The Sun. — London, England, 1817-02-06 00:00:00

• • 1 11 IWOltl-1101181",‘VIITITING. • We have received the foilowit4g from a gm . - hs lhantetit, acid give it as the corroboration y of aaeritote w e di d hear before as aKlieable C o Si g n or' cOt ITO, we can express. °4 illecre hope that the " stout: toanlq ti ntlit" [tiny very often meet the Reformer, and Altana at coaches or at leaiit n dray, con tel iPntlyrival', that lie miry be at no loos for an I,:attirtient • 'As cue (It our leading Oratot4. the West` ui Lilglatill was pasi ng tt perio'd when the l'itiNc litOANT,veas pro relling in state to the House' , of Peers, he w" i "et by a stout Country ( ..letttlentan, Who d.'3111 rt.cogriising hint, ran to a Greenwich' CoR .tLi • man who was then opposite, and, 1"j""v•- 1111)4 coach-whip, proceeded to give tire Orat"r rit4ete horse-whiPping, which lie seemed to hew tile greatest fortitude and resignation. The Citastiser itiforninglliin awl the ,tudience, tlnit it 1!111 14 far a political cause. hut that he should 411. 41 to sense him so every time he met him in • FltENCll PAVERS. • • ? ' t ub, FAL truerest et day all the Ministeis 't Council, kA hick Ills Majesty presided. 1 11 t t ut ucil sat till 4 1 :he : 1 1Litib ers O f the Royal Court of lit'srint:"" ty I, tL a t the thirtieth o f t h e i r sa l ar i es to t h e poor. so ll o ce i lu nts flout. Cadiz state, that the Spaoi . si: , 4 1; " t ined for Soot') America was on the . , art for the .Ettglish furnish the shills In • ;)e v lell f or it, emiveytAtice t . Th e y were momenta- Ivfar t'ltth hod the troops were concentrated 11, i ; hi't catu tt ,t ti „o conclusion. One Jl'embtr, olio yet, tllo+tfa,t that fitrel•',llerr . slionl l riot be henetit of the law of 1798, t% t;"" that at the expiration of live years' in" o y li atent the (k.ht,,,. ~ho stl d recover I. ) . 4i t t i'Ltht• Ile mentioned the exattspli: of . ttu ki 4;111.4.41..1 arrested for a lame tleht, who Preier ei,'l„4llh,"4 five years , L Si , Pelagie to, paying also instance of a Chinese. trtiallttei City was su rprked yes I ertbty by.tt sudden and ti .Illltaventent in the value 01 Batik N , ime ' it j," B , 14 4 413 than five per cent. ; • the'eanscs f)t uid 1111 ty tinnier of conjecr tire,t!'h we a 1 ) Hi t . " afire (atajecture in this inst a n c e .to 1 • 141 : . " 11.) room near 'certainty. ilr. tat;t4t. hvtweeti the Batik - and th ~°e ~".111" Or heliev • I l 1 113 c, e " 4: Lat. et , t o k ! e reason to suppose that ail -103 1 7f :4 111 1; tor consolidating the costotM Ireland : the whole plans it : t11 : ‘ 11 1' Ili completed by Ihe tiute'whe" the • • for ward, when it 'win be beture 411 e tfi~•tctrt/ ofru+'4C,thas ennobled ityjii:it4l-104,-Of CLEttY - tend iits V 441 1 : " T int. th e 'lame c u t Oil . tlistinf;ttistief t his 'nut tlered Brother.. *COW! . Hirai ~ at "ar "'here-this' simple and attect ittlittion is seen open his totnn-- , dlrre N the jitillial Cier!/ , '" 11 Tit ttb, I,II,I'LIY evening her MAJESTY had a p art y ce, " k e of SUSSEX visited the Queen yestcr , rli e p r . tiKve "aces& CUAULOTTE, and Prince 14 tioroE.n of tl:"1:1141"aattely given 50/. towards the relief liou r ' ' 1 tanourers. - P4 444 .'4 . itit multi rim had a long andienee of tine . cNT yesterday. ()Iti.l:4'r'l4-Y morning the Duke and Duchess (1f , ?am to town from Twickenham, W tl , „k" (,ueen's Palace soon of er three . 