The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-04 00:00:00

hixotrit, sot 2....:..Aiii,v0 tht intelligent Liitl•brig, frOrn a crtiiie; the Stissex oak, Ny a;,,,, r, , froni Newcastle;, ()soli , • Rustritnan, from; ips;•' '.; '''clil and Lail, tUsiscws, horn Wales t W ent bp the liarbotir to:be refitted. the:111744 ' ipt e. Attired the Pon hired cutter froth P or ts mout h. lailed the Ruse tetid v r for Greenock:. '''•• ' . , ' . 4lllve l the Ganges transport, from 'Lisbon : she ' 41 4 passengers Major WoRn.RT, CaPta:l9s 1 111 N and RO W It ; also arrived about Mail& 1 ; f • Liv; ilbitrklipOrls from Lisbon ; sailed on tAe , 1.41 tb t . tik i t 't w ith the filer, which consisted of about 741)Under convoy of the Latona frigate, which 1°1 1 )1 With the remainder of the fleet, passed' up . Arttl4lnel hit night ; also arrived the Hannah, of i, 44 l'4AssnoNtr, iria,ttr i and, the Swallow, of 41.141, 4VIE3, 1111A1:1, bath with 'cargoes of pro - Ilyll'blortiiii port; the lienount, of Dartmouth, 1111.414 Master, from Guernsey, with a cargo . of 11:plisses for his Majesty's Dock-yard ; )0011144714 ilittty, RICHARDS, the master, from Livet7 ling n ' w ` l h a aka() of rum for . his ilitijeity's.Victual lf "a t ut ithis port ; ' the Spanish brig Dos Los itt4flst at 116 Brothers, BENTU RA, . inatitei, :from 4 ; e l ta and .Gibraltar, 50 (says from the 'l,oll'r ri : Will) a cargo of wine a ' tid'cork, bound to thi! „tot orders, and is under quarantine. - tre ilt „ i o , .4 Ina Harbour to be refitted tile Stork Pal,War, 04 trilnfeilli ent gun-brig, • 4.041ihe kleo ri ttr . ho und, jit4 -131Oodhouitd, Helicon, and , Ar,i ., 18 41 ,oar I , n separate cruiies , ; , i , 4105111' ditil Ntij. sty's ships Leopard; fivri ilort!... C 05,1,1," PeocoCk, irmua cruize ; K e nt , S , Cii,, ''' 11"'‘Itias, from Waka ; BikP„l.lr;Ptitzff nix, flew Newcastle. t , A f,,,, (if , dal f p ine transports that arrived here_ yester -4 ,10111 Li i b on, ' V. ' haVe gaited again for.Purtsniutilli. • "4 %111 Pyi it, Ster. 1.-- T h i s morning arrty . f,be 411:t:44!ii.m%letir. 410. oi.frotu Lisbon.. wojt,ithw farcott the ar olit, P l ilassag e ; she brings BOUltitg „ ..., : 8 sou silta. '' Lid WKLLINGTON, it is 62194 " . -cli i IQ t Several AM man Alp s v ; . 4 nortoward. US, WY I, ete leas arriving there with proviO° 6 ‘01:' Kee at very reduced. prices. Brittsh cott ons bhp the'lklur to Atli 3t very low prices, and the stoc k ii is li '44i4l'3 e 01 that, article is , immense. Itity', 1 , , transports, i.)!* ,oi, ler l oh. 4, ' ip ionona, sv , th forty sail ih t (17 4 1%, on 01, 1;-,,,o, ult. for England. : ) . h i : the 16=kta cable out, d:to be tit - - 40(1tralisvrti Were going ► several: , gneOnant ,e, bupPnie i, the 14 t*llich bile left on the 9 , 11 infit ant. 0. , 2 1 kys i, ll' 9)4 ° lI'S Atlj- kly'd shp PeaCOCC 0 !