The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-03 00:00:00

'TT) - theGi : Aiernment I&o4,itiLsci Spies. not tipon your apnnintment ihe.Goternnieni in eh ier ot Britklt North Amoliea, yoir raeterand talent; f“; a Soldier and a titotestn.in, dis ,pelkd every alip!ehensio,, and htfg,st in the inhhi, of his Majesty's sutCpels, a choti;koe of itteWily ,in ploperty, which animmed t; ,e ett.rts of the in dosirioni, and set at drlianek the 'danger of attack - Ito enimiec open -nr ‘!` The high (* . mini) forined of that chlraner and capaetty, through the , experi-Tce of. others;_haq been: contirmeti, : ,heightetied, tipuit ouir own view,, tiv heels nut. to be OlistaLen'; apd'ln! Excellency we shall ever feel tn:)st gr , tettd, that by a line of condom able, con : iiiittnionat, lettperate, -but firm and decided, y'on calmed the ferment exci , ed by a few vain, I.vrongheaded, and ambitions individual. .• have rotAtitlt4: Otijetils :refewd you in your c ommit e. that I. lit-We beep enabled to tarry on the mute ordinary business,ot, the Oovern- Metti., • `•l3ilt in' ttgiS manifesting_ the obripr,ltibno t am ".under to you ; :ow podic gruunds, le.t Ale ,nut forget tit which 1 aui no', I assure you, srlist . hie, AO arc fainded the pers,wal detc ..rence, and the set-thuritti of regard which you love 'at times toward.t tor thrhe I beg you to accept 'my Very - aineg.lv i.ll4llksj , they eknott l y o u Alt my best 44,hes, for your_ iudividattl, iihapoiness." , Atitii - esses have been also presented ' root the County of .Warwitit, Tetrebounc, and the Thr.te -liners. . 11 7 el SIR TAMES ckAip, A. few rt ihro, Sir Jie Craig and suite, and Coi(7nel KLiirpt; . Colonef Thornton, .Colonel Captain Manlei , Dr. Sotilerwilte, &c.' arrived in town frnm o,nr-i•ec. The it/Tar-it:ire of Sir J stiles , Crtig from Canada is universally regretted, nat only by the what 'ttatits it the province, out by the c o i n.. metcial intere.ts connected with it. His great at ent ion to the tradeot the Colony, and the nnprot e inem cif its'interior commun . ) , ations—his firm and decith'd conduCt in,suppressing the ferment recently raised there, by a few inisgUided individuals—and the able, edirient,, and Constitutional man l ier i n which he administered the affairs cif Ibis valuable Colony, hive rendere.l him an objed of general reprd, ig,rl his utietnilry, we have'op dOnbt, will be Ion; cherished there by all classes Of `the 'people. Previous, to gnitting Quebec, 'addresses Were pre sated to Site James Ciaig, from most of the towlns, and the following selections which we have made from tin.; Quebec Paper of the 17th Jane last, , must atfind great 4alisfactiuti to the public i ititlee4 the etvicent Govices of Sir James Craig, during his go vernment in Canada, cannot tail 10 secure to him the approbation of his Sovereign, and the applatiae of the country. BERK - ELEY .PAER,IGE, " 't'he deinsion been compldely 'removed by. your Excelleney' . s it.(egrity, and candour; and we bazatcl )o iti log; that yu . u . will depart will,' a regrei so'uAitersaily poignantly lelt, that 'et en t boy,. few-, in who t. allusion bds'beenmacic, now see 01.6 r error, and participate in the general seromioo 01 the occasion. EVIVENCE— OF Tfif REV. :61.14 CBlRFoltiOTOti: • (Lontinucd tf m Vcarrdq.) .