The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-27 00:00:00

;' kf► "~" ViVP 11 ,k. 01 1 3- !, `i ' tr i ~;' ~_ i i , i • ,'~Pi ',: s 4.(lj , ii.;r4itlci till 1i()LI9I4 C0,17.110N5, "26. alrends , attainable nnler .the cx;sting laws, which went as far as it was deemid prudent to do. T Noble and Learned Lord then referred to ihe opetaiions of certain Atis, particularly that of War Hain tine) Mary, in 'favour of Plelefillinl•DitigentetS, and ot subsequent laws in behiant Colilics, What tne N Isl,. sai , l of 111,1 great increase ot dissent big places of worship, ligq; he contended, an in. controvertible instance of the:toleration of the iff, ! ;.. YwOithril Chorch The great point which the Noble Earl professed to aim at; *tamely, conciliation, would trot tie 0t,,l by she Bin. lie repeated con. Viet; it, that sileh a inirdsnr , was wholly unneces. sary. 'What the Cathaci looked for, waS for fat other ohjeets ; there was no restriction imposed on 'brit) it, way etal'eln. inted by the ; fe-ling that it could answer no good purpoie what. .ever., he shunid supw.rt the motion of his Noble Ytiend. Lord IioLLAND spoke very warmly, and at some length, - in 4 pi.ort of the atguments advanced by his 'Nubia Friend (Earl Stanho; Hu contendt:d for the tieCessity of Ihe rpea‘tliei particularly with re sped to the army in Ireland, where' the counter or- dGr► were nut iss - twd not,' ►lie Administration of hi Nobk trnd (th:: Duke ol Bediord) in that country; and' it W,}4 ceithinly moire pteferable that it hit .WhiCh it was tons a genet.illy wise and prudent to, do, should b citle:ted t , y taw, than at the discretion of any incl,vl4l,ill, t resi , el;ible. He d r .ll Upon the great importance of conciliating the Ca thoh: wllO forrned NO vast a proportion of our military; • and could not agree exadly in the e tot i, a th- N-ble I,earhyd Lord, that the great multiplication of Dissentois evinced The Vrltielpw, or the EA:4)11111yd Church; he rekir led ii r aik-t j I ;'itr;; the t 1 1 ;.' Of Lit ,t 66111 i, 1.11 which no lee,:slaiive power on earth 6.0,1 a tight to d ,titute them. Lord It EnitsDA I,,it and, LAlrd [JOLLA Np spoke in explanatiuu,chiefly with reteronceto,whal had fallen. trig,, h te. 141 : :ei "'cur rvsnettiug the former having rnisrtinTseuted or mijimiderstoud the arguments 01 Jtis N Friend. 'The .44:1 CAtt%tst,e, in a fes.v words, expresoied his donvict that ttie (miner in toestion intdbetter dtxdared by 1.1,v, than left. to the button!, :o w , or lttttllrlttily 01 dily individoals whittevvr. That the law SS it itOuti St pl'eSectl,, watt not ,s4fli- L;etil to 1,, , f.ur0 thu indtviciuids alluded to, WS6 4•Viderkt, fruit) issue:of miliary order*, for i ply poi t: o f it lc t i l i O z to IGeon thcir rights of liberty colscien(v, r , 1.311 1, by,‘Ntiopt: replied at motile length, warmly reprehended wirer he said were misrepresentatit, D4 nn the pan ni a Noble and Leatn.4 Lord, and re limed to se%erifl st4rutk4, particularly of Elizabeth aodi „titer; ; the fittit, in order to whew, that by the v . iiisting Law, individioll were not Stiffwiendy pro• tetrti with reipect to Libityty nt Consrlence. The C ) :(..,ti CI was pla, when the Earl,pl w 713 aBrce , l to Without vkiot,, ;it'd cuttseAciently trw'Llill is lust for tf i4ecouraq from Ibe 'l7l-11,,0ry; iclotiv,; to the expeilditurt . of 1.14! keog dtpn,. '1 he Go iicral Invlo9uro Bill-went through a Corn tuititl. To belepcAle.l The Cinque. l'?'origJirsi aka con ) milted, and lo be revolted the ad April. Nr., P. n watt t pre,:i,%'tl led P, , Cilion horn liirtning. ham ti,wit 11,0 IYroue.l) Fishe,y LIM whicn tva, laid on the tablv. STILSBY POOR PILL . Ntr..CifiAPLIN the seeond read. ing of tht1.1.301, whtch wai4 f or t h o bottvr v ,, vvrointit 01 tti Poor of We I'it trio t 1 Spikhy., ii Abe Connty Sir S. Itomti.t.v, who, on a fowler otxosion, had noti'eed the very extran(dinary (hi:, J 3,11, anu w the Hon. 1 1 414.1nbct who then nmed the st.cond reading-postponvd It tin this ehy, now (APiaved, tiiat hiLt did e).pctt the Hon. Getitt,enian have stated some, reason to the ilonw for delaying the consuhration ul .the icy +.tii+shetl to know whether it tht;l4 intended to mit any great alterations in the Nil, because, on 1c 5 it Were so intoided, it, was impossible that 'the . 