The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-28 00:00:00

'~ ~ : , w ;. , f . , , 'i '!). t' ' f I ii L, . 1,, 4 , 1 - ` 1 '; • 2 I r , .r ~,: .6 r .~x I:; ~~~? ;A i I COAL 41A - 1 h,Lll, : tliryt,CL4 27, Nisrk, k Ship ar Id Novcoitic , 3 suittic644l,, 45 8, ed. t' 55 1 . 9( 1 . 01. to cat. (1, ~" :, 5 ~ ✓- ' r. S p.Ol-le did not like trust oil their eggs to ono 1",- - re 4 N-1 come forward and sob. • sr'r tic tifuli't Cots limprission, that, it any thing di..,orotts tweed here, they conk! go In India tied :1110, l ; ' ► coOntryttien, 014 V.te profits of the money 'HI had lent. But it Was wiry natural that tboie G ittl;laiett who hot towel money here at five or sii per cent., wil.ich Was afterwards lent oat in t I.lne' Or t;. n, 6hould throw cold Water on eve. v proposition xvlnch tended efoi 01. He• con- , eluded by hi-k i ting, that the. Court would overlook tiny contusion ot Ms head, and estimate !us conduct by the polity - of t:is heart, ' Th e m o tion for the ballot on the 424th 4" April was then agreed to. Mr. R. JACKSOti oblerved, that tke thanks of the Court had het4ti given, on a former occasion, to certain young .Gentlemen, Members of the East . 111.1 H Sernittary,, who . had greatly Eignalistd them crivei in their studks. He had same learned, how ever,: that many ,other young ,Gentletnen, whose xlBlll+ it w.fte . printed in the list to a Ailiallel" I:lhtrae• ter, were also worthy of re , citing 3 similar honour. ZIP A.:fif ituttiotlg to remedy the defect, ai fat as their Piles would ;Ann of it; and he, should therefore move— • . • • 4". l'hat.sil the' young Gentlemen who had been omitted .411 Ole former vote,' and who hall distin 7 thelit:t i •l. 11l the late t:ica.minatious, should be re'et•Alti , I in trill vote of tiftlirks.', 4 tOl it) i lmended Resolution,. Sod sta , et; i hat the youtiv GeOtlt.iplal to whom thankA trad barn voted On the ioro t er day, had still further tiktinguk t heti theot,elves, having received ineirts, and a' variety it . f - Thi! was thrn at)rceti ' .IVW' then t'd,t h id to Propose to the Coittt, thin ic lirnytt it•.;;•,001. tion of the ; General Court of, tf.e 10. Dt:c.cqobet • last, , • Th•tt ;he C tie r , vt.mitnetk ;I:on ni trie Court of Pire;•toi he 71 1 h t,f 11.,c,.nioer 1.00 the sl y o!" t t o,Salillo';d, litfilaarr S;tcri-••.1 . . at tiirt lititioe tor euudmailla IVloll , ry ,:! .A, 1)0 incaeitaqi; Iroin t moo!. 1,1, ~. i.; :t;tratut, to increase frtim thi; ! ttli ot Mr, fioeic t , , :,! a•,..yorist which lie felt it to ,•:, ,it IEI !, Lk had looked over i t Levi!. tit, t itAtt, awl hi. did not port:Hee any suiti-eieht t-,t,o,ter.the prow) o. : 11 01•16;tt pry. ft did nit that the duties oh liar .oa - let; werertow gutter ti n t , ; a year ago, ...,)teti 10001, Wlilil de;.•it et' a 4 tlitici,:ht ailarV. lt loth ipc ‘ v differences ill lr,t,it had. cleated ad linett.il teirrporary :turn have 11,rtt tteiti.Ultlt iI, but li as no argowent .fora pe It iti.rlll exteil t oun of sat. lary, wlrcit s',ltild last the life of the nntivi , w,,l lie hid t;.,:110 the iiiivointinctit of hetatto it wi'pi tiiking an honourable a ti ltterativo office Out tri he; hands•of the OfFicers of 111;1 Ili alai!, n,any ‘vhotn.