The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-28 00:00:00

TO THE EDITO1? 0F THE SUN. SIR, Although I am convinced of the propriety of your reasons, in declining the insertion of any further dis. quititioott on the merits of the Young Roscius, you w;11, I trust, feel no objedion to admit a few brief observations, ,which have metely reference to ca. lonininus .isersonalities that have grown out of the dispute in question. Let me premise, that the daring an anonymous writer to avow his name is a very Old device ; the arguments of jurriut were not the less cogent fronts their being anonymous. Against the abautd notion, that an anonymous writer is, because anonymous, unworthy of attention, and against the equally ab. surd and illiberal idea, that die dread of deteftion is ,inseparoble from the assumption of a fi aitious cWraner, 1 beg leave most decidedly to protest : s , to the supposed cnunexioo between Cri:o and tnyseli, it can only excite a smile at the rashness of unfounded surmise. This is the first time,' Sir, that I ever knew the freedom of critical inquiry branded with the name of malignancy. The bigotry of argument I have often witne.ised ; h have also seen hypercritical mi. nuteness objected to those who exercised discrimina. titre censore,. anti particular criticism 'opposed by reltrat panegyric : hut never in England—in a country where the freedom of discussion must neces sarily coexist with the liberty of the subjezt—ne. vet have I seen intolerant arrogance and higotted prepossession carried to so extravagant an height. Is it just, is it liberal, is it honest, to stigma. rise by the title of malevolence a reasonable scepti. cisin, which is justified by the sickly and &gene. rare taste of an innovating age—an age that requires the allurement of nursery romance, or the sttmola. li on o f inamitroos no velty, to arouse the vig• ur of attention, and awaken the excitement of pleasure ? Shall the papal anathemas of men (who, he their abilities what they may, are not infallible) thunder, in the supremacy cif presumption, on the devoted head of every individual who ventures, forsooth, to doubt their infallihility, and to form an opinion of his own ? Yet every critic of a provincial Pa per feels 4, his knotty and combined locks to part," at the horrible scepticism of a few tree inquirers : pamphlets arc elaborated—opinions of email) rati sedolonsly,collede.dand charges of all that is base arid .detestable promulgated—and all to hlast rite° r „ • . s l 4 o. "'gw4ltAltrinf men.who choose to pause and reason before they decide I ; cannot Tato over in silence the vnotice with Which'ode Writer hat deigned to honour me, That I act out with the oidUtilVe deSign or deliberately 0.. Wing the talents 'Or the' J'u'venile Performer, is at, once refuted by a reference to the verses in question : they were provoked by 14 tame . epigrammatist, who bad the audacity` and folly" to 'depreciate, by an in. vidigus . tn , iblegrading cart parisun, the well.earn'Ll fame of eontemporary genius —of genius which Eu. rope bu s eooseerated in the same niche with tha t o f a TALMA and a SCHRAM:Mk. The subjoined note, which has-drawn clown up. on me,the lofty-disdain of the writer's resentment, he thinks, tit to style ;abusive': I deny •the imputa. ti u n ; my .strianies were indeed severe, hut they were tinc.inteti wi ii perionaiity. The Writer id. lulled to retotlx opoii we (or these switous on I.,;1 lab-r, by ck., , cethitog to peison;ol cuz:iiit y against "..Pelf; Tenure take my ..leave of him in perfect chi . rity; by reommending to his attention 'this sen. wire of Jolt Nsot.l: " lie that claims for hianheil, -of 4110tht.'r, the honours Of peffaliOn, will inevit. ably it jure the reputation whivh he designs to , aaist," ' I aro, Sir e your obcdiot S.rvanr, ENNIUS. Prot. we LONDON G.IZETTE, N6ll. 27, 164. Cl '2 Opt, Nov. 27. tBO4 MEMSER. RETURNED To altitYlt tbi THIS VIEIENT PAILIAMSNT. air* of Dumftiel. Captain William rohnstone 'lope, uftlic Itnyal Navy, in the won.