The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-07 00:00:00

`~ f j ~pp 1 •# i k tiie ctirr.4 stat!'as i Wl5 yeilotraoy.i. iv kept a secret, Lind 'the rh,piciirit...ontltiuttApon stint aitenaatiee. ,1 n ;;0-r.r.ts. Of aentibilitr; for Which he okght to haVe• tredit.. He adopted this measure just after a tri. ..amphant maj.iritS , had declar 4 Liiii untainted by soy perSnnal corrntitiet. i , anil it would give a lustre to the 110ya.14 authority, exot cised ~by t he Regent, who nn .14,..s ,n 441 4itined f irrilly of ihe cottony, that :among C'e Atli acts ad , is , (l by his Ministera, he has ' spread his Royal. ,protettion vet his nearest !eta., tions. nod had brogglit one : of their close to him in • Bit ottki:4l,alliat.ioll; iroro . yt . tbich he Nit', chosen to remov e' hinifii.dt. llle dryelopeinent i hat " had since taken place seemed to worriiiif ilie advice that had, been given..., 'rt.(' tinny would rejs,:icp. over it, and our eormies..ol. it , . wool(, be disappointed. ' 1i.... w, .SteiTii thought that, the re-appointment tvss Inconsistent with ,the Resolutions . on . the .liiortrals, and therefore would vote for the rno (10 0 . . . , „ . .. , , Air. CANNING, observed,. -that it required a strong ease indeed ht jnstity a Parliainentary censure of the ExeOutive Goyeipinent .in the .4rditiaty ex , :rcise of their censtitutienal fitnetions. W.is th pre-ent' such a case ? 1)441,it• call for C.a , sttre ? If it did, that ceuoire ittult titer tall on the .'niters wito gave the advice, or on the person who waS the Objea 01 ~, 10.: lt,ilie: tat er, what .became of the ar l , , ,nruent of 1;.,4*0 who - tiai-rted, that it the recent inveatigation , IL ; y ...141 not inletnl, eyen,by their most vindittive pri , t, , , 'lli it, if.. ix, • is in t i the interminable exciuslon. . rit o.i Itoy:p Highto...s, tile. ~ Drike of York front of fice ? ..; ti.;se w'..in (L.': rot s b.ni; • .16 s . Royal t ; i g i,. ness ou g bi io be t ,t i .t. ti Ili excluded float every . ciiiie., %tete relief iti.4.ei to aliew why, at th?, present 1114,ini-111, that oppoint:i cid wasthitgliC improper, wii,cri they 4dnyit; , -d iii , ,;lit hereafter 'he proiser. .1t wai for them 10 ciaA Itie line,. and poi(it.ow when the impropriety Wq,tild cease, and when the pro .ln. . 1 tel woad begin. 1,1 ,At were not propel on the o. ctn ret , ce,ot .4 ytsc stsey, .w lit‘n would it he .proper Ttpit v o ca t ,l, fog, occutpig killer an expiration 0 t ," O r,..,f, Ald W 1)," (1 , ..1 Wa4 so wail It.nown that toe 'Puke in „York w , ,to p.i'<,d.iliarly op.ialifieil to till the htah, ritfie , - 1,9 wlkh, he hail been called. lie rUnceived that , the, iipi:ool' inriii was the more jus tifiable, (root the ciictinioance o r it!, li.,ving L a ken. phitie ; doting the tato g,61.,,, Parliament, ant.; while, flossatne. 1 ; ),11101,11e01. vats in exist - once, by. which the iusAstigatioti .. of his It. , pil aightiess'S conduct hdd bti;tl ,tititisital , :eit. It tile' - pie eat •Pastsantent had_ been dissolved, nod it the le-ripoinimetit ,of the Dokt. of York. hal been . pritt of the tirst , snbjetAs of consideration fin Cite new Pallianient, it would have . at3vearetl sonietiti , ig 1,1,i? ,hrinking, from the-judg.: anent ct . the House, and like nn appeal front one body .1 men to another. lie tlettoted I', tf.crufore, , , fortunate, that, the prrifil ritie4tiort- had be 'n argued. 