The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-31 00:00:00

€~ r, , •, ' , , , il' Y , t ~ c 1 , 1 ~,i , ,, , .t k. .1! f,' ~, ~~ ~, } 7 , Ivres‘c 1111'0 al' FEI d 1 L. 4 8 1414'; 1" . A P -A • • VOA VOU L'iGN By,the command' of his`ttielajeity the. Etupeltiti .ind. King, toy 111,461 p,r.ielolli traosni.t, tu,y v tfu following ciinfidential roonicalion, disr.lays view of file t g rew, ( pte , ,cion pierce and wariLiGshevas clearly the souroe trom wino 1, Ihe pa 7atut presunt t of mbilkiod ptigiptve and flow i! % f. tdrstotlle ign, the Brit ish4islands.betini :swath:titled in) in the seas that eneosniattss t UtlYnntian;Ci.ontinOlt , 47olll , lilalM `vatitined !only a l grtAltd anKlitoitedt Wititessing„Jts snpet Ors li7.:tt.ii(l3 aittiiprostoerift!,iithet irthatsitanio,ot part of the ,wor .w(*flt.l have!strit eti to have 341)-1 slued will), it social comp:id, oi,ilpolitiCal ad. 116011.: I'he s tabgt t kr,OVleratiOna, cttntl he devastation Of, - , Dation+, tvgnittthe have betitt!tulkocrign. A •ohastisetueuX•would then. havewbeen:sufficient to . in- tituidate:lltmottf taitint y, and; to era rent the disohedi-, „en,. 'The true-God would then hat*, beep worstiv. : p,41.by,0. ns. Dutiful ~ : subjtnis would t . ,bave, ilitile(rtlyeir:Prince as another piotidence. • witetwnot be4in ttl cailv'ass the adoration, of tiff it beayPnly Creator, ti,t , ey still nut long hesitate' o . . Ihe prerogatives.,of ir earthly . ' hovereigu,s. , ..—, is the I win-hro . her of. impiety ao4P.ely• juid atlivisin,are their co \ tunion offspring. The En lid' had the sacrilegious audacity .to .pyn- Tose intimations in religion L o g hefore the Boliemt- , the.,§a vat .:.Luther prodairned them- , .scives , heretics,.• ; `tl4 ltit set wouitt not have dar dto stir, not England disthibated its 'poison Ontong ih Crernmis , they merely took aillt.llllage of a_ooti-ti.l4ino, sidercd.,to ,become Popular by the ignorant .e arid %ices o the Clergy, and by the - ..apai. thy an d i m/ ..,0tiey, , 0f Governments., tin!! time in patticolar,,Lngland lilt; never been quiet within berp-il, and has ni"-ver ceased to , disturb the tr:111i. trincly..ot all other Sian .4. ought:' hare' peen totes tc,, t lie. 61ACceiS of the religious innovateraten. courAgei.l the tiviettipts of political totetidiaries. , 'The ;(..',unt !Reno wks inund ited with the hissolienious.awl perverse .rr vi.:rit's tit Englisivanti-christiarts and • glish, anti- , monarchists, They. : sapped ..the very tottttdtlititt.ol social order.. To prove their thorongai conteinpt for all institutions, dithie as well erei!, i opened :their 'ternple4-to the most_ .igncr:. flat anti, t,icipti•; of `lanai►cti, deliveled ,the inost vie tin u 4 t`d` . i . Kings into the hands of . the if-t0:41 . e/ cat r e gictdrs. EL.) IN ttnitty • tlelll:llE'lf , .p ., An ., have not Wed, bcOihise the#,eib!ar. , (l.. ers had te';if i , opiititly braved and..biitch ervd t Nlotracti (Auts! said teclingly his „if 0 pei i,tf ai t d Iln) al t‘tirO% without- their enor inons re)initrAliotis i Lutils, XVI. might still bate. ind a happy obscurity been my lot. . rein, ;;.iiiitiorty is but tut itiadutmate, indintittitv for and labour te b.l (_in: worthy Sovereign • of tiw ~ t oate•, , t-of it•iiions.) In fad, if the into tint At•tiitS>,.ii of I-(l'3is wcrit. cit.baSed Frew-Alt - W.lr • 1 totorel by English sophistry ; ;hey h i wbc• 'll tniSit"d by iiitA exiitnilles, or htl4ll,:seOd by the. , , , ,01d cif'ti n it out y.hich now distracts a:t , .t causes the blir'ftri , f'ns children IU, be lat.kili:ll Gt'. • El) Spaiti, 51( . 