The Sun. — London, England, 1811-07-22 00:00:00

,(1 i i 141 t ' 1 ' q!,r' ,',.. ' ' I . ' Lllll' n El' 11', couRT OF kty 20. MOtittli V. COLMAN, Atiti,COL.MAti V. martins.. In itic tornier cae, Sir SAMUEL I.IOMiLLY, for the plat •Lit'r, rest-rkod hi, motion for an injunction ,agat(l.l Ott djem.t'llif, to restrain 'inn from engaging pet f(nii)!..rs A the Lit le Thtittle, tia•ymarket, with- Out icnt ict,t.e of the . pl,:tAttitf, Mr. Morris.— The jodgin tit had been postoontd until Mr. Col• titan shouid pn in hisatiilivit' in answer to hi, w h . titian, ,;:tt. lila!, by the original deed, Mr. Cullum been 'alipointed manager, the riot of co,;agnig t , erPormers necessArily dzwolved -I ;Pua hill), and eiitirely tin tiis dito:rettoh %ow person,' ought to be emPlciyed. The I.kained Counsel contended, that in tin Serious a mailer as thts, his shoul4l not be dt , prived of his voice. fly thq detui of appointment, he was entitled to one citiarter and a half•quarter shires in the Theatre. Mr. Wington held the other half-Toner, and ;remainder of *the inoperiy was rested in Mr.' Col titan. fay the'terms of the deed, Mr. M had a voice and a tl.tif in right pf his shale, and Mr. Win s-oil only half a voice in right of his, in coujunaion viii, Mr. Mori'. and with re4peci to the division of the tow between Morris and Winston, it was itgroo , t, that in case theie gentlemen should ia.t h." , r,v, the vote should be nuqatory. Mr. Mo: is I, id not t,c, a consulted . by Mr. Colman, according to the ierm of the deed, as to the- e * xl , rediencY,ol eirtjoyltig Certain per f .rmeri, and consequently had opportnniryol declaring - bis assent or dissent in the choice, tit performers. Individuals, had. been enoagc!d'by Mr. Colman, in. this way, at enormous s tlariet, which the fond 3 of the T , eatre were not • titl3l to. Mr. Elliston Was engaged at a salary of L -2ltio,tas per two fret:: benefits, and 'liberty to p , rtot m C11r , .; Neets, in tile course of the st:as o o, at 1,:4 o,vo 11104tte j ritttl SiOce iht?.. , original motion 11'0 taken 1,1 1 )011 himself -(W .1;161117 tti('t knowiedge Or concurrence of Mor.y.) Mr, Mut.,den and Mr, J 0 at a sa.t . LI 01' 4thht. vcr Mhaill each. Thest . ueie gr:vvances t a li eh he felt It nect.ssiry It) complain, awl Ile h o; d w ouid lien: its autho. „iud t y r ,, ,Jatnitg Mr. Cottrwn, prev , ot the urer rtho•01 the concern. Mr, h- part of Mr. Colman, con, t0nd , •..1, Coat as rahkolated by the. deed ghat cisputo hr.Jwcen those parties should bkr des:tertutned ilia parties sliiotld abi:le by tirM ii i ;tvtottletit '..10d the pr e sent it ppL ea ,„ Li on si t cula itte rt ji341 , !i1. could not awe that 1,-ec to,e Mt: . Morris might not Ch0t . , 19 vote-with m r . WinAc i ii, the latter wai to ho depritedh : Ot his right to vote, who, as , a stockholder, certainty was eri tith,d to th3i tight .its well in ihe preseiit as in all Whereio. the .intere,sts of the concern were in. vulteLl, !+i.4 tia these -engagetntcols iNero. made %kith the cort,lht of the majosny of the sttwkholders (Mr. Wit;-.n havihg ,construed in them), the toosion shouki Gtr r , jscted. He then applied to Coot( wakt: au order upon Mr. Mortis, to compel 16in t ra couttibuie to,the payment of thoseengage meno. Ti e i,0 1 31) CHANCELLOR, it V3Ving his judgment On i ilk ease, .e% I n e.,sed his re [nt;bat ion of the pre - I vAing rlisposiion at these parties iet litigation, svh cii so involved the i in continual (faculties and eihbarr:63rnenti. W nit with the theatrical dis putes on the east 'side, and the . theatrical efisaute,, on s h e v , e , i t s id e of the ihyrna , ket, it wo guile