14.thosti. 100 . /IA determined on the runner one.- 1.0 sty ,ntan loot: tit ihe'lleiohoiotron the- Jour. nals, and say wheth.tr it did nit only alsetalit•from prohibiting the testot,tion 'et Lis Royal Highness•to °dice, .but, by..distinti. inference, stix . l o o 9l Y Provide' lot the possibility of thst restoration, - the' House Ititvog-.rejr;Oe4 t he, severe 'Resolution proposed by the Hight. floit, Gen, Itivait opposite, 'on - the. ground- Oat it tended disgorrceiulty, to expel'' the Duke of York, a',l irony)) ti'al Right Honourable Gr niternan, with an abeitAiini , of intelleetWiiinti surprised liiin, OiChihni4 any intention of that nature. Ile op. posed tlte motional' the Noble. Lord, on the.e, throe 416110 d glOtilds ;--Fi!,,t, That the D'u,ke ut York was its .. ( 1,.. 1 ' 1 ,4 ). i1,!e ai any pt hii ivl.iicsty'sstit.jecli to the high siltiminni which' lievt.as appointed' to . fill ; i secondly,. Thai hi.) R0y,41 En; 41. est. was. peiuliarly ' qualified to diricli:,i - j,!,5.: tat.! diltieo of.lhat SitOstintt 4,/itli adi,.:;ittt:. , .. , ): ti/ flu- efinntly ; and, holt + , that the 1-1;41;se of (2.44,4t,n0tts ii 444.1 iii' no way ,wlrAtelPer le., "corth.d . their opittior tint his floyal Highness ought ~ to retinal. oxcluile‘t tr , m .ntlice. • ~ i• ' .Nlr. W 41tot,e, ohs% t v , t.41,' that Ile came down to if 5e ,.1.14,1.1,1e..%vith 114 s intention of refraining front tots iiit . , his s } port. •ici the presk'ot disCn4sion. , lint as .sv%tritt personal rt - naarks hid- been made ern his con -4.14i1-t,. aria ~ s. he had been virticularly ested upon by an Hott-Oentkinart o.4olint, he tiosted that the cant. our of ,the floow 'w -old afford him the op n or. Bialy of saying a IC-k. words.. The opinion winch hart N.-en thlivet.e , l by the lord Chict:Jutitice of the 1(6'2,', PiAtch,.i.hiting the re cvnt trial, in which 11,e (MI. \V.) was c4.lliceriled, hind bt-nii str..ngly insist ed nit, I 14.t.be,:g."i leatc t i obsetvi.o, hock ever, that the ..enriments 4,1 'Jilt I able: and 4,earned.Lord . .. , wo w, MA ‘ l l4 I,y, co, Aster' ‘4llo,each 'other. Doting tic trial , wliielilic had men , ioned,•t he ;Valle .Lni-u. d e ,,ird his right.to all 1 , . ail:hit-1g which had passed. in. i [louse ol Colltmeniti bin: not twiny. fittotithg after, the same Ni:hle Lord, on the trial of 'Mr. Cobb, tt, expressly rtlerred to the proceedings "of , the litrawe. Much had been &Aid 1413411.1 t bribing witriPS6CS, bilt• the. Hoa , e rernernbervd,.when i Al rs, .Cl ai k.. gave her evidence in the Court of King's .I.ivriCh,•..sita. was 'it -rit;lt peti3ionet , of '4001 . .. ti•yen, bt;sttles being the. positeksor,or i i!onsitlet:ible 60111 of money ; anti with res,pett to the 0010. witness, Air. Darnel Wright, h hail toohserve, that iii.-ugh lie pretested ,en indidirtierit 'against Iklr. 1.4 , ,ve11, the kiditor-of ' The Sti4invine, twit Liid'liis danteities at lounl. on Mr.-Lawcirt itnnilyirg, Mr. 'Wright abaft dotted his ~ , witri, of 1 000 t. 'and paid both Air. Losi ell's t: osts.and -ikr own,- Lend brit.ToN made a short r.el4; nod Mr. B A tt ttAst sititt a few wards itt explanation, atter which the House divicleci—rt, - For the [notion , - 47 - . Agaio.st, it :. ... ..