The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-22 00:00:00

po'verly in the niinntiteinting 11A (,These pperi Contain terrible accountS of in the notil l of Gerioail.) PL,INDERS MAIL, trIRCRIViD LAST NIGIIT.3 - . ' ANTWOIP, MARCO 19.--IVe have, a l r e a d y o n ce "meet', that th e PH broil de 70l had been slip' . Th., iim, was round to he premature. it iflirtlie4l again .to.dav, that this duty is de.- li'l'elY abolished,' If we have the misfortune to again contrmlic!eil, we hope that our tello'v iiiii will consider our eagerness to announce I kon these reports only, as proof o f our d es i re :e them agreeable, news. *lBl4B ' M ARc'l7 the .---A gr eat many strangers, first H • ili s ib etion °ars e , are expecte d here it, of the week, among whom we ex the Grand Dike Niehil las, G e n era l C ount ' &e. Many Russian Officers of oink hart'. already arriied. The Princess 'agt't of Orange ti il (I 131 unswick are expected ril "'elit, In he pres'ent at the christening . Nat' Prince. It is said, that all the 161 "agia,-; to theCinirt est ablishment in the thet'Provitices will ~lan come hither for this ll• A , oion r „.• the public works which are going , , pill iiiiinediatt I y is .1 tt , , teat military road tt our isellPoNianve. l'ile expences of the campaign 1 1, 4 , P, r "Vell its utility. It IS remembered, dim II !' hale the whole English Cavalry, which t b " I lloileti in Flinders, was obliged to traverse ' , Y illir ""'li '0 reach the :c cue of action, w hich had niaclitntiguell both aun t and horses, lranreliiii, • , 1 . ••lis to be made tw it,. . e t , anot ter 1 oat and retard :4i ataturis and Taniliont. It will traverse the I t ' f i l ) Pl i i near Sierre, -Ind leave AntwelT oP 1 : 1 ' 16 % Nall will facilitate the comnstint tnetweeit the Northern and Southern Pro ' of the Kingdom. i'ei'll'ith'int the King's Palace will begin int .' i t e.Y; those of the Theatre, and of the efli i,,tkil for the re-onion of all the 'Fribtinals, ill,„tel," activity. Other improvements are it CI. Brussels tvill become one 4 t " of t e t " l ital cities in Europe, as it is already I,"'ltnt agreraiile by its situation. It t,'"ll wished to see a monument erected i I lln nnat of the of Wa terloo, the • rtom iiii) , . . victory lil t , it at the annals of modern history, filli\i°"tarts of its results. Already in the i t itt ' l " 1 "'lls of li;ogland a bridge has been ' t .tki e wl ' i e yi li Ilse name of \lra teiloo has !lii el i t tl ' io ' l . lly should we nit have a public ‘ar ,,,,t111 likrii,tiiiite the valour of ou r'' _,. Nino, it , ' t e siii);inle devotion of the people "1 At to : lio . tae atotnent of danger. 1 ,1 ,,, u 1 fr "al Binvrtm lay, that the ravages of ^ k hive much diminished in that city. ''' ``,...... '1 ~------. ---------- —_..._.,_•_---_ ____ iit 1 (.. A L It I.: ti I s T 1.; it. t 1,444., Performed Lost Xi let. bittltv‘i.itivrt.l4.....i:NN.-01(,)ri furio: Grand Sel"liun. 4tt4l, er ormance. 1 1 . 4 "b the ‘ . --- •••meie5.......... ",.. kn i i tir ' qicl ti on Putinoel sec TUE Strx of Toesclay. 1 1. A lloa ; ,k r ... . 0 . . NI yrrure 1;14 ,t44,itieo:forJ e s's , fur I .7 t ucts; s fur c—• , lir e ,oi rink . ki ..R I , t 4 - ......,...........___ "i'1%,,. 1 ) NT AII.S. 14 411,T:. I nablin, 1 Waterford. Our--1 X.,11- . urintee, 2 Gutlenbilrgh. --- -•-.)0....—_,_.. I„.listitk 1.111x1:!t1CF. OF S"I'OCKS i,, (i i., Ar Air rwfLvE o'cLue K • i l kii ~,:'I . ,1tt.:1.:',"•... sllllt tit periit 1 • per Cent. Ann. (':9 f 'Pt! e tiii. Cut h. '.. •... shin India 8u1it15,.... 