The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-12 00:00:00

~ ti`s. b, yesterday, and ssile' 14 the River, the Earl of Balearras and Duck ibp) , • rej from, China. Arrived to-day the Len! -"1", A . t Arrnanrs, in 39 days from St. EMI .sailed '!" `ttl for St. refersborgh. Came front. the River the Carmarthen, for Bom b aY; Ainicy, for New Orleans ; Atalanta, for iiii delra and Jam posse aica ; Nelly, for Quebec and for Leghorn. • ' TlltofnuTu, MAy 9.,—.The American brig Texel, from Boston, W as o ff this port to-day, live weeks ; she has proceeded for iiavre-de ii,,r4,"•-"Ordees have reached, for the Prince Er i;•',l'4'ket, for Lisboa, and Lady Louisa paket, I;'„`,i'ltraltar and a, to sail; and their mails he clos e d il t f nue for them to sail before dark 43H,ERNEsq, may lo —Thursday afternoon the ij' ln rally yacht, with Rear -Admiral Sir GRAnAst b':oite on hoard, accompanied by his Grace the p uc e ATHOL. arrived here. They immediately et rrit to examine the works and imp • rove by ibt • •lin g • on i n the Dock-yard, atten de d ti,e',,uster Shipwright, Storekeeper, Clerk o f the " (1 the 0) her Officers. Duke of 7: kren inpzolied by Sir G. 110°11E, then cm -1 'ma went cm board the Northumberland, L., g : l t ns :, : C "Pralo Wafkea, under ft salut e 4. and soon att er p rocee d e d i n the Yacht to C hatham. I#l,l4itttilig of the inhabitants of this place was long since, fo r t h e purpose o f petition -14 t'ilvtrinuent against permitting the convicts tr tn ~fur- and for their removal 14171"ttice. There are at present aLotrt 8 0 0, and t, ll ()lON Coining every week, escorted by sol 14,11fr(tot the s evera l ganls of the kingdo.—. 4°EyrEl nt the labouring poor have recently been h Y j, GREAT, Esq. the indefatigable 4 Q u eenhoroti g h, in forming a new road 0 101 ti e lance to this place; by which a clan ‘4,4 011 an eminence scarcely two yards tAtii; " 11 washed at high water by the sea, is 0 '1 1 4)4'41 "i. Tl i k h as allorded te m porary re -14,: the distres s ex i st i ng i s very considerable, 1 1 , 1)1„,, vle l' might ha all ev i ate d , i n some degree, b y itit,,' l l4 others than the convicts. on the exten vo rKt Kling on here. tl/4'l%hatprii. Atty H.—Sailed yesterday the Ittb t ' 4/ and Mary Wilson. Isabella, and Trent' k i Ong tnr Cnittilatn, and St. Steratido, WaY 7 t l , - "ar St. Petersbur rli. At rived to-day . the 14(1.. Rio • tied I t iki3 ll 1,:to transport from Janeiro ; Sll ; spoke the ship Glory, bound to Fi tt , Ipe r . t , ) the South of the Line, all well. Passed kiver the Hound, Britics, from St. eleven weeks, all w 4 e11.. Also arrived 141lirl ' STAmmEas, from ,Port-ah-Prince; r u s e 13111 ma rc h spoke the Bermuda, St. Domiugo ; A r t g . o and 'Jesse, from ,in the c us i p h , a lt well • the Stately, ()f ~ li t'l to I , l 'e Leander, NVILsow, from Liverpoo l, nrucrica. • It ;4 NI, . ...-.... zg0 ....--- 0 14 tii t t 1 ")' . ll' vrsi)N, from Liverpool for Ber kuljt4% In 4 , IL lally lo s t the 22d February . , live •nliks %% 1 -it t atranet of li 4 Oronock. River ; crew t, 4 ' l ll •,` l ir , 4 1‘ 11%Na? bound to Liverpool, was 41,,,4411";';,Parie‘ Bar the 25th March. from i s u i, lult: 4l t4l and Jane,. HUTCH 46 ".