• Y 4.11 remeinbo - t m:it wiiiLb. took. place:in . the year 1796---1 ?-wo'ptesent at it, and a suhserib , ing wi &less. Piior to that marriage taking place, were yoU re quested cir emploied. by Ltd Bet lit:ley to have any comtud ar managetnent fa that marriage, ?---Yes. Wiiat examine *lllll was the . best method of getting- a marklagei privately celebt,iitaftur him out tat his own Did, you upon that 'occasion consult with any. protito respeding - the marriage ?—Yes. Who was it ?—A Nll. 'fuller. ' , „ ;11 health that r( . 4Klers it ifecestiry lot - your ExcelleOcy to seek a milder cliniate, increases our anxieties for your voyage being fivourable; and we most fervently pray to toe Almighty, that it - may prodatetuch a change, as not only to enable you personally to receive from nr..r most -gracions. and beloved Sovereign, those tes.imonies of approb.ation which yotir en inert sere ices truly miqu; hot that .you , may yet have many ve.ars to live for the consolation' of your nutneioui friends, mid tciih comfort tv yourselr. FF.OM THE. Q.UEBEC ?AVEC, OF JUNE Ij. The follown.g Address. Vas 'yesterday, at feaif pasi one o'clock, presented by a number of the in illbitants of the li-st seFpcetibility. The Addres s was read in .Engli,h aced et:Ch, ht John "Marc, Esq reselitative'ot the Lower Town TO ilk Excel :ency Sir 14,x1Rs firmity exAic, the, Mosti.l I:titiohle 'Or ;er of thti Bath, Captain-Gener.il and Governor in Ciller in and over tne Provinces of Lower tainota, Nova Scotia, New Brunsi.vit...k; and their several DepetAlericies,, Vice- Annoiral of the sore, General and tottittonder of all his lvtajestv's Forces in the said Pro. vinces of Lower Canada anti Upper Canada, Nova Scotia, ali , t New firooswkit, and their seven! Dependencies; anti in Ow laLud to NtlwtoundLind, tie A:c. &c. " Wt., the inhabitants of the city and distriel of o.6ebee, lidve the honour to present ourselves be. tete t our Excellency, to express onr hineiHT, regret at the appoaching' d'epartilre of your Excellency Irons (hot provitict., • . YottrXccil ., :oey's Constant attention' to the vrts tious and 'complicated duties of his Nlajesty's Go vt.. Hulett' ,in this province, • and your paternal so. licit ode to promote the pro pertly and happiness of e;ery of it. , irljlallltari s, ltdve distinguished the short period of your Excellency's administration bv".:l multitude (1 cv.icre3y Utir cOluttion (ion dition has hero tti every tespoot'ituteiitilated.; while, in private lite, by. Exctlleciev's tioluerous ads of eXielti•iive b‘mevolt.l4l4.the coodit ion of individuals liaS been equally bellolilvdinld.ll4Ppiness abundantly prontoted.... f‘ The Iroor of ireparation between the Niel' and the governed' is ever the hour of trod', and corn minds the icnifidence of all, bontg.free from every s l cipicion of •toterested motives; we, do not tb re. fore .hesi•ate to (Aptess our bui!hrsa respeci and an. rniratt'n of the sOperior talents the energy, impar. itete a sruy•ot coodus4 by Whi , ,lt yoin cellen v'' admittistrition -hail been unitoimly and eininentlydistingnisbed.