1,1t!,,,)L foci Nair 'to her MAJES'T 'Y, whcre they Th, ti " t ti rt*PliSt • is e ' t NICUOLAS Frpilti4lo°l. h it'uli',.l4;,,('lr• I 1 is Imperial 1 - litzlineia alniot the latter end . - of 'Mare's. L te 's c ' t Alnv, I c y i s to he married. to the ' i t'll!: boreal r 1 ' ;" „' -b yte tit l' Hy The “ 14e t 1 :4,1 1 e* Pcetell to w kne l t 114 eetetnnny at itic kit ni . orning the - Graitil itt4►l Slt to view Chelsea Colle.gei . c i " r 001. veteran 'soldiers. and the Nith t""t:talt-'°'l the 'faille neighbourhood, tor, the ‘,. brit, Ong op of young SOidieti. 11 4: "ill u t! teen in 'our Itow.:street Report that .4S a I , li too of Ttnilts S',CorT, 1'44 gc.."-P4l iu late atrocio,is Hll.l disgretesfo , the l'etNett RWGE'"vr' f"k Pin" :Pt'tt ',LeO 00 evidence 'l as attfity:edlo s et l )- Ifeld tau cal Iligh attd SCOTT 4iN a' FM' a NI isdettieithoto?: K journili des ne; , Q tie1„ ...... 4 y4 '4l Instant, contains the 1011,"1":"' 1 1. E l)4 lce of r • K E N T, brother t (1 I • ;lie PtittlCE „,,, 5 0 . ke..x .. ;„1,..!"arrY the Prince •s tc I el,l,ss:!'egi incess Uowatter of Lt. ,.(3 - 1140, 1 ) , ..r t. th e vti6l:olet of:Pritice Latmot,D, the u ~, „,1 0e es4 a t 61 (41ALtlioTTE of %VALES. 1‘.. 86 11:- A , 1411 horn the 17th of Aug"s t, (37 1-)ulieto K ENT was born . .td November ; 1,01,`J`.. kt'ermon ibit, not 6h4litiettet t• a t colle' inte . not a mee.ing at.se x next, the Nia•-istriitd` of M". 1" lout t • ee posteo -r ' ;veriti til 4 ll, kr% of tit „te,lnt topolis, recon imetultng d „, l tut families to prevent rhrit )„.. 0 1. '"ag„ th:v,luts Train being present:. at Slit ti : 4 . 11141 to I , o l l ' :13g6trates expresi, their deter: ti;. ) -1. agniti„ t l Aws in force '4 lit! tit e - inmos t : po jtt„ mi persons attempting to distur t %titn, saysrillett "ilit latGet:ni nti PaPe t, s' 0 1) , that atk or. a L S - an 7.50 0 ' , M s, it a rdninen any Ot a t m p c ell el t average ill - an Dour ; arras` Je ll Waruied by zeal or hatred of the FREEMAS'O. 11 On Friday, the friends oaf 1f.:6r11 Alva At Freelinsso..e . liall bad A WiTtitillftli -- • Company was setCct, able; Ot character and 6ellse rsfpcC:-.11)1c, And the Dinner it.wiss itio‘t delectable. For the , onifort oft htNai ion. They baldly scouted 3,llstarration:. T!,ere %%as drink er•ohel and tit:A(4o4 satisfy the poor Of .• , • but thess•kitiii pittri . ots thought • The weivei i4let ter fed than taught. So theyots tba 010 'pi overt) IraeneS, Theis charity at hoille rnrrr ti'd; 11,i . 1146 . 1 10(i r oind kept unto t henp:el'ves the feat. NOW Nii.l4*, 1.1.:c.:s But 4,111! izteattiuss.,x, was nut there; Nor linvdear.ciony the Lord ;Mayor; i ho then was talking eery gaily Upon the.liench of the, Old Ent. loony. a Champion of economy Exhibited his physiognomy There was tke•gtory of the .7 .4—oration; • ' The excellent ex-AlietlfT Titua save the Naomi ; Anti honor W.turn3l,o. l feasted near Great Alderman Gooullte,if Etch:; Anti Ateats of patriots their Jid throug 'cur, Quca IltilieJirescribere est lonyudt. Tbeil tc, ! intions were prupnunded, Which, in his turn A Mister IlltnNe., with applause the rpom.resoundeci, Popping up his nose so pimply, 4 `. Simply begged to- beyond i" • :Which was by many reckon'd, 31ebavit4,-rather t' Then Acelamitions edh.ual fast ; AndsO tin; ResOlut2,ons pa'st : . For v e ry wisely it „ was 11)0111;10, One reason after oniimr ought TO du as Wril 33 twenty. And; ‘slll.rtnigh the whole of the proceedings," With ,drenches occupimi and feedings, The e,OlopOuy " O'er um-looked," (So oicely was,the Pinner cooked ) ) the nobly ".cause" that brought them these. '!'was Rot Economy, So proved at least the , Dili of - Fates , The cloth renweed," the usnal'string Of Te,ists was hawleirahout . --.