The Sun. — London, England, 1811-12-27 00:00:00

f • t NAVAL F, VV. , h (1? "OUTII, Ii!:C. -- ,- . ' l Vel): tip the ItirbOur, 6 anotHs, 84; and , Gitraitar, f3:1; the former :to , i pattl otf, and the latter' to be ciockt:A. • Ako 0 be. lied and overhauled, the Netenp7s, 36, and...Jima,. , 36. !Came in the Mayflower Bowrius, and the A me ;Can ship Symmetry, both troth Almrica ; the latter 0 days from St. Mary's, with timber for the Dock ard, Sailed the Diadem, 64, for Portsmouth, to be !ocked. Also the Levered, tB,on a cruise. Went tPthe harbour to be refitted from . Oarnage she sustained in an attaek'on some sessels on the coast Of France, the Arrazu schooner, Sailed on a . truize off the coast of France, the bland, 3G, Capt. Ftitiats. in last night. the Sqn Joseph, 110, Admiral Sr C. COTTOI4, trom off the coast of France. P ORTSIVIOUTH, Dec. ca.—Arrived , the riCtory, 10 , Aditiiral Sir JANIRS SAIIMAiEZ, Ca‘piain 114 RESQ; Vigo, 74, Rear Admiral DIXON 3.:Hanni -141) 74, Rear Admirai DURHAM ; Dreadnought, 98, ° quaff) LLszu, ;,Orion, 74, Sir A. DIXON ; 4 , 74, Captain iV.V.KeNz le ; and Mat-through, 74, Cao,iin SCOTT,' the Baltic; and p.m Wurrior, 1 4 ) Clptain IiYNG, from Chatham. Sailed the Hyacinth; 20, , Captain USHER, with a tetti voY for Lisbon. ' . . The Cephalus, Clptain GaroaD, will nil imme diately for the AlediterOnean, bPdtt.; Dec‘..26.-:—Arriveil the Quebec and Brilo tart the Scheiat ; &solution. cutter from 111;t 1 "el ; Pin cher guo brig trout Po, tsmonth ; Attack 1 , 14 n brig; tier Note; and Pigmy (dismasted) rom a cruize: • ttii Majesty's slips elrni do, Hannibal, and kriborough, 'for POIISMOII ; Speculator .iugger, '6mph cutter, and tipelles - gun with convoy, for Pot tironniti. • ''Bsl4' tiagligli ih Downs, the I'Veymouth store trotri the Note. SUUT nAtii.TOil, DEC. 2:# 3.-Last evening, about 'vet) o'elotk, as 4 boar:bel°ngii"g ' to 411 4) llawk o «as proect,'..rig fro,) this to Join Spithead, whep off Netley /1.1)1,0y, she bY . sonic unfortunate means filled, whet) °l crt.v,, co-sisting of Lictit. D. MiItRICK and..eq,ht *lie n; Only,one reached the shore alive,' aid Ito leas teen insrns ble ever Since. Jr i s 'stlppo-,ed Lieut. • ,Nleli.ftlett.n - o Lt•t have petish t o thin,zA cold, at he has ben found lying in the "It eta i,t tdo boat. Two of the dead bodies 4 4Ve also been found. COUNTESS OF . . An addr es s to the PeL•rs of the United Kingdom k_ k m lei( been published by Mary,„ Countess of fler wikiL Cridp" , VUUT4 to 1 - C . Sctlo her, cita -"tier frOrli the Odium witieil teen hid . bn cast on it ia t , . Plum' of the late proceedings op t h e' subject of - doin3 this, however, she any in t ent i on t' qie ( 7111 de tt: tit., , ii.lotlS.o ( 2 1' r(lirding it a-, the result of the sound "I tilos,. t i t les ht , which their Lordships are . yotitt proLet.t..,• „ or 1 'should hope,' try" that I may ,be permitted to sutirnit ti you, cousideration as individual:;, th 4 • !Tie 10 that: lloWt::.er j. -e " a toe chin' bereide,t son, tt o p i -.int.. , ice t moral Il t,: ware ( 'hire 'ut d ,t, p oll. of it." Sit " , e';Be 9 awttre i. nc e 13 r.7Cess , :ry tt " oni." she adds, " 10111 I. ;,• I ' f '' as indivi 'will in 'forinit,,, a privt"c to in ( are ono.' bt.,tlll,t to ~ Iy. r t " 11.16 tallee upOti eeneral prt.t , tiay Otdoiled front jui'dietal sitierati. and a; r impreSsioti of cireuttis , traces I'; by Your sYmnathy, the fat eifett of your I , lllll 4letit . To prove I.•yse.l f• 'entitled to such sport s i ;I,'l ,4 itorpose-ol this addre.s. tolour Lord " ute co-peers of a beloVed htfsband whose tt is my duty to prntett, and to prove that it ner v i er tarri4lvd conc.itv-f." previously Vat eo 1 1 ' 4 . 1 dY'llin 'tupelos what sue had t ° he I l i c" 61 t",' that letters from Berkeley it i t e rst " ,. clid'extst, which would have proved an rtiti- r , c .,.! 14 , 1r 5e Letiveen Mehl prior 'to 1 7 85 . Tiles° 164 ,;,1 1 t4 t'stroYrd but she h,,s hopes that her let 'Croy; "" ,13 elkeley may yet. be found, ,as' his Lord de'lad assured her titai. he ,had preserved thein.-e— -lt b e had 4, prev:ously to March 1796. repeatedly three( that lie idt'att not married, and that in order rrovort, le I t . cens fur Ins few , ~ ,r iapto in 4796', he Add e ea,l: ua " to-the same efiVe.t." bee; admits, bur k ly . , "OUTS to account toe tby sayiu t hat '' such rltii been his conduct for a series or cars, he :itt, ic i ' llut but be aware d- the obloquy 'that tri;gilt Ab e ., to mat t rim , any declaration that . 110 might ,1, 1 1 make to t h e nowt ary.“ . • lio n ‘ , l' ; de laY ' which otcurred,hotween the public:a tiu,„' ' ll e limns apd the completion ot. the' aecounp for in the `ollot,'ing in-inner :"" tha: " 1 Y Lords, it,,is Stated to be tilmusi incregible, "Orli .ge jartiest ly ilesired,,shoulo have been: foll!, te ,( 1 t(ir such length of tithe as , from the 2th tit-`l"cvinber, 17 84, the last itublication (;'I the banns, ii 30 th of March, 1765. Itrpor Lordships will tl,' 'll Lord ik,k,,l ey , ,s depossitior.., tow his Lard -0(1'1 aL counts for tt ; and, my .Lords, in(st sincerely with that the 4) , five aSsigneci by .itis Lordship 1 "vo been the only on- ;. LP-ik 11 4 L9r 4, Pit' t .4 t candour confess, that I hi vv/soinet Imes sus bra t hs • •tI 't might be ot ise accounted for and 11111 6 i hod been, by the pOltcotlon of banel lic t s : i n t o ftrtirity, , might.have adoitions. Ittrto credulity." 11-IE LITE lituriDEßL4. lo , the course ! of ye;teitay morning, informa=• not, waS:ieceived at the Shattweq l!olice Office, front 'Klatlhoretigh, ia Wiltshire, that a Man . of ,retnarlsabe ape -al. Ince :vas detained 'in cus tody bir the Mogstra.. ; oat toveti; and sirnig circuinSianees of suspicion. The description given of him Was, that be Was Aemorkably tall, and an swered preckely the .ippearance of the man who Was seen to inn up .,ra+<l-lane, along with d Shorter man, jos , after the alarm of murder, will given, His. •apparel hat) been examined, And epoit. one of his shirts were 'found a eunsidetable number of bloody stains, :did' the shirt itself wits very much torn about the breast and neck. The Magistrates dispatch ed 'Winans and Hewit down to Marlborough, from wili. , : mce they are expeated to return, this 'evening with their. prisoner. John Frederick Richter, n young.foreign seaman, .residim!, at the Pear Tree public house, where olsq „John ; Williams dodged, was . brotight hicustody,to Orlice,' by Ileter and Holtnook. . • The circumstances .of suspicion alleged ; against • him arose, infconsequence of a pair of blue trewsers having been found under his bed, in a damp state, with the appearance of mud having been imperfectly washed away from -ihe knees downwards. The prisoner, when called upon to explain this eircum stanee,, stated, that the, trowsers in question were' lett behind in the Pen Tree public house, by a man who had gone to sta. As nobody claimed : them,. he.appropriated them to his own usl. 