335. Ms. pr. 751 littttoli" .. ,: . '.' 'Gal 70 South Sea Stock)... il, ",.,i). C.:••sliut New Annuities, .. 69 ii . ' 4 'l4'4 '• ll'4 ' 4 / 9 11 Exch. 8i1k.... 3s. 10S. I Is. sor t . 44 ins? .mitit i.i.si... fin April, 70i 1111t4:dtatti. °P EXITI7N tul77. • i'•la' :ARCH 21. ti;ell,l,,,Nl:idlt 1 ' :' ' ' • • . .... ).- . ' .. . .. ), :39 ss li. 2 US. 1, 1 , 11, ! At fight .. , :•'•• • . • . ............ an 2 _ _., k 1,,, , ;(14 4 , . 6 , 7 .'." • • ............... 12 3 0 G. F. 4 i41'):.. ......" ................... 19 US k l , , i. , .... , , .................... 12 4 2 • ir 2ii,. ..,....,"• • . ........... li) a i it :il ii' l ., , . " ' Sid '' 0 , tf ( 1.1 vt;. cit) ' 1 111 - 1 1 ' 'ITN ~,,,„!----:,...,.......,--„........_,..„.,.._ ..........,.. , t,„, Ilicf.tip. PALiUM AUD"Te i 7 v „, LO-Nbov7"-- ~ 4,, . , lir)4y, 4.1 4 .11-{Ci/ 22 , ISl7 * v atio'o • t ht i 1t„ & 4rvividi -front Germany, Ll°l' vlanite' ' I. Pt -I' 1)(1t are without French Pa -14. , ' 4 4 the I 4 1 i l, "Ittler sources we have made ti (rNtyll ~.. lit in i ,. h L'tniCtS,WiliCli do not however II 7 iPeeitie comment. Ibl h ----. kfira.....„ 14 is Itch uit e (lktpttit ,•P 11 COlltivin various account! N' l i %il t, P!'eel of inundations of the rivers, , , 'lltlntle to rise ; besides the datuagt' t I, , , aa, e, oe ' I Q to„ 4t 4PPieliertSiOllS are entertained prt.ii "471t'tnees the harvest. i i ' stivi, 4 4, 4 el real .1 ,to ti, IL( town yeste nifty from me 23th iif 1 ~ 44t November, bringing initiligenee one Week Liter tbAn thAi whieh had 'previottsly ct)me to hand, and 'the, purport of which is already in possession of our readers: It. appears, that on ihe 24th Of . s iorember the Embast%y had not returned to Canton, though it ‘va‘; looked for froM day to day. We are happy to be able to state; that our trade had nut ex perienced any interruption-in consequence of those untoward events from which it was surmised, that consequences unfavourable to I.lriti,lt interests would follow. The General Iletritt and Datearras Chinamen Were expected to be dispatched relate with cargOes on the 26th of November,: the slay subsequent to the date of the advices ; auil the departure of the Marquis of Hanll4, and two at her Company's ships for England, wai intended to take place on the 15th December. • Tl►e Seditious Mectiugs! Prevention Bill went through a Commit tee of tl►e House of Lords last night, and is appointed to he read a third time on Monday. No materi►►l.alterations were made. One of the persons arrested at Glasgow_on charge Of Sedition, and who was afterwards lihe rateit, procured N Pelilioll to he presented to the House of Commons last night. Mr. FINLAY, the worthy Member for that City, stated of his own knowledge that the allegations respecting the hardships of the prison, &c. were grossly exagge rated, and promised to inquire into the other facts. Lord BINNING justly reprobated the system now so generally pursued with regard to Petitions, the assettions in which are submitted to Parliament, and argued upon as if they were undeniable truths, when they are, on the con trary, always ex pane and partial averments, and generally highly coloured, if not altogether desti tute of foundation. By this means unfair impres sions are made on the public mind, which no af ter proceedings can ever remove. Papers respecting. the Alission to Lisbon have been laid before the House of Commons, pursuant to order. Our Readers will recollect bow fertile a subject