The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-04 00:00:00

l.r4ll''leErtOlif. ' ct)titt'r ill , CHANCERY, Ariett.s. ITALIAN ckfaitt.—NvAmati TAv - Loa. Mr. :kiAttr applied to, the Coori, iimswant to a ttot,ice, 614 4,) r t 041.01 tOr tto order .opoo . Mr. Tay', it. join witlitthe Comtitisbitmer. SeAttestrittign tr lo .he1..1-«lrtt-oecount the money admit. tett by Mr. Taylor to be the Troduoe of the Opera ,kits t m itll ia„. tart by ttoi too well .'c. lansiances of tip. Cake. to r i .nder tcueecsaary to 14'4.1 111011 1111 k 111 the trust derds o the.iniiney iiing from thrse wattt t nun bet to Mt (iooki nor Mr.Tay• 10r, but to Ite,paid tit a Treasuier appointed by both and irretnov.thie, except ; .with the . concurrence ot I:l;e"lre.ib to pay thiii money,into the hand% of the Hankers the coocern, , to be is.: lined s t y the l'lea.ittrer, with the authority ,of the Trusti•es, to 'defray the charges , of the Thea!re in the it~;t place; and then a division of the 6l1i1)413 ► he_tuitile,:at - corirot to the tights of the parties. Ai the4eitth 'Air. Goolil, - Mt, Taylor made Vim- self Manager„nd ‘ itistea4,ot adhering to the tertliS .the'agieenAcri,„ appointd aTreasnier of his own, and disposed of the whoits this proceeds at . Opera byhia owii authority and at hisown Vnder theke, eircninstance,s, Mr. Waters, thc rt.- preori4ttive Qoold, hilt for an :it: count. 'Mr. Taylor held put against the proct,-,s al the C:,ll.lrtnp to the firquetiiktilion, which • - U cJ POll a,conoiderable MAD .14,0 pg .to nsrne ,it the Bankers', 11'11)113nd and Co. Mr. Taylor theyi,etlitv: to the Court, praying that tlie sequestration, nitwit be r e i ro v'ed 'whole at iti part. and setting forth, it l / 4 terrns of great cointni;ielation, the hard C. 4if 141.1.POrtIrnqlero.., who were: fpteigners, and u s laiiiiJ to kuP44lo.lYli49ut 4)4Yillent. of filen' inilarnon That ln4 contempt ut. i'•thei.a4,lthority riir t,l,te li Court. laid been ilPrOolty `putting atl.4lllll , vFr acid that the tinia aft eA ) i.ifflupstroll No.ai not Ins intioey, 'but, 014t44 4 1,4)e,cc01g , f,tr0., ICP 6, NVaters, o at , ttie Pertormers ft;eld r, e 4titi, and wilittig, to put the ~pcefity of *r, cotticiiiitetation ut their haul cotitteao4tii4t the rem,. itgance, yeilatces of tercners, and the test eN,potices 91 [ran 0 , 4 at the hinitey •114 . 1r v iitltiest ratio o ., provided ‘'ll . , Taylor &t ree, to r fry thr fikvi r tdcr 10t.,C Trut riecuoiii„ To this Mr. Tayityr obj , rl . 4, hiring •, , ,;I,htii; to lie re. lieved holt) the ern Lai r.l-",;rat,fir rotulting train he non , - tiavintrit ot-ti-eferttlriti , hot t,cl,hior, to -reisio'the attirplas tiodt-r hi% citvn larhyttlisat cOlitrattl. In coil. Sequence of (1141 'rotas:Al, he novi - apptied to hit Loi.isthii, for aft Order to itai.stei to tire Trust - a 'MOO , the at'the Theme ; i,i.lenirlt•tt to be unappropriated, 'lll3t this. Vik,i Wt. l'ootitv td the cancero,.;tad ttrwriroplittteti' th t 4 ) . 1 ,d rhe.best adnliSStfia 'of Mr: I..larifdt.' Mr. 'lfilvtor hid uU tight to'ktiep this rnoney iii his Owthn,4ne; with power' to'ipply to his purposes; awl he !loped, theferme, I.:Prti'ship would foul tio ditrict.lity ill '1)3i:ill; 11 , iiireler , ofored.tor:. W 1,3( ot , je.ljoa iiic t , ,,toaly at Mr."l" , ylor's Coonset eonld tritne to thi,; iihd not Itti(4. o4:ittiruy was unable to pest ails an.w r tie ht os.k n • Mr. JoIIV,T4.fiN ail la 4. t h e same sid e , hier ,dy ,rasing the atit.n,:ot nt 'ttt,it the t.wi 'dotted on whnii the, a t iplicatibit rt,:sied wits- coriF. Vete.: '1;1 ant did not` think that it rerpiire , ..l Inlehlitgotiliity Its .tily,Vet Anotioo. 