` c The King"-s. And then; as a pretence They toasiedforArne.s . silks ""The Regent"; 'Till tired of l;hyalty I;teal i ; They ha,tened to their purpose real. Then emus; each, patriotic With fr , •6urp bounce and sturdy bOast Right fr.usally.litli three Gilles They humpered down " Economy I" " Order!' wits.weleorned with confusion, And sloe j-uice helped the " Constitution i n -" Trantluillity" 'their brains <did wartn, ' - And Mot clattered -for " _Reform." In regular prOgresSion then •'' • - From i neri.riii is tliey tilliatited tir men An , l after the renoven'ed Lord Vt Itt i l his sham Ot co top! itne frtnO the 'Chalk., Tiley gaily tia:ir wit siiur . oll. li l y Q~;,tuE 30IN Pat tPti't Whu it b his wonted quips and cranks 'I bus tbaciUs., -, • - Chai ratan, and Gruilesuen You, Aecyist•tuy. host thatilis for the favour lou do ; l'hututiour is gre•it—the ueensiun is a‘vitsl od se of . a.Speeeli saint) you a , p ialv full. Eleth !---hent !--wlieu one meets epperfscial cii ility„ thilik 1.114 Inv bow of itie4,oresit. humility , Is folly sofficieut the do it. to repay), .• And ea Wbuhl 601k,111111.6011eiltUNNANGTes sq.-- tint Haw; in thalniditoi s o mail lialsolders, Tt, tu g in: mak tiatoe , by the :heutt•and the shoulders, While the•freedurutuf Euglatid's in questiote—tah dear!- 1 alisst do something ruure—Thrit seems very itieer.— I 41,1)16.1i —so yoppay set by my bril;tte . f.— . .., The Uoion was planned by some ill-looking rugue ; Acid if 1 go- beck, up like a Jew By Bab) lot's waters my loud But you've given one,toast—it is;"Lilterty's Cause, Religiou.tand civil"—!not minding the Laws When the Waiter announced it, my heart did quite free grow, In ,letring pour Pet, and calbrac'utg the Nigro Fot Ireland, if she had heard your kind toast; (Which scarce could base echoed to L'hester at most, Th'n'tigh' bawled loud enough to have deafened' a post 1) ‘Vould bleSs the. Cute prospect, thongh seen at a distance, ' , coin which can alone grow her hinu4n existence. You see fet Pq" Vat I ani enthusiast ; But be 44y, my darlings, don't think ale fantastiC. lii Dublin's sweet tuwU, where ruy wa.s first fetched, My youth lass beets s pent, and m y sympathy stretche d ; At'Corruption's ilesli-market this,etroseience su sound . Myself might have :.old lur. a farthing a pound $ But Pat it WP,6 pirelbanter 6taying below, To checi him when hasty, and urge !PEP: when slow:, So 1 rata all their otters; and- ditnined.all their .oats,. Cont.:at with three thougand a y e ar and the rolls, . certainly prove,'with so able a tutor, 1 . 0 I,isertyc vitieyPivd a rare v,istijutor ; i l l up aiow, and b.... 11 stir,o a stomp, Car Eahaiiipation nOd Lvaliag much.