• '- , , ; - tiya . • ?vl..ijn.rity . - . -'--24.g l'Ar, I.,thutN9Tntm brow-flit in . it 1 Bill It . spebd d , ) 4i, - the lira?, t ack I,n ell , inlet ilt.inge of - Spirits ',tavern t; rval; A r itain, , o td Ira ;4;11, - ,1t.,..t,,ad a hist tone, and otilered to be lead a secoi,d 11131e44-ntorrovti. ' ... ourneci. ...; _ .. k ~ .i MAI I.s. ' A Rit dtitrnsey.,, Dublin. t Waterford. 1.1(1C1',01 i'I)CKS THIS a.vy AT TWL VV o'cLocr. Red. Ann. 63 6 b 01'11111MT'; - 3 # pr. . t , 301.Eu1 QUl$ ALCikY IFALStim nlitiZAT ? LONDON. vrttnAy, JU 7, 1811, The Audacious has arrived at Purtstnouth (rum Lisbon; whi+.ll p I IC she left ou the twent -ninth lilt. She brings . no new's in addition to. that which we are alrl,ly in possession ...of:' , 'When she . was qui.ting the 1-iaibour a 'firing was heard to shuts, and the ,packet Which .satled at I.lle same time with this ://ydricious—ptit back to ,asetltain the cause. It is' probable - that • telezraphie Dispatch might ,have ben recei v ed of the • tall' of Badajoz, and that the rejo - cit,ss might have been on that aecotint.. • I,ord MwroN. yesferd.iy ' . bronglit forward hi, ry~ OtiCitt for censoring the Ministers, 16i. advisi.Og tin Pit'lNC.ll RE6IINI' to 170 . RN, to the office of Commander. itt Chief. - motion was opposed by Mr. PoNsoNay, and by many Gen tlemen who had formerly vot.-d 1-I,i4huess, and wai iihaby tit g‘itivt:ti by a 114:1j(,rity 'of 21)6 to 47. We rt , joict.• most rely ru the re . -appt.)inttmot of lti, ItOyal because it iy Admitted, even by those who were most h9stilf.: to thel)tikt., that the prestmit ettexatroficti condition of our army is ov, to his s:tiot,tty rege{ht. tions, and • toile-Litigable ext.-rtioos, and he , :lust: we think ite was made the victim of c4ttnoor,ditteited 4td kept alitie by mt.tns Which it woald . he diffi cult to charalierize i.t terms sufficiently strong. In the course of the debate last night, Mr: l'xit6avAt, lidvorted to a report which w.ts generallretrcu 7 iated, that the Duke of YORK had 0et , .11 restored to hitt Ofliceat the express defitre of, the i j it Iti R,E• 'GP.NI, and, with thschtJaliness - which . marks his characier,• declared that the respons Way of that appointment belonged, in fail, as well as it; taw, to hittisAf and his Colleagues. Sir p. DUNDAS ltaiiit/, from the state of his . health, been obliged to offcr• his Jeigniition, it heenne the duty of 11ii nivers to recommenq to tne , Pittsteritltrt:iii.m.ra pro . • per lemon to NUCeeed.biTll, and aittn one appearedto ,t hem in every respect tio_rinalitied dS 'his ligy al Utah nevi the Duke of Yontt, tlity therefore ha) • telt it their duty - tO recommend it to the PIUNCE REGENT tg :appoint him., A ship lias reached LivarpOol from' Briepos which left that letileinent on the 25th of The letters by her are not yet delit , ereit, but one has been received, (ram the )‘laster, from which we presume that nothing of political important - :e had trmispired. A small fleet of merchantmen, well armed, among . which was the Stirraviss.u; was to sail iii a s hort time for &trope 'from the Rio de 1,1 "Plitta, and they were to keep together for mntual proteetion: . Letters, rrom Gibraltar to the . 7.oth till. m e n tion, that :accounts had been received 'tram Tarragona, cotriatulicating the important OA' the French, in'strong fiirce, had, On the 3t)th attempted to attack that place by itii surprise, eo - b ns h i t: k W ra e be te l , after a severe confiiiri; repalstd w tiSs. Illortift c •d at their d6;ip i inintol,nt, n abandoning their. .object, pliindercd,.,and after ,wards destroyed by are, a number of t+illaj~es. T ie town of Reus is said to hive .Entlered• considerably from their outrages. At a Meeting yesterday at Lloyd's, ilte former roo. tiot) of censure upon the Committee was ,rescinded,.