“ kie 4 ; two ,"111 Li 46011 011 t ctll'z ~ and had only 19'17111. IsiZ e t : set ,'' Vt l' LONibturt :Ind l'rincess Ed "' e .1. , 4,, 1 -:' 441111 4 the twine. Nir in:cket , wti at Li i e ""Iti) it p,i„ess E li zate/ 4 utiledi 11:1" his %jetty's ships ilarfieur, Elizabe th ' - Left in li t i : teri kt e' r a " 8!. igrento.. Passengers per the Prin . atitt,i:iltik*'e...Captain DoYLE9 M6l+S. ? c,_ 4 7 41„, ' '' C'4'HENitk, ell ABTIt ggi Oild Bilf664T's ~,v itio with attivod the Sloop Betsey, CLARK, filoul kit. kii4,2, C 4113 of bale goods for Gibvalta,V luta . I solli„')P:RI4, from illixliams with baga.4,ti.'ll)l., . IN ‘,4144,'4"Pt. lila Nlo4ineutli and 13t.econ `ii It ' 4 l ky la rid expected to march in - here u il;uc rid — t , iiiti lv uneldiy i tUji..- kii ere et ll'll'‘tti to take in t i. 'e Eat Kent -91:. wag silt il:e6itit hire to-morrow. ..: ,„.11V Il ta4t Li ` l'Y his Majesty's brig Molvvf"e' 'i r., 11,4""ti•lour sail of transports' under co , nrtly', ttl 'Y inia ii i , 1614 for Li b sbon: I, ............ 141- I4s . s loop of . war 4 1.,, Pt 3,--,SAtled the . ..Beave „ . ii,-'41""ll'h ; and ,the Ro ll a on a Cr 1.1 1 ,4 ' voi, of 1 41, t 4/11ti Skop 91 war, and hor t4 ,, n _ fur'. 11,i 1)44, are p. vittett trnEn procotdiog For ~, :, f klve, e wind,. Ilit ' ........... of nt 1111. tlatottiteur Rome time ago gave an acZatleiiilis elPkI,P44e of big Majesiy's gun-brig ve,w, 0( th e 4 Altstiv pm.‘, a Fiencit i .ree IVit -,11/' ''t ' nit $o: 't:,(l orariy the S3"le 17' .`'ncli 104:, :tut zi: ithe ti,;,, pth d c, edit to the .. 0,1 . an i h *all: ,boithtful aLcot'Atit of 14 trantia6ti"no' ieryiu t t l ' if :iverNall felt that lin occurrence s o y naval 011:ry 411 blto6ethr taftylialleled in 3 I extraor ;l4ary k t n ri : 4 44 t he OiCaliOlt, d tSs' some.' very ~;,,a,a, ac. Nitt.„-,,nt4iiiibte ein se . captain 1 A L ""' .i. nue' ilitt hnti I) k Vo ' ililoiefore. and c:Q!,l`,l-let. 14 i ti 1111" k lltiOUX ex- neamei Tits guliuw,)nb 44- ~,1 .1% ‘14-4.4.6 (4111e:till ill! rkiild with gr,-I.pt t4,ai Ny , ill, .4 it 0,..„.,‘ . ~..... any fiotql.).. r .: 1„,. Ny e L . IS • 011' to re1r19,7 u „,4,4,repu.• ,1141) 'Atli Ihr(fl4.ll on CtlptillA PA.."4" W., We' ifttkl)'l:ll,4l,lllt. tilaNt•ter of the Rik's') fl3gii 7 If p, . 4-3 ' 11 %t end noinpou,; n ut at i e , 44.'41441Th 17 , . _t_ro .juform 9' 1 11 .: t'tte . ' At4Q* a I .-...ti ar a "c that hib, tiollso, „!'“), hy the Fre.ch Italie", bald b- en itt4l''ll "HP dra t't 0. •.P .t maa' '''' ' ti,dll,tly the 41,1r,llic;:fv,ipt.nttbriA,:i.r war, in the k11.4ray..444•: liiii a‘ere()11.11Ilt itg CO" il :' 1 1 d,g7gen. 'lii 1 Mice -,n. , 1i,,,1 Lint 2,u, which inform,: nil t 4'a •"" et ' -- r ti at' te bet $4 t.titt the two ‘ c!';''.l ' a „ i c d $ ' it 4.4. y Pia tto bc 1 . Mtliek it, ihe Vaglish, Capt. l'A :.at 'VLF' 11,1 *eci, 'I ,:*(1141.,1; rtibl,) Illaier the COMM..'" I °l tile' the NEI, 9 to 1,4;,, ~ f . 1)0 wilco tt,,, . , polaeE,lon c rk )ii t„1,:. 1 tlit I„,' 'il'llly rtf.ii(ii,tett ,er e'oliLl") '-'ll ' ' '1,94 ki,:'4 4'll ois tL , ' . : a ied ;he .11'"- eNtcqi, ra pe # 0, 4 0, agAlo eng 6 , . 18 . bu " wiiii, tntswquvnce-nt. ter -twee Ile" tii.ci . ' '4 44 AliterL(ltti its C,lptUrint • 1;4 • A . WlNr OR, 2: . _ t:esteraay aftertiobti the QtiEks atiliTiqlily took their ustigl-A.....ositin to Froemore, drank teat there, and at eight o'clock retuutecl the This moiliing Princesse. AUGUSTA and Path, -ook their usual (horning airing to the Gloat Pali: 4pr upwards of. Iwo hi)Oro, .aceotirpa ,t , tl by =Lora WAisfigGiiAss, Lady TRY NNE, GAIetaI.NVIN 1116, and Colonel TAYLOR. The OultaN, Piincesses ELIZARETH abdiattic . ' (00k, an Vtog-MOT, , GAtdente This tnoriting the. D0ke5.,431 Cuintaitt . A.o# and CANBIupGE ' PrAnni AP,/,;44atait ) .1,1411t Oil a Bhlot ia party foWini.lsor Fote,t. . '` • • 's-The following account of ti:e adion'betieen the feltalante -and the Entreprenante, is extracted - front, thelot-bonk4CaptainßuLl itor; the•Commrinder 'of an American ship : " NEW-I/mut, AUG. 3.—The following extract is copied from Captain But.krion'siog,book :, • Remarks, Sunday, July 2t, 1811.-- , -Fresh breezes and pleasant .weather. At 5 P..1..121W twit ships' under oar lee, standing to the eastward: •At 6 P. M..saw them engaged, anal, after - exchanging a few broadsid , s, saw one .of •thern strike her eh , lours. At 7P. •M. wkis borided by , the Lieutenant of his Britannic Majesty's sl-,np of war Afahtrite, of• 14 , -guni, Captsin HICKEY. The Lieutenant in formed us. the other ship was. the. .Frencri•Natiottal - '• ship Entreprenante, gat 3S guns,.a prizeto the sloOp" of war., 'I 'le sloop of wxr had 011.0411.111:kiliCCI and'' . four wounded; an-11 30 killed and w , mnded on board the French ship. She was from Burst, baUnd•to Ndw 7 Voik, and had dispatches on board :Tor 'uur Governmiqit." ! , • " Captain Bni-Kautv informs, that. he saw , the• above!action,—that the Atalante was to. windward' during the engagement - ,—that the French ship •it'as a proper trigate built Vessel, and appeared to be'one quarter larger than the 4talante s —thit the ,14'itench ship; after the firsi . broadside,.... , re round, and gave .4eutbor broadside;. the Aialanie keeping u;) her tire n her first position until the second broadside was fired troot the French ship : then the ilialanie Ici - oe're; And coutinuefrille "engagement, whiun froth this time till 'the French ship struck was fifteen minutes. `‘ The Lieutenant of the 4talanie itlew.cd Capt. BULia3I.:EY - 11 shot-hole near the, tore.chain of his vessel, which nad broke the waisA in. - Neither of. the vessels appeared to be much injured ; dor , ' ing the engagement, Capt. B. saw the main-tons4ii in the Flown ship come down on the cap, owing to .toe tie having been shut away."' ' • • t • )owToti, as. we before said, is, to teatime „Id quarters , notwithstanding 111 ft molly ,otitictent rumours ut a treaty with - the COVOII. Gorden Proprietors. MUNDIM. it *VetrlS,' prefers a proiincial ramble for a year oriwn, as , more profitable than an on" , ogetnent in town, liubine:t .to a tax upon indispo-. butiutt. The charaders in Mr. Moorttes ens9ing Opera are taut to' he la efl adapt4d 'to' lie'pectiliar lale111S" of the respedive Pertertnerm.• 'The iii)et'idsi this Genticaran'are atid it his drama; ic al, liti.sare . propeltionate,. t bore can be AO doubt of t success of his piece. The private worth of Alit iiol secure him an abundant support of frie aly patronage. I NCLEI3ON I 3 articles have' not expired et Covent Gaut n Theaire, so that he dues not quit it, as re ported. • , Mrs. SIDDONS, it is said, has left. Malvern for ellelL:Lilian - 1. in order to perform.for the benetit of her brother CHARLES, 'at the latter piaco. White the Sone frigate, which sailed from hinno th .oh se'tinight with the Quetiee 'con soy, lay in the liowns a few days ago,• two wgnieti 6inie oft i)n a' visa Id two of thtt sailors., and were permitred to remain on btiant for the night, in the "gour4e of which, liimotiber, they were tiLith ialteir, in, labour, and etc the dawn of morning wereoritletY del vt..reil of two tine children, a tiny and a girl, witho u t medical .lid.