• • • ;"'.And happy.shall we ,be, if your Fccelletiq's 4uccessor in the Govurnmotit, Mike well tin:illicit for the high trust, and hollow sour exttnple in I administration of ii." Muntreai, lune ti, arr. I, 'be ti‘ t--1 know not. Were you then ithorutted by Lord Berkeley, in the yeAr • i 790, itt Hpiklying for ate lieeb.e Ito ttie marriage, to tv.paestAit-that to; bad teen married be- tor ! . Did .yOu go with Lord' Beikr . ley to the place tiltere he took h►s oath in order to obt, i id li,c li cetise'l,l tikroot . :. 4•'". To which his Excellency was'plvasetllo make the following answer : " beg you Will accept of my' hest ,thanks for this - Address, ex...ryssive of semi. merits of regard atotesterto so flattering tome. It gives me oarticair pleasure to hod you are sitisfied that my object during toy administration of the go. vertimpot.has tioitAy d.rezied to promoting tbe hoppineve and prospo v 41' th e colony committed. to ni) Charge; your asqarances. that I have not quite, tailed. in the attainment 'of that objet are a source of-much gratitication'to Me. I .have never sought popularity, .but I eatinbt bot lie sensible to the neral approbation so. warmly ex pre ss ed. I t rust the sentiment is not otherwise ban cinnmendable, but sure. I:4o(that.l stial; cherish the , pride I feel front that approbation to my latest breath.' "I am at,a lOss to exprcss toy wish 4s for the fu. tore • welfate of the . piro; bite. I fear 'to run into c . inotion place _language, little suited to my feel, lags ; I .can ,only assure, you they are most 'sinoete " an m d,most ardent., Where was the'setiond Marriage; ,was it .not in die' parish of Latrib4 . Who was 'ttie elergyetiV_who.pet formed the Ce remony ?-'-ills name s.k4ti;"*Llnird.7 . 1,,u were preiient* at tire; inarriateli--4 wps. For s'everal tuoutli,4)rior to the, mat ri,age where had Lord and •Lady Lkr.keley been liviog,2- 7 1. do , not reeolleclt .th3t. toeitiveku-af ~ p ring Gird liti• nt . the very nine.; hut when ditty had . 'lieen fuersLN'erai month» below I lerve.tvollemihti. Were you not, ?t--Yeit, \itas. '• • Do you mean 10 , say, .that at anY , tittic 'prior to 1796 either Of iheMresid , xtfor any nate in toe k ris!) or Loolieth Z- 7 1.cannol tell they had alo,:g ing at 'Lambeth ; whutlier ',they - tiled there-l' eatt not tell. • Where '? . —At my, sister's at Lambeth. • • Is your iii‘:; , er living ?—She is pot. ." • ' Or her husnand?,-1-Slie..-tiever-hadi',Oue, • D.d you eer se _Lord or Lad ) . .lL.rkeley al Any time iu that house' in •••ttre . parish of tailibeill ?—' NeVer. .• not.• their cirdinAry resiience in Spring . . G, dens ilk towric y , daring, lineW Myth you C110.3i1 aht r.e ..they talc ;• ill ;TM 11,0 ....,au s iti,;;4pring Gardeho ovally, WI)1•01.-r • .• , iliwo you my 1rpp1f.,1,4.1,,j,)0.1*vet ,priorio:t1);11 period they were living etikot their When I ha,l kket) al Iq,),;ing • 10.4,1,9411.:wa anoilier place, it wassmit.yery. iniprobikblA :Pox 'Might .sieep in it. you 'believe they ev-er 'did. skinp tri-that lodg ing ?—I know ion ..wh a vt her they did or nca.• . You .were at thin., 4l, ti a ttic 7.hrtiry •?