itll 4, potisibie to meet their eases fairly, and adthinister ,:yrs ice between them unless there .was a C o urt of Equi' y rstavili3bed excltisively for them on the spat, . „ 7 where they ,might curliest or settle their ditl'erences, without interrupting the other public business of 'tlie Court of Chancery. It was oat to be endured th a t he (the'Lard Chet - n(4lw) shoi - ild become Mil. *lager of every Theatre, Opera.house, Circus, and Pu,,pet-shew in the kingdom, and the adjoster of all the diBputes that miaht arise between the pro• victors of theatried property. Whatever The tenni of the agreement under the deed of settle ment were, their Misultderisint,din A s should be de- Wrtni»ed upon 1.1:05i. , : teoni expreptly; and, in givi n g judg`ment in this cast, he should look to the * e lms of he deed of settlement, and to those terms on ly. It appeared to him, that by this deed Mr. 'Winston onght to have a voice in thecuncerns or , the l'h , aire of his half quartershare,- and althouv Mr. Mortis *bacilli ilsve been consulted, as Was also his right ,under to deed of ,settle. ment, yet if Mr. Winston, to conjonaion with 114r: , Colnaan, thought proper to agree to such en.; gsgements, as being the act of the m a j o ri t y of protiriAors, it Was his decided opinion that Air. lqurris .voni , i he lisble for the payment of his pro• portion of the sill dies accruing Iron) sock en ,, ;tge, 'mew's in art as lion at hut', ills Lord.hip gested,. therefore, to the consideration of :At. n u . Vs, Wht:tiler wouid be filo:1y to derive ithy r "WM titliSt r mr!tether it was not more prob,ible that it SO etubarmis tilt .g4ncern, as it) be injurious to all the parties interested ; bet , aose, althonah they might , consult hro, still if they dissented from him in :my or volit, !Int clis,-ent would becume the aCt of all, ;tit bu ding upon each ludividoailv,— to the competency of either party to ma n a ge ' aff,iirs of this Thestre, :Watt :v(it for idni whge. Mr. Morris might be a Getizieman of obi. flit in that wa,t ; but tne etpeoence and ability of Mr. Colmart to t:katrical corwitus rialto be ad; 4 ,,i t i e d. With respect to the propriety of makin4 v;,.g , g,..xpeilt questiOn M Elhiton was I; itown to ho.:(4'entleinan. of twoce in, its profession, -Pi sail as those 'other tjetpleirst;n (Mr. Munden and,4% Jones), hot whe ther their engagements 'were Y.wortli fort} , guineas week, or t 001. per trsonth, or , ho.eobld 41 , 4 determine. He s;loilid, however, ne caut,oni how b o lived the lager expression fas.) in ttiture; for, vcr state lie had mode cite of it on a former occa; iioo, in a similar case (the Opera House) he A t tila not vetitOre hiw head within the' wails 01 any place of theatrical entertainment, Under all these en , . o tt , stacces Uf IL ; case, fte should neither grant the the oldie on injuncti , a on the one haod, nor make th e but oe would leave the-parties to slttle, their diderences according to the terns of the deed. !.-r--7---7, 01 1. 11111 ,! 111 ! 1 *, 11 F 116 ".,," 1 "7" . "7" 4 . Sq)CIIET, cosm OF DuutiArmtrei GENtp.ALS ANTI CO'!... AND LATELY Ci:E . AfF.b A NIARSIi AL, At*D ONE 01 4 HI COItsICAN ' S GRAND DlGNiirmilLs. Ot StlCllet i the f‘ (.;unqueror of Tarragona," all have lteatti, but be has been kno.vb . oulia 4 the human anti uncivilized;bat I;drifin, l'is.rt in cold b,uot.l caused th.ousands to be put to ~the Sword for that which ought to'have raised achnitation instead of . folth 11 , s cruelty. The Mcinoils 01 11 an rut's( ex,:tle interest, anti with this exputla tion .we have extracted the loilowing, particulars froth . tho,4nfigniiicarr Monitor. ( - 4 1 bAie Often had occasion . to rowarh, chat the.. • : Ixio4 Conspicuous Of Buotrapaite`i .men :sorting tidni ''ffia lowest ranks .01 socre•ty- 7 hrutal, ignoiant, raoCious,- and cruel. Ut tin, order is Cowl/ Socket, 'the Conqueror of l'arrat_ !. ona . , and, tvtio, lOr ttr I!ty hronan . c report to lah:ly published, whereat he ti ea te n. .` to di•stroy the t,ty by tire, Should ti.e garrlion c , arin , w to h01.,1 oot,!-' was made it M rryhai and Giand•Li . ,int.try of 'tile Freiwh Empir e •• Sachet is a rixi'Ve of LvOns, where he wos bound aiipi rot ice to a hair•dresser, and the Rev du tiOn .teune Co n y tieli• h shirt iug; or diesiiiT, but tins %VD. Mite many other worthieS of tltwe oorl tunc4,- tifittleit his cOuib zirrit comig ii, ui , to. take arms in sop, ui tof that " lab; is ui linrinan Jaet,binical +lt:tarn:won it the Jacobi tliCdt Ciub at Lyons sootti' fitiieurett hunt :tit ad iniss.oli tint) the Nalional:GuardS, and in 179'4 he v - a, appointed C.+14111,: Li 173, When it•pre entative of • the peo c le, diallers, was Condemn ed to:death at Lyeus, fur' his crueity, our hero, ot ine• co rib ..%'.ts obliged to fly his native plaee. He wanclei c.t abyut the country with are tionaty ana" . ,Was ler A contde able t tue'the .s,ociat e of toe inlan)Ons Jourdan coup tote (hold. cutter).' • Whets fcrtiea e Colk.t d' lierhois w ere bent as Cudormssaries•ut ilit'Cutiventain to that' Int.' . fortunate city, ire returned again Tana committed, every' sort IA excess : he assinsted . at . the Military Commissions which c . aidetruieti !int.:lre& of p t .ti sons tn al; sexes and ages to dea,h in the cum se of 'day. 'nits cizusm of Count Stichet Jecommended'hitn' to the notice of Soule of the Generals who crirninanded the Revotuti wary armies, aid who - had the guilt°. time timbulahles (purciibte golloritic7g) 'atwais with tnenl. It was under one of t of be name. of lionsin, that tie befVed as Coli,nel ter one of the regiment% of the line, and in the 'Veno6e, who., under tee - orders of Santerre, be was promoted to the rank of General 'of Brigade, .Saute ire's army being unsuccessful in Venii&e,•Ronsin's division w,,s agate ordered to I,y ohs, and Sachet was then ap pointed the Chief of the'Staft 'where he cuminitivd evoy cruelty that th e un ovate natural teroeity can dictate. When Rs:Susie' was accused in Paris, whither he was CAdected to be guillotined by orit:r orit.6besplei re, on account of his attachment to He ot countenancing toe inttnlOUS condud of to triad Major (Staff); tie answerea,'',' What' would you have rue du ? .1 kaow as well 'ai you •do that they are no betteCtirah a gang ut tonberS, bhi obliged to hate such rascals in 'my amity. I)43'y( , u' look that •you cm get liOnes . t. tnon tb . serve in the Re.ohitionary army?' Our Hero ot the curling-froni had' more good e than his'ikenernl ci. , devarn 'dramatic, po c ty; liar the latter was u Loritied ; bet the loaner,' ou account of his great c:chm, was pr,:;rnofthd ti) t'tia rank of General of DIVIS';6O, and Commander-in Chief of the fievtitali.iti4ry 70•6,y; which was wine- thing similar to our pritte tomiqaii, *merely'lu Sup- presS riots. haa 'a ki - oitoniut i t 4he-Oonveti •itun always nitetiding him, -as wati eusttsin,“y in' those trines, hurt the ',ante of llha worthy Patriot, hit attendant, was Abikriet; aft Lis-Art.. Cate, It WAs with tins spotless itepebileila 111-q COWa SUCtiCt was guilty tit an aet similar to that t,,r w liiLh Teen his lately created hint a Martha) 1: indeed, it has ,hlways happened that he who was a la 'vornite trt Robesperre, haS likewise become so with' tuonaparte. " A tree of