—Next day the ship's cuity guy afitooribed 121. and, ati - vr giving them hi. etch, 4 , 0 d 'them'conveyed ou 'shore iti the best possil* nvioner. Yesterday afternoon the. Westminster anbscrip- Nn •were roped to b y . 'x 't • ionizes eiteding nineteen `years of age, being wateitnen's Hsi ! prentites, The principal prize was a coat and inist, elegant badge, bearing honorary inscriptions, Etc. The oilier prizes consisted of coats and hats, with resents of money to the two la*t losing candidates, which were determined in four heats, the three first whiners only bt art i ;for the coat and hadge. The digit one was from Westminster-bridge to. a boat fn,;oted off Lambeth, to return on the Westminster snore, and the boat first throith the budge to di.- cide the heat.. Ar half-past two o'clock the boys started for the first heat, whien , waa won by T. M is - term . n„ They came' in. in the todtpAing toad order T. Mulct's/lan ' -yellow. T. M yers, (lark blue. W. Howell, light blue. P.. cliiutti pink. T. Howell. scarlet. C. Bannister. white. Tito second heat was contended.between Elliott. Bannister,,and* Myers. ,The latter gained it in fine style, passing his opponents by several,yards,..witen returning on the Westminster side to the bridge: Bannister and Elliott decided the third,' whieh was won will) comparative ease by Banniitet. Master man,.-Myeti,' and Bannister, then started for the coat and badge, whictt was won by Masterinan. . . CoaxExChitgOtt, Sem . 4...-To-day there are -scale fresh arrival% of ‘Vheat, but nut. untell on harid, with a deinaud,,aud line samples again at somewhat eviler ptiee ; fluley atal , Malt tita i intain their brier';; White Peas daily adv,inee; B e ads, o f th e r, 4 ) kii.ds lii;ewise keep, thoir price#; there titre . sure ratifier arrivpls of °ant, - bnt beini; in requesr,, this article is 1101 quoted cheaper; Eiour this week o. rer taAek dearer. ... _. . 11.,1 Wheat . Oa a sou a 1063 Tick Beans . . es Ivs l'ijwdittO 7, • it—, 3 114i' MU() iti(ic old) - 4G3 3 ,47s It c „ ,‘. . . 4:.b it, 44 , ()Ina . . 233 4_l7i 3 4pi inticy - . - 4 , -. 4 4 , 1 - 1 . 0141 , (1 ditto 34c A 35* ad Malt . . .' • te. a 76s ihialroe dittb - 34* a 3541 ad whitefeas g bailcNob. A 744 halm; Set:lL •. _ ._ t.,40 1 ,./.410. Grey ditto . - 4 lis a ob tine Flour . - ps a 9ss Beal . .. . , j 63 a its esands • • - vii aos .... S , -rn‘criEstßti Auo. There Jot.: been cciiiiiiteratle agitation in the. • 4. minds ofthe , - of this city for some time .13 3 4, from the mid and, premature canvass. for its f t presentation, 14 a few Mispided tridtiddutla, (who caul toedise'ves the 0. P. Fmy), in fatiuur of ,Thonr:t Bir.tig, but who has iii;ce declined the honhur otLic , i him, in Conteittlerti, it' is under thin the ,ot his constituents at ,;Wytait , litie, !Or which he is.Alember,:t hat he sh+luid octutitttiittte their Iteitrelttwoi% e, and he . conld not„ he said, with honoor,, and con4j,iency, desot his old •iftlerfiti, It mow allivirs that his brother, Mr. 