The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS, We have recektd a Letter frtm Manchester, signed " An Oh server." 1.• 4e hig4ly improper for ra to puhlith sa talons a Charge apinst the cottdva of the MagiAtratet to ,whom he ailade.r, 44 that which it fop:pined in his Letter.: if Al.r conspllius Ar really 74,11 _bind:4.d, wetetp.prehend that Mit Lei tet will aiirotd ample ofea.: • of rtilre:s. Ltlii;l,— , VETtbbriP l i Dublin:. D vr Hllinburgbi t .: :* V4.4,tetio.td; •-;vt 4 • ' • PEtl Ct C) sPrcielc, Ti4ll o'cLoas• Canisoit, 354 ::;e3 ---- • t rHB - , • . ' t .~ .ke 4 . O , I I ,LAI t QUIS T :Cies G 't A L.SUti AUDLAT r ,` r~' L N D 0 N, ~~ ~,. t~. .. otltmegu: 12; ,-,--- ~~. , : . , Tut Niger has arrived with Dispatches from Lord " s i.!ott."" *Ariitii rat 'anti his r • • • 4, • • S c o :14 r6n ha y; wilt i th.eir ry; aiatie se yer al illtvrcCiipoko,.,... Ml,i4 tqrvisp, ?t) ii . e.QoU-11( Whi a , Tu. o steeist.d. ~by ..1124 .•gbp a t vebse I which -al.so 14'410114;1 in - Tor -ant th3C an rtiCift Span+AW4Regiilleht, which W3s going to rciri :t ethe Oi.v4 ri of °Nut :• been cvlited y our'.Silti4dicVri.•%%%"l,2 Our Reahrs may .be•astared, that che•rintelligetice ye:,lct4iy'tivt"tcsi;e6Fingr .:rhe recent • • • , • • , • • . .. ittas4 on tl. : e -Iler,:l3.attet&Pt can yet :be ..tiew.ncled on.. It dipole', be observed, that our Vessek- withdre , v to l certain 4latance hdfore pliite - ; and 'therefnicAt, tit . impo.ksible know Ito: extent of the injury si.hic...h artfcreil on . the- . cce,,sit):l; We have, however, great.reason to . e 1V , 15 carried mem efreattil ek.: coition, to the full txt yitof What ivi4 - exPeled to be the rotolt.'• poblie will doubtleas bc . amused upon this occasion, :Is upon many others, with a tiariery of tliffe't enr s'tateinerits on a subjett ho interesting ; but trtl3, o te3tl+rte6ily'saltsfitti that INi havi pt“ 111 . that knotiln, and Ow.site; w tec;;;ive nutii`Wben an; tlientic pa; titulats 11tKiNe, hati .- occasion' to caution our 4 it" t 6 the plc. J4pqi?rk c r et , PiTcr's anti _Corvirnies- 1,10,4113,-71hetie rCt. C,it Iditt`alcn ze.41 , --loc.(:•ri from we are'aft on) 14' , Org cno tivrsr . ; , T 44 441;1ir) s, h were. 'ltioinirkaartta in an a ounoai he mLien diseolb:jka lion, of . - thi'det- rekimentf Which hiid beer emb:+llo hurne Exiii4ition. This , nea. are has raured,g .mvpher of coniettutes,• end ex. • • citta some 'itr?rethencioo. It was supposed that Givernthent lid re'eerVid informatiOn,of the Bulling the - Bret Fleet: and that' its destination was now. 9 to for Irelaril. ;or else, tint apprehen. siting were viten:titled. of tome c , ).mniotions in the in. teriar, which it mitgjit require the aid of these Troops suppress. With rr aid to the report of the.sail. ing of the •1:40 Fieet,'nOintelligence of that event has reached ihis. Country, and we are not inclined to give -it any credit,' Adrniral Cukt4wAL'Lrs, with the greater Of' his Fletr, was Amen from his statii:ill hoc rt Dicta orr the night of the 4ili.ur the morning /A 'Ott sth returned to Totbay. A part of his 'Fleet, bow. ever, ronaitted . 