The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-06 00:00:00

c. . •, • , 1:6 , b The renstis fer:' the .eity b •-!,g CQ,....l"Oetelli the lr•tal ataatint of the populati ,of WestminSter, and timeyeral diitrkts, als the. in land ot 11 ' l'aiishei airea.4 enotne-, • r of rnal~3 ated in our paptr. 115 order ,to show the number arid ft:times, the eenaus of the smite tlis- Pwei3, liken id the iB O by an Act of Parlia lent, are ;aide tho ti,c. e ~c in the pOpuitition as:curtained. eit ot war.lnd gration kite vis'ble (!oosparingems the • disvroP°lt'un f !tw os to the noe l , no; wulastanctog itr the re ut* bulks v‘itikill' the . b i ll s o f morta li ty, i t 1 8 iliat • to 10) males ii;ere are less - than 100 ri,einiles born.. T. p:triilies remarkabl e f o r, their ac ilon inhabitaifil are trieritioiied. Sir W. Petty: , . 1 , 11 1 , 1 *, ertird.Ato London would go on increasing tlit ye a ar tiloo, at tittle be, thought the 4!ache .ri tPPuiatibn •,.outir to' five miilions. Dr.. ; rilaidge, 17: - A, ract,. the population With •if 1 . 5 75 1.4 12. but troth Ihe l ustif 180 1 and ri 1, ) s.:erns improbable tha t. nki • A/ 4 ' 1 , A: 1 1 atrOe 10 test;ainou..t . tnetitio ti ed by Sir • LON IMN (CI 111., tilt• , Total. 1 44 1 i S7ttb . 50 Z 9 3 • 1i 6 ? 7 1' •.• • ' Itioiin3,,,l(!inelit UR:tut:6 t Ike . whoie uf,the pal ishes r l ,„ , botirichritrA ; swine the..parisb . b. 0013 h ete l ifi t3 t.ttiti witiabets' .o'lBol, Obl eiv -re d ittiviAt to 'e train the count, nut from 19tt$ coutaine ; their several ..reports, ii iik4l . • • • 'leer of tuti tit el a eOtiSuler : 11 • lit it, Cu ntertett wat.eliouses, 6tc. • wit hi.) Ihe be suppsed , otti which it cannot irkiease lii taken .plaee. • , WES I'AiINSTER (CITY). tti l kermtes. 011•'• • 74 , 530 8 7,543 7 , 9 16 '112,24. 3, ti 4 • 5. 2 37 ) 8, 1 THE' 'lto Ito tlc 4,1 7 ; 8, 579 . 3;o' 26 0 01 29,9,14 hereof,: 2 )0 66 H 01.130101 DISTRIC7I'.• rcl • - 96,4,4 127,515 11k1 ehe 79,035 1e:.1)757 1 7,229 , 26;028 rI NSBUItY , DIT‘TO. , 141 • 44, a6i 52,183 I! ter 33.5 6 4 39.083 ' :;I 1 TO Wtt - 1)1T ro. - •,11 • , so,x, l s 12i,12 1 I )rrr to • 77,,t-6 94)019 • • ....—.. 9,38 z 30,502 18 11 hUkK 6. 3 21, 31,3 t 6 " 47.199 S 9, 3 1 1 44 44 , • • 16,72 a 21.3 r 5 til l . 4111-)ULESIX DITTO. 14 1 34. 1 71 46,773 1 / 6 . 4 35.'9 1 -rtac e - 1 4)0 Pr. 6,8c3 . 18,3 9 3 P(l aiti ll n k ,' l3l)ll l4t . Westinithtvr, a A the Maly Y 111c.pithetit et.m.i.w., appears,— . • ttia 4 l, l 403;7 1 . !! • b-is•Szs Total. 16a,010 153,273 8,8:s 61,169 .56,435 4,4;4 224,079 it4.),bzz 44,z57 0.64 i 73,26,S 12.7C.0 23,377 ztt,B69 171,94 19; 88 4 • 145',) /6 "113.34 3 3 .035 g'.947 61,j,i - Twat ' ' .. 'll'l9' -" L- lllCtp46 .. I 0 L in r?n•ycars - -1;;3'!..39, ,in ire itlcluth,olb c' jail!, it,r . the Surivy I•3r"'le- -.. , I'l'it,,,t,'-it'i' viZ. Qiiily rhumb,., I,ainb...Hll, Put' ' 144111"111' Cdti)t.rwt:ll, apitol'', Walkds'‘o(lP' Iliti itlfit''') Strc nft ini - liatteisva, , 13,- ri"ild'eY'' , tail tad. . ' 1, /IQ! 111'14' R' . X ;,-.1-1,1n..3 tit' . ft. "riiiiili°"' Chelsea, 144:1.14',11'"I'l'iwit.co 1 ,., .., Cid,w i 1,, ft. I,llg, E'il")`"L. tzi-,;,,,i, ''111,341, si ,ith.s, k,,,tiLt, ~ t taro"! i 1 W 'n Ilje :1)..1 IIQ)' appear -in ttituil Ol tkilobitants sine ; t,:Bu t, . aktiiitn.d I)4l,sliPs : .. . ' • . 