The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-09 00:00:00

EDLIcE. • On4bursday Mr. S. RigEty 'was brought to Boiv weit Office for re.-examination; he was apprehend esd: tt: few days since by Adkins and Yickeiy, charged with aiding and abetting the escape of two French .offieers, Cants. Giffray and Flinience,..trom Titanic, in Olfordshirei froth their parole of honour,' The Than . * stage coachman ,arid his wife Were brought to the Office by summons, to ptuVe a cot.-' respondence between Mr. R. and some of the French 'prisoners, but the coApinnini denied nearly all he, was stipposed to be able to prove, and said he could neither read nor write. Several other persons here summoned to give evidence. The information ;was principally obtained from a young woman of the name of Ann ,I lons, who was detested in convoying the Captain's clothes front Thaine to Mr. Rigby s house, she b,ing admitted an evidence tor the prosecution ; and ,from pal ers. foundin her's and Mr.iligby's possession, by Adkins . and Vickery, there is strong. SLltirkloll t Ili)t tlltiy It ive been concerned in aiding and abetting in the escape of several French Officers. - Adkins tumid upon tier ' a Oilier from a French Officer who had "vscaped, dated ftomGottenbargh, acknowledging with t i irks bar assistance in his escape.. One of the principal Gentlemen belonging to the Transpott Office, and the Solittitor, attended to coo=. duet the prosecution. Mr. Rigby was Litlilitiled to bail, to take his trial for the offence. A case of forgery has occurred within this day or two, in the' City, which, iii point of art or dex- . terity, we presume, has no parallel in the annalS of swmdling. The party having succeeded in procuring ca4ll at a b inking-house to the amount of 10001. for w forged check, in the course of the same day, sent a person to:the bulking-house in question,, in ,the name of the tienttenant) forged lipon, for his banker's book, requesting at the same time that it ttiight -be made 'up, to the latest moment, and con taitroll the.cheeks which bad been paid, as the Gen:. tiewan (tneutionirg tho -name of, the proprietor of the book)' _was about to leave , town, and v..as de siibu's of seeing the State of his account. The; re qut;st.was complied with, and:the. swindler got pus sessjon otthe forged draft, which no doubt he would imthediately. destroy, as, the surest means of }ire ' seriLilig'his own life, uy the event of detection and apprelieniion. - . . .An'extraorifinarY6ircumstatice hapitened'early on Sunday morningilhe 240 Ult. to the passengers of , theMoston poach frotp ' .4oadon. About two o'cloeli, the . coach having just passe4 throu g h t i n . sown of cititTotit thelossewgeriittieic al rituitthy feiturated caies,,of " murder, which' pioceeded front the house of Mr. Chandler Merry; situated , _about a quarter et „tt tulle,.,,lrom any ,otites dwelling., Vise cries became, thore loud and frequent as the coach tipin t ilittlredt find indoeed thelltiver close to, ;the. house; and , stop ;r and. t.it nmediately upon ,which a toiiian rukhed,. out and fired (Allot at WM, hppPity without doing any trtischiel. It turned out that th 6 inmates of the house, a' frian - and tour fe -rnstcs, 'having .ttiscocered .41141 five robbers werc in tlr jpty t er ruonPi,.lo otie..ot whielt they were blow ing a tne,, preP cratory iu, rn4ing tea ; and be: - n o condition to toirtencrWith such a gang, vociferated f rl i gn ihe-windowi, and hi‘ , , dneetl.slicsoaclirnati•to,Hop.„ We at thy) rubb e rs it Writi .. 9111t ti 11.34 the the dralc.ticis of the nigkt; i . e . 