'lllr liars luiditaid', 'that Sll, had made hiniselt ;ittiliOl'" Why no , 'e As tot d,',lth of MG r. ould 'lCrii , ,,hetu do so, Mr. `Liylor•ltid,t:intseircil its tran , let the moircy to 'the litrit('les, provided they • '-fotrner.i, rents; t Ke, • 11'i J,t.ird ship, limsrevet, - knight 10 tit ' 00111)t jninly t.hr~ti iii; -thst tie made no order raliitig apoo t tit i v i u h he tb n sattn,, , objection n,,Ptied 'now. •• 141 Water , ‘ himself , I„k;;,iii• i .o,v ai e • ithit, ll' w;iti liseeessary to i•nti , inti!iiillitticalailes ut per iorttn-rs •yond the 'prds.Niotti ''it` the telPit-iteclN---“Oti it the 'ntoisey sinnitd be tot! to fly! it altees, conld.ol4 ,t•Yerodiiiit to i t t o';•,t, ; I n d ,i t . • corn watittl he ruir,ed. li 1;4,1 'l'.l ) lot's • litixtottit stro , ,!;•..)e tinottghOnt: to get the pertorinors • . ! • ! I..utto• tt ey rosy tin the ether , 441 e. • Why do not Alr.. Wito4ot :hid Mr. Taylor tlsrti tta,e . ti to It e.!, ii!lfiketS alone , Will). the pt.l-. Ffornint if , 'Sli't! the • floitn't's to pay the in •tv hat "Su due ? '.Pities' may do thi, Without coining to site C ,, tirt ,itt. • '• • it r at:it Mr. Talin. will not .vtlik to' the tat iker. tor iiny is 1t )iurpose, unkss'hi.. ii to itit.tirl 111 161 4)l,a'it hanLis the ",surrits, tOttOtittlar,; la . 4 11;1 • I*' st , tt Uptirt 0311110 tt Ott his inoney, •• but that of the '1404 sfist iidinw,kat the Court - will 'have no hi sitatidn; I appruliend,* 11l ordering Of& rtronry to be 'tta'es:erred to the looper •• aeConill', - i•whanitattit in: iy of It s ' , ifterWatt.k. Lottiti.oO3ititet.roh---W,ll the, `friistees itecipt , this riandfer? • rif..• HAWI*---1 i i t they w:11, ln y 1 4 ) ( c1,, 4100 ; bec ittio I r , i t i.r, , v 11(40 of 1114 eteei , t ‘•;1 ~!r 170y4 With, p[iiti;. , .,the p itttitti •at tt, -1 ~t 1 1 0 '4 iatithstanding the Zrlt, ilictrAtio, , on. 'tent. W. Mr, 'Visit t i•-.iti - einty - heard frool „ t he ir , Wll'p 111;V:!",l'f• 1 .1 t , Widr wt: is thi the ItLit thtq . %vottid iris~: I %,iti•try yuur ordt.ittp - oo that point _tu , lo.-,i - tCs il,lllsing etiAN do' isr.ithing withoht 11,(4 trilitees. • Iftitrg tile= w.tharitOol who wffi tor 4}LCGplit) tt ,70$ mort,ing, .i.v.b_,.tycuitvci a telyitc; 7 days, 1111DDLESEX SPSSIONS, Ario 3. 7 , 4 , iq u t 6. ()Pi : Vriogt, C rat boo, 4, Itapl,ftt, I,gv.„ 4 .k rec! t . t ind P Ebti Ox I. I t; ~„.;url., 4,4loitLii c re, ,, vaor at till SUN 'OFFICiIi o 'NO. .eidtte'rt:sernents. Orr/4r; !or :40 Pcser, fvr iDe• Ec.?iior &c. tlurLii-p47 . 4), 'TILE b. Adtil'B4'lll. -..................1.•••. John Stewart, a brick-maker, residing at Stei' , Mlrs ll , %Via indicted for assaulting John Vill"t"'h a The prosecutor stated, that he was en'P la Y e , d ; l ii ,person residing near the defendant, to. titc ',,. 1 , - ( 4 ,some cow; and on the evening of l%ll March, he saw the defendant b, wing' 0t001'..-'i w . lin we r e • near lis master's yard , The P il ' c , (ll l ‘, v 4 , vent Op to him, and inquired ssity lie be"' -, cows, upon r which he abused the .pro eurdr ":1 . much.; and Ale cows getting into their Wiel i: J " the defendant said, although he ,cuulit liol l'c' id ; he of the beasts, he wcold h 3,6 (Ili 1.40/I.9ii oplntivelit:t.:l:(e)ouirr:r;r:itil,o:,itii:is):etel::igp:aaroussecedorconunt,bigroy„rri,t)yoba:.;:,lfeui. ' , a l je, 1 1 1 : 1 3 : r d ill :A ii i ii,lll, l , / iiii ~:, • . . 