The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1780-10-04 00:00:00, page 1

OCTOBER 4. 1780. ' T H E si NUMBER et,.
VIRGINIA GