The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-01 00:00:00

7 tiiiiiliteilviMliA-ieetv - it'epFortqar; 'ili'-iivir' anti' te. iigiotts rights, of the State. His heartfelt acknow iedgrielial were due for so singultir a mark ot their respe and esteem for his poem. He had ever entertained the utmost eeneration and respea for that august body, and ehould consider that day the. prbooest in his life, in which he bed beer so flatter ingly called to thrs C i ndy. He CoUld Out in a.te quote terms express bis thanks tor this nnstk of their confidence. 'llse honour so han,hsoreely bestowed was become the snore valuable, bet4ade he.was the first 0, the fentily wee bad rereeved an education le that University, which bad onstinavily atipported those principles which 'first seated The Hot* ot Brunswidt upon the throne of Great Britain, He could must correctly assure them, that in selearng him they would find that he was alive to their in terests, and would ever watch over and Noted them. When he looked around the world, and Saw the fallen slid degraded state of some countries, he ' could net but express his joy at the safety and wel fare of Great Britain, proteCted as she was by the wisdom, thts loyalty, and the - Courage of Ater inha bitants, When be refletted that this was the happy consequence of education, he could not but emigre. tulate lids Univeraity, es one of the seminaries from *Web so much general-knowledge bad been gained, leading to poetical and beneficial. results. • 'Some of the up.st eminent Statesmen this country or the world had ever seen, ai.d also for some of its ablest defenders., It was here that the Heroes of Cressy and of Poietiere - were eilticated—it was here, ; tre that other heroes of modern date had reeeived their' educiation—htloett, . whose deeds - of valoer had cikawiteda heat wit h liever-fadieg laurels, and afford- -1 I ed neveatroolS,of that entvgy and spirit which had ever cbaraCterised the British name. His Higlinelk again congratulated the Setyle upon the many dis-' tirretaiSheet cliatakera who had been educated here, was prowl that he had recessed a public education, IMO , hoc,kl be happy, at 'ell times, in visiting ailing dieter; but witollter absent or present, lea chief solicitude should be •to support and pretett the in- tereste of the University Ofcarnbririge, ; Paaripg the delivery of, the Sp eels he. was ire. qtiently interrupted by long continued plaudits... ' An 0 ,, , 1e9 , Written by Mr; Stai:Tlif, 21)001044)olied by Dr. Hague, and in - teltiett shad inc Ca.talani and ! Mr. 13iithinn v. , cre con'socnoth, was then per. form , d. , i During the performance of the ftiregoieg,selern• ' till ftita most inagollicent Preparations were snaking lei the Dinner given by Trine), College in" honour of his Royal Llisltness.,, For this p.trpi,,e tables at. t . FLOted to dine r c!igt.i'll hiiii..tre4 lied sixty ludo/Word* 'Were laid in +lie el - Matt:roof bieville's.bquate, which forms an elegant square, three sides ot which are formed by the 'library and shutouts' apartments, under u hich arse spacious piazzas, where the tables were apreid. The east side is formed by the Hell, and at this end, iii consequeode Of there being no • Coveringo temporary awi.wg was erected with earl vas, Under which' his Royal 