111 ` 41 it la extitotely , iini,rob tide that. -the French Fleet` could have satic-, 1 , by them olive rceived. The gallant Admiral Iti:nw!f bsillr,l (:0 :;;;It to resume,hl;,station, and' v„,c have found the BreSt Fleet very sAicly At al,Cliuf. \V irii tcsiitti r o ' the •r u n it , l ," o f Di sior . t . , LLt:, r,..1 ieacir4 in Irfrclinid . , we have tic rp,u ; 4 - ,;e:.t 'trig tI fli , 1c •! be, flor y w•fourided,' at least greatly ex ag_;rl,lo,, We dt) riot l7lC.lti to say that alert ore no! di , ,iff-tie,l men in frela,nd, who ., would :to .1 fotrigo Eiiemy against tlitir King and euntiay ; we know that a very‘greatpropore. tion il,e peorie 01 I,el,,rid ate aauitted by the • Iyintt .inkt :I;citnt bentii : ne' nt of, loyalty,: and 11 141 a ,gseat' tn, j lity of those wikewere. deluded Into ktibelln,n ate n(ivv convinced .of -their and Poit for the a i rrierunalion of their condition, not to lawless ptltti%e, or F4rign Itis,asion, hot. to their tiwil indowy, and the paternal cure of Go. yeri~:r~ nc, Yit); rettl4y 111 1 / 1 1/ . 11 , e. Itt, MAJiTY anti . 11.1 c Duz tpri% t he tit!iriai;.m 44ntiug ,tht: i'Kir;cl - OAE:S Surat 14; and At:ir L 1 A (00k tide in \Viridhor P;tik. 4 - R:1,4; the :Duicit of You, anti a leirge'pany cd .A 4 \ 14,-!ary and ()O'er. Gentlelrun,,dineti y „ y : VI th:,Ci;sific4i CAI. V E a li)s if) WI a heir& party (lined yesterday with .“ , e1 r 'l3 at their haube, fr 4 '• t vak.;ittect, 6E.J ,e britare. We are Opr . to finnronee ifte arrivittnr the telt of the hp war .boun4 OpOto Peet, and part of the'hos ~b Mrpt is Fleet, • • ~ P gy, ARki*,'l4Km .l.onclut), for St,. Thomas's, is. put into. itamszate with the loss of .an anchor and cable. -- "Accuuritr were yesterday received at the East India House of the safe arrival of the tindeg-tnen. ‘tkaugAiSb.ips, at Madeira, outward-bound, It the folipt — Zig periods Lbrd Eldon, Capt. &A:vete, Tottenham, Captain Dal t yrr l ple i and 4xpenment, Capt. P. Campbell, sth imiY• i i iurtl-14141athuty, cant. Timbrill, Spverei art, Menton 34th ditto. ttlA r t;Af, Direftors' was yesterday held. at ihtt liuusc, when . . the important Dis. piatch rtrelvecl from Bengal ..and MOdra,, by the l',:ck.ct, were read. The Couriadjourned at. six o'clock till this day. 'fhe Tigris , iaiely arrived from India, was dia_ patched n's Packet by the governor-General to England.: . ,The ,5' , -;tvriel and law ) EL ACIO3 URN, 'is arrived -ini die Dawns frnm Quebec. :She sailed with the Frper ors the 28th of,Petolst,, at-Al parted from therri. in: the ~Gulp . . • James Nugent, .master of the Sloop Six , Brother.i; of lAkrdacypn, arrived at Waterford, report's" tilat on I\44ndty the 'twelve o'clock,' itbour sevin leagu▪ e; tQ the S. E. of the Salters, he was bOa7dref byirrierieli Brig Privateir,.who threaten. : , eel to`;''flue after taking from him and grew all their clothes., they let him . proced`tO Dunprvan, where he Witted , on-• Tuesday. Hb qSC4 says thit 'the Enemy hail captured two whikt he was in the Pri vateer's posiession she ap.,tuOrl two mare Brigs; One of them the Exi,i•eir, fcorn •Beltist to itristol, with a valuable cargo of Irish The KING• has