'lit)LlsoltN in vi ' ION. . 11 t", 11 t lSh r i s t 18 1. lBll' incirrtjes 1, (4).it i) Andrew 44 t)46 . S g l t i, '4*, 1410°3 ,(' t4,N,p4:,',t' . 63., 3 z 7Sp ~ - 4.2 * . . i ), ( 3 K O 41104 41 . 1 i ,i' 4 1 5 , I. PatictiiS 31, ' 517 6°0,91 .3,868 1 ,lipve,tt •' • t ) , ~.. 4 1- . -9 . ; i,„ r ... 11)W1:1( DIVI• loN. • • 1 )4, 1 ` 11 1(1 ) , i . 1 • g 23,176 a t .1 ) ~. "( Whiteetiapti .0,4.,1 ,7,1.:536 -ti ,i3' (ie,,,,:,"lti.ttintill t..te,n 4° '''''" '747 f s zi,i7J 26'917 5' (4 4. FINSBURY DlVislOg. . . l't, 'tln., , t i l Ti,994 k4ititkt 44 (1. 141 ito,,,toil 3..0.63' 45 662 5,664' t, 1'44,, - ?.54 4, Jn 3„ _ II, 1,. ; . 6,13.? 0 . ...1_ 1 i h,,5 i lk,'" h 41 d i m " t: o, 114.3 9 22.71 t .°144t4- '','Vi h - g . 2Ork 2 786 6, ' 497 8 128 iii. `4141..C4............._a1berwe11 4 z ;, '2' 36'634 ' - 3 1.40:;!4•11,e5ti.i , • _____...--............. respe „ a , ~_ 114„1,*,j,,.? 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' ii ,t ttiolomemi Lair, 1, j ,, , .( ,•,,, a , t ~ , en.,tgcrit. to 1 ry_ 4,15 t v J , a ion te,zig, the. el, ptnifi , I ,a,:_tf(ll,l,),,tot ti t , ' .,) f 1 1 : . oh liii hack, haviog pre% It • "Y' 8 t4dl((itii,t„kie.,Pei,.l.l..lio wai wi,ling t,, SlieVil the A . - a % il liegiltig'S t lie la ibelteSS of the (111;idl0P'"' stl qier le 4,1 1 of %A e;-1,1b.e habit - it 4 ~:,t txet . “.,rs. ,floro,. a rest) lle hatne j, Q 1 4116 141 m 4 ,4 ! t C hange, was ail empting I , rti him 1, 41 -it 046 ..._ ttettl tut lien •rotand awl s q ue ' z Had tileblit e : v .) 1_ 1 1 iit a ",ry 'dreadful in!"iii),•r..sta.ri e., 11,,Itiklit( ",r_ll'i:lll,,todtteJt.ati.ly to h:s as i C 4t h1xit,......,`:a been kile+l on the 4:1)l. t A place ii 4411,10 it most sanguinary cohfih. -0( ell iri, rtt, t t , ~, i. l '%il 431.,, -' :, l, on Monday, tor 201.• to.'!"', la i:;':'ttliit,.,,i'l'ell'i4a, stonditig six feet,. , aid w vir,' 1 , 11,411Nit,i bllekl, anti NV.ildegrave, a I.4trner's ion,. il," i rk )v rt k "‘' "'llvtlilitg less.in length sod t,v ti 1,111... 4(1 - ticiti,d A ' I . ' iti (he list tio its! ii,„ l i.. ~, uuwo by count ! r los. ,v,,.. 1 4, 4 i 114 11,1 t ,, ',_flie ti.rennti, Will.teinive rk-ce: u " 'ice lid "(itte.C. 411, which leveliett !inn with lilt ' ‘. ~ _, b 91, kink .1- 14 'Wi ' 'venly bangninary. rittitwi ‘,tn tlik tt- T) \l v id , • .d victor. ta, NV,iti 4100, .4, (-glove \Val; cielati.. , • 11";11iht w„, `lv witlt the Itlt littiii.l, atl:A hay a"- k;`,,tl., bileilliltlit: t wat! by htoppit,f; t.k' II i , the rig t I,,tailltindri2PN at the stone thou with ihe kit. sit „ i 't itiltib Pitietlators were pro.,cilt. 4C4,49'itni,1};(41,1* of C:iititertomy :all its V:tsitiity 41/ , 14 .14 ! '7610 9 '7 7 , l ' ir the klppear,l uce ot the " A,lll' 114,. (111 4,1...i . ,„:'1i" ; of Gici . :!• v (.1 (he. GcrErisom'.,--- ,; 4 4 . -liti, ui , th,il" 4-in. vittwirn: ins bays witi' liutiluto.'''" (iloric4.'