'Higor,taring, has beetiAtiopied by . this part) if; his stead, and wfia, on Pi last,„was Met on Ins en trainee into this ciiy try amurnocr of the inhabitants with a • band of Music, and tfigS . contaittiog these devices':—" ;-:.Bating and litilt - liendencq"—'! , Nu Pledge. or Ont-BurgesSes"— ,, Wit ing and the grghts and . Liberthrsof tho Cily"--" No unconstitutional Compact." The poprbice, ••irs ustral,Ain such, occa. sions, but- how degrading,' unharnessed the:,borses frame.the'earriage, and•drewi it to St...John's:TJutrie,. and hAcis,„,aga ll to the • While Hart, where a : most sumpturtus dinner was provided and, wet'. served by Aslicombei'at vviricte .Mr. John :Young presided, supported, by • Sir Thomas Baring, Henry Baling,: 4artot iNorthosk,lome.of the,resitterit treeii.eo, rind. feveralufi the inhabitants.; :Amy lPyal • and . coll• imasts.w,ere drank, and timidity was spent ,with the utmost hartu..ny and conviviality. . 'On the elfitirtnawi t giving,the toast, ." The Man who has.tborage - and resolution tu,.43,.p0rt. 3 good, 'causa,„although opposed to priv.ite stitereat," the Zrotti.Clark,, Mr., Green, rose and .in <i very propriate speech, slated his tei s ons, ..F4 taking he ,past .lie (kid • in. I supporting 'Mr. Henry. Baring, htiserving that,in /Lis opinion Sir. Richard. Garuan had •forleneil • all,'claim, to .being abate elected to re , present‘this cii) ParliamC.ini.. the,getierai opinion this attempt will prove. abortive, as a very larBo proporti,” o 1 the r o id en t and out-voters are firmly , at ; I • l‘t h i t In .th e , wrest* ant their princip!es and it is siaid; .tat neither the Mayor or any of the Aldermen • were, present on the occasion. • TO THE FREENiIiN OF WINCHESTER. The substitution of Illr. liENtty.l3AtUUNt; far Sir , l'hotnaa.liating, by the, FoxtTa interest th 4 nenifibout hauu, for thank Qua we have very,felf of that party in.this city, is considered by many of the Freettien a gross insult, to theit.,indepenclenceAnd integrity. They %sere first ~cttoyassed for Sir. 'r 110%. Baring, but ,at _the dintwr gly9n. yesterday, thQse fieemen (tortunately not. many ,of.then) who'll:10J indiscreetly t , promised tlieir, votes, .were they tr4nsfer. their sulfrtiges to )i i is brother k ,who intended to represent. I hem. It has beep 4tared, tI I k . .reemen recenly elected in, the. 4 4 ..1 Q hit interest . , are to support ,41r. Baiing, Alt% eaciint be true, if any . reliance is,,to, be placed, otk : the as surancea'ofthe friends of, Sir .11,.'nty Mildmay, w,ho say it is..his intention to support Sir. Richard Gamon, `so long as he'll; desirous Qf representing NViiichester. 