determined, .a . mOng other i r n. provetn: , ...nt , i! at Windsor,-to • remove a part of the Quetri's which obstruas the ferrate view into, rife Little Park.' The kitchens, and other: . servantN' (Aces, 'will likewise be pitiled down, to . of •-, e r-, - a view fount the Castle. These judkiuth alterations will . add considerably to' the beautiful' Perspedlive from the Terrace, which heretofore had botjiitte :e'lntnand over the romantic scenery be...' hir4-The Queen's Ludge ;• the:view will nhw ex;`' tend down la the. Park Lodge, where the Dtixtr of Sus . stx retides. Yesterday the Russian AnThassadur'transaAe t t: business at- Lord 'HAP.R °WRY'S Office, front two till half. past three o'clock. YesterdS'y morning the LORD CIIAIWRLLOR vi. Hired Mr. PITT. Mon'day afternotin the Du co; of YottK left. Wind, iorl.r Oatlaucls, Lord,Wtturvroalu and tlieDurchess of DORSET arrived; yesteftlay at. their house, Whitehall, from 'her Grace's seat in Kent. - : ik.fer as very haiste , rous portage ofsetrente.en clays, Most , ChriStian Ih fi hjesty Lovis XVIII. IC.iffig of France and. Navarre, arrived at Riga. thisn his arrival there a: Cha:mberlain from the Emperor of Russia, Count Da presented hit* 3 , Lettes ' from kr;exe.trben, the FIRST, which !11. doted 'ffie.ll , lAfebTY dot .to proceed fu rt h er up on : hisjourney.- His Royal Highnos the Puke of ANCOULEMg • went, however, to %Yarrow, to pin his Dotetiesii, the amiable daughter of the unfottu. na4 J..ou is XVI.' a ,, tiE Ur SitA.—Ttre serious Opera a La VV, ine del Sole iiieicnied.GßAssiNt last night 9gaiu 'he Fasiii4;ll4l)le` World; at the King's Theotre: She sung with' her accustOtited skill, and .ditplayed her usu. , ' expressive adion. The Theatre .vas .at well attended as it generally is at this time of the year. Tata THBATRV.---Tlie Comedy of The nerr . ris . , written by the 'late General EUROOYNk, was last night ievived at Drury.lane Theatre. 'Tht print cipal charade', Lady Emily, was originally . designed for' Miss : FAILICEN,'WVI sustained it with spirit, de. gance, and feeling. On the tetitement of that charming Adress the Piece Was laid aside for want ~of an adequate successor. It was brought forward again to introduce Mrs - . HUMPHit /in the part,. but she • did not acquit 'herself so well 4,3 to' give reiicoed 'attradion to the Comei dy, The talents of Miss DUNCAN pointed her' . out proper representative' of- this interesting, part, 'and she certsinly in a treat degree atones Itie the loss of the animated aod elegant original. Mitt's . Dinteist, however, is too evidently a co . piest circumstance to be' regretted, as she possesses powers that would enable her .to .shine with -un borroWedlustre, 'At present. she is wholly trade up with what she derives from Mist" FAaltittg and Mrs. J.okoa.N, and a Sort' of affeded Hess, *she filthily mistakes fur simplicity and spirit.. .f . loivev , r, the gives a lively portrait the charade'', and to those who do not too, nicely' analyze their pleasures,: she is capable of affirding, trios)" entertainment.. Thereat of therparts.were.bi t well :supi#orted, that though the Piece itself wants the: extravagance of. modern comedy, which has in, ;# great degree debauched the public tape, we have . little doubt that it willl).e repeated with success., Coy' , Srr:.G4LtDEN.