• The-new ComMittee was not appointed. llr., tiow. Ortmq• read a letter which he had written to she CIIANCEiLIit of the ENCIIE . QUI.tit, grounded co Abe infortnatiotr he had received born a G en tl el o a ri w h o had. jsst iirri•ed from Russia... In this letter it was stated that the proceeds of the ealgoes of the: Tene ritle ships were kept so far dtstibt as, to• be in ,a situation to be returned, in the case of imy amicable arrangement with this cauntry. But it is understood that any blich arrangement must ; include the resto ration of the yaloe,of the ships, takeo, ,commanded . by Admiral SWIAVLN, and accordimgtO an estimate. prepared:by Russia. The ships themselves ere principally constructed of fir,are rotten, and were itch' sea-w orthy when brought from Lisbon., It was, it.the sequel suggested, that it would,he proper to epplize Mr., PvitotolAulhat any negocia tion.wiiii the..Etoperor should, in justice to the suf fering parties, lie solar retrospedivo as to compre hend the infrender. of the amuunt of the pr o p e rty ott board the Teneriffe,vosels, that it might be ap edarnone the.rivzhtlqi owners WlNDsort, JUNE 6.—Yest. eddy efiernoun the -, ° " l° . n ale. 0. the Pt iticebsei,. and ,the PrinCesa Charlotte We are sorry to learn that Mr....Csorken, of the of wites,, %veto . to Fi .„,,„,,i re .1„, ) ,j 4 e, an d Admiralty, ha, been so Much indisposeJ during his short excurs:on to 'Worthing, as - so be detained at the , e consider 'true. • . The p on ,, : e,,,Clocriorie of Wales resides at the. that pidee. Unwever t better, and likely t o resume, his official duties very soon. L ow ' et Lodge, in St, Alban's.f.strtset, during . ber stay , llte celebrated Dr. Nlottao of Edinburgh,, died hi v,udor. last week iii that city. This Mo r ning rrinCeAsee Augusta, Suplia, an d the. Princess Chailoite ot Wales, :bok an airing vu Mr. CA11 . 0.104001, who kept one of the prirci hofs.obeclt in the teat . • pat:bins at iims,eldain, and who was char ,I IA 1,, Wt. ) 1 . . rtie turd • i d-nce h'et:We — li ; r unss ...a et s EizAbetit and Miry, .3.l a co IL.SpOII t ie weisttt&triiigtnore- Lunge. ' 4 I-lolland and t h o r,e, E r io n d, heoli •I• ne , svpnr , o f t in e nay, in the' inquirers' at:tte-' tleinned lat.oiar tu, ;z, tklew, oika i fi n y,,' C”,ie; is, that the King' is tot wet se' and much .itpace cif twelvi.: years. +~' ' . . -•--- •••••-•,-1, • : (:: Oil it.T OF . 1:...11V;'% 11',. NCII, loss i , ---'.— . Cl2l M CON. I . T , . v 211E1AT li. ttsrlti, titt, el, ttis witg. In i;'i:tioo to recover A 6,3lf,enililir ;t/ ..rI)3VS rot etialiclalGOIMIS":1000 With the fiatritif 1, it's. . , leading r • Mr •. • ArrouNrviOro:soA•t, 09 ...,00ntel for 111' plain!iff tasted, 'th At the-lsitltitf toi if / j !'" ii .'' Mon of ,I.opilv and 'kr:lone, nod the B,..l'end'Ag ''''''' ako ri -g•:-.1111etomt: bolding the l'AlilL' of. rilljat :1111;' 4m1)% : The plaintiff, in the }year 113,3) liiiirri•"lll'4,' Oreitof wife in Irelttn:i; sbe v.'as 3 Woiii'2ll a l s'''. 4 b.ealliy and accotitplislonenrs, attl ocArb nllicd ~t No's)4: tatn'tly In 'that I...logriotri. , Ile illatt'iwtll I:,cr iuto this coonlry, and 1i'.i' d .... " .: 11!' ii "r ~ n o l l:lc r in' of I he greatest'. haralot.l' itiut Ittrt6l.ion, a 0 ,.