1110 , t ViOleilf 01,111ritl. bOhiltli illis A. ,leilleol, • A t is t:l ' , ( * ) rill ' I ;[ 'e t . :e s : h'4::,(frieevce.d3ll;tdieb7colkill : Lil i eC hadiceli I: (. :::: 11:1°C 'li r , f I 1 : : ' 1-'3N6tig in ,i tHd of itie defehd.',lo',., :10,1 tAbr'iitl, pr 4ecuior met him, - he wi' driving ti; it Iv „ the' Puctal'; they could not, hOteliey..o6ll4):' (IVO) , tO 111,1 l I: . .ct, ' _Tilt , ' Jur y' fotn,il the' defen d ant vitil•tr"."-- 9 C;Otir , t 4 ,' 1166 r iltlit:lArtii,g 66 the groOr*.• ed i; 11 '' c as . , Sii, til',' for '11;c:Ii, the Chairilisi) u l j' e ,, v , 411 w.il.hot 'even i4,ll;ed (hat 1 here %yes 00Y 0 1W- 4 1 1 ) 0 .01 , '*- , 31 on Ihrl. rip of the prosecutor) enttrlc' It) 1 L ) a titio"of 'Tut: • . . • ......................r...--.-0' i eili A swINDLOB.--A man of sicro'ondien. ti e ',,j , ~ appearance, abion ogelity-tive. yois f )i %F o es t otr , nearly six fcei iligh,.wiiii rattier a 0Anc?"1.6,',001 Millet', and Who weor#,. black ‘w bisker i ; I ,: ll ', D i b illiei a'''q no the pou r several... days post) 'in' u ' s Asia goods of dit)C,rent.: tracir6people, • uy . issol3;iloor "Me 4, PrAllltil:lg to be intimate wtlbl"l3tlitioo, !tinlli'll, ~ and: 'het eby Inore easily obt,oil)141)1;liiolfi ',.,i,,-PrE.Pated witn .hlen.k 001 0 ° ", •. toi,"" Y , b 13"198-howiesr by w hicli he obtains g0()A71,.11,t,0! 1,4.; amount .Ili the chetiou t,,,i0..-qt,,0.11 40*, ci'.'ll.•c, itilor ii:iviiigittiketi i after stidi 311 ' 1 '; V I '11i""... lit' ptircii.bett 3 hot4e in . 1 131 ` c , i ' l ',„ :40'.`'. ''''',•.'li lit?" . '6OOOl. aod havio6 given 1( 7 0) " f l i el i b iti 1.- !,c)ILI it iigato to 3 ocighttoilttrig .0 1 ' II 00 . , `•:ii)(j!)l,lll4lolliiiit,,,d a dopo,it, 61'00U1' c.,(10011., 1 1 :i i t i l l ;:e t , i. ;; S : 1 ) 1 :.i G!,..tUilit)SrgllelUlCl:litOti.littl:::.!s' r:1:C 1 2° 611:111e111;;I° l . • cii,i:bci land. lie d o il A n .. 1. , ! ,iPt`t atrocious robbery was CDTlliv,t,i,i.e.' hufsnay evening lai,o, no a yonligl3",,Pl(, ,i.e.: r i i 4 ' 0% 1 e Y r ' s . sf i t ' o s o ( k . Ll:lll):ltlirriplahli:sPed.,' ral)uili'Ll'-°:11:iir!1111:(11uPtsa; and'lAt per ,speeetileo on Loth' gic'ild„ilen,Rl6' ak)fe,exertion, ;ire IllAijk lire il l '' -- . . , • rc.3 14. ' .00 1,3(4' ,;‘, to (dem George•arreett Wtbtiltilistar• 0 0 , Bluvi..*, Lig:, VA O , cap Pill 0 Stualand, the,LIQYP' R ' N. o' a Soft: /4 1 :i 1 4 1- crot3y sfripeigi4Bl Ili u~ at 'l"' itajt.C.4l(sl4lo7l'l4llll ' Cii311 '+: !11:1111 gL i Clarl°4llllCeViTetiroYl4%:,°:Lilit°iVfiliPti/tsl°llsl° 34Ndeittia I . 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Cnll3 64i 6 . 5 6.1,i 1 -''''' .i -,..., ISA: I: 1.. .1m:. silt.t ......-- ------ E 8.101? /NARY TRUL, At the Arrnagli Att , ;izes Monday, Itiatah 25, the following trial took _ Edward Ml' Nenatny, G'eorge- Chap4ao, Pgrick M'emt, l ill 3tht )h W iu, %V it , ven irt to the Jury, and iu lirtiet for the mindor of Mary Stine Cot u at bahgatmcni on the day of titlM . . - Thoofati Devlio, ono order sentence of imini souttieni, examined by the Comt..