The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-26 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S ITEAT.III. This morning the following linlletin cros issued respecting the QUEEN'S health " Queen's Prtlace, April ft 5, 'l'‘‘;elvo o'clock. "The QUEEN bits kind uo return Of pain in the side, and is now free from fever.--tier MAJCSTY h convalescent. " FR. MILMAN, " lIENRY IiALFORD." By recent and authentic letters from. Portugal we learn,, that most active preparations are mak iri to complete the military establishments of ••that Country. ArtnorieS are at..work, and the most vigorous spirit seems .to animate, the Re, geney, The Frontiers arc surrounded by Spanish Troop, and matters seem ripe' for a contest.;-=- ,It is rumoured that the state of South . America, ail(' tie mysterious.. operations :of the Porto; guese Army, are ( rounds of this apprehended con test hetsveen the two Countries. There were no 'Foreign Arrivals when. thin Paper wng FLIt to Press. In the liouse of Commons last, night Mr. CA,Lcaiires Motion on the subject , of the Salt Laws wive rise to some debate. The CHANCIIIe• bt of , the Exc. QURR Itifri'Cii the previous que4- tiou ; and alley several Members had delivered their sentiments the motion was lost by a tnajo rit'y of nine ; the numbers being—for the mot Ion„, 70 ; for the previous question 7). Mr, SouTuers Letter to nr. WILLIAM- SAIIra IVHS pUhtished yesterday by Mr. Mlntaiy of Mbe. ularle-stroit', and appears to be a very Able pro duction. 11 . 111:)y alucantion will it Eurnish*bere. afterto those who are charged with inconsistency, bgeouse they do not Carry the green opinion," of their youth with them unchanged ,through the experience of maturity, ant!, perverseiy hi• gotei, into the vale, of years. R ea l won sisuncy I ever, appeure( . l to us uue of the molt vt 1,131 .0t: hwn4.ll errors } no, lane, and even in tilo3e guilty of it, is u foible rather than a crime. Morally speaking the only ill effect it can produce is the destruction of confidence in individtu character, which if ex tended, to a mass, would cause uncertainty and instability in the affairs amen. And if this be the head and front of the offence, hots much less ob noxious- to censure is that imputed frailty which is laid upon a man, because at forty be does not think at he did at twenty. Nature is undergoing, under every form, perpetual revolutions, and is the mind of man to be the Only existence which. can be chained for ever to one shape and at one point 1 If so, at what period of its being is this fixedness of principle to occur ? at the age of 10, or 15,. or 20, or 40, or 50, or three score ? Who is to littlit • the hour beyond which we . shall not grow wiser nor better ? Ali ! These are silty cavils, and below even the capacity of Mr. WILLIAM Smyrn, whose utterance of the Speech attributed to him adds another to innumerable proofs, how much Party spirit debases all that is estimable in humanity. Witmsoa, APRIL 23.—This being the Duchess of GLonessrett's birth-day, the morning was ushered in ‘vith the ringing of bells, ill honour of the day. 