The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-29 00:00:00

• Iv, 0 ND 0 SATUBVAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 180.4. ---- r. , O N Wednesday blast a fe.,v Brigs and Luggers came out of Boulogne, and towards evening about a dozen of the Brigs cam! outside the. Pier, which were att itked by the bilmorrahhr, and obliged to beck fu r s h e lte r under their Batteries until the•fol. lowing morning, when they all returned into Port. No• Official Intelligence has been received at the Admiralty, as was stated yesterday, of the Corm°. rant Sloop having run aground ; though a report of this kind has been circulated at LLoY D's• Those who doubt the probThility of a , rupture with Spain, on the grounds that the Armament now equipping in their Ports may be intended for Loui. siana, anti not for any hostile designs against this Country, betray as woeful an ignorance of geo. gtaphy as of poll ,ids. Flow large thtee.decked Ships can be brought to ad against an inland Country we are at a loss to conceive, equally so that Men of War alone should 'be employ. cd to carry out Troops for that purpose.— What would these Writers say , if our Ministers should be weak enough to suffer such an Armament to sail unwlestedp and that the first intelligence we heard of it should he that, instead of reaching Loui. siana, it had, by mixtale or 'widen', taken possession of some of our most valuable West India Islands ? Would they not, in such in event, blame the Mini. star (and justly too) for that forbearance which they now '(without any knowledge of the real cirOuni. stances of the case) so warmly recommend ? As little stress can be laid on the preparations of the Hon. H g Nay W E LL ES LPY to proceed to Spain, as on the assurances of the Chevalier D'ANnuAcA of the pacific disposition of his Court towards.this Coon. sty, both of which, iii reality, arnonnt to nothing,— How c a n either Mr. WE t.r.tiLry or the Chevalier D'ANPUAGA - possibly know what mischief the, in.. odious TALLtYRAND is Latching in Paris ? We have no doubt of the pacific , sei4,4 of Spain towards ier .1 v; . . e rin. tel Ue;,,r..ec - ro - h tares, They are now' literally Merano - 0, and facit prr (alum, farit per le. We recollett that ..wilco , , the Marquis of BoTe' was in Madrid, in the year-1796, he received the most positive asstirances.34the, pzciftc attentions ot that Court towards England,. the very day' aftrethe Treaty +with Fr'e.;nce bad been tigned.—So much for the dependence on Mr. We LLENLEYPii preparations, and the Clwvalier I)'ANDUAGotsa assurances. Wg have this day translated from the Alo . viteu‘ r a kw (Twit.' of the intereeptal Letters ; the rest are extremely uninteresting many of them relate to private business, and others are filled with common. place observations on the Invasion. The fate of Admiral Lt NC/1J appears to be deter. misled upon, LtherWibe DECAWS attack upon him would not have !teen published., Of his skill: as a Seaman we ate incompetent judges, but his conduit upon different occasions proves that he has no relish for lighting. In the .memorable Engagement in which Sir jAmasSAUMAILFZ, with half theiniumbers, de. reated the Ftench and Si;ani4l Squadrons that es. card lr'uti Algesirits, Li NO is and the Spanish Ad. rniral rai away in a Frigate, and kit the Line. of Ilattle Ships to shift for themselves. . . Yesterciay morning; Dispatches were recelyet! from, 4,lmir,ti Cocitti.Arcr., otf Ferrol, d4teci tiCe tit insunt : they fo,,te, that of late great activity had prevailed in fitting, out the several Se.inislt Men of War at thAt Port. The French Ships remained i n t h e ' ftarne state they OM at the'date oldie former .Yes[erday His. Royal Highness the Dta E of Voat-held n Milli ,fr and Levee at the Hurt's: Guar& lieu al OlOsers were resenr; pre vious to the Couneile: li.sorLeAmnEN had a- long interview,with , His Rayal Highness. Lord K ITH, Sit' .iiO4/1s NM4IAM, and Sir Sin- ZtP Y Smtrts, are at present at. Waltnei Cgstlei 'with Mt. PITT. Wednesday st'nnighr,Lady CHARLOTTE RAW. poN, ilecturipArded by Lord Fottass, 'and the Rev. ttor Arrived at the . Donegal Arms, BeJlacr, 1«no Flibes ; apti t rti.. Tilorsdiy , ter Lady-.hip, L , ,rd Fors u tts, he. set nut to Lto 1, on a Vrilt 10 their - NA:Ile relative the Earl :1 , 10; I{ A. The Duke D MONTPIINSIER gave an elegant Dinner - YecerttaY toillie DUKE% of Slit NT, CAM- . IDG it, Stj V?l,, and ORI.PANN, and the Ciant, - 14:Aui )1. at hi> h!•use at Twickenham.' The Dux I Qt . Cumat.lt.LAND returned yesterday ro Wirichester. • The PUKE 01 SUE;I x gave a grand Dinner yeater. day to a party of faeltionables, Ott carleton Ham , N3P3L eV , Dove, gi rt. 23.-ty- Thig \vim!, ,btOwing strong to theN*th,4,44, whichieiepi ihe Enemy's Flo. tilla close in their Hatbouri, the following Ships and SlooEs of War, Sec. are at anchor in our Roads : limaica,. Eurl . tie s . Charnpion, Dal t, Orestes, T - lernws 13i.izer, Broiler, .Tigress, Gun-brigs; Earl Speu cer au(l sewtral.r.abttrAraied Cutters. Our Volunteers were yesterday brigaded with the Leicester and Oxford Militias, and marched to the extensive D,)v.ts near St. Margaret's, where they were, reviewed by Mr. PITT t who aftertvards, as Lora Warc?en, held a Court of Loadmanage, at' . . Dover, for regulating the Pilots here, and at Deal, Ramsgate, and Margate. Sir - SIDNEY SMITH, and . Admiral HOLLOWAY (who commands the Downs Squadron) attended the Court.. It is generally ru. moored that an Expedition is on foot ; anti it is said the ()Ned of those gallant Officers' attendance at the Court of. Loadmanage was to obtain an order for the assistance of the Pilots on the occasion. Pottrsmotrrit, Serf.. Al.—Arrived the Friend. frhat,LONDlfli airrtc,from Dantzie; Afin,PENHORN, from London ; ar.d Sea Nymph, Ross, from Jamaica.' Went out of Harbour to Spithead, His Majety'si 'Brig Sylph. Caine into Barbour the Sea Nymph Transport. S filed La-Paulette Sloop of War on a Cruize off I-14% re ; the Nestor, COMO*, for London; and the Spanish Ship L'Esperance, for Cowes. PLYMOUTH, SE PT. z 7 the Lady War ren Armed Ship, with a Convoy from the Downs ; the Weanorland, Capt. Sc.: ARI E'; and the Economy, Capt. Cow:, - from Riga, with hemp for the DOck. yard. . Sailed the Terrible 1\446 of War on a Cruize. HARWICH ) Strr. 28.-0-The late north.eist winds have detained in Port the . 11amburgh, Bremen, and Gottenburgh Mails. Yesteiday the Auckland Packet, Captain HA. mom), and the Lady Francis, Capt. FLYN, arrived from Hir . ium with Mails and Passengers. The Antßand, Capt. BRroce, also arrived with the Mail from Gotrenburgh. The King George Packer, Capt. S*urjp BM, on. his l outvvard.bound passage met with a Jug.saif Privateer full of men ; on the Packet's approach, and giving him a broadside, the Privateer did Pot attempt to board ur pursue tha Packet. SHERaNISS, 'SEPT. 25.--,-Arrived the .Argo, of itarz..Al e T ext ( ; am! Berme, Sloop, Capt. C.. M.. GRIGOKY) from' the North Sea. * Came down from Chatham, the intrtpd, of 64 guns, under jury-InaAts, where she has been 'in ordi. nary, on her way for the River to bey repaired. The . Baltic Convoy, under the orders of the' Roma Sloop of War ; and the Elbe Convoy, under those of the Kitty Armed Ship, still remain, the Wind being at N. E. Ships at this Port—Zealand, G (attar', Argo, Thisbe, Uni. corn, Ceres,. •beaver, lc:my, Hind, and Svarkha firm, TeaLcr, and Escort CLun-briAs: DEAL, Strl% 28.--Arrived the Mario, Gun.. brig from Dungeness. , . • . Sa{led the EN' :emit Sloop, on a Cruize. 