The Sun. — London, England, 1804-11-08 00:00:00

~. TO THE EDITOR 01 7 THE SUN. SIR, CR11:0 1 it stems„has replied to my rem (con_ trary to his original intention) lest a' riot sarrt , , Vs.• city whiCh prompted , me to sign try nape . Letter Should indoce me to enaider it rtilltarswer able.)! 1, therefore, proceed to examine how -:far fibs answered it; ,iud how fir his ii=settioni be correli, and his reasonings cfweinsivet I affixed my name, because 1 was unNilling that :n who was innocent of the .litioons crime of criticizing CR 'To's , LucubrditiOns sh Add be sus . . pened, and bespattered-, in my 1:0for. I do think that no ant. has a right to assert, that. (pail piTo feta) the opinion of a,f r w :is , the opinirm of 'all; . apci that my observation on - the " hold assumption" was, therefore,. nor merely ' a pitiful cavil upon words." ,':Thousantls upon thousands (I at said) flpeked'to the . young RoseitiS ;" " ari f". 1 1 -141 r'unibCx ( ( tit 1 . 1'6 'replies) flick to BartholoMew dors that number consist of some of the chief Lit'erati, and Of the first Nobi. lity, with a _Prince of the Illuod-royal at their tie ? 11,ad asked whether London.poSsesSed an s rx4ro; , ve Charter - f Or. 4,'l.,earning,. I i te - and Judg- Mem to which he, Prudently, makes no reply. I )tad also asked. 4' -who will pretend to say what and what is.. yof iMposSible ?" argonien'ti on that subjea he gets rid 4 hy a Sneer at My. '°chi play of 'L,rarnitig." '!"!)..• Gentlentrn vet , inc no opi>otion7 y retw;;,,,... , . 11, otm :Ay Ali Win,' 1 '•r-• „. indeed to' ▪ .1.• , ii.. tti." • , Bly rif) .7.02//desr ," , emirs to be a tvo..der ..f.oy h y !,, . this H. • ? !‘iS true that, it ihe present and th, (Lis; one iinti `the 5,i111'.: eking.--or if d'' ' .' (ire carpa.c,.. be what be is not Lareart f y—^ . proved assertion. then gives an ',instance-of his candour,' by eery c.mcludig setienee.,:..anal ru:Tking me •to say that :.,14 Altsr. Awt. t never had kast,, so Clear, so eiegant a COlnnieritatne s 111,„ The srords 4. 4 (I on! 'pursue thv front, anti pruvt to all -the astonished world, ,‘See." are Omiited ; Which, surely, nw.ot, that be must not b conientizd with his present at taintnenr , ;, but push forwlidi fill he, prowet,sively,, should prove the be,“ of the-411m A, tat Poet's Commentators. Why should Ca IT.O' aver that seeminelined . to suppose that he veteran (like London boards," when had depritated the idea ? 'The " most monstrous pains," however, which not only but also an ECHO Of hi. (who e:;11,1 himsdf ENN Ors), has taken tci . poison Alit: mind of .the public on the subject, affard rational ground~: eat belief that a re.. gardior tr. it own interest, rather than fht the :dignity of the Stage," diaated their 'malevolent 04,4 1 9 But ram they fancy that the ;Pohi,ie are such • .gulge , :ms as to swallow,so pa/p..4kt' bait ? Can, they imagine that "a London Audience". de. cide on the merits of a juvenile Candidate fur their , favouT, unseen and unheard ? Can a couple of Scrip. who dare not Sign their mimes to their db. beral,stridures, hive the folly and the a ttibcity n suppose th3t the ' ' great iliunal of, Intatrical taste". will pay any mare respe& to the monitory, ',cautions of a Cit Fro, or an MIN , I hart ir would to those' of a 8A1T10 , 5,. 1 4 MOO/ were they..to rise from t! . :e (ead—again . to deptec:ate untivalied excellence • soppoSition 1 What t!' Poy,. after having undergone the 41 Or:'/....1;" of Edirt. burgh, Bittnittgbam,,Shaleid a;.(ll.iverpo-)i ( w hose Theatres were attended iry of the highest distin6tion 'in the circlesmtrasOirA)as.d.oll,,iteratury) has BE, I ask, to ti:ar fr 1,•, thy / ,!,,,,,,,;„„J inriuisition of the qually erlifhtened and i:Opar. jtvlges of a 1,..mi10n. Stage ; Nothing CVnxt, }las: he to hope ? iZ Very thing, For IN:wiz:tea, ‘it,ll Br. Kt; TY join"d, Can charm Thu soul of Taste 4-nayiCritic-rase disarru ; And geutaitie 4 4 , Na - tur, to 4 . 