—The new Opera. of :Thirty ThOusand, which has undergone Much Judicious cur. tailinini, was repeated last night,,. and excited much applause. it is certainly inferior in dramatic merit to former works of the same, kind from antra, but it gives so much scope to the cp!nie and inusical abilities of tile 'Theatre, and has the recomtnenda. Lion of so much good music, that it' will probably . litete4le - in its attraditm. , • Mr. 1 4rry,-' the Father of • the little th eatrical:. wonder, is in no %Pant of the prOfits arising.from his soriostheatrical efforts, and he has made so just and liberd a...use of those : profits for the advantage of his : son, Oat tl a attempt to divide a ,Lotily which is, so happy in itself', is absolutely slim kiog, and must ehe 3.1 h ignition of the public. . . . ~OISTRIBUTION OF •PRIZE.NIONEY. , ..., ... . . Ta the 01Ilccra. and Company at His MajesWl Ship E thkon, h the capcnre,or the glizabeth, tile I zol' imy ' ao3, and thoViOlantg, thc tsth November tollowitt4, ..,11 the Ship's arrival in Port; or at No, 2, I:lliii.:s-We.cr, A (14 .1' phi. - :fousin - c-e v ars to come. T i o the:Antc errs . antl, Cool pf !Hs Majesty's SliiiiNa..l.: taus, for the i:e.clothre' of' the - Ship: Wi Wain Ilearko.ite,' ( iTi AO,lt•st, 's Ship I mi.:brig* sharing also, by ar4reerhoul, On h.. ) ,ird t„;1 N:Antitus., at Plyttourh, on Friday lieAt ; or at hit . . Buyer's (Sith.e, Plyruptqn, every Mouclay aitti s4.tqrday• afterwardb ibr Ono: yam. . • NAYiI L NE iff S. Prom the ZONDON G ;IZATTE, Dec. ti, , I Admiralty-Offct, Dee. 11, Cory of a Lrtterfrom the Honourable' Admiral Corn. warns, 'tic. to William Marsden, Esq. dated on, hoard His Majesty's Shit the Ville de Paris, of the Start, the 7th December, .Igo4 SIR, j have the honour to inclose, for the information of the Lords, Commissioners of the Admiralty, a Letter to me from Captain Dundas, of the 84iad, giving an account of . the capture of the French Gun. Mats therein-mentioned by that Ship. I have the Honour to he, &c. WM. CORNWALLIS. SIR, Naiad, dir Blest, Nov. Z 7. I beg leave to acquaint you, that at day-light this morning,, seeing some small Vessels at a short distance from us, and shortly afterwards perceiving._ a fire:of inotketry from them on the goats of His Majesty's Ship L'Aigle, which Captain Wolfe bad sent in chace of them, I made sail, and cut off two . , which prove to' be Con-Boats, Nos. 36i and 369, mounting eath.one long brass 4-pounder, and one -Short twelve , froth Dandiorne bound tO. Brest, having on board a Lieutenant of. the 63d Regiment of infantry,' and 36 Privates, besides five §iamen., belonging to each Vessel, being part of ;tAktiiii . that had sailed. from that ,Port, on 'a similar desiina.: ll l Lion.' I am sorry to acqusint you, that two Seomen belonging ro• the L'Aigle are wounded (William •Sliephard , and' Junes Mitchell), the 'latter tlanget. . entity. I have given Capt. Hawkins, of His !Via. jesty's SlOop