'fire Royal Duchess arrived at the Castle about two o'clock ; and having visited the Princess SOPIIIA for a short time, left the Castle for .I,ondotr. The Duke of CLARRIWR is recovering from his indisposition : he Vt'os y es t e rd a y s o• much better as to he apand receive visits from the Dukes of COmtmat,AND and GLovcestt , a. The answer to the inquirers was, " His Royal Highness is 'a - great deal better." As soon as the QUIRON is sufficiently recovered, her 111asevry will hold a drawing-room. It is said dill; it Aviil be the last which • her MA YRSTY • hiteliiis to halt?, as the fatigue is too great for her eonst It 111 ion to sits tain. Yesterday, the Spanish Ambassador had an au dience of the Pattuca RaGONT at Carlton•house, And intrOduced to his Royal Highness tieneral WhO was most graciOusly received by the REQP,NI". The E3tl of Molt LET and family arc expected to leave town on Wednesday next for the Con tinem. The Earl of HARRINGTON was yesterday much recovered. Owing to the indisposition of his Royal High !less the Duke of CLARRNCIt, we understand that the Marquis of 11UNTLY takes the Chair this day itt the Dinner.of the Serittish Corporation, in the Crown and Anchor Tavern. While we- sincerely lament the nh , :ence of our illustrious President, we trust that the standard of the gallant Marquis will be so thronged around, that no other (Hipp., pointwent to the object of the Meeting will be: 'exrerienced. The Duke of WILLINGTON is ex pected. There was no further intelligence front Climber P.trit yesterday. The Duchess of NAWCASTLE has happily tseaped the fever, but her anxiety 'nay he readily supposed to have affected her hitch, and the child of which she was delivered is dead. Fifteen of the family, including 'servants, are ill of the fever. T o the . House tiff Commons, onl'hursday night, the CHANCELLOR of the ;liirteneetuen stated, " that as be should have no 'occasion to fund this year, the limited iiisue of Exeltanpwr Bills, to the amount of from one to two millions, could have no sensible or bad effect upon thenittoket."--On which Mr. TIERNEY observed, " As the Right Honourable Gentleman, the CHANCELLOR of the', Excnea,uert, has ennonneed, that he shall have lib 'Loa►i this year, 1 beg to know when he will commuilicate to the Hoase his financial plan for the' year ?" To which the CHANcet.t.on of the EXCHEQUER replied, that he was .fully prepared to do so at present ; but that it was IleCeSbEkry first to complete all the measures . of Supply. Owing to tbe lowness of the :tone in which the words were spoken,' this important conversation was not reportedlo the Wining Papers of yesterday. Cottstels, cleat/. 3.—You will have read in the newspaperi the phenomena produced in tsPein by an igneous meteor. There was something simAar in COrSica. For three 'months we have. had n o and - the most incessant and te'rrible winds Mare prevailed : in the middle of March a dread ful conflagration appeared in the Cunton of Ve nnco ; in less than three hours tilt' flames bad'de stroved a 31111?ce of more tliAn two leagues of this `fine cauntry. Fifteen houses Were burnt in the orPoggio. believed that 'the cause of tbii fire Was'eleiittienl, and that fires of tr 'siatiiar kind 'that have happened in Other cantons belie 'had the same origin. 'cue Noaroeic LOYAL DECLARATION..—TO the mtrober of 372 signatorei of the most respectable twines in the County to this eNcellentrlocutnent, we have now to add a second list, containing 2: , 7 'names of equal sseight (total 629), nod headed by 'those of Lord ABERCAVRNNY and Lord ANCRaM. -`fht signing still continues. Priday,Se'ntright - died, in 'St; 'Faith's-lane. in vonsec.tence of the injury he.received on hoard the Steam IJu'cltet, Droott4S, iilio;iiteer of that unfortunate vessel.