was afforded to the Party Writers by the appointment of Mr. CAsNING to that Embassy ; how they 'told their own story and commented on, their own falsehoods . ; how they tried to be witty, audettetnpted to be severe. These Official Documents, at length produced, render tardy justice to the distinguished Individual, %Owst= talents and firmness in support of the British Constitution are sufficient to make hint odious to the Faction. We sliall on Monday lay the most essential of these Papers before the World, which, though uncalled for to satisfy the minds of those who rightly appreciate the merits of public men, are not unnecessary to yefate the x eggerations and misrepresentations of political opponents, unrestrained in their endeavours to dcreciatc character by any sense of honour or regird to truth. The Bank has jatt given 'mike, that all per sons possessed of Dollar Tokens, who are desk o:is of receiving value for the saute at the rate of ss. Gd. each, are to present them at the Bank of Cli;land for payment on or before the Ist of May next, as nn further extension of time will he given to the circulation thereof,—(fide Advertisement in first page.) After waiting since Tuesday to twister courage for so bold A flight, the Morning Chronicle of this date ventures to'slty that the Speech of Lord BATHURST, respecting its old Friend BuoNA rARTE, has by no meanssatiified the liberal minds of Englishmen." Whenever we 'meet this same word " liberal" in a Party Eisay, we look naturally for some of the grossest examples of absurdity ; and rarely (certainly not in the present, instance) are see disappointed. The Chronicle goes on to state, 'that " We (that is, Lord iIot,LAND, the Chronicle, and Co.) should have been more sstisfiefl if the Noble Earl had given us the correspondence at length"—tritly, we do not wonder at this, else wherefore did they move for it ? And then comes the consequence drawn from the refusal of Lord Berttuarr to furnish that which is - before the whale would in another shape " the public (had his Lordship complied) might have truly judged of the whole matter." What pity it is that the Public cannot do so for want of flit 015Citd copy of Monsieur Morvraot.otes pamphlet ! But what the Public cannot do, it is some conso lation to find the Morning Chronicle can, even without the documents ; for that patriotic Journal (on such evidence as it possesses) has no hesita tion in stating, that Great Britain not only . bears the expence of BUONAPAHTE'S detention, but " incurs the ignominy of exercising greater severity' towards thisfallen man than his situation requires." Alter the perfect refutation of this false and irt. famous slander upon our Cotinti y by Lord s- Tuuttsr, we could 110 t expect that any person trOil.t. ,are li ici t he imoo( , at east so soon, to rvil'eat it. It sbarceli.. acids a feature of tu . rpi rode 'ft') . c 1 1 0 1 tliAt the barge is sn re le - !iitee litiOn data impeacht:ti ny ;the writer hit'llsel as iri : tpCilect, fi!id nsufficient to enable the Public to loin, a judgment ! ! Lor4 CLINCAWrit an& his suite left town this niorning for 13rugieli, tO resume his character sa Atnhlsallor from this Country to the Court of the King of the Nr:herl.itiiis. GOOD EFFECT. 118ilit,IG. —Clark, the .Spa-fiehls ecretAr, Ii 11.0iic(;, ' 4 ' 'Thai, a. the Sn , pension of the !labeal Corpus Act hi taken place, the Nleetinz at Spa-fields will not be held on Monday next, aceord , ng to adjonrnntent." ho 4. • r . pO.Vert .11 , b , suniric , ottll 0,10 . [Theo e paper§ contain terrible ri ttrlttalstions hi the north of Gerinaul re . I'LANDEItS [rIRCRIVdD LAST NIGIC Astwsitp, r" — " i 9.