(withou int tog ally leticrli , Ao oil the abiicy tilt Citykilt S.dit.owl) Welt• efiu..llv yl'rikiett to lift the situ it on I's trr Witt a tt o • tier, a: c.i, in ItiA mityl, ii great ,ot jection lii th cl .propo se ,t toeitsott4, told thin Was the ditittes.ed tnate'io' filt,triceC AVlren they wire nbhgcd to Seek study coonoloy,, t)t their expeneett. The it then iii;rvcd, to. • th e nee.4.l,,nufAlpitriiiia:Aii b, Iti , pllt-- RocK fold. vi ) 10 o f 711,1.4ri tA h , ' , .11 Itptved 10 tk,t Gcti,•ral and the Li.Hc• ;o:.•nittid. r their co:iitniitict, hici ti n I,lc, ot ;'ranee and Kiorhoil, thd.ir E;,..; India rmiicssi , lns dorrred trit•chHaddkoon3l tievw 'act; 4s, however, that *as L o t 14 0 ,w to ho thtl r;ild, he UOUhl, 011 , 01 ii llinitril WWI offoring his tribute - of applaii.ci In I 4 1.1tlitUde rl thoie'grilt;intiy toi4 Mr. 1t , J11 , „ in n'tew minutes atterwarifs, that it wts the wish tit litany Gentletnen near hi , h, tltHt. ,Y resi.iiiition ut thank!: ,i4rmid.be soca to tltOitt lieu u, before the Conti adjourn tl. tie ',i7 clot prupated i tth ti•r4- soltilon thei . othjel, but if. he wtre p&rmitteci to insi - wci the, triintueb, a II sokiti,on ccold hetouyvor big 11111.11 lo thAt' Wiled On a former ott.'aition. • Afil:Ati , said, it W 34 tertliuly 104 'duty to., pot a..y tint siion: Which 111) ITOh. Proptietor, think lit to tootte-but c , , , :rtainly the . Geittlenion to it hiin Moll' not coott,tmplo4d k itty vote'nf thanfis, of hough they Were follyscosib!e of CIF , nieritg and services of the °Meet's et..ployed nri the expedition alttalett tit....,-the last iietirtneo of titan sing liven toted, was on the - catittire of Seriusavat i am j butt that Vtrsi.s 1 CaSe Ory i ke ht lit—. lie 1-iies of" Fianco arid Botithon bakin4 been takihni 'o behalf of ijv.tty ; however, merety ittott4 chr hilt' cobsideratiouol.lie Court', Who were 3t to am as theyi)!;-„aseki. After.a few WOWS from 1.0 . ,v,Nnt , ,5, the Cow I. adjudrired,' As itto_l,A,()tOttei, in the Chinesp Seas' r , f,v,e(l to at ,4: , 2,0t, tiv.! tt Sili otli.sretl,lbem, the livit;sll 5t0. ) .4,11yf koirtin.tiltleil by, eitot, I)..TUCK.'II.IA; p 1 tne thstin gttisheil himself in Oil 1){ : A:sla11 wal about to elople4eit agaitifit 0V i° v it ile.predotorh ; aitt,l tf(mbt ‘, .fl,tr Ot.At accoti9ts iroto'l.ll - tlto. iitnatlclo, that. the4o t , eWt b;ttre Coftl , Actt!ty ,i("iiin by the coiti.lint o. • tilt; 41m z , Thut tto,,p:4..tt. I,k (.; : t 1 )(,... a 41,1 tlic.l,-32, of .Prott: CiAollcl Ili ttiUiS.lctt • The willost Cqnliality and fr.fit molly existed /ie . - I A. , ( 4. 711 tim Civil ai.14.1 , , • is. pr. 13,11 g f,hut n , O, L Pt)olititints c 4pa Cetfir.tolt " 3 pt:r Cott: ,:tol'Nhitt COiti, 64 4. A4;11, il):It I si:. ;Lif 3 I.lr Ck^.ot, 63 ! )trt LUP•4 DON s Pco,c, 11i.i 4 .1(1:i, tn. No, 4, &lantern ,outt, how-wort; old Pt:Wished by WILLIAM ARM! ER: SC k I PPS, suutb At Lot: ~.14./ M9l L. N Ot.i.icg, No. I s t ", 4, whttat 4,everiisemerw, Orcievi for till Paw., Gtairs for the. Editor iec. tpettufr a id), m • • . . . inquire after tttem. M. ftobson, an Oppoi.t" Nlett.berot Parliament, was payilig his comp"' r " tr Genered ., .l4lnot, vvtio did uot even calm aor !;,,,,- AtJength„.Overconie w ait tongue aud .. ."" i ''' l , (4 E the w.e d t her, "If.yoir will itc , l oi,t me, ( nitaCt "":" e it..lll , "aid be, `'l will take a chair. it ' ',"" Jutiot, "jinn unety go ini.i) iiirt orlticiiiittlti• I. i ~.A decree of the C;overtnocnt, in 1603, 01.0.''''' :. that the decors of Niturtr, Val-ocient.es, aild , tainl4.