--(Nertaieg Mercury ) Amongst the inhabitants of cities, many have been led by the openness of the winter to imagine that the season of spring is unusually for Ward., This is not the case by any means. Vegetation has been retarded by the Short intervals of cold weather, end by the want of those warm rains which osnally accompany the present month.— May seems to have take,, the plaee of /*throaty, and ~March thou of April, in the succession of the Months. ThelViteats never looked More healthy, but tite leaies on the hedges have been killed in their very birth/ The North sides of the hushes,' just bursting into their full verdure about ten days . ago, have now the appearance o f b e i ng burnt and shrireiled to a brown crisp, through the etrecis of thelate cutting winds.--,(ibid.) r ro t sequence roc:.;;e4ici: tied 4, :11r. Cie',, 001 , es and'uoC,ce w 3... given that that step, lh;ett tz:l;ca. The Sidiettnr" at this time had of the writ of mandamus, anti refused to thlivyr :t to the Bailiff, who was thC proper officer to inaki! the retain ; hut they made it themselves ye,terday, stating, that no legal election hail 11.(,!Ii had, in totisequenceot the absence of a main : I c y,of the capital hittilesses. They had Also moved 'four N &medium for ‘Vednestlay next, anti, for (juo warrat() ait;inst Mr.' Brookes. The whole proceeding was 4 gross contempt of the process of the Court, and ought to b- severely visited. , Jiibt Ausor.—The mandamus which they detained was directed to the 13ailiff of the Bo- Toitgh. %h. GASEGUE 011914'0'rd in the affirmative, and 'the Co 11 t granted the Rule Nisi. TfIEATRICAL REGISTER. Po'!fortned Lust Night. Dittrar-LAve.—A New . IVay co Pay Old Debts: Sir Giles Over.reach, Mr. Kean: LadY'Allworth,Mr . s. Knight. Af ',, to kaki', 'hit: lookeeper'iDaughter. nyt NT-`annex.—The Conquest of taranto : Principal Per. tormiTs„Mr, Vottng and Mis: Stephens.. After which, MP.' binion Crosoe.. NIAT WEDNESDAVIITE LorrenY UEGINS DRAW. 1NC4 7 .-MORE THAN TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK-- MDR OF I , WENTY THOUSAND-4UKEfS USUALLY CIiEAP. Ninny ,Nrtieles aril unavoidably postponed. 1%1 ELS * ABILIVEn-- , 1 Lisbon, .1.1 Dublin, Waterford. Duz-1 Us. ' bun, 1 France, I Dot)lin, I Waterline,. - 7 -- PRICE a STOCKS I;AY AT r LISS (ie LAC 11 , 10: Stock,— . '231 vet . tent . 'tech.. • . • 7(4 a per 0...0; Corm ....7 I 4 7'2 4 per Cents. SGhti , • b per t,:o4t. Navy 'Bank Lung Ann... t 9 7-16tlis• India Stncli, 103 India 735. 71*. pr. • I Is. 194. pr. for Account,. 724 ___. t'illlltSV. OF EXCIIANCiE, fitilmv, Artist. 25 A lust, dam '0 0 lt. 2 Us. flit to, at. Sigla AnOtiiiittai 1 t 19 C. J. Ditto, iit Stght It , ,iti.'rd..olt .....t 01 , ...1wei. 1 . , )1 19 r.g.Nlottey 11,t.'011rgli .., - Altv , rt l'oi , , 3 'Day's sight ' Dot,' ' . ......... 11.0.'1e:tut:, ditto .. I"'iall:.tort ,i 0 ;lie N 15.10 , ' . .....: l5O Ex. Y.Toncy !tl.t4l,iil Ca.Ll;z : , ....villu llillma iii Ovaltar . Ili Legliovit Ge0 , 6t..•.. ...... 44i --Venice .- 27 islafla 4 ti. . - -NitlPl Cb Y.slri silo Liz:bnit I.);iiir!t)., )(in .I;meiro D , ,iiki1........ 114......C0v1i..... 114 per Cetit. ,Igio aftlicl3.otlc 00 11011404.... 2 ~ ,tt 001 65.1.1, in l'ilin /.1 19 . 