4(hOle floc' .of the got away througl4 rrback , dear -it ito I helields,' and escaped. Yesterday se'nnight„two 4ervAnts (the h u ntsman and wit iflwr-itt) of Sir John aisltwood King, lint. were Immil dead in their hi d 3 at,jais hunting Stilt at Bourtou on the I.lill, 'Ciloticestershire. It appears, • That on retiring to bed 'the preceding eveniiig, con , ~ceiving the ,roorn wheiethey .414 u, being over one .01 the out-bnildings, rather. clamp, they ' had tal:cti up with them, from undLT . a tornace, so u i'r live eSsials,:in an open coal-scuttle; whiCh 'they . loti in Ow teiddle of the' room': but the place having tio chitas ney orvent- of any 'kind, and being closely shut tif 4.lUrirlg : the, night, they must ,have been stitiocated 'from the' efil.qt► nt the sulphuric,: gas. One of them .IA/as in a - sitling posture 'in bed, as if he lad been a w. o ke. by the oppression' M 4 hi* ; but dP4blh":ol at . 0.10 motuutit, lie 111111.11.4.1 wet-. come either , tt? e.trect. ttis escape or create alarm. YOtertiay ,taltn,SNillt, who \Ai:li convieted la 4 peastons tor extorting money from ditteient coal 17 dealeiti (Under pretence of not 'laying informations' p t oi t u,tthom a ..4o not ext)osing a bushel rneagure their coil waggoni, according to stood in thy, pillory in Smithfie l d , a g reeabl y to Ins , .g entencl , for op.') hours: -This'inatf, With his ac complices, . made it a pratEtice to watch the coal' Waigotts, and all, ,whttin they tOund neglettful of tt»ir iusttei I neitsore, instead of giving intormatitat against them, according tolaw, they went rourAt' spd pplicatill A gitinca d two from each; to some 'wliorn Smith had rtivtu receipts for these un lawful c,,,ifeciions, 'which wets: produced upon, his' p tla) ;morning last, at two o'clock, the stWail r guACh truth tiontiou.,.to 'Carlidc, having got ti : „ .4. 4i 1 , 41 . 1 , e s put IC) at 130fouji,ltbridgc, staf ted• oft it:. without guard or drty , ....r, with four iii side passengtr A, and having rtniahout a quarter tit rilte on their Usual rood, struck oil' to rough country road, tro,,,cti a dra ' ‘v.tnidge., and continued at the s3ITIU sped about a mile and a hail thriller, "viten they were stopped by theTOMll4lll . ll ‘ l4ltingtit s farm-gitte. passengers then all got out it , safety. rhe goard, driver, and tr:terclit posplhons, wer e o ut .on horseback to parson of ac cob, out r rwo 01the paserkgerh havi ag, found their way' back to the krill,ae. inforatiition vi , r e the coach wa 3 to be lo 6 p a. The " inter in Paris, whi41.130 been so long txpected, at lei;gth announced for publication , It comprises the re.A,tnernoirt vt Lady of:Fashi n, cv r i t ten by herself, a nd t..xrntains,. we understand,, a ctew.tat the. present glint , of 6oLnety and ',tanners in t he Vari3ian Capital,,.6ll4 .16 11'11i3l'ilierbed -wiih a Yt /111,y 411o9ginia - and intacettog attecdotee. }Nf 1.1,1i1140/44 4 . i'Optcti by VI Ait t u N.Piet POETI{Y. EPILOGUE TO "OURSELVES." WRITTEN BY MR. T. mliniN. • StOKEN' BY MM. °n nights. like this, when you our Mansion grace, And expcdation varies. citify face ; The Prologue first, with Studied,air and dress, , And " bated breath, and whisp'ring hombleness," " Iu bondsman's k;y," just peeping front the (low', Or scarcely looking from the ineasurld floor Intreats this h p nour'd House of l'ationS will Allow the Author to Wing in this Bill —(shirwi/T•ine) Next, in insinuating, wheedling rhyme, • HOpes humbly 'twill be read a second time. ,'Tis heard, committed, ccnstied, prais`d, or blarn'd ; When. of her office not at alt asham'd, • . • Enter 04111 C Epil4vte, a flippant lass, Who boldly moves that this said Bill do pass. And now (to Authors, sign rit direst woe)', Critics may rise , in opposition row, : • To prove, by each objection, they display