-i - .Wittiess iden.i tied three'et the •; , risoitet lc, viz. Chapman, and Waie.' He said that the other prisoner, M`Ne natiiy, miss nut the: man of that name hu Wai one of the party that cominaved the murder. Witness that on the night laid in the indiMment, he was setteching for unbrensed spirit was the servant of a revenue ()dicer stationed in Dungannon. He, on that mitt, 53w o'e M'Nenatriy standing on the ri ad The other three prisimers were then talking to the deceased woman in a field adjoining to the road side. Wittniss heard the deceased le fusing to go atty further with the pricrinert—they then forceii - eri.theliAl. ,M'Newooy crossed from the road into the field. Witneits then Loncealed himself, 3ml io a littk time alier arils he hcard cries of the deceased. They oppe.ered Ike the cries of a person in- distress.. By degrei-s I hey . beeline wealur:and fanner, and at last they died aivay, and all was qu.ei.. Witness . watched All' the prisoners went away htctlienAsent , toihe Fine from . whence the.cries issued, and toond the &teased •sitahgled, rind lying (lead tip agar st the ditch. He -could:MA any imarks of viol nce nom) her persuir.—. He often heard the mailer spoken of,' bet , nes er till lately gave any information about it. Witoess was con% itted,'Eto his own.conteAsion, of stabbing a Ma gitrate. It was tritt' Attorney t hat qitivisel him to siibmit. The PlaceAvbere the murder was tointnit• ted welt the next field to the town:' The JeJSrun his having concealed it• was becoitise he Was a n strager in rim country,.and , because he was afraid that the friends of the ptisoncrs W:nild put lino to d Question from the Co.itt.--;Ry 'virtne of 'your` whit indticed you at length , to discover the biicret 0t this tout and itorri4 transrielion I lea into a bad slate of , hellth—t he iotieMion of 'the milder deprived time of toy fei,t at itielit.4-'roy mind %kw; Iltotressed-:-.1 could not sleep, her forth haunrCd rrie, and I thought 6.1 w tier standing White we every C 4 To whom did you first deliver the secret ? A. I tirio told it to - a tellovt prisoner, COtporal Ho pe, of th King'h Comity Militia, 'and afterwards, by his to the Priest - rif t tte pariah 4 (4. "ro dill you 'dtheover that the' prisoner Nen 4111 V was not On( of the iivrsons concerned.-- A. When I:was mit my dew h lied i,2 ilia t*/ ), An d ivy nhp to the i ti.vvinlys; I toll the Inspector of the G rsl, the Rev. Mr. back, that i the liri3oner M'Noomy ‘11,16' not the man. ' Svver,4l '""witneNhes - were exarnity•ti, for the pm poie sit do,credning the evidence- • tr-tite' Vrosecutor. Frai'tek 0111011)01;4(11 0 a confined debtor;,examin r-d, Diopt tie -kite , * I);:vhn,'. th vroseentor ; that tetinktted the, dAy when the. prtstoter Hinn y w o * polot t ld oto to hini in poi ; , no vowed re. Pvvngt: at;;.inht ttiu vntis9ntn,- and Raid mske ynicr. I)tvlil4, the pmnitvulor, , enntinned on the The Court oskcit him if lie hirl.that i:onvrtpition w!in the witness ?—A. I do't titrolleti 10; I t:oll't thhik third. • • ,Carn , 's swat he was . itUritigOireti (or debt never beinr, ictit:4ll the i t ht. (I), vim) to! t Ili(! Nir'Nena,ity wtt4 hot the MUtt, anti h , . krtil w gin ,t Elie pr toner . wzif a mere ch:irge the Judge' %Hid, t.." , , , , , t!; ricer , l riceolleti . 00 ettracirdinary if h., . It the proo4e.:olor, 'IIOW4 at; tie table, sworn the guilt of three of ttiel)risone , B est:lll6 , llyd he , yonid doubt. 