4 nvA iti'G. & tirtg," Can melt the feelirig---"`south e the satiago.breast !" On the abusive epithets the 44 ' Par nubile Fratturn" have thought it 'exrdient to bestow 041 .'my Letter, I shalt only remark, that, as I should h ave b een ai l t oled of theirs praise, I ,tryi.proud of their di,N.prob:rtion. "fo the elder L, i ,ther's elaration, that he knows outhing ',Ate, and •to his eidiemartiy . 6urmists, reweeling my p r th a bb sim3„, Lion in life, I cannot , c , ,-..ide:rehd The nature of the which has' pre. vented-me fro% earlier notice of Ca.rra and his Umbeq, tv ill, prnbalily, prevent me from trot). kitin g yott,.Ylr:l otroit, with 'toy future Correipond. ience, and set ore' the Twt:q . 11rivntiti 44.ntho from any Ibrthr at imadvctsions—at least of . MINItS I reumin, ,„ , 0111 ouebtent Servant, Jostru WESiON. Birmingham, 011. /6, itoi. 11, 0 1,ert , ,, Oil cokurmar , , of Queer, Attn. street hrvirT nt,,ed several artielei tit wearing spi,arel and otht , l prope.r:y, at v,irio„„ a , length stispecteti I .lore nee, hi s servant g and discharged her, Iw, friends, however, sdvised him to endeavour to tilid 4.rut ,where the girl had gone to, and have her lodging .eareheti. A war. rant was obtained for Out ard the rxeca. lion of it entrwited to Harr,ilton, the officer, (,f -irthornugh.streer. This ,fetive an d it Celli ;ei:t o ff,OT 113 9 hut I A rt . ''' . recavered from the bad ennse. quet.ees of a severe ,accideni, by which otlt ,of his legs wos broken in two placeq', and the at kte of the Ottwr was tit,tocatrti. Tiwtigh it is itwoo,stb t ,e that he cAn at present possess the sathe personal ;6tivity as he font-telly did, yet he soon coot inced his ctn.. rifler that his infild is a`t•a liv eanti vigorous as ever he diserrv , red the place 91 the girl's ret teat ; search. ed, and limit { ht stv etal Art ick* tro the Marlborough. street police Office, which. Mr. Rd , ,erts swore to he his property;-1ot; Prisoner was tocrenpon urdefr,:d to be commitfed. A very daritig, rOibery.has -been committed in the °thee of Me49ra. SIIMItt mid t.o SOlicitors, in Britige.st reel. On: Tuesday inclining, on the Clerk* cotr.ing to business, they diieovered that a desk.iild been farad open, which ttere had been deposited eheclu, B'ar,jc note 4, and gold,. to ii•!‘:irly the attlOUnt of soool. the whute which Was :47n away. In their harry . the thieves- had left a pncket crow, with. which his supposed the desk and .dr - itwer h,13 been forced. A P o lice.officer from the Ntinsipo..house examined the premises tut. (lately, but could not di , tiiver by what way .the persans who committed the rubbery gained ad.. + . inittance. • . LONDON t , 'Vrinted Ry lett4fkrt (of No. 4, Niarilet-court, itow..s,trtet)i arvi Putl At the SUN.(); Itc t _ fo'/Yrtei Anhtrt * AA rrieleriteftlt. Order fur GENE I? FR:E'RE. Revolutionary (3,:neral ‘4'a4 'the C.lti4 of t!in`se aintlitti, who, in s , tch 4 batbar6os manner,_ v i(d.l , e;.l latel tlie Law of Na; ions, ;Ind - I ~Neutral Territory, Ott carried -away h :stealth, and in the ,daik.;rl , :ss of night, a B:itish Dtplom,tie Awit, Sir GEciacg ItumsoLri, possessing, and protened by a 'Politic Citar,icler, forinrr f3ar_ barians held Sacred, and even the I:resent'Savages - . respect. PR ER E Wag b-1,1,i1 the rs the e;:devant Loraine, and his Lither was a soliikr in the Regiment cA:led :La Courofme, wh - tre he, at eight years of age was recCived as a druntner.. During the anarchy which followed the Rrvc llii ion of J 7 Ri.), he deserted from Lille in Flandi!ri, tyl',ere-fhis Regiment was then quartered, went to Pais, and augmented the number of vagabonds, who, about that time 'infested te.Capital, and, under the appellation of I'atrists, puKcribed,.plundered,and muttiered, with impunity, all men of religion; rank, "anti property, as Aristo.. Ctats . . After the tOth of .Atgiw, 1792, he was . Made:by the then Commandant at . Paris, SANTEtt tt a Lietitenant of tLe NationalGtiards of the SeClion .grintre Natio9s;•and - tv'as so aclive during the _terrible massacres of -the ensuing ;September, that, MA it AT, in a speech at the Jacnbin ClUb, sprinted in the journal des . 