'How, serioysly it it to'be „regretted, that even tt few of ilia inhabitants of. Otis.. loyal City- V)1 thus surler.thouttielyeti to be transferred from' ants person. to another, as if they were a disposn/di property, the slaves of the citizens °One United Sta,es t much innre independent and hottouruh , Voithl it be, even in those who, so loudly aost clamomosly profess independence, and the ounce= lion of atm•esi. styling themselves, the 0. R ' s of Winchester, :it they s+ ere, instead of risetting w o r e firmly the slavery of their townsmen, to attetn e it to . rescue Orem., troll) the thraldom of , that sect ncl.iry species of aristocracy by which they, have been so long influenced and managed. As it General Election seems more remote, then these dtstuhbers of the peace, of t.iis y contemplated, , i,t ,atfords tune, for, a .i.er.ktoit up part of those. Fre,enaen. wAto ABE DETHRMINaI) to ktwl‘e'il stand 'on this occasiun r and to preserve them selves and their fell° N ottizensdrpin the otsoltAca w ne entailed OQ, littuil and t ar e pOticritY, by sun. ring the present most iniserahle of. all ri/lec tioneering manoeuvres to succeed. s a hernial' of 'Winchester,• I think it my duty. to' cciare, .that nu tamely whaiory, however ro spe able andWealtliy,,ought to exercise a confrotit, jug influence in this corpi.r4lion—li.4,llOW Is; lli:i lone to recover our former innependence,,and to se cure it to our successors, by the eleCiron of.atich in.. .diyiduala of ,ploperly and ability . to tspresent,us in Parliameni, who:will freely.aud liob,oorribiy express there our seniiments, without any aelk ; to their own interest, OT to the support of any particular fatiion or party,. If, howeter, (as it has been elsewhere °bun ved), '* yourafirciionate remembrance of de. '" parted worth And integrity," for such was truly. the character of the late Sir. Henry ilikkuay, Litt coptinues. to, be so, sirong.ati to induce you, from that con§ideration, and thepersonotregard you have . , for his son, to support the yount..st or your present. Menibers,. for on no oilier coositiefation can I pre ilion you would; ~.his public couthitt being such as tint to bar drawn forth troin you oily cledarAt lon of your approbation of it, and WhiEll, by the bye, Ith. Henry Hiring seetn.,, in his address, to (441 on him to. perNevere in and puvsue, as Most likely to halo ence you in Imiour of both of thern; -you: have sttll the opportunity 01 eletting, to succeed' your other ail! oldest:,Meinber, a nun of your , OWN FttEE cifetce Xtstu Pitmciri. Es'i and !surely, groin the - shinlarity'ot the polific.rit muniments of Sir H. Mild- May anal. Mr.' flaring, and tue prpetuiti slavery wid.ch rnu't be entailed on the freemen of Winches-. ter by the jutiption of two . such Overwhelming in. teresra, you will not hesitate to ekra , .is the sue. ceisor of Sir Richard Uarnon, A MAN ON' WHOM YOU CAN RRLY, wilose prioeipte . s you appro v e, anti Who Will protect your rights and ilit'.l, sir 'torn t'leir 'uncontrouled dominion; but slicn,l,l)ou neglect this 1 'op . fontinity, who will eyer dare to contest, at fi tl y , forui'e perio.l, the repre•entation of your .City with 1112eml (Cis Ahooglit there is slrong presamptive 'e idence quilt - Certain iutiinneres, of se.;l,' inatiage .ment bet weed theSe two !rousts. .1 //Ape / einlinis iaken.to that respect, but the circumstances alluded to are stioirg, and the 'knowing ones in the-CoonlY g,, . a ' little further s and say, that not only will-the' freemen at large be sacrificed by the present attempt, if aeceesAul, --but tliar, ultimately, the interest of v otht--nitiox hill D YE I END AND' rAVOtritTrg ' Will *lle 10.5 t) 'cid his family