How easier 'OS to dam than 'u rite' a Play While, 'mid the, tug of war" some soles quire I'leas'd to be pleas'o, to well meanterrorNlind, ,Divide the House, till the fell discord end:, And foe's'ackaowletige this a " School'for Ladies, believe I sitoit'dn't• make this fuss, But that the Ca use belongs to one of us ; , Aye, and say, no matter, whom it vex, Such Liir atfermits do credit to the sex. f man, prOtid roan, 'the elrort shOulif despise, And view out, faißngs with o'er curious eyes ; It (aiming to htiit rud him) call us \rain, • At least they'll give us leave to entert4in. Or, lithe) , won't Applaud, the lordly elves, Then, Ladies, we mySt:pattonize " Ourselves," Good Gentlemen, thelnoile in which you take This badinage, essay'cl for Woman's sake, Demands my thanks, tlay, unite that, I should Borrowing once more the ‘itic Of our Play. None than Ourselves more ittratefully can view The proud proteoiun we u , evive }ropy ou ; In climes less bleSt s while 10eign fair ones know Of war's worst evils ev'ry piercing woe, Vo, of no stern Oppressor's whith afraid, The safety bless we owe your ma‘nly yroto pain and peril us.and ours to shield. You dare the t e mpests of the flood ;nut field i'raelis'd in Arts, or skill'd in Learniu;'s page, We view in manohe Genius, or the S4,c, With pleasing terror, and with aw'd delight, We iccognisc each hero in the fight ; To all your worth with veneration,bow, And feel convinced yOu'll not desert us now. 'THE ti:ITE lIIUTINY 1N 11Va14, The sense of the Court of Dire6tor9, on ,tl , c late unhappy transadioni in. India, haft been, expres4. ed to the Indian Army in the tolluwing - Publie Order " Otir Wm letter in this deprtreeht was dated the 2.5 th tilt. 1n that letter WC aclinoqiedged, the., receipt of your letter of the iith of September,' 11309, contain , . ing a-suecintt account of the'critoitial and infatuated conduet of .tfie Othl.rets.of your. Egtahliyhip'etit, front the I (ith i'vlay, I 809 (ti s te, date of your preceding dispatch), up 'to' the pet iod of submisiton we conveyed'io.you Our strongest a , oattithc4:l4 of upptobation .and,soppott s in the %vise ar.d vigorow ineasurw.i which you had adopted, in vindicationla. the logilienateand insulted authority of your Go vernment. ,We have, since the date of that letter, received, by tte 11,ttliosn.ike sloop of war,. .your letter to the 'Secret Committee, dated the ioth of Septem -IYor.,' 1809, giving a detailed account of' the progretal .end suppression oi this unnatural rebellion ; and we think it onr duty, atter a most agentive pernsid of the dctads of !Atli afflicting subject, again tocon vey to yourburiniiiilretentitiienis of L . pprobation of the measures.which you adopted on this incumntous occosion. " We have obsetved with peculiar satisfaaion, your undeviating adherence to the p6nciple which you -first opposed 'to' the factious proceedings of :the Officers, namely, , that no ctmcession ought' to lit, made to an alined combination; and it i 4 to your " . onlibrin adherence to this Unquestionable principle of- pojicy that we' ascribe,' under Providence, the early termination of a rebellion, which' threatthed at once ruin to its authors, to the Company, and to the most valuable, intetesis of Great Britain, , " We are the rribre forcibly impressed With . the merit oryour condutt,ort , this occasion, by obAerv. mg, that from many 'quarters, andouille of them or two,utei of euueesstun, under the . name of conciliation, wEre pressed upon you tor, your adoption, - - " We are .to impute to these advisers any btit the most honourable motives ; but we feel it to be our duty to declare it at; tam decided con- ! *:-.tion, that no greater