—so I'll' top.i,f,yon Oensc- Fof Ott '5 SlNtet topic my heart otafnut iretze tint nay sentiment 6 art —though the soyig's a buldOtte...... $0 like iny groud fritacis--Miiy 11101 !lint nir 9-1(1 The wise lippay Wart 11,JAV. who 08 oirtit dlurve, I shuulti only-iitfAce thou by,. rublirnic tkrin ovre. Areal', have 1 f04.40t the American %vat. And truth Vai not erxed to remember it, for trith a memory $o long and #o va s tly I've a ciiiialf.V.Of .4 , 41 wearini my wooden Unit. Oc-b then 1 ~ aw Lagland Anna lea With a gvactloi oi attiort, of Litt a4illierlAtrfsi As a pctiy&dieitur etiters,appearapce, • • • That juitgatent papts hr ,sgeneral clearance. lye s- orrifully Liitgbed the hint of tile Ocean 1, • e• . Which almuipished in rain our desvolical notion . ; iiisplz;,'•o-7wltat I in my curious verbosity, , • • Oin;tinerr Huth: force and our mimic ferocity; • ~,twe kindled is 'I yland I;ehertr'y Err, tVinch blazed . up in "France with a spirit still higher. • '.l -1 / 1 2 0 yrisotcr i with tier owo Iterolnlionbegan ; 94-: :lAA us : forpraee—anil she sent. !non, Whim we very rudely kicked Fitt old bi. knees. A elinicaltect upon thisP,ilisease Pfwere, tedio'., to read—it is endetl—hat how? Lik ' e a 14.1ack trivc closed it—wcii---isuithntAbOwt s bottli.d the plague, 111'31 we should hare let rott. , - - • /lave we dime Mly lanro?•--An , 1 pray what hare we done ? . • We to , k a « , ,s,! t .C l i, 10:4•11 We 1 41 W. that the Kiiig liiidiffict:lttiMes for defence should not Cling, _ Tu the base ictrreYtie of le:zitira'ate rule ; s. repeated the power, and tbett like a fool Vii trumped up a ivzir to repeal therp;peal,,, „.• ••• • And to prove that the people bis crorn should Hot steal; That their rights sip;iold of right he hy despots. invaded, • .•. „ , Ilestoring a faded—tpli no--not . • Au exhattsted , -no, Hot an exhaosted—a hlOisted- Old I)ynasty, thrist4 twenty centuries noted. For extravasation 4f blood and. of suet:— .; • ' And they do this, becaUse'tii their ,pleasure to do it. Trt;th, not that myielf does tlle Sci4isters . ' Who wean, I dare say; Very well fOr the titite't isadvised and misguided they surtly,ti”sst i lie, Wimtake nu ylvice and no guidance front : 'Lathe krntyl--clear lomies!—pray look at the Ardyf pon't an hundred and fitly such thousands alarm ye The so ldiers have -sent us all begging about ; , • And the-tlacent, Just Beggars have scented Me mit..-E--`" For something they asked in a . eoft undertone; lint troth what.l.gaveillo body known. 'Teas beggary kicked up the French itevolotion ; And the price of the Loaf is the Law's dissolution ;‘ • ' The ties of society grow quite (Avergetit, And Rebellio;t makes hunger his biesy 'crimp -sErjeant. I !tats found you another . fine reason to grtitable- , - Inlnitivs a co intry can't easily Unable. • •It falls s lust, as other things fall--and a nation Desends with a progress if 'fill the impetus of the enercasingveloeity •COrnetdown with tt.sunse of its' plump ponderosity.- 41ow far arc-we now- front the ground ? Who supposes. • The time it:will take u 4 to -hump all our noses • - •And where'slorN•the Baptist, 'to help your digestions ? Yon see I'm- alpsurdirminute in my qttestions.-- • You are not like the French, merely inonkles and dancers, In the Midst of vexations all pipsis And pruncci4,.. inust.we be, when diseasesoppress, Which Wither the patient nor doctor s.-an gueis ! It giveS mean scarlet fever,l;stiert :oldies's !parading the streot ; Opt here notbin.• alas' can we 5 . 