--r wag. •• You had t•t;(•;.o flrWly.i , t all time, 01 the day was - soutet:ines ihelr :. t'anilly, and partly., i ,u,y . , • - You. 41 yo.ut ftirojly I you break. taste:a, dico-di.and thc.hutplx ?7 , 71 dlrl Etch sure wbvtlier oie• ; was so Vat! Lcuutc.l not dine '4 7 theirilioqv' , .."-Arill:faSt innially had jLI ll,' f11 ,, W getnie I - triV . , Pane. you miss bfc.'af.ll6f.? 4 -rk,Vpl;P: pos. sibly they be Osjitt r•th . ey it.ile,htlit at" 4 .e .11411 beth Vit hum : my. tib4edge. ' ' 1_)) _ you fecollat the eueurnAilance pt "Lorir and y. Berkeley; .beiiii 7 4l.7eitt. from._ bre,itctast.? . --/ (.:aUnOt .bay, 'wliet - iwr•yqiiiiinigie :or nt.igltt not, haveino it'il..pch'sible they The goestiOri is ribf,'livAietlibr It.i!i { poslil)t~; but Nliether.yoil, wbolilwAys bre.iktastid to ihefamily, rememoyr that either of 044 parties was viol pb.. Sent from the u4nal broakfast tainity,?z-41 carinia recull'anytiether they 'were absent oee4.. •-• " • , „ . Yoq cannot remember the 46) of 0:94 'Wing absent ?—No. The fuilow ing is the Address or the'Executive Council, ,• To his Rxcelleney Sit. JAmr.s Fir.uive clt 1(a; Knight of the romit,Lirailouhshle Ortterfit ok: !Lech, L'apt3lo (hoer:it 3iKl tii,veroot in Chiet to and, over the Provoice of Luyier Can.i.l4 Ace. • Ms.y it pleue your EXcileory, 14 We the, membeo of his Nhjesty's Executive Council, with a grActlit setiseot your Excelleocy's 4onduct toward Rs, it) . all Matteis reFating to the ad mo.nstration of the governmeot of this provmce, in which you beet). pie:sited - taco!! Tor otlr once, and wohdee,Kand slut ere icgrettfryour4tp proachirig delta' ttire, nave the honour now to preset it oUrsvAiies to take ierave td your Excelloney, "'We - rud4f.be pertnitfeAt asaute yoiii I.:Kr .1- ~ onclr, our most sanguine ex . pettations of an id nunist iat!ob 4:' , .qually ben. fici.tho the interes'ts of his, Moje ty anti of his people which your characiter .Wthit in public as in private Ole ta. ti ' s to look tor, .hitch Ewen. realised by your Excelkyocy's Consfaet tnet umvedricdexertions fo immune the ov;eparahle tutercsts• of both, orliforittly,disttogrikhed by the falcon), the the intpuitiAlity, ond the inte grity by which thiy have , • ." I print les Of this :idiniiii,tration, whi c h tor: exec ution of our (dice, liomfiroe to time, has made knOwn to 04, will remain de , :ply upon our rectillc,zoo, ;Ind in Hie future exoention of our duty, will be recurred h the eonti'lf:Octl, to, which by experience, we know them to be justly eotitled.. " We . teilte leave of yOur Excelleney . with atf!C tionlie attaclonent to your rr,ion . , with earnest wishes tor tt,e re-establislotwiit of your, ttetilth, with fervrnt hopes for your It !Hiltless, and with gratitude fur dirt huge of yotir Ex cellency's ititpboant tiUst in the exiiltet; sostiou bt Goyernur in Chief, ht. which your Excellency will eler be retnewbeied as the true mind Wm thy re d,rr sent,itiv. rib the ty:st of sovereigns." 