4; and, Poittigal ? Ilas not his Itopoll3l and floyid Majesty .aliiwsL„warly, and in tier Mid-t of his innit.';Niteniiio achieve rents, I,re r,Qpitid the olive ,blynch, always„inter wot en. lib ititllek, to ungt at :fail , oflen has lie f o ra, from the . bottom, 01 his tiatrintic soul, tit vam exclaittit-,1 2 ta I. tome you as inen, I esto..n) y'i n as art ior, ninon eat- R age h u. , at 1,11.4 faTll iinttrat,,iiy rt..;COV.I" its 100 i()114 10,0 rg!Ht-t Li•t t; i :i be liientb upon tet t w, I,tu our loruru rivalry he to eA•hg,''‘iett inveAd, 00 s :Pot( iris I ill Ile . 1 . 1p4 „ Roy I.lj lest has tiddrf:fssed i t iins ,, lf to tt Governinent too Weak ,1.0 dare to hciust, and too riots/ el itOt tO be able' to (10 Mischief, and to a ti,i 101 l too to feel fur the sofferin,, ,, i Of ()Coors, and too to aiti-ntl to its 16.3 in !'cannot longer he doubted, that mankind tow continue to he dpiturbad until' the Constitution of the Britirrti Empire is reformed, in a nyin , ier mor ay " congeniai with the spirit of the consiitutiorial shiest at present scout, the dignity and the' powt-r of Sovereigns, and 'the obedience tandlnifeti of the subjects of the To effet:q stlat salorin'y ref wit) in thellrnish ISlanda, the princi pal Euloptan Cabinets must be unanimous hi their resolves, (It'd tirin and Vigoronti in their proceedings. Eti.'O).AND Z.IUS"I" PltOilltATlL 11 'mite CoNiI 'NEWT itt.i,IAIN 1. , P1i1011.T., The division and weak ne,s of whet Statea, comp9se her whale arie n gth, Atiot her COnstitut int) .mess be olft:Ictl her.' It she prudently adopts it, her independence and dotni• n '101)3 Will be„guaranteed ; but if she is blind in.“l obstiit•,tepnongh to refttse , ---a solemn decree of all c i. yilit , td:l.3werntrie,nts will repndiate ber for ever from great huti . tly of the 'l?.tiropean- common ‘ , .cillth ; be trio Iced for the future: atnting' the of Africa.' No moae rteutridv shnlllt or, fbireei.. C'eipitaipurlislqnents shall Li' iqiided on thc utzzster trltd Cl'e of the 'ships ry joreivz ,otlntlg tx0,1,62, 3 . thifit..her ; itod'the laW of 1i , t,;11 t tja.. sttlogglers, pnichifiers., atld S nets of inickprodilttionli And tomillnditieS. wlhesa phins and,:l - tgnlaticms may at zin inverted view appear r'itifor setere ; but without theni; truce atie3iir dan be•signet.l,'but a peace - can never cnaclirdd her and Continent.' ,cc'erity toW-iirchi.ilier,!: is, therefore, zi f e l l 131 y tk!gtt d to all tiation4 upon 1-1);.,: Olobei not cJe k lint , Gloat Htitain htfself.' natl. may be firovel Wit bout it ify calidity, or, ttio potiaibility of a colltlak.ll , - ; i1011. IfEliglishrovn werc .iir34c of thimic L'iateriilis. that_ conwoiti" :all people, it .. -„would xequire little icoawledv of ibeAttnuan mind to fare. tel the inost flattering issues, without 'resorting to o r ce miliQs,; but- (9;44 ~: f rott( the iest `if,the human N , qcies• , Who _e gs 44u ihat a British accortliug 19 the Ore.;iii'„zed,cotiotittitional,a),ta, e rt)ly ikf. his kingdom, wls tio the lin O t 11b1i3,,,,0 . 4ve5 - I .- When toe Ivloltactib is.' Hut ft i=t!, how ,*! 64bjea,8.talk 111)4.: rtyfauna it that 1 I : s t e -boo dage,, of Lug. , ••,- • --- • li ONDUN Printed by ((IA:. ;,11‘..44"110,0161$11/X1P4i lishmen become, heir.:ier ascends ;it etnanalcis trO , JI 11,1wr'l (1 t',l)le, .art of petty 1); tarts, Orittal, corrupt aitilopi•res , ive. 14 1 1trat \i tr6t. a •lac who is of S:'ie'lilih tit, utvrii.eininsell;iri :ltd btf . Tranis \\ r ho, daring oi Cool . liry, I:tiS, among , cures -"of Miiiister4 . , not b , ,k.in surroai (led by ten he could lice e.tr trost by:soi;he:Ciatld - loVe or r•nl ,- cut Are the fetters ot-tharroyal parer w1;0, (hiring' In-wits is forcedio %,ee and hear a lic:id..ed s a,, ihe hint I t thwetieg tna!ii,:yrini and debased of wen ? these Mitimers de,d'rve . II:e wine ut ftei•men, who ard'obli4e, - ..1 - to be'undutifnl and tiografclul to .!‘ Who thira, to fiatterg i a been-, , tAiti.;•-rtiob', Ono- r!Cspist• 'and 7 117Stlit them f What I'oo'st -2 4e-thin* Of The"lie,ads 'Or ,lieart•i• - ''of Royal CoonselliirX;;Wili) 'dal:34lol gate tbe--hoSonl of their TrittFe' . trot tottuteoltictmlie.charatter . . , a c1.11.1!'