'He knew of no. olod upon them.' None.. hacr,qouched them while in his 'posseSsiotki :and although he acknow ledge& having brosl,e(l,.he Otinied'eer ,having wash ed•thern.' He_ was then stri4'lly examjned - with, re. spoq to bis knowledge of Williams. Ile said,. he had known Williams aoont•twelve weeks,. but obt intimately. He never drank 'with him out of the , horse, and only now and then held any intercourse • th 16to in the Pear Tree panne house. There i,v.ts a chest of tools in the house, belonging to a . foreigner maned Peterson. • There were several malls amongst those tuols,• none of which he had,seen for I,st. three wadcs., He was then shewn -the. mall fetind in Mr, Mary's house, which he .said was . e.::060' like the mall he had 5,.01 amongst Peter son's tools. Peterson had marked • his tools. with the initids I. P. and upon looking at' the sameini tials about this instrument, he verily believed it. war the same he had stem at. the Pear Tree.. H.. , did not. now that Williams was an Irishman, trout Iti3 ton ; hot he had beard °C . f.ir peraons say ,he was .10., He rethemb:AA Williams bad large v:hiikeTs three or four days before I.le. was taken u, ; -, k ut!wli F .tk he :;,ow 111111 la s t, he did not take pat-lion . notice Gf any alterat kin his appeariince. It did. -not woke him that there was tethdt alteration. . his cc. On tin: night of the ruurdec of Mr.- ' ,Willia;oon 3W; he hf?,ard n 4noch at the .door a ilJ:e bcCor:- (me o'clock, acid he, was after wards told it vrls He never heard' Wil 7 . hams ask iris larvii;nly for A loan of sixpence. He did not think'Willini:s was a ,matiner. from his up- . rinance, :bat he had heard that : he was. employed, On board the Roxburgh Castle Indium:lm • He had also heard, that the Captain of that vesseLbad,oh= served, that if .aver went on shore again, he , Arotte. aureli be:hanged.- This- was lei allosiou to his bad chabaer on bo.srd them ship, , _ . Prnelizt:i 'Hart.Ladd - .Terensia4 Fitzpatrick, rwo bishinen, the titre .4 .carpeitter, t' t teother jniner, suspected. h:tv a b,..-.en• concerned with. WO. hints in the aturdci4, were. then put to the WI% Hart said that he had known Wthlarn3 only about a mrtnight had never drank any btxr With hint, and only two glasses of tH. Fitzpatrick introduced hirn to bun . . • . The Magistrates asked the 114 rt v411'4 was his reaSoll tor. calling c;tl W!ill:,rns at the Pear Tree a eew nights ne..;tor,.! Alirr:s Innrdi r, and was an sweted-;..1; that he had , been out' rirrtiltin , „ atIO had spent all hiy money, and Ills wethd not open the door far hap, and he ‘atne to Wilewmi in COus,II.IEMCC. Welber was called back to contradi'd iLu t in his statement, that lie h td never dranii, any ,heer, with Will,ami l , bat he sottl riiat it tinghc ;.) , ;t;•aps hu I.lltch:J that lie 11A s-en 14111, ,„4 .coa,p,,n ) (11 1 tnt.' Sunday i',ll , l i e g tile Olilrikr of 'Mr. Mar. One; of 111 L, ~a after war d i called and miqui ,t ed tor but did tut de , that shoUld be conceakth— NVi' WaS 111 Inc habit of itee,ing very bird . . . Hart 4.31 hero again interrogated, brit the gum ions tad chi,fly to his kno,tyli..io of a man or the name of O'Connor, living at B in the cunt) ty of frie der ird at first 'that he knew any such s'wrSon, but aiter,vards confessed that he was ac ,ii:,tinted with one Connor, a carpenter there.. Fitzpatrick Said that he, became, acquainted with Wilitatos about thr,ei-!.weeks since", when they drank some beer together. This was the 'first time the witness had -any thing to do with the set. Being a4Ked What 'he intended by the word " set," he sail he meant Williams. Soptlle time afteritords, Williams and :mother man, went to the Lillian', in New Gravel-lane . (two or three doors trout li .mson's); wheie • they bad some : Sanip,on„' . ar strong gin. Tht witness owned that lib hid called upori Williams between the. murders of Marr and but denied that he had nver txpre:ssed a wish that it should be concealed. On the nigh* of Mr. Mares murder, the witness went to bed at half ,mst ruRTUER,r M.!`IC LJIrARS. 7'l-rUBSDAY NIGHT. . _ A singnl3l - circumstance has bt.en,dtscii4sed, reilpeaitlg Ail attempt to bieak into tto house ,5f Mrs. Ch r, 'who ketws'a chatidier's shop in Sir Win, Warre:.C.ti.,(Flart.,. nett door but ont# to Pen Tree court, and adjoining to the hnuse kept by Venniitor, witere lodgtd, wl9 is now in enstody on suspicion of being concerned inurder of Mr.- Mitt. and fainilv, and likewise of Mr. and 11 4 1r54 Williamson, and their servant Irs. Orr state;, that. on Smorilly before Attrr's 'tom der, Lout half-past one 41,'CjOe1: shy teas getting; up hoen, when she heard a nohe ,t, Ut the ,boost', 3S it ti twin iv.ts atteollititig nrpak into the house. Silt 14'3'3 •..tskett " \Vlta there 1" A v ,, ice ,he k , tqw to be that. of William , ' I ;ini 3 inbbo . V! 6:n: anlw6 . ed, '' \Vhethel you bti• or tint, f yon iftVood t aria glad to 9 - ;'t you." Wiihaitri entered, and sal do to till watchman . was c tiring rrat - two n'elnel; then go! up frol:r his and. ra:;,:e die t trail dr it she \Ovid . have, a glass ,eo,olited ; lio.wonid not go fo; . ir , she wt.,,nt to. tho T oc• public.hatue,, hot could gain 6081.1;m:6,11c, s o returried, , wlnot ingnirAl how malty rooms there %vere in her hopse, ,attd the 01 her litek.pretniSes: Shereplied, there Wore tnwo rooms, and !hat her back Yard cOmmunicated Vermilloe's house.. The watchman came into Mrs. Orr's house, .which rt:hi,:ted in soine time. The Watchman told Mt S. Ott that lie had pickedup "a ehissel try the side , of her Wilhams ran . our unolisertred at this intorrnatii.A; soon afterwards he returned; the w`ateirinan • going, wh•sut stoppel him", and deshed him to go to the Pear Tree and get snare liquor...- . The houie wni then opon. While,the watchman. was gone for the liquor, Williams took, up the chis, 60,. and saint, d—n my eyes where did yoU get this chisel I'' ..11Irs, Orr did not put v.lilt it, and retained tide instrument till M;woay List. 