--IVe hat ts , tinn aa ced, drat the bruit de Tot pkod. news was it °I It ri'ff round t o Illac'irnieil again to•dav that kiiirei lib" 1. e 'ed.. If we have tll bale INtba contrailic!cd, we hope ti 0;4 451 .11 Jldf vui consider our eagernes 414 41 tl these report!! only, as proi r P: 1 0 give them agreeable, news. :tel.Aac.f..l'7.---A great tk. 11,3 i . . i t it COttr, e are exr t i le week, among i t bit t o t n he Grind Doke ' no &e. Nlany gossip u 101 l s nave already arri‘ed 1 . 11 tut a,er of ~(ready and lit unswic et' ' ter ,o(l7 l . 4l .."'elito to be Present at t yt,,,,,,,`sYtiotlitaty Prince. It is sail "n 41114 to the Coort est al ttrth'rora provinces will 4140 come !t ic 14 ,,: Le a,y,.rluiong the 1)111) is works ly is 4 i eat nil cf Ist, oh uov e . T he ex pences r I.l, r overl it s utility. It is rer w ile,lit ' , l l l:le the whole English Iry Flinders, was obli reach the i ceneof .101 nt iguell hot li men and hot N I 4 , re !'itte, ; allot her road is r,.1 )4411, atolls and Tariihrit. It s 111416. l',8!1. w near Sier re, -It'd lea 1 ! 1 Ins rust(ill fireilitaie fell !tun), b ilepi of ettlireei, the Northern and 0 1 Th e tvo t"c Kingdom. I i '"lnt the King's Palace 0, 141111,1; tho se of the 'llivittre, :401 'rt ill 1111 lot the re.union of all 1,,,„01t activity. Otlitr int' k h ,, t Brussels will b econ 6[14 ' eille s in Europe, liont74n : 01% t agree a bl e by its 4isitril to sre n mor hi flou r of the victoryof rdaftkahl • ' ll 1 1 , k 111 the annals of I4toets nf its results. .I'lll, 'll"l,Nlis nt dinti 11) .01, bhp kive q the ' of 11 Ili' 1110111(1 we rim perp,titate the e• lo iot4 L l _ 4 114 t i le IL 4 1)4 F „ 91 1 ,inle devotion ot ills'A tto Inotiient of danger. ." 41 01 r, 0 Stnyrtin lay, th at ~ve tou ch dimini s h e d i ' l id r,. ei l s) b - •., , - . ........... 19 „ , , tia l id;,.„ ,, 4l ght,: .. •.. ........ • ...... 36 4 '2i I T s. ot i, ,1 1 1 , 1r,:' 1 , 4 1 t,d , t , 1 • 4 •., .... • ....... : ....... • 36 5 2i I's. , .- : PIN N u e . . ................... i 5 sr) I , : r , .... N , ~, ................. 25 SO i Us. ic ti, : ti1,i16,...,..,.. .... .. ........................ 25 50 ~.. k r4 , • , .: ........ .. ... ......... •• • • ISO _ Ex . Nlotte y 0 4 ; 1 i ii t • 4 ;,.... ,: „ .....• ................... 35 Effect ire ellch. r ,r,,,,4,, , ,...: ..... .. .. .. ................ 3 3 :1 . Ellut.tive go •.. ,• . , ............ IV kl 4 '. ..'• .. .......... 35 . trp,, ~, ... 4. .. ............. 31 0 , L1i rj,...,, , 0 , 1 - ••-...‘, 11 : . • ........... 47 1 ' ' '' '* - ....x• Ic e . 50' , _ 11 . "..„' . ..... • , apl e ' ........ 97 4 4 .. '•• .. ' ... 5 .... 3 9 0 ~ . 41 :1, , 5 ..: . • ..... • ............. I I a per Oz. 1ti..,. .... . ..... .......... 51 1, l 'gki ' ( ", 11 4 . 1;i i 11 i.. .. ... g ., - .............. 67 , of . : I ttiu u t i ' lo ,i„ ` V It uii;„; ( 1 ""h • .... . Cii .. .. 59 4 f, !.., 1 14. 4 , i f , h.ti,,, ... 2 . per ce,ut. 4 , 4 11., ....... .... ....... ........ .••.4 43 G per Oz. '• • ...... .. • ..,, / . . if . Nii k % , k•rt ....... . ..... • . a 1 8 6 ‘ 1 11( 1 ' .ID „,i ll i t , 41,1•12 ---. ..... N1)(1 ~I 1 ''" '" , ifiv -- • N Milne - i o, ;,----.... 5 . I i t . eiiiii 4. To-mitmutow. 1 g, 44 minutes aft ' 6$ . ' (1. SI-111 3 NEWS. PoriTSWIOUTH, MARCH 21.