The Sun. — London, England, 1801-03-30 00:00:00

w , . S : 1-4.-- g . T 'r7. • . :'. . t., : . -.lv , E 71' -.: ''; "" jvA.V.A L) ...ky, 6 ' .1. • • : • , ~...... - . ' Is?on ?Ili impetizan ,pciagi; sevirmvie tria'crnrnrb •Std miiilorh clan; m... • ,•. -~, .. RAIO UT MARCH' .'.l. • • ARRIVED the Good.Distgrr Alined. Ship, - tsiscru .„ .r• ..- ...,4 ... ~.-•' briar Lugger, Lynx and t+ltwgitrit; 'loops ? . .A.iil,uricr,. and Griffin Cutters 4 . - .. 1 -. • .::1 1 ' Sailed on Friday - Ad.inriaT I), itt4o'N ' s Squadron, . . • viz. Princess if. 0 . rang e' (nag Shi.l;), Nonrsoutb Madras, .-Teasel, .Aiikaurt, ..ta iouis anala Ponzone :r -- I Frigat , il, La Jalouse Brig, Hazfrqi - Ditigence apil' Drake Cutters. ' . • . , . , .. , . • .• . • • . . Sailed also, the,:,Diona 'Packet, Capt.-,DEAN, for : Cuxhaven. . .. ." ^ PLYMOUTH, M4RCH 2 S. " • • 16RRIVED the Royal George, , of top guns, from 'Torbay...: , Sailed the "Barfi'Or,...ot 9$ , gnns, Rear-Adiqiial CoLLINowOOO, .and Formidable, of 98 'guns; for. Torbay ; Plover, of 18 guns, with a Convoy fir the Doan ; and Childers Sloop of War, on a Cruize. PORTSMOUTH, MARCH '29, +~.:-~ . _ AkitivED the Swan Ciittei, from, the Westward, with ,the Crew. of 'the Sout . Sloop, lost on - the Shingles. • • PEAL, MARCH 29. _ = His Ma' jesty's Sloop Gaznct arrived in the nowns this morning, with a French Lugger Privateer, armed with 14. guns, and 4.5 men, captured _yester day of Dungmessi The. East:lndia Ceimpany's L9,-4/ rhurfc-zt; came down last night from the-,River, spa remains. _ • SOU .R ESS , .N 1 AIL C zg his Majesty's Slo,..Ealvos'rite, ofts ~i inf, Cap• ' . • . tain Ways. z rAcji ) . atriVe.d . on : FiidayT• evening as also. the Ti-iiii:ll4"Fire,:brii>-' te - i-...‘ar'ik. , ' . sailed yesterday rnorring. for Yarrnouth: •• S 1 e brought the . . erhainder - of ;the eiew - of the -hr•-o,initriefrain unou:h. • • , . • ot• • It Lerday .44 a l esty'.5 2io Dilfzet;ec.,,,;ll,,:iley.. i rnl E.e rrtt,Brt gs . ; an! the Jjreker Gifil-brigfrom the 'River I:l4roes, - .. • • : Al - rived the Scdiggrs, .Sloop, Mr. , E 11111Sief..,. ‘• lis Mijesty'S Shv'ivtlitt.t, of -14`..`gtms, has gore out of HArboor -(0 the 'great •,, This day carpe dowq : .fiorw , 44athatn, I3is ?era_ jest'y Ship of.6gotis,' Capt. I:).‘v.soN, hay.' ing been refittiel. TO in& ,Emli4. OF ,TlM.su.v, Afarcb. 4 4, . , SIRS Jr havin7beetc,stated 7 .anti. London Packet;"7Bf: l l\4onday - ias . ti, that. theiords of the Admiralty Ilitfs'etit a vet:y.66ollg FCRlollqtake to the TrettsurprolnplaiUing erthe. Mastes,of the Excise Cutter . 41:iii.,%yai. - i e tt - sight, bat refthed to affordany relief to the tinTortunate sufferers on board t'he bpvinci ble ; I beg, through your'Piiper; to con; tradid the ,bttine.;',ifs "tie Eiteise Ctitter, was at* ,anchor ;nl * (aruidothßoa , is . at - the time was FFid Itriew Loothipg-of the ~s ittiation. that ship was in till some hours after she went down. arti, , Sir,• :.• Your obedient. Servant Comniaprirt of the Liven Exeisccutlcr. • ; : • •. The trtal,orthe Officers . .of tbelfruiPeciiht, for •the loss,,of that V l e?sel ! ,is'iniroetliatefy to titkt'plaee at the Nore, where stmie of them are'arri‘cd, ana whither the rest are ordered to repair, ' By the Maylivteer, arrived. at Giternsey, letters from •IS/facteira tire .re.ceiVed, 'dated the instant.. By these we have -intelligence. that Admiral CA 1, .. DElt, misinformed.ly some. vesieis,. whihlte.spolte 3t sea, as to the . det'ination„.of Acituient- GA ;v_ sll Eaums, has sailed lot. the );";',c'st Indies. 04 tll l . 16ib of . February, Sir D Elti lit thp Pr;,ue of Wales, of 98 guns, with the I. l eiiiipii,'ina'7uite; of So, •Cirtrasaux, • Cui l ib and' Spotter; of 74, and Diqmpvd, of . 