'lO which hi , ExCelleticy 'was pleased to answer--.. " GLNTLEmaN, . , ttn. sincere:4 gratitude for the - protection, the W1119'1;44, itionterity arid' hniness No , Well eve ilat't' t Noyel wader lira(' atialliliklUtlion,.l6 c le c i ) regret ftir the,ctcp_orture of•yont e4ten4, Nod %o bee t ea . I or . -the, re. mo.ablish me nt your gxtellettey's hts4llt, mod that ran constitute or iii,:rease your hopvineo, !;vi: -tvr.g .peomishion ( 0 add, our fervent, hopes tia,4 your may reach D.glapd in safety ; and, tho approbation of our Tevtir ii S A rt.cityys t Itt97ecoinpence of a life pretii,tH , Tent to tlie t)ait ienance of . the -glory a . 414 ),, a :von:coma of the bear r. 14:ancrire, • . .We rusleatintly takeAtiwe . or7j , our Esteel- lericy" wllicb hid ;xtellenOi was ple4i4cl to retilip t1,e.1.1",:th.!w we t • to yetuin you rny.sitiOere tliank; tor I t'is wittress. • " Your exp:c,sionsof personal tegßrd to tnyleit are doubly eiOiam..:,'d m my : stimaiton,, by their twit% accump 1 , 41 I , y yoOr CoocOrreliCV, itt the ICC tilie of rtieToildttel of flty of t . be Govtrtunent tit " tpe, ' prOwnce ; illottdr 11:1's titw.r been' my Aim to Court 1)(1,1113i-4y, yei I beg you to believe I cisoi•ot be IttsensOrlV to general an tipprob,ition ; pit cums.ani:r'6, rt hi, it, as you ObsHrye, cotouyrucl the confi(kneer ref sib, by btiMg . free from every suspicion of illteieSttA 1ott:10 Ph" riiy Soir'i,reigo, it I Sn h a ppy As to it, it Will bci, :pride to li:tve merited Our 'W I h tti .inost ci . r liat wi,tres , inr the Hess iltttci prp , ,pority r,t the totony, and with 111'e sin( crest assur,ipe , ..s ip all, tbr I knoia not t'lte artftmg yen, at vt)hoto I p,:rsonatly to curni,lifilf, anolv, OKI 10 sliy- Mier the niarriagetad taken place, at 'which you were ,preient toe year 1796, you continued fu live in the. tatnily till lite .year i 79) ?-4 betiebe - longer ; but not to 'sleep in theiatuily. After the marriage had4takeh pint e, do' Y 99 '0: collect the birth of a ion - in U 'year 1 797 rather' think 'he was born at rhe' end Id the year 170(3,'sti far as tuy . iec(..ltection gots.. Were you'preserd at his b,iptiinn baptiie d flint 'Where Berkele C' y e. • Lid he'beeti'llapLivd before inj o ontion I "illa not at the t title ; but. I hare wince tit:ant - that he hatllieeii privately bawized.. Where ?-1 'have heard 'at , 'St. Martin's in the lis. • - • " rr 1 receive: 4.% satisfaaion the expression of genctialesteem, and approbation, 'with which on the cireasion of MY departure, 1 itzt honoared flow vartons,patts of the Province, bow Much more l'toil tit ying to my feelings most (hi:6e Settlittletitibe i cowing fre'M tire criemberi ut his .Majesty's I.4;secn rive CO'uncil. Others can judge only frem the ef fects 'produced by such measures as have . pursned during my 'admiois , ration of the GeVernment of the provinee. You, tientli.nten, know the privelples upon, which they have been tonn.led, and 11)1'0 been made 4ciptainted with llie motives of all toy actions; You are, therefore, Meru able to appreciate theui at their estiniatiOn. But Gentlemen, if you thus allowltt . to lake the Credit of not having been.quite unsudessful in rely endeitiours in the.public Service, permit me to wititp e you, that I am nut insensible to tlia:tibliga uoti 1 ant under lot the'eonstaur and etileeisistenee that I