'Burwhether ill or the priinnhr s' tshilt. , Bl.d3 are perjineLloi'very difficult' to i. , 0 ; and • Lit de croittiv !heti 90041101 i ,, t h e impor ',tilt duly has dovi,lied on yin). -!lfholirotieentor has pugnitikly that.that secret reniainot uniiiivulg vd iii 1 t heart till the month of (341 DOcellib:r, although tht• transection took pi;K:u r, th e . year sog and he gives yin) rktions of an rxtraottlinary attire',' %eating 'sumo - degree . tha-Itt.robiatreq of 'troth, namely, that he watt rettnced by hick (less ; ;that his life:was" despaired 01; that ,lii'rts'dibtracted mind was rll at ease, mid that he every iiyitlaneied he htIW t he demiased sat rounded 'bi-ilie•priatuierii. Th e plialitortrsoi:beanited . , his imagiuptitni-that his mind was Irvine this disklosure:' fie first divihged it itti Corporal Irtogan the' Corpora) very ,protterly advnied tea tell his , Prieit, whicti.iir leeorditig,ly did. I (14 not ask Alin) 'whit passed ()tit t4t;:no loco and hu ,Clergy num 'because I knew it would be improper in itiTit to clktoliel a cotiverma thin, however . imFortaiit, that wtt, th'o3 imported. I iisheil bin), attar comrtitintc,ition with the PrieSt, wblit 41d du %He replied, that in a , few _ _ 4lityciliter lies guvtf information before Mr. Stabk, a: t....tergy(p2t) iof rho Eiiiitilistied , Cliiircli.—Gentle-' men, if lit.Arnis sworn truly, lie rteeived good advice (ion) liks Clergyman; and it is enough - for us to knowoltitt aftiri! having •orrirtitinicated with 06 Clergyman, lie-flodgtrif 'information btrfore a MA gistrato ogaitut the priconets,.--It Is much to be I r. gretied, 'that-414r. the Mitglittate„ has left town.' Ho would itaro given- us , great assistance; do not think it right to tlittolbe lionont Catholiq ettitg; tnan,calletl, to the . purimse ut ,hatitig him 441 til 11)11 cOoversallott , which takes place thi tuj QV:3O6IIC LA.taVt.; thti 4.0L10 to the vcrktio—Aot• - ! his woitityof being kno n that the Guards, whiff, behaved so, pliantly at the battle ot Barron, were .Itrtoitt all old town, consisting et Oat description Of veterans, ,who, being nu lunges t blight hi for active service, , are called 't he tb vn `drivers. They Here , fieot to , Cadiz as a T,garrison battalion, -and 11:ittc: tiltewn - tlitit riwy could delve: the Fre'nels benne theta as vigorously aw.tholoungest - aka in the line.' Tile • 40)., vOloh.distingeillretl itseit in the raptie- tpi was etanpe,ed 0( tit w recruit!. So t hat fi!iti%ll irPOpts, whether yoo . rtg or old, are ay tIAPAtt-Fit 13,1,1yaled.i)1}01)011V3. 417F.SSES, Hip' - Royaf flightless 111,- Prince Regent haviiig been most gracii uslypleAcd to lake the distiesseci state of the, interior cc , teary of the m 11,11 7 meats of the line into c.nisiticrat hai been pleas' d to' pri.kr, that a i allowance In 'aid Of the IlegimeittJl should bey gralittcl to esery Ite, ; intent, Batta lion) or Cops, when Siatione4l in t..i4•eat presume that this regulation' does not extend to the Militia, especially as that estahlish mem is tiotlio. citied...i - Niir do we tilit* that •it ought 'to be inckti ed, because the superior ()dicers are required in have a certain inconte their pay, and the subalterns art: enabled to gite their proporcon by meats of tlitt augmented contribution ol the Fietti , Offlects.and Captains. lu adVel !lug to this; allovi• once we must du justice to the Author at the Regi mental Cumpaninn, which ..Wol k has been uni ,Thnuly dedicated by permission, to hisßo) at High. Hess the Prince 'tit Wales, by quoting ~ passages . , The only safe way, in our humble opinion, by•, which an Officer's Mess could be renderkd perma- Behr and regular, would be in the removal or all obstacles to priv a te c o ntr i bu t i o n/A. Messing might then become as much a,tmlitaiy regulation among t ;sod , wit)i equal advantages, as it is among the riLtldiets.