'to the Westward ;' the Criitqr Frigate' and Oreit:?l'Sloop of Watson a Cruiz,e off the french Coast ; and the Ssifo/k, QUINCIY, fir jaitl3lol. In the Downs—Monarch, litrecht, Inflexible, Penelope, L'Aintable, J‘n.kall, and latiner ; Armed De fence Ships and 'franspurtS as before. , . CORK, Sr PT. 25. —On Thurscloy evening His Majesty's, Ship Topaze, Capt. 'LARK!, sailed from this fiarhour on a Cf1,1 . 17 1 r. :• • evening His Majesty's Ship Loire, Capt. MAITLAND, anchored off Cork Harbour, and sailed again on a cruize, Saturday rnorning His Majesty's Slr n Helena, Captain Los'Actc, sailed from this Harbour on a Cruize. The illorn;N: Cbronkle hays, •1 0 All the Men raised in England by Mr. Pt rr's grand D e fe n ce Bill would harily form a Picket Guard,• and now •the Warrior talks of nothing less than conquering bothold and new Spain.'" ,Is the mind of the Ches., nicler so Completely perverted ,by his familiarity with French Politics, that he can think di m w`,„. but . War of Conquest ? We hope the Prince of Calumriators will be glad to hear, that there are now in situations from whence they may he speedily brought, for operations in Portugal, sliould it h.e thought expedient, iip , vai-ds of Seventy Thoutand effedive Regolars., We do ,not reckon the Regituents in haunt', olcourse not the Reserve Battalions or Militia. - it is not likely that tour Force in the.Easi jOdies, ,where there are upwards of zo,ooo king's Troops, should long be required to so' great an extent, while in the Weitern"Hemis phere we have at least a Force sufficient to make it occessa.ry for Sp a in to look carefully after her. Pos. sessions in that ,quArter. - We have authority to say,that the Paragraph lately inserted in Tits SUN, respetting Lord EAR iny and the Rev. Principal TAYLOR, cat Glasgow, and which we i:Opiei frottilt Morning Paper, has not the least fotindattort in truth. It as much to be.regret!ed, that respectable clvtlatlers should thus'lle - cxposol to 11111C0110135 male vcAfnce or wanton I.cvity. TO CO, RESTONDEIVT.7. The spirited LiAti joyn IiOR ATM to L•r N Skull 4 te.v en iron- d(g) U.P9S,/ - T E S U N. T ~ - '"".llotrie• 011.14 1314213. Z TALSIJM • AUI7XAT DISPUTE TVITII SPEY. WE yesterday animadverted on the shameful mis. representation of ;S . Motning Paper, respeCting the Meeting of Merchants at Lord HARROWBY'S Office. This day the same Paper contradicts, from autho. rity, its. own calumnies and falsehtiods, but without offering any apology to its Readers, or expressing any contrition for such disgraceful =duet. On Thuraddy, ihe Paper to which we allude, in corn.. menting upon the Meeting at ,Lord HARROWBY'I ) has the following paragraphs : - - Ministers are about to do a thing of the policy of which they are doubtful ; and like foolish people that have done, or' are about to do an absurd thing, they consult and adVise, not with a view to wise conduct, but merely to add the so lemnity of deliberition to - what is resolved, and the counte nance of approtrtion to what is past _remedy." " But the motives are perfeelly obvious.—lt was, in our view, cowardice in Ministers, who wished to divide the capon siG7lis of War with the Merchants. In the next place it was mean—for it was below. the dignity of Government to hold such free and equal Cosferences of State and Paley with Committees from the City. On matters of detail the „Mer chants might have been consulted ; when any thing was-de cided it was fi t to 'give them the earliest intermation ; but it was wholly new, to erect a .Deputation of Merchants •into the Arrersors- of His Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, to a,isisr hire through this difficult ancicritical NCO tiation tyith Spain," This day the same Paper has inrrted. the follow ing Letter frorn Mr. Tukatsuo„..the Chairman of the Committee of Merchants that waited upon Lird HAa.a.o,waY : 31R, • The substance and particulars of what passed at the inter ^view which took place at Lord Ha. a sowar's Office, en