evil can exist in any iStare, th,m the :übsiiisSion, of by Government to the diet:at:sof an ;trilled association ; and consequently th at Ari such submission `could t,t , er with balety be made. Such aubnii‘olon would, in fat% amount to an alidication of Ow G0%114=111 . , and that in the worst possible form anti tnanner : it would control - it:se . the authority and power of Goveititnent,. not only in India, but in Earopg, and might prevent the mea sures absolti.tely neccs.in'y to vindicate the insulted ,aiittiority•of the tintion. r The lineuf conduct which you pursued, in tern PeqatolY, yet steadily, upholding the digttny and authority' of Government, by a tafusal of a com promise and concession to officers in open rebellion,' proper ar all times, was, in tlio circutusttno which nre now reviewing, ituperii%usly requifrd of yolt for the question then .at isKttc V.:li nor a gin h6Oll (it grillYanCe, of th)t. 011 4 : Of a partial ria• ,t4tre,. but in lam a question- repecting . the total dts solution of the Go:erninetit,, cat, -,,,X..tr ) Lt::‘ r '7 .();• i C.,,1;11 4r dduts4 , . s , I) 111 11 No. 4, Martictt.crcyrt. bow. gi tett 1 , : 1. •• • utto tvlottolt tictt, col •re, Stratld, ,46iyerlifelnentsi derl tor or, No. I ~;fr:~ , , _. .. . :- ,' , itie Oftladr4 tietnanded'tifilii'etlykrtleyAttKii . 1 `-• hitZethig tlitqllleh i eS lie rio64lly, 431, ....4. On ' ilr • b:'..'. cat inn vf'lhb.j'bdtpthtt atGiavaratietit, .414ilVr tells . ii and legally pi - mid - tweed . (on the Isi Ikii44 itta upon 'Officdrs ''Srving 'under their antliority,6'. ;ills 'was in WI, iiil' atrempt ,t 6 i t:ike , tlip Uov. - ..r,ruirelit it-ltdt heir owti hands.' It hfec:fttte tlierefOre y! A ir,tittn. questionable' dutr,..mantully, to-resist 6Llth a daring, • and' i-rttsiffutbk! usurpation. : `fThe Mudded reCal of you . rOrders of` the Ist of 11.1.1 y (a hick ,we are sorry to find, was:`'i - econl-. • mended to you by some at our servants, loa'Whoso -judgment ind integrity, we, -in' gene'ral, entertain great 'rilAped)'; Would 'in our 'opinion IniVe been equally' inipolitie; and still more - dis - I;roCeful than their entire anocation. ' Vor it would have 'evinced all the Weakness in a - timid itni Unqualified recanta- titan ; hnil ‘eduld±gwilly have adiriated, what never can be admitted, that Government, have no posVer - ' t o suspend, or ilismiss their military servants," with cut` the judgm'int of a Court Marti 41 ; a Power which though seldom exercised, and which, as tar 'as ' 'respects our Governments atntrad, is limited, to Su4- 'pension :dime, is obviously necessary to the security and, existence of every Goveluttfeift, and' rirtictilarlyl of a Government ' ho tar" removed from the supr:::tue authority of Sate. . ' - -.. ‘,. Upon these principles :nnd considvrations we , entirely approve the -line di cotalat which• you. adopted - and followed, as described In. the ;27.11r, 2ith, and 29th paragraphs orthe leiter to which Ic a are now replying : the nattual and bappy . von:.ie (pence% nt . which ,soon'.appeared in•the uncondi- .• Ilona, subin6sion of the revolted Olbcers, and the. restoration of legal authority... • . . - • " The means , i Inch you adopted . .lar reducing the Officers to obedience by fored.of •artuS,. ..sbrn you found that the author i ty.of. Government-could: not otherwise be maintained, .have also our entire' approbation; your cutlers fr, distributing the -Native' corps in situations calculated to. bring 00'41. more , inußediately under thei controul of his Nlajesty's. regimenis, your applications .04' reinfurcewents to the other Presidencies and to Ceylon, and. above all, your judicious separation of ',ie:majority of tha