11 . 4,n5e eotticl recc;ve it 1141 (.311w:icing such mon , . strous propom,trons ? Mr. CliAlst,,lNl replied, 0'4 . 0 ilk! 11,d seen the p a r. tieo itoerested in toe Hill, and he. bad, at their nt. .(pt, st i m ovr d tor the poitponement 1 , at the tiime ti m e he, had to obivrve, that not ohly ;such altina. lions would be wade ai would prove satisfy to the Hon. and Learned Gentlettuo, and he hoped to the Houle also, Sir S. no t 1.1.? again called the nttention of Gett tiowen to the'Cltusin* of this extiaordin,try /lilt, the wholv of I,4.l)icit Were 101,0kly onit_ti:lion:inle hod re. pugulirt ii)j„s+Uc t and hornimity. A iresaig t 1 c Ciatocc 1 , 401110 N lc n one prOviding !i1..)1 it a suspeeied of being roor, i t b o • 10 ,coll,llel trim .to go ,W the her, for apprehending sus. v;t tiinth . ai;d children wan d er i ng piirish', and thv c;tiai.ll,l.s (it P,l,,pers to I..7rAttir:e thoste Jilt) let itivfn out tr.; hire, thel, i 41 1 1 ) 6., „h et) av or I another, tirvisiog cott di,' Of 11, Golitn'tlqr,i, Nlt• arty rtilfthelviviour. Sir S.imuel ob•erveci, that siece iod other parts ut thin novel tixtraroitit)4ry 1341, he had received lettei , , .:Joio a g ntmhel of the Of'Spilh by, ex pvehblve or their astoninlirtierit at thel3i;l, ib o ir i giumance or it; contents., instead of voilicotirig In the putt. pubetnent cithe Big, he concvived it ‘votild be thore , os oo n ot with the digtlifY an 4 justice e t the [-louse t , tilletiber, al it w.sA itnporntile to 4itketid S., 11'411C E., He wat deLideilly hostile to till , , w mode which had if Lite Yeats obiaihed with 11 3 iirr Lio,vs, because they wart; conS,trtiar eel t o ' ,die t - the Peti;il Law . 01 the coontry, ,Ittd took trfnn toe proper fourth tire adrninistrattoo-ot ft . ! wa.k dreadful to conceivp that Bilis of this h.trure s eu,.eici tee to tire I/ref. - tors anti Managers of joor• larittses a cilbcretiotrary Tower of poniithiuotit the Constitution did not authorise. To imagine for a moan:lit that, the Legislature would sanction the confinement' at a Pauper who had, porhapa, seen better days, in a solitary liaison, at the opti.n, the whim, or captive of the MaSter of a Poor-house, perhapion nothing more than a supposed' misbeha viour, was so giaiing ail attempt to i•npose upon the 1-101.15 t., that, he could not believe they %mild permit the Bill to t - ,tnain. fle should therefore Tiott it he wail a second time this day six months," Mr. &LISTON (one of the .Membeis fot the County of Lincoln, participated with the Honour able and Learned Gentleman in the feelings to, h'cli tie had evinced ; and disclaimed, on the part of the Magistracy, any knowledge of the Bill. • The -Ho nonrahle Gentleman dcc;areil he should not isuppott it, CliduSi it underwent considet able alit:tat= in the interval. • Mr• IX GIDDY expr:,ssed his concern that the Bill should contain' blich prOViSMDS ; hUt fit: thought ihe evil arose front the romotis state of the Pool Laws, which he much wished Government w ould endeavour to amend. The evil was t“it felt in Sew land, for there the lowerorticrs were infinitely bet ter WI; owing to the sapermrn'y of their lawo, when compared' with the laws of this coun:ry. General TaaLkiosi rose to s ate that he was all ' that-Ise,' by the Noble Lord