have received from you, I l ever found your,advice-theutted by a zealous,ettaehment to 'his Majesty's Govetotnent, bye perfect knowledge the title 4titeletAtt of the province, aria by a BOAC* ous regaTdito.the just 'rights 01 tilit-people; anti on the ono hand, I have availed myselt Ot this 'ai sistabee on every ocession of higher moment, so on the other; it has been solely owing to the unwearied diligence and assithious attention with svnichiov Arrived QII Friday evening ) , James Dunlop and I , :tietitir N. S.iint dtpllts(l 17 the Li- F.:itlio t ai th, City of,Nlontre;.o to prei,rot the'ir . Adcirt...s to Eteelleticy the C;Overnor in Chief, ;;:r J. H. Craig, K. Etl, on his deyarture for Britain. 111 , , kixcellotcy teceived .1,h,-.16 yesterday of .two tinnn 010 delit:ery of Ole Jk.:lo,r 4s 'ht.. ) . itiltlit-413,L1y left.. to v. q to reitirrt Inc o .t dnows:-- F o c h t.ik::,f_y Sir 1 A tttsl.l pwcf ett night of Ajot, lion, Older r:1 the Cainiki . o;•.(,ei k cy a i un o Govvrwit itf Chid th And Oyer the krovuoeck,pl" Lower C 4, or.d4, • (I ; ivei Canada, t•rova arittia , Nvw ho'thiltwiett, and Depottleneies. 4.0 4i9lllfr il i pi sumt. (entral it i b d Cf11)1:41ill)del at LI I );Mgjetts'i i F rets m th y salw Provnxvi nt tower Caninta, ;nal Upper LtlyttNi. iqt)titi Schti4; Nett , Bruninikk, and their lieptol4 phit lit the 1440(1'0f Ninv tottl id 1 dnii, 04:c. j; You do not knoW that 1 - ,61 do not. Were - you, . at the. time 01 .I.lld Jam b :of:that child, and thu - bapti^stit i it London in the...tititily ?—I. should apprehend Was ; but' part of Ibo onie atter I.matried;.l left the family As soon - as toy .W mine*; we; done; perhaps by..cievett or t wave o'clak. in the ilay,,,;;lod reSidedlo . a house of my ()Wu. Wart the,chrishiniirg.al: ,t)ardens ??—! know - nothing of that ; there was no ,keeping,ui tlja christening.to'my krrtrwledge there. Yott do not 'recollect that the first 'child,- born of that second twiringe, was naptized,at Spring Gar dens 1;..-=1 have heard so' Since, but did not.know 'it at the tin,e; 'l' believe it is dot usual to keep anY ceiernony at •the time of. naming a child ; it is a very short Ceremony. 110 you, happen to recoN6l which of the two it " 4, 11,1Ay I'LKA9I? Y 9611 14/(ChLLENcy, ,t , Wo. his I.'vliiio4lrt ! dUtitul and loyal iubjeets 16 i i ,10,014 . 0 orlthintrt;al,, beg. leave to approach 'bur EY,t::i:liener to expresa the Litt) concern wdteel CO. the prospect of your bp Lletly departure tup this , tcutorv. . . , . - ..'We cats never forger the finxictyr which pre vrtifed anterior to—Tour ,lAcelleniiy'i isiriv4l to the erovioce; by reason of *the'incoenpr.ebensibl6 policy `• it"t; A ate LON UON Printoi I 'OOIICH - A RD snot rOrV 0.41 1.4 14 'US. at NO. Matoot-cnurt, li9vv-iittect 44a veblist.,Ni by WILLIAM .+ 1 MI V liit SCRlPVS,iouttiM altarl A 4 the SUN OFITIC ge s No. !iv. Strand, where Adveritiements, urdrrs lot Liao P4per, Lett t rs f or t h e Edit or a rc , v giltifelit , ost-paid), mutt we - 6' otts that---tilitriv-ered theiegisfrY of the I think, I was the fiv , t I%at gaw :he bdt.ps, a d lU. fier:ren, the ffr.o' iii, ~.,pg the ii.gisiflof th ie nat. ''''''"-*4-'-. Mt.,. Scriyin. opened Il i brit i think d' • covert.d :clam dill l;ne,;ii, , iiii I ' ' . AI Itiras':.otl teCollea, the too k3ve —ll.ainti) ~./. •tlicililie.t:'?:ltilllllll.,ria.;:e.t::e:6:iltigt:iit.tobi::ieg, r i :::::: ,:fli'eti::: bil.' ,Y o 4i, but ir, o pening by Mr, Scrilen?