* of Sir Robert Liiune, hart. tiCtXCLI. miyxßurrcy SUPERSEDED. David Willie anti John Wilkinson, of Manchester, fustian. nlan4tu:.t•ircrs anti co.l)artners. BANKRUPTS. Archihd! 1 Simpsln, of Princes-street, Soh o , middi esex , Ivateh.niaker, to surrender Dec• 1,8, and lan, s, io n , at Attorney, Mr. Robinson, Charter-bowie square, • ‘.l,ltulicl 11/amitotic, of Woolastan, Gloucestershire, bon. itwintracturer, to surrender Dec. 11, 12, and 8, at elcven, at the Angel liu, Coltbrd,' Gloucestershire. At. lornies, Mr. Staple's-inn, Lando ll ; or Mr.' ,m 13 ir, Cultard. Cllr4, of Coventry-street, St. larnas's ' Westmin. hosier, to surrrot.kr Uer. t i t 5, and lan. 8, At twelve, a: CotI.INI!, Attorney, Mr. W. no Imes o t)l4..squere, 1 ,moil't..l lin. latrr of Hawklitirst, Kent, tailor, Wsurrendor ,v, 3 u , D o e„ 1, and lan. 8, id clevenot the Woill:IpAt.1:. Ism, Kent. AltOrnieS, • Mr. ‘VatertWM, 7cutiturcivn; or Mr. Temple, Landon. it,.opnilits I'oll kteliants, of Batt!, baker, Ti surrender 1., and an. Ft, at eleven, at tbe Lamb Inn, Bath, ilit,proto3, Mr. 'I laorridb Skurrs; , Hach; or Messrs. batten and A ti.tiot, Walt u,, Temple, Lu rt yw i . John Carr, of iiishop Weaittit.mb, of joiner, to Intl . :n(ler Dec, s„ 7. and lan. 8,4 t eleven, at While'4 Taerti, S;4tuicrlantitio 4 r .Scit,on; county. A tturtves, Mr; 131acki,*tiin,.Symontl's- Inn, London ; or Mr. l'hoitip eon, bishop Wearroutith.. ~,; ;. ) cr Nos, of A Idwlnkle, Northatoptonshire, vie. r. snrrentier Dec. 1, 15, and jan. g. at too, A t London. Attorney, Mr, John Mawley ; Savay,l.4quare, Richard Hulbert, late of Chippeoliarn, Wiltshire, !Men. draper, to surrender Dee. 7 1 , 8, and Jan. 8, at eleven, at the White Hut Inn, Cliippeoloon. Attornies, Messrs. Clarke arid Soo, Itriatul ; Mr. Audley Harvey, Chippenliam ; or Meoir. lettkins and fames, New-inn, London. Mathew lAA) )OM, Of Manchester, inn-keeper, to surrender Dino, ta , rf p Aid 14tij. M. at four, at this Spread Eagle Inn, I.l:ingthg , litLit, M.cii heat r. A Mulles, _Pilaus, Sharpe and Nlandiester ; yr Messrs. anti. Parry, Totodi:, London. Georgerdoticid, of the Strand, Middlesex, vinualler, to surrender I) c' I, Is, 140114 R. at ttip, lit C;uildhall. At. tofricy, Mr. Fryett, Milbank -street, Westminster. ' li t u r y dillli,ll o , 13i kiristui, tallow-chandler, tu surrender Nov. I.o7ree.'t I, at eleven, ;:ind f an. B,at nine, at the KurnmerTa verb Moto!. A.a tt.nic,i, air. William Hartley, Bristol ; or Mr. 'Gabel!, tincolti''i. Inn, I.undoit, St. .' l,ll 4trea.‘;,,_ol4ll. St. Martin'a- lane, ooc tero 3Lu , tr c ia u ler et:- t, 4, at ten, and lan. s, n, at London. Attorney, Mr. flutter. i I, leet...streoz, • Dec. za. Joseph Pyall, late of Sittingboum, Kent, shop. keeper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 23. Henry iVuukl, late of Bond-street, Middlesex, tal. low-chandler, at ten, at Guildhall i , Dec. 24; johtf Boys, ,of Teaton, Kent, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London: Dec. aa..Sarah , English, of Charing-Cross,,,Nliddlesex, hosier, at ten, at Giiildhall. Dec. 29. Thomas Browne, of fewry.street, Aldg4te, Lon. don, woollen.straper, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. 2 . Charles Baker the younger, of Prescott, Culm. stock, Devonshire, tanner_, at eleven, at the Castle Tavern, Taunton, SomeractThire. Dec. 18. William Hinson, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, john.strect, Liverpool. Dec. za. Thomas V mil, of Bush.laue, Cannon -street, Lon. don, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall Dec. 20, John Warwick, now or late of Long Buckley, 'Northamptonshire, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Inn, Daventry. Dec. 18. Thomas Mast, of Tempsforth Mills, Bedfordshire, at four, at the Bost and Crown I mi,Wisbeach, St. Peter's, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire. Dec. zz; George Beaumont, of Newmarket, Suflblk, grocer, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Newmarket. Dec. 22. I' rances. Hartley, widow, and