„N: , r ' t "P' ' e( 11 rail nu shore on the isitte(l of It .., a, I. 4 1 r, !,,, 1 41 4 ,," ¶ l 'vs DYSART, from St. Andrew's, No ct r l cit, is on s h ore about:ls miles to entraa. t, v-ppe, ----,.........._____ eil, i , t t rt from the Calcutta papers last receiv. 04 li n it i t he 4th of December, Mr. GORDON 6'tit yt-il; C olonel LovED A y tielivered over the :'l3l4,s(!enittii of Chandern4gore to the Coin 4, tilt "Plnied to receive it by Louis XVIII. 4 k 4 tll 0 ,4 1 , 4 11 ttii , "f November the Frances Charlotte , ‘Ok N I I'llt leht of the 78th regiment on boaros ti ii re N 1 1.1 4 , ef off the desert island of Prtparis, I t . i '' t( ) . 4 ` ) ""! lialf-‘vity between Cape N i gr 4 i 3,, k , Ohl, `tlt of is , , On ' ' , C ti,tte, and the Andamans. V1t1.10..411r*- W eatherall, of the Prince Blucher, 'lt 4 tilb isln, fell in with some boats be- N la t 4 I li f l ilt 0 ,, e Prances Charlotte, and took on i'"11, r t-4 1, who had been several days with 1ti.,440p, ' ''.''''ing, that the rest of the seamen S: him ' N tdt a numbe r o f women and chil- V 4 1,4 4 1 , Qt "n shore on the island, he next I t ' him.; '''''ts to fetch the women and chit littcti:4lll4lY 'net as possible. On the 12 th I 1 inc,i . `itt`, l 4 l ll l, A t '''th illajor Macpherson and h i s ytilr„, 'ell'leee, the wife of Capt. Mac ?,o,"4 - N,,`,` 4 %fro. lir Lieutenants M'Kee- Aio• ‘41 1 ,, °wit. , i 'letv . Irrien.• with a number of lascars t 4 4 tin s h ' r io t ,' 4 anti children. A storm coining . 1 1 . , - , e)tt 0 un attempt to get off the remain. 4 ) t V:4I 4/ '' Captai Nv I " ,' 1 4 4 . titi ta, _, n catuerai, then in_a t t . l i e . "I N } It i N. nr.nere he arrived on the 261 t , ti! t 4 pr,44,111/13 cruiser was sent olf mill 'Aqv'lliel, it y• for the sufferers on the :''ti % lt Yi. T i .‘4"ts supposed• she would reach , 1; , W) .it were left the island six t 414,, Ptiv,, te , on Yltit e sm. .. and 40 lascars. T here are •tt, . 1 61 11 14% la tli,. • 1 t‘ l t le n 11,1 . "' ts and, and the coast oh N, 1 .1 in abutidance . there is also 1,„ 4, 1 ,, )) , s l'tiiii,,Yteil ‘ \le k POY f ' ' l ''' NIA? 12.--W e had a Mid. t tlt () WI 4 kr) • I l e at this morning from Essex 1 1 ‘ I‘ ":::,, I 4 dvs li l e iv ' t e i o i t h,,tbe early part of the day, 1' , '1,1 11 t4 e et 1r P 11 ) 23. to 3s. per quarter, k 4. 111.,' ' ; li . I ')" the SitleS were very heavy ; .1, ' tli i i i ' t ill sup )1 • • Boilin g ; I; .1. ) but cr. l'"s "s prices; t he 41 it. eY Tease are more in de- L'hi 11 st " 0 3 lia r . l'ttk , Itii. de . L advanced Is. per guar -11. P 14 4 dull ti o lOf G r „ /at Monday's prices.—. ii i t) trn, t 1„ `t cup there is no alteration. - , ,l 'o 4 ' l 4 llin v „ st King's Messenger, who ar. ,liq sir s t ilt ir„, re ,e,t t BOY on Friauymorning, : 1 1,i i :" . i nv ,ll 4l.ning nild Other places, has ot s, ~ 4 '41 i 4 t tt N ii it , n consequence of his ear ','lllii 414 t.,, ''' (''inting dow n a mountain : 4 t , 14 : ,I:rt sholliiliott'l'lle. which considerably V),..l)titteits Mt N r al hand. lie was eon. 14 ,1. tig In , eii,`, V i es ; in consequence of. '., '4tti ,0446._"*" vtry lunh, it Was not dig ' "Me 114 1 hs had broke two of I I' Y, no PAW*, .4ddress oa Me:innipeisciry Dinner of 'Jut DIIPENSARY, of whirla the DuKE UNT is the Patron, was written and recited by J 44113 TilomsoN, Esf. Fled the dark storms that Winter's Demons sweep In snow-clad horror from the mountain's