3g, appeared Off Madeir. They did not anchor, but sailed the.next day - for:the Ca- Aaties,,froth . they proceed to Martinique. -lhe same conveyance possessed Its of accounts. (earn' the Topt,izi frigate, Capiain CHURCH, for. whOie safety the most serious' apprehentitrns been'en iertained. Sh ,4 a rri , ied at -Madeira in comliani with the He#iiux sloop - 4Ancteighty sail pf merchantmen, on the 16th offebruity, and Sailed . -on.the ist of March f or t h e We st I n dies.' "'WM), the fleet sailed fr-om Portsmouth . On'the_ rath Of Feb'ruar'y, it con: sisted V 1 said.. frorr i t Lon don, tor . J ai n uica,*passed' Madeira , frith sixteen sail. on tiie l e boaty, and it is supposed. the-rest • 1 2 atve proceeded for thekdestinatipp. , `7l . !e. Thames frigate is .irziiied'at Madeira.' The. 7: 9 ly rze frigatefrigatee ,detairted and Merit iaio' • IViadeira a Danish an d' two.SWettisli vessels . ., • • .EXi IVOR.° INAXT. C d T . I ; MY. -► - T ere'ls ^On board .the Ficgicart, of gOns,..h little boy,..i . uuteci . 'Wright . , Who can go . . to the .ropii4the trUck4it . the . tap-gallasit.:masi.heaLyrOltitit.fee.rrofind.qtt ru"nitc,°' himself down Withiease'on • head foremOs t, to tlie'astotaishment of_ t he e r;:and rip :he has .&rfortneelifv:is ;4 4 . inary fe A t4overal timeiVlttrthereltest'eisei . '' • -. '- ' ' - 7'. .-• • • -1, .-. ' ' , . . , . 1,. 14Z2iptI, COM F MA.O El. IN GUILT,- IO GLKIJIAL. 0);:A -i e•na r 1.,,, t 1 its I CONSUL OF Tett. TiLLVCIi REPVIILIC. :f,, - .lft44l:qUarter. t .,:itCJiro, y...,:. z.s, Ann' tb .fear bf ..1)5 ; „ . ... . Pien r ch,c - phillr; Ore and..4;:fivisible. -.. .. , PI`T.It EN COVitIL, '''''" . ' • - -, ' iIIVOtE ,it possiiil ' c for my zeal 'for the' seririCe; and my at- • tachiffentr to the per s on of its ,i. irst hfigiatrite;lo receive aity , afklitiotial ardonr, 4tho.marks of satisfaction and regard ~eltieli , ,•), it have signified to tote through the mediuui of the Ministers, ' ould'have Proditeeethateifeiti rest -satis fi ed th at 'all my . i i i i i i n e t ' mi mural, oyed in promoting your views for the preservation of a con c:sittite:ha'icb9ll th you i)h ha Y v si e c • a a l t li o t 'shall hal la i n n y c 7tte n tri t itYtt' be ee tun.able t wrest it from,tbe-ii.trny of , tl)e Easo4 Its, bayonets are-to re , ive and to discoutfit every enemy that may venture to assail . ThOie 'who Pai'e - been tutored in 'the * - art of War by ,` t 6 itTA . I. AILI E, chi have no other resolution rhanthat 41 tQn 7 qtillg or - perishing, r...- .. , -._. The ne-wscK ottr astonishing Sticcesses in Eta tope,,has f i r ed. • driAt enthusiasm the Troops' whom I, ha -e the hondiirto COM , tiand:. 'They fontllY hope that 'the lic‘uile t"Plnfitiert ‘vilk.at - ;1 ngtltendeavotz.r.taconclude u•PiiarefivlliclCYW 4 hold 0 1° • sett} with .sucb ritarked,caottour and, moderation.. 'Tits .kr y 'has read,'witlfthb most livelgratitudei ilfilteiiiittnt till" t le Negotiations;enterk:d into in• England, for theTurpose ;of 1 . goncluding an Armistice,. They - they had.,Ft wpoctunity of observing of , what .we ighty iinp - o•rianee Was the liossc- Sinn of Egypt in thi' - pbtiticar balence; and they' ark sen sible of time ititereq you ,took. in' s- positioni, for which duty _charge ma, with ',quoting you' their most grate:ill 4ctnoli : ledgenietifi: , And here -is - the trioment, Ci ti - ; Zen Consul, • to acquaint you with the indignation-whielt %lie Army felt, on hearing that a gang. of ruffians pad farmed .. the black design bf attertiptiQg your life; but they request me .*obserVe to you, that in this •instance- you - should not be tlyecl by your usual ;principles of generosity ; your life is (it-your-own : it is, th e . property of the Republie, and Of qveix . ,PrelichMarwho chcristiea a love of his, _country. - ~....