Benjamin Hartley, of Fleet-street, London, silk. mercers, at ten, at Guildhall. CEUTIFIC'ATES. Pec. 18. William ‘Vebster, of Fore-street, London, linen draper. David Wall, of Bristol, cordwainer. Ascutigh, of Leeds, Yorkshire, woolstapler. George Beauniunt, of Newmarket, SulFulk, grocer. . MAILS. Ilainburgb, 2 Dublin, 2 W.ttelford. PRICE OF STOCKS, TSUI poor AT TWILVA O'CLOCK. Cons 1& - • - SBi i I Red. Ann. - 5711 I'HE S U N. SOL&M QUIT DICIAZ VALIUM AUDEAT ? L 0 N 1) N, WEDNESDAY, NOV EMBER 2g, 1804. DII'IDF.NDS. Tall. 2- John vv/kolilDsari• aF Livtrpopl, theesentonser, at ,CICA:11, 41 tilt'. GIVCII Dragoti 1011,A:1u:61yr. No accounts whatever have reached the Admi. ralty of the loss of His Maje►ty'a Ship Ronlltys The Africaine, which is supposed to haVe brought the report of the loss of the above Ship, has been at anchor in Yarmouth Roads several days. We trust, therefore, that there is nu fuundnion for such re. ports. We have great satisfadion in being able to state, that. very few of the men belonging to the Yener. able have been lost. LAST night Paris Papers to the t7th inst. were received in Town, but their contents are very un important. The POPE was expeaed at Paris on the 22,1 inst. ; he was to leave Rome on the 2,1. Although the Papers are barren of Intelligence, yet privhce Letters are said .to have been received which contain very extraordinary reports among others, it is said that the Agents of Government in Paris have litely held language of a pacific nature, and even the outline of a Treaty of Peace hat, been privately handed about. It is nut at all imprcbable that BONAPAKTE may have ordered his creatusea to propagate thvse kind of reports, in order to amuse the People of Paris, to put them in good humaur before his Coronation, and to console them f r the disappointment which they must feel on finding that England has neither been conquered by the army, nor terrified by the•menaces of France. The following are the principal articles of the outline to which we allude; but we by nu meant pledge ourselves to their authenticity. tst, France consents to 'evacuate the kite dome of Naples and Etruria, the Territory, and the Republics or Li guria, I Llvetia, and ltatavia, together with the Eleauraw lanover, and all places occupied by her on the right Bank of ti l e Rhine. Stl, Lnhlantt consent% to restore all ,her conquests in the West Indies, and to give' up Malta to the King of Sardinia as a part of the indemnities destined this. Sovereign. 31, The remainder of the Indemnities ,to ni b Sardinian Majesty are to be taken from the Kingdom of Etruria, round S i+:11114. 4th, France promises, in return, to give up to His Etruriau Majwy . the Dinciueb of Paul la and Plaisanee, Sift, Russia is to evacuate the Seven Islands, and all other places Occupied by her Troops in the Mediterranean. The Seven IslantL alt in future to be under the exclusive protec tion of the Ottoman Porte. 6th, The dilillences between Spain and England, as well as those between Russia and Rome, arc to be settled in an amicahie manner immediately, without the interference of the Congress, according to the decision of the respoaive Me diator.. "I"iw differences between Spain and A merica are to be 6el t lett 17.) , the sole nil:lila kill Of the Emperor of the - Frencli. Bth, The y. mpc“ir a Germany and Austria, and the King of Prussia, are by all Parties acknowledged as Mediators:' 9th, r.rance promises fur the future, during a Peael, to rc. opeel the Independence oY those Kingdoms, States, and ka. panties, evacuated by her Troops 4, in consequence of the present Peace. loth, As Franceallows .the . late'Grantl Master of Malta, Huron Ilompech, an Annuity of 3...),000 livres 14ngland is to assign and min equal and annual sum to the present Grand Master, who resigns his sovereignty Oyer the Island at Malta to the King ot.Sardinia whose Heirs or De scendants are for the future to ba Hereditary Grend Masters Odle lkdaltese Order. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, Hts MA. jrbTY, the Duics oi KeNT, the Pill NC BaSE3 SortitA" and AMILIA, attended: by Grnersi FiTztioy and the Hon. Mr.Vi LLI IRS, rode to the tier nt Heath !,tacc Coutse, where the Earl 01 SANDWICII was waiting for His MA JIISTY ; and on hi, artiviil a deer was turned out lot the day's cliverlion. fire Duice orKarcr and the PILiNCESSiet returned to Windsor, and took an Airing in Windsor Gtc.,l Park. Yesterddy mon ing he DUKE of Cmatilt nos inspetiedltie ttlrksiare Cavalry, upon i'luidenlc.4l Thicket. The Portagum, Russian, Danish, and Spanish I Ambassadors, had audiences yesterday of Lord HAIL- Row BY, at his Office in Downing.street A Commercial Council was held yesterday from one till three o'clock, at the Board of Trade for Foreign Plantations; at which were present, the Earl of WISTMORLAND, Earl CAMDEN, Sir W. SCOTT, Lord MELVILLE, Mr. PITT, &C. The PRINCE of WALES staid but six hours in Bath, and those His Royal Highness passed with Lord THURLOVi. His Royal Highness the Pa isrcit of WALK!' and a select party dined yesterdey with Lord and Lady ME Laou It NE, at their hous e , Whitehall. The Duke of ORLEANS, Count MUNTI'ENSIFR, and a selett party of Fashionables, dined yesterday with MONSIEUR, at his house in South Audley. street. Mr. PITT had yesterday a selefi dinner party at his house in Downing.strect. Earl CAMDEN, Lord MELVILLE, Lord HARROWEY, General Sir JOHN Nook It, &c. were present. The Earl and Countess of WESTMORLAND, and Family, arrived on Monday at their house in Berke ley-square, from their seat in Northamptonshire. Yesterday the Parliament was formally pro. rogued to the isth of January. The 1..,RD CHAN. CELLOR, Lord CAMDEN, and Lord MELVILLE. were the Commissioners. The House of Common, ' were represented by Mr. DYSON and the Clerks and Officers of the House. The ceremony took place in the Royal Robing Chamber, the alterations and improvements in the House of Peers not being yet completed. . • It is understood that Mr. Ptrr's view, in his conference with the persona concerned in . the Corn Trade last Saturday, was p r i nc ip a lly to ascertain how far it would be necessary or ex pedient to suspend the Distilleries. They re. presented that the last crop of Barley was not remarkably deficient ; but on the. other hand, the Wheat crop seemed to require the aid of every other' Grain that could be used for Bread. The chief objedion is the loss which the Revenue would sus_ taio ; but it is not doubted that both objects will be answered, by preventing the distillery of Graio, it it should be found necessary, and permitting that of Sugar and Molasses, at the same duties, as was adopted on a former occasion. Yesterday a Court of Aldermen was held at Guild hall ; present, the LORD MAYOR, IS Aldermen, the RECORDER, SHERIFFS, and City Orlicer. The LORD MAYOR opened the Court in a very sensible address. The Court proceeded to examine the Meal weighers' Report, and ordered the pi ice of Bread to be raised to t 6 id. the quartern loaf wheaten, and 45d. household. The Thanks of the Court were given to the late Lord Mayor. A half year's dividend of the Orphans' Stook was ordered to begin paying on the i i th of JOlTiary Precepts for Wardmotes on St. 'T'homa's Day, for the Eletlion of the Common Council, &c, were . ordered to issue, The account of the attempt by a French banditti to beige Messrs. THORNTON and PAatso, at their villa in the Danish Territory, upon the B inks ti the Elbe, is fully confirmed by letters from these Gentlemen to their friends in London, Mr.'lHuit. N. TON supposes, however, that this outrage was not a political concern, but a private speculation of the marauders to extort money, as lie has a banking. house at Paris under the firm of TooawroN stud POWILL, and the latter Gentleman remained un. molested in that city when the last letters for Ham. burgh left France. Should Mr. 7'r.loltNToN'i WS. picion be well founded, it is evident that nut a man of property can be safe upon the • Right Bank of the Eibe, as lung as the Fiend) marauders