Liberty, it seems, was cal down' at 'a town called Beduin. When Sucl,et and the Pro ' ednsul liqrd this iailictitig inte.fligcr,ce,lhey sultrily lepin; ed; with their revolutionaly ariny and the Guillotine nilibillante. to the spotthe loron'ii•as set on and all the idatitants, .withoul distinc tion, guillqiined and shot This was done by a de . cree'ut the Pro-Consul bearing date the 17111 Flo reaf (the Oth May, 179), (t ) emanating from a self-created tribunal, called 11 - Urinal d'Orange; Nut Content with this act of barbarity, all the: adjacent villages and towns w yen up to rillinder, and at er wards buror. The . inhabitants tuiilC relUge in the mountains, Whither, boat follow;d them with a battalion of the Regiment de l'ArdeChe, and had them ail bhot ! ! ! • " The Munitear will cillifirtn truth of 'title, statemetiti for in that P a per, tie Conmittife . of Pubnc Safety wade it Jong and grand report of this ot " - Shottly after the above a 6.1,. Robespierre fell : the new Colninittee or Public §iricty recalle,i the Pro-Consul, w ho WAS iiCClihelt in the Coniveti i ion by the Deputy Coupilean on the 42firli of August 179,1 ; on the sth of 11.:cetnher and April, 179,5 (u), tit, the - following atrocities .---'.that he, I‘Liignet, the 'wi:h his Military Commander Sucliet, had ditches made in the vicinity ' of the towns of Orange atid,'Bedoin, tilled with burningiiMe, itt which 1.1,y thr&a' their s(.ind of, whoa ! were not even- dead.!—lt was also stated in the Convetitipit, that is yilimg girl of_ eighteen ye.irs of of iL?e, whO applied to. the General Sucher,to ob tain a pardon fur her father; was lierelfguillotinr d. Au old man, of eightp:seven years old, who 114,1 teen six years in his 411C0114 r hildlrood r WR$ ako guillotined by that intrister, tknuss he was rich T--7, The Pro-Cowin' escaped inmishotent at that . titnei but when 111.1(illOVirte usurped the' GoVetinnent iit 1 7.99 , be was depigt'eLl to Cayenne. But, to return to our Suchat.—After his colleague .wasdatouticed in Paris, he ab,septed hiti) self.from 11)4 4rmy, and wandeted about the con. 11 '3'4 it) variguisituati,ons, till the great and. grand N Toleoli,.who,so well knows how. to dtstinguislx. att.i reward Inetit,_ gave. Suehet a agnictund ti 4 C artnrof iiowoyer, when Ito .ttnittred, tltu or' my undet linuriaparte, Oa only had the rank ot --1;*---#,.--4-1 soomppummemovilmullm 177------.. - - ''"-- ' l:..._.LaiticeietAltttu ,ri,-•,,c,.._L,r3,.t4,L....-------",--------- - 1/i:S 6"P 'isfibiltr : : :Ai. , .. s i: ' L 1111" i,EI) Rl, . . ONM OP nuutiaraarcii GENt4tALS ANII CO!',COL7NTs, '•' ' t t' d • eg at ay the Mayor ot tuii city held his annual ~ . AND LATELY LY 20. CitEATF.b A .MARSJOAL, A.b.L) ONE,or Admiralty Court, for 01,,,ni,g 'he Oyster Fishery . , CO litt I 0V Cll:.‘t.:. 4 KY, 1 'O, l'lllt COItsICAN S GRAND utoratinsalcs. : and training a code of rules and tegitiations, try ' • ' whlth this very 'important Orrinch Of 'trade is to b..r, - •'. ..—.....—..4. mott ins V. COLMAN, AND', COLLNIAti V. MORRIS. A • carried I/4 tur the ensuirni year. . . • • Qf Shelter, the f‘ (.;unqueror of Tarragona," an . In 'lite former cam, ML 1.1 y;ir SAOEOM ILLY, for the 'The ddy for I his annual ceremony, so interesting, have he.ird, but lie hits bett khow:n.ottly''a4 She "i.•*/- 181-.,titi, rest•rkod hi, Motion for an injunction to the towns of stiond and elf,nha ,tn on '-acctxtiti of honan Land uncivilizea;bal hariatt, thirt in cold trooi.l (1,1 the d-h-ndatir, to restrain him from engaging the botherot caused thoiaSaildi 1U be put iu Jim tIAA.ord tor that p-rsoritiresiding there who obtain a ia,is it the Lit le Theittle, Haymarket, Witte- ' ,livelitiood brthe Oyster .Fishery, is kiept as a kitin of which ought to'have taised hid achnitation instead of ,-: , ~:inic,,t.t: of tife.nla,ntilf, Mr. Morris.