7acoßins, of the Sih of * Sels: teather, 1792, did j.,r,tiee 'to his'Patriotisti, and' tec•iintnendol him to advancement ; and Gene. ral SER V AN,. 11 . 1e.:-Mittliter of the War Department,, immediately.sent him a Commission, as a Captain in the !mile Regiment - where he so lately had b!cn a ; but this Regiment being on the frontiers, t! e. Austrians and Prussians, Ft. E E never it, preferring the safer and more Rrofitahle of denouncing and pillaging the digalM. ecl P,rtsisns. When, in 1793, HEN 10T StleCeeded SANTERR in the colt at itiki it Paris, he obtained fir an Aid...de. Camp from Ro E. Et E, FR ER F. l who Was at that tune as crtn2;ing a Courtier to this RepubliCart Ty_ he has aitetworAs been to his successors, Mitt RAS, MERLIN, an), BONAP MITE After the ex. ecution of ItOH L' ER It 6., to 1794, Fltg E shated the iare'of his other sycophants, and was 'arrested as a Ter'torist, but escaped death, and recovered his betty, by turning cvt&nce, and becoming a d e _ ri,.uncer of the l'unlic :\ccutier, Fougut K. 71 vic. j, F and other ,occ ,itn.lwes of himself and of his for Mer Patron,'' Rti r.:,p,t ERR e, It was after . 130.' NAP: ,, ,,RT 1'25 ntitelter 6,:tober, 1795, of 8,000 men, women, and children, in the strecti of Paris, that F ItE RE first, made his acquaintance, anti was, by hi s nt elgu.nr!,dr!tion, made a Chief Of Batailion in the 77. h 1.1. tui.Brig nie, one of the Corps which served - under him in Italy during.. 4796 and 1797; but which did not accompany him to Egypt in 1798, - - „ Whec-,,i, - 0 . 759, the l'icnbins again possessed the p!ur , lity in tw , ,C,,tincils at Paris, arid diet fired laws of terror to France, FR rite was appointed by the Minister of War, Du so rs . cß E A NCR, a Chief 4136. File in the Guard of the'COuncil of Five Htindred. Having, when floNArsours efllded the Revolu. tion on the 9th of November of the year, desert. ed over to Lim with his Corps,. he was in '.return appointed the Commander of the Consular Guard, in which cqacity he remained' until" the invasion of Hanover W. 14 dr tetinilleki upan, when he 4ibtained the rank of a General in the Army ,destined f,r that exrdit a; 'the first Commander in Chief of 130 - NArrouri , 's Atm) , lianoVer, 'with all the orherGenerals ander him, were such favourites of the 1.1 - A.,rper, ,Whobefore had either . no oppiirtuoity to enrich' themselves,. Or who, like Ft E,R e; had, in debauchery and gambling, squandited - aWay their former ill-begotten riches. These men wete all sent to Han Over, as the Parisians said, to make Ibeirfor . tunes ---;find: this partly explains the ruined biate• of the Electorate, and the Averatpectiniary•tequi si;i it under which• the tiettfrali. free, ar,a Nye. rind Citiks of Hambutgli, Bremen,' and Lubeck, have licen laid. r it plia is a tail, gNiti AO k ng man, abutiz forty of age, with the iduc:ittun of a drummer, 11:c set,tirntnts of a sans.ritiatte, the'principles of a acobin, the iiiletiva of a grenadier, and the preten. tions , of a Vain and ,audacioui upstart, whoth revo -1 lution anti crime, but, - not Merit, hive pushed for.. 'wardin the career of rebellion. A. slave to IiONA.; PART E, ac to Rua Et , ,pl,2ittl.e, he will continues the' woe tr:s all (tunic :Revolutionary Tyrants, who pay !liter, employ . him, and permit him to oppress his inferiors, with an insOlance, surpassed only by his , "thltirnesi rti his swericr. .A :#•,,:e,rding to The SterertjEshi6 Vr the Battle of Marengo, i t. 4.5', ru it cs evetode'stitue - of that teuhtrity.ternarkable in Many-of hii fellow-rebels, Who, Ike himself, having every thing to,expett from succors, and every thing to apprehend from defeat, fight with a Alespair, which ignorance or. .disaffec. • ton has chosen c ill couttrge.