oc. • cupy the Left. There is a list circulated upon the Continent, containing the names of the most respectable British subjects for loyalty and property, settled in several continental cities, all suspedeci by . Box,sp,sturs, whom his emissaries watch, and his 'satellites are anxious to take. In this number are Mr. I Its} , it, at Amsterdam ; Messrs. CRAWFORD and SMITH, at Rotterdam ; Mr. HUMPHRIES, at 'Frankfort ; Messrs.. Pm, THOR NTON_,_ SMITH, PAR ESN, STE.. YENS, Copra EY I Hamburg!) ; and Messrs. HUTCHINmON, HALL, &c. at Alttma. As, how. ever, this list was shewn on the Exchange at Him. burgh on the 13cHnst. it is supposed that the den. tlemen honoured. with BONAPARTE'S proscription will be on their guard. We received yesterday - same Leiters froM Ame. rica, by which..we Itavc.:become possessed.of the . follo,ving particulars respeEting the present state o f St. Domingo •:. . 41 Hip Hoteut (as he is termed) the Etimeror DRSSALI NES, has lately received from America six armed last-sailing Schooners, and one Brig ; the former mounting from to to 12 guns, the latter t 8 tweive.pounders, and one brass eighteen-punchier that goes on a swivel. He expetis shortly six other Vessels from America of the same description. His iltmamr has appointed two Admirals, and 20 CVO d'Escadres ,; he.means to extend his M trine Forces fo 4000 men, and has adually,now in cum: mission upwards of twenty Atmed'Vett'sels, contain. ink.lt:Om 7o to too men each. One of his Cruisers (4 — Felucca), lately captured st Spanish Bug, richly laden, bound from Cadiz, to. Vera Cruz, arid carried her to Aux Cayes. There is now on sale in the different Parts .of Sr.- Domingo, an immense quan tity of powder, imported by the Americans, and the price is reduced from four dollar* to three. eighths , of dollar per lb. I) Es s At i N Es lids now gut a sufficient quantity of powder to answer his purpose ; .and from this circumstance - it is pioliabie that he may make fresh overtures to the British, as they refused to furnish him with an ammunition. , f The Men of Colour now in Sr. Onninsto" are much more attached to the French than to DessA. LINES, and they would receive them with open arms (to use their own expression) provided . WARM*: .was.an the Throne of France:" A Monunient is mentioned as likely to In ered. ed at Boulogne, in order to perpetuate the sky of the Flotilla . , for its inieisded Irvation against Eng. land. /The French had better defer the eletizn of the Me lll4ll tea t I; • till they have carried into exetiftion t h e A l ign of the Imvion, NA Pif L NE If S. Hoar LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 1304. Admiralty-Ojice, Nev. 27, 11304. Cob , of a Letter fr7m Vice- a4dmiral Sir yobs T4s. .Oucheortis, K. B. Commander in Chief of His Majesty's Ships and Vessels at jamaicario ham Marsden, Esq. dated at Port Royal, aoth September, 1804.. Sly, I transmit yon, for.the information of the Loch Commissioners of the Admiralty, the copies'of two Letters, from Captains Gordon, of the Racoon, and Ate Hon. John Murray, of the Franchise, relating the capture of L'Alliance and L'Uranie F rench Privateers. .1 am, &c. J. T. DUCKWORTH. Hir Majesty's Brig Racoon, or SIR, , Bird Key, Aug. 9..1804 , I have the pleasure to inform you, that on the xst inst. in lat, 20 deg. 52 Min. N. lung. 71 deg. 3o tnin. W. Sand Key, N. E. by N. distant seven or eight leagues, I had the good fortune to 'decoy , within musket.slint a large French Privateer, who struck after we had fired at him for three Vr,tert aan hour. She proved to be L'Alliance, pierced for twelve guns, having only six mounted,, Cour 6 pounders and two nines, commanded b r l)unnque, manned with 68 men, out three &Ts from Samaria, and had taken nothing. She is a an d vessel, but much cut in her sails and rigging! a n had only one man slightly wounded. I have the Honour to be, ea. (Signed) J. A. GORDO N. Sir J. T. Duckworth, K.B. &c. Lee. &t. SIR, Franchise, at Sea, Sep. 14, 1 80 4 4 I have the honour to acquaint you, that yesterdays • after a chase of eight hours, his Majesty's Ship Franchise, under my com,nand,was fortunate • up with and capture the Uranie French Privateer Schooner, of three Guns and sixty-four Mot. be' longing to the City of St. D.nningo, out thirtee n days, and has•taken nothing. The Uranie is sup .. posed to he the fastest sailing Vessel in those Seas. I have the honour to be, See. • (Signed) JOHN IVIURRAY. Rear. Admiral Dacres, &c. &c. &c. P OIItTsMOUTit, Nov. 27.