-41111A I. k ercit hy Alr, S e riren ?—fic'-...at down, and I lolted over 1115"siotilder., a. was . tierily. ► tt)gether ; bot 111) 11 • 4 4 • i_, . . n 3 d not you betore teat, piirticularly evirin4 ed the fits' fcaf in kweiy tegistry-bonl4 in t atl Ucto c itit' l t - teo 11" ow n? t 1 tat ion ',— i e c ; every , buiik li to'no.t be - lot e; li, ~1 botieve, both Ot .01; ',Every book tip eughoot ti..-`Z e st; :,... it , t off _. Wns thereilny particular attention gi.oti.. - , i nr ' l le . ii ?-- We ‘uppuserk that the tirit led wriit::, first li t pt-di.coveintiie ; we did ' not etti!ect to bit if pil'ileil in (l i lt 'manner. ~ , . „i. , Wiwther pilior to its being.viScoVerea, yrtoto. 1(4/ t'Pli'm .4.ai pArtiehlarly iiireard tti the t"..4n'i°l ti of' the first leaf;Of each book ?--.Lord Pierk lel ' t the diredion. he give to nv; slat , d; kl''' i 6 14 : 3 lie:•reolletted; it was in the'itisi I,illol ihrtYv.!.. . De l itilthi,::4;irit,rtsi:o•ll),i,p)a:pi.i:id:::iiirtrtliticeict.:ilivaiiestsriitio,l.deriait,i:,,;te)i,illoioeirlafeitit t.s.iiit'ilirtenitailiiociii::lth'th,raelle:',:ettitil,'.:,irittLl!:,e "Did you, upon that ditel 1011 , 'I). t last leaf ?—We exitititiid very partioalarly ibr“l. eyety.,leaf in every b o ok. t i i lee It wunld hiVe beTn ii-upw:Ait-,!: , fjr the 0 41 0 , have esatuined ware al Licularly any oiie 101 l :we.ifid, -•- • 1 ' ) • Were to rt, at,quointed ' o ;Co Mr.• b l oPi llttnl' : ' .1 t ip Down to I be_ t iine of hi; death ?;.-l'ilit (- i Grid Ihe time of his dta th ; theerhtn etti on tHwe e ' 4 1 and ilord Bet keley's farnity h a d -been broken uR year before' his . death, I should third:. s.-. 101 Was , tbree *atty. dispute bot %ten 'bent . me , eras a gnod'deal ot coolocss between Orin to 4_eilitence .0f liis be hat, lour ; I nndersto nd ll° on' 'l:3erkeleY Wu! represented' I tint she cisall no I c' 4 ,4 der the sabre root wan a wail or bi, liiitos , manners..` )Soi Were they af.ierword; o n beiter terms, , , ;.‘jr , Lrr(l 'll4keley I t ad *been 'promised layLli'eli,teGo. Pat tire living i il 13evristan6,1it die couny°, oui i'e'ler, whenever a shuutd tall,' fur Mr( 110f,I0, h did tat{..in the year 17y4, and be &Me to o ,h,i mouth, where the I,i:lih) thenwere, whicil!nbirii Ort. , tithe of iny see:ng lila), that btottght "11' thel i : V I: e ll family i i t et v ' tt.wss again. tt l' 1:: (?• i - i — d loa cannot ;4 ,' Prec I' '. ''. ''ely sal; i.e • , k e tio 4 , When: 'vit.4 it the brea'oll' oink tau '' • 1 IO rY there 1.-,I e.lnnot teil ; it vi as vvive yeo - ,i t tY) went into the 1.1n);13'. I (16 not linow th i 'i icii ,) Precisely a breach ; [Ad) , .13.rkee) "1.(.0,,,5, with his dimmers, win,:ll' w.ere; ratite! liccatt ~,,,r,,, ii.tlt:l,.ivea,faetnbti),E)l,l ?il2,....e,t,witlieirvb.re :111,isii•dveitoigiltiltnli,ilir,1„ivicieitio::`:1:: of - Hart is with the'diVorce.! %r'itt! tit 3 1.. •,, . ) 0,: . , `.! 