tir er Rtead untivirkvanding any Assi;r, previtn4 to tile ()tiler parts of Ow Act ht.-eorning f This Aet perrnitteti the ritiking of Niixt ilrerd under certain. Tirstrktton4 now repealtA' mill the I , trivisiosts in CliiuscAki 1 . a re substituted instcad of that A;•,t. Weclnes,day morning, in Grmvenor-place, the Hon. Mrs. CORNWALL was safely' delivered ola Daughter. 'The Unica Shaul has been lately introduced, and is quire the Tan. The Rui, the Tbctrie ntid the Shamrark are united in, embroidery, with tine effe4l. There seems to, be little harmOvy• between Fraio and Stroimpif,wtsare to judge from 4 re cent event at ,k?aqt.i i wherv, the First Violin •at the Opera liouse o , Madrid, was so much :hissed thatheifairry scumOrfaaway from the Qrchestra. Weare happy to petreeiVe, by the Dublin Pa:. pers, that a general spirif of improvement is el_ ready springing up in Ireland, as an effeft-of the Union, A plan is tettled, among many other pub. lie works of great utility, for making a Canali from the County of Carlow' to Au g hrim in the Conn, ty' of Wicklow. The est a t es o f isrl Ft TZAV t t Ltwtvt will-be particularly benefited by it, and his Lordship 'bents engaged to encourage t h e pl an i n the most 'bend manner. Poz 7C44L SOCIETY. I thank otr., door friends.' for your hearty applauc, A:tribute you pay briny zeal in your cause, That seal whkit suggested cacti copious hAlangue, When tur ,Flers.es Were JO haNg. 'That zeal. gain. th4l prompt Jfkkre ar 4 trifle, Err arty. such.friendi shall depart si , ith a rote. 1.1,0 w it is t;itill for persons lii!e me, 1 . 11: 7 tk7t CIL A. 1 k whan exalted, to speak reirker,,fiy, rnake somc LC oa affairs of the Start: ), Arj the conch:et of Mittiitcrs l men we all' tote r Tc review all their measures, their scope and their airh. ‘V,:ich if good s or if bad, we detertitine to blame, sce , if out olii Constifu tient they touch, A sytiterneur A.nerttors yid u'd so Mach, And which our own Club Was first fernt'd to defenci Though I think inodern Frenchmen the SyS rein MIA 17161 d . • , . :sit griev'tloh l my friends, deep! y grived, when / say CurStkiety never adieu:lt'd for a day, But events most itlarinitig indeed have orcui'sly Yet they mike no impression, no el:41)0ot is heard, The people at large arc all loyal and quirt, And nene'but the rabble, how strange' triad, a riot, A riot, inciet:d, DOT Luc t..:xiellent .- • Teii a forts Aila to queil, many than! for 4.1: tine. The events I allude to I fox very strong, • • , And I know the same fcalisig_to you must beiortis Yct, such arc the Ortiei, that t think it is hest - • Not to utter the larguat;e my feelings suggest. • • , NO rDiikuiunq that haiipen excite dilicontent*, The peotle 4re. still towards the tiovernment bent, • And 't were warn in .their PattqF 01.3 i exertion, to maize, No Jacobin arts their attachthent cgt tthake A, ,I,4eript' ; .- is now but a podr.ktriest traae, Fur, What can we do ;ti it itoat„pipalsie - Aiei Whenevet %Pe fnct 'that, thk .ec0p14:414,76-, My friend - . Mr. - Fox wilt their Ir . njudire, stoke, whert.the women: cis no . longerretti4, . But rouse haektoittiostundinipt in his tire. -*••• .),•• • But 'shall nett' atternpt.dt this time to dilate ,"":71,-; a~a , . Uta the•m4rtifOlitevily that. bEtti;kt,:tt Ott: State. 'UnAssitted by thoee A4pile Wi/takaelq i.vuld Jay vvotlftt-beiilthf nti. use; Ana :let, Pm sure,citiit 8424' eiYip prouu e, is noruur fault if ail tfiints We httirit-dol'all we could tb f,lli ,Freu the t:b rpcli "iva stand iIT a tteite! 