•On that unfortunate. ly fatuous day, wilert the iinbecillity of a Mtl AS ye up Italy to the treachery of BONA:PAK-I' t, Fit.v; Kea name was tipon- the sick list ; and on all former days, when fortune anti numberL ;.,=ocureci the Corsican vidories in Itrdy, he. was either tit in the hospital, or, as a convalescent invalid,. girding the haggage.',' llit first iAiiitary . achievement vvas,., therefore, the brarJe, .nolde, and Lnwiraile capture of a disatmed and unguarded Btiton,„' in the neutral City of flainburgh, with the aid of the bayonets of four liiindrosi riratorists -Frenchmen, worthy 't©' 14 heii - itd by such II Tal9remi CAnhiander, in uerform.. it :g such a glar;9usexloit. 41 CA PR'OP GOOD HOPE. The following is an official copy of the Proc;Ala. tiOli ' , sued by the Dutch Government at the C of G.md .on the Colony being delivered over into their hands by General DUNDAi: i}koctIAMATTON lIY JACOII APRAIIAM" IlFf MIST S J. ti..MtNIVUt 07 Tit, . _ goy :Nett, cotimiss.).ay-csttia.s.i. Etto:a roe 1 lAT'AiI 1 AN COVLRNNtINT AT 'C'HE CAP.L Oi . (4 , 001111(:P,t, TO ALL' T tik4NHAL ITANT3rOF THAT COLONY. Hail 1• . - Long enough has bloody war made humanity to mourn has:desolted the most beautiful spots on earth and dried Ull i everywhere the springs of happiness.' Long enough have the most po)vcrfol Nations of to ro:k- been ttivithrd 1)7 wretched discords:o'nd the ilatavian Repub• not , vithstairdirrA its eharader, turd the p.ar.erible System 0' its Governmerdi by the current of events, been : forced to rake part in thesedisputes.,' • An itre;,,i,,tible desire for'resc at length sheathed ti and -the Batavian GoVertunent did not, hesitate to aL •1, L General Peace, gained by the valour suet the hi r,, • warriors—as soon as nunout, prudence, and pen, v • • - ,ed it. On the 17th March, of last year, this Peace w• - ,L con , . at Amiens, betweewthe Batavia') and Frenen, i , •, the. Kingdont.• ol Spain, on one part,,. and Ills 1,. . • jesty Ott the other. The good understandirig different Nations is thereby restored; and the ins•u.. sition of its inhabitants to one another is mutually s Cur friendship. , • • NewConstitutien ensured the interior t , • • Batavian Republic, and has put a stop to hi, ...L disagreements which agitated it for some yea';. Every well-disposed iiiiiabittint. may, tlx-ref , : • .• the well-founded and riati.ering t prostieel, ti: • , ,:otter- blessing or God, the water sp rings ar h•:;)! , opened again--the it ninterrutedComnierc, • ,• •' 1 :- globe will be renewed -anti that ti:. • ~r Settlements of the Republic, will ar L., :tee,tit 1 'sperity and welt ma, or which they may it:: • tiflder the sage adonnistration of a Mild and just , • , :tit. Tice Colony in this ..outitern extremity of L • consequence ;1: - the 6th Article taf the above-meal of Peace, been returned to the possession at the Bat:tvi.til'l.e _litiYlli _; and one of the first cares of the Council of State was, to take the same over again, from the hands of him who g 3 veined it in the name of tits Britannic Majesty, :teal to esta„: 1 blisit further new orders upon the good adonoustrat ion oh' the .coinnion cause, anti up. a every thing which may tend to re, unite the bonds between the'Mother Country and this Co. luny ; which, unhappily, for it time :had been brOken, and to render the same', if possible, inviolable fur the future. . .This honourable charge was, by the above-mentioned Council of State, 'comMitted to me, by an open Commission given at the flague; and from that moment I have counted every coy which might forward' the execution of my•Coin m. . ission. At present I rejoice to give notice to you all,, that