wilt have ft) : regret their credu-, awl.. lice l of • i r a 41princip ea an ti Cliiltletti g. , . II- ire these circums ano.s I con lure tny 1,1 citiZetot exert the9,l , elvei„ a.l jo heel)! and wAttillt controut, e threat be above all or dieuts . told to differet,t to th • apt-44(0u4s !porn;ses tv, it h are 4 deity briciout t,t therm. and tot ei= chiftir, tt-- I ' , • theirt lottk a!tott t foi'a'lLLlt . etmgor for I , elf* for, from his advanced age, ift:4 , 4llt , he a ill enter into the stroggle of a cnntestetl t Intl if the . freemen of Winchester. ore: iltixit,tts• c •btik 'trot c-quit.y they are I , itelij it.dependvnt,; let therrt pub/jct/ 4 declare th v vt iil eiect, I}eo , 4# peAre,'o sy'tn ti It priiper.y and gond .11a rei6er. w-tso 1.. ill otic , rb,i.tise.lllo their Ritenti 0ik,411 ati stater from pitrtaking of the sumpirgais t•hi,rtairtments:, 'are - r - gt l en Ott these ocilisit:sll4 ; •hey are -40-64.gittiic t Lt. un‘ksrys attd - pfitin nie.ti to connifnalise their charaetdra . und inde penclertee,• It the freemen Of Whichever adopt this li . te of cootttlei, they may then, with tritimoh li•ot htit tool unlit than, give the toa,T, which • apiwali to be 31 present a favourite sentiment with • 'a feed OPthetn-- .' .6 -" May. every Counly, , Cl:y; and 13oreugh, fdlogit •," the noble - rxartipl6 ieritiern by the inhinfalitt cf Wincheiter; and , ex'omplify t ItL - first prineii.les of 4 ` radical Reform, l y nssertiwgibtir yule rights, and , reNithing •itißmsEL% as ' • 'A TtitmtiViN filtibtfleNaCTED WTII ' ' ' .ANY .OF' ilia PAl3l3llii"' .• • ‘, • ft b eTitEtf.—Yester k ia'Y' ../577 Ken: brinith t to the Office in the custody of Sanibel Lack, rharg.. ef ' NVuit being a retnrit i ed . transport, before ; Or'bis si . J.tence, tiOm tits Zealand hulk; Itirii,J4'been . c.intict,A at the Old B•tiley Ses - ,ion last li'erilary; for st ,. .l;olg.in.ihodany. The prisimer waa ' bio.tit from On the Tehier, Where he - had ben sew, ill con;-quence of an itiforenaticin (ram aid not:deny the charge.' He was:. odloolittediorurt . thcir eZai'n:nation i . •,to • • ti Vie coronation of Citristopliq and Ilk wife, as Kiin , and Queen of ti; was ptlfOrrnect . with'gteat 'potty on Suud.:y;' the led 61,11111 e, in the Champ do . Mars; at 'Cape Frallois.' • Alter the cereinunytheir 1.411 1 , Majesties, and sonic of Grand Officers (it 4,tam,leeeiveci the Sacrament tro.n,the handq'of th'e. A. splendid rep:ii . of :600 coi•ersi fdlter.eW; 'to 'which C3p6iiii I:llivalas ariit . O'Ur.idy; and'alf thr Etigiist) and mercirtinte;%‘ ere, iti . At rhi, trOertainment 'the: 'Kitt, *Thing !rum Iris se-r;, gave Coe ;1.." My - Brother, atlie fi,,n of Gre,ft, wtrich, '04. 1 (ii'arik with Once 'LLties"three to which he addi.d,* . •'lll4'htrproper, and be successful agair•tol Finotia; Otte, arid continue - thet;frlir htAttreil tyrant% awl tins Tlie next tonlit ktio.;s bv , l tire Arehhistioe—..q The King of HI) it," wircit w:is algo'dtank',.. , .9th:V4Ct!.. times three. "After !Ins their 114e/ties . Palace, ht-fent a great body of /coops, to the number of 1.e,11. 