• wiioae CLlaraZtenVim LitelY p-01411r,ayrd. :disiiiit.4,37' ..:ii)iiih.4; COMMERCE A LA NAPOILOt 4 . [From the Charleston Corriier.l detest,corruntrce and a!, its clicerns, '.' • said • Boonai:arie to a deputation of merchants horn Ham burg!), who c,i•he to peti , ion Imp tor a from theirernbartassinents. Nuw, It hi Nlaje.:y the Emperor and King detests coiritnerce, in,cl every thing connected with commerce, we think it c.. - tirely fair, and a just retaliation, for conunette and all its co:ieerns to detest him, We shall piove; in a few wordit, that commerce has still stronger reasons than Ihi i mese declaration of Majesty not. to loJe hun vet y ravel!. Hatutringh,Amsterdam,l l ulte.rdart ,Natillt,B p ur- . deaux, Marseilles, and Leghorn; are' our witnesses to testify tuat they were atl Botirishing and happy Skies litiouitparteproelatintd his eitinity to eutniii, , tce. You nay . now .rislure a horse upon. the quays of theah towns, and occupy - the titteit houses, it you will pay as a tent toe taxes of the Goveinment and the exi,e,lees of the reoirs. There is' scarcely a inereliant or trader in. the Freiteit Empire ho is no, eii.h.tr a bankrupt ~Iready, or that viii nut' shurtl% Deeo.ue'ooo. hOUSe In Spede. in Et:rope 4aded. the ether da) at Paris,—Pirliot and Co. a hoose well known as tit - Bankers of the. Generals of 'the French armies. — Thu Generals will not like ► Ins ; t hey cannot rt.- p,lr' their tortunes iu Spain ;, a. , d as for Lisbo plunder, it sets as it they tioeitau their List nisi,; of that. , . The burning of English goods, - which may have been tipon - an innocent.iman ' s shelves ter years, and he, too; a loyal subject of his , Maj..sty, proves that the word and ilit!Aleed nave at, tithes sante affinity au the C.iiirt.of SiXtuntl ; we would nut.ofleitu uy this is always the cuss. Let us it .ive these strangerq, these slaves of Napo !eon, to submit to such , -typressiuns. We new ti.urne to AnierwAn evidence of the Einperor:s.:eLeStalloll of coinineice. • tiV say' 110 t a word about Bertio, Milan, Rani booidet, and Bayonne Decrees. One: conies Ilona , the Itegrt of, (,;: - .ruratiy,.une from t:,e middle or Lou-,i hardy, the tibia from the intel tot of li'ra,.ce, and the other fromk fu i ir s'nuthein extreidity. '1 he next may conic froth Tonolski r or from' the counti y ut 'Mon.- goal Tartaro, •or trun , Bagdad ; it is 01 110 euose quetice in What, sort of a country' suet decrees are. declared, whether it be civilized or savage—the tto- ' crees are savage. We say nothing of the Decrees; because Mi. Ma• dison his declared that their lather has strangled theln—they are dead. We are. talking gencr,illy of our commerce, and are proving how ins Majesty detests ,t---a I.)eeree is neither liera nor there--the quesith„ t:, hew dear America:l cuitunerce.lare in his Majesty's durnini , m ., , or 4 atria ills Nlajet‘ty'spowei 3Dailies are nothing (WIC, we rook at things. • • ; tmq Uttie tittle ago .) , (we all 'remember fhe vie.; cutusiatic&) Rear-Adtnt'ai ,in, with five Or SIX tit war, .c ch. a eititaitt eXi;eiltisoii tow ttid He 1)U1 41 , 11441 . 0 diszeu Or so .d 'lean shio, and talked of hansing, - or dru , .,ing sonic: ii(l.l home, covered with glory, ;best . gallant ex,d its ; and we iriv,- ne• ei iteitta of whet tau', tier, or *trice he AIM tic t 11,0 IJUriAll6i.:6, ,i5ll • INlOtherl.,;4l . 10)!* C' , iCkeliS 'unit the sptendid I;ltltnlnati , te of A,t4;rl, an " His Majesiy luves the 14.131 , 1 - 1- c mi,..; nese s;iips neier-ttiau ,z, ,q„) air a t .-• p‘arance .as todehed by .11. , :ar..