• '''. :(' foriions Weiie Acdo,eii by tlui pr , :;i:01 (I..letlilmt,;'" Iti"Lt'uld aii%ear that the defend tilt ;old I..kiri:';'JA .• d of 3 citatio3l io;ri-:6''..le,i'll ' Irr°vg,ite,,and 3i 'he Ow, wkit...ii t ; ,ii'. tlit,,iil;if, the scrva:t9 were iudocedin wa ch thor caOtr.l, It i \'''ll4 in the efirV part of th e veal' 18 tO, IPiit lir! oPlril,,,in,i,i,ll and h' g ~,ife. wetn'to live at il car; m jar aiaple, Wll3 011 a visit 31 11101100. ;°r;Vcrc,,,,,i t a.'l . lt 11..(:(t'llr'o'l'ia'rti:'.1ItiiYvl: 'l t ' ,;I'..r.3B(ll:l)lit:'s'it'll°(,tleis:l4til‘liNlo.l.l:l°- ti:lie10111::: C ' ti • :111.(1Cillletal:Ill)4iii:', :(1°! ; (1 .g i l 1‘ ' il e• ): : 11‘ t : l i e': I t : : : : r1):1;:111:11 ,. th-at night, in order to 'ascertain if thelr sPyi,'otl Were well foot:clod. The evidence W,ii.ti t`" that 'ptr.colltli::,111cl::)(ctill-titli%.it)ell-319lietittlift.leb•ritiitr3tttC11)igsi w a i ' l l:. I iL‘.4.`°r fi,lin,lll3'i,;:i ' a l P t I:va:rt:,lltliti:Lrel.-1: Qe;:):alisbigunte.‘di . 'VIC 318'11)111"d I°'''' '''‘ did . not sletli together at. the cott4eLi n il i'AuiL!jv , NV. Serkiatit BfsT, for die (10111d:tot, :Lllollr'l , Li iliere Olaf 0 verdict most p.iss nliost bin), 1)0 t. 1',... 3 li,6 i„r .yore no circornstances ot ggraviitioo..--S the plaititiff-Dolnages cototh ' 41 ncs n::ili.:l,iti.iai:lii‘i'cailsuilt.l.:vlT:icri:Ba.lll:ll,4ntue:tvi:ri)ti.):—.ll ticel:letritrmii.(3)::.ir;:ii,l:l.:7l,f":. J.:: Lor,d EL,Lst4,6puouG 0 ob,)etved, liigt, 105 ~,, r t it, wow, tiun beTe wag:. clorly oo •the rati of ." iit l o d to a AerdiO.t, he...coulti not •' v dolt ids fa I ' l '• p.rptliti,l7tetn:::ofetrt.on:oe bui):!l,irtvimi.yesrniiiji::s.f. Ve.rdict loc ) ; lie pltiotifi.,,,Datfico IP ' . • - Smirt-111 kt.o MA i",k:E r, 191 7 ; f • 04 4 ' 'Phis dAy's• Marliecii;“.l,.., 4ra,iii:y ..twiy -) ti ;,,,,,,, ii4rent 1: 41 of . Calle ; Peel, Vc4l, L''' 1 , ~11 Por k - .1,,,,,,,1) • ~wI)PPt-i last.priccs ; to ii 4ll.l.ete the trilig fear LIU: ITIOSI WO 00 I?Ut il l , ; , , ,i3t! ei The ,tiles i, ilp 114,1).13,1tet %cr.,' nc-9,!!!1.,,f!..d 'tt*.tvlte.tclietl a bo ter price. ; fl.ty. ill'r i `',:t.:01106 frillen in Pr.,'"flie folio wing pfic as i ' P are- 4 cprred st;4teirr..nt —• . . Peri' 45. Srlf.i:Co6itfr.i'4,l)6l°'ENdi,i:ftrotnw..:l!44l,s.l.64,l•:;:;ll ' OW Ss. (41 to 75. Ot. - Poi is. (AI. to 71. ,•,, .• . 83. od. fi l ' f1,....,-. • •i b ' ~,, Cah' e ' i ....„, 659. Sheep a nd .arn i 4•1, • ;4 4 .. -.. • --, ' I f ' St.trilfrlSLP 11,a,Y.:1/4tA3t:.,' , Jo Hay °.• '''. 0(!. to 7 1. os. od. stra‘v 41, so. , '°.odt Clover 6 . 1, os.• Git, to $l. : - ;i. • ' ' ' ''ilA l; . , . .......-- t if i 4 , . „, '-,0111--FActtrG' a .I*Ut4Lt '413 1, , L. hiss ti n frt•sti :arriVals'of v.11,0t, 1''',',1;,,,1y'.0 wanting goat) t 0..),.! ,1, toles or, Ogia. e gt i r N pit 41, 6 : 1 ", , d r.Aher Ill)" er in vice; Do -'';' ,', i „1 - ,::!'', a il i t i t - t oil ion "t ....,' i White Pe34 3"‘l n'' - 1:11, Cl)'' i _WI It, • t the ' ilf r av e • 11‘.•1 ' t tl e Hods ttea,lY A • , 1 /' I V ~ , .15 0., .. •,'.,. , sale' -r" "' ipi f • 'On • are ir short suppll,l,l,' r 0 ou r • . - ..../ .• ~ i &Aid iist pri •es 1 lly' l'ntaiaedi. L . .t. LI in. . . t quotJtiOns .' 11 tog",!i wFitiie6jdtit'n; ..!."' i . a it : a il s B ° 6 S S I' o i eft 1)-"C.71S',(°°1:11 ; i: 35 ; ' 'i 4 .li 4i RYe (trees). . .. 