•.An, st:ould he •nilite).Lit.Velduli,..,otO/u• ak - the dt:teaus lit France ',ooth I eagat; tititherialll''r own,exi,enie. - ' ' . • ',• 1(1 1..i1t ~ ~ t-16 obliged ta travel nyder the `;'.'` ' a -genditrroe,,te w :tont all wcre ordered 1.4 t - ; , 4 slullitigs a tiay, and to deiwynis e3llll,lltill,Thl'4l, :t the4lll3 (in the "lad ; 11;t1 ari LllO. • g...a.,,1rrii;i,:c,11,0' ft r , ,ily reconliptloed tAI WO lkitt:Ver iii' tlii),,lll 1 °1). I . , ;,,,;‘,/ i ' c 1)1.01,:ibly rt:Cel%eti n tee faun tile i:,ithet..',ivt,' wi.ls charged in the claeiiris till. ' ' ~" 'II . .1:,35 "as one of the hrsi Inv .it on , 1'" 11 , 4 Engliiiii sneered in Fr,4tt:i. 'llie krctit,h, `''•''' °'ll'' aectised or sus etie& tit tift.y.'erlue, ay, I'''''`'"' ) '; g it e l tt it la ° r r a t i ) i ' e v , " t il t l i l i C t s st. P. p i* c u i j,Ajittil)inaniiiele;i:l! 1 .:0' 1:' ... : t 3 ''‘ l' i.e : 11 _ti,t)lieleioinrp:iy:uit:te,,, .11.3 ) ice i s ray o i l liv lti e i x.p li e i s i l l ) ! , i ::::::..:.:::‘ i . ' r.,e to. English were ordered topay t v4.ry' g'''` m , ~I these. fellows vv.:felted the best WIIICS, allcti:,,NO the best cltet.n• that Ow inns.cool‘i 1,10.100-1. j ~i Conceive the imlign...tiOn 0 tr,:e. Uol'll,3lo' ,‘ .' of ratik.anJ.educ.rtioo, thocl)l' l:: ''''''' ' i rlo under the erd,rs of a constable, itticl to e,;r.rit,l "', constables' they wLwort;obligcd to p 4 now ito s s cs i , dred and fifty to t.. 0 hundred ittirei, be' i ' 1 • 1' • 1 penseS on tlie road. Those gentlemen, who ,at .firs( tehof d I°ll4l, ila I ' this, were, tnenaced to be. Marciicd u 104' " ~ 1 Q 0 4 1 1) 10 . 1 ) sailors, 'to De guarded Iron ,t,i!):• 1.0 StPo,ctiv, Illte gendarmes ot. the different ton io e.l ' 11( '',,,ia and i to be shut Up at night in the 4. 0n:,,,i,i, ji1",,,,e ' e tt r ) i lt ki l l , e lal if the local gendarmes wer e '''' t rs , i 'L toi t Ii ,111 a hound o f s traw to sleeid oil : , « 10 t ' !' ''t -;, 0 eseo!t''them, they'ioigttt'• be-01)lrge d "?, :',l, 100 leisure fur ' several • days together. 0119 0 6 •''' e c,,, , ;( vermin, and feloni o f 1$ j0i.,,,0. Ancl.w.b..oi'Aiteit —theiuconfittence in the 10j .11 1 0 : ', . i-, ;: ,, ' \,,,- . it~ , . tu • 'lle Oistance between lialencic:lloo At ~jii,fiN cw. l ,, a 3,o d stic b io e rt e vlcy n : l wit ,ie at rn i i ii i l tt s e n cl ow to , re ti e: o h:i o n w q ii i o ot' c t i o t: i l itir ,: t ilit:: : Wall i thirty P°Stsi Or atlout 1.5 u iniir• 111 ow „,i. re; , 2llt depots during Ulu' t;est .seasoli jar roli ad Und 11". o kb the defult of winter, m•hun Ebc is ill:) ,,; a Carriage were olaJi , ed to mart:ft 50•1 1 )4 14 ' °°6 ' tont. e 6'00! lire distress of many families with Pnl tr ao , a ,cci or andt Who, pe rhaps, had left Englau4 Do' ) I , t " t peo had laid in their be ltZ ( K i odtftlie:laiii):l p'elllllll-41ni;?,,ItIolil their lodging, for the winter. 'I be er 11c ,, # ,,.11 , / 9 . 0 t buy their wood, as it ,as cei lain - C , / ~ l'Utlld in the end be obliged to gise " - '' l , I r ,,, '' lunch lehilliPs, of the Marines, wig) 1 1,, d " 1 4 1 ;, 00 . 