—.. - The Ottoman Army is reduced to the most deplarahleeon , • tion : the Plague, ,Ititaine, • and Desertion. waste it away i i ftifY. ' I *WM out frequent •I)entehments itUrca.irry-Off their , Convoys : the Dtotnedaries would even have carried. El -4kriatch, .were it not feu she:dread of the coutagion.. You are 'Sven awarei* , •Citizen Consul, that-indulging in pillage would be the surest means of contracting ihatt4eidful t-ontagion. , ' The English have returned to ertsireoff cur Ports. lam assured that they have just taken pos§essi-at of Rhodes; but I have not as vet received that intelligence in a corjeet, ofli,:ial 'form*. -I shill immediately take ' measures to'pro.:u're - every SSatisfaCtory information in that resped. 1 .-.•-, " The: Commerce of tlie.RedSea beginslo 'trivet—seven; hhips laden with. coffee have entered the Pori of Suez.. I ave circulated aild dilkvsed, Proolainafloits thit have' . .ipane-: trated ter hlaskrate, and towards the Persian-Gitlpit. Others End their way into Darfurth, Sinnar, - and the ,ad,jaeen; t : Countries. . , • I shall execute your ord. - .ls ; Citizen Consi4, respetaing the Darbarianlllips : t hey - 111a Li be employed and , paid according.: to your desire,. The Peace concluded wish-fla•ollaagencies of • Tunis and Algiers will be poxlueliye of inAnii - e - aavantagei. I cannot pay too hl {r, compliments to. Citizens Dt:5..11,5.. v ,,, a*-3.., Ltz, and r.v 6is i , commereifl Cononisieariis at . . the Goveriunents ; of those Powers; • • . • The interior of Egypt enjoys the most perfeel trance illitYi; i 'llie" inhabiTantS• be.par.tlrenciA conficteoCG,•-411 t4k,,T ~141p4 . v:riling, them at the same tune with firinness,,plAtfer and inorleration, we shall ultimately, succeed in -w i tnnittteir i ‘• - most cordial.attachntent.' • • - ; * The A nit). is in the-liest possible:state r • vt. A I feii",, , ai dis*- ciplineci, well clottied„attewell paid : the "expeCt to 3c_ ; uire new dory in cottibaLne -- our tricconi:ileableenemies ; the' 'English. •• ' ' , . :- - Tifjitrks;cartyine, orihY the tngincers anir trf`,i Artillen•- i PICA _aro - forwgiled Ny itli the ;•,, , re.:rct Activity; every, iiraise is * due tsf,LittiGilfters of .. .every rank belOnguig to. .,. Our Cloth Al anu tiC al ittres e thriving most prosperously. 1 crltistzt cess is tole ascribes t* the talents 'alit' the parriotisni t ot CitiZLZl CONTI- ' - ' ' '' ' • - 'Tlri. ticograPhteal - Engine:.:ri and,.those b - alonerteg , l9 - • the 'depriftwreiftot'Bridees and Ilighlvii% ifeltiAlfeirtployed,-1, ',have ordered_ new ' roads and ,eititols - to' bit , ' 'hitirked . '"ourV;antl • oridge).tii w liete u . t o j ai l le . d. , - ' ; -arr.i.-f, . -.• . . . , . . • .- L . ''' ..i.li: :: - . • Ve e r extensive ccmmunications are: fo:rfrung in the inter ior .of. Cairo: Surne plintations of eolfoe , ltave,-stictesded ev- treMely il wclt. -Tie Natioridnotatilealt.Ggrden ; sup:Ili:tend eI:1I:I) "4 C 1 t I Z tlli CII;V , IP . and. DLL fs f.f.,;,,is als° , much int- ItiPAR4. • Several ,lanufaclorieg have been set on foot Withgreat suc cess. • The journey to Mount Sinai has completely succeed.. 4 e(4 . antllrou sirall soon, - Citizen _Ccmst a l, receive aacolnplete :account of it. . • .f -• , .• . Several experiments o n a large scale are goin g • to be ' -on the NAtron Lakes. • • • • • •Citizens PE.Ykr. and . CoN:rat,t E. are charged with the re- Searches ntaking at the Pyramids and at Sakkara. The voyige tVthe Urge Oases is going to be entered on. ;t16::: - 4 AD. yi who conducts h Ansel( extrernclv welt, wilt give-every asst Stance to our t rivellees: 'G lAwr 'has comp lately reconnoitred the Tower. Of the Arabs, and of ' tlte, Lake Mareotis i • • A Trading Shir which 'Saile•ti rronf Citat - on the 6th Nivose, Arktcred Alexandria on tllc.t4th the sant.: .inonth it was hitt nine days on its iii‘sage: this dispatch'is ble, l relieved•it•ltom all the duties. of Customs, as - bean the first trading ship tliat arriV,xl twin the Metropolis.: it. ' will clear at least 300 .per cent, Her returni4 . c,4,47,o•wlll be productive of as much mace, ie it arrives : sate in A , r4,nce.