1-N014;0.41rd the senior Chtficere of, the Colleges dined, The tingles were .or nameriteei by the most costly green-lionietiewers, which cast a delicious ',perfume thrutighoet-, the -square. To these Were added a rich eud.elegant assoritreet of plate, part belonging to his Royal . Rightness and part to the Universities. ' JO'tbecee.. ere of the greet) Was an elevated circular plarktm, • covered with a canvai &ow tastefutly stinted, acid fitted op wi th cotrmodipus seats for his Royal High.' ness'e band, Whet) played during the • team From - these fanciful oijeds the. attention was ditected to the, cilnner, which Consistrd of 'every delicacy the seaion, could afford, including a great nuniber of turtle, of the largest silo, 43utiche, of venistms t l / 4 c. Nor were the worthy' hikes forgetful of the good old Enelish fare as they in ovided a bmni ot beefiai tritructise weight, which was, t.ippoited . .,en a alone '. iiedestal and - slab fixed in the hill. 1. 0 couks were * apporrecd to dissect it. I'lle dish oil which it was Placed Was of copprr; six r,..et. in lettgOt.--.The dessert consisted ut the must exquisite trait% in. cluding'opio'dards of two huridied pities of the iincst eteility, ~ , ~ it f o trig nqtylplth , t).i; ter the conipatty sat floWn 51-16 . ,thi',0 ler 11%a o'clwl ,- ., the Clittricehor 1 ). 1 4 11 g seat . vii 't.;() z.ub CO ijave, A cinny'iot, view of the whole, as, 1 5:11a)ly, tv ho, - 1 rote tle, gout tv:it 1; e b ich t hey I elite,. CA the: eieleis so prpf, ~sly ,trill 11 , :lpc$ ably pi epled Or' 1 h , eir m oi)",ii , lirti , )tu stenti4 ,to it.ive 4tgdied t lie di;irac.,k t of ilc1;08,./..)/ris it ,l) Pp sfri4l:llfilelkti,',l), ii i d i ~.ii;,,‘ , hi m , t,, Isiive otlfitloro the ;gr;lntico tint) of their appetites the 094 00611tfut .pas. time. ' • . ' ' . i .., . . ere Om .clo . th being A t i efreived, se v ere! l‘yAl i and piniotie torcitt,' pa• t tic,ntarly 'appr9pridi t t t 0 a he ocea !,:keti, e. , ,,te thank 'With ' lint itihla4tti . At sev&,t o'clock , Ow coi , ap ar atty : ,4 ; atm •I,,l ste • ci , to p repare , j ar ilie . etiesirti;.Cot. , 4;ql ' to "iViticit tht.y 5000 after pro ceeded.:. - ' 9 ' ' JuNli .29. INN: r:li.L t• : taaa u r,t . DUr.r. (.4 CLOUCtSTER. Thi• tivry lr clltlOoiii3l took place in the Senate The i s ey• etevcn o'clock was appoteted fitt . ' , twillog the (lr , er*to adoriteonspany. So early .t:ie town' on cruNtletl with ele gledy ire sect 0/o en, hastening to the e 1-lo'. 'the crowd was so groat, that the pr 40. , 9 f.p,,0111;,..1 19 131:e the ticktai . , could not re pr...se., their arid tli , ! sews in a few minutes were compleicly filled. Every attention had been . pei,l fur the aocommotlailon of the vi. sttor.., by the efrction of temportry beeches in the 41 , 4 , i11erY of Ihim iumptuoui eclific . e. - The Chair ot Sta.n was ph. etl •at the west end of the room, onii was covered with crimson velvet and rich gold lace.—At twelve ; o'clock, the procession (in t , ,tl ruder we detailed in our }lope( of a'kursd4) lett Trinity Ccillege, and artived at the 11i,tise,--'.H:s.i-lighticss was met on the stepa of the house by he V.co-Chancellor (Dr. Douglas), and the prucessloo moved op the middle of the NOM, to ti , e ptr,ces appropriated loy. the several. nEtit:111(•11; Dl6 , llll;iries, and others of the 'University. On fin• rtglit ot 'he Chencelior's Chair, stood that of the Viot,,-Citieclior. The v..)per put of the room, next the Chief Cloir. was it .propriated to the friend.; (3 the to Nobkinen and their 1,a(!!