-- nI .. calling folth 1,,a cruelty. LT he Metniiirs of *itch 3 111oild3y, and n•,thing c.ould exixect tile glee with ' '. had been postricamd until Mr. Col. oan most ex,:tle interest, and with this experlit wif ch Many hundreds ot the roo st respettable third iuf in his.attil t Vit in answer to tlii,ap-' I_, , tion .we . lt,iitt extracted the - toilow ing particulars ottants of the three towns einbsrlsed in sailino boats, ..h sla' erl, :that, by the original deed, troth the' .drt.fignilicau Monitor. • , :binges, craft, and wherries ot every dvacrt;finuoto ' log been 'aPPultud ma"3`ger, this faccomiany their highly csteetned ..rid much icattect.'- " 1 ItAie Often had occasion to rortiarli, that tlie t ertormers necessarily d:volved t .4a)4:)1 „i NI i,„ upon his aquatic excursion: - . .Riot ConipiellottS Of Buntiapaite`i (;en,r.-:ils ;ire Inert ' iee.l eitttfely bir his di,i;retiOn Ti , he ceremony EOWllletleed by the Mayor pr us sorting 11ml 'the InWelt ranks •ot :40eicty--brut.it, '.,-, pimAtiverl The Lt.arned - ,• . -- -.1), I e cee•rog through the t‘tteets of !lodic:3ler, ;snout rime ignotant, rapaCio.ii,- and 'cruel. Ut this Order IS In so t'iinu 3 matter as '.o'clock itl tile 11101'illat; Atte/ft:ea by a lull band, of CoPint Socket, the ehtioneror of l'arra..!.ona, :ni'd, `e de rived of his voice. p music, the ciiy: colQurs• beinz niSitrayed, and 'CrYci who., tOr th, vet y hronars'e report to l,r, ..',.:aso , 'le was entitled. to one officers joining,' us processionlCvith a host 01 respect— lal'uly pubti•thed, where,ll he threat:its "to di.stvoy sto the Theatre. able I ,WrIU r -I S) who'culbarked at the foot of 1.1.,.1c1k5,- , Ibe t,ty by tire, jihtitth) tt.e glrrlioll c, al, ii toe to hohl lirarter, and t,e Ain Mr.' Col- ler-brute, oe board Commissioner Brown's yacht, inot,"-' was inark. a Mushai and Grano I...i.,iiit.iry ol under a salute of cAtia„„ and th,, eiteerptg acctztin;3- the Prrildt Empire .1. ' •. M Irts had a lions of the SW ructudtog 'multitude, when' it tillBht ', ''‘ SnCiltt is a intAe of Lt. Ons, where' he was ' Mr. Witt it might be truly said with the Poet 4.lilat bound appirot ice to a kair•dreser, and ih'e liesdit ionaion "The hurried 241101 w,tv'a (3011 tOund Cony Sui:lutt shirt ing; or thesino; 11:iii 'vision , fits last ,idled, And ltiosznins; every site.:(, • arta 'Wig.i. Hi., tifse many other WorthieS of t;:we was ht•signtsl inn! sprcarung vebsci to the wind. . '" (..;,oves ut masts " ,goOd loile:4,- Elfittleit Ilk, COOib arkt cur;!tig Ile ut,, to., 't • Shot up titcir spoe4, the bellying she,:t howcart take ni, arms in sup, oil of that " fat); ie of linriodn'' 1. 055,,,,1 the breezy volt!, tiht to),,ty litllK ),tisilt,:ri.- Jaeobinteal u,. thorn:won 'at the JJef/tli- Niccl'a ii1.14,t411 .11, the ipietiatilltAtAe 41,44; tkori'd regol.ir to hAnnohy ittotimi, AliC,ll Cittli at Lyons soon' phicureti hhn ,in ad- The boat light skoinnitiotretco'd its nary wings, lniSS.oll ink° the National!GuardS, and in 17914• he ' 'Nano deep the %Ninon., voice or itavriit Joy -nn ()auk to I)4l,k.reouti...ctl." was appointed Captain,: -Is - i7/3, when I,pre os a more gratitying spectich• can hardly he setitalive ut the peo,-lc, „int ,was 'hall this Civic t0g,,,,,, c00m.,L,08, oi more ed to-death at Lyons, tor' his crueity, our ' hero, 'ling vessels, cf,,,w,10.1 Witi, parilc., 0, ot ine• co ob ..v.ts obliged to fly his native place,. lemon, and containing sevvr...ll.).lt,th He wancleici ab,nt the country with ihe rt-voiU• !.. 