- in aid ot this suggestron, it .will not , be thought invidious to adduce, the existing: precedent at the lior-e, Guards. A very ample, not lo 'day luxurious table,t is provided every, day at. a stated hour, for the liorse and Foot Gi t aids who du MAI •at the PAiee, with .a limiter! pr4ilege„.• ot inviting strangers. A similar table was kept, on principled. of equal. indulgence:for ••Kings odietattlig ChllP and anOther for her, .Majesty's Maids of Honour.. .these toblea have been abolished, and each,Chaplain or !Maid, ot .lionour receives a. COUP , pelisatipu in snoney„viz. the trainer 301. per annum, , and , the linter 6601. 'arc know that more. .utijec titans than one. will be started against the prokrlety ot offering,these Messes (for ,Messi.:s tout un questionably are) as unqualified precede:lts why a, provision :01 the same ,kind piltitll4, : be made lot . OiliCati of the Art ilsery , Cavalry, Foot, alul in the British service. Annobg. other things it vi ill be s7iti, t hat the table ot the kior se Goiir is .6c11;- ' purled ourz of his Majesty'li privy, purse; that it is tor his,immediate body guard, and tbat, to this re . speet he does no more thiin what every ,Gdro.ral, Lietdenant-GeneralianclGovernor ul a pl;ice, is sty posed ludo with regard to she Officers.or t lova uwn paid, Although, tniii , ..l)ractlce AS,,,by no pus ge neral, and is.ditily pawing., inso, disuse, on aLeiatiot iveptetruene, ut the. irregular .pay'ui itt,of S • lowanees, nevertheless totre is eriott, JAI 01 , Precedent Lu 1111 . 111811.W.Vetyvalititjal li to w.frOti I Ili.- eslablisliment of some aimcitii; be regulallY. issued eiery six niusdlisi- rot use slts c pitrs. to ,a mental stilt vbo.lte the W 31411104 lietcsiity:ol.o4iiii* 44)1 1) 40 ilq; to OM l ayof toet•statalterns, would roitk Pt* , 14 domestic arnosig themselves, aacl tre,10v...., means ut refunding in a _handsome manner, rite encratch mem; which must be snide upon ;the 141W:wit:no; of every, counnisaluried.Anan in the army's the upon what is called properly. ...It would inoteuvor bring thq , ,actieles:ol . .IViedsing under the immediate crimson! of Government, and put an end to,ttie many irregular .us igt.l .(v filch, are: so :often the resources us !regimental Jealousies and disputed. It temperatsee and (economy, most...especially service,ibe essen. • iially nzeessary to theta, vXv.13:18a:01 tali • it.enlal ta, culties, .11(m:winch does it behove ~every;,gutod Go , .vertiment. to make such-regulations, for Lire tuaringer •. merit ot its army, as hUrie Lica UAW tzia qualities. it may, be .thoughtiestidiousnesis iniud: to make any remarks on the liegimental.Meartes ()tithe .Foot Guards, or of any oilier corps ;. particularly .afier what has already beerr . said• respecting their es ', 'tsiblishrto. , m, 'which -can L' contialukd: in' no - other light •than'• a splendid exelescenee , 'on tut' regular , 'army, We should not, however, u o :justice to the 'punk:, or be condi:new. with ourselves, 'were , we to omit any observation which unightldventually tier ut use-to' 'army at large, "We believe we are ,;:asr rtql, whets we state,. that tin. Officer in .ihe • helot Guards; out of-the. Mettopulis, rats. pay his daily oluuta 'lir the . Mess under - sit slitilitigs, Let any Man rtluulatc th 6 annual Stutmot of sue . O a colittlbmidtv, nod thimsisk himself; how is the Ensigh to . ao4ktr Other otiavoidable eipences f We know„t Ira it is now'betotne 'a pra6tite, not only io-this tufts, uht also in the Line, toascertairl,in