Tuesday last, the 25th instant, between his Lordship and a Committee of the Spanish Merchants, who, by Ins desire, waited on him, having been very erroneously stated in the Publid Newspapers, 1 have been desired by the Gentlemen of that Committee, to request that you would insert in your Paper, that the sole communication which his Lordship matte on that occasion was, in substance, as follows " That his . lordship had desired to see us in order to ac quaint us, that His Majesty's Ministers had received puce that considerable Armaments were preparing in the Ports of Spain, of which no explanation whatever nut been received, nor did it appear likely that any satistadory expla nation could be given; and his Lordship Added, that he had thought it proper to communicate this information to us. in order that the Merchants concerned in the trade with Spain might then ad in their commercial conce rn s as they might judge expedient." Lord R gOWßYgave no further information than the i above on the subject n question, either at the first meeting, or at the one of yesterday, which was confined to a particular application from the Merchants, forthe convenience of trade. 1 am, Sir, your . very obedient Servant, 10FIN TURNBULL, Guildjord4treet, Chairman of the Metchants tradiug. Sept. 280864. 5 ,to Spain and the Mediterranean. N.B. This Letter will not be translated into the Moniteur. WEYMOUTH, SePT• 270 Ytsraapir afternoon His MAJESTY inspelled the Pickers on the Parade, and the Troot;8 'after: wards marched past him in columns to their own' puts , _ _ _ In the evening THEIR MAjtSTVIS anti the PRIM. CEPiEs, attended by • &cis PAULIBT, UXBRIDGII, W4ISINGHAM, ,and - fttirOs, Generat s M4NMERS, FITZIWY, and °thee' Staff Officers, went to the Theatre. In the evening the Countess ROSSLYN, and the Hon. Miss EasKiNE arrived. This 'morning HIS MAJESTY was on hnrgeback before taven o'clock; and Generals GARTH, MAR. NINGHAM, Earls WALSINGHAM and RIVItIts, at. tended hiin in a ride on the Dorchcstes road. Ills MAjv.sTY also inspeeted the second division of the Sconerset Militia. • About nine o'clock HIS MAJESTY returned, and gave'orders to .prepare for gpej,l g on buarti t notwilli. standing •Ihe wind was vcry, blab, and easter , y Before eleven o'clock Hit MAJESTY took %valet at the Pia., the yvaves at this rime run :it% tremtn dqusiy high to a fresh-water sail:. r. Great en. treaties were used to induce several Lathe, to i.e. conipany the party with i - 14,MAjf , Ty,'hut nothing could persuade them to veuture, . Generals MANNER', MANNINCHAM, Earls PAO • LIXIIKIDCE, and HINT 11, keClnipAnid ilia MAJESTY on board. In the .iiq'rll(4oll the wind abated, and about three niclock NEa MAjtvrt, tttt Pttt,tic F , SI6 ELIZARPth and, NtAar; at.rrled by Lady lICH EST ER ucnt on board .rhe Royal Clear. loth' Yacht, at her m , i)ring, in The harbour, to view the Preparations are there making for the in.. tended grand Naval Fete, on •Soiltday, the decb ratt nis for which are twrincipally: u.litier the ta.stetui diredion exf the PRINc ess Ei.JZAeETH. The RuYAI PARTY staid nit b , tard for sonic Arrivals at LUCAS'S Hotel. Robert Pears; Esq. Mr. Mine! Hine; Mr. lames Tassil Watson, Mr, Mrs. and WO hvain , H., longs / EA. Mr. l.• Harris, Mr. Weston; and Major Plyclat. _ • MARGATE, St PT. 28. THE rough approach of old . W ' NT E R brgini tt) be felt a - tibia place, and the surly breezes, which may be considered as Heralds of his power, have already blown away a vast many of our visiturs. L 4 tlAs had great success in his. Ball ; and the Ball at Ramsgate was also 'Very prospeious. The Theatre, during the week, has had a due propor- Lion of public patronage. TAYLOR, a respedable veteran of our Theatric Boards, had The. Wert Indian and R01;110, on Wed. nesday, - under the patronage Of the Hun, Mrs. VI L. LI FRS, who brought