steep, O'er vale and cliff the bal►uy bPeath of Spring Clothes every shrub with Nature's blossoming; The leafless forest and the frozen plain, In varied foliage, start to life again ; A sweeter odour scents the garden's rose, And beauty tints the lowliest cower that blows; Returning Spring inspires the votive Ifs?, Once more to welcome this auspicious day, To pour a tribute to that dazzling fame Which sheds its glories round our Patron's name; Though absent now, Isis spirit still is near, His heart, his sympatbies, yet linger here; Heaven gilds his distant path where duty leads, Add our love strengthens as bis form recedes, While register'd on high, his deeds secure Want's only boon—the blessings of the poor Yet not alone, his proud example lends Its fostering sanction to the wretched's friends. • E'en from the throne, a beamy splendour breaks To bless that bounty which its influence wakes; • And Beauty's charms with tenfold lustre glow . Where female softness weeps for female woe. In such a cause, what bosom does not feel The potent influence e'en of this appeal ? Our Royal Rnwaan joins th'e tOrid request, To soothe with kindness many an aching breast Bereft of succour, doom'd alas ! to knoW •The mingled griefs of sickness, want, and woe To you they raise the snpplicsiting strain, • And shall their plaintive voice be beard in rain, Unaided shall they cry ? No ! You will bear The Father's anguish, and Isis Infant's prayer, When in their . suul's dread agony they Sue, Whets their last earthly homis fix'd on you, You will forbid the► sinking heart to break, And bless the sufferer for their sorrow's sake. Beloved England ! our proudest boast, That Pity's Angel sanctifies thy coast ! Mere the dim eyes, where joy had ceae r d to beam, Glisten with rapture through the tears they stream; From lisping voices infant praises rise In mingled incense to the listening skies; And here, in every cause flint asks your seal, Our Country's Princes join- the proud appeal; 'Midst soft campa•siou's humbler duties live, And earn arbrighter name than birth can give, Fame marks their deeds where virtue cannot die, And gives their memory to eternity ! PI'C'T CLUBS. The Devon find Exeter Pitt Club will hold their Anniver sary Dinner in honour of the Birth-day of our late illustrious Statesman on the 48th Instant, at the Hotel, Exeter. Patron, the Right Hon. Lord Rolle President, Richard Hippesley Tuckfteld, Esq.; Vice-PreSiclent, 'joie, Bart. The Blackburn Pitt Club Anniversary Dinner will he held on the 28th Instant, at the New Inn, Blackburn. President, John Hargraves, Esq.; Treasurer, Edward Chippeudall, Esq.; Secretary, R. Dewhurst, Esq. The Manchester Pitt Club will bold its Anniversary on the 27th Instant, at the Exchange Dining Room, Manchester, instead of the 29th, on account of one of the Manchester Race days happening on the 26th, and it was reasonably ap prehended that the company might otherwise be divided.