'Hearing that Williams was.examine,l, she went to Mrs. Ver. •and shewl.td her the chisel. Mrs. milloe looked at it, and compared it with the took in Peterson's chest, • when it was found to bear the same marks, anti declared that it was taken - o,lc her house.. Mrs. Orr instantly deliverea the chiscl to the , Magistrates of Shadwell.stree( Odic°. • ISRVEN Sylvester D9sCOII Was ,brOnght tip and informed by,the Magi Straws ihnt; fire inoiries resp F ,6tirig tho liquors toiand in his possesliou turned mit to b cor rect, `erefore upon that charge he .was exonerated, but till he gave sothe account of the bloody breeches found in his:possession, he considered it his duty, as a MagistratO, to commit him tilt' next TuesdAy; which was . , aecordingly done, By the der.ire•ot ,the Magistrates, we give publi city to the marks'OO the Note found in the posses sion.of Williams, in order that, any person having had such a note, , or who can at ;di trace the private marks, may itni”ediately apply rO them at this Of fice, and 'give every inftirmation thereon. ONE. BANK OF. ENk.; LAND, tai to No. 1675 -To poy Mi. Henry Hase, No. 1035 • 7 on ticniAnti the. sum 4.0n0 Pound. • • , 26§ Goodvit tBt t. kug. 23, London, 23 Aug. i.e• ONE. . For tor (Joy. and C'r•,ur. of the I ,i,1.• of I:.n6land. I. Frogglat. And itylorted on the back of the Note (; ildit.g to f 1)„i---7/12, t ' The exambation of Wi ll4llllS will take place this ,clay, but \oil, for obvious reasons, be a vale one. 13ow-srrtp.P.T.--,Early on Wednesday morning Mr. Gll'Al4 AM received, a li.•iter from Capt. Taylor, of the 'igirrow 'frigate, lying off Deptford, stating, that eajling himself Edward MalohY, had within ti:~tu kw .days cOITIC on board hig who at.r. +Tred the t!es&iption of one of the repotted The MI - Hstiates, e, , ::.r4uence; dls p ilicon to hi tog him to London, who bronsht 1-,:r.1 to t0 , N1.1 irk the 'ev'ening. It being 4.„Thli‘frlls Illy, s port Nlr. Grahnto'g to .-ro it underwent a long examination. lle , v:1-; .lierward4 ser.t io a wateh.hoose, and re. m •,Neire all night. Y,:storday he was brought to :!!,, ti:lice . „ and under .vent another examination, Janitigfinli, a cooper belonging to the 11 , 2 d LlOtie . Gro; I.)opiford, an:; ! . .;aid that the pi isuner lodged %,% irh him 41 tie ti tie of the rourilera, and was at home at - the time. 1.14 the prisoner a good ob3raeior. • S Ittittoi lise Dog aftd Dick 'pubi lintel , , in PI 13,0 ford - row, gave pri soticy twilit; deemed a sutii ciepi accoant, he \Vas .!ictsaled. The snarl, de,et;lrecl &fall, stout flint), is g.I 1,(1it....! to) have passed through Wye, in Ic...ents On ‘l.‘tly ;1);(..i0t1 &vices; from the 101- man entered a Artrtil Inn there dnsk, ,reedy tune') latigued from, ; w;ss, so mach n%er' hi; lave, that it ienpoLkinie to sett a distinctly, He s at down in tit tdp-ro:sus, put his fiCe - ti table. and wt.tit to :din, atilt chi tiot a waku till .ten he spoke very little, anti Oil kept his bat over 'ace. He .had some bread, clseeso; and por es, an d 3 1,iout eleten o'i,do,lk he- set ta 10 walk tote irdss Polksiione or illver, thoue,lt it -rained very la3t, and \vas uncoinnainly dark. It is reported at Vienna, that an old, Greet; ma nuseript 1103-, beim found in a convvitt on Mount IS,thoB, C47fitaining, as it iti a:tid a cotnedies, wliit It ard troppwed to be thosa, of iclenander or SM!TIIL'IELL) MARKET, Mc. t 7. This day's ,Lllarket had althort supply of different kiridi of Cattle ; Mutton and Veal' were nearer ; Beef is clleakr ; Pork Aoki at fait price ; and the. trade vetteol way not very brick.--,The stilea iti the Hay Market were trifling,; , Ciover has got up in:price ; Straw hai dropped in price; Flay ob. wetted last prwe.