Dispatch,. orders to proceed to Ply- Mouth with the two Violets, which I think wo rth • • •. preserving, and to land the Prisoners. I have the Honour to be, kc. • (Signed) THOMAS 'DIINDAS'. • • Ts the Hem.' Admiral Cortmvallii,. Cam. • ii, Chief, Etc. PLYMOUTS, Dec. Arrived the Swedish Barque Frau/tr./ft, Captain •J: RICKERT, Irmo Bdr celona and Salo, bound to Got tenbtirgh, laden: Whit wine, put in to refir, haviog het: sails and rigging damaged by repeated gales of wind. . Arrived the Niger Frigate, of 32 guns; Ciptain HILLYAR, from Malta. She las brought Di,. patches from Lord NeLsort in the Mediterranean , 'and from Admiral Sir Jon N Otpz's Squadron cruiz ing offeadiz.' • Arrived the Brig Satab, of Negcastlo, WM. ObTEN 'Wafter ) fro . m Cadiz, witrwine; for Lon. don, The former Master (jAtiottis is:teov) died on ,the passage 'to England.. Arrived the Danish Galliot Endre:chi, CORN, Da 7 , Bova Master, from Cadiz, with wine, bound to: Rotterdam, put in to rent, being wry leaky: f ie former master lir tuts Yeast!' (Wm. VEXMIJ;LVN) alao died an the pasyige. This Vessel sailed . from :Cadiz in company 'with a 'Secini,h Frigate I)JurAl 'to South America, and squn after.quittling her fell 'in with Sir ,JotiN 00,Des Sqttadran, part of wiorn wont in pursuit of her. Arrival the Blanche, of Portsmouth, CHAR ras Mast.tr; from , Stltiraatb , 'Tortola, amt Sr. Kitsha, hdea with sugar, &c..boand to •Pori;tnt.g..4 put in tiy.contrdiy winds. Sailed the ilvuer Sloop of War, on a. Cruize Westward. PuitTsMOUTII, DEC. —Arrived the itlo7) MoCRF6RD; Arriiici His. Majesty's Ship Aveyiz:r, from Nzw. • • • Sailed the Leo jmr.l. - Man of War to the' Eastward ; and the • Hermi Armed Ship, with Convoy, to: the Downs.' • S4tlect the Hannah, ANDERWN' s and Mary Awn., WAT rsoN, for Suoderiand ;' and Ngne),. GODt EV'', for Lond in. . , . ArT . iveti this day the QurJer, jolts: BAILEY' i , from Qnehec ; saiW (min 'thence '2Bth.oaoher, der convoy of. the Ortkrus Trigate, Capt. with about ts , or 16 sail in company ; dispersed iii ille:Gutifh Of St. Lawrence, in a gale of wind, lons, • da'ys ft'er • . . . t • StEEERNitiS i Dec. t t..-- , -Carne down front -Cite . ~River the lifedieito6 COG - Sir TIIOMAS Li'vj re .STONE, Barr; Ort,:ylltosttb, Capt. Da Al'Erz., anal Deptfird Tender, Lieut.— A tiTtrAm, with irn 7 pressrd men aiid vultniteert: for the Fleet. '•• . Came into ilarhourthe ifitdaturn anti Cbewitis. Sailed the Swift, 'for Pattdmouth, and: Spg44) Sloop, and Bounerr Gun.brig, foi the Downi, A Court-Martial coinmenceo ifs. Sitting; yester day, on hoard the Amethj.st, at the Little Nure, and Continues by adjournment, for the trial of the 'Master and Pilot of the Addrr GUTI.VWCI, fur al. dewing the said ;vessel to get on shore olf• Dunge. newt. Shitis at elis Port—Zealand, Hindustan, Amethyst, Pe nelope, "Chlilonne, Mediator, Weymouth, Win0n,..13.13, Ceres; Sonstaitce, Proselyte, Alonzo, Auiumn, Argus, anti lispoir, ignition► Fire-vessel, and G.illanr Quit-brig. DEAL, DOC. Jr.r7Arrived Tiia Majtity's Ship 1 4 M 4 i€ 4 iron? the Note Orp*rus,feoni Portsmouth; '49ii,sbut, Defender, ar►d Brwizer, from a Cruize ; Barihti and Minx from Crutze off calloity anti rrtimin. . . . . . Arrived the Mornington,. Capt. KELso, Bengal ilfrma, Cipt. Scort, Hist India Ships, troll" licit. g4l ; and /67A;eritta, Capt . . PATTEitIiONi froni Que.. Litc, and :ailed for the Rivers DUIILIA DEC. !4' _ . - Itikfit Hon. the COmMander of the Foteet set OUt on Thursday evening for Athlone. • For the last three days rumours have been afloat which, if false, we have yet been unable to detect, , or if true, to con fi rm:" they bear' reference to the! • preparations supposed to be .cavryini - in.it which, if we may believe the Ydris and German : journals, 'haVe• this . Country.. for their objea. very COnSiderable embarkation of - land troops it ,- -7. Said to have been ,Made at that Port'; and some . late rapid and con fi dential communications from London to our "Government, hive beets - aSCrillea to information received at St. James'.s upon this subject. ' To some intelligence of this sort is at. tribtited.the re-landing of those 1"roops which had been'embarked ar:Cove fo r foreign.serVi&,,ai well as the sudden departure of the Commander of the Forces : for Athlone,. oa the evening of Thursday last. To fro m tbese causes. of conjetlura has been adde d h LontiOnderry, of a large Ship . of War , having been sefti t, wlti4h was sup•' posed to he Spanish . clrrumyrattces It t. so and even asserted , trh)a..tcrth;rje.tc.ar.rtC(ClFli:cra.;;S. nci .Teti' full of` TiooPse debtinia fOr the. Invasion of this Cosatrri had satially'escap&Vout. Of.BrOst." • rle • usth and* : 96iii Ilegiciints,' which hati embark:et! h Cov..rd Transpor , ? t. gonkttowl i i CU4ntlOfdrea,..and.at the ga s t ; ret - rj i. , vent ure7 to at tribute Co any. special .c.ahiet this su"3 411 . coon , eruiand to their proceeding on foreign set: vice, but we may affirm . it ttitglly di,e,innette , with . the rumours io circulation relative to thc. re. :ported embarkation at Brest. • Ui, ThursdaY:a great amity of ammuniti on and „arms were dispatched for Cork, ham tf , e Ordo ariCO . Stores n z h ß e a I t l w i a t n r C o f ast thee Yard. The of Foot , , ngsv:quirtereil litt,,Kiniale, ate expected in Water , forth :to do - girrition duty. •The Byiiiimst•Ff igatc,,Capt.B Eß lY, sailed froth_ .1-oVgltswilly the -loth ult• on a cruize a Cutter, , in con , setVeace of information being g i v en by r!, the night beford, Of a large vessel , . supposed to b 0 a French or. Spanish Frigate, being on the coast. Several Ten Pounninti Five Guinea forged Note!, porporting_to be of the' Bkokof Sir Thomas eigh t s • f l o o r n i ja , n b tl y C s o o . . gu la e i - y n e bce genio n . l u ' s Iteelnylic,eirr:uolfa ttesde Society I G l:k'S h e e va n i er r t sl been d e a n i e n x e d t o e M r iti ‘ i i i f t t' y ar X , P : i t a " -;:refd-roegricni:Pwi . t h n o t n hu r c e fri l 'm x g c rw t r f o i ea e r a l ni c r : e c h tl:l l p nn i fd i tg u t 4 f ue l t to identify ,them and.ring (twin t u . r" Jscane On Mcindai, morning .a very ' h 'i n one o f t h o ileolsing young fellow (tin cult Stion, 3 ,Y... for d, on 3 jun). was taken into rush,' He .kharge