—Arrive4 the Gar lin, TRACEY, ttorn the Downs for Boston. Sailed his Majesty's Ship Egeria for the West Indies ; Brilliant, Ganges, and London transports, for Sierra Leone, Cape, and Ceylon ; and the Geol.- giana, Bo Fs, fOr Madeira and the West LAO. Wind N. N.W. DcAt., MARctt 21.—Sailed the Ocean, Jou • SON, for St. tielcna.—Winti It:►nwtcn, MARC!! 21 .—Arrived the. Union, from London for Newcastle, and Fortitude, from ditto for Boston, both with loss pf anchors and cables ; the Lord Nelson packet from Hamburg'', and Castlereagh packet from Holland, both with mails. LtvEapoot., Aline', 20.—A sloop (ntsrne un known) was totally lost this morning on Hoyle Bank ; the crew perished. Doves, MiRCH '2o.—Artived the Atalaute, Hauls, from Jamaica, with loss of anchor and cable, but has been supplied with another. LEMIVARDEN, ,MARCH 10. , --A part of a wreck has been cast upon Vlicland, on w h ich is written " Diligence, of YartnOuth." A body was found, which, according to a passpOrt loathd on it, was that of GIIRGOLY HOFF MAN, a Dutch sailor ; it teas dated " London, 25th Jan. 1817." In an other cerlificae was the date of Sib Feb. last. It is probably tht-sbip of Capt:J. ELL'', which sailed on the loth February Irma Gravesend for Ito!terdam.l 1-lAsiortacn, Niauctf I-I.—T.vo English ships. ladvn with coal, have been lost in the Eviler: No part of the cargoes was saved, and the ere.% s of both have perished, Thirsday the Doke of MoNTROSE, 'RS one of the QuaaN's'Councit, went out of waitio 4 on the KING. llis Grace left Wimkor Palace un(l, came tit LOurion. lie WAS relieved by Lord AnDEN, one of the QUEEN'S Council.. %Alto will remain in Windsor during the QttcEN's stay in London, Velterday Prince ESTRIMAZY, the Austrian AMbassaf•!or, the Ball of Lavu.ap‘illt., mid - Count MUNSTER, had andieoces Of the l'atoca 11.P.ccwr att Carlton lIMISe. 111 the afternoon her 41.1A JRSTY AUGU ,, TA went to dine tritb the PRINCE REGYNT at Carlton [louse, • where there was'll party invited to meet them : there aaas an - evening party at nine 14 . C1pCk. Silver has advanced a little •this'weck, living at ss. Id. per ounce. Gold (above our btaoilatil), temains,,as before, at 3t. A spirit of insubordination manifested itself at Wolreilinnipton on Monday, itt the - detachMent of the 95th Regiment of Font, lout ereil in that town, arising from intoxication .on St. PatricleS D a y. : .several of the inhabitants were slightly %rounded —(Shrercsbury Chronicle.) • • The Ilighiand . Society' had their anniversary meeting and dinner, yesterday, :at Freemason's Tavern, the Duke of YORK in the Chair, as Duke of ALasNy. A ,great number of • Noblemen and Gentlemen attended, and the hardy Scots sat " gaily yet" to a late boor. The CHANCHLM)II of the ExcFmQqan having 'so ably exposed the New Light that suggested the d City Petition, and refuted th e falsehoods and ignorance with which the Commissioners and Contractors for Lotteries were Assailed, it has he• come my duty to prove to the World the treat .11. ! periority of the present Lottery over all previous ones Ist. The same number of Tickets in former pk iis would hove produced, as nearly as possible, only 2920 Prizes and 11,680 Blanks ; whereas the Scheme I hove submitted to the Public con tains 10,098 Prizes, and only 4502 Blanks, being nearly four times as numy Prizes, and, only one third part of the Blanks the old system would have contained. 