1.4 in all weather:, . • . , 80. fliers and cuctades, ana and feathers., These are Atte. birds of. shew, C9ilscitace7ttut they In a country like Engl./tat are birds too o'f prey. For what Intro they dote? It was tint Very prettily '['his army behaved tolsoor Norway and Italy; And their usage of Poland was almost as cruel As that , which they utrered to Ireland, my . Jewel! For Waietliges field you were ready, *grab! Put v;xstly,tOo slow for the fields of the Spa; And yott diew for 't he Dons, och the devil a stit;rd, When the vile 1 iiiitisitiott in Spain setts restored. Did the Vir4iit.beso , w you a t:oite of her laudanum, When the Priest and the Wm; laid so litoy A rod on 'era? (For, except my own Erin, no tuition you may Entancipate into an Auto du Fe.) Och hone, my poor country! „how ;lately you hoaxt ber, Irhen out of lacrlife you so'cituniogly coaxt her; When itstead of u daceut.good sort of a walsiog, YoUlasteited her corpse intik to bottler her stioaking TO all Of your Representation %vas vital. Anti fIOW, my tine fellows, you've got your requital4,- - - .. Her Ghisst in your Parliament!scurns to Le trotting, . But troth with her carcase you're charniingly rotting. In Dublin we cursed the American War, Attittbe contest with France we of course did abhor Artl both we had reaSous niod . exec Dent, tor. The one. was 4 hold 1-nsarreetion to that;, 1. lid the Other, to aid a h ititnate King. fly Country's impoitance nu nut after praising— 'AD her money the Moist el s took to he wising : the irdee bf 4 ISation veZes Sunirttiing, faint still-- So the Tyrant Apostates who tried her so ill: ToEngland their eouolry nicht sordidly rebded. (Acre Mr. Curi a / 4 s Die judgment corn:mended Ut ItouvnlT the Draper,. Witlimit any vapour. Who so tightly the cause of Iteforat had befriended.) Heat: Pleint—your proceedings should always be quite Frolll acidity free, and genteel and polite. , - ionie Nlettllkers there are, I.,:tm•sttie, in the !louse, ot honour ton high little Erin to elititi,e; _ Ainl some in the Connell, ilion4l) do not know: 'tot— Lowy otGelleitt hottoUt . lint tileSicil atesthey who believe without seeing. — And when ; the sad state of the coadry you show 'ern, t ith prompt acquiescence they'll say, if they can, Like NA 'IVAN to I.),ooll.—Ocit. thOtt Ott the 14.4 41 Wiwi, tht people are outs ed, sa ear, tleyond the dire illeir l tegiiltir share, The system ;8 worse, att,i /molt likely to fall, Than nu It epresetitation itt•all, Sir, at all, Thi..g i eeutive then, you'll frEtnit me to mention, i s without, cymitovoibri and without apprehension , • The bribed and the kribmg drgerievate fast, • In a Withia fraternitY'elvililit'at last.. • They draW and iedraw, witbout funds of. their own, tin the taiioni ,l ~oletatey renting (:11 LAC:, rt l teas talhog just,alow bout " insolvency of a low how," Anditlielpiont tan °roam% ilag,cing invention, - wh e n his brains are itisolent, like same t Won't IttentiOP .1 nererdesiird the troublesome rout Of Parlianientg Stilt CO111114; yc tiLy about; And as Yoe'yotir votes!--.4toth I would flue gire.any :r o the p.oiper who beg. on the bridge for a penny Though nu ;till after wishit4,.lVlPt. Wishrd before, 'rite all ducein folks would be pulling,an oar. Now yon, me dear lads, whose vc-numny may fir seen in you'r clattet and venison to-day, From the and the I.que, , and tbv Guod tense will collect, docent feelog will sally, fetich 'the poor devils riatside, that refoitu IS not bregkitig N window, Air 'tai.ithz a storm; Ansi that Patriots will,-if rainy and discreet, tiel 41,311,k in the avern, mid ion to the street— which i t o.,ltts that' we'll stick to contusion and claret. nti trave coin mist-seniv atut small beer to this gat Frt. Theis the Ors ended, 'And peace rtrolltittelatittl. Tkr toihting wrt)t round, Till they lilt m ere aground, They dra ok in a fury . ' '1)...1 . 