the first part tnereof has been The Lieutenant-General Dunths, Lieutenant-Governor of lis Britannic 'lajcsty, having been obliged, by unforeseen circumstances, to delay such tor a short time, has at present, in pursuance of• the above-mentioned' 6th Article of -the : Treaty of Atniens, delivered up to toe, liar the Batavian Re public., the whole , Cohmy of the Cape Of Good Ilope, with , all the territories the.rcof, wovals, buildings, fortifications,: and what further, , 40111 any accounts, and wttnout any oxceptiom whatever, Ila; been becOre the Ks/Jr the Immovable property. of - the Batavia') Republic, or the fernier privileged Daten East I'ndis Company.. - • . All thew who had been hound by the Oath of Allegiance to Ilis Britannic Majesty,' - have beenabsolvcd by the lion, Lientennnt.:Governi , r and from that :Moment you see till let hied tinder time Supreme Government ,of tlle , l3atoiin .Itepublie,which I •haye the honour to represent at this place, and under the Asiatic Councit, to which the Adininistration of . East India CO11111 . 1eit;d and Set flea - tents', by the above -Can .:34l'lam, is eLionnitted. To proceed tdrilte to Oleo:et:Wiwi of the powers Vested '' iii Ine: by . I l;ot . ,:unincnt, I hereby pi:Or:faint most solemnly, and putt in office the pets:mei jun Wellehylaufsens, as Governor and General in Cala" dyer this Colony, with all the distrias thaeto bel;Aiging, to which office hit hits been appointed by alt Asd of Corindission from thc :Council ot State; 'hereby t6;striag • the intratinantS . of ; this Colony, and all those Whom 'it may cL,,nc,, , m,..1, 0 ac khbm c d, ,,e oiey him 1,.a the said cap - ,.icity, ~inch to sne , V Kitt-elf toe leApC.; - ..t, Inch ne in- his L high dignity is entitled to requite and expect` Boni: all the, well-disposed innabitacito of ;;his Coltiny. • t is the will on the Baraviim People, slue this Settittnent shall be :Le 'Queer ilcpcnitent 010111 Elie Regency at Oa tavia ; nor frwn any ermitnercial body whatsoever ; the Con stitution has' iralislied all particular privilege% or that na-e ture ; and the iOllOl tants sit the Colony of tit::: Capt,t. know, in Naar, no <niter Covernittent than 111'4 t9.hith the: Ii itavia❑ 1 c:01.1e have .ovointedaiier tneirielVeS: Tile Charter wli,, <tante forthein, anti send ro the Netherlands for approbation and slitiCtion, will ax tilt and ditties of the colunists, as well as.their 'pest - Yerillnent, and seeing' to them the s quiet i.• •property—auniimstration or•prortipt and impartial jie • - an:l all the altvalitiigei",attael tea to an unrestrained L.' , and delivery of the produce of the laii<l. , - • •=to a tree and un lirinted canirneree with the Mother conlitry--and to an ex,- tensive trade with die other StAllOttletttS of the Republic. Until the returpot this sanctioned Charter, 1 ir4; I, WiXiloot delay', regulate ihe pro vineial selik,im;tr„ition all'airs 'in tlilS Colony', as also the into.rloi polw, heti; end in the country districts, and tarttier every tni.ig that may re quire My immediate careawl iittentien. • hilt: in order tied all 1.):• 011'1:A.:a is - teni lily, and. that noi.reriner rules, initill3 io.ls, or (::.:,loot,, ,vitnour a per feet cutivictioi o : their env.; s irrrqtcratf: id)uics,:tuu; !odder die inleittio:lol tie liaitaviart, Geverninent, } in determinito upon the int . ans for the'futllre , amelioration, arid the increasing prosperity or the Colony, end that t.ily. !me m not, troth Mc: beAnioill:„ " - ale 10 the eXec , .itioil 01 my Continission, or insensibly lead to .take but li . I t4leaiures, which always proditc'e an Alper feet end; I tierety 'reiteve, an &sulks all boaitls v otlit:e. and o ffi cers tvilatseever,hione excepted, to when) 6elete. nave be e 9. adailinstration of palicy, joStice, rove. hue, the ariininistratiutt of publie funds, magazines, hospi tals, &c. both in Cape