who possesse, the ma nor of Spilsby, to declare that he had lio knowledge of the ; 'and he sincerely wisited nu i ..;ht pw ceed no farther. Mr. Rosa observed, that an attempt had been made to assimilate the provisions respecting the Laws, but the difficulties were found to be insur mountable, that it was given up. • Mr. Comet+ did. not think the fault lay in the Laws, but with the parishes. it one quarter of ti:e money collected were: properly expvilled,. for the ben , ht of the poor, toeir situation would be more comfort He trusted the House would not let t hot Bill go any turther. Alter some nosertations shortly from Mr. Geo. Vansiitart and Mr. Fuller, The question fur pomponirig th , .. Bill. for Six' IDOHtibi wits put and carried ; and .consequently , is rejected. • . 'Die Southern Whale Fi,Lery Bill was ordered to be committed tor Friday, CIIAkITAIII.E DONATIONS. Mr. LocKhAter Imo to oroe for leave to bring in a to register Chara;:ble Donations. The Hen. Member in bringing the's , ,bject beirrre the Home, advonc , d to a. similar motion made some years since by tile Hun. Gentleman (Mr. Wiltiertoice), which oath not been successful; and stated (hat the Com• rniltee appilinted hy the House in 1786 had . reported that Annuities to the anuiunt oh 48,00 h). and Lind er! Proper'y to the amount of 210,0601..1d that lime was tell fur the purposes of the Fund. was nn possible io estimate toe great loss which the Fund moat sustain in consequence of donors not having their charities registered ; for, no doubt, great sums were diverted from their proper channel, which, it a rttimiry were kept, would not luppen. 'the evil, iKtwever, might now be rionitditld ii the Fint would eonJetii to his moiton, Ond mutat:gut:oy tut oretoss tr'prevenied. 1,:/onalions 'A : Own then by e become motto's of public aolosiety, Wit Ii resp:;cl to the lund4 lta had inviii.oned in 1786, it would be (air tocsihnito, iliat the Landed Property applicable to them, have increased tve,nly sine,t thia period, and he should ealcul lie, that there could nut Ue hlss than halt a 1111iiiuti of that particular species of donation. The Hutt. Uetitlematt moved, Thatjeave be riven, Mr. WrinatumniCa seconded the motion, and trusted toe Unix, Gentl,toan would meet with less oppo'sition tiro he did on a former oceasioo4 . when brin4ing forward the subject. It certainly Was an object xn great public importance, hind principle highly unexceptionable'. . Many iibescii %yenta bow: been prevented, it a Bill bad been allowed to pass years ago; , Sir SAMUEL UUMILLY would nut, objetif to the motion. Ho thought that the Hon. (4:title:non attett very properly in 'noticing - the' subject, but he was afraid the Bat, would go 0 (tie. way, if any way, in reforming the abqsea complained of in put,- ho charities, The rers'on why they were suffered to cost, werr, that the remedy wit, too szxiisfuthe to, pursue. Tice mode of proceetliag in this rviipeiq tor the Attorney-General to the oin intiuma thin, and (he Prweetitor, though, feter mem) , )1.'31.4, at iatit be might get a dvcreu in' the Couit of Ctt- eery,. would have all the expellees to pay. This p►evettted persons interested item . prosecuting, Ile ihnught the better nude to reform , and. coned Ole abut es would be to place in the (Thane, llor the power at once cat examining and giving runless in iiis,capisetty qt vijtoi. Mr. C. WYNNZ Wade a few observations to chew that abuses exist. Leave was then given to bring in a Bill for bettei securing Charitable Donations. , - 114.191.1 EMBIEZZLk:MENT 1111,1— Mr, Sonw (of Dublip) moved for leave to bring in a Hill to proteet M.isteri in Irc-land against the Eatibexzleinent of their Servants, The. lion, (iontierrain stated that ito hitt:mit:4 to attsimi. Lite this Bill with the Elighb Bill oh thelatitti sub . jea.