0 per Oz. New Dottllluotti . . Nriv DolLo. ob 04 stimord 0 5 1 WWI IVATF,It Al' WNIMN BRII)GE TO-MORROW. Itli.ritilig,..l,3inintit...ts after 11. I EviAtilic, V/ minutes alter I t. r IF S UN . IMLE:tI:QUIS nicvni PALSIIN/ AMIENS t 140NDON, 26, )817. coanri.;iioNDr.\:cn rtto_%l It Ohl s, Arai 4.—ln my hist rI told you'of the hunt for lodgings, which . we had - to make, after a most fatiguing journey - hither - . Those we got into are far from good, and, we had a pretty long search made for others, on the day after our ar rival, but in vain; anti what we have since seen not only renders us ctintented, but.slit:ws that we are to be envied. Strangers, nine out of ten of them English, have continued to arrive, till it is difficult to procure even a bed-room ; t wo of my friends, who came yesterday, slept in their carriage ; others I have heard of who, for four nights, have slept upon sopha s . I n w h atever part o f I ta l y foreigners passed the winter—Naples, Sienna, or Florence — nit meet here now. But the Para is PI at pre sent, and unable to gratify curiosity by appear ing at the ceremonies at _St. Peter's Church ; when he recovers so us t o hold a Court, we are to be presented, and I will then endeavour to give you some idea of those who attend it. In the number of the congregation at Church are C11A111415 W. of Spain, the Queen of ETRURIA and her son, (who • is still called the Kivg) and the• Duke of GENOA, brother to the King of SattneNta. Prince HENRY of Ptiossta . is some times it spectator. The three liuotrarauras are here, Madame Mere--Lucien and-Louis. AmOngst the English residents arc the Marquis of IJANS'•• ryowN, the Marquis Dowtmas, the Earl of Data mon, Lord DoNSTANYILLE, Lord BELMORB, Sir THOMAS FREEMANTLE and family, Sir C. HUNTER, and a host of others. Lonnie Lyrotta has jost returned from Naples, and although there are piequets placed all along the road, at a distance of a mile from each other, and he had an escort of guards, a ban ditti attacked him, and he was not - rescued till utter an actual engagement. This you may de pend upon, though 1 can tell you . no further par ticulars of it. I le a r n a l so , that two Gentlemen (whose !motes I will not repeat npon hearsay} coining from Florence, were stopped and robbed, loween the• picquets, near ,Viterbo, anti one of them shot. Several of the Italian Govern ments are so sensible of the disadvantage which this interruption to the access of foreigners roust bring upon their subjects, that they concor with each other most cordially in measures for protect.' ip g the roads, with considerable expence doubtless to themselves, but hitherto, as vim see, without success, either on the southward, or the northward of Rome. Notwithstan►lin dm crowded state of this place pro% isions are no►t denr. P.S.--We are very political here, and, of entirse, have tviany reports. The of her day war be tween England and Austria was talked of; andi,t be English were to 'be ordered to quit Home in twenty days ! Yesterday nothing was said 04 the matter. I have just heard of another robbery on the roal from Naples, in consequence of which we shall abandon our scheme of travelling by night, it we go at all. Perhaps we shalt be able to other voyageurs, and form a soft of ca. raVan. TO MR. NICIIARD TURNER, ON 111 S INCOMPARABLE BT. tt when the Suta's glad beams Resplendent lustre far anti near, So shines! your Blacfiing on my shots, Unsullied, splendid, bright, and clear. To Sol what planet MY compare, ' What