-- President, William HultOn, Esq.; Vice-Presidents, Major- General Clay and John Dawson, Esq.i Treasurer, Thotuas Hardman, Esq. [To be continued.] . FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. • Tier Grace the Duchess of Roxburgh, and John Manners, Esq, at their house, in Portland-vinare, from Bruxuuuth Park, Scotland; Martin Stapylrloo, Es'q. and his Lady, in Comlait•street, from their seat, Nlyton-hall, 'Yorkshire; Mr. and Mrs. Drummond Dela!), in Quaen Ann-street West, fr , im Paris; the Mix and Duchess of Itotiand nod familye the Dowager Duchess of Rutland, Lord and Lady ItanclitL Mr. and Mrs. Grim and family, Captain IlawLins, the Earl of Cleugall, the Earl of Ilarringtim, Lord Lyndon!), Major Brook, the Earl ofSpancer, Oa Hon, Win. Burrell, DEPARTURH,S. Lord and Lady Askora), from the Brunswick Hotel, Ha nover-square, to their seat in Hantii; Lady Smith, frinn the British Hotel, Jerwyn-stret, to her seat, tliff House, near Bristol; Lord and Lady Arundel, from their house in Dover street, to Cheltenham; So- William and Lady P. Carroll, from Blake's Hotel, Jermyn-street, on a tour ; Sir George and Lady Nugent, from their brother's, the Marquis of Bnekingham's house, in Pall to their seat, Marlow, Backs. Aaattrat.s.- , Sir J. and Lady Radclyffe, Hon. and Rex. Mr. Mahon and family. Colo n el a n d M rs . pf c k,n. n p, Major and Mrs. Cookson, Captain H. ~ 1 01 e. capt. Chalmer, Captain Canters,), Captain, gdwards, Captain drib - lei. Cap tain Lathan), Captain Muriay, Captain Worth, the Dean of Winchester, Rev. J; Buxton, Rut'. Forster, Rev. J. Hooper, Key. Mr. Hatch, Res. C. Russell, itev. Mr. Townsetuts Rev. C. Western, Rev. Ds. Bartley. FOlt THE SUN. Enyroa,—Pray indulge your loyal Readers with the following Extract from I works writer whose sage Counsels beer the stam f ► of eternal truth, and whose wisdom and virtue have been consecrated by death. A CONSTANT HEADER. PATR lOTS. " It is verily not too much to expect that the nation will recover ftom its delusion, and unite in a general Alm rrnee of those, who, by deceiving the credoloos with fictitious ;pis. chiefs, overhearing the weak with audocittof faisaboud, by appealing to the judgment of ignorance, and flattering. the canny ot meanness, by slandering hereste and insulting. dig. nits, hove gathered round theni who cane the kingdom can supply of base, gross, and profligate; and mired by merit to this Lad eminego, arrogate to themselves the name of PATItioTs." PR. JO/MON. Tua THEATHZ,—The fertile pan of Mr. KENNY has produced a new Farce since his new Comedy appeared, and the former was represented for the first time on Saturday last, at Drury-lane theatre, under the title of Thelioute out ot . Wiridaws.. Jt is pat tly a translation from a French piece. As it affords scope for_the talents of DOWTON A HARLEY, r r. COOKE, WS. HARLOwE, KNIOII7 I Mid Wilt MANGSON, and is not unamusiug \ in itself, it will probably survive the slight opposition which attended it, particularly la s it is supported by some light and pleasant music, —The theatre Wits Well minded, uan OF TIM 1 ?.1,1071.1TY AND Y T 4 CA F &NW: gtnif Ahdy,sir-W. 'A d'lltigton, Rt. Hn. - H. A lexani!er, J. Allan, Alexander Geo: Apsley, Lord Arehda!i. M. A rkwright, R. Ashurst, W. H. A stell, Wm. Atkins, J Bank es; Geo. Barclay, C. . e ' Barne; N. Barry, J. 11. Bastard, John Bastard, E. P. Beach, M. It - Bathurst, Rt. lin.B Bentinck, Lord F. lieresford, Ld G. Beresford, Sir J. Bernard, Lord Blackborne, 3. J. Bloomfield, Sir B. Holland, John Boswell, Alex. Boughey, Sir J. F. Bradshaw. it. H. Bridport, Lord Tirogden, J. Midges, Sir S. E. Huller, James Huller, Sir E. Burrell, Sir