Town and the country distrids, ulct distant: establishments of tins Color 4, however, with this ~ ,regeird, that all the rrienibers'of such boards, ' as tar is - they have not heen by this re-plated by others, and ail otileers and subaltern se_rvatas, will be obliged to continue in the execu tion of the duties of Their respective offices ) on their tespoie sibility, until 1 snail have regulated the 4.litlereitt or:inches of administration in such manner as I shall judge most cell ducive ler the good of this Colony, anti most conforinable to the desire of die Ilatavian Government: • And el thoueli from this dismissal an abolishment'of:the oiliers, or servants, is only <Weiner' necessary to id theteee a i) , :tter Colonial Government, never shall any eon 4 sequence be . itraWn,prejudisnal to the honour, narne,or reputa tion of each and every one, who, during the administration of their ofliees, have 'behaved in' conformity to the invariable rules of nopour and.duty. It is not to be understood, how. ever, tiedr the_obligttion is suspended, to kite dirt and forint% aecount by all,' wilt), before ' till. surrender of, the Colony to PoWer, or who are }et this moment eliargett with ,the receipt and administration at any public motley or monies, entrusted to them by any' public authority, or with the admi ; :. nistration oflnagaiines, or establi,liments oh the State4Land for remitting such acenunti; it: will he just to aliOrd the ear , hest opportunity to die persons concerned. - All preCurSoty• airaii,irements, witch will pave the way to a whole redress or arfineiirh this Colony, will cone vince the ivell..disposed lona : Oita:tits that the , l>atavian vernin.stit takes their iiitere , at Warrnly at belts, and that it has the intent len to extirpate every reason for tliscentent, with rogt and ;irancli. ' you, to this end, its full confidenee , and proteel.iori, , and hay?, a ri„ , .111 3 : celpriicallY to eXpeet from you iii nnhi. Miteil and unfeigned riltUril to Ow loth! :of the Na tion, ten h which yon eri , eapio re-united; 113 0 (Ib....ilierice and r,•vereme for the C;overriiil . ..vile :6 guides and protect:, every ooe Of u ; faithful ribservanee of the. orders of tile `_Aiiatic Courted, and the lawful tiutliorities„alrea.le appoint :ett in this. Colony; or yet to be appointed'; ;ill, conformable to fixed anti certain rides, • Which - will be regtalateaLby the Charter. - Let theii in this Colony, he revived that spirit of sobriety, arid that 'respeet for the Rep sollean virrets .Ft Asir Fat.lwr. , , by which tic Mother C,ountry,; nil its I%)SatliS;ariN, ill titelatit ages, became the example and terror of Natesiai let ate) Afllollg yonrsel yes retool that mutual, ronti:lei;ce., :40.1 that concord, miluliteece,it co-operatilso for tin. pnbliti good, e. wen, :Li/inch the hest institutions, and to oat taintary ;nips of Government, can hare tuts tile et. Let - all former cooteetions - dlvisi.ins Utween tile In habitants of this Coloni IA; • 'tithed by wit aS.w ARlti Itit SCRS rrs Cot :::,c),Ati ...( ...4L ;/ the' l'aiter Letters fin the Editor, &c. watt bt holreilgo. Nestcrilay, at Marv-Ic•hoile: 1,110 4 ,I1ARIZIP.1). . ilon , - 0 ChttrOlf ti ) 1 c a rcile' ~, Garda •- son of tildlti,;:it lion: Adolitat 1.0t4t ',lll,Lor, Miss Conr.v4ll, y00n,,,,;:t, .i.ittgliter Of the ' , e ll, wait. Ext. of -Heti:don I-iouse, Nfqi.,ticsex• ~ . v itt e l " - ol l'AtelY' C44"itto W. 11141111 i;aster, Cootouss.tr,tiuolto of 1:14: Aptly, B'arlitall 1,0%.,,11i, 'to Nibs Sot k . o ' : e ,at , ichu S:itii.cy, ii.sq, of Di4,4.$ Court, 13atli4a1P ...,,,,..7 4•...................- ..............:;.....,.....2....... ..,-.7-,............. . 00 PI a- ,,, . c elolnet.ii .4%,..iterday, at ' Fortx-hi1.1., lintic!ci, , 'f irs' ' ' * i'os . of Anthony Geigti,,,t7i, Esq. ~ . . i loho twil ° I ()II Tuc.k.lAy eiciiio,, at Solita I.,4:ilbet ~, ~3.,,. 