111 0' world viith Cooke,' %vas reducc- 1 ` ul , l l 4 : lA i , ' ll 1116 wit4und cinldten, one of tnoin ii,u'i''''''A'ol „,p , t n oPeo cart, nut bettirr than ,a bagg:/se w '6 " 40 ,1" parry ' from r Valenciennes hid the ``i'V','; tiIJ J str'''ungti l'lJYas ; :and though the ;,0(1."11 1 ,, , ,; 0' hies have to tied' witb•pcupbe in Idiluc, :.' ~ ;" it ' , te;:caulY c ivil, they give tilt:ow:lves ett - tY ' 11. ,:,c , ' ~, -to t h ose wno are out in-a•vtilY tu 14 ....e,,,,,,„.. ~ , • \ At' k t , 1 . • A . -g h ,he dtflerent parties Arr:“ 413 iherPaisett outer the draw-brd,„;,, tress, of g - me Way, the idea ot a j''''' ', r , eBS, el duilgeons and oftz:ro.q, occilar'd :: ,1 '1 heal. Every convany, on passing ilic gu' l ,` ~..,. '.l 1' attended by a gend3rtne to Elie elt.!'.l',i',',",'' 'bri Were deseribiAl from head - to 10 " t 11 ; ( 1 tac 1 : 1 / 4 ; ""httlitrit's regime', and •obiiged a l'W')',i ov"".. got. illetr parole' in wr i t ing, as .ii a P es i ' e , i i:111, ,1' . 14 '`iiiC"Pk, rnore rtA break li's• second i,ll' tippet nextrbt .11iej V '' i'' e'enjtotted mit to o tio 11''Ito'v' ,„,, , J m°rning, ;inii , iotlered .to retcr , n i"" 1 * `let' to,look fur loogiogs ' , ,ived 41 , i , Ti e h .. 1 d 4 i nutti_er ,Ut toe .uelertus kvno go it 4. ii , ,F ", 41 : 1 might have ..itnot.nitecl M - twee 1!0'',;,06},101, listing `)! People. of rank Lind farittoe i „ • i ,, , ,,, L 0, r . I .Yl , lCiallt4 MerCh3C/iS, IratIeSITICI), ar'` i Ser ,_;',.''''''' ' . LTo 6e c'ondraid.j '-'-" ,--- . ..--;---'— '-- - ingbbury, ot:a'Daug - of ( K ) r! rite . slat iota, ill .m.srehmont•strccr) ' ~. el , : 1 ~. 1 ,,,iy t t)o m - i , , , uta.ay di .'d.tedey• street, Rath , t ! , i ,, r , c op Flon. and Key': Edward Itr ula soli .0 1 .' ' 0 - ', i liA " At New v -ork che I.ady (l. o c t 'pr. joct 1011, Of 1 4' laughter . ~ ...---''' ------------ iiiiteirit., OS_ „. ._ tio, T. oaf, 1 -------":"---''-"----------- ..e V e n r Sun day the 17t h lust, at L i fir D tr s l) ool . h 0,11;110'''''.: 00' 1 0 , place. Pont , LH. of Cadiz, to Miss ttradtc) 1 ,4, It On Saturtia) the t 6 tit • Norco Cruj,Ji, 11;4." (""e'enti to M 1 t In". it°bert. W-Tiolt xi•OF 11,1?,,s.stiti. „rc. his May, daugtiter of 0 I co o': E sq. " o t! 1 P, 2 2d lu s t. at North fierwick, WillA)1/1„0,s1?„1 ' "evonsturc-Itreet to Miss Charlolld roioliel' rYulintl4llne,mtli_o fa_ , cia , og . ti tcr pi i,11.4.. tats ovire.tialit.'' • , 8 ,, , , , ye4cci:,7. 0_1 . 1 , i , 19tn, Kcginient of r0?'.,,,, guys, to tyi,,,."o',,,tilitaiii Gordon Wand, ot .' „ „.....,,e , C. "1-4'.4 of Itorticater. _...., __.,,... „ Op the 2fit inst. at her fietlSO in C° l . ell?°l hi l. i• . rt p. DIED'. . tert.,, 41 "'Mott, Mrs. Margaret nom )soo► wile l (j 1%1411100n. - • I . ' I CIO° i‘Y° E c ( a ) " li,ri"aY the szii last. at Moeelesfia,-. y . ,if 11( ' , -,,• a most atniabic )01ing own o,llo`/''':.‘ii• i. ' ell Alld rtes sty , d , 1 d f 'l'l6, ailli W.'', ,"iir) 4, The , ~,,._l, , I . ) ore by 1113 . Al! c. , Ai,, it ( :.,,,,,lo is p l , s i w r i la e6 /: Tt 4- iei o ( d tl ll )) . tl d nh :t'cll yetr yi e att s i o l u i l i fi ni .Vil u t siz , 2 i l i ni :; a l o :( l : :: Y s, . ll l l : : si a l l Y s i:' , l oi t3 i t , .ie :NtiVite.l4.4:rri(ttafli,::wtcT:okil;r3Cliiilt}t:a:trilelontlig. j1;1%,e1::411,1;$:%1:1110:0kildi:::::nti;i::11:.