— . shall continue to 4xert my bete "eedeavottrs to protect 'and' make coroMeit . c flopsh. . I hope That the ships to I havc given pe r mission tb 'salt ltir trance, laden with 'Odes • from Egypt, will arrive thete.:,att:. Health anil Respea. • • • (igned) - AB. j. NIENOU. Tit E Or Elk A.—the usual . crowd, and splendor were visible - at this Entertainment on, Saturday. "lhe _Opera was one of- the most' akirnired. serious Operas Which hate .been heard for a long. time. `BANT'I had her usual encore ; not eagerly ready on her own part,' 'for she would be ‘yoold; and not unsonght •be won and she 'lmply repaid' • the Audience lot: their importunity by increased ex ' cellence on the r4etition.. We werein hopes:to see the new ball a d of Alonzo and im o siene again, but the illness , uf 'Lisotire, and the necessity' of taming 'more facility in working the machinery, pre. ented its. repetition ; and the,eoncluding ballet was ffopontege, and Atalanta, which is altogether plea sing, if not Ty-interesting. PAR isb - r, BERG, and DiirE tpr were greatly applauded; nor did the serious graces of Rost pass without corn .mendation. Music,..-The fifth performance of the Vocal' '‘Conceit, at Willis's' Roorni, on. Friday last, wa6 :trio re' nOrnerously attended . than..on any of the for. tiler nights, and the7audience consisted•of the rno6t 'elegant and distinguished chatglers. The Pieces wre,all.well chOsen, and as well performeil. We , .have not room for a detailed' account or the several merits of the entertainment, - but it. may he 'justly.: said,' that. no similor undertaking pre,sents.such a rich - repast. vocal excellenee. •" . law ts'aenefit at Covent. Garden The:nee on Riturday'lllst:Was nitmeiotisly 'attended: (2,1 3 Ki • ..,tßPeared‘' fee the "first tittle iii 'the - eliarieter of Sir.. Ode; Over,reae.l7., in the Plity.pf 4 yittlira f tp Pay Qld Debts, and"was rtgeived with great applause. 'ln every Reptrt .of rite Pthateof.Fr`ti)ay Mr. SHERIDAN Is made to -observe,. "that . ‘:spavAa it:tithe tltt tED Larti as- OmiTsorr'r," l Iltat!K. luttl.lost an, re, .quested by ..My.'W.if..te.wr, of •Pkodilly, {the P9b_ fisher a'M l!ropijeOr, i . lie.-abOvo!..cortespnreletiee.) to ditclalet"iblit- be-Tilimd i;ilhaftVlo644l.-A`. • ." „ . , 77:7 . • ••••/ • • 40... Ir. [tVe have great satisfaction In 'giving place to the folloV , ;iiig Article, as we are satisfied 1r:4:00.4i05-tio.irrre thin a fa:tit, ful- detaii o... Services which Mr. Dv,: nw s has renile%.l the Navyhis Dc.jearttnittit be Treasurer ; and 'it is thF • prodnctior, of ! 4 ! • I c,eo t en t an, the q best •q_uai itied, from hi s . officiatsituat.:.irt i ju jtk.i'e t46-beiiefits which haVe:been Teri v6l to .ti:lt'iorArkiii of till.: Ytiblic Strvice, frorti' the uc.isiftes ree,"ulationAliatich the - ..late Trcasurci had,j'4l-; trodui.;cd.j „ •, . . . - The :rne - rit of Staysmen is commonly estipiaied ..1 by:the share : whi c h t h e y tuke iii great political, 41‘. ; sures t' and by. the degree in which their talents.'in,, deb* and experience in winKii AP4 , 4 4 F. , tc;f9PiiKoif-1 the general- cause in whieh,thhy ate'efigag4cl e I. 1,.1 ,}edging. of .I.lt. Du tKlas 'schoroeler , tit _tbe,,,aliciie,; criterion, I believe, , there, arc fewAliniscer i s L tMo. cfesenvetro• stand higher...in; the public 0 0** fh?A:i the:late Treasurer of His MajelAy's IN:layy.