(.!•;, mid to true several Dignitaries of 0,- Church, 'anct The Member* of the University .vi-re Accommodated with another part, according to thcir rank. lit the confiniion occasioned, as already stated, by 1116 rush to of the company, considerable alarm 14 as cicated i the heat' became excessive, and it wax 'stagii.,e , d4;,l that the'best way, to remedy the illentive nionce woild b e t o break the windows ; the bin: via, no Niiprier livi tl, than it was put in praattx.,, /11, , U:1(1,,r Ci . ,m.liiotes, with much alacrity went to and wikolov's of, Scuaie were literally beoween the, Chit& Proetor lio‘l tom,: C4i,idt.iate , :, at sispie.supp,sed at I.n ,th waii put art coil to, dto.ruro was tuiliCred in 1w that of the til its i.)l` 'arid wilco the depotatico, si:t. Doctors lathe sei eral tacAilte, si boi 1t c l aria ni st It gent•i, 4 pol 11, 0 „;,,„, Ciow 'I r.nitylrf th4t prito.,,i tw, lii i LiAriel;s. 4 : of t 2 1 1%114, WV tire..d, tiuqud k and et 01 foyal ; A ir et!tnenr tc, .the 11 , phew ilt bur and t.cllcavfsd §o,vcttvign, bich they liave to!rahy skkeyvo. trit ; ovly ttl, yvirid,otv.,ot tl,e wt . 4rt,: 11.2 witti but ate t9pb t 4 boO?“.s i ':zo . o1 rip e lop of St. Mary's C4lOO, wer , ' eo1.;-fottl itlr pc`l4oo3' at With ,otpecs; Cli . , to r)...;.t c,i.tctly opposite' the Se nate House, y. too ty tot gratifyi. , g tlteispeciatots v/ it a s'Elit , it proce s sion.. , When the, preees. Sioti E, :nate A) the Banc! of 41 UK* :it) Gvei it,t ) And 40 6CM a, that tray con. cluticct, (J to qie coruttlneetoput ,of the ketti)k ,; •ill. autlktioe t,u,stitipcl their respeti for his 042,tu“..,s by , ., ~entituen;:of"ispe.ll9‘4, which lasted Soli.!cat luifiuti.s.. To this expression of putiht• lid liis returned,:a,tstiiole aykot4l,vl.le. thtlist Of tile :fhe Vice.eltancellot (Dot,lor Douglas) then ad. drt:44ekt the Assetnidy in , a six;eFlt which wpa de livered in a tone which was inaudible iii 113Q8L, putts of tile 116 had pasht:d [Alto:till* his studies with nn alat,ro ) hieb wcll, rat , ( Andittt. was deeply !IpPr, oB3 &it o r the itrivds f s,y til ,itte :sleainers, for, 1 , ..).4! • . th at the satire that 1110, .."RiAlittess %you'd keel) '" ' this' y A lsta 1 c(it'ictike(l it essii)43lient to i'.'s , ace,ept Jilt! iiiSt OffiCe in I ' , t.i I. - 1 tit . ..it in nn other hands 1 1 u)..ititert.44 :it “i• . (.4 , 11 . 541v(1tt:, 01,4 illtfair Yrstty. t..t.ttild n'ot, fo'r groklidc 'ci iliti 11:1;',11;.1(;v4, • I, t ' , II of 14tvittv, 'I r 1 t ts:"s ti (11.,titictiott .• • r t that 11121ibeii iii . 1 the lilac" tar ;1140 in otFfer r e . . y sh , tyray Mf....irt • • L;;-, ' ; h.n; , !. , ; I 11a0 I r I +riiVer, wnh lA Li 1 . 1110 'MI • , '4 11 , 0 I all t)f liiK couittry, - in - the n ,tir Of dN ; ; the Irldirrrag - rtrretstrirr still greater ser - St.vo , titittrig , lti* travrts.,:"l4l6, ;, . • his extrstiona ii il7ti I iill j by t,ik,iii4tr . deeitteil,part . 