a large party ; among whom was the Countess of PEMBROKE, the Hun. Lady HAt.ts,- the Princess CASTII LCICA LA, Mri.StaYo, and other persons of fashitin. FAULKNFR bustled through Belccur very well. WELLS, the Manager, gave a spirited support to the Major. TAitt.,6x Was impressive in Stockwell ; Mrs. TAYLOR excel lent in Lady Rurport ; and Miss DuNcAtv was all admirable representative of Misr Rusport. Miss DUNCAN displayed the variety of her powers in and sung With charming effe&.. The Lon. Opo an:otters, we predict, wig amply Confirm the provincial renown of this animated iotaress of SPORTING INTELLIOENCf. DONCASTER RACES. wcot4r.soay, sErr. 264 The Cold Cup, value toogs. tire for any horse, ate. Lout Grey's Sir Oliver, 4 yrs old . . Mr. Brandling's b. h. Alonzo, 6 yrs old • - - • Sir li. Williamson's b. c. Ftrchsck, 3 yrs old - Mr. Wardell's b. I. by Sir Peter, 3 yrs old - - 4 Mr. Mellish's b. li. Stockton, 5 yrs old - • • •' Lord Strathinore's br. c. b• Sir Peter, 3 yrs old Mr. Garterth's b. h. Traveller, 5 yrs old Lord Darlington's br. c. Doncaster, 4 yrs old - - Sir H. Williamson's the favourite; a very good race. The last year of the renewed Doncaster Stakes of togs'eSchr with a.,gs. added by the Corporation, for any horse; Std. Lyra fide the property of a Subscriber, of his declared Con , federate. Mr. Garthforth's gr. in. Marcia, aged - • I Lord Fitivillliam's b. f. Sally, .4 yrs old - - • 2 Sir W. Gerard's br. c. by Chariot, 3 yrs old - 3 , 2 tot one on Marcia ; a good race. The Town Handicap Plate of cogs.--Cleats, Two miles each. Mr. ,Sitwell's Pipylin, ; yrs old, 9st. . t • Sir T. Gascoigpe's b. nr. fheophania, 4}''yrs Est. 4I 1 Mr. Welburne's br. c. by Ab. Th.,, yrs 7st. 91b. 3 4 Lord Scarborough's h. f. Rosebud, 4 yff. 75t. 41b. • 2 3 4 Pipylin. the favourite at starting. After the second heat, 8 tot against Pipylin. An excellent hard contested race. • THURSDAY, SEPT. 27. Swebpstakes of aags. each, with *op. added by the Corp.. ration for fillies then three-year olds, 2st. each.—.Tw• mites. j Mr. Linton's bay, by Shuttle, darn by Walnut Mr. Garforrh's grey, Helen, by Delphi . .11 Lord Grosvenor's chesnur, by [oh') 13 oil - Duke of Hamilton's brown-bay, by Walnut - . 4 Lord Fitzwilliant's bay, Maiden, by Sir Peter . Mr.,Betreson's r. by Sir Peter, dam by Alfred • • (5 Subscribers paid. 4 Sweepstakes of togs. for Hunters, to be rods by Geniktvent to carry list. —foul' miles. Sir M. M. fiykes's b. g. Sir I'ertinax, by Sir Peter • Mr. l3arlow's gr. g. Middlethorpe, by itipiter - Hon Win. Luniley , 's b. g. Reserve Subscribers paid.) toe!. Plate. for three and four-year olds ; three.yor olds to carry 7st. 51b. four-year olds Lt. 71b.—Maiden colts Al' lowed alb. and maiden fillies 31b.--Heats s miles sick'= To pay Three Guineas entrance, which is to go to t owner or the second horse. • Mr.-Warden's 1. sister to lirougb,4 yrs old Lord i-itzwilliam's br. c. Ducat, 4 yrs old - II s Lord Grey's Sir Oliver, '4 yrs old - 66 S 4 Lort . Strathinore's roan c. Petruchio, 3 yrs old s s q . • . Gascoigne's h , c by Sir Peter, yrs old d e Sir M. M. Sykes's br. C. Sir Bertrand, 3 yrs old .3 ,li s „ Mr. C. Norton's Q aid, by Star, 11,,r 3lb. agall i t , two. Thompson's b. colt, riewpstle, by Waxy, 7 0,7111 „,, D R. 3oogs. each . ft. Tire former paid t o c.gs. promise. Our Races terminated this &V, and have through. out the week afforded most exCellent sport. The • Stand was well fined, and the Rooms were honour. et! with an 'assemblage of the first families in the', country. We have be en a greater concour se of ! tn.'. ple on the ground ; but upon the whole the Meeting . hats-been-well attended.' The new regulation for 'keeping off the people from the running ground, by ringing a hell previous to the h o rke s seami n g, seenl..' ed to meet the most unqualified approbation of the company,' and was very satt,factoriy ercted. We regret to have to leCild sevttal accidentk • which, however, ar 14 from other caus es. On the rik 'St. Leger's being run for on Ttiesday, Mr. 6 .