2d. The Money Prizes in this Lottery consi,t of 10,074, the holders of which may receive, as soon as drawn, the value as Prizes, in ster ling te 167,000 There ire also 24 Prizes of 3 per Cent. Coi►snls. 53,300, equal to - Money - 37,400 So that the money, bona fide, ilitided, is ie.204,000 Here any :ignorant calculator will see nt once that Blanks are nearly extinguished, the intrinsic value of every Ticket is about 50 per cent. more in favour of adventurers than any former system,• an d I ma y say with " until they can rail the seal from off my bond, they but offend their lungs to talk so laud." I have only further to add, that the Tickets are selling 91. each cheaper than the late Lot teries, viz. 51. each reduced in price, and 41. in creased in value. With these' forts I set nonvlit all attempt to injure it with a discerning and ant their obliged humble scream, 3.7; Cornbill. J. SWEWRIGHT. WILTS tOUN"Iy MEEiJNG. 111:4, lErcti pursuance to nii tite; a Meiting wits yesterday held at D e ;;ises. 7 su Address to the Piqsce REGENT, expressive cif -iiiliorrence tit the late atrocious attiiCit oti his Royal Persoti; and of fidelity and aitlichnient to Of BituNiwick, titt.icti by WAti , HAM LoCKE, Esq. and seconded by G. EYaE, :ow which Mr. list4et spoke. Mr.' rictrc; who apiieared to he the only Plariot 'Orcila*r sent, then endeavonred t 0 dispiayls is pm% ers, hut amid the general din of c 4 No limit, No Hunt !" his , oice' Was rendered inastiiihk. The addret was carried by at least tkenly to one.--(Suliburif Gazette.) Ertl. act of a Letter from a Gentleman who attended, dateil March 19, 1817. " The County Meeting Weld nt Deviies this day, in consequence of a Requisitinit sent to the Sheriff, was very large ; consisting of J. HUN.' GERFOHD PENRUDrIOCKE, Esq. the High Sheriff i Lord PUMBROKE, the Lord Lieutenant ; Mr.Chan:- cellor . DOUGLAS - , and almost all the respectable Gentlemen anti Clergy in the County. " The Hi;,-th Sheriff Crud: his seat in the C6l,ift at the Town-Hall, andin two minutes i. , -vetVz. place was full ; motio n therefore Made tO adjourn to some more open , place,. which, after some opposition, was carried, and all the parti' proceeded to the Market. Cross, where the Shall(' read the Requisition. " Lobi(e, of Itriwde- Ford House, Invite-, &wily, in a handsome speech, proposed A and loyal Address to the Pitice R.P.GENT, con gratulating him on his escape front the bite tram torous attack upon his person, and expressive, of their attachment to his family, and their deter- 7 initiation to support the rights and dignity of Throne against all atrocious attacks. " Mr. EY nit; in a firm a n d loyal manner, se conded the Address. Mr. BENET, of Pyt House, reprobated the scandalous attempts which had for some time been Made to hit] tine the minds of the lower classes, and pointed out the many hlas; phemous parodies on the Creed, 'l'e Demo Lail:. &onus, and the Lord's prayer, which have becit lately craftily introduced into the large mantifiic;. taring towns in this county by designing men, which he. described as the plan adopted by the early actors in: the French Revolution. Ile then stated, that these itinerant motors were elides , enuring to put the necks of the poor into a lother, whilst the'' took great care of their own necks, and shrunk our at the had; door; that the insti- , gators of the Spa-fields Meetit g-were:clearry the cause of the death of Cashman, and that to day of ref-looting won!d come, to a certainty. The Iterilf then proceeded to ask if it was the 0ph60 . 