'tigait:st . inku cxproiceit lits‘grinitittre for thr.' tsi-;; ;,; ; : !tic it ihmtituyetsh}i'liattftynt tool. s.. tttitrt 110. itnyal .Viroily i par- Untrittinin>it. tqlif:Vcl (11 , t 4 'h ist•;li .1 ..: I t 7 tiittillg li,', n(11(,1111oiret the rigiwi ot 11— y, n‘et - bid been cliosti, it) is 1 11-thrirpitt foun t 191 A(•, coitc4RT. ttiftlnct ,§cliattliinuast tgap evhiblt*l #cqikti, of Or: :111 . 1 1 :ot tnostlitistingrilstfed onarViOrt Au' tqv.. nresentid , ,, The ,pertnrmauce consistedof ~r;,'l,:r's,./ifoos.tv.,t his, waa :thllowed by - leveral h, l'.l.ad..t,ioe4Cetaistyt and Brabant, %%Inch ikppJauded: 4 'l)W,Akt)4l obivot ctf public attraaion.w4a , a most ;) I , ,lirible display at titt›.worlia Ihe (it ott Sqviare ut t 9 whieh,tillyattopany welts atierkil ICti 'by invitatinittrbtn,the : illtituticlus`Charkellur ; tipw,ll6l', of .6(lo,l)wSOtrti,were present, whe, tit the tentlit)aoort of thiiiiinusomerit, retistid Nevilles Sciqare, whero thuy..wOre cote+ tained'tvith a most f,;9lil,,:colliitalo, served 'on the sansiii tables. Ktc had Iro ~,n tohwuted to the Trtnity dinner ;' and at a lie ,, hpnr.ihe company. dispersed; highly- gratiti;.,.. i t with their tvoi.%'s atutoe4tent 4 and with theitospi of their:,reception.., 't'in'ts cuoig4 Lila busy, and magnificent scenes which this day oqunpied the attention ut every indi vidual is this town, • - t c , 1: 7 3 0)1 . p,()14.1, , 111 C 1(,;',1(1. c,;l tpw,t, (,f ,sr! 14(1, 4'14. Silt, eiai- tor •co.- nFirwe. tiwn,clclivi i .rtd a Latin Oration, larions und private a6ts HOnivss, paminni s tile , tiiAnest encomium on the vo CIO wl t ici) bad eVtlf ildd 101)1e. of Gienn'efter ihon same, mid, in a !leg ank.l cl,luent manner, atiiiie'opeti 1314 ilivitriegi exiiivsrti the 106810.6.1i0n wiiiell he telt f , ir the tiQt.otir jo..t cir. , 11..: Lim, iD_.1 , 1,.. - “,:ing 1,101,at ~. i, 1 . the :J.14 - cii ‘,ll C,4ll.t7l;iii' liv itri 1.118111 4 11/wlli cj I T . . 4 iwYN;toN;rePrillied by I , IV Sur! UV St.. niai,--This morning the Chin ellor attend ed at Ss. 11Iarya ,Church, where an excellent , stir:.. moil Wes preached by ~Dolor: Iding\vorth. Mier which his Knyol fli"glitiess dined with t hi! Vice Chan- , cellor ancl a select Tarty of friends at ILltie v hcri Colkge. In the, eveningbiy Royal Higl►nes4 again attended St. Zvlory'a, when a Slr mon wit 3 preacitcd after , whieltrt mus:cal exerc-ifio wa4 pet forfued_ . in a rtialttrly 111311110 r, d oin put;ecU by 4ritlgeko cr, attct wards RI IT 7 Mir ITketi , -- tenne tor *paw I itne. in, outa.c. on -Glans 'nail -Pieta)w Melt WM crowded with beauty and tasnion,4o iiiseped;4t Tiitlity Lodge, h preetot resilience. • , EmlcitArtovS FROM SCOTLAND. TILE 'Oat*. The attempts - which alt - makld' . lo Indere yak men to eittiqate from Scotland rtn4 Ireland to .tain part, of Nurih. America, within of the 1 - 11itlion'4 Bay Company, hcing s4.lldivell Per si!ited ini HI a ItIOUICIII tivliicu tlig male popul aim) of the United K'tiltdoni' hi Wanted far Navin and Mi litiry Service, inctuo:tr to reineg the haunt' of the inieriion of the following Letter. in .your .truly National Paper, as the ',/teal of a series which wilt be sent yon On subject of the impolicy etf ettcoti.; raging emigration at tlll4 time, and I crest its hat , - Mg appeared in a respeelable Nertherit jointutt, will not prevent your complying with this le. rpiest. ' Ltglikni,=. luny al, ANON, TO THEAZDITOR'OF I'HE TNVERNESS NAL. I observed in . yourJoinnal of ate igth Apr')liast au advertisement holding out vAriouli in tut:it - tents to a fewloorrg me., to engage " tor the tplytt:e of Om liqtitton's I4i Comp-any,. at ilwir I4elptie4 anti tlements in Ameilea," , and among .other. tHnts, 'Promising such persons as choose to remain .at these seitiement, 100 acres of laud at the lend of three yeate service. , , I hate lately been informed also that considefable numbers of young . ruin and families have been en • gaged in different. parts of the Highla'ads and of the Hebrides, nor merely " for tbe ket vice of the son's Bay Company'," but to emigrate to Hudson's Bay; with a vhAv to stifling in and cultivating the country.; and 1 understand that a large embarlia. t (A these intended etnigtants is to take place from Stontoliay in the course of the. present month, I am, therefore, tudUced (tbiough the medium of your .very respeetableJournal) io warn these periona .of the delusion • which:l.'suspeel has been praelsed spun therri, atbd tots.' thorn some description of the dang,rs.and distresses which they are: ignorantly going to encounter. , The advertisement rfferred to contains sen ral mkt presentations, , which I shall 'briefty'tioint odt. Ii .• sneaks' of settlements , being already (Militia, where none exisr, , lindohere it is impossible, Item the nature of the onuntry and the severity of the clint4te, that • settlements ever can botsitiblishel it assertive positive falsehood, 'in 'user:bins toes mate to be the tramp as , that of ,Canada, and espe. cially of Montreal, which is one of the pleasantest clitriates inArnerica,' In Ilia,' it is' a misitpreienta tioo to stale ilnit.a.sittlerntrut is at. all predicable OD the shores of 'Huclson'sany, an!) the following suite• menu may.probably Satiety you of the truth of this allegation. :'The country in the vicinitycf 'York Fort, where the embarkation from •Stornoway is intended tote landed, is totally unfit for cultivation, iu conse muence of the lucidity of the sod, e* well es theleverily of the dirrl3tC, which is greater *then on inhabitant of this ectruitry can, perhaps, term en adoquate idea': of. For eight months in the year the :ground is covered with snow, the . tiVers trorieu, and , even the' hardy natives corifitted,:tri their liutv.by the excessive cold, which is otien'4o degrees below 0. of „Fahrenheit% therinotnetet,„.ar, 72 below urti freezing' winti thilefOre cultivation or agriculture:robe absoint , 4rimpoirsiblz, even if the snit :were fedi- sterile than it is.- The proposed -settlement litAvever, intended 'to - be 'twined aboul VOOO unikis Inlaid from, the•bity, and Where the clitziate is rather milder, Sut.still Much 11101e'rigorons than that of Canada.iutd Nova 4c6tiN whieb.it is•dcscrikhrd Iv 'resemble. To reach this comparatively ovider climate, however, the etni• granti 'most first traverse - the inhospitable regioQs in stseviciiiiiy of Eindsonts Riy, and Lk rt,,rm a voyage of pear vuoo navigationsieituning strong currerns,,and darigeroub rapids, and carrying their boats - and eirgnes oV‘l. nutwrous pusttibes voya il e I'do tint think they can possibly per form in the present season, for the 'treat will'be ap bifore they cin reach .York Rink w Isere Liancy 'nay ttlOst pass ihu next and 'if ho, Mr. Editor, it to my •lirra belief that many oftliem will perish before, the Spring, trOm excessive- cold, and from want of food, - it autfielentatippiy et pro.; vidiena is not shipped with them, for they will find hOnein the country. The"Co.iipany's servants at ttkatenttion,. indeed, depend for then.' subsitttetiCe 'open the provisioni gent`thens froni Great 44144 unty , by leanly and precarious supplies of fish, caught tinder the and some Oritd venison, oliv ctlited trout the davage natives.' Therefore the etni p„ratits. cannot; pusaibly subsist through the whiter; unless they carry a' , suffitient Stock of provisions with thine* , ~ 15upposingi however,- that they survive the winter, and. overcome the diffi:bltieii of the :inland voyage in the Spring oitiptiesing-Abin they surgly reach the._eonntry where the ieitlethent la . ihieltd.vti to be. `formed, .and c arr y w i t h ' t h em a sufficient Elnek.of proVisionx to subsist upon till they ' can raise, corn in the country. ;-they will then find themselves at.. a distance: of tWO tirolliaillr Mites front the sea, and about the anne distance' from any other settle- , ment of civilized inhabitants. .They will be more e te lle it r o ua w il L y sti li t o t e dr i a r t a v n tl so tr o o r i t t e f d t h t t o it. N n e a t t v iv s e o c t o u t i i l nt ly ry a t i l e t s n i ; and{ in NO, they stay be eonsicterpd,as totallye cluded flow intercourse with the' relit, of ,eivihzed In addition to this; they 11l be surrounded by warlike savage natio ns , w h o subsist by, the chace, trod who will consider them as intru&rs come to spoil their hunting ground,. to drive away the wild and to dvtdroy the Indians, as the while men ihave alresdy done ill Canada and the United States. • W 1 en, a savage feet jetllowty or resentment, ho . beeomna an, active and dangeroos enemy ; and if the anitno4ity- - of the Indian tribes it'utice roused (whi.;:h I- think_ it iii;eviiaby-most be; by the Mere atteMpt to votablish a ha t tie turn t in the country) it is more than plunahle that the poor settlers wilt soon be; curate. tts,Vidinos. Or e$ en if they escape' from the B'y , " - it 1! It iS. GI No. 4, Mattitmcouti, , Bow-ttiect and lirblishrlf by WILLIAM A ' RMI-G g R S 5 bIPPS, South Melton triett Gr n i rrl NO. I Stroud, wWsre Averliumenrs, Chders for the raper, Lours for tba idiicr bra. (1:011-paid), bOidd"s—. ml ilt II lint 60rra,..10 Cal - fin, t—vielis meg r, ter 4 Fn 4 . 1 to crsleata... and terror. Their habitaill)ll;,'"their 'rops, itigt cattle *ill bii,ckstti4edi arle '4116)14311 , find , i , ... liott,l4le,,9,;exist in ant enpnity). It is, o • fin , almost &certainty that the prOßobld sett(Plos4,ll; Opt'Succeki, and I mutt beritlyi: IllA 11 )e PP,P 2 '" - .t',l it 4.4 f0t "aware of the ' iltingeiS nod' illtlieiltie s 41141104 he if i IgatiittgAilivrxr deludedittzitonla vii):6llsvb'beeil t! ligled q to, nhat.k,in t)ig.atil t i° lolok* itig i n i'; Mt: Editor, 'OA projrct et. se tl l eillen an object. totally , dititintt '11464 0..1 iertiei, ei the littd,uti!E Boy 'Company,, anti . 