morning star shines halt so bright' ., For influence, heat, totil light, are thine, Hilt matchless source of tioandlts; light! The blossom tprqadv itself to thee, • Parent of trees, of tloWers, and fruit; • • And in the eve, thi Western Sea, • • . Spontaneous rolls to pay thee snit. lit:tt cease, soy Muse, this lofty str.,',l, Nur min, nor stirs, nor SCIS CXI , !L: , • Hut to the point revert again— . • For merit is reserved In store. • - 'Tis merit mores me n ew t o write, Why should it languish on my tongue For merit most be brought to light, -And he to whom it does Wen. 'rtYartrns,.thy sintne on record stands, High on the pinnacle of Palm, Thy lively genius then demands Some little tribute to thy name. Thy curious lisinkt, shining Black, ' • .• 'the rare invention of thy mind, , Was not explored in ages had:, Nur ever equalled by mankind, . This Blacking, when it is applied, 'to Bouts or Shoes, such lustre yields, That those who use it think with pride •On Tows:cat, of Sai nt george's-tieldst. 'Tie he, and he alo ne , th at Can . Thw matchless conipt.sitiotv make; Second his great.exertions then, ' Rendered so useful for your sake. • lVhat, though the rich gay garments boast, And costly preparation.* use, Yet is their grandeur groatly lost . Without this flanking on their Shoes. Urge, then, your footsteps to the pluce, Of this renowned nom's abode ; Hits Inthitittioritou tnny trace , • Journeying to taus London Road. 'rain. notice, this Blacking may he had, Wholesale anti Re tail, at the Exportation Wirehanse, :114, London Road, t wau it, and It all the' Grocers, Perfumers, Oilmen and ihao oial.ets is 1110 .li/etrupoli4, and if' •Crerl VAg land. N.D. Ask for"rumta's 1311teAint. • lIINTS TO GARIANERC-4:rke dwarf eider, pro pagated itv blot-liciuses, will effectually prevent the blight of fruit ; and freili oak saw-dint strew ed O n gravel ° walks will prevent the growth of weeds. • Extraordinary .F.rertion.—On Wednesday last, at Newton Abbot, a Gentleman of the name of Ateherky, undertook, for a wager of 5/. to walk six miles within the hour, upon 110 yards of ground, which he completed In foriyonine ntimites, without once rising upon the inn. It is said that tbe postponement of the Levee. caused great disappointment : those, however, who mean to attend the Levee announced for the 30th instant need be under no apprehension—the Ciusidess to whom he l y are looking for, presentation on that day will Certainly bq tound in, her Drato• big-Room at Coopers' Hall, when she will dis tribute her favours to all who .atteod : for the value of these favours we must look to the Scheme of the present Lottery, surpassMg as it does those of all that have gone before it, and in which the most protnintot feature is the ;tient qecrease in the price of Tickets, . an d t h e gteat in crease in .their value. Tidetsof preeotation are to be ,obtained a& the. Othccs of G. CAPZULL, 7, Coruhill, and 26, OxioLd-street. 61111' NEWS! , - -.,,--.....4 0 °''" -- ' „i,„ FALMOU TET , APRIL rliVell` the ; ail fron t Lisboo,l Arabella packet with a m trial of Wind S. E. ~ ear....... • A Court Martial is now sitting on Wa rlit v • Northumberland, in Sheerness Harbour, tor t two S .i George iValker and Saul Peach, men, I°' deserting from the Florida sloop off ',.. and carrying off with them the 0 0 " . Ps ': plate and wearing apparel. 