101 7 e r.N . • tllat vFere . A nd lielkto.' we in pnbile'llow free if Map moot.i'n dfettilki )1) tatirefit; .,, a' fir street; But this freedditi', l Prei?; ieW etil3 !okr, r. , ;() , W11)..;417 When tit - 4y i,ve'ltlieietitly" to keep iM /if Eik,;,, z • it , iittglt" 116.*.r0i4t1 .a PyTigx: -Yet; ten, 4ity lii 21cncnce of cieeeriey, rqrtstip;tgin:rl I it efetiance ; ik - patt Of Cler'4.lrizrerj , proud to Obtain; 1;4 k.c.i.T'up the ptctenee, That our anti is . the denncr.: ~~. tai , • I KOTZPI3VE, til(l9.gil he iito.lari zdvantageon • Court, place a: ha; ; no means a sinecuee. he is Amost the only Dr:imitist iri Russia, he is obllle4 to he di4ent; an;l. we'therefore find him, in the last German Pcirign, aaivertising three. volynieC . Of I.ly 7;7.. D n 1 ( f0"A.,. - of whcith . we it told that he' C0“.1;..4)Ncd Play' in 'AWenty-fout hwit 3, Will soon 'be outdone by this relid G • ff max. Apio u oU . weirs to ha VC taken is lesson front the Scatch Law. HP banishes,, riso diiifteeted fuop Egyr, as lesser Crintinalsr;to banished tram Scotle A nd I;,fe, w4ich Dr. jorit4. SON would 1 VC COIISiCk red its the greatest fa v o ur that could have been bestowed upon 'him. The revivals at our Theattis of good old Stock Plays, ate likely to have the effe& criputting some of our modern Dramatists to death. Somi Philosophers have asserted ? thae man is the creature of, circumstances, hut' however that be, it is certain iliat 'from' accidental' cireum:. stances alone we sometimes disc Over theAennine chaiatters of .men. 'The bene .. ..olettee at 'heart which sOme possess, might never have 'been :SO fully manifested to the tvorld;'lf4t had not been lbr the, existing:Scarcity mr - High Priei of the 'first Articles of Life. It is With' great pleasure we - have noticed One and another who have ais_ tingUished hir thOr attention to the ( pncirer Classes at the present extratirdinar'y time; but' amoixst all:Those who by this behaviour ha ve relletted credit on litho:miry; we are* not itWare of one, person in * the . Kingdom Whoic Motivei have been less goestiopel, or whose lily ralitY has been inor ex tvnsi Ye ' , tban Mr: , Jour, rVi f r: KS, Proprietor" Of the Rush I.enstrit,'irr. the city' of Bristol. In , private hi , this,.Gentietilan has long been disrihguiSlidd for the' stability of his friendship ; and the promptitude with which he has 'ever *tiviisted 'the - tmforlunate, both by his counsels and his purse ;r ss hllst his. spitmt, on all publie occAion.4, ins been the adiniration of the City 'where he.d - wells, ;anti - is T With great lice be fleld - up'as :an example -to the - tqatibli at Bat it is. at 'this rinds* atvon'akr.n charatier h i t , li e st light. Fat a long time it ie. , . have hcien oiv a - large -- staliA. t!ie tressed .Fatriilies whit, ti lih-prit'ate Jr.e time he has applied a - hanasiitue eapitart.) i foie N:fort of n..:rchasing Provhinns 7 fe y t)I3Y At the first them, rzt cven a loss, to the indil;as;c >ttl'`tlt~ aiikkied ; a condutt .worthy of itriitarionVos -well deserving of praise;.and which ktiper lir Mr. WV. sits' cha., ratter of thei,! -, tifioiCie,,et. - ia r a hod ; that of one of the-1110ST vstltmtrlalt Metubers the Corn.. munity, • We 4 - think ait justice- to add, that we ;ire almost wholly noknown to Ivrr. Wilk's,' and by thus wording the excellencies - of one man, our. only motive hai:heen, to stimulate others to a cot:dirt% equally commendable. The titv.ebess of GORDON hai not yet appelr l , eg in the tbshioliable Circles . thi Her gr,..zd holiour and vivacity cannot but be misted. ~~~~~~