C. Iditrrell, Walter - Butterworth, J.. Benson, it. Caney, Thomas Calverr, John Campbell, Alex. Cartwright, W. R. Casbar4, R. M. Chetwode, Sir J. Chichester, Arthur Chute, Wm. Clements; H. J. Clerk; Sir G. Clinton Sir W. • Clive, Visc. Clive, H. . Clive, W. Collett, E. J. Collins, H. Cooper, E. S. Corry, T. C. Cotter, J. L. Cranhorne, Vis. Crirkett, R. A. Curtis, Sir W. Curzon; Hon. It. Cost, Hon. W. Da•ihwood, Davenport, Davies Davis, ft. H. Dawson, G. R. Denys, Sir G. W. Dist. , row, E. Dowdeswell, J. E. Deerhurst, Via. Dalrymple, Ad. Drake, T. Drake, W. T. Drummond, G. H. I)uckworils, Sir J. Ducdale Duncombe, C. Edmonstone, Sir C. EgerT on. W. Elliot, Eton. W. Ellison, R. MINORITY. Flood, Slr F. On.low, Hoe. T. C. Forbes, Viscount Ord, Wm. Foster. F. T. H. o.horne, Lo r d F. Freemantle, Wm. Oe'ulston, Lord French, A. Palmerston. Vitra. Folkitone, Viscount Paget, Sir E. Glerawley, Lord Palmer, C. Gaskell, Berk. Peirge. Henry Gordon, Ri bt. P•lharn, Hon. C.A. Grant, C. jun. . Phillimore, D. Grant, .1; P. Phillip., George Grant, G. M. • Phipps, Hon. Gen. Gurney, Hudson PiggOtt, Sir A. Gratran,Rr. 11n. IL' Pole,ltt.tion.W.W. Gr en fed. P tscne Ponmonhy, Rt. Hon. Guise, Sir Wm. - G. Hamilton, Lord A. Ponconby,Hon.F.C. Hamilton, ITans Plunkett, itt. Hon. anbur y, Wit. W. Ilatrimeraley, H. Power, Rich. . Hill, Lord A. PoWlett, Hori. W. Heron, Sir Rohr. Pringle, Sir Wm. Hipphley, Sir I. C. Prittit, Hon. P. A. 14ornby, E. Pr o hy, H on . C apt . Horne, 117 m. .Pym, P. /Inward, Hon. W. Pocock, C). Howard, Hon. f.O. Quin, Hon. Wm. f.in it h e s, W. L. Rarnsbottom, 'John Hulse, Sir C. Ramsderi, .1. C. Hurst, ' Robt. Rancliffe, Lnrd Jone., John Ralhieigh, Wm. 'lollitre, J. Ridley, Sir M. W. Kensington; Lord Riddell; Sir 13. Lamb, Hon. W. Robinson, Rt.fin.F. Lambton, J. C. RoNnenn, G. A.. LatouChe, Robe. Romilly, Sir Sam. Latouche,Robt. jun. Rowley, Sir W. Law, Hon. Ed. - Rullell, Lord W, Leader, Wm. Itus4ell, Lord G.W. Lewis, T. F. Russell, IL G. Littleton, Ed. Scudantore, ROA. Lloyd, J. M. Scbright, Sir .1. S. Lloyd, H. Sefton, Earl of Lubbosk, Sir J. Shard, Rich. Lyttelton,lin.W.H. Shaw, Benj. Mordaunt, Sir C. • Shaw, Robt. Macdonald, R. Sheldon, Ralph Macdonald, Jas. Smith, Geo. Mackintosh, Sir J. Smith, John Madocks, Wni. A. Smith, Rohr. Maim, Hon. G. Sniyth, J. 11. Miitland, Han. A. Somerville, Sir M. Markham, Adm. Spiers, Arch. Marryat, tor. Stanley, Lord Martin, li. Stewart, Hon. J. Martin, John spencer, Lord R. MathewcHon Gen. Talbot, FL W, Meyler, Rich. Tavittock, Marquis Milton, Viscount Taylor, C. W. Monck, Sir C. Taylor, M. A. Moore, Peter Thornton, Gen. W. NI/Irian& S. 13. Thornton, Sans!. Mostly, Sir O. Tierney , lit Hon G. . . Molyneus. H. H. WalJegrave, Hit W. Money, W. T. Walpole, Hon. G. Morrit,.J. - S. Ward,. Hon. J. W. Manning, Wm. Warre, .1, A. Neville; Hors. IL Wharton, John Newport, Sir John Wilberforce, Wm. North, Dudley Wilkins, Walter Nugent, Lord Wood, Thos. Needham, General Wortley, J. Stuart O'Brien. Sir E. Wrottesley, Han. Odell, Wm. Wynn, Sir W. W.. Ogle, H. M. Wynn, C. W. W. .Parnell, Sir 11,—Smith, Wm. MAJORITY. Abercronthy,Hn.J. Arland, Sir "rhos. Althorn, Viscount Arhuthnot,kt.Hon. A therley„t. A • ercromby,frn. A. Bentinck, Ld. W. Ba' , lngton. Bagwell, Rt. Hn.W. Ilaline, J. E. Barnarl, Viscount Barnett, J. Bedtive, , Lord Bennet. Hu. 