4liet liditrtiot alt . t4y referred to, ts,,disa VJ .I'w hyAlle Gl'oi rmg and CoMmiitee of that resit(;ctahlt. (;o,rparoop Ile merit of iiv project be.long;' to a ceryifildig* itil'iNi4bett iticitVidUr.l!!wiiot.lntr'alreadtitglia ica tihnel! by, his elertions tO,prontote;erniglatsiOnd lti4 litot,l'ry'labours to rectatainead 4.4o.hiv,Loalri" men. ' - • . Tliesc exertimis have alremli-ttitled4 hipirli 13'.e our nmivc land, and JO ,ininSra'st4wadj, l'i most, valnahle inhabitant; to cil:ti!itc.. l . ll P , ow of Anietlea .. hilt it *lBl6 be beilia the iCiiividaaliiir ,i.iiid,r.:ftem..filtizaisn:ci.eltrd:itofrr.ottic.si...--frh ty . lib ili)..lild'Alia. -Atli' Of c . Motives, ..a rid lia,' nut beep ~itintalie b/ any seifi,h wis h to ciliance the 111.0.1:11A° . • This questitin, 110 weier,-1 ills n (it try foen_tkrd e4, :ii i ; ereu :tis fogr s ,, , ro ... c , ol ti llip u rr t ..c i c oLc i ° to n tii:lft,ilysy e u l a f i. to .. ii :it*lie,6;g . .A ' ... •V' • o i l t o tad , CUl . lllecied W lilt ~t be. pleat ,PRF4I46.' s that,tht.ts9. 31)01:stidt:se.lintil.ti::11mlaetie)Yieniniattb;ia;811i; g r :c.ab i l: ( " A °l4ted4 o : l: n r t i liV v r.°"l::;'ev ' Peinl:a'g:ellfectlrti":l°'' h. ' :::.°( ' sideration of the Company" iunbesttt'arviittisniestg,enorintiltl.':o`7e:::l; gagen'ent vu .liis . part to firid,annoalty a ce rl ' uunAer of men fur their service, ~.A . ,,, If air the emigrants noV,assanbling at SIOW iii)d . • w e re engaged toirajds for the serviee.4 ,t'%lllo so.n'a '.l3ay.Coinpany, I should not Wye fig4lfritilic addreii to yon' neees4ary fur it is m at t 111 . 3 '. 14 ,„ Ihrt'eampany's servants are a lways aen fr elteL 'olo 'rimy.. receive good . wages Anti faod, find '' l so i;, CumPAPY always erigoges iii cairy tht,il tiailti , 0 iciruk 41 Ike 'end at their • sir rice, ii;cie , 01 113 ,it li t j of :Way of them ' ever retnaining or sticii)lof,' p, settle Its the *vicinity of 1.-Indson' 133 V It 0 4 ! r i t 'GPM who cond u ct , toe 'mended eld-bolt,Jlitninii; enter into a similar enga•inent to, coil It nl aii iio, I;t2lits bail". if Mey desire it, yeti rill/ Lel—wili 400 4r; Liitor, that all the sun iv urs vOll re oil o fr P o d ro t . I f i o ci n t o tp: g rt will be sufficient ln 4 ' 4 ' l ,%Th their etample. I(nn the c°il344. ► , after. this caution., they ent bm-k %Ohm!! sq, e( ifret, wont for their being brought t)k, theY "" , , ,/ , 11 ,0 taa Oa *iairnti of their owd rsstaieSt slid ci e ,, i tqlt .1 dial! At all events' haul. the So.llso''''''- ,2s having Alum s my duty id 4,atairi; 11 1 0' 41 °I ' clanger. ' 14,110. 1 " ' I • have purpOsely tiiistain'6d,froiti ailY fel ', fi .ticri the political expediency of privet -114)g c.'''' o 4 4: 7;, til and punishing. those persons wito t'o d ' i " , 4 fiti3e , statements, and trotn' interested ino'''f,,`;,,,? itidtice• our condtryini.n .to etni.,,o: !(1,,,);/,,,r lands, "ivheti, their struicil are liecidia-i'y tIV!! .I ,„i the service rind defenee sreit awl oui!".1, 0 ,01 , tiley have so/often r id .so nobly tiinalizo selves. '' ' - 1 leave , tlinge considerations io We'r '' o ,lo' ll, drom anti in my preheat tlci,, wily ; Aim :It 'oo'ilt,.. the . Persons 4.rtld stre:rfuvi a bout to ernici„r3te, ~,,.1;cli soul' SHY, of the , ciatTers sod ditliceitietil;tooido, they' are likely to bt involved. i tiO t ,Yl i sf , a lc4 i that this letier.mar fail ill'9 tito h auls .),• 6 1w 3 ''' thoto ; and if' , they do • 'iiot. 'a'r.