3ei a . 30, POlAlgi il_'!.lt6 . ~)2 t s 4 ;);. 134.hty ~ ~ .. , 2 „s, , 37i 1,0-iltoeTil . ty,,-;is riflalt . ' .:' . Los' a 71s l A P c S - r • °7l° r•Wiiite,PeaSe . -40 i 3 45s Vint: plop . . Oi .rey,oitto . . 30i a 41s Seconds • 11C411S (a . id ) - 7 4 6 s a ..... $: . ... /b ~,,,..... ,,,flea (tar. . , ,i,),olelyseil:6,ll)ii'lij3f otollepobrfillui;i i . e:lar:olll4o.ltuellsiYet if.:,yote");;;;4,:it.elinfi,ii:,:tr: .10...44vitireis,V3110US-pJrl6 L i t i iiicreolo.o. ilaCre. Such 14 the celehritY 'J i l l e t of ibe x ~ I,i 0 tractiort or the Afilitary 91)01;13c.e,jait ll ', ot iiir:ant,.livllich troy 1:) said W,0.1 its,,i,ilJP.!, battle, Taal' "atirpassing anY thillg - I teiSt pl . seen oil ass Y , e , . ,be 0 tea. E, • „ . i t trios., ~ c o " 4!,i,,t tliiii ipqinootoos cpsio, i , iliogeooll h,eitoo 144( every tellet, :tea solisca v.. 1." • iity cao 00, itberil i lle c vise, kint..llscit,tl Abut 'or iciondri ot a d (0 1 should' be giVeri,to the t"'''' i n crea sed,,{ `l6ll,el)4l`'‘ try.• , chic acconnt s,, tor the ..,_,,.t co ~. 0 . I.tUorti4l'o, STyp-ric, 39, th e 011.°70„..rosily hid " I blood, " . ..,,,11101 " , prevetoing.the..eilgstoo 0 ~...,s ici l the Itio..'ficii'l jurpally. . rhe'largeor,lcr,s v,"4,11 uoiliti I-,,,;)1:1 A 11 ecaries . ' oily • .I received from s-ipo- i . • rpcie 'ittebt 60 410( .I.p tile. by the tit kt S,,i.4eofis# ~ it ti w flip! consideration ad eillcoci- , a 'iltion) °. o' irt,..tron other asaistaticqA lege, - ard° q er ll ' 'eti iron, , t he Apt ~bot oblic Oa . ~. c(J c '.'Co‘Vincocii.°:tiol•gcrd3ititi)4;:en t f l tTe P Wri:,lr;.s,.lii)tcl tt):"lll6!:':*.f,d'a /11:4: late Nladmite Go'! vii`i,t, .610 tcriteir goy l': Inlt, pnl.dicatiti cif iliis lo O r i r ise saints bc.,,,,i:140:: .04.1ericho," is replete lita j",..,,,r ~1 t:10 riJ same iituplicity Of }6lYlet, 'a i'liii.beetl c:i.„...„,"1.,, 0 „ thr which ber formor Wat ~ ~ . mired, ' , ......-- -1 ~ ; 11 .. , • ....„. , CA'' , ---------'--------rtic. , o , et Big •,:li, I V '''id,' , Wl' n the t trh ult. rt. NllO.Qt,-, A 0.,0111c-oijott.r• Nl34).gliJkl,ol. tile it•oyal N.,1',.,"0,"!,,),5i.t.tree,*:*7' .. . i to." P ()P ..MlAlttily iitst,,lLit.,.o'rig, o f 4 !:',,,C,';1'5,,n, el. tlic Lail) 01 1 haw) ..! ,4„ict ,At,' On TUeSii.ty lakt, Mt , „i . . . f ' of, o.C:dlt ~..," sqtirtit, of 5- Pakigirsief.olopert earalor, . , ..ritri tart. • .' . _ ... . • • gl,c),,' ii 4, ,41,0 it 1,69' 10 -1,-, pi, :41, ' On Sunda'y List, at tiillo'",w,ro ft 4,. crt',4 R opt! NJ4), to -Mi i. rift, tio'At in 54u02.01 6 r,r‘ , : i , I J C hairm a o ottito bo.aro i.,:',io,,!_ls'v pq. 49l;re'r: fali;lsWo;:l,9l;tre4l';','?llig tiff‘oPtl'''. r ..jii7r 14-71P'''' r ,11), i m iss } puwe'i 1,yoli11,41tr).11o14:01511,1°. youtlior '°' ..„:"' "."" . 1 4 Yon, (4f ,i i.ii ter . 1101041 Va rilik.. ) _,...,,, L4rl or:Str.tittintoic ' r ' ' gr a ' 1 r plirD.' vont O, .• a , 164 sP r .• !J. On Saturtly nikot .ir,t-; e 0 , , oir• e r 3[ 4l ' l'itnotity Phic,.:, I.sq, .10 hip 77;a10011, d Ott Sunday, ill, itVilge.road, P 014„, 444;r:1,114 tptpos I'kll-... 11004. ° - • NAVAL N;.WS PLYNOUT.II 4 , JUNU Ainawi frigate,. Captain PAI;;;..Tu, for the coast of France.. • ••• Wept into -to lefit, Shannon Arrived tbe American brig Gaideu Age, 9lS,,ern, FAlavi cLo, Mister, from Tarragona, Mahon, and L short; with Efcargo of wive and ( . ..