11. G. Bernard, Thos. Binning, Viscount Birch, jos. Blake, V. Blair, H. Bourne, S. iiirand, Hon. T. Brooke, C. Brougham, H. Burrows, Sir Wm. Browne, A. Browne, D. • BroVrne, itt. Hn. T. Burdett, Sir F. Ntler, Hon. J. Butler, Hon. C. J3yng, Geojge Calcraft, John • CAverc. C. Campbell, Lord T. Campbell, Hon. J. r...anning, Rr. Hn. G. Carew, IL T. Caulfield, Hon. FL Carter, John Castlereagh, Visct. Cavendish, Lord (;. Cal:enlist', Hon. 11. Cavendish, Hon. C. Corks, Hon. J. S. Cocks,.J. Colthurst, Sir N. Courtenay, Wm. Courtenay, T. P. Crok,r.,l. Croh v , James Chichester, A. ?isle, babies De Roos, Hon. H. Dovecot', 0. DouQias, Hon. F. A. D'uglas, W. K. Dufferin, Viscount Dlincatmort, Visa. Dundas, Hon. L. Dundas, Charles Ehrington, Visct. Rt. lion. W. Ellison, Cuthbert Evelyn, Lynden Fazakerly, H. Fellowes, Hon. N. Fergusson, Sir R. C Fitzgerald, lA. W. Fitzgeraid,Rt. Hon. Fit V zgeral 1, Itt. Hon. Fitzgerald, A. G. Finlay, Kirkman PAIRED OFF. MINORITY. MAP/HITT. Curwen, J. C. . . Rose, Right lion. George Grenville, Right Hon. T. Gascoyne, Gen. Isaac. Morpeth, Viscount _ Seymour, Lord Robert .. Barham, J. F. . • Brodrick, lion W. Western, C. C. . . Gunning, Sir George Huilkisson, Right Hon. W. Blackburn,., Jehn Langton, Wk Gore • Foulkes, Evan Hobhouse, Sir Benjamin . Simeon, Sir John rortne, C. • • • Ward, liobert Howarth, Humphrey . Parnier, Samuel Williams, Owen • • Singleton, Mark Fitzroy, Lord J. • Eger to n, Sir John Calvert, Nicholson • Graham, S:r J. Desart, Eerl of . . Davis, Hart Daly, Right Hen. ail . Brion, H. Estcourt, T. G. Morgan, Sir C. Fruitier's, Lord Alorgars, C. Fane, John Neville, R. Fane, - rhos. Ne..vnian, R. W. Fellowes W. FL Niel°V, Sir J. Fetherstone, Bir T. Noel, Sir G. Finch, Hon. E. Northey, W. Foley, Hon. A. O'Neil, Hon.J. Folkes, Sir M. B. Osborn, J. Forester, C W. Paget, Hon. B. Foster, J. L. Pakenham, Sir 11. Frank, Frank ' Pechell, Sir T. Fyimt, H. Pennant, G. H. D, Gell, P. Perring, Sir John Gilbert, D. G. Pitt, Jos. Gipps, G. Pitt, %V. M. Golding, E I. Pole, Sir C. Gooch, T. S. Porter. G. Gnulhurn, H. Powell, W. E. Grant, C. Price, It. Grant, A. C. Ri, 114 ((ISO!), W. Greville, Sir C. Robinson, Gtn. Hall, ii. l(ochfort, (4. Harvey, C. Round, J*il,n Heatheote, T. F, Ryder. Its. Hon. R Henniker, Lord St. Paul, Sir H. 11111, Rt. (In. Sir G. St. Paul, Col. Holdsworth, A. H. Scott, Itt.Hn.SirW, liolturd, G. P. Shaw, Sir James Holmes, W. Shelley, Sir J. Honyman, It. B. J. Shelley, Sir 'l. Hope, Sir G. ' . Shifter, G. Houlilon, J. A. Smith,'Q. Ald. Hume, Sir A. Smith, T. A. Jackson, Sir I. Sneyd, Nat. Jenkinson, Hon. C. Somerset, Lord E. Jervoise, G. P: Snmerse!, Lord G. !noes, Hugh • . Stanliorth, J. Jocelyn, Vim. Stewart, Sir J. Irving, J. • Stirling, Sir W. Keck, G. AL. • Strohm), A. Kerrigan, Sir E. Strutt, J. H. Kirkwall, Visc. Stunt, H. ICnatchhull, Sir E. Sullivan, Rt. Hon../. Knox, Thos. . Sumner, G. H. Lacon, E. K. Suttie, Sir Jas. Lascelles, Vise. Sutton,ltt.lll).C.M. Lefevre, C. S. Swann, H. Leigh, C. Taylor, '.l. • Leigh, J . H.' Taylor, Watson Leigh, Sir 1t.,1T. Thynne, 1, 01 , ,t S, Leigh, 'rhos. Tornline, W. E. Lemon. Sir W. • Townshend,lln.H. Leslie, 0. P. Tremayne, J. H. Lockhart, J. Ingram Ure, Ma,terton Loftus. General Vallttort, Vie. Long.. Rt. lion. C. Vansittart,Rt.HnN. Longfleld, M. Vaughan, Sir 