ais. affected Officers trom-their corps, uy your Orders of Ithe Q61)1 of July, luny, are entitled alss to our ap. probation. rr The necessity under w hid) you found your selves of fippealing,_ itt those corps in 'which yaur orders of the utith of July c•fuld clot tic enfokod',• to the allegiance and liddity of the Nail ,(! yitivrts soldiers, 18 a subjea of the deepesi regret I but which we alp cif opinion was fully jnstifwd by the circumstances of the case. It of the many, melancholy and "perhaps irremediblo coniC(.ol•:nces of the disloyalty of the Eitroreati tor'Nehich 111(7 re b 0 deeply respotbible, to uh, and to.' their country. " The steady attachment of the Native officers and soliticys, and their lord adherence to their ob ligations in all the instances, in which at lair appeal could be nnate to their principle:4, i 4 elitit;ol to our highest applohation ; and• ii to the 011100110 U winch the European otiicets felt orthe'unconquer abtetWelityof the. Native troops to the C.iovenittic. tit, and the danger of leading iit,qll 1 . 0 :wt. orinlyagzilw,t. tbist•we think we limit attribute the iltrly soppres• N . lOll of the rebellion with so loth: ettLi.lon though it would give U 3 the t! 11;:drt Wm.= iildloll 1.4) ',be, able to ; tnn.ls, — , f , irly Jo be ,0.C., , i0ed a rei urning s. me of (lu v " hai been the progrcsi . ul uo tivLrocd i:a,;• fi WhichltiOi, iii) to eXc.4.o' iti.tl)4C(4 l ;l the titi.talcen ex tote 01 the Conitt)attcler flkeoliteot nod lostilwrdotation, it proeCeded rapidly rhotioy; andrubcl - 'st.tnior Officers Jiavilig, encouraged, or .perk ink Ceti the disobedience and induhordhiation ut their soon found theintielves divebted .ocall real military power by thos‘.. very ioteriorh (moqt of Wi . lolll we cannot btu observe Lave etitvrect the seri ice since 796, vs tutifut tioriNed ettiOlowentslwere exp E rsAy rehouotect :tied forbidden, Atici, who conk... , queotly cutttil slot time . ..veo a pte:egice of cgrmv.. 1 . 1 ) and nothiug but the speedy robtui - itiwu the :,aved them fium limit anarchy dei,truOun)._ 'r" We. now proceed to give such dirthElions 'as we • hope may have a Tie+ Ql)t Iheileviviti or fit, titer progicss of a spirit, which ii. trtart be en couraged 'Without leading 0:4 : Subversion of the' Gri.; , vernmetits, ln this view we diresl,,that all'essocia-' tions and meetings of Officers, or soldiers, in our, 4erric ' e; for tl u purpose Of discussing, remoristrat-' ing or petiriolung against the regulations. or orders 01 the Goverhilletil) srtul of snperior striet- . ly proltibited;as well II the writing or.citculating , any combined or joint rihuolial, or petition for these purposes ; and we Wilier direti, that . if Officer, tn -oldier, shall be proved, to the satisnic-' tion of Government,. to have been guilty of u iltut disobedience of tois•order, he shall bo brought to trial by a Court M art i a l for such disubdienee, 0V b.! inn 44 diately.sitspended. the skvtce, and 4014 to Etuope, at the discretion of Government. " Every Orlicec and soldier, has. a regular and easy accessible channel I,r tayiug his jc t til ,tut! iiitlivia oat claims bee,ne his superiors, owl, if necessary, Ix.; fere •Governmeut ; but alleouillina:nins and assn... ciations of military men, ti nellitr in theliigher or lower tanks of 11t%! army, are tot on,ly irregular,: but illegal', and subversive of the first principles of mili tary subordination; and of the supreunicy of the civil, power, as declaiml and sinctioned,by Abe au thorny of the Legislattne. " The Cominaider Cli;el force 4 has hitety itolieed t 6 his Majesty's arniy, tilt ctroliq sauce of disapprobation lind disple; , , , nre with winyii he has viewed an a.seinbly