(i'r5.;64"t,t11:1,"::.ifi,oP4f:'11),11:4:11t:;111:::,)),::,'':,';I:ii:eiitil;IE'41.1.T:‘c:s' of Minlowil-floube Su.,sci‘ C 1 1$ i ' 'II. V : of .. ((M):llr.tplee-ssihsilrat'lYllsinngl:tikillitatnifg‘t lerabat'' s a h t a l ; t a I , " b s u tth':l‘rj.. et:" cs:ci : + : '-::::1:t1 7 " ) i. k . Ur. Price of. Trinity Colleie, car',}' c,t,, ~ j 'i" t , PA 11:1:ii}esi.,,srieol:t1.;);i1rileastit'111-I:ls(atenltiri;ltlyiti:lllikell4tt'htreilli:4da'ttirt:titY3r;;,,rll::: r:l:;jj,, / 0,1411501, the lather ot .Jr. tvoctio 11 , ,,,,,,, ~,, ol - at l t!m King's Theatre, and or Masi, 1 ,44 , 11 . 1 fy. We i ' ) .i''' he 'beginning of last week , .:' Liard , r ul 1 :,,...,- , glestMl•Placc, neat Storringtoni agc, ur v —,....,..."..........'" • ton, street, 1; tortenOr ite• ISt be addressed. SPi(MSfi AIPER3, , . CADIZ, Marcb sth, the enemy sent an Officer to the Brdish Admiral, the object 01 whose mission Wt are unacquainted .with. A corps of between 400 and 500 French troops have been obierved marching tow ards Xerez. From all these circumstances some very important operations Are speedily expeeled, We are in hourly expeBation of hearing of Rome brilliant exploits performed by the heroic troops un di:r the command of. the patriotic and enterprising B4astero - .;; who Colltii)LlVii successful career in pUrsuit of the enemy.. The latest intelligence frotri Ayamunte states, ilist he had advanced as,lar as wit,* four leagues of. Seville.. The aCCOUDIS irom, Badajnz come down to the 4th. It 'defended itself heroically, and had fired'one Bt the enemy's powder magszims, u hick caused considerable damage. ) . and we learn min her, that s Most gallant sortie bad been made by the prti son. who cut off a considerable number of the be siegers. VATS 07 TIIE SPANISH , GOArtiftIiOtt or TORTOSA. (01 , 11 c lAL.) , • Atltlregi or Manifesto to the Pcople of Catalonia, front the Mar q ui s .I(:attripo Vcrtle, ..,aptain-Gonerai 0 1 the _Royal Army of tint Prineiliallty. " (..:ATALat4sl-11 is with coikcern you will bear of 11;e iniamoni snirend,er,nl Toth, it. . With iho sentiinehts y'vtll tie intelligence he received by the Army in generalsby all good. Pa-, itints—ond 1:y she n.stiott :ti largo, wlicn they learn 'hat this fortress wain d :ivt rt d into th o .ii4ndi of it Fsetsch, by its tittitorous Governor, 11l Cowls; rL nrqcet:ding'so till, tt,sl clunin , sl; which _lirA ly excitt.ss iii yont bosoms le,-lings of tilt oiloost in dignation, must ot cdll lntraky lot my inn- Artily of the Province. I have as'.'s . ortisilt:ly..ail4ldd MUM' niory investiotion into the cirr.niti;ila.oca of rill, nitAnnus in order that ..1 , 4 11 3-1 jtiy ice might he don'tt,• In tiVouticil composed of G 4 'ener.ll is, to ultutn iho case,was ttritPredv have :,ttljudg i .-(1,. that 11)., said Ciin,do tie Alael).i shad , W,f ,. r +mo t , by tituit ,g and that the ;;,.....ntence shod be 'ex, crated at threv u'ehtelt in tit, atn-rpoini to-ino;trow. 