.1 - rom wijust .Ingstoionry, tho Ugh ...they musti 1....0w that the torment...Es toe the miost.prifligaiei villaing, and the most. , unprintioled. tat conspira-t torsi What rtin , t be,thestandarti thfahottoor of f ,„ a esoonity,•that not only interf. ins lit.twreir theinta tnotisiassallants of ti Peirce .11 the.Blood,thut suers ..onie , ot its OWO inemuers to ad as accomplices in the riSsault ? , • , Can those Representatives of the people Make any _pretence - to.libert y,. loiftilty, or patrotisto, who do 'riot expel .-r punish 'the'ladtionsruiton4.lheni, try to stab monarchy by,7baspaiteling Soo ut their monarch.? What treedoin or -what lot any must these t)r•li f ttoricier.l. trnods • f the'throne possess, who, to show their at tathoent o the Royal purchase of their futuresilence about one of the Itonft:Of - lb.Ai whom it was hardly' vosiiDleltity com..l.thgtatle, to•fri; than urinatotally. to itivolve ,nuttier son of.their King in. the (kw - tide of lvs - biottko- •Can aoydecetrev or any loy,thy be supposed to exist among the citizens of the Lust coy of !the: Bilisn empire, nut only . join the , wild wends •ofiitheir..boyereign.every Vvh..re, but encou rage the ScilSdh!SS pratiogs. of insolent and ignorant shopkeepers, never- oi - n-rting their mouths •bot to batable..;.impertioence—beat to bawl,Out treason. - Did a single county. interpose in •the shamefully and cruelly ..n.aciotts hunt of •the Royal victim? Did no.t, Ott Ili contrary', every county emulate, it) tins - : race Of infam), which should be torenio,i to wood • the feeling of it ven-rable King', anti to recompenze tbe•outra„:;eotis pe, pet rat ioOs 01 the bit ter eneintes of • dOnfestfc f ea. e as much as his supremacy ? -Is it not evident, even to the °Oust sOper-tietal ob server, that atter sound morality or rationafliheity most be wanting: iu the 13ritith ? If it would be oifchatitable to s4ppostl the torte ;r, it Wonld also be tidiCulous trot 1O see the total absence Of Ally latter. • - . Tn . Great'Britain faetion rveddles \Vitt) every thiff.,,,; ‘ and every body, eV en the is factious in see defence, for self preservation. howeve! ) , 17oth in aocietit and itioderti tidies, both In (ireoee f.)11.1 in France, botti:in Rome ana in litigland,. not 'fadiotis always been ,the most oppressive of despot ? ;lave nut W,tions alwayh and every Where, I, been the eoinlianions ul liqvittioPOTleSsi, :It)d tilt as freedom ? ;lave not factious hi silt times intoleratit, daring, - niutisi, and ineutrigible ? TO judge by the scandalous sceoes• in the Taiti s ti Whiqh ()flak., little hope remains that the fitaio.,s theye doi,t nelariOls deeds, Were eien France (as 'She, might do) to produce dannting,eyi,.. 'for centnr.es,, , past op to this v,ety One, of every chief of telion, of evrry risurper of the./tame patriot, and of every - candidate for poptilai ity in Oren. Britain, having, either fixed his I'rit:a to, or . intrigued . with the eneitiil s of his country; either accepted bribes or receic:l , lcuctio-6 front rival or yaeinet,i. Thow,;tl the to,jority ilight be c2nvineed, a desperate minority would command. In Eftgland, irs has beeta theease io inice, fcictions can never be wended; they must be extitifaled..