'lh-cared, with tiroins beating, Lo .tionary .irloy, athi',Was itir A COnS'de able t. me'the-- 'mutt ii,iii, 10 ,v,,g ip,,j,stic„,iy .ssociate IA toe infainotts Jourdan coup tiiie, (hold 0, cutter).'' Whet) YOLlet 6 Jill Collnt d' Het-bold were ,t.kr lilt: itithletiCe Lit Z gentle Inospoete.. sent as CodotnisaarieS•Ot the'ColiVentmtl to that' tin , the .Aiur.,, and di ,e,,,.0 fortunate city, tie returned again -and coininiktcd ,„,, WJS 0.,,,,te,„t0'y rt., eVOy bort of excess : he assisisted At the Mti.itary taw ks ..4 oocl roue,,, iii C011111)Itts10119 whicit condemned hundreds ol pqtatins .., court wa., i„:1,1, i ot. al; sexes and ages to dealt in the com se of a 'day. t.t eut:cl to de l'ati riviirri ot Count Stichet Jecommenderthilit to - ' ' ~,illy ij,).,cr stcr site nut ice of some of the Generals who corpinanded 1„1„,,t,i% time Revoluti wary armies, and who had the guillo• ii„gu,os. tine timbulayles (portable gullorint-s) 'alwat a with ,au,,,p. them. It Was under one ot the,;e (-i..tiier..ls,of the zsoht,,, name of lionsitt, that tie fieri*Cd as Coli,net in on of ' lid the regiments of the line, 'and in the 'Vetiu6e, wl,c., under the orders of Santerre, be was prottruted to the rank of Gctieral •of Brigade, Satiteire's army being unsuccessful in Veni:&e, lionsin's division wiaa 'ain.ordered to Lyons, and . &whet was then ap. ied slit; Chief of the' Stafl', 'where he cuminitivd cruelty that the whir ovate natural ferocity ite. When Its:Susie' was aCcused in Paris, 'watr e'.ndueted to be guillotined by order -1, on account of his attachment to He Lancing toe int,itnous conduct of his '1; he answered; ‘,‘ What' would 1 kdow as well 'ai yon •do that a gang ut robbers, bit -latit ; 'seals in 'my aarmy..l)o', yi,u ''hest. 'rhea te.serve in the ~ .; _ . . • -fien4 'had' more good" 'ant .dranhitie pOety; the toraii.-ri on .;rti6fed to ihe mmander .in was isoine. nven -57 in a, ht.. , .. . graze: ~ • his arn. thehtd Ye. ?. ectilifleep. ~ took fright, boy dragging at progress were in s was dragged througi.n tronaionger-street. ne. sheep-pens, nild tne eb, d SVbeo 1 , Os St°PPC: • Kill to k ..in ,a iflttle too shoe,. i tero of the head hadlo-orpeills3Lll4, s large stone. LA.,)r,, verdict:ol4,' is itight, and relurOeu:ka tficir 6111 ,„ The EloesP•ia"' `,', .„oderslo"th. FA3L. . Garde Tpeatre; ,A,,coetit of Airi.rid vy. next, being far lbe Dow Eillfr, „lona ~„",,, the poi,ol;,ri driaoritl7......ottlo"tioojt the i:,,lit of qtl•iel:teriTs. ,Illitroliaw?etadt, to witile's tile ' •On Wednesdayl4st, ttraloot°l,li!sifr( I•Pd, of C Jpi , i tt %V. Eclinesdar "1 ,ILet Oi LAdy of caP Tile pine (14V At :V SiGlef VIC Blt;ni it. N. ;ti Sun ~..rkcicy 1'40,1 Lately, in PLll:r..in.,,tic:et, Mts. 1), Dituglitor. On Saturday the r3tilhi'ilailitg,lti)tk''esf.l„3lC,forH,ilrclll°.: Citariottc I:,riadyXy,:::l,""it,ll7,haltetivii:llllll,'::`ii,l',:, ot boy'l'ic' drat) Court,ony .54:11,,,010v15ter,.btf31,..1.0,,,,,,,, , 1)11 Ato vt• ' 1 : 't i Mi,s Stow'llooe, of NI t: - 1 "(i' tiort, 111 '''' 6 ' %V::;101 'ai .00to • •,, , I! !illitc oi, At MaVtellloVal, ~ ,ou,ot t. 01 l'n:tierwk's•vi-act, Latiduo, t'd ikliii‘r ) J., ai 1011 Pu .100; , k. 144: G .ct 4001.0 Of 01 • 1 .On ThttrAtay id:Jr Mr. leihrt -01;4!",,,' .00, ~iii, set.ltirevto Allsi Charlotte 041, L'l .