1ty dory, ." The. Hight , of the Frets," And pei feet " To this worAntifill, wise., and Whiggith Aoritty;" thew Amor r!..1 liiimesvant iti t;l9rios etatety. • . • Xestet:ltt`v - the ra t tat . CE ttRGF:N ' T ityld a tiorirt• at r . • Carbon.house, fot• the 1 . I . tmirpi . i . :e o f og cFei% t tiro Address ut the. "Lord M Mayor and ,cliOrs 'of Alder men, 411 ; 011 . 1itslate escape from t he attack of tlfe non in'St.),tities's-nitik. At omi'e o'clock a de :actin:vim of the Im!e-gut,trds' ti :A iii ti beir stntion e to 1).111 mall, to tti 1 ) ,iSt the ,:lice. A . prari.i:l bonotir , of the grenadier foot-wmarilsattlied into i he tomirt yard 01 Carlion-riomrse alsorst tlte• Sante TVA; city procession araved at CatitOti.llonSe at tsvu •.• . ` The Plince 12.4;e1it beingaealetl.oll throne, itiri 004441 by his Catitet itkister,, awl hit Lord Chitittb6ridin in ante form conducted to tti4. int'seitc'e, the ite'lintation, ctimnsisting 0f: the Right (lotiuttrable the Lord Alayor . , accompanied by Curtis, Sir CltarleiPrice, Sir Janie; S'itaW, Sir John ['ening, S , r Leivhton, Al . r. Altlertita i n Smith,. Sir William Doniville, MC. Alderman. Birch, Alr. C. 'Smith, :;it NI. Bloximtn, Mr. Alder man Atkins, Mr. Altleviii.oi Gotnibeitele, Mr. Al • derman . .fleygrite„, George Brydges, Esq. and !totter; . Kirby, .theftecorder, Cam pion ,Serje'atit, ToVritt. Clerk, Itcntembrancer, and Solicitor. • The 11.eco Mei Wen read"the Admit ess as follows: his Reyal Higliness the . PrinCe'Of ALEs, , Regent of the United kin:gaunt of Gr'eat Aritain and Ireland. The humble and dutiful Address of the fand Slayer and sildr4mei Of the City of Lendun. • . . May it please your Royal Highness, i 7 e,the utd Mayor and stderitieu of the City of Landon, 'beg leaveloapproach intir Ittiy4t llighoess with profound sentiments of duty and respect, to express our horror and indignation at the most daring anti ilagit ions outrage offered to your Royal Pursuit at the moment of your return front the llonse of Plrliantent, on the oscasion of your Royal High aess exercising the Saered . doties of the Crown, and fulfilling, • iu the mutate nd on the behalf of his Majesty, the very WI , portant.fituctiou of one of the estates of the realm. With the deepest concern we have to deplore that any onto shaulti hU,Suand ulthin his Majesty dominions capable of atrocious, sit disgraceful to Inunizn nature, so In 'reign to the•Rtitisli.charaeter ; and we inost.terrently Gyve, that the hiyalfy of the stiltiects of the United Empire tvill manifest itself to prevent a repetition of an attempt so bate against the, sacred person of }our Royal Ilighnmss. We beg permission. to stild, that nothing shalt be wanting, on our part, as NE:rgit , „trotcs of the Metropolis Of the Empire, to pro.. Mott on all Occasions the general and to evince our Steady loyaltY tool attachment to your itoyal Rouse grail Person tt a.' tufts ' • deterntitmlion to support the Crown and knit; of these realms. i Signed, by order of Court, HENRY %. V OCDTEIORPE. 