-- StAne few persons, ambitioos, or baukrinit in chit- raLier and tortonics, wilt always, undcr the exist ' enee of the actual constitntion of a 'Lloyal:Demo critcy, find opportutOties to irltslcati the ignorant, and to head the needy and the disallev'...ted, in committing excesses dangerous to the peace of Europe, by con tagtoos ex.amples. ;t belongs to history to recapii,ulate the many. re. cent acts of the daring Spirit of _British factions, and -of their totluence on the internal and external p•fli tics of Great Britain, of their crimes towards huloa, pity, of their common ferocity and .barbarity.' But had they not. power; after trampling . under their fet a krince of the Royal - Blood, to extol the ex ' Pipits of a General,-who de4eoled when be Ought' to have acted, who advanced when he should have retreated, and whose tetreat was it chiOrtleily itight• before a handful of pursuers; while they foloe true• t her i . ..4coenil to resign, though victorious,' becrmse, the climate, the, etements, and other unforeseen oe, ettit,!iicp, prevent him troll), suceeding ,to the whole extent tit extravagant expectations ? . Have they not forced their King to leave unpunished a po lttital agent who deserved to be lave:whet! for :vont r?f ix:bility or 'of integrity in disobeyiug pod disregard iug hisinstructions It •Have.they nut footed then ItLitiglo'leitv'e unrewarded another political _agent, 'whose firmness, and whose obedience to the orders of his Sovereign, expasod him to public insult and person:ll dangQrs ? liave they not towed their King to swallow, without stating. to iesout these nod provocations, though ogered /nj tla most 11 . euk and contevti/de of Governments ? But in die brattche4 ql, tht: 44SIbii ' shineots Gteat kiritdin, factions sway an anarch cal iron iceptre, confounding . ; deratigleg, arid itivin:ling fill order. Has'not a Captain in the British ile•-t, nig in dragged his Admiral before a Court ? 'flit ugh the latter has been honourably haVO not factions - shielded the iicctmer from' punishtnent ? 1-lave not 1 3 / 4 41 - iCers sei valg• iu the British trit - iy. in Indic seduced the,soldiers to mutiny they Out, biicked by faction, added rebeirionto i iil.lbtirlitl tau, i.d head out the must dastard;y'and 'perjltotis prcieeedings‘ as meritorious arid of ? tint Leetttioklio , :fiti or the British that, prolc6.ttql and pationised by faotions, publi..hed Ivoui his prison the w a it 111. opNo.:*,4l4l4lot , voutt. lurv.stirma 110 i traz4 w 4ißlTtikeiteAfoo-kfirA Prbi flartimatory, ooy,, (!et - 5 , 1,1 die laws and eitintief t lull thscords;_insui - ttua equally the J..dge who con detni;ed, att,o Goyerntuvht ,that earried.trei, - ; sentence into rto - 3 , ? f las put a Chief Of Faction, Whit is :dso a Al , !toher of Parl'arnent, ho-: nestly fold i i a..sembly, that the nation was not to-, presented by its l'epresrtitatiiies; and tat their cGuntry was • not Worth defending'? \Vero they not insr'intly' roll on fire; ',those . very faElions that shortly before With such admirable tmd philosophi-, cal patience heard the son of their King most un oier,ifulk. ill-used I • Did not these Icien6 of liber ty immediately decree a mandate. of West nahist the decanter nf • disagreeable truth, of.: t his bold frankness ) anarchy exhibited Use!! -in all its dread!ul glory. Fat;.fion combats las6tion. Numhersof l'ives' are lost in the very stteets of the capital, where a ci. it war - rages with alf its fury. But mark—when, at last, the humanity of the King orders his gnards to preVent further bloodshed, a fMines. Jury pronounces them murderous, became . they did theii' dirty, bud did rout subs it to be mur dered themse;ves by the hinds of the rebellious fac `thin ! ! ! • The propriotors of a theatre in LOadon augment a trifie' i the prices Of admittance. EngliMhmeu, like the Romans ,of sanguinary_ menioly, d. t . iiot such p r,ropitious opportunity to cre : ate new factions. The most disgusting 'acefies, the.etfects of the most shameful licentinusin:ss, transform the theatre into a held el battle for boxers and bruisersior strumpets arid, piekpoc;keis. tip!) va people that talk so 1114C11-of re.pea for property, the property of hurt... viduals is opedlyinvaileti, and obliged to submit to the tuitions maximum of diiitttminl latlioht.i. , ()tight it ,not to