-,tet, ttal . ' '', Ott }rt,lo last, Tholuis'ntlo,"s":, ~, l•t,o,€,s'co the ileAtiortishirc lleguitent of. hiaftVimoo, f'' rt.itightet of Leotard Maittp<rit,Piti. t) ot I.leihout• _ On 'llieStby I aSt. A t %. WlO/11'4.1$11:1. ' l4l, 14 ;1 ei: '‘'''l.'44;lllC;i*li'Y°(:ll:? stdflurtf, ivir, Wviv;lo, MO s,)l' CIO ,i-vi ~,,iiii ~,, elde.st son ot Sit vV ill Rot) WOlsolctAlJtr;!ii‘al I, 11 1 gil' ti - ut tato la tellots '16001.1$ Ciro'r"' ' . e ntf, 0 i .,, t ' l 4it 01) 1°1 couny. * , r. tlenito acrolat, of Aubtio-ffiJiiii i s ,111$ Al c c cd his age. 4.1 n the' tith of NOvernbet lst, PI B„ilti PI/Z-0 Sir 40,r40,10, io 1114 t Itidiet, on (ttl;,• 0, ut taeet:i Op, nuyai gegitnetit, (sptaio iltiAh I%* 'i,),N, L'4l` zneot of Ficot scoopd son ot Ctrattas 'los .st fog t,- Cttvc'okil sti )trott r. ' ~~ , • ;Iv gtt, x ~; 3,Ly - • tecterday the Mayor ot tnti city held liia annual Admiralty Court, for 01 ,,,nhig 'he Oyster I:'lrillety, and training a code trt WWI and rtAiAlations, by width this very important branch ot 'trade is to ba carried on tur she ensuing year. . • The day tor this annual ceremony{, so title:eating, to the towns of Stroud rote Chatham, on nr.courti of the number ot pyrsoris•residhig thcre wilt) obtain a Oysi Fkbery, i.. kept as,a ot holiday, and rs,thing could c)(LeeCt the glee with which many hundreds ot the tittrst respectable inha bitanis of the three townsetntimrlicil in sailing boats, hinges, cratt, and wherries ot every dvsettpfionoto accomi,any their highly csieemed .:nd much restees:- csi Alsi)o i r upon his aquatic excursion: The CerclTlOtly coillilleticed by irrtt Mayor pro ceeling through the pupeti or iltx:',lciter, wroth rime o'clock in the tnorntet; - attended try a tuli bind of music, the etiy colossi's, beinz clisotayesl, amid ffi ocers joining,' its processionlCviill holt oi resp4.lct ahlc friends, who enitrarited at the loot of itoctiLs er. brute, oa board CoiriMlS‘iioner Browil . ii yacht, under a salute of C41111:in and the cheering acclama tions ot the sum woodulg multitude, when it Might it ibigbibe truly said with the POet "The hurried sailor watt'd • , I-1 is Led adieu, And lirobznini; every slie;:t. hrbigned tint breading vebbei to the winri. ' 6 ' t.; , oves ut masts Shot up their spireA. the .Posb , bb'd the breezy void, Mt: to)dty siu4),;l4li.n, the ipictitiril barge along Row'd regular to harmony itlotiml, The buitt tight 'skimming btretcti'd its nary wings, • Wilily deep the varionA twee 01 . fervent Joy • From Dank to hatik•retruintett." Pt:lnapt a inure gratityit% spectick can hardly he conceived than ails civic legilt Id, Co1)61 , L 1 11g, 9 1 more 11140 100 Sailing vessels, crowdea wit parties 01 ladies arid gentlemen, 11144 cotit,uiilltg sever,l -hands ,t,t moue, as it, appeared, with ortrins neaftng,. lQ touts t4itik, d eailnuu firing, vh , g majestlerniy along the dvicay, under the trifilleneu (it •x gentle breeze an favourable ,atinorptiete... The yacht pruceeded to the . iNure,. and Cliercii the fl ig ship lying there, winch was cotaiteously re ceived. She then returned to oocl reae,r, itt Zhu Nletitva):, w 4 , :tvnr•iii),Court vias and a Jury, previously selected, prueeeued to de,,er mine the days pioper Jur" - CyClikiig„ trio lipter I.4oorids, wtttti.ll AtraA asyertained; samples of oystets, taken Irmo the surrounding beds. Thio upwards Of tilt . ) , geihlethen 'were su,iip • tdously entertained to charier on board the lit, the Maytiy 01 lloCheritel„Where m any io)oi and lippippriate 51) g. were and tooti given. Theie aptitk4l tretrClifkleS made the errant:lel tor a display of Mietigtit jai tile opputing political parties ot the place; but only one v(lsei err the wink , Hl peitet•d uadged by bitte and tip , onthts occasion, and that was nut per. nrittcd fur a kllollltlll to interri.;pl tile gclittl4 ttappl tress .arid harmony 01 the settle. , ' Alter the N'layor's trititins had partaken of every thing in sea-an, thilt