'Cu which his Royal (highness was pleased to retum tt the following most gracious Answ,r : " t tkodt you fur tint loyal , end dutiful Address. It i 4 highly %Antal:tory to ate to reeere upon this occasion, and at the present conjuncture, three ilKNII9t111: , it yrhar steady attachment to me and inY family, and'of your determination to promote obedience tu the law', and to atfu)d >s brat sup port to the Crown, the pit:mg:on es of which r u e inseparably cuinivord with the liberties ;And best ;Merritt of the people." were•all most - graciously received, anti had the honour to kiss the Prince Regent's band. This Address is considered a very novel otte, th..re having been' only three Addresses to the Soverigtt front the Court of.Alderntett diving the pre‘entreign:, tine tut them was upon the usiasi nation of Mr. Percecal. F, 110Y.kl. NiAURIAGE. YesterdAy the Duke and Duchess of GLotyclts rvit received the Address ,from the House of Cow,. in9os upon their nuptials. Their Ruyal 'Ugh iic.ses returned the following answer We receive reCeive with the greatest satiitaation thie prnur of the attention and regard of the tionAe of (:otinnons, awl re. thentiour sincere th;inks fOr their congratulation, and the interest they arc 1,14z3,ect to tithe in .1 1 1 f 11.1ppit‘CS‘." SHIP NEWS EAST INDIA SHIPPING. The 'mkt...mentioned ships strived in Bengal the 28&b Angus( :—The Plitenix, Mid, nines Regent,,nnti :Marchioness of Ely. Fen.'s.--.-At rived, anti remain, the Tha lia, liautsEuT, from Cateuttu, find Castlereagh, RArkl.etctt, lions Charleston. Game (town from the River the Bridgewater lor India. .In emote quenceof its blowing Irvsh front the W.N.W. she bore tip' fbrlAargate Roads. LAW INTIAALIUtINCE. COWL r OF KING'S 13ENCI4. GUN l'() \VD CR. . • THE KING V. MOO cerFoRD AND ANOTHER. 'fl was a motion to quash It conviction by inforination against two gentlemen mooed Nionnt, ford :nod TinCkler, the pruprietors of the Chit wort it Gunpowder Mills, in the county of Surrey, upon the st3t. I'2 Geo. s. 7, for having 100 . 1 e gunpowder upon their premises r ban was necessary for their manufactory, the said premiscs• nut be fig it M•4tgaZille. Mr. NOL.AN t to support OF tile motion, said, that there Were several objections to the information, but there were two so decisive, that it was hardly necessary to trouble the Citort with the others. Ist,. The offence Was not alleged to have been committed by the two defepdatiq before the Court, nor were their names mentioned through out the informatiOn ; and 2d, That the locality given to the place where the offence was coot witted, was ntitsupported by the evidence. 'lire; information . c . blygeti that o.te utTance was COM- Witted the.pOristt of St. Mat thu, itt the county . Sttrrey, witt•rutts the e vitlyace Was, tII,II the place where the offence ,was eoaDldiled, WAS CAleri CtlitwOrth Mills, in the.entin:yof Sortey ; and no prOor w; l4 4,, , ,ivett that those mills were itt the isa rish of St. .Nlat riot. conselptottly the intortoviotk WAS caraat /tug fiitiic'e, litstt.ENs alleitipted to ►titswer this last ob jection, by sAyitn,,, that the words " then and Mete". would obviste the alifficulty, and supply the want u an allegation' oflocatify. The Court, however, %sere of opinion, that the o l.jcetioo ,Was Ctrl, but they atgl•etted that in n case ot: sotritich importance to the public., and It %'is ti, l sc lllesntioo, was all other respects made ont against ttre defetiaivnts, should be ebort4e for Ayala of it„ I:liftiienit allegation of quashed.