—Lomvc given. '[,'he Parish Apprentice Bill was read a second tirne, and committed for this day month. VtCTOKY NEAR CADIZ.. The CuANcELLuit of . the Exclotittitn ,gave notice that he on Thurbday next wove the Than of the Home to Lieut. General Graham, 4tut the Army tor their gallant cotntoct near • ;,kIILITIA INLISTMENT BILL. On • the motion of Mr. Secretary Ryder, the Inlioiment wits rec_onnutited. Mr. Ett,toT, in the absence of Sorile of his Hon. wistiod to ot;serve that it way onder t ituod that the Bill would be debated on the orinipag op of the Report on Monday, aud of coure any Anumdment Made. 811'S:104;r Lit. nom LLY complained of delay. Mt. WatiattroacE stltttil intention to oppotitt tho Report. Nnwpoicr was hot disposed to be put tin. der the dominion of Minkters, wbiet: wuulai by ;Ala 01110 iu 1/051pOilillg:1lli4 I Mr., Secretary nYttit wished the Right t-Ton, Bart. to understand that the &lay was one of:mu tual accommodation on both sides of the House. In the Commdtee,„ a long discussion aros,t mid he various clauses k in which Mr: Secretary Ryder, Mr. Giles, Mr. Elliott, Colonel Bastard, Lord CO; le rtagh,- the, Chancellor of the ExcheqUer, Mr. Bi llion, Mr. Bagwell, Mr. Banker, etc., participated. The House having resumed, the Report war or detect to be brought up on „Monday. Mr. Wit kitToN brought up the Report of the Coin tevof Suppljr. 011 the fir,t resolutiob being read, Mr. HUTCHINSON obseh en, that maintai n i ng t h e opinion which he had exprc,sed last nigh', relative io the inadequacy of the Sum voted to. IVlaynuoi Collt7go, he could not allow the Resolution to be agreed to in such a thin House. The CHANCELLOR, of the ExCIIECIVER, howyer, rental king that as of course it was not the Hon. GentletnaWs intention 10 diminish' the gram, or to abolish, it ttling',ther, the (lily two prvositions which could be made on the report; alai that he ,(the- Chancellor of the Exchequer) shotild.have tra objection tai poiton e the consideration of that pat ticular resolution. Mr. HUTCHLNsoN consented to defer his oppo-. sition ; and the other Resolutions tor grants for Irish Miscellaneous Services, wete read and agreed to. The Re , iolutions of the Commi:tee of Supply were takers into lorther coosideration, and agieed The Military Commissioners and the Indemnity Bills, went through Coilimittees, the. Reports , of wilieh - were ordered to bereeetved to-roortow. Trig: other Orders o f t h e Day vivre - dispoied of, and the Houhe adjourned'af Ten o'Clock. • .• MAILS. AR v au-lAiiholt , t Dublin, Duk--1 Nldlta t z Water. lord. PRICE. O. STOCKS THU 0.1.1 f Air TWILLIIK O'CLOCK. Con3c,ls ...... . . .. . . .. 'l' 1-1 E S 1.) N. 401.6;4 Uti.llll uLCthK riiLsult AurukT ? L 0 N D.O N," WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, Ist 1. Government have not yet received any official accounts , from Lord WELLINGTON respe6ting the retreat of MASSENA.. WC have this morning re ceived the following letter from a very respedable quarter ; it containi nearly the same intelligence as that which we yesterday comtnunicated to our Headers " Cuernsey, dated 23d Marc.h. " A vessel is arrived herd this morning in eleVen days nom Lisbon; several letters have been receiv ed, (hie of t hom, from tile House of JOHN Lemon and Co. give, the copy of a letter from Commissary' PlPutg, iniached in CoLVILL.H . 3 Brig idc, doted Rio Mayor, 0111.11 arch, kiattng, that MASSENA had been toiled in attempting to 'ix d iss the Zezere, with the lolis . 4. 