-Actiniral B. din'n . tire-ihaster. , What cou-).iiiirient to be so hutioured, and have our glory utirn with so bright dame under the auspices of ati.kuperur ' Jun King ! . • Partnert—we. all remember how poor 'Mr. Er skine was huttibug , .ed two yearstunce—s, !Lunen so, that las own fate .r, ai violent opposition ! man, ne,ver -10 . 1 an, invi : stigation the PlempO ' s conduct, Nr. made Mr.l‘‘.4r kine es.Cept trout the opctaticsli of, the o:deas iii , Council ine ports of Hi:Aland, leaVing thew cov. l - eive against Frottee herself. ;some of our,tnerchantS thought this a fine ch ince ut s i ri utatiati.. flotlalA tree; . s iid they, and Erotic , : soul, is every..thing %na ! a man Ist). !Amster-, 'thin and Rofterd Welt , filled slit aping presently,. SOme knowing newt - Aer, ,dice not . Velittlie. Very brie voyages would haic beve",' tiLide, :cut that his Majesty% "-!cieSti.d coinmorce,. and all its conCerns." fie.got the parties' into his power and there they ado yet, 'and there they al .ways will be.. • Nothing that went, to iioliand, under Mr. Er skine's egg , shell , agreement, has ever returnee trot') 'The tmperor sold all itn.ier a municipal regu lation . 01 has these sort of regulations. 'ready cut and drted for every pkissible or ituPossi ble occasion ; and Mr. Madison says, , that. frOin , the • municipal regulations of Friince th ' ere is no appeal. The American ship 1-Pro, freighted,. with tobacco, sailed about this time. tar &ope. This belonging tO Governinent, was. to be suld, ,ail rite ' proceeds were to be lodged' in,a banker's hands at Amsterdam, and to be paid.over by him to the cre ditors of the, United / States in ., Hollanti: The ship Heio was captured by a Fiend) cruiser, and tin nod into Holland; and Armstrong virute to Mr. Mad:son that this Goserninetit priAperty would inevitably be cunt', coned. M,.. Madison sajs no thing' about it—requiescat in pace. KingJoachtin ..v4trat of N:sploi,,(he went at mid night to see the Duke of Enghien shot), invited by Is State Proclaniation all neutrals to come and trade . with trim. .Arntf icans went with numerous Cargo s to Uri - the market of N 31, 1, s—atany of theirs have - come hick since, but they caul) shew situp n:n c:iro, nor tetUrns for tllllrr. King Joaelion was told of his invitation ; and the Aincl'ic3n , cum 'bat [key fife i,clt expectio l,v treated thus, after tie ti,d r (jousted them to coin(' and see him. slwived the commands of the Ernp-fror and King - his in..sten, and assuied them that they %vete to!,oed by his Orders. % • Suite -AalvtleanS, if they will condescend to buy a uct With t 1 Cer , ail) sn),tertous or cab.iiii.; IC,toattailiqd to it, may bati the all Owed thbin tit beeing .admltted : provided they troll) New Yort; ildtun:,re,-Ici-rriarlesinn,' these tour bess4 rvci.utied atoutig .jo,ty's tood ?sio 011 3 , elate to Lori) , cutollia d put duce. It any one dots, his Cm6i4 16 4V(lllClileiVd• • is done for 411: henetit of our carrying tratie, winch) used to ei!eetV dOf (that ; ruce t, ! Lib !hit!) .m other brtiui tt of our too?,rneree. N 6 A ;iust Corry toha,:co, which, prolilbildn is of much ,ervit e is and Nttry I t oil, ivtd (bakell thou' kri,icipal w w4lt at least totir dotlan t (;er cwt. C.oltoo WC way Ca: cy, provided we pay tr0:0 50 Id ceilt4 a r -und duties to his 20,6 s !: , , t i• Ft - mice. Tins is vits:IyAVOISe ,ppres• Sion Lino: , co too. \V‘.. pay upon the last .4ccoont