—Tne underrnenuoned prices and numbers are a corre.•4.l suuement • Olr+l per at ur nr arb. Beet; 4 s. 41. IQ 5 ...,t;ti. multoil, 4 s. . 1 1t. to j 5. 10,1. Veal, c*, c , 6+l. lc, it) 7, 0 1, She.';, 3Ss++-+. 230. r,it iltit.t..l) fly, 41, u . t , to ;I. ad. Nt'.lW, 2i. SS. td. to 31. 123. (AL it) 71, ot;. 'Conti E.,:CHAl's:nt?, I)l',C. Q7.-I'he Nlarket 'day lids trv.sirpri.t . ivals 01 Wlier'n, and k,ll - oilmt„:;:t the 1:Pll prices quotttti ; Ihrley ijloWlif4 11 , 111aild, Willi 1 goOd in Atilt arid NViltw but little fluctuation ; 13,,tans ,:t cle:wriOtion.nttally ns pcir currency. There Sirs fresh supplies of 0319.. Wliith has the eircct /4" s.leS in ihia trade, being 11311)01 ; 00(1 FiOtif CMltitl4lC; Lae Itrii S. Tick Beaus 4 6q - 3 sts ol,;) j4i , eiii;iyit ditto - 3 4 1-. a Vt;:.:The,loto { e a a 4 , , 1(.1 1 ),' S , ,v‘t 5 5 . 1. ft r a w I 3 1, , ,‘; 51.1‘0,:4,J 9 .4 4 ticto `ii,4 a 91 , -. 173 is - • 45' , . (~;reyt:itio L jko .51,, FRENCH' TIIRPITUDI.' As the 41irinirar3R )rti BvoivAtiAtitt en.ilarcri'France, and gii ? ired Bra tonal an, ii;i; , i 'pee tbe .f_ll as oi s rt. tat1)131,.) 14tnpose on 1. - 0 , 11,..r.5ta.e.,„ cannot he too expolied. we. Cow ~ i vc It £ dot nrsert the followteg, which : i r • held ritr Hti awbetitic dociitrnetil io our, Readers. They will seiVe to skew' the orb r. » icity of the Cnrsi can Tyrant, his uis..r of thy Illdepe: , ;el ) e s ! 01 (Abet' Biati.q; arid rho ete,Hutes ;bat put in pralice to vorirt,prtipared and tronstratted orders bublie'rejoieings, av this ,pentait,-ni t s o tr= spring of iv a pul, ir to iii iiy•und, Tile date of these d.acurrionts is oflittle ittipur once as the in.msares to which tiny rrlart contitille t be . the prattice. Posterity will bar.sl) believe that IjOIN ihould'be cheated tot of their freed , m, and even character ; by such low b:ticney, ar.d that .ihey should so long have bubinnted• to such opplessiuti and dis:fiace.— 1;1114CD06.! OF WESTPHALIA. CIItCULAtt, 2'27. (A) C.1,,c1, Nov. 11, Igo% THE OBNETIAL nutEcTove 'lllll POUCH OF T KINGDOM. I .should have, thooght myself d-ficlent in that 'confidence,which yoUr.teal and devotedness for ,ot.r Sover e ign deserve, i,,41 I pressed you toxklresi to turn that public homage, • whico yoU must have doubtless prepared, for the Anniversary of toe birth at the King. f'carinet doubt, you wilt take ail due : pains that the 15th Of this month 8141 be a most dist inguiebethfestival in your,disiria. It is of consequence to the repose of Europe, to the happiness of the WestOhalians themselves, drat the manifeStation of their sentiments should be geo nerally known. I propoce, on this memorable oe, easion, to 'dissernitiate, through the medium of the' C tzettes,' the demonstrations of the respect and of the loire of the Westphalitnis for the beriefiecnt Monateh'who governs them. I have, therefore, tl:e. Intoour to beg of'you, that you. will have the goodness to traoSinit to me, on the evening of the I::.th, hr the morning of the 16th, a note, containing the detail Of the festiVities, and other proofs of general joy. I: cannot . admit 01 a doubt, that' all the pubVc Functionaries, Agents of Government, and per-ons, in public employment of alt ranks; will seleet tb i t t day for public meetings to hOnour of his .Msjesty„ and to give toasts to health. I tegrei that local