„ Bili:at , it high situations there arc mayk labows;effiinentli„: oisefulin ..thcinselves, which dtbnot,.4lways.meet* : , public lye ;ISaithere is a po fp of i Nix.' Dundas"s merit with which the tountr y at large is { btit. li ttleaegeraint- , ed. The services }v !rich he !ravel:l44o the Niacin it) his .Natrat-Depattnient, whep -properly explained.arith understood,!zeantiot la,il . to proctire him a greaob.:." crease of national', respeet and,kratitude, . Though his measures in that branch ()f llis.Adminisf.ptioll ar.s i • tof a natute so brilliant - as his great and Oequal n . plans for the ioterior,refence . of llRKiingdom,;. ; 1a d -though .they cannot be Corilpiiteit t jr,i point 4 tent ,and consequence, • witlt , t4 protegiofr ~414:1` lireuritv which, through . liiii* means, _ .have. 4e.a ... orde'd to the lines and pyoperty . . of the, innocent,, and helpless , inhabitants Of our Eistern:F:,TOir4i; 4et, as they have contribu„ , t . ecl it t9 trl,),.iappips.s Ot,, many thousands 01 Laieritortotis. - indtidthAs 7 l*lii3o. t the Country jios at all times ,Oonsidered as- its honour and.sopoort,;.. they are . ofli ffi ckntl iniagoit f o4E ;( to endear him to: the mind of every ,loyal Briton. ~ I : Haying myself witnessed the good effetis pr - 0., ,_ duced-,.by the Regulations and ,Bills which '-`,ll - :„.; t DUNDAS carriedhrough ?Ornm aent dirriiig the pc,., nod of his holdi ng .this office r - I Sliall. endeavour in : justice to him, to give.a*etch'of their nature and though .I,fea g r, it,raay,...notl)e,in my,pon‘el, to make the subjearso iotekstipg,asiit might tobi to the Public in:general. - ''• ' " „•... .. , . • From the yeat , i7sB, iyiwn, Mr, qi .-. F.,f y 14.1. E ,scte : ably filled the,o444.dwn tci IVI.E. Dultimis .l i t time,.,, scarcely any Porliiunetitiiry liegulat 101 l t OpjfA',.,i43. have bee n iapplieti to tiisk)urscrnents on .Occount 0f . ,, . the N0., , y `; anst these iriereasir,g vitli ,;J 6p titiCC ~ of our, au'ingoo, an, amount beitmq salk ) fgrinsß.E.ic -- -ample, had opened a wide door to impoSition.oil . . our'Seamen. , Incapable, as ~Sailors are, of takingAire of their property', beyoncleye:y .oryer' descrivion of men, . they were, - ii, nunine-rless ir,iiinces,. eitheilifft*- geries . conithitted upon them, 'or, - from • their, o ri n . : credulity, defraucicd of 'Their - wages and '"dep ri4isel, (AT ' resVitH dui iti them, fora lob and fzborlatis selfire.l This evil - li'.iii'fi l iin , to' its treatest!hiVit''rOiisittif' Ahe.'close-'6(,'Ne - I';iii WO'r, .iina"iia:sterfitti;ta l4y•-tlifr;• loverest ordeli b a rilleconitnadity, E Who, W.'3tchitit : the .ne4 , s' i tiet { ; ,i;tiif - en coil ragl r,gthe ,Vic'es-riiia ) follieOf,.. the'int.xperlencM Sailor ' supttlieliffiin•rtitili, l / 4 01l! r: , sums of - nionev, and in the 1:, , .4 - r :iFiniliiiotioiy' ~ , , ,l) ~ . .. . ... . indueed iiiin to' grzf it t in. t-'lrn.. t l s; ' - iithibil is 'an' - rntrith"ii r^` fast him of, all 4 , z- - hicY.,:icc.luired., k's: : > v et 'as of • that which h'e ID igh t ; :tfICiWaIAS be cn - titled to•' ie.Ceive as a recoinPetr-pi'lifi iiiiliand igalfin try' • ifs thi service.'' in' !,(.her-ins tivice,;;tiss -', ;ripped as to the mean:, the ' : saTT.ie-..tintittr-, I ;eipled set .of men (alWayi' sereettit , for - 04 ob-*: . .N.. •,jeetr; of their ''spoil. such.'-mains as api;le4r6si - tai 'have • . ; the 'largest . Sums' dire .• to - , theni)-iTit4eil itt'. l once the authorities' Undor whiela,:rl,lfly pi4tPride&-tO : facility*itied - of `i Ti lit - ati,, - and pith great . a, tt s .._ 1 heritance 'the i.yollows and ' orithali d.hildttirt:-.Of thost-': who-had unhappily ., lost their iiieS in-their : l' b;gin.., 1 . , try's (A pse, .- •-- , .