only live or sly. i..sents per pound Luny. There doi t !)1, &very loud i7eaurt why 1101► riot alit Royal ;Majesty snould cia,rn aunt rt•t:eise ware tiorn tie, than the Er,rish Kings . have any'rtglit ,to de mand: Theieiris[ have i!uve'r declared, lApeilly and officially, as IST . .tpoi,ent has, that they t! love the Altwricris." • , ina iy, w len We look around the commercial world, a.id'exiirn:ne its life . Setti state, rind compare it with wit.tt it u•as beidre the reign of Napoleon over •Franee continence], we cjntiot but be cull . - viticed, that do , :i love the Aineil cans, be, nevertheless; " detests cbininerce, and all iIS CULiecltls." - • • ANERICAIi IVAreit BIOGRAPHY. • , Comitiodor. Stephen.a:catur is a native of Phi ladelphia, his father, the kale Capt: Dec,iur . , Matt who was endoWed i eve!). vinue, \vas of Fiench descent. The present Cominodore has imbibed the good qualtties of his fiarent—'-he is an officer - at the ties schtiol, for he commenced lilts nautical career in the' navy under the !noted ion of the late father of the navy, Commodore 'Barry, as a Mid shipman, en board the United Stales irigate. a•srdutty and attention to obtain a knowledge of his: pr.ness on soon gained' hint the confidettoe and fri , inistrip of his Commander, with tvflotu it was only ne ces.ary to 'see reward it . the pleasure before 'his death of seeing hit; prO4tigje on the list of L'cutetiants. Al this peood the poinical interest of Commod. , re D.:cat or's tarlicr chan4ed, - although he hit.l hsen a suCcesSlid Com ma. der doting the levoititionary , Aar ; he was not a pattisiti lit Fiance ; and on Mr....ledei:sf)t!': , , elected President, .and peace made wHi Ft . .1. , .i , be was informed his iervit.:es %kereuo•long , .., - and the .I.o,llrnand of his ship, OW irigite, given to Capt. Samuel ..134rrciti, - 11 , 0dOre. S. di.gnsted, Were sante of chief offi cers "at the imprecedenie I .cOnduo of the Admin,s- Hatton,. and also so aliVe to the oretits of their Con‘tnander, that severd of them resigned ti.ex commissions, amougst . wham were, tat Lieutenant Thotnas Wrikie, since dec.,:ased,:at\d 4th Lieutenant Thuinai Liughs, win) was lately ire London, master of a merchant sinp. • ; Co.nrundore D,E.catur not akain eniployed on til the ye4r 180 , 4, %I/hilt) tie went op the Medtta ranean C,..nrcnodore Pieble a.A a Li , ntenAnt, hut 'was soon promoted to the 'Selionner biterprize Lient,-Itatn.•Cninniandaq r The first upportu-r ni , y rite 11,ct i,t shev.'ing his skill and orav'ery was atter thy. frigrne .Phtinde/phia got aground oil' „Tripoli. , and kv,..; taken, pos , essunt oI by the Tripoli- Gs/1 ,, knotlav►t► g in,t - F un.lered by lief Prove and ftaatane C iptast: (liairioridge); crew stithred the inost ai jr•,-r slavery` and want of almost eve:) , iteceN s:iry ten 21) itiontns.' The' Tripolitans in two hours after her surrender, got her atinat, and warped her into the (wit ward har bour. , Lk-at/Antra.Decatur immediately saw it was 1 oqiible, by taking the clew at night by surprise, t o set her on tire. He 'had the day before captured a $ 4 1 41 x . ,,i x e., laden :wi; h fruit and oil, whibh, was bonntifor Tripoli, and having on board the Eider.. i tiriie,.. *la ow pktot, wile tu!derstuod tile Tripolitan langua4e, he Bugg , :,ted his plan to Commodore ,Pre-: bit., who apprmed of it.