be apprehended, that prosperona . anarchy will not stop at the. door or in the - pit of a theatre, but sooner 'or later force an entrance into' banks, offices, and magazines, there also to affix.its Maxi mum to iequisiitons?' Since the wisdom of his Imperial and Royal Ikla jesty'has instra•te4 the Continent .with-regard.to its true interest, continental-warriors are. no longer tributary to insular pedlars ;' aril Englishmen, who in exchange, for their deartr.sold ,superfitiiiies, re ; ceiVed twin foreigners their neceviaries almost for nothing, began to dread a . fainitie. 'To' essen the ctonsuniptiott for vain, Government looked forsume suositiitte fu t the warehouses weighing dtivn with, perishable colonial produces; Oreseisted and s , t as piopbsed: The owners of ~ .ands took instant *id; thy (Orin ed an typos Lou: ; and during inoriths, , thegrain and sugar factioop, with the theatrical and the reforming fa,:.,-tions, with the nov,ll tend the military facitiOns, with the itcuivii, the.c.ity,....and the p:irianientaly fat:tions, contintwdtmengageathe whole attention of a Andy factious, dtviled, licentious Peopie. 7 -- J'liis is net the seal), instanCe wheal the bite:kir of London tarrni , a striking tes . emblance rvith tier of Constantinople; A. the perititi thTe Mussoltnen were .at its walls, and w ith 'their scynietars soon settled tile disputes Ail the Contendirt'Sats - zind parties. . , „Airy foreign tavauer of the Britidi Islands ha, became cotninernr.' Bahki . trirrey 'may ; mutiny m.iy disperse J. sun ins may (1 , :.,1: y o and vic tory may cdpiure fiet4s, hit hy - to the sole piott&o:s of Givat against the, just wi!llt tit liis for. an,) al. Niajesty. tsubtoissioti , can prevent Britons ' from being l , like the filitirViallS, traSed from the list of tiritions. sistance may, retard in trial;ing nAirc terrible ea tastarptie, btit ircannot alter ..their destiny: They have no choice leti between obedience or cene;tl.:st. The reigning Howe rover produced a liero, anti the domestic virtues .ot it pririce 'ruling this turbulent And tootious peOple are vve.ak plet!ges that the re+-. pose of Continental Nations will ow still be diStkiib ed or invrded. I 1 remains, 110m:tier, to b. decided, whether . a chstige,of .4yrrasty A 111 be net% ssar y or a, change et. constitution will be thought rotticient? Long a ;4 O, the Mere ,a.set‘t of his tioßeiral arc' Royal Mijosty turght hia pr: l doerri a ge,, e r a l overthrow. ..J.,ong ago have:- ditiereot,. faCtions cans• ed to be laid before, his Imperial andltoyal Majesty, both requests for receiving and plartS for effectiog revolutions. Btv the,,ie are hot times to encourage subjects to undermine established thrones. alone, 'shall hereafter be tire' tutg,s (,)). Monarchs ; and woe-to the .1)1 ince. who resorts to an appeal. to h.s people against the st ntence. o r t, his eritilds,l ! ! He has cei.tied to Fontainbleau, O.A. 3U, 1801. (Signer?) Dual; or CADORE. 'l`o lies Excellency .1‘,1(41 Cunficreatuil. The wheats have already begun cutting in Harts, Kent, and' Surrey, and are of the best produce, tsotli for the grain and the'sipw. .The'quaiiiity on the sail fuln lands has been the greatest ever known': oh 14 acres 54 loads haVe been produced; of .a ton each. On Tuesthiy evening, as - Hamilton; the police officer,' was returning trout Westend Fair, in a single I'4;ise choke; with his wileand three children, the yehicle was upset.near the end of Chalk Yarm lane, by a man driv,ing a single•horse chaise furl misty against it-, although the fowler 4:14 0.8 dote as possi - ble to , the toot-w4iy on the tlght snit: of ate, road, The man drove•tuf at a tiuick. rate, .but he wo4pursued,by hursemen.aud,..hrought bacli ,to the scene et his miscOnduct, and while the bpeast9ts were busied in COlit`tling toz.r,et her 1 1 ton's broken vehicle, the offender took to his heels, l atici left the otfii•ei in possession id the horse and chaiSte, which is not yet owned. The • chihiren v. ere seri ously hurt. S.tturday a man presented notelof ti.c.namo gate 13 in i k . to tt,e' amount. 