• `-. ~- • - : . ' J The remedy to , these ' evils ivaSArst applieil . in - i the year r7g6, b y alt aft introduced by ; Mr ? ..1) U*o MAS, .the . regulat i ons of ,Which.a re,:asesiMpie its Alle y; ',l have been found to be eire6tualz •By this aa,..10014.0k.,1 are preScribed for ' eteCuting all Mills, and iustrtl--,tl ments of delegated authority'; which, by in*ing), the .Superior Ofiicers ,qf our Shiprland,ticher pePsonsj aboVe.,,the reach •of ediniption) necasafylwitnesses-J to all s uch - deede,iiiiiestrtick at-the rocitiof forgery. Every.qoart of guard ii...ptovideci by ittTas far 33 human nature in the chatafter Of 'a...British Seaman can be guarded), tO„proted the, thoughtless ~ and ig.7. norant ;- Or . at *least to insiire that the aft of the,' ,'Sailor, th us legalized, was not' done under 'the tin.. `fluenee of fear, false pretences, or intoxication.: ' • Mr. DUNDAS'S attention was, in, the, next place direCied- to :the protetliort of "that-property which devolved upon widowtand other, representatives of Searnio dying in the service, and leaving Arrears of Wages due to them. , This portion of the Sailor's rewird seldom reached- the-door of hikilisconsolate Widow and helpless Children. _ Tbv. softie class of ,people, who had heratofore-defisoded' him, being no longer able, from the operations.pi the l ibe i ve,,ipcn,. - tionettaEt, to interfere •With..his'property ,while he Continued in the service, now / turned. flicir designs upon intercepting that part 'of it, which he should leave: behind him its the event• of his death.: This WAS principally . effected by the. aleans of-WilLs made in• their ownfa-vour,.and which, under.false preten ces,. they eksily procurtd from the, unsuspicious Sailor ; and I have reason .to belle vtl' that not less. than one.half of the Arrears doe at the e nd of •the • .hat Wai,.,wls - *Oiled by ,such iMpositions, or by intirc Forg eries of Wills, which :wt-re. or at that -time,Aireded to be attested and.executed under self_, fitieut. regidations. It., is true, incited, that many . of tfioie aluiepersferfeited their Ilvesibt i-lleir.'crimes; .but - mkny.more, and particithitly the r. -- ',l,st artfill of, -them, .escaped e.veir without a pKirsetitition. , • .be.ir;iitfaingp* pradices . were etr i nple.:ilr„ i x . - ttl I : !Lid f p Aft of Periiament w histb , :gr: pqti.pAs " 2n. . . (1 1Y '%Vi • gitai - tilifrigizy ind ptninr} -: •os.ie ---,- Rine ~; t i . ~ , „.... . , At4iffiffivLetter;:iitiiVO tite I,r 0 APti'ot - T7) 2 , he valise* a Gener4ll;AbitruCt of the several . ',..-',f.ts Te..: l.ipeCting.. the payrnerre,-,,of_ Seamen7s ''Wages t0..1-f e ' fOrti , :tede'd to the','r4spettiyg, Mini,cc'ts - of every . Poriih in 'Great 'ffritaitS, and : es o l e iiira i1 , 2e,-,generol purport oP 'the . rtgitlarion•.contaane4- ir, t";;; list ; pdintifit, out ititink - eticrilai llKlrnlf;,:i.,a I, plic iy.ptg....i ., ,ln only, 'to . )433.±5,: to- t4,k Tre ' .4otC,r....ofr,:tht: - .&avy - a „olio ti . ,114tia,..,.14 , i k i.r,g tale rounds' of,.. : o:eir ...,protensiori-5.4: - . - • char, upon their.H 1::—....‘....,,..,,,,..1‘,...-, -., .3. , - ~•-•,,,- •,. -0 . .*.,- , • . , . .. Ii i Ic, acing 101llia 10 DC JUSti the accessary rapers ShOU linniediately he , sent to them frtirn his (Mice to be etecuted ; and that the :Worley should afterwards he .paid to them .by the Reveispe Officer living nfarest to the place of : their. residence. ' ~• By the aboVe . and. another ati i . which Mr: Dpv :l3tAS'-ititrdclueed, all - That .proteftions 'and . fri vi.: leges; which haJ hithertcrbeen enjoyed ztAtkusive. -1)f by pleSeariten i itVertr< extended to our, Viinices; 1 • loon- Useful and me rifosiop s Part of tlie,N avy ;Viand; .in the dame Stskion, the.benefits-aiising , f...rom them.; wtieti- also extended to* Perions residing, inliteland:. , But n9twithkairdin k iti'rnuch -4 ra lii + ,.i ign"d'Orie I..t ilii,.eatnan,'''atirte . iiser!it e 4i'llalirrhk.3:'beea'lli: deti‘to his i\Vliti‘Pl i n .r: CiSii Aire)iiiThiit,e)- inigining still 1t 15 watifili 4 vilti!Fiir " Arfr - iii .