- . He would' only accept of twentylowns, 'altnotigh a touch ;;realer number had volunteered, and but one,othcor, Mr. Mortis, amid- shipti)m. :He krpi lit's men concealed in the bot— ?din Of the xebec, and oidy,ap;!eared himself itillis... guise andr the 'Old pilot:. liV . tien hailed from tho' Philadelphia, the pl4t answered, that he had lost his cable and atiCiter,•and begged to tnahe Inot'io the trigate 'Until tunining. This they . reftised, but aiitid h 5 ini4t , t Make fat to their .steih It it until they , sent a 1,0 . . it I t o t c Atintiral for leave. Ti,e hunt put off for the share ; lan which 'Lieutenant Decater, with his bratie ciAripattions, hoarded the frigate, And out of tiny Tryoutatis not one of them leached the shore. Tin- ii . constern& ton was Si) weal that nun). bets of theca jumpett overboard,' ai;(1, in a few mi. n ut e it., the trigatezwas ht . flames, , find he gut out of the hart our withitately: There, was bin ot(e,i,nan of the ,little party wtiund t"!d, a seainatt, .in the aCt of saying hts C((rititiatider's, life. , Lietuenant Decathr,had been di3aimeti,.. and had fallen ; the trove seaman saw his situation, and rushingforw ird, r , :seeiv(2d, the tiloW , of a sabre on 1 'thyarm, winch would hate been a deHtli blow to his.officer, ' 1.,:,t1fr ., ;11th DeCattil: was intt nedtaVy pi eferred to a Vost-Captain, and Mr—Morris to it Lieu en int, and •pi esen tett with swot ds •ft oin th o ArnericAt Governin..llt. He was, then appoint Commodore of the ,Neipol 11;in g.:1,11-bMiti in the p,ty of the Uait'-d Stales, athl Oita si-veral severe eitga. 2 .,,,::- mews with thine of the Bey of Tripoh, in one , which he had the inisfOrtutte,of seeing his , bro;io..r killed, at - the moment he had -hoarded 0110 of the enernyipi gun-bons. There never'veered :tiro , lers vl that had greater off , aion !or tacit 0t her ;,. but ~.om.- . modore D.i.atur, forgetting private recilllg, boarded, without noticing his lost, the ii.-xt Tripulitati gnii bnai, after 'which lie repined the one that. was lost • . by his brother's death,• •. ', H,. : •.. . . ' On his return on board the, frigate Constitution he related evetr !tong torn .'had passed', an account,Of what they had taken and lost, carefully at oiding rpeononin4, wilii ibe- last, the devil .ni his brother. H iving done his tiuty, lie gave way to the feelini;s of a brother. Lieutenant Lines Decatur was uki vms;tlly, regretted by the whole fleet ; lii.ti was only 12 yealsot age. Commodore Decatur Ails then ap, .pointed 'to the con4rcss frigate, and,. in the latier end 01 I sof ) , let arned with her to Washington, and soon after maned a roost amiable young Lady of NotIolli„ in Virginia, the d itighier of the then _Mayor. He is about 34 y , .:•ars of agv, live lea ten inches in height, of a Slll.l't Make* not rather thin. His lice is clop of 41 Fie , chitVitt's than an Alll . Cri- Citi 4 S, his eye• quiet and prominent, long faCe,and contpiexion dell;,. with hi iek twin. Fie 110 W com mands the frigate Consalutiwt, and is deservedly be loved by thy- whole naVy, u.kytt as well as ulcers. f • - 6 1 77173 EbITOA . DEE smir.. i SiR, I:, your Piper of Cie Ist in 4. which Wa4 recently ' o t,t into me bands, I 10. :IJ , f' the