0 Et+. , ' : jo'iln '' ( ,silw same, night, in hi:: ~7tii ye, mr• 1 % ,:-.1-:,-Inci..sciro , ' f Cato l)l36 Oo SAturct,tv ijit. PM , ,3 I;i:for:t;eit, F s q7 I' • Ct°0,....M. Jil tli: tea ft %,,,--.i 0., J..,0, • , 04 IDA' - i L'-'ttiY 4t f1at1%......ti C i , `, , - .,i 1 !,ov:,:.'"ri!i vo!toil, _.,.., e (Ike P6tviett, ;..I 1.40,,.::t!t;i ,t 4, 1,"1',..,,,,,,,,,-. . d I Y is-rxic roc t• . ~,,i . rit-ink St(Ajk , t 43 tiil liil. •-• ' '''.VV:- 7, il,.tr C,,.%)..1. , :,r ',- ;I !; 1 7 ~,,., }Os, ,ci it,..c. 1791, f ) '' ''l.:: . .3 .4. '.:.,',1 5 '...'' . , ,4'i Ci-,::'l,''..,::,'''' I:"'''' ' '''' 4 l''" ' '-' l: 1, %7; ; '-';' ''',ku:.:• 4; i ; cS% i ' , a t.-; t.,;,.. 1: . ..i. 57 I 1 , '."P'":, i 3 pet 1 t: :1. C,r,.. i , _ , ,,:, 2. i • C i.,.1:t . • ' • . , l Ti 'r' 1 '''', ',' Covernment, on its psrt, wlll tot remember . all tllr. ..... • . -.,,i.• -,-..A.,:.. V. , 1,'...,ii, slimily before, and at the """".i" •-• ,1 ; '... : ; i i i.•:.• ~.'. : • iv to the British Forces, liavc.. takes' irta,,e—iii r ; ...c, ; ::k . . , -in turbulent IPoti" L " - ana (.14P:''''" i '-' l 's :Ica ,- ', :: , '..,, Hi V. i:istrates. " Alai it i.i . 13 it, 11:1111 , 1 altt ; •. , „ • . • • : '-:: ;..-..,:ez.,t amnesty and forgive.: nets fot l ‘. :• : es, At... 1 ::,..: CI ptmishments, to all alld' every. one, s., ~ i f...;;Vi, V.. ; , ~.' 12, , ,C.V , ' .•;,'VCr, :141,010,5c tittlCS', may Itt've he . i:.,ry to -in, , . ,:ii.,, , ,,ti.:ii..e or o ppositiai to thust to 't'vh• , : ' - tnat nr.:i0.,1 file adaiiViistratien of Gtheterri n"lit. I`."wir''': -;', c,'-, 1 . ..•.• tiLly , ;rave et.ninitited any other lin..:A , 1! .•i, .::....: t.ines, ant by othci Nalkine 0,,,,11.:i l ••• . . : :. i.. 1 , ,i:,"....•.. IA ; whicit la , t-titent ioltett re-- r0 .. .::1 •::.-...--. :_i L 7 ':, ;:: v .'_ 71 7....:en of the J 7 :Age, and the 44,11Cr want, ~, ~! - :....,,•:. . I 1-..• •'. • ..: L ." i , : r , '.,..-',', -ii Inhabit:l.o of this S , ,...it:ii i,:.:, , , kt A i t,ii.ivoc•- in ail this the good intentions of the b . i - • . il; (;,, , ,, , r;trint:irt. • A........-' : , i.y.l itiii,r.tirtst every ot:e, w)l9 ar,„e.w, by oict's yr L . • - i .- - • i :,il meit•s, Stay tend to cre.ite new clistur , •••••',.sr it, t 1 r.t,.;:,:e the old to .t.oiii and divii :: : . 1 l;• i ...re the wdl-disprlSi.l. I ilitahit,his nt theit ;i. • , ;::•• :.. .: - .2, - !....':,..::::•triy .i.At t.i",,!' pr seat A,111,..H,;,, oti ,':•:•,..,!1 they are obliged to i).;..... ih3 •• ,4 ,' ;I•nit...;;lt, to my pet , sco, the neo iii,-.;i:..tei t • .. :. .-, 7i t 1..'! '`. i.er lawful At!thriTitit'S., the WOO prOilipi ,' ' ~•:;, ,Jvcrity of the l,:ov %sill Itay. a its course. • :• . : . - •. . • invit,tl to s.:}:;e t, as lir as possible , , :, - .. , , ~, t,,at Coey tn:-4 jt_tii,,c tot tend in an, ~.:.r tilt.' 11:, ; .isiless ot this i...olotty, either-for the •• • . rl, ~ . •or,'ie, th; , r;:try observin. all jsussible blcvitl'i '' • •••• - i'-- .i... ..:: , .i.• .... nof all persoitai hatre,l ,i,i re ti,... . I ,'4.0.1. during my rirsitleilce at : . •;;; eted hindrances, at!VAI , 41 1 *., , . • • ...% . - A, 00 1 . ,.e,i , 1.:ys and Fridays, bettyee4 1 , ~ • -:- , :Ifni ; .- ,n or desire than to prornoti , . . ,-; ,-, 5. lies-in toy power, and Nil =- • .:, i .. i:i : .r. . Hiry admit, and to unite y 3 '' • . - . .• i::i ' ' ' ;-.; t of new and inutua l ;O ' val ' ~ •.1 ~' ' : . : , ~.. %ill the MeAttS wilich PT , . , : ~ !, -.. •, . •:. . , r:ta. lily .mus t scriotl) IL. ! ' .... ~ , .. : .. •or satisfaction, than ill tall , ~ • , . , P;,, • ,1 ; for the good of yaa "" ttog‘tip. .:, ...,:taJt. ... thr arr . . .. . -ziatroo of the General Folic/ - - • • ...; Coley: .: i:alon , ::i reinain on .1111iCd. , ; ' i'..itil'. ,: . ~ 1 1 1 )0i11 1 '.A GOVCTDOr May itIUPC. 