diJ;cmce, and the want of lodg, ings at Ca,sel, do not permit . all the Wesiphaluitis %vivo are most attached to his tittered person, to, re pair to his Capital, iii order to farticipme in the fetes which are there preparing With the most donate zeal. These, perhaps, the heart of the Monarch, and his constant Solicitude for the welfare of his people; are best known (I cannot, boWever, imagine it to be unknown in the tlepartmentsi 144 latterly, the King,' after hiving resorted to all.sorts dam tods for lengthening' the period within Which the -twatty rtvillicitas, required by the existing loan, are to be paid up, would not quit his august °rot her a(Erfurth, without obtaining) a new prolongation of the term to forty months , instead of the eigb. teen months Which had bevo ptcvioasly fiat ci for ;its completion. h should be known, that the Icing set the first eiample, by appropriating more than half it oullien 01 his own money to the Joan j and that while he lamented the necessity of acquitting thatcharge,con. tracted preyiooli to his' accessiott'. to the throw!, do has been efigagel every day ‘or s , !veral nut cessieely, jti discus Sing the modes of rthyment which may prove least .burtheitsmne to the Wet hihans, who are; in truth, hichim)y, 'canton doubt, Nie,s . sieurci the Coonsvilora of State, selecte‘i r., nitlerent parts of the have, in 'their corr.qt.poodenee with, Lilo 1.41 , A;i. rate:, their former dolt.iLll. , i, infrint , cl. Luter of* these anxious and eates of our Sovereign. I thitTk it' proper to a noonnce to yon, tliat Nies sieuvs th e Officers of his liajt.-sty' s Household !hive obtained tho permission to prewnt hint with the representation at a ryrand no,v Opera, comp ose d f or the anniversary of leis Majesty's birth. 'Ole ()peril will be performed, anti ptcwo!oci to his 1144-sty toe, the first time,. on rdoL,ciay, November the 14111; next day it will be given gratis to the pnblk., T his piece relates an authentic fact, ffi k o l i c !,,i a,t its;,:curyisi sufficient to cover a • Prince with ~tirei th e and with the love of his subjects. It will, dOutaess, be; agreeable to yob,' to learn this Net. In'the month of Aogost, 180,5, ll' ot m a , jesty'the King of Wostphalia, then Pritice Jerome, embarked at Genoa, on hoard the Porrione frigate,' having the command at a squadron, consistio g of three frigates .and' two brigs. I n , th e ex p e , imon, most peopheia , .v nothing but au ordinary case, ena bling the young hero to PUl'll4l prelude of twute attainments in that eat ern. of glory , whleh hi i„, mortal brother I , acl traced out for Soutratit• r „ Prince Jerome re.ente.teci Geno a . wit l y.a ll 'the Gt,t;'o- CStl fugitives, and others,',whom he had dr)livercd from niibety at Algiers. i 6 consequence of his al*. 'dent valour,,and the generosity eat leis, reat soul.-- The Opera re resents the return .of the. Prieto. to Geltpa, and the extreme sorsit,ility happincsi which ho excited Wirt all those' inielititi which • rec d , vcred their fathcr4," husbands, or brothers, cahoot. Wl,return vt th e siA irdol I litihono u r to W?, (si gt , e ,d) • B4RCAGN?.` ItCULAR, No. ;44, (II). Adm:o4tratino. Finante. triwirtin l ry Do nl o n. Jlott.t;c4leral ot 114nover anti ot Munger: I lun,)v,:a* 'Aug. 27, 14:a. IMPERIA;. 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