lion. the Cirtri of , Direfrors 11)e 6th A ~ , ,list , on my individ,. else, as it ' , 1115 tip pitho whether trienls, or coo Nvho aro ur.actluainied with fa .endelicy iu ot-1,-ai theto„ as to-. the at:'t 'guilt With slot; ged,' anti ~ usl)eu,l.:(l, 31,d orderzli coti;,trj 811" G . t yo) at aloss, Mr. 14:ditor, to accomo how, or through what t)ti pro. core.l the Itesolinioti, since the Proce , -dtii... , s ofthe Doecfors tire Lt(t thi;se of an open or pu'ilic and 1 disay.:w CU at unt:!l , CivisCali. , O:iltio 4 author the same etther thi f emiy i,r T he t ams,, as relate] to 4iy5 , :.11, wilt) the eha t g t . o f Sir aforgt:t Bartio.e, :to.? the Itiolution ur the 26111 Marc` , , only hinted niyour Piper, are, as follows: —The •otfenee impaled to rote bi Sir (4eorge. &)r. low, , was it a soppose i ie.ctiv.ty" in the t .ir c0 1 31 , 0 4 of an abandoned Memorial intended for Lord Minto, is Stipretne in hich . the puni-donent 31)1100:41,101t (my hti,po j o ear th ) itt one and he Same mthUellt.. Tice Ordcr of thei 114 M.lk, : 1 80D, suspen .ine and ottor . simpi,) stating, as regards invq.:ll, thus :-. 7 " It his also been aseettained,.that Major J. r De Morgan has been alive it) the circulation he Menylal." The Resolution pass-d on the With Mach, is in substance asfollows For havin4 signe.f an Ad. • dress .to Lord Minto, and th,it I had alio, in the in tende 1 pip-weir:on of Lieut-;-Col. Munro, ,all,l lettei. to colonel Cuppage,.dated 14th Al. :I, isog, exhibited a spirit deserving' of much repre,- ben.sion."' The 'only Way by Which my signature was, k.iown to have'Veen,tO the Memorial, was from --my own acknowledgment, mote an print pie; and iilftOr my. punishment for another and .a distinct of fence, To file two last, as relate: to Mtllll'o and Coppage, they were points in which I considered wis fulfilling a legal doty. If leired, it was an error in judgment, and it is enough that they have met. with:ttie displeasure of the Honourable the Court of ,Direaors i but,' in justice: to myself, [ ...ust observe, the above t..)ttences I (lid not learn _ vt.-le imputable to ,nte, after . the -ReSolution 'now adverted to was passed. When-.it is tiered, ti at the late tnueli-to , •be-lamented oe,:ol rences in the Madras Army have been pr.idu.tiv,' of bitter invedives and iHrsli epithets againSt 114 Oth ,cers, I trot . , Mr. Eli , or, since sueli publicity has beentgiven to the Itesilniitin Oil my case, the mo tive with which ram now cannot, tinder any 11tiet'al.con,:ar»6tion, bd jalLallvd to any other hot unit of 3 litod,ibitl t:11',.1 to 001,..i up 3, Cl,taiditer; whiCh, from my part, may be cC)/Isiruotl , iuto a deebtfel \I t •,e,iimiuk of w;tist, 1.8 00,'quito . unconnected huy aft:; of revolt imputed to the -am an voter S - ,i,inger at thi; .plate; and . : f in out insensible to th,e.e.ifet your in settiOn er.ta...ResolOtion has produced, and riwinog but your adin . oting this tit your•Pdpvt. is iik t iy, remove it. I ato, S.r, • Your obedient Sorvont, „ - Jo 11 N 111.0110 fill. Bideford, Mica!), 2:st August, tali „ t c it: to tt.e forqw;p9, ielter fors; vv,is trom ()he ot . tt.e At the S , ,Atier;:::tslirri2.. 