411,1,,er is Chancery, sliinoWlile.noir W1i.11,0 Hsi clit'd bi - 1708 ?....-S , ) fir ai cftit.fie 0./ he died on the iji.it ii of :ti.ovetilber i f,.) 4, ' ,ir Where was'iw ii,ing-i.tti;ii ?—.soiftwlle,reilie ot heve4..hear fietiloy W4ll, M. %V iiil,oll 7 I 'Old ' IIIC) Mil ir itsrol be had %%lib Lord Befirlcy, w , f c brao hub ihe Manse eiiint lv, was, rilelice, o' 1797'. liOl i° tiit'li'rlit,trer it‘ivgiLltu-gruitaarryreillt:ilbiat...ll:sll.o:lo.:l:oo/, 'Was there any it tercuhrse'a any Wo w , 0 lio Ilupstnun Crorn'that peribd of 179 7 1 1 , 1 ,;'' 0 ) ,I t' iily', ?; ;, sP;(llitm Att . when he has b.iiiislied i ' , I t i V :l.ore 11110 lit. • pass letters (hitch' about to'', 1,,,0't ril lio" p• Mr. kinpoman .inAing apologia 1 " f h los ti but 1..ur;1 ti,,,;rtteley wai so dlsgiated 00..4), l'' viiatir that - 1 believe be never anaviered ,11:3„ii., llnpsin.lu never came itio,the family 3 1 ~ 1 0; - He ivas'ileVei received in the (Oily OP' r--'l\ll, 7; received . 1..1.7...17 fi n'ally iccul,it. itededo.,llll.7ofea.rnii,ly ?--ll'i.:s' i cn: a In r 1! mg , til 11.1 R I lis. Sit t ;gl Olt flit 2,ISt tilt, at Edinbtajytt, the L AY & 1. 0 Stett.tt M4o:etat, part• of a sett. : ' i the Om 1114 4 9 111 ult. At 14111, licit!' Sotititaloptol t 0 ,4 Ni 11,4145: tioAciit, IVI.IY. OfiVallght. , ~,,, t he Li Yetcrtil), at his hoU3e in fortl.tml-piJcv- „ad ltti;haid 11,11., 1., t.l. at d Ostighter.. _ „holocit, rj,,,) , J.Atei y , 4 r Spittle Fatiii, SuilteX. N'I": !, ri 2.00:11" 1. Th.,tlisett, tettesticrM i SOll, WilicAl li I . the 2.24 tillte at Oct Itccouctuttentt PO ' .. .' 1111.111 XI 1: 1). i v illyol sirs 1)11 thl 401_,0: 1 goo last, al l'igt-NlahloO,i, ~..I,gotc, ioaii Felton, h.sq• Agrot lig victualling I, t3N1,407.410 ;I 'Wer, to' Miss Anna Moia Volts, or the 10.1:c''ry 1,044:,007),„ On Tuesday, ed r. folio Allan, Coo;",7o,,;gliet• ' to Miss • Saran ,L4ologni, of Builiimithi, . skive. . •ni fs', ' ißrililtitisat.ii:ftiva,yor,tiatttall/401.arriya.clee;bro,A.OleisC,l)ireoh,:ittelliiiiiS, ° I ''"' av riCO PII Cipoti.l)l4CC, (;Belt 3t , ' • Church, .4 Oa Tirsdiy, at, 3t, Lawreoce lurYiut woe, fliso. Nis% William Wellity, to Moo. Cal ,_.o, r e t to , 0 01, loeil.d le ~ 1. ulti.utOcll, I , ...0""sq. of re. bctll, unly naii,;lncr Ut Iniunwo Ituputh ..' Wort.,:bLoa,n,..:. ..; . 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Cliartei'ls,loetri 6 „. °4 ! 0 ,0 itedtostlintiv. • At liamp*te,O, tinily, the licCe a ;11; f,A, 1-a vi,', taq. .. . . bd., de41::(1:16 liatiu..gr•l On Thursday morning, at a fa r . io 00 ot Afin‘ing-I.me. *' ' ' ..i lkfilV/011, 11..:iiii;jiti;( 'lli' I.OSt VfCa, at 1-lastilKS, -"*"-.1,1001, at that Sgiti year ut fits age.- He hot tee & .." . treplatvly floor; .7 yo.irs et, , . rA la ofr .5. Oa.' . todost°7 t o ii •F (lank stocic. 24 t rrsraanaY... .....le, 's ';. 4, INii jk r ctii., c4ift I'l'1 ► it"':sloi" ?its, 10 ' 'Pri per Cent. 79 k i sow,' - 0,1 ,,, is 4.•scheil i i tits, 60 1 per . clic. to:. 63 i tnoidai, 1 0 A ug j per Cell. Corti; 6/ lift (cotta, to , sot udok.L. Anti. thi- ' -----..... '''''. -• . ri; I . `1 F L j '`7 "i '4r ~: f F~,!Y p 1 1 11 i'Ag A I#l , 11i. I - t