of iniliniry men, t h e purpose of even , Oinplinirnti,g, ;.t superi.r 017 ticer upon his iinmioti on . We enttreiy coincide in the setaum:His. expiessed by Sir D:ivid - Dondits un ihi3 occasion, mid wi t ai►ttex 7 cOpy or his orders, date lath-January, 1810, inch we• ch you st ill ltttbti It 16 the army o f pair l'i2sidoicy, as ado . vied by L, . • " VOlir ji,dicion S trhr' e;irly collec•- 11011 ,ee.!Cti distritli; untl r Col. with'a tit. Utah Itl ructude„ if neceu4:try, the ► ieN ,I ',:01)1Ce, (r to tvineetivAtovanei ,(4 . s,o,3,t ‘ e tiN :I t i tt . 1; 3 1::::!t . v tlici f; e •tti tle 'e til li iii il i t l i S Sl l l ll:l ll t at tl i ti C • n 'ait a e P ; dt)ll4.lil:llll.l:lle:l.: ent.iry approbation,: . ,We, 'ud like lila Vol' 111P!' ~ tl ' e s t7V.i' ` 4 1 14 ;! 1 yo9,)at the same titnedot,c for f e ..: *lig tlie , ti . ,itiquility . of . 'travancore, and fore roT ' . : t o l i ll t.iu l g e : ::: 1 6 ) : 5 1, 1: 0 1: is at t ; : s o e .:1 0 1it: f l : ir i a ,ii i s i :l:::'S r t e e t ,• 6 a t t . iil i cs ti t , l ti e y n : it i : ' ::: e o : t ° ri l . t t l e i ::' e‘‘ ;‘,i'e'i'ilriri;itl,li:lV,,n:tlA.lllyl::o4.us'A during the progross of die 31c y$ men table revolt, ris well as its early find cy l l i "' - .iflt • notv :only-remains . for it tot prhe'". to til.'t , nAle,ty more.satisfatiory. to our tel:egi ' ) -talousty a , ttac f li i i i °l t i i : e r i il : i 'P t a t t ki l a te n i s .lt i: fi t tl e ttl ei ir s .. l el l a t Y t C ( ‘ ) () ; 11 1'1 11 il.teereliS•le'laeri. 'llilif'SV'olell-dicah?rnisieTilnir:i"btruilt\':lt°:l j e p e s r t i y o .: . ,arid , our service, who remained. s tradil i a,! I , i i. ed du to rin t a heir duties, . 25 • ( ' ldier' 0 Ll''l6 Gefler3 he thanks here - expressed are -- , 1 ,,, 2 ;14 ,nwdie and Croker ; Colonels Batry, il' - ' - '1 ;04 , this critical and I,' British Wilkinson ; Lieut.-Colonels D a vis, , 'Kfr e ' o oo d COliriit), :dud Fletcher, and general' t ° .,,, 3 '„' ;Jos wi'r ) sLA loyally .rallied . round the Govr lll 'o, l l, t'P 440,,,...rrying..oecasionr; : likewise la tn e ' r j,. alq".1;.. 1 .; 01 e , and thorDewao of the BO u '' sate.,, tryCo&tdce'ti.o"f the 'iionoUrable the Gare fs° , 1 .1 Coupe,' • (Signed), .-. ...4.,A, FALcossoi ',4 GOVerg° • " Chief. Secretary to , (alqdritt Gnzvtie.) Sof PcDtSTItIAN SIIIIIrday / 7 e the name of John Ricketts undertook to go od i' l ' i miles . in olio hour, 17 milesin two 1100,!„10 miles in three: hours. The scene of 1 16 , 11i11 ,; ( „'01 ;'a : in ,the Denjohn..fieldi Canterbury. l'eZetrito measured .for the ,purpose, the of 1110 Malil l 4 ;I ' l 9 l - 1 nto of , the .111ree LIU! 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' tilil:o'. .çI: v tleetl, *qua re , W#o..illimaer. ~ • ' ' . , ctri ,ticl (lsl "Yesterday, at ' his house id Sun .1.3 ` 4 ,1. 110 Sims, Esq. aged 66 . years. ' , o p IWO , , t f; ,On Ninint4 se'nuiglit, at hislcat At '. ', „,' et , , s 'l shire; ' , e tc , c o oort i ‘ , E l ,q..Agedf7 o % %Ott - ‘.. ' Pi 0.1 . 1 liVerincstlay sc'ilnight, at WS st 4 J a ", t 1 13 ,0 '' ,1 `i 'l County at Cork, Kit:bard I. ranklandr l' s ''' C„Q,d ra .4. V' and king's Council ,- • • ' 11010 F '- 14 Af.,,.-1 1, On. hloriday the tlitli ult. at Moyilo.l j c oo- fes.4,l' V.or Clare,' the seat of the ltei. Sit viti o,'..leYo t , or „isAbelja, rclitt of the I lie (oho lcrq.iist vi 0 4 . 0,,.. , li i conshicrnian to the Hi 'lit lion. I;u ru ' '. '‘P 4 b O f • fl'' ... . I. " • ervis, Part, .• n SISN 00 . ,e, ACC:III4If bury, Mrs. Mary 51icar,1 2 ,,,,,t s c airh!" " iroliii 4.4hett waulys4',Spc4rinatt, ,Escl• r''' I'.. ' k•sr rc—f ile i '' 'i I..itely, NI r. 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