-- . - el,c l hilly remained in;iploVerty', ..inciiitisrreiii &rink ffii". st . bee; - 4o eftchdif' . 'ic.Rnie Ind fll:lfer"ti.)li.h' 47 : ) If;Istl, rlotie"jekgia ifioulf,t' Of, to giiiit irrhtliii" ' f tistsinte - .i'.and - it viii - feiffved for IVII:. - -PW19Arl t# t:itablith i :rsYstem of,goflitance. andSiiiisit lll ,o" et:Vs . ife, as to c . ciiivik •icAef' in-to":ereif 0:1411eiloP.I'" • tkie" - )Cli . cgdoin to thelttaikero ' families Offoltir'brld 7 -aefilia'ers: .I > r4ll,tsione'4ir'P — ittarie bY'-irri'lAA:Vi ' Pit riitiiiient; which fie - prottifellier•bC rissict 141114'5; ;-r for- i i i-g ul li ar . NI o nth ly,Stivlt i;if be. pafaiii•thoVifti . - - -4 ian4"iic . aild, ' , or: t6. f itri aged Pa riii.ear tyci9on spashiail';:wh`b - titii:ikira4;: 'upon- - a .repr€ . 4`fititto,4“:"' being made : to, him, .to allow a. POrtiolaitrliis:ft4^ l 4 . 4. to , Iwatiprdiirjal6Pitortlte:impporr arid uzlimiuctizot," MS. Faro iI y :during' Ais•,abiefFt4,..- ....' . 1 --q1.4,i 2: , i... ' .. .t 1i..'114 scli;AitloiN - were, -11)?3{fi$thet - tiO't --.) I - - , - ~,,! 4 ~ . a i nli lat ..... na tb) -s del- tii Noir.:eolintlissightik' , .4 JR 1,1n .r. - • ',..: • g '.. ..- .'. Ice r 'an,l'efetrtimitit4tro Artd.rtie%Gol. "iirnerit. a. of:lreland a ftWw96l3 iptille.A.Yof-itliil 049-iliot4 oft'a, hotli•lo be e4tetttied to tliit,"co'ufs'tit ) :.ctf.alsaa. ft:V 4 , e i niibte. their Si.-Ir4n 'tit tlfel4e.'their,-ftrifi'd ttertifils:' . 4,- . Fite arurne,oug list .tkl,NpVsolis,,,. whiiill*ve . aliefidy . -e: fle 'ri relieved larrifirs'-lili)ft v Olii4t?iitilttitii3n, i s 1 4'....) o ll.-inein g .• ' 'ef -- of'iq liatliirttriffiff Mince i ,ri - o , ). i l iViii: tiumb tiri, e l'§ii; 7. fatfillies6l l Seamen, .in •`-d 4 if Brent r tit ''''-'6F- 4 416,"•1,1#:ek -- , ki , ngil . o . ' ,nt';:fiai. it flig- s ?i: et'ii.',, , -: 6 ,_ .. -' Riiirted hY , theilaurltary-tikiloteation of i thalpor,,,i ton''of their ‘sitiies 'Whielf-VtrOre 5.1 , 014' folzratirly,l 4 I. , ihdieCa ii; 'SqUiiide.ll In' *inititt iiiiii:kbatitbli.nctio. .0 - tier,: eittferatlSipoit'tosititi; aeliilAindoolltitifig" , i 4ieir attendance at the Navy, Pay-Office.' '....Eijerir": , Ow n in Greit BritaitlAnd‘rffeli4.ellniittirrldrnait. do the happy eff'eCts—ctsol.tiug, from this •meaure, • her i pr i r tv9044 1 , , v 44,4 filifi.,,,..pplicsi,„„y:sjecveuf " na rags for the payment of thli'ktildallOyvAtxr...7e ; ,frOtr)... ti 1 4 cs,lluoanfi,.. now.:.-pp - psoN i Nyo9 i te, i cbEnji; p:)..1. 1 . Oe4ve IA; "mon filly .:*tkbsiftesee, a ' , qtakd;f../ 4 . t 4 4ir 0 1,...b Mark.: preomf, f t.,..„ e ,4pdc ! 121 ilk2moniir'.. a s.l l rt 4 ' s but' her. parish AO' Ras itE it ly- W9' ' `' ' . - 4 I L ktn - i t r...t," rem in a liltken- npon' it . ' ' 0 .! e ' I .t to il : '; . ' d too, 41ien . his toils. arc Oy_er;sl!",if, riktfi: u .,, , .1 Ai i ) to •thitiok away hi;;Ectiatiey at the pliceVlAc 'it . r . i is paid 'o,inelw;fevli 13 &:t'0:i.3 . (14 - i. 4 .i1d11 ( 1 . i 0 4i4 ;ctorning• .to hts4kaolills.' W be; lai Inf ,e'V, - ** deundarit and '.ZOilifo'it4 ' 0 "b, ildittl * Wttfit ' ♦ ''. Iv ..., I ill* hiseier.e.lasK t pCjitti : ifirvipci„,aq s w,tlol4 t .the ~!t lo tolibuyajitgt„, / theitp*fiefil t al* : gi ti t4s, 4, Wwq,411.74 .4 - : ineasures. ' In tile. FigvitsAs. ii2t7,94 - titkili)sFl.ood, A.0,:..1.1.whic4 -- Nar i ii...-oiliceri, whi-,41111,y not I :• ,iii 'fa'' -- • • - itAitti 't *.0tt 1. 0 .- 4 cent cirsurntances..'• ar , v , O., R. , 4F ii..,,, rnands„ . or 'to - .4'rlAiiial,e' 'jr' .. .,sc if iCkt'', l .4 l itligut 4l . • . . .. ... 