10,000, paraded for n.14 . .mt, time, eery COMpaily pro. - c , :•khd 'by it's band 'of .. The Royal P.ijr then h took a toe - abnut the town, :MI mor.ey in. giearproftiiion among, the pe , )pl , and the hu. ainetti of thii great day' was at length conclude:! with sidt . thlid - dionlinations, and an . )tiera at the theatre. Oo M indn'y High Mass was celebrated, and Tr Musts sut;g the cathedral. The planet Siturn, that Most singular and in. iciesiing of ail, astronomical ohjeas, is to be Seen ai present nearly in the south, about g the even• ,With a good telescope his ring may be clearly I should be mentioned, for the credit of ',eland,' warwik...vv,eple have always been, not , ld for their ' pital4,-/iandr natural politettess, that through sot - no mismanagement in thw mei ch.of 'the Surrey Militia. f!taTat Cork a division of that regiment,citron try the same 'titiartets (Ciogheen), and in. the same lima as a .divii,ioool .. .ihe Limerick .Militia, then tin their match fui crinbarkation, •at Cork. A naessage wash iinsniedietitreotiveyeri to the Otticor coin. niandmg• the, $Ol rev .Militia, intimating . that, t and- • the •• place not 'ado. o. aceommodationior,so many as the .two requested, that the :British would tike r up all.that they might want, a none of the 'Limerickk would take (papers', until •4I the • Surrey , itvere, accommothitoh .lt con hardly no, dottuted, that the iere putt of liberality, et v oily, and 'goodtfellowshie \nil he chewer to our lets toe suhjets during their abode th7re. Tile agri euliare of Eftigrarid •is greatly, indebted an the. Militia quartered in several,parts of the kingdom, lor a hi;ir, assonance in getting in the harves t ; ne'l Mt:ttia will be tohnd by our fermers nut less patient oi hard labour. twilling to work, and as strong as any people whatever.— (Lewes Japer.) ,At the" late - Assizes held tit'Brittwater, a man watt on the Clo Wit side 'tor stealing_ letters from the Poe-Of fi ce' ai Bach.'' Ne y w e,o',..g ay `nacres and . CO. tin - en . ..diapers . ; of .Nltlsli ant» sire t, Bath, put a letter into the Bath Po,ttiOdice, containing notes and bil - ls' to the amount 017001. directed to Mews. Whitehead end Co. Bankers, in tNL:001: Notice the g • ' a :;: t d e o rt f li t t n i e ;b e c a i i i i: ll l k u4' alit' rubbery, tread one of tire, bilis, iu~ e , wt,s traced to tai paelabrukcy in Graceelioreh-sir e: , Loudon, Win eoulit give no a her account of tlw of if, tit At that' he took it in his' sltop the war of business, ofT . a Man caning hittistVlNii. jo ,of will ii tie there, hot tit} sorb per sun was to` be found. Art:t. tt considerinde it, ervitl, tonne cfrconistandes occurred by .whieh the uas traced to the prisoner, • who had treen't:inpiti;e , il as a servant - the'llatit Post Office, which itioatiou he lett, and went to 'keep "a publie-hotiso'itiliath, occasionally in at: the Po•it'Otlic;•••itid - when they wert , biosy, ;,ssiiting in gamins. the, He' rtititiAvti trout 'Bath to Mittord to keep the Fos. inn, occasionally purshing the sonle - pactica cif c - ailing to at the Bath POSt.ntfiCe: Another limit her tracrd to the prisoner whit:h Wtr. put ;into the' letter sirith'ihot uttered by him in londoO ) 'and ' wtrich he. Pal , ,sed at Gosport tar the' perella4t•or s ' orno silk. fie yvas . found Quilty, bad the Judge lett bun :tar exesation. -