't Catalans svatiold or the gibber shall be the just Lite ot traUors, of ~ wirstevi:r class they may enuntry is iti thitgt.sr.; antl,,wish a view to Us salv4tion, it is neerssary ,eio. cu n equal rigetir.and jitstitie s Without respect to persons;, otitecially toil:fictions ra , ,in, :nigh as the Condes, who basely taint:titter even a toot of :the ground in :his PrioeilialitY To - our in-vPterate entiilit.i. 8401 inert tihalt ctt;.e}iethe p(), elL'lllein7 Irons 9 0 ,—;.1N 0 i rue Sp , iliard will enckesvour to tibtain it. To ottr coun try v. t: OWe his justice:, its KliVailoll is at stake; r . 6tllttllild 1411111 s Province, justice shalt bts rigoruttsh (Sigurd) 4 11 , 1.1eqtric Dc CAAIPO VERDE." I i f 1 1 .1tNi, I . :wagon; I.jtll ;do, int." The i..ewenett it 4 io (ono, fletiiik:, 16 4 . 1 h, I h e 541 . 14 ,, 0 1 olut , te s wllO asskiea itt the Cuuuc of ‘V,Ir that the tiai!l (lover our. of Tonosa, (..;',e)ocie Ile lOr I,ir it ma mous surreokie(J)f 111,1 c t tt try dc;t;;ipitt j•Pr, tinder. the 4a , lt Article (i't Vv'itr, see. ro t tho Itiost vut)lic 4Rmshr PRISONERS 14V FRiLVCE. nom T4IE' ANTI.GAILICAN-SMNITOR. At a urn when retry Britiuh heart i appealesl to for tho relief or riiir litttiting'Coutitryttleal, and who, by It rccobt co. of itannaparte, arc Coo tiootoc,l to galley •;4',.ivory, we think; it may rim bt: ulairitt.vt,tinic to give :ionie ;Iccotvit -of the , ! imillher whip i ibey.were (VS( io9l 3 ne ) (n)(1 Of tiled. sub4e(joeitt ill' tretnn,vnt. Some tittle before our ArrittabsaAnr,- - Lyn' \S'hit. worth, left Paris, noinbersiof 'l;,:mi;listtnieit had quit ted Vrance, and others v•etrepreparing for their paittire, in Paris, it's well 04 , , other of the ilvpublic, the con , dituted authorities were itpplied to by sonic of our countrymen, to kitcw witql,tter any looter conkt accrue to them if they 1)1'c/141%01 ILI: . Fiat' Itl Ow colntry of Ireedow ; the ink tale swer lii which' application wits, th4t they need not Blighteit eppietrengion : for. their sieilety ; that in. the contmeneetnent of the .reigo of Itobe tipierre Maim, lotelgoors, in lira of, tieing de taitietti were, on Ihe t:olitnny, orderi d gait . the I cnvh territory Mat , & of I members of overtt. went see .01 even otretuiPti iii chi; tittestiori, Only throe d3y, br,lore-tbe genern ail ut~tiutt, ties ,Ilruttf trii 1,041 ed itssittire a , ..;,,inst the English who were escaping "out of the itipnblie, and tipbisidecl then with pnaillitiiitnity, rout Wairt cutifiJetiet . in the Grand e Nation; and the, following . artiele was, inserted in the dirgus by order of the. Goverittnent. $f At44ii, Niemtlay, &14/ 5, 1303. ire , 1 ? ^ tails as \Ye part !Ciftiit,', o c . imi( i ii wi;tt thy, rest Of oar cottntryruen, a(1,1 with Ilia liubhc irt general, in .the aoxiety tht . presettt stitte,of aitd C.llltl 9 t tail t4l VW? Sit41111(1 oilylriding WWI Ill , ;ltrtling3, of our re,t(lem.were we to pret,:nil . to tln oiliniow ‘ i o i l tile eventiel rtNttit Ole eKktittg. dist : coot bvtweQri h owever , we wily 1: 4 1k),. ttcil I 0 I,l)CurVtl ) far :14 the' procia , olomi.o .1 the , 06rtit sum:- tfie hope that it may be elket , , ; (l, every . vinistotit toritititat'sl favilurot.)lg jo the pi e m . 4 v a t P !It.•)Ct.!, ititt 11:111,titig at Knis, ,r , rl evey dl.ty Gt r LAI( of the, g r i mu t . tr a courier trtitri Lomitat with tictat , ivq,tivitrAtlioto, 'Ye( dry p.OiStif after day wititout.arty dr.filitivi, ars rliri-'l'.'inerits for 'rho.' dettlfttitpiof 1110,Auellettcy;.