o f rassAng a Fi v e QUirieS lis ug n name, m y fe e l ' , 3ln h ive e el rfY) s a i y st n s n , Pt i t:has I cl in e 411filoir' j e °l r ) t ; eniu , d ,r;• l : : 11 / I:Yve r e : l:3 6 : e ct ti :l r t: the gist .I.Bor , he lived. a s Lk with an A t ,. darlOon, ut D o blin, and tifterwa ras lint f r o; torney. in Blitain.strect ;:.th. m, h. l r tcly busi„eist, Weiford, and list hero ' our SOMC farther particulars have come ese ur decline loser Ittlici which we a t trt d e Mettle fur the disce'vc r Y I • I " b F e lievo e*oll ti4tl a e dienCrs- -ei answers .ssenxehtitis one, v!e.u.osuearcest;_slices..: be'a very youthful dealer eXep ceseio, Another of the off:riders, of tilt lifts been apprehended in Carrick, thv;ngh the spirited activity otand wad,. MACOQUI:I'462, anti C.apt. Et.i.e.siv.t!Kg_,lwe on Tuesda-brutight- into Waterford by 4Cfnen, And 'committed to priori. • rig of the Pear: `Monday night Capt.t.itt W ll,-- & )iloc i.1, they gstablishment,,prprised a Superior .tl.vg in x Catlett thetiselveli; of riv,el+;e persons, 11 cc/ raw public.house,. I anot her in: subscriptions from .poor persons I.oio.thty apartment of the place. upon exoY1111;,1 called thefweives. Ilicriatiiy Club, by t „ the AugurtiireS ; but on toy esttotiog the m l os 1)_": ) , . 11 shy no wor.e at it, .st -was e'videptllie t 716 • the ,rafts oi 'such kuh',ctipt.ion was to tall . to' ~,,Ac s a nd I,pdlord. . These pe'redns, with their tPlle 31)0 0 ! -i)aper.: , ,Were,. .61;e into custody nientiontd active Qfficer, and brought .il t ic : i r e c t l e ; g 11 , Superibtendant r.vLigistratet *ail" a enter wit? aminatio r re of all the pArtics;- made them en bhil.--;/Fteeillan's lourord ji • ; - • 10 C . 11:YP.Iii,N,F91,-'-4,Cour 1 Ai it - ))en wa' . 1 . . t o ( it Yoter,lay at Guildtolls at - . which rtiLo a P Nl :i "` 1-.o7‘l4crtnen, Rccorder, Sheriffi,:.and other 1 : I e re* (11)bt:1.'itt;;ewrniiii,cho.ar Wheaten he . :l l ;en will i be . sold ' fo ' r . l'u6hle!t"" 1 td 'e p.ace to.morrow, - 1 I'. 6...Y:::411.1,111:11st'61:hlaull':::1111:51:::11d14.'',11.;17":1A.1.11;;:zeiit:Rtot))11rNt g::117::OlitilittiL10111:4111:::::11P-‘b. Cu of the deteake of tlie 'tight lion. 1:103.14; 11.1.g4:1:;:rag'reit3dthrecir aQiceltlirt'lCicifoYitic.cauoal Si, tilt: Ward of Bridge Wiihuuti in his roma; ,s!ftere' I°. il u i .uni the Court requisted.the LO-10 MAYO 2 iii Sin' : , I , PreCe; E:0;. the Elalion of ari•AldrinJi.'s p Lti.slicet Ward,'' in the; strati of Sir Whili .I;4'wsl,. k - ttight, removed. .IqandaY Last hoiok'thc.Aorlivertary, of the P i ' stuutioo of the, Royal Aqiidray,..,a tine / 85 : 1 9,,,,ct1t4Y Ayas held lot 411 C Af pottitul4lll 01 toe Afinti;, officers for thc•year+ 005; wheillitro.AmiN "46_ 'l.,E'q• 'wol re7ciecte4l Pre—,ent:i .1.-loiav- 1.1401,10-"; - • irt! Or: JAAR9 -Dll LotrlttlikilotTga, g')/4541; 5'41411./. Jos E. r it I!Ait 1:0314,,,, C;k.oito a DM? c' jivt.i i-lorrN Ex, '1 ti LAw a Cri‘; e, alli - ir . ,.., M" -I•9Tiviikiku, E.,qt),. in IL:it:it , , C` lin ?' , v , JuliN Ft.AxmAki, Hkiga_r•Ftriei..l,- loorviroPAmo . a 1 N_CE, JOSEPH. 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