4)t 4001. an tbe hou,e of ItotimiTs and Co, the 'Agents in icp.vll l ,•rquc , log „Bank of - England . Miles to exchange;• The Ckrk recotlectiusg"that Rattltigate 13 tut: Nole4 to the 85111 C amount I,a,t LU urt.,etit,tl aud palci in the morn ing, anti-oliexamittatipt) tilyy pros . o to b,3 pail of pared, attiontiong , to 40001. szgli - trout II to Luflduu by the coach about a yearpgo, and `roe wan Who . piesented Own) s , id fie rues ,t por . !!.•!* ;it. (tic Gun Viv4to, lit'ilingsgwe, but, .ti*p . l.trsou *49 sent Linn dould not be found. ibri LLIttM A k h 4, I (.; RSCRI I? S, %Orb 1.4 01:., 'he PaPer, lAttcrs for ttre 'Editor Ice..(Pbstlikid),ltl" ~I RjcuLT L 1 E, &'' UoNT,FILY ItEronT Vott. • The wheathy g a rves: has verent',eAll. cototneti: and in,partsolthc lioiv di s trict flinch cant 1 0r 04..1 al r!..!ntly, carted ; the g nalit y is i,ery,soperi strong 50119 ; on Ihe tender buts, the ear is light Iron' T su he which are pretty , gen erai t y have .41114 ch, in rnost Coon h the kttv--thtsns ar ie a , early sown es , .;aped t his injury. The beae e.learcd of the collier, and ate likely to he. 3 drop.: A inore abundant g roti th oats rerlhiri never hnov, p throughout 'Euglarnl dim' t h at of present year. Potatoes into tip piodUttict,ly in ti P , l O 5. The hop I.lllllationS We . so 1111,161 nil that the -speculators * in the Borouith ntsw helot Y e4 t' s reoehii% :100,0001. The heavy ri haveproved untavonroble to the !allowed 141 which do not carry dint LuNhan d-tike. which is eXpee.led at this *seAson at the year. few turnip,srowers hove succeeded in e:tily p h from contiw.ied, ravage,' of The fiy; ilic sowjngs, however, have given a pretty Betictl.o flay Lai lallcifilinc'e our LiSt report nearly tot). The late fairs in the mid Lind counties 16te .asigo94 .supply of lean. beast, bat the gleattib `dance of feed , has enabled the drovers to laitiql the bit month's high , prices. Suge sheep areiq what lower.' lotsbeen ratter, siod good beef 'for the last fortnight, so that pt,rne and DeVons, not exceeding four-scOre cominanded (sinkibg the utfil) lull 75, le stall' Iliittyn, PIO, and veal, ,being plentiful, atelo i)rib i c?. keeps rising in dernld,lilli the combination of. jabbers "ogNinst t AO b' lair% operates at ibis (line adversely to Viejo' 404. (hate interest of the groWer. COIIIPETITION' o.b l PIPERS, tec' —..........,—, . TliO'anmaal co'n-ipetition for lit i t 's gice,?,l b t i t 1-I%lll,thd Societx s of Loudon, to 1 tie five ' 4 ' l ; formers (In the great Ffighiand by4pip, "''''s,"- 41'-tite now Theatre:Rot:al, EJiiibili.o), OIL , i ' v, 49y se:Litiight, it) ploieticc ot a Comaiitte vi•lLti'' 00)4'lb:a by the 11ighlatat Society vf 5 P - l • and a very . numerous, reNpecitible,. tut(' Dish atikitence. .l.lftte first prize, being a babdsOrne piper Pr ° o l3l ornamented, and adorned ividi ti.iiiherpia'', 11 which, there 1135 siAcebeen, eograved oh oplir" 1 liscriPtion, together with 40 rii49ls Seot s t ‘4.3 ,, ' 10`John APC;regor, piper to NV1111;111) f.atiut'4' Eiti 7 of 11,101131 try, • '-- " • A 'rile Utter prizes in maticy were vole...Ds OP viz..'lle. se : coati) of sixty trellis Scot9;to DoO ld 111 dol'al..l,,piper-major mthe igylitrie filit.'J', 11,e toird, iitty roots, 10 Admit rit,l4 nolot' to the fitoi«Otire Aifistio. . , ,ALlet , • Th6fnurtft, forty- fi re merits, to Wl llll ' ll ' 1 ,, piper.,maior to the lovcroess-fihire Ali 3-14 The ~,titth,•,pti,forty wriis to Ateitansia 't! land, a boy; piper It? the ',..).5th reghtteht. 0101 , Air. 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