-tr?,11)11 il;L: si, ll , ,i.c , i re , . togel tier, t6t ''t her' will .11 1.:.,,J il,it.'ll,:',, ,t);.;14 dition being • made., and, ad, v',ite iee'lit'i't, 10 given, for earrying.'ilwro . LAO., to Scot' , I viji , 1 1 4 a-limited residence in the 1:0 )11i.rY to to ‘ rerl lllll ' are going, they , 8 botil,l b e' disinClint;tl ..1 there. . t. , , ,•.,. . ' ' 0 1: , o . f 1 .,M, .l) If .this letter- should" be . Me' rveio, ° , i ,, ‘i.;, , "'i any 01 my conotrymen from the dist i l ; t : : " iv (11141 il await.these enstqr tnto , er ih titild 13 '; 1 1.0" 1 ' I ° 1 • 1 4 ruituring any of them to tr,t.it 0" ,*, ,„yoth'l, . bearunly repaid for toy treublein.wiil 'l_ ll2l ior 0 lb . fq . will have attoocluot cause to,belt‘," - , lator.M.ltion now given them by , - . c ., .. , A ,„ a ss , . it Wa al. , , , • ' ~...............................--;-t '__. 41 rile , - GarnblerS ore itivari.biy sortsl?c„, a ro t ! !feint.. 'l' he adventitres, wholately,;',"dxo.,,,,etyt:i horkster'll shop .in lbw Stfand,• hu t ',' to 1, ) bo,i s realist, a eilpilal VC 51 lit half il Pt bel :i 1, 1 4 io : and:Ow-4re, I ascribed a lille rue "i .)roi,.doli; tli; liallig, Walked under a ladder 01) flit l, ' ,f list' 146 The less Mr. Fiss,..wsts annthlr' ll ' wi ll it ) ov :', i . tie " 'folly.,,,,att ,tlld fallOWittg' X locuaaepip t v(o"'''''':. f. Fox Playing unsuceesafallY wilt ~, , n . °ltecollitclotil of every sni ffi ng he had ilboot !iition ooetturri , 0 % however, that he•hed hp's 81‘1251[:0 s olf.,e ii 4 ,...,,L t 0 Tiaket in his pocket, he prOl4,'P 3 6. ,Lord 0 r; :o 90 guipeatr, though it cuft l'O u t i thre w it. sl op consented ; lie loo‘ t' ~: '-) o ' t " fl 0 „fon' of '," 60 4 gq;neasi ". FrOors !Wit fortunate 1, _ . ,.' ithoott„iiing 1 hick. took , A isms, i s , r , ) , after.fie never sit down, to fill. w' i totkPke.''' hon. cur 1 the tieket; and *laying,it ,hetore . ~, . - tictinit Inas , out ,ri i 0 Cl l 3 03—i •• ifiß. I.,hbisitop 9 , At the house of his Grot tiso 70„ ~rd loil‘liu'r‘cr, /,' Dubliri, hits. fintslcy Bereiturairf.nottec, i lia L. ) obsfi 4)ll'hufsdaY lst, in r atirol Pi ly of /t Srtet nn; Esq. of a Sun. hat L'" ()n Friday Just, In Grosvatior-pisoo. °KilbY• t:sq• of* inn, oturday morning. at SI. beorr ~ f u 'Pro. 14'i s Milli kitti).'6o church' lisilogq: qoc, Dail'o:l Price E o r ico 111"°31, ' , •q• • w l,Oll WI, of L . ,I, ovislistri, in tlitsarne counfil 0,01, If, 0 4, ~ ,t Then panic day. at t..`Ailetiatelt, ric Alpo I iti Esq.' or 0. ,. as to coogine 1.0_,,,,,ii,,i, pori daughter of the late Mr'llichatd ittulricte 01- ' '' Essex. Ito ° 01111). i 1,, ig b Ytar_h°,ct Qf At i)uthatn, o n she ,9th o t lune, .n t..-..-. 1,1 440b,..,-, 3ge, Mary fla 0,1., vitto of Or. SogieY, r* • Os Itivi4rd4coiy i'v.q - f Lisbon . nioll a. t' i (),a WZcinc:(l.;ky 1;191 ' of a ' t o pid deciiiie .dot o'sii,A- ' .4 , t et youttkAt , dattgittct 0 6 f .L.ttite ciAvel.Y, .'' fed Yorkture. . . kGiorts -, ' ' 1,/ t o-fc - o,r :Vile Wine 1105,, at big feat At Walston, 1 &is .slyt, Ai, 79. (;_ibtt: Scott, 1.,....j. (;111.04 I,J,Pt si . o r , co t u t Colotid lit t!:c vitli 14,4ginleni of 1(13- t,,, ffenrY ,)A1 Tilut,ctlY fie, st, D a nn r% in b'q .. ~,, Of, t'olle C.lttipiuti, bsti, in tiie yitli yeAr ot iti.,1,...,,e, o f ..1 , (fu son, motto** IVlti. itdoon, t2::.;;i'i'r gctiow Rubillson, of toe Cl,sstCal and ,Forninso;oll ui L)ticaiit's-inneticitivs