-1 deltik; therefore;;thia,cottiinkLuice alathir t i, in 7'40, WCC(iii we a r: , _not. over slttigtlitti , it our. hopes) as an auspicions, auguty ,.— lio Hat tthimitte resuft,..bovievecl W l l ni i' We COLICtIiVe it 44 owe to our conatiyin , ti tht!to against tltv precipitancy with ,vitifall t hey .0 k e way to their Icark, atid hurry.otl tit droves 101 E.,gland, as if ttirirt! were " tfn re tot lire bolo of their foot 4 ." as if their persoval . safety, their very existence, were at stake should the:). be found in Paris one moment after the departure of Lord Whit wort h, " To say nothing of the folly and preposterousness of.stleliCOnduCt, it isattendeci wit ti t he Mold serious in convenience to themselves. Their w hole plan s and ar taogements tot their abode in Paris ate utterly sub , yerted,: and heavy ocpence itKurred, which, as Tung as there exits a possibility of its test being ne cessary, and demanded byicircutustanCes, sought in prudence to Go avoided, Many of thent,'cloubtlesii, have come toPai is tvitli views of lit.long.stjoar , therefore but tair to conclude, that it an .amicable adjustment of the ditnience. between t he. two Go. vernmeets rakes lilatie,* •thoy will .be induceft to writ to France. Thus, then they will have Sob.. Jected themselves to the expencu aed inconvenience of a double journey, front and to. Paris, without the. least oinseor necessity whatever; tor should hostilities unhappily take place, ei Inch we trust will not be the ebeil 111 tl.;ii event they! will_be equally tree to quo tne tettitoties of the' French Republic as at ple , etitt ..Is that they imagine that they are nut I ' l bands of gover,tuent ) that war will Ott once net an end to the laws attd usages - of all c:i vilizcct society ? and tint they have-the same :treat io expect, on ilte,part of France, as they might with jostler apprehend were they in the dominions of a bartwous•poW or ? ,Wcre they, ' toritifit.ince, the •territurie, of the De) ,of Algiers, or t 1.4 Em p,,ror c,t •M .roccu ? Tu suppose them capab'le of such-oile tears would he an insult , to then good sense. if we look back to ,the precedent of foriner ti t tle s , we died, that. son under ult.: Lici,n Of Terror, now happily annihilated, and for : . .ever banished front vett under the tiettpotisin of Robefipierre, the rights of uations, as respect the Ltiglish, were Niipreted. Btu it were a tlbel Lyon. the present Go. %/t t - Innen( 01 - Vrittleetto: plAritte this sirain t ut avgu mem, akut.o draw a parallel bet were 'Sc) dia metrically opposite and incongruous.r,titues between there et6iitts out the rett....est athnity. Pio.' deuce, thefelore, ought to suggest to ~thvin tp wait t hi,: result. The • French Gi'vernment is 4ttetted by ,too lii tl a sense of national, faith and hunoor to 'Rat individuals rcspotistble lot the con?. duet of their respeattie CabMetS j SOU less will it re venge 1) 9 9 individuals 'any injury it Ma? believe to have tective,cl tr4iii theGovern,ment to whet that ins, Vs e,, therefoie, feel confident in asserting, that our countrymen will meet, with equal security and proteetiorilslmuld war unhappily ensue) from the Fiend! .3everntnetit,,„ as they can possibly hope horn the interposition of their.Ambassaddr." 