11. W. Lowndes, Wm. Vereker, lit.lin. C. Lowther, , I.ord Vyse, It. W. if. Lowther, Hon. J. Wallace, Itt.lln.T. Lowther, J. jun. Walpole, Lord Lowther, Hon.H.C. Webber,' D. W. Lowther, James Webster, Sir G. I.m.hington, S. R. Wellesley, W. Long Luttrell, H. F. ' 'Wetherell, Charlet Luttrell, J. F.. White, M. Lyster, R. Wigrans, It. 1 .yon, Hon. Col. ' Wilbrahstr ,E. B. Macknaghten, E. A. Williams, It. Magennis, R. Winton 4lihy, H. Maitland, E. F. Wilsonn, C. E. !Winners, Lord C. Wool, T. Manners, Lord R. - Worcester, Marquis Manners, Gen. Wright, J. A. Mellish, W. Wyatt, C. Michel, General Yarmouth, Earl of Mills, Charles Yorke, Sir Jos. iv line, Pitrick Tit LIAR s. Mitford, W. Ranker. H. Alocre, I.d. H. Peel, Rt. Hon. R. Moors ism, Admiral MR..CANNING. An acute and ingenions Writer, whose sent 1. merits and opinions are 'always marked by an air of originality, in answer to an attack upon Mr. CANNING, on the subject of the Lisbon. Embassy, endeavours, in a letter which appears in a Horn. ing; Paper of this day, to induce that Gentleman to print his own speech. We subjoin the follow. ing passages from the letter alluded to : " The varied erudition, of Mr. CANNING reudrrs it almost superfluous to remind that Minister, that, of all-fame, literary fame is the'most dur able. Nubia, referring to ” r ifITLOCKE'S talking of the anchor of Paradise Lost as o M ILTON, a -ALTON, a blind man,' Makes the following obseremlo o : ," These forms of expression arc amusing to pos terity, who consider how obscure Wrirmocrt himself, though Lord Keeper, and Ambassador, and indeed a Man of great abilities and merit, has become in comparison of Mtvrort." Uf the six, perhaps, greatest orators of all ages, Mr. CAN. NI/7G should follow the example of the first three, namely, of DRNOSTHENES, CICERO, anti Buttßs ; and shun the practice of the three last (taking them in the order of their death), Oz. of Pm . , Fox, and SUERIDAN. The publication of their speeches, by themselves, will, to the end of civi.- lization, make the world familiar with the talents of the three first ; but, of the astonishing power of the three latter, bow faint and feeble;and its many instances how false an idea will , he enter. tamed iu time to come ? This. remark is made without derogating from the meritorious industry of some late .compilations; or from the general accuracy of parliamentary reporting_a surprising proof of which appeared in the grenttr portion of Mr. CANNING'S speech, as reported in this very Print. " For the sake, hawever, of full justice ; for the sake of truth arid taste ; for the covering of his enemies with shame—of himself with honour; by every consideration . of present inter e st an d of future reno*u, I do Supplicate Mr. CartNlivo to publish his speech of last Tuesday. Then, and not till then, will the indignant scorn ..f all up. right minds bear some proportion to the immoral, audacious, atrocious misrepresentation of that unsurpassed effusion of the first order of intellect; 4° May 10 , ism , E." LORD COCHRANE. The Salisbury Gazette contains the following. cut ious article : " We hear that there are fourteen executions now in the Sheriff's hands against Lord Coca. RANB, and which have been entered on his pre• wises at Holly-hill, in Hampshire ; and we learn, with some surprise, that they are