700. men and two pieces of cannon. That adi vision of the British army had been ordered to march on Leyria, and that he hoped to be able to commu• nicate something tine withun 48 hours." Our Cherburgh blockading squAdron, has chased and driven pn :shore, • near . Barileur, a large French frigate, which bad eecape d from Havre in the night. As it was inipossible for our , ve!ttels to get near enough to her to destroy her, the .boats of the tqua droa were.ordered to attack her. As *soon, however, as the enemy saw the preparations that were made, they set tire to the frigatc, and she was burnt to the water's edge. She was supposed to be bound to Batavia. Her name was the 'Amazon. The Eleaion for a Chancellor of the Uni versity of Cambridge commenced lit the Senate House of the University yesterday morning., The Vice.:Chancellor having taken his place at the upper end of the' room, attended by two Proaors and,two Scrutineers,' who received the votes as they we re . tendered; and depo s it e d t h em i n a box of two corn prttnents, the one for the Duke of GLOUCESTER, and the other for the Duke of RUTLAND, at hail past ten precisely Oil Poll commenced, and Conti:- nued untinialf-past two o'clock with great equality, the mijority varying from Candidate to Candidate alternately.- • After that hour the numbers began to be in fa vont. Of the Duke of GLoucEsTutt, and at balf-past t welve o'clock at night the 'Ele&inn concluded ; wheti the numbers wtne,— ' r t n the D u i te of GLOeCa4Trit • 470 - Dukeof RVTL**D . • . . 30 Majority, . . . • . The poke of GLOUCESTER is of course eleiied. 11•1•••• we. This - morning two &holt .114. , i1s arrived, from which we have made the following extra6is .CONSTANTINOPLN, Fhll. heacigquarters of the Grand Vizier are still at Schurnla. Nothing new has taken place between the two armies, The preparations, both by sea and land for the ensuing campaign, are continued wth vigour, and without interruption. The fermentation caused by the Janissaries is fiir from being calmed. We ale in continual fear of an Dna 'every day the Moisten of the Di' van are obliged to employ extranidivary sevetiliA arreting the at utit) Midi' and causing them to is dd+ capitated, 13XTRACT Olt 4 LETTER Flog yigtoz4, Fix,. it, " AU the Post•-masters upon the line of ii ,r;°" to the frontie:s from Bavaria have received Wen 10 keep 'ready saddled and bridled, night and kr, b et hor,ps; order that the Courier who bringiael c.ollllt of the accduchement of her imptitintlSJojesq, May experience no delay." . • BRRN,, FEB. t7.,--His Excellency the Litnoilro man has communicated to the cantons thefollo4 Letter.from 'lns Majesty the Emperor NAvotto, rivedhr( brought a t b c y in C ir t e Colone l froth Pailsmerli(JuttpißnitY, WV; AIONIEtTft LAN/ WOMAN, • " I find iu the sec.timents which yoe I ' 3" expressed to*ards me on your advancement f oil': 'post of tilst Magistrate of Switzerland, the `Pie inclinations, and the same good dispositions which animated your Predecessors. The SWiSSCollletiCte always Lion will obtaiU interest and tranquility,it leas possessed of internal tranquility is a pledge which iseell4d) toyou and the y Yt e c Oi . Let t : ii s t i s pll i ae o yv l3 e r rG k e d:t e p rsd i g n t'Aes g .glar° . orioldrsji:(:::ll'n:ilAt . ce.Bl, . 1 . 'lac; e:11N:4:%11:131)1:t•t:1:iit' " Palace of the-Thuilleries, Feb. 5, ail." r - • _ AiIeTRIA, FEE, 22,—According, to OCCoUnIS from •d of Sqnlin, Lietit-Col. ROLLA; on the tOth of Febritary o ter I Belgrade. They did not take- Possess ion ()t. I , l' e to c fe i n t c a ,t d iivzl e eee l , , nt b ui s r t y l s ° t t ° ,G t 'tEßao:inisisaisrats":)itifist:lPtleoti:evudnd'''vvrtotlilit)cleil:c.(l'.ine._ls,lo'l',4: .Ile loot of it atid : is io like llliinni, lortilicd, efil kd li'e' zu Water Town: . . - ;id I itir li b y , a proclamation, that Scrvia is no w under t''' pribtc u e:t s ioLo o f il t r h .. e Imperial atisiiall fiCeP ire ; ta, 10 0 solved to ma .c k i e ds t i l . : l :9 l 7 l3 4 C 6_ l4 e mo.ll—o:writeciltilitselliiiii;4geriory„ 1:11:'°_,..4"1-ufli:' received f rom Bayonne, that the EilVerPrj's' .1 on completiiosnitiro;adtyhaepwprootpksriavvteld)i.ch will lg vcr)rP PLtolkl THE DANISi PAL . ea DAE.IRb, oF 7' lll es : ; 1 1 ; i n sv i :; u e D : .,: p : 1 :: : i i e : r s )l e f t d through Hamburg h, 41t I ''' lf. . 