'Scaree had 'Lord Whitworth 'quitted . P4tis btp. fore the telegraph spread the order for their deten l dim ; and in one :night,' hunt BrUtiliciS to :111004)e -her, trout li o urde au x to Geneva, ali the )317rtsli sub . jeds.' were alit si..J 'fraveHers on . ttie roads to Genitally, 'Spain, Or England,' were - sioiped; .evpll those who were waiting at. Calais for a favourat k i wind. Som e individttais - were callvd u,tit of the play.houses,. otherstvaked in their beds, to, sign a paper declaring . thrtil!telves prisoners ot war, Hen promising n to quit the neighbuorhold, nor pass the pighi oft! tit to,A a vt,itliout The following' niitice Titan the PreteCt to a tra v:ller st It teens may seise! :IS a specimen ;- - In . Picket of the Doattneto lit the Sotoinc to . Mr, , G , at Amiens. " I inform you, o! int! dreiee of the Givern . numt of the ItvpubUc, Limed the od Prairial, the elvyentli a a copy is untiortioatil. ".Col,scgt.ft:utiy, w 'coin the space of tour and wentrkiwits present nolitical ion, you will be so good as to comt ante yourhelt prisoner of war, at the house of the Town littjur of the. City cat • " tell you hotore,liatid, that no pretext, no ex. case; c.o cy,(4ntle, you, 11,, according, to the. Ilritiih law 3, untie cin .disvcrihy you num • tiervinlz, it& • . " After .11:iviog tnade declaration, t wenty-lbut you pvttrutteci. to rear.fin 11) C.itlO :hat you have not made your dmlora. Cum- Wu t went). •tuur hours, )ou • % no I,lllger atlniqt4.%l topve your parole; hut . you win. c0u.au , ..0 ti to the t t;euttai 1011,4 of milit.ry di; vi.man that will be fixed upon by ;the .Nittutuel 'of War. " I salute you. •E,xtr.l4 of, the ftcgi,,ters ettbe ovliberition s , O f the Covern.' Ingot of Ow it epoolio. • „ Sr. C100ff,24 Prairial, Heyman Vcar el the Republic. 'MI the .gtlglish lu the a militia, from , the age of eighte en t o sixty, holding' eornintssiuti from ,his. Britannic Mdjesty, who are at-present In France, 41)All bos io,ide prisoner.* of war.,-, to answer for the c:lizens.ot ti.o Iteptahlte, who have been ae rested ai , d itLa.k I , risutios o 1 "war by tho.vessels. or sttbjeris of his .aritatioic 'Majesty heloterthe declarzi-• tioii of }ear. " Minisiers, elicit, as far as enticerns.hini, :tie charge 4 the exeCution of lhe prebent decree. " Tile Fast - Consul, (Signed) '' BUONAPARTE. " Tito Sectetary of State, (Signed) " B. MARET. trust envy) • "'rite Glands Jute an.? Minister. of Jotake, (aiStieg) " All ;lin tiongilsh who were at Pdris were silm• .It)out,°d before the Governor . of the city, General holm, Who ht . lhived to some of our -hist gentlemen grrAtt'Sl insolence;but.permit fed sonic few, at-the interiession of sortie„,hrother General, or some Gencral e. mistress, to remain a day or two longer at Paris, inst as the whim or humour of the Moment might dietateb anti ordered the others away to Pon taiablean, where they wein to-shew thipn% saves , once a Week, and to retire to their houses be fora tear , o'clock ati night, atter Which boar, if lhey were flung' `in the street, they were condated tt,c guard-bouie. Sevilal English feigned sick. ite;s, it order to rent int at Paris, bribed their Doctor to give ht:111 a Cer•qiiCal OF ill health, and kept their tie , ,'s when they exiwied &Visit from a gendarme to