4‘,, , ,tz, , 5, it roplevin canoe, wherein Edw . . Sp . -ocer, Esc). or AVelts,',wtut Off . , and Simon Paine, yt the' .N.ta.nor trf Uphill, dertnciltit,t•;,iicited cunsi'lerahle inie'reo. it • attPeared that nine of the plaintiff's lifkrs, , into hwtt front Crite.ell, where the vomit) ; r tits det'endimt infpot;ilclJd +twin; flotJ.tiOtnall.led dine guineas tor • damage, w Lodi was resisted by the photfiltf, on the pn.;,l Lite detetJdilitl'S fence being „. down, mittitrautfi ieot. S •veial wittiesse%, Ni/Cle ex.finifled, who eurorkely made out the plaintiff's c,:se ; the JutY, direttionof the Judge, nod ithith to the 4tist*,lo l ,, t) ';. of, a ci owded Cout t, , g,ivo a •verdict fir the plaitnitf --rd,anaot-s 2!• (Lt. and et:lsis, ,By tlit3 titchion i t vva s (.1 aiy estab.idted, that (11e ,proprictor, hold, lidjoio'iitg to coiffir.orts wifstcm,' Weie:hound to keep good :fed sul•Sekeift fence. , . At Morpetb, last rporket thy; t4v.re were 8 geo4 mai.) , catth.:, and a it:;. Itiariiet of h(wc;) i4l v 1 kintll4., Flt sold rt..iirtly. I-L.O I r6ila 7s, 94, to 8:3, , 61. per stio:i t e ,) 8 5 i i:1 6 1; ,... i t t:., , ,c 4. ‘ g r iii: r. t .. 5 .1 . 1. • . 1 1: t i. 4, 1 1( tt a rt b 0: ,( 1 ) 2 : ).5 t . {, t t , / , , ? , 5 , .. p 4:: :(1,4 1 a . ,: t ri , 1 i t) .. . , 11yt; 445. aita 'Z'4t,. ad . ... 16 2,94. ,iri. St011`111 , 1Y,1,1) A4Altl(l,ll', ,S;:.rr. 6 . Thi s day's ivlaritvi, had but si,ow ,titip! ) . of tho ditiZ , rent lii 1 , 4 j 'nett, AftWun o d, tin ti 1,a11,1), ivt!tt: aild 11,c1 ; 11 gcneiirl was oot over I)iisle.--'lllie s'airs 1 - ky NlAti.et wc,re not Fri!ely ; - Hay, Sital.v, :Ana CLA , tii,pl)eo tn 10)14“.. pike, al.cl alt: an acci,rate To hint: tin: ;it; per ‘ ,l 't 45. 2il. in 411: Mptimi 4.. rd. 6d. to io.i' Polk. 55..0d. lo ss, xi . Is) Ilcirs -art Latitb.i 5 7 500. Cal yes 140. Tig4 S;,ttTI.FTt3CU !!AV•MAhl,lr t 9 71, tc,i. J. Straw 21. ZS. cd. tO 31. St. lcl..if• .. . • , , Ctia II Excu,kNo3, Slug'. (i.-I'll s ;1.11, , II e Alitukett hai Nome, tun her ~ii rivals tit W . t: , ..,,1 , t)to 1 ,t; , l t. , aro' many kitlyers, salici,brisii, arid flt. v 5u , i ,, ,,t I thczr pricvs, cittoteit ; Harley and Malt id,Q•A.i., , i Stiif ce aity Whitt: Poase; anti,ag , tin clearer; (41,11. rit het r iqh r•' • 1 t -' . , , . . 13. 1 .'iiiiti of the two Kmds nearly at thrt. la.it tattle:ivy i , , , the supiplies at 0.1t.s are ticonsid , ,r;init-, tr,;iti.as to this trade also .brisk, arcl hilly t.t Ow Litt) 10c.. , eltie hi , price; Flour at the Itit ativAnt-,-. Hae ditto -.- ii i i a J ;4- Di'rt , l'itio old) - AO' , * 41s Whe,“ , -843 i a 9,0 a tu3S 1 TiCk . lieallS . « 4,:ts . 0 . A., 0. Rye - - - 4,5 a .li, t. 3 ::its ~' - ,•;:z. a a } .' 4 Act B atley - . - 4os a ,its, Voi.wil di; . - 32.4.4u 3js Malt.. . .. 70 , a. 7 ,5„ . co/arm-thud :- , ..34,* 4 4;4, Wltitel'eas,hoilers7o. 4, a 74.„ , 1.2:4)e ..6ai - . 40 .., ,, ,, 0 1 . Giey ditto - - '4gs il 54 , l'i'''' l ' lour - - 9>s a gis B e ,„, , - . it's gi SZS SCOOnds • • ,- B%:i 4 -s J'4'. ICE t/ 1 ,. . LOC,WS • • • Y F—ST4x DAY . • - Hank St44cl4, 23S 3 23R ' huitit Bonds, 18,. 17 4 p r, Nov, i ver Cent 9i ~-, 41 ~I%xclurt; ii!lis, sct. 4 ch 4, is. 4 per Cent, shut . , . pr, ;4.1. p 4 ss, pr, ; per Cent. !tett Sprat Onntithlt o ~ pt, i. pet CCM- Cons. 64i 64 N..vy !)(n - Ip, 4 z Or. 11.4nk I,: Mm. Shut , imperi.il 3 I). , 4 b Cenr F. i n dia st oc k. Corts , fur ittit ya. 6 4 b i I