—Arriied t h e Waif. ri".rnaff, N DLUCK, from Stockholm ; thitfi twin London ; and /:;s, Pmts, from Sunder.. land. Sailed the Eller, COATS, Sampan, liottLted4 and Brita,mia, SMITH, for,Guerosey. ' Arrived at S h ithead Ilia Majesty's Ship Priotte of Orange, Capt. T. lt3ctits, from a ten weeks Cruizt off the l'exel, where she left Admiral Rtnn. t s h e le. ii , i ij n a t , !i s e r;c Eagle, ~ tot onn .Ilindostan, t he 20. h inst. ogether will' Etbalion and L' Africaille Friga tes, with a Cutter, all well. _Adamant, and i The Rairearrble, Capt. BARTOK, arrived aI,SP I P head this day from Admiral Ptogstmoticres Fleet oft the Texel , but the Prince:: of Orange left that Fleet two days after the Raironable , . DEAL. Nov. 27.—Yesterby evening Nis Ma. msso4 jesty% Shi l l lir;nc,ll of Orange, of _7+ poi, i the back of the Goodwin Sands f9r Spithead. Sdiled the reirtr and "lamer Gun.brigh on i Boll ) fo r Cruize off Boulogne ; and DeJalialiatt S t lithead. The Brig's name reported on shore the 251 1 T It:int, is the Danny, of Newcastle, Moo °lll Master, The cargo will be sa ved, but the vessel is lomr„ 1 the Downs—Monarch Utrecht, Ardente 10 ,fl, eXiblet Castor, Arab, Champion, Spy, Itatllcur, Dart, vastest 13 ""ecro Explosion, Lucifer, Volcano Discovery, KV, nwn, jackal!, Defender, Wrangle , Watc'nful, Adders Stso ling, and Armed Defence Ships ae r botbre. Pooch, Nov, 271—A great quantity of very fine herrings we r e caught by the Fi shermen here 01, Saturday night ; but the wind blowing since et fresh to the N. E. cau sed such a sea that thet. have not been able to bhoot their nett. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.' To the Ofll.2crs :Ind Company of Hi s Ma j est y 's Ship stone, for .the Q.apture of the French National Itrig e o l) „,Via l kit the t4th tune 1803, at No. 1 3, Clement's-Inp, on a." tint, or every day during three years, at the 3iltlitt 's Ar u' rd To Ilia Of fi cers and Company a His, Majesty t he Ship ache, for the Re.capture of the Travellet, August fBO4, on.the Ship's arrival at Leith, or avert %Vow day and Friday, at No. t,•• faints's-street, Adel P h i• • Flush, The Puree ant ire.Vessefs are ordeal tO ra O h n reu rti r l , on ,f ia 2 y se 43 ' z n . n pt ig a h m t d a u S s l:ip of Wass Ind ned the be fitted fir i iminediate service , ar De p tford. was launched al 1 011 ' .Another Vessci of the same d escri p tion I s to b' s launched at Hull in a few days. It must be highly gratifying to the friends in °I .Mr. Boolv.,te, who was so unluckily .iniolvtd the Itr-secution occasioned by a literary attach nn the uffici.il condu9 of the Lite First Lord of, the Aa" miralty, to find, that Mr. BOURN1) throughlbet Whole business, died entirely from the imeube ',`.. Itatitude and respcn towards that Nuble the Lion Indeed --the Public must also be pleased with ~,, human heart. issue ~f a matter whidi ha, preyeoted a Gcntieuiv from to titraingthe. l'he Matt of the little vesbel, with Paoengers fur a virtue t e at does botinur to from Gibraltar, lately wrecked near Cliicilebleer tinder the terror of his situation, and snorts ""li i i on shore, jumped into the boat, unmindful I , t. , wife; bite had not got far, before lie felt a tuggr e at his coat, and, on turning round to dithenv er o i r e came, to his utter astonishment, beheld iii° hanging to the gunwale of the boat ; • whiG l , , ,tVg throwing herself into the water, on seeing)." eg o Ott the ship without her, she, with grel li d a l s tion, obtained, and thus coursgeousl/ °l .ll4 ` c . - . preservation of her lge, -41