50 g i i:ll' H' ty AND-Rot 4, MARCH 1.--For lia;:r.il , : si: t iaj t .m i , a set D ny .s .f i r r„ l eo ts ti l n. " 1. c M tei ~ L a: l: s E no y :: : io4l : l,,, : ,,s : ei l le ( l : l, 6 l, : c : ol,e l' r ‘ i ' 3,ll ~ io- ' L. FABRIC/ili, Captain of 'a j ln e-of t , il ~ 6 so t , ,- , l `: city on his why to Ant wet P. T` le. t : 0 0 ' ~ i - aulleills weie tldk , r ale Cutiluland '' • ULHAL and KAAs, the Callan's i,t WOO' LLIS, and —..........---- kf A stf l On tkil ,4 - 0n,„,a,. b . , t . i i ig ..- 3 Ur, The ,), a our twelve o CI" C " , • (3 \ I V ' l l ' e out °I Wii,dsor Castle, attelldcd L'l/11,,1t L' l . lst twelve o ' clock the Duke of Yo' lg 41 :: ‘ ,t 04 the C•airriag`'. at the C , stic, „Ind iintneithi,el,' '''' ' I ) lilt wallird on Windsor Tor ce* --1 . c,d ill Walk, :urraree' Wand joined his Royal Y.aller :,,,,o,!, • A.t NG and the Duke' of YoliK ° lli° jOr tr walk together till one o'Clock, when los 10',,,i1,6 retired ..... tg the Castle •to dinner, At 0 " ) u'''jc,` (leper ~,.D . - ILLIS then returned io Ito:it-4:000 IS....l A No.returned to the Terrace, attended by ivi_N_NRRS, and walked till four O'clrxii. dc d by Irincesses -AUOUsTA rind SoPHIA) attei' IVY ' Count MLINSTRO, General MANNORSCOM)r 1,4‘; Lou, and G. MUR in Windsor Park. ' RAY ' tu‘? 4 . d ‘trit) ' Yefite • - I day his MAJESTY as ESN! Calv e I)" je j by sal' :I ' errace, st twelve o'clock,. aceetylloi oit ,i),°,,l°rs Wit-Las and FIEBgB VON, iu ld vir ir ' L ' l iild e l half-past twelve, when the D .10 of V‘)",-1,,.., arilli the Terrace, and • took his AliossTY I 'Y i 1 ,vii k • n airiog no be'll'''' anwalked wi th him till past one o'ci°c‘'ta iso 1 they i returned to the Castle for his M,0g51.,1; 0 ,1 11 . • D I ii,dinner- The Doctors left his ai ';'l vok ' s o r yu" °f `YORK - 0113in up to hi.n. 1 .111 , , to 0 C c) , I ,I K tt)9k le4Vtt of his IVlArsiav 01l re'''' i ! ,0 cil.!.es and at halt * -pasi ,one o'citi4 ': • . 14 'se am' four t or -i, Il i n i Ar "() ''''''' NaAJEsT --°-'' I- . ~ V catne on thv -1 - erraco 35r''"" * ter of the D.,ctors were on the , At 1 ) 011 .1)34.1 twelve o'cloCk f /1 , 1 (40--.., ; till. near fottr, attended by tone. , ..%1 A ' . ' ' - more Ltl ' C. g ' ' ' find Garden, ard re; aped at two o'clock, ' ' d ''' n "lie frr came . into vvsiting ,to ,;°° SatlcLiy,-• Viiseowit WE :41'"'Orrh, , i p as th. ' ' L Lord and Ur f his 411,000' Y. chamber ~, . own o ior the preseut w eek. }' li lc, ' 1- - 01 9 n niesoay, at hall past three o'cloc . l ot; k T YouK, accornpaoled by Coorit 1\4,",w,0f' AY LOIL , Nlojor pa !cc, .and Gepern : :I 11;ttit ,":11,,iheti "114 \VitldSol CdYtIO to, t he I , `l i i :)l ,3' i ''' -,..,-re he wag wet at ihe entrance bY,' I ri ,j),J, i ' ' ; 4%l4ermen, Burgesses, and Recotder,,34•Qtficto. !st ,tended:,, by the Mace Bearer, mod A "'''o.ol,ll'olf t h l . )e t..;urporalioti, and tvalerect op to th 13 ,, ~i i iel ;, " 1 ituYill Highoeis wto 5...4 , 9t0 I' ' 4 ,f W01',. ; , a t St, .hop.s. , I) Lord iligt, Steward ot die CoriPirOliQli } 7 `'t I t , halfAt' past lout's sumpidous tionlyr woStveir 01 0.7 ! a ble , ' and 1)13 !toys!. Higlinoo too k 1),1,1,10 ,: i ti lead. After dintier (snarly 10,4 till vo , o'ci' ~i HIS, R"Yni High:was remaiaed till 5 ", 4 ,,, lle•'', W hCli hC . (00k iii 4 it,:, , ),' , ' o th , (Mel"' l'l le '''', lie up at twelve o ' clock , Colonel T . s r,,ile. f ir, AY Wit Tettartita to rite ,--• euilq a 4 th ° ' Was .pent wtth mods darmopy, - 0 . bre 1'