itherai•ty co rid devise or polite ait,•uktdit dtlitimister while, at ilie Bathe time, a serge anti elenant party of teniales, Were rell(Niitmt.l iu d sllutlar manner by his Lad), the w bore pit:- Cts , :iPtl RAW tied with the returning hilt:, ,111A.101 1111: ,ISiale::ausilciuu4 influence , with which it had eeeded, the surrounding shores buil crowded wr-ttit ~I),ierora, and while the uathis Ut 11111nIC VulC‘ - :5 of the p 'palace bolsi into strains of hive and loyalty for a good and wi:lons ,King the hearts of all pre. sent responsive . to the straiti,• melted into tender. nos at the paitliul . rceutie,i2oo of the . 11ieliacciluly slate of our esteemed, revered, beloved, good, and aduied.Nonarch. hut •ati eye but said 'Wit it a I hou- Sand tongues (white Ole air resounded wild tong live the 1(n%) may the .I ; attrer . or mercies lighten the aidi,t) of Mtn, to as BLIIOIIS, tieotve the thealli pi : Inns happily asseitit.ling in freedom ,and with ease.. • . al:11B DGE, JULY 19, The Rev... George Fiet!eriek Tavel, 11. A. Vellow El r 1 d rotor of Trinity College, has been presented, by Ow Mns,ter and Fellnws ot that Society„, to tlie vicarage el Keilinooit, )„'oritsttire, vacated b s y the death of Itev—E. 'Tne kiev. Edi,y4iritinarithanl, NI. A. F e llow, or Eminanuel College, .was last week instituted to the rectory cal Scultitorpe, in ,Norfolk,.on the presmta lion of Mis. Doysin l 4, of Crantuer-tiouse ; atmd also to Tiro 14141#5y of. Wramplitigliatn, icy ;lie same Comity; on the presentatipon ut . liubcrt Marillatn, Esq. cat Stratton. The g0.r..1-kory 'Nora), B. A.- was on Friday last ins+ itotqii „to the redety . ktingstead, with St. Au. drew ahncxeci, in $uil:011;, on the these/1641km el r liehry Stylelitih, bi jiev. I't7ter 14,1 q, 13. A. was ha.hl.4clay last iostitoted to tht rectory of Cotten, Sutfulk a . ca Lii petitioo. • •' IiE.LIGIO N. A 3 the French 'Ruler has assembled a Council or the principal E:ecic..biasties :in 'France and Laly, fur the purposc of supporting the interests of Bellgion 'in thoiti .1 1 .:it4gdonis, the followi:ig extracts front If'ilenon's Trove/6; i;ltistralive tat his forincr scnti ini.nts tovvaidS Christiaoity, and tts Divine Author, deserve particular notice lit this period. • in p. 157 of that. work, we are informed that when the: British Military Nlission were at Jerusa. lern, they were told ilint - ,Buonaparte had declared; that should he obtain possession of Jerusal&tn,' " would plant the tree of liberty on the spot where • the Cr,'As bl . .leitis had stood, and would bury the first French Grenadier who should fall in the attack, in the tomb ofour !" It is fief heces'sar y to make any comment'upori but Merely to state, that the ,13ritisli Aliision, to which Dr: Wittillan was Physician, went out in t 790, and consisted of -General Koehler; Lientr;maw Colonel - (now. Sir Charles) H olloyvay Nitijor •Fletch e r ; an d_ Capmin of Etie,interS ; nijors Hope, and Fenil; and Captain I4ake, of the Artillery ;' - ai!ri •Cstpt. Frank fin, or the . F;Asr-India Company's senice ; ea dig I hefrutli Or the above anecdote doei•not rest' upon Dr. Witttnan's solitary asiertien, however Tespeéta bk, but may be ascertained by reference to those Gentletnen itt whose litti%e he travelld. vr . tet Grurve tquari I to t Lorwuri.: Printed h}: l<l C ILA RD BA :Oa S, at NT), Hartleit,„cm i st, Bow-attert / and rrblisbad by ;.W I-Likbes A 1.t.111'6 , :it;* l -VVF's c tT 4 , l#l t,`„ 2/ acicireocd . , At the saesthirict, No, i Iv, StraLd, where Advertise :riot:, Order: tor the Paper, Let:er; Gil . the 'Editor Ito. (puttpagl)p v:i ItU 04 )41', A k 1 1 i t t , 'z