1101111.111 LE CATASTROPHE? —...00--- The Journal of Gh ent of the I7th of Apt1110:1, tains the following article :.--.. .. ..,: sg " A horrible catastrophe occurred near a - 4 ,,, , . ohll An u nhappy peasant, followed by his torte ...,,. dren, went to seek his brother, itt more sorer!.: ,. circumstances than himself, for stile pytl ol4 ' 4 asking some assistance. Tian, e hint iin ti t 4 mentioned his necessities , •told trim !it) . children were th'ino of hanger. 'l'lle g, ii : affected by the recital, desired hitn tO g. 9 1 0 1 '1 Iris wife, and ask, on his part and by 4,1 0 ,r`1i for a certain quantity' of bread antretrr, The nol -..ppy man ran to the house of 1i1t ,., i n .kw, w ho rejected his prayer, 8141 lobate ito thrust this unfortunate family out "f d t f i trit despair he returned to his own botlift,_,'-,Thaved being able to give his children Irc.10.!!",tto: to give them death. He tied them'olitfr'oo4 gether with a cortl, which he fastenclaY,., Ile flung a stick, nod, deaf to their picrring.o7,s4 % ling them into a weit, where be also preripl, ~ I "self. In the mean time {)mfroh rioar'ifolro filled his own [loose, asked his i l 1141.'40 iled his wishes '; and' on her replying ; J . tt i. negative, he charged a domestic imatllior,_ of take to his poor relatives doable the quant'liiii provisions lie had at first intended for she ll % o rb domestic finds the assistance useless, oh v i lens recounted tire frightfill' cittatml/lie'cotti, brother, furious at the event, and in a Mo. Ai Wife's bran's". •iotent irritation, 1. blew out its 61" a pistol. lie has, it is said, been . SPORTING INTELLIGN,-- IN G or: , NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING NiEgl 0 FiIIDAV, Artt. 25. bet 11 0 Mr v • by Soon, 4 4,0 . an3ittares . ch c The Provost, Graftott's U. b E ato n ,'.* b act,. T.Y.c. lA, k.ettiiig. •c• y 8,t.5l . e , 11. fillies) 64fibf Swee • pstakes of i oeggs each, li.ft.colts,ftt.s.-• i M 0 ( Pole g D. of Graft . • ti.y Walton, Ps) ~, ~. 14 Roo., . .!.t1 i c. Waterloo, % b Z. Witchery, sister to goreerl•••:_*. '' Two pd ft. “--7 to 4 oil Waterloo _ 0 00. 0, SNIT . "Pitaet of togs each, colts, 110.71 b. 611 ' ' 1 T.Y. • ' • Mr. R. Bo . , Fractious ... .. . sre 3 f. by Canopus, out of , ~,,, .. ... ) Mr. Gocloi ir. _ as,,. ar:l's. ch. e. 'flit Cryes .. ......... • ... ~ .... i'.:. orcuirdaint. 3 ch. f. by Waxy .. ......... ..• .. .... to Lei s u rF„id: ' . n $ b, C. by Eat" ‘••• ... ... .out. Of tisic r . 5 petw:irths ..... .f. by Scud or Sorreier, ........ ... .. . ................. •:( ..al ttr - „ Even betting oil Carrie' • ..coid.i.- - Subscription handicap Plate, of 601. fig 1 0 , • . ; D. Of Hu,. • wards. A. F. , 11. .. ..... . ......' g ad's-la b f Rhoda, 1 yrs i"'.4l) :.' b.oi t- t. • ~;• ' : 8 4. , ;;; rattan's U. f. ~..otiet, 4 yt-• t ;eo.,-t I °. Seven started.—Tbe J ii (V ...........lttLl .. . _g .1, g in Thestret wog , MATii p (1,,,,, •W 9, of CoventAi'arden mot , to 1, by permission of the M a , wo nighls' retie Rester, where he is to perform for ' L , nis elf c Ott TiieWay l as t s man, calling."'ev. 3, S10; 1 ; asunet, was con b icted before el e i ' 0 11 01 ' ji, COLD,_ at PeterborOugh. in the Pe n ' i oi lier Ir i i hawking abolit Cobbat's Register, an t 0 0 10 1 ; tical u pamphlets, with/int 3 liee°"' „,mitted nahle to pay the '' It 1it.1),1 y P • h e toil CO." Cr s f ° prison. • ion COOP" rf Ii The . persons etnployed by the . t he Lot te lic e proclaim the Prizes and Blanks 1 ° . k il i ttos c • they are drawn from the AVilel, 109_. ocosio% r f utitied to Extra Pay on the presie;lo m utt 1 : 0 or Custom requiring that even' s hall hp roclaimed twice, they represent tlleY,.. 