-ork; bound to this p,,,rt for onset~, and is Linder . (par at; t ; site 7orant4/a, bt‘iutiging to :his port, AIiNtA.D aster, from Lisbon. PORTVA , WTII, JuNE.-6.--.ArehTd• his Majesty s o 41'i) diplacirms with &gilt s;jl of transports from Li4Uon; Zepk, i r and Gannet li-on),a Sailed the Echo with a convoy foi the Downs. Doviw, 4u,vs 6.—Saited the'Duchess of • Bich. and ,Lariniouth transporta with the 35th ut on board for tb Downs. TORIAAY , JUNE s,—Arriveil the ditnlizzpn frigate I . l•‘,in Plyw.yath the Leopard:frigate and . her con voy remain wind bound, EPICRANI, ois: A LATE FROSECLIIIO,I4'.. , :trairgct information, Lawyer could bring! 'I Plan is as.odd as the Planners R. Cxuac.:a NIA N N r a4s• was wont to stand up for the KtNG, • but !lOW 'its the K I NC. against Ma N Is () A' The milelt (or 100 Alit , oats, a subscription inArhs, of 50, h,•i mixt' Yurrirg thiarneloiAc p:ace Te.ityrnhy on Crawley flea' tr,lltit fir iron) Coptbome, where Crikami noux crittturyled. 'Bejti•;A . was -3,10, 1 ,911 13.0 cder, -tcn.l city r s:.!s!otnizi; Woe Gultij attd 4/ 4 .0)0•P, tern lire ttcr, • • anti Bill Gibbons am) COeb ifalitipin tor the We t.. wthrirer . • • Tii 113.A491: . Roubd x.' Sil verthortte Ina& pia); bY attempting a stn.. • prtcher.at 114 :I,l%,.Fsati, was.'"lll""PPetli'z'htl repaid rtglir . and lett Lit tile 1110111 h aitlll wltiell.produccel au eilUspri of blood, i h contb;o,ints nt , engap,t'd, .40(.1 Si; v,-..r -liorne hit spurt at the hotly,' ;go Was hit &own. N., 111211 was eynr Wore miltrd in ohe round.—A 40 lon Belt:bur. .«. bilvetthome, With titnidiry,'armag.no doubt twin pll. niohhicht to tlk.: first round, kept away true .his .:I(l.yersagy, , but oti . bettc.in,t 6 , .. to the extfernity.of tne ring; lidicher urine . play fight left, NvOiCh . t¢ltj' or) thc.ftetid`',Silvertlinrtie i damed a sligh ; bloW i ll juitgcrt tli lrWrp.W►,histiclvcraary , 'a throat, witbout aud he 20,4•11ik3i, siqipp(l, when Bel. cher, patted isi4 zh'hl it, detimu.c,. and giKetiti,,mi pl - anted a' . gocict. body bitkv, anti he was rt. paid- ny 11 flom.'cr. • • 3. Silrerthorue !dad 'like a or ti n : hautis of an exc. cittumer Belcher's d. wore 'wile vtiot. oh , 11) , ,ht. rally took tit which Silvathorne waa I,tl, ished, but Belether threW away trio wtionti Silverthoroe: node two good stops: • Belcher nwsert a,hit aud.olust4. 'Witch Silverthoote threw bun, but 'lie was much weakenet,l by toss of bloOd. 4, SilvertluSli , ...rnatic a lot at the batty, which 'Was hair« Ur/piled, tend a r,rtti•ert rally to 3; ;,Arse, the further part - Of • with:hitch:her wad by and This'acivcr4 4 4Y, . had none tint %writ or it but iielerwr is always; a' strOrig hitter, atut'aft;:r putting in a blow, closing , took place, and Stiverthorna mot:vied a i:ross•buttock, to Ulu a tei.hnietd phrase, enottAh to horst Ilirrt, , • . Both cry:only . wear., hut Belcher hit his adversny, twi,e itt lh t.ice with. Ills right Ilar,J, whh.fi Addoitt'eon si.tcythly to the I:ll4,inhH'in cleat. Att ifregulOr tally p,atc, thin Stlvetthuruc tel Ali)/ Utko, but ha tag itt S. . . . . . 