3. 4 ,,,,,, :4.).....),..,4 ..;4'.,,.,..1)....1. .3!....:1es . pesuniary efribakrOt ,A. nr,, r ir .tt - u54ur41(34%-ttf . , artga,r,:y. , hi,,..h mad„, (Itiliii;,*:;,lDXF, F,,, ~;:fiqh IS half...o?"`,..arid three ; Ili ci ni lt. - of : l , ..4lk;p4yare.pi n i r him up ady.ance,. its . .-sof.ti 'asfiis,"ailif?liitris4gfgatee n plase. .A rtin 3• 4lS. B 4 tfiskttaFkkti. flitt;11)-kriltY wish. ii? ' .. reci ii,e' . 1 1R:t I' 17 or if.4' It '1,1*:•%; hi i tc% fitploY it I I . ki -u pall ! , ftsilit D. ; seriric;ei F ,,;p4' tht . tlitiffilis* ;of , reroiu., , ;,l 'tame iS4KtOddtlAiti overeOti4 who Olall lit'desirOlifs to avail iffitse/f-Ofils:a4.4 7 arAatti, ',.. : ~.. ~ . .. 4:4 ,, ;pt '' 71-ttuir4tOet At rt`'l?'l.llo*:'}c,- , 1 4,:r1d dry . Ociker , ('U • scrti ice happens to, k, lin . IV:MA , :it oreexipirlli.o, of .. t h re, - ~,qo dai s : cfr Al r,"ll f 'ot .. 'E xcha :10' Int' hrs.*. i t prqs :et sulipp:rt„,.or,ftil b iti o ,t4of hp I;inilly 'at bcinie; initi iilstE'ad . : 14 . applYing. o,,,bik Agent,. fa t - :,. aV a n'c'es ,' - t FtiniOdS f;-ciiri the icsyitiplir6A p_of interest, age:ick, itric .orlier . vhargii*•,•P`le rna7,*ithatt •,hu4 iitc rs en- , • .iot. - t!et4i ve Ai re4ljy. into Jitr . milli roeket The sit‘ords $ ' f his inAil. . Followinghiin alio-intb his retreat, in f' . , lit'itititeNgOttet;gth,p,.benitit:Dt\`tr*sel- tegifiaoousT till .atfeodChisni-,72-4;llere. ilk AO:rsitten'ot‘,,hoOet , et l O ei rri at ot io e n , s iy o ir .s .h u ic ch h either asil Officers avfa o ienin 7 b\u ha t l ips f..p ~ t . p al r x le ?tw ill, itbled frorq wounds arid A irtfirTity may'clluso to setsk, bLif ; VheYelliey friak , W Ilfkiriell ut thcir owfifilatirk. iiBi ,eiic'ind ` 3 4SVC:giff - in''''rBCiiiring, _ thetiL'Aiiiiii'eV .I. reafft; .rillartec the 't4The of the seirerarird‘viiriii which their Ccir.ntry . beStOws,. upon ilietf: t . 'll - 4ti. i--. lialf;pay• Of 7 Officert, all pensions ,from .Greertia.itji'cl licispitttl;•and' all other N.tal allowances fe/4.Zel)rint . the; pensibris or *Offieers widowsi- which are iior'paid., by. the Trea s urer of the Nat 4) are ihris paid; free ' of a - Pei-ce, ,by the Revenne Ofh.'cer ii ., ing nea ri t 4 0 the place of residence of the party entitled tc;Teeeiv l e'' !them. . , - • Mr..l)trtio:%s. hc:..l this diqtinguishefl Office dtiring .a much longsr..pgiod , than any of his Predecessors, and his iittention to tlu. interest appeers , have.cnntinued to the last. A few days before. he relinquished the situatign, he obtained an order in Council to establish a Department to give gencrl,l inforffiatieti 'respeaing 'Prize.maiters ; a ‘Subjeai'n .which many are matertallrinterested, but fewanow t how to Bel.--Fle had in contemplation a more tensrye plan, and meant to represent to Government the ad'vantages which the. Navy and the Public would probit,bly-derivei if a ifoard were established to Comilla every part'of this 'extensive business.z— 'But political 'circumstances, .of a nature more ur.. gznt, interfering, hive 'deprived. 'the Counts! at },regent of 'his attention to this vb_i ca; So great an increase litisincss, as I have ready cksebbed, to a „Departnient which has e' et beert..cC - reat Magnitude, might naturally be ex_ peed, to give rise to some confusion and arreat in eke. particular parts, which did not press on th immediate attention; But the faa is other. wise ; for-whilst envy new regulation has been. condufte.4 by assistance equal to the occasion, a Department _lto been created for the express pur_ pose scf reducing forn*r Wear' s and there are at , insurance upor his Life, when un.ibt.lothetwLse ter borrow Tarry, •At.1441...t - 8 per Cent, per Ann. `ltlterzlt -5 Per Cunt, per Ann. fege.ney • per cerAtt pet Ann. { ~;