0 too 03 great additional trouble in Procistill'"b where ail pc. as Ten 7' •ght N is h s oul Thousand and Nitlety-el,,i. r . ou , ther •t. would not have been itiliee l ilt, 0. 0 so doi wo o cording to the fo.rtner System. act or, ; 0 for ever, Mr, SIVEWHIGITT, the COn tr o nesi t ' ° ore not object to allow a reasonable reol.ops a fl iii , this Extra Fatigue, or it woidd be l'' . ., aSitteP; of appropriate stimulus if he gave thser:are dell, as they might then come in for a r t p r izes. _,.. the Four Thenty Thousand Pa in ' ' At Condi in France. on Col , 13111THS. ilior - 11.31 ll Ugh Ii At All or Livrer _ ta)kett, C. of a daugliter., 0,...,1h .3.,,,t ('are, th'esewio oPupulalio/1.--.sllndityt erei: rltt. It I,:iic;iii:itt, tttr.re nude el'ilitirelllt'inailltliril:7.l atsj"dat:lteell.--3.0°11133:00*" fe of .1a 1/ ' t Y ..11) n il toy ' 44A Bart. 0 _ _ etti Ines I, ditlll,, galli..ieer- or l i . ti t e Ste r i t N liay Tlel:rb:::: th'----Y.--5-:-., NII I I I S A Iit i I t ISIT/ 19di:tlirhtear:411:1:::1F01011:.(r11.16; the l'lth inst. tile 31 olij . ', le ti t/fe c r'i s e ! t tn e - : : :: : ;;Fu t h t l .3 ":: t it. )4 ::' : l tic li:ti t r ' s r.r;l ll l. t 'ja i o rs i Ful : l h t l I;!o.l'llLtiof'tltit:tYllee't t : :V il e l.riln: s r.°l / r:tt;::rQugikl ' ill)}111'1:11$1:11u1%10111::: Og ' l " tte '2 4t h inst. at DO,heY, Ileac. I:l:l,l,ectifilkilyfTt.s"ils°: E."l. to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of lbe'" . . e . It' Esq ' -)rer-sT,lmt' ,od ne. ll l ) . n Friaay, at M. George's Church, I),30'10,0 rillio'old opivirr.iceCtititattt:clietsic.lhearrvdis,u, rNa.le.,:: F.ltsi.4.c.tooir ot,.l.l,adrain‘if,°::l,o)4Lif `ls.',l, a urate of CIieItCOIVOO, 10 , . Pr , ,Lairl.. 'I.I3OPP/1"‘ to C3"' IJIOI dait‘igthit#ecii.obrolte, Williiito Ev:ins t'....yrile,irei, gi,or o to of the late 3. Lord, 1,,,q. ai °wen, Bart. 141. P. aliflit- # I, COrate At • Hdrerfordwest, the itev. Stephen ec oilde Lbw-het-en, to Elise* LuoiS4 1.,. ~-' , .....- „....—.. :0 - 1 , -biro prEr). Giouc,esterr?4. On Monday, last, at Fairford Pettit!, or vr, frlhe 1114'4, the second slaughter of John PlyrstTi:,,,d ~3r, _, st pkg „,(.1)n Tuesday, at 'Worcester, ill Ilt,J9_.': 0 ,:,t'...,1'0',.,. '''.:A11.1t:S:1:3Pein:ii,"1::::::::::::1::::::::1311g:4""':cia'r'q' t.lt-i:li.: 11 uorce and Watt, and Vicar ot 0,„,001 pyto i , ,f tlig Lately, at Llanitliues, Captain IN , '.'' it jitte,hl` . t Admiral Sir Charles Thotopson, J,,,,'orr',isre§t, w e d oL t i e 10 'Captain Paul Stirmans uf "ilygr% utlAna'Q i Ptc At lAA, the shire of .rtn4tts. in . - 4 IfaVil'i 1 ,4 *' the Rer. Dr. 'l'hontas Constable. woven t clOrtion In South-street, Orosrettor-.loate' ar 00,1, 0, t ' Ott the tall inst. at Iloctdanti, Oliva' kli , P 14000 Gaurdon, Esq. late Surgeon of the • itichird •.* ged 205. ,-, Main , SW :: i atlibLTl ti l )__ .,. t " e r .4 ilex- in ILI 2t1n11;1P113aCt10'i0,...11:3r.,,,41::_it.e...,45_,: ..„:1414.,0-:cli/r're,::0:110,:*:,•, V)N7,ON : Printed h',' - S I TO . ' A6Y d, a.e ol , builtiiiics; st.ril publilil At tin,. Brae-Orrin. mews, Orders, Letter*, • J. 13• fas‘ p ,h,.ed ; ; i f " li dire *s No, 'IQ 0) WIT '~: , w _ . t . i *ft 9 1 04, 4 "' A