„a forth's Vista, rode by Spencer , and Sir M. M. 'SY l ,;es's Sir Bertrand, rode by 'Chifney, both fen; St m l4 or n e c . e s, r b . 7 . u c c .. h i b i y urk ir C p lii e f i ne el y , s r l , i . g le ht b l y y. , Lord St ra i g sti lid' ise much in urea, :art B. Stnir 4 1 1 ', /ir. ' fell on coming in, int't the rider wits not Illlft. Slink, a tespett a iii t t a mer of Balnli:atar ;his ptc li ej,,.. i t isi i;ll, rile .. , bt , : u k i. en , i c ll n i n d a g a s 7 o s r i t oe a nd h t C: r o r p i -l :t n ' Wednesday o , l d i a l . i l t ) Yesterdays yesterday e. t t i ' s l : r w l it ija y l. ,' trfcetr4roacdp: the time e a been c t ; ettle3"nli. "Ye ha& the misfortune to have part 01 , - , ot, • ~,,,r , g . . , .L. ptc.pockets have been pretty ,aelivet .., .. and was othet7 p w hiff` in the, :;.tee (A the triternity were picked u exercise I.f their dexterous avocition. . li/ i . • vs aso ti t - of this place, h a d his pocket picke. of II $ 4:s"rker-hook, c0r11ai,;,.,2 sun d r y k in k notes, itkc• , 41 14"11-•t List a bill.case containiog b i ll for sill il''' u " l3- ‘ . ;. and-several others have auffced by thor iippredations. • , SIIEFFI6LD, i 6. , I t or** THIN Theatre has never been -so wel, 11-- iirce it w a s ettetcd. The iotv'n is filleo.4l7li-* tranger* from all qu c irrera within 6" mile" ca , Aer is greatly it?jureti; nothiog 10. " 0 4 comr.tny in town. notwithstanding ale itse i c ?' 0 10 !hat the Yak C )rri i any are pertOrming ! 11.1)P i 0 1 0 : i l i t 'qUif ion is b‘; great tint the Prcprietnr9 Shifiett.i stage have written the lollowkg war'serii .441ch_; F o carry .six inqd, to see the ; 19 " 0 ; "i'asetfis."" The coach leaves amcaster as iuun the Race is over each Jay. . . ---. , t ot _ Y , sterday GEORGE t,Zcii Lgy and Wit- to D .. '• -)m - v 1 o.s, EA, i. A ere s.,' ,rn at Guildtiat, ' Ol LIP" Oii ,7 c 01Si - it:raft fur the ensuing year, after vn '' they vent in pr , .cession, with the I, , ,aDMA YO I O 4 gke.Stc. to the L.,ndon Tavern, where they ii , it'''',,, L , o f L an elegant. entertainment. The Sheriffs' Livcri'd are cry superb; Mr, SCH OL V Y's is dark green an i et. geld ; that of Mr. DoNtv't LLE is brown :end °` v-- )r , The carriages. are Rho vet), e legant. The ot t "!,1, Mr.' .§ctiot.sY's hammercloth are elleitc: e3 l ;: g l i, Mliiraty, trot t hies_ in conipliment to the Ft"' * -- licii ment of L mcloti Volunteers, to which he is Atli" - as 'an Officer.• • . I on A Common Hall met this doy, for the '.f:iii he of a Lord Mayor for. the City of Lcvdon 10 ' t i . c e ensuing. year. The Elealon had not t•ilce" .- The following are the nitres of. when this Paper was put to Press. v iz• next. in .rotation 14 the office:of Lord- M.sY" f t Sir PETER. PERCHARD, Esq. James 5kt0v , ,,, 17-4 „ q „; or Wit:tutu LP IGHT*)?t, Kilt. CHARLES Vt . ' , r.!..q. and Sir MA;l7}lEl+l 13L'`)(14AM. KO' ' q, pit We have authority to inate,,.shat the - . .% ) 3 , 2 , , ,, the Alcierot,ell Minister - , Hi; Excellencylo-Cheyslier WA N " 0 0 will gra,..t Pa !ports to Vetistis loaded old' S cow . : for the P -rts of S ' ifthe ' Nil chants shoul d • o f . paw, ceive . such protedinns necessary for the oeu rli/ • an We A their property at preient ;• il . Newt' tralitt`the rerrts which have ;Ippearcti in the 'parers - contr;ity to - this statetni , J. (110 ,fincled to A da Cardinal MitOttY ,it ii'said, is few- -/ be v new Mier 01 thitias in France. What eAn tr , i r c' n surf' but pit tene, a conformity, when, die Pe". , 0 ,pi,.? has an Uncle who is a Cardin-if, and probabyc coot . ifl.ktrttY is entircl;• kvithin the gripe of 41 1 it desired It? e` )/1 can Tygei; ' i