sotne.degro.f, t tic pri vale property of an individual betere'he Lon nientkd 'to his Majesty for a commissiolii BLit what does this prove / either that . the. pay is too littl or that the expentes of a Wiitsli extravagant and injudicious. - tilt: twiner is the ease no' Man will pretend to deny; and that more oteonotnrinight be Observed in the latter is equally manifest. But in both` instances 40tne'specifit iegida tiOnotight to be made, - to equaliie, a 4 tiroth a i pos, ale; the Mess' expenditure. If driinketiness tie ; justly considered as one of .the grearest . crtros. of! which a private soldier can be guil t y, a nd it hi s dail y ' meats be tint only strictly ascertained,' but 'nattert constant inspettlon, why should any-Pince; (let his' 'resources be what they inay) have power of teetling the bound's of prudence? We' know tiic difficulties to whith a spetitieregulation ert this heart lutist be liable, at the'iame time it is' impossibleno( to feel the necessity Of it. The pay of the Line its certainly too smell to answer the iiicre:iseit Lexp..nite of the times ; and although in sume regiments th * Thia propoaition, which is certainly novel, Wilt to filthy personal dpecal ViblOwty iu ttre hignelA clappee.- .14or the ailovvance to CAptatip 4t Contpdillei lot the 4h wge of wank' *O, ConlinuF lo Ite istlf:n in the oiay retry c; nor i;e:itrilki of trF>pax,4l.44 up,ll our favourne cti ‘ 4 0 10,111,1, 014n• by Ihniiiig h 44 a aintliat pfuv4iyil lot il , c inaltitcnAlice ut It Mcs* in every Irian:rung Itebinterit on bet. vice. 1 - See Nits 4 in the ivlititdry Lhetionary. 4.l nn i linpposition t 5 cr1041d1414 t tliocapeticokoing charged in the Army tincl 1 nielant.noty perversion of every tree' rollirary prin‘ip . .e has, In this rabtaoce,.'heati prevalent attral4g.l Itllt the eKtlye Ain I . goo:Liman% young io,ni .y ktlit Out Ol 4,01 in: Re,iinelo4 (Ai -IQtmkti! , ' vt 1", niant Trilratt: propero. VVe cm, :;!.iie from Etna in ona colpb or ititantry,: the ithissi , cos,nli: 11,A (1134. lOit.ilktlett tot it p4li 01 .‘tetylilip s . nab' n,;vti one 14111404 : and fifty poonda poi annum., „ . ~ g'"11161 o'ctl nr‘Ty may be o h ;e rvc.(l, !lie &till . , gaitce o f Ofborti renders the j ontlion of riJtni!i re”' 1164 in iclious. , And no*thity.4 surely can : 313 tag +into goi , d order and cordial. co-operation, niotd. it halt thk' _ gOling cicdtrtiiatr.e. Of a p;ior E sr. be. -jug obiiE, ,. ..d to contri , Aite as much to tha Regi4) 6l3l : : 11e4 4 * ; any of the Field iiificars or Callioim. l ll . r" We feel that it would be uni•to to uspea titP4iirse ,sriterrt to prevail in marching r-k•t,erits illti tc°ntri ‘ 1 ) 1 ,11e 14 so material!) , to the comforts of the b'll eirl , iu Militia corps ' ; and a 4 long as the purchasea Commissions exists, we cannot seehosv I ram C , itild.he applied; trilessis it proceeded from 3 gO4d. Cal ditfusion , of Royal benevolence or National 'ca n* . . inbotion, These observations are hatirded with the soli view of provoking that-sort of discussion son; mifitary.nro, the reselt of •Ibich might proi"V I , ad to some specific system. The tiatove of ow Work itsell will nor allow us to Syr more folly ill* luild might be established, from 411 e - I 0 the subject, I , or to point out What mean. a .gradual B NI4 fition of extravagant emoluments, to goo roe° ~ n Y additional burtheni upon the, public. . .; Il Or. *bat is 15 ; 111 wor s e , retiring 01 tp his ltd of i'l''' take his kfog : ~~: p K if