1 of the Meetiog that the Achltes should, he rithved ; Mr. liuNT immediatdy sta'ed intention of propOsiog an Amend r,ctlr ; li , :t thi s %las all that the Meeting would. heir, for such a noise look place, some cryinz out, " No I ," " Notilt,-fields Orator here;" Iteforot yourself," " See Cashman's GliOst " Off ! Off ! White-feather ! there's Morley ft CMICItIg !" With * a hundred other opprobrious natlICS anti ep:thCt 5, that not a WOltt entlhl he Ilford.- HUNT Tersified ; but there eras titteil an universal - clamour he could not go on ;• and it being propobed and .sevolutert, that the ,Address be ogreed to, it was carried by acclamation, Iva: a motion, that the Address he presented to the Regent by the High Sheriff, Lord. l'embriike, the Members for the County, and such Geotlfmen of. the County as thought proper to attend - , Tharilis were then voted to the Sheriff, and the Meeting dissolved. " During All this time, there were not above 40 or 50 sopporters of Mr. font, except about 60 or SO boysP'and 1 do not think the Orator ever sustained so complete a rebuff. I have no donlie there were 50 to I against hitt:. Notwithstand ing the Sheriff dissolved the Meeting, Hunt still kept his station near the Market Cross, or more properly speaking', the building lately erected in the Market-place, and seemed determined to addresis those who were left; but the Mayor intimating that he should read, the Riot Act if he did nut retire, he went to the Castle' Inn, and got into a•room up•staits, front whence he began to addreSs about 100 men and boys who had follimed him ; hut the Mayor and Town Clerk b thtiug their intention .still to read the Act, nod enforce its powers, if lie did not desist speaking, Pont de•iired - his few hearers to go hontc, whicu they did immediately, and he assured the Mayor and Town Cleik lie would give them no limber. trouble.' '1 has has Mr. llunt met in his own County, that reprobation which be so %yell merits from all men of' loyal and sound principles—nay upon the vet y spot where, for, yeArs, his-father and idthself were esteemed n ' vthe most respectable 411*y. oh hottest, opulent fora! rs." A sloop, laden with oatmeal for this port, put into f.e.ven, in Fifeshire,.to receive some milli 1100ili earn. T he ppor-people there, it appears, Were at the time Very much in want of " a bag goidme‘il ail their backs to mak' /nose," and un derstanding this vessel contained a quantity of that article, a number of women, headed by the butcher's wife, seized the sloop, and were begin, nitrF tp help themselves, when the )(Notts.'s hus band appeared ar the head of an opposite pity, and Set the example,. of !noting in Torre, his "(mho. Coy by bodily clotstit•etneto on his better hall-- This mode of reasoning had the desired effect and tench red tlie interposition of she Folice wholly Mi.. necessary.-- (Greenock 4tttertiser ) LITERARY GAZETTE ANL) JoUltgAt, OF TIM BELLES LFTTEES.—The 9th Number of this new Weekly l'sper, published this Day, contains, 'among Otherititerestitig articles— .Iceonst of the Tomb ofJuliet, with a Drawing. taken at, v,„„n in 18117, ra,h1.1141,1r Sock ty, the. S 3 rant I err letei.c.i and Intligunotrs, French and Fngh ti Manro. i .: ti . ;l4ted, Ibroi:r.--s of Stiencv :sod 4111,FeanLIC Coltume, Impr'uvii3tori, Retirement of Talon and Henry, Nooot oroielly, rieir,l Dupont. the f`renell 17,Ineer ; It'te Art, Inoittitioo, the Torso, Italian Oprra, Tbrotitit &e. Oratorios, Nt n y ntto 11.,view of 2,05. Book', Treatment Of Iltionaparte, Secret o f Briti.b Polley respecting Chinn, Literary auk Fabttionable Intelligeues An t edates, &C. &C.