0,,.ii5., .i, • ~' :,.. Av',......, . ii:est ,worthy of the getter,il Conti» dene.e, I 1.4.::::iy irfocl.roft iind pot into oliii.c the Council of GoVeronfi, ;toil Cour. of l'olit..v, always undcr •Iservir' ?ion of the itppmval aad f u rther,ingatt allon o.i the Councti ot State. , . , . . I call upon as ..11en-theis of the said Counc il, • K. G. VANVOCANEN• • R.,,X. VI ESA LIS. IV. F. VAN It. VAN —.—........................ _ ',of : :: erilts: l b i br h' , : i r as., r i i i s, i l s l t t :: g it i t r. ji.iii,tj-:l•rg3.l;:::,i;:•';el::::orirs,i:lif:itiai..Ti.‘i‘,.:l,l',';itse,Ls j r : -: 1 : 1 1 ° 1 19(R a p :11).1 i s p a s iT t a - g sS b e ti° 1 1:: :: ::14 : : :: L wa s nano',.. and ,it ot.itc• cOriciining cash, which he carry in t , to' a o attn roe• i i i Cliffinissann, in the htitl him inatehet n i g tt 3(:)tiritalfniihi:°lllh-4infikgi, '''ljt':ll)elciaillrathnhtlerroyfilegtwtceiltii 'littl:" opted that all putsuiovas vain, illough severj i r" sons went almost instantly' - .14; - tr him. f,cn.r,topne,lspw,i;iosvbltyO.stllitectlithliet,rih.iitidli ittlliteruldiedon.h.fm. orlif;; 4 .. mmenc' r the best compsair in Irelardp has coa P..' is swindling career in'thiS Mettopoli•P.t tiate apartments,.about three weeks sinc't ar 14611 - 4 P. sh?4's Hotel, .. G:nen Cross, Cliaring-,cr°s'• :$.11`1.,_ . g4ve. s t r H t,: .. t ;t e r: r e e f s : ti t I t t e a L t i nh(i?lnnsneeif sahottahl.s I: v e ed 'a i d,;: e N_ ft eto e u, L i e r. 4 : man, and waa attended with the (11/atiff 6i ; r 0 " ne jail t . tittll.ol. AipliCatiCnS, .60WeVer1.11"-- ti0n44.,, and 'he, paid his, 11111, and. (.I:mPe d °,.." '''. le - m et, . .n. i ah uen t ' On TUe0;11 ,- ---- Butler, .1:41. an ..11- . . • _,,, gi c a desCtli" , icht) had tr.:ccii him to the hotel, gAv , ..,,, ice . brovec , in t ' . 1 on h e had obta ' teaten vs of his has in , swindled numer,:nts O n .:,: i iit of 100 iwviot lAnd, to a caisideranle anvuhtf a" . '" - ', did ' ioOf. ta b....4r0wt3 o f him, hy his easy 4.V .4e . e1 5, , , tol l a4y, Zroin jewelierS) ° W i If fleet}geC i l t v y e ' roe f Ir. - dui - axles on 'the pre... 0 -edi g day.—His,ai.l . A es and Ai etent langnilg t by a pput . n tut . en t . ,. ,i: ( l : a t e t rd.iri t ,i jO i f el P , l tiwt of a Gent!ernin. 5 1 1 " k if is a man of CL-411.1,1.,.,111 3;IdIC9S• v is a* WlNTOtoorr` ' - CußONFititi-IN,2tr•EST., —le Inquest held on the body of 'A.• : - - tort -- td,d many ) ) , ....',, i , xtvernineiv. Attorney, whO tes . es , , led to his,. . i 0 .1"-e,:aiineedie-strect, %Ito put a pet _,, „ ,!„, 0 Higni ) 1 tence• on Nluntiay night, at his fmusei I ~..1 _7 l O plaes Islington, by blowing out his brot " se ; idence o f loaded pist(d. It appeared from the or • 0 04 1 SterZfily t here 1 ; ' 100 . `vas an old veral witnesses, that the deeease4 wi , er vea infirtti Gentleman, and, that 'be was ' ol. t ect °`", t he to exhibit symptoms': of aAlcrang,ed'rni"4l arc fie t‘ii.ie:tithitetlft.yhits.lc‘rtitta'oLoif Cvonhosettliul.leentwiy4si.vte'ir‘rh'ai'l.:ll(o:4c,3,ol, derangement of his airtirs that inducei. vet, alit the rash \ltd. fie etas left no chilatc l "' ' T diti--'—i.wrae.y. .....?*'"'" - , SHIP .NEWS. ~ rooLs, NW/ 4 6. h . Goott Arrivea—the Elizabeth, Tiliord,'from PlYrilotitui;li Ac' 1nt,....t, Page, Nlaria, Fuller, Ilopewell, 1 : 34 " ..., W ill tire, sportier, front Portsmouth i. dad AO; iloliOW-,, Weymouth: - . 'a n t i 130141 i • ~.....I S aitt.-d —the St.' Cecilia, '''')Ditien, for Wit ; , h yly, fur Liverpool. ' . 6 . GoAvisirNO, NOV• . , Aalitefr mru.:::,biy.r—oitnheL,ol::::::tuNal:s::::erC:::::l4..:r,;•vi ir ,c ' (-l A l' t a l l as ; , lii:tririleiri:lsturS't 1:1)7:::::::: 1"""): 4 :1 1111:13 .. , Sailed -the . I ...s, Kiclizrds, for 33401)4d -vs :. •" 1 " , "( LOFT ly, tin. Giur.tita: ; And Twei. Georotters, lido i u n. . ~.... de.......-----... --, , ------7--_------......- of 81RTIIS. , - Majoreaglt At Bath, Mrs. earneroll, the Loltof Ma e a Daughter. , _....—,•-: r"