6. Reiclivr made a .atilt tight. handed hit at the head,which wai welt sroviied; awl he vi•olitto a tiettlenctowi rigits•ttdridol body tiuw o which tint r;,;1 itianctlim fi cly tcII, but ve:titorrte tell in attempt:l% to um . • 7. Silverthoine, in 4' inbst, distressed Sra a., , peared anxi ous to get a 4,11,. but Belcher imrelully until he, rallied, and' when stagi,e• Lig with . iailura ut oil eligi it, Bel cher hit him a-violent 'blow in the throat pill, w too he ,vent do,o with redoubled rcc, and never appealed again ; he Wit% ) however, beat by not.sibpcokii, , ta tithe;, (or un his Sconiirsoimeinplisig Iu hell: Intit utl tne oottle f h s edder' knee, he felt prostiate, and was'carrieti, to .a Post-chaise. Belcher • threw', ill SOILICTSei lilt wmuutX, and rode ID L o i n ko on t i le box of a gentle:nail's bitou‘lie ; bit .ditterent was the situa tion ijr,the loser, who W:l4 absititCti be:¢,.. The battle lasted 19 11111111 LS. REMARKS. • . Belcher never had a finer ~o )ortunity of showing oif his pre.einnient sciencei 11(11 eVeli fie toukht 1i , 141.119 ddlicully at j e,eitio . g at his 111411 when chose, wish a rug. liilvettliothe is certainly 4 game wan, but whetner the: natile of -130lcher. had impressed on him' plat sort 01 timidity so contrary to his conduct with l)b , gherty, tre cannot stag. rte made but oiw good hit „during the Vittle; and itistead of tightnig a titan like aelchet at the head, lie was cositiminlly throwil% away riot ; h an ded .blows at haif lehgth at . holy, Whit:4lqt the righ t side of his head open, and v‘ividi Lelt.her, - by his quickness, did notlail to take adstanta, , ,4 of. The Population (A Cambri.lge is ascertained to be 4,604 MIeS; s,6Bll'lem.ates—Total 1%292. ; - Topolsiion -of Norwich is . 37,Cr46, being 2,o2s'reis than in t 746; the females exceed the wales by , nearly 6006., . • „ 'the P o pulation of .I.lury Edintintrs is—in St. Mary's, 1,745 males, V,401. females ; in St, Jame,'3, 1,731 males, v,061 tetnales—l'otal of both parishes, 7,938. . Mr. PITT'S Birth-day was celebrated in the Most gratifying inatinr at 'Leeds, in the Assembly Room. NI.ISSANDII4 TURNI4I ) Esq. the Mayor, presided - on the occasion. Ahorit 130 of the most respectable characters (Attie town and neighboorh6od were pre sent. The tlaY`passed'with genuine patridtie festi vity, and fire deepest veneration for the memory of the wise at,ll dkinierested who ,had pre-. served the British 4mpire amidst the wreck,ol na tions. 'lhe worthy Mit)or made an emphatic arid apprupriale speet's.h on the occiiion,.nrid the day wits etiiiiened hv imitiolie toasts, 'sentiiOnts, and loyal and witior.z.l airs.—The celebration was not Lou tinrcl to thii meeting at Leeds,_ but was Observed resiieetatily and patmtically in Ithe' i neighboutrios towns. Thursday evening last, between the hours of six and seven o'clock, a desperate riot took pliee Listowell, cutnity 'Kerry, bet Ween tWo factions (the Multownies and Dillitnies,, in which, atter -, sotre severe fighting, a man of' the name of Ilattheo , Niiillowney, was fired at iron) a leaded musket'and a &A 'ilriven through his Skull, of which he died in a few unnuteg. Th e perpetrator of this'lnhUman act, a • tellow of the name - Of -Diu - by Belly, wis shortly :otter apprehended, throngh the exertions of Oliver Stokes Arid George Church, Es'gri.. anti, on Friday fiSt be Was brought to l'ralee, "and:14.414A in the county gaol, • . ' " v i f but " at 4 p()11 I, 60101 4.-,y 1411'11414,D HA kt KIS, 01 NO. A A blgracit•ccarto 1% n'td^t"tet 1 Zog Prlitheti by V/ II.LIMK AR MR; Elt Si k 1 Soulh Memo lit ," bc tad. tar ifits Stni.e/urtcs, t btraud, set cse 4dtter fist-71147;1f Qrdert for"th4 Peer?. Littel for th e Editor kc. (post.paid), cnO 8" ,t: 1 t i i 1 A i 1 i.l