all for debts contracted at Houiton, for treats to the voters, after his Lordship's election at that place. It should seem that he sutlers the paym en t to h e ob tained.by compulsion ; and even that, we hear, is likely to be defeated, by an assignment of all his property to a Lad ) ? of kis acquaintance having been set up to defeat these executions." His Lordship' has addressed a letter on this subject to the Editor of a Sunday Paper, explain ing the nature of the demand matte on his purse for entertaining all the voters in Honitou t‘ith supper after his election. He agreed, he said, to treat his own voters with a simper at 75., a head, but the whole town was entertained, and a debt of 321.4'5. has been swelled to 3,2951. 12s. The friends of Colonel ,Wortellouse are making every exertion to secure hiveleetion for the Coln ty of Norfolk, end it is to be hoped his nomination on the 19th instant will be most powerfully sup ported by the Independent freeholders of that opulent county. The Duke of WELLINerrot4 took tea and spent, the evening On Saturday with Mr. and Mrs: PAT.. TERSON, HARVEY and his Bride, and a select party, at Thomas!s Hotel, Betkeley-sriciare: soon after twelve o'clock-his Grace, accompanied by Colonel and Mrs. HARVISY, Set off for Cam. bray. The Prince and Princess ESTERHAVT left . CIIRTI" dos4loll,C yesterday morning at ten o'clock for Dover, where the Princess will entbatk for the Continent. His Highness is eipected to mutts to town in a teW days. • WoamwooD SCRUBS .--Yesterdaytheground was thronged with spectators front town. On Friday evening lIAKER completed 52 miles and E-trots OnSatnrday EATON started at foor o'clofk— BAKER not till six.. At nine at night they -cbm *tett 46 miles each. Yesterday morning (the sth day) Ewros started at four and BAKER at five. At six o'clock in the Afternoon BAKER had coat, pleted 36' miles, and EATON 35}. No. 7895, drawn on Wednesday last a Prize of 20,0001. was sold lit Shares at Swat's Offices, the very day before the drawing began: we are happy to learn that many of the Shares have fallen into deserving hands. NNXT TUESDAY, the 20th Instant, the Lottery finishes, that being the Last Day of linos The Wheel contains the, major part of the Cmni tals, hoth as to number and value, including Two of 20,000/. Four of 20001, Stc. Sec. all at %%hid' must t hen be decided.--A few Tickets and•Sharea, warranted mull awn, are : s et on Sale at the f vourite Offices of. T. Bzsn, No. 4, Cornhill, and No. 9, Charing Crt►s~, London, and by an Agent of ins in every in incipal Town in the 'Country. O. CARROLL invites the attention of the Mlle to the state of the lottery Wheel, in which, al- though t'+ days drawing are now over, there are Two Prizes of 20,000/. Four of 2000/, &e, &d„ The'Next and Last Day of Drawing will be on TuEsDAY, the 20th instant, when the whole of these lirizes ttlubt come forth. Those persons 'who hold Tickets and Shares will do well to as certain their rate previously to the above Day, its order that they may (if drawn) v.:change them for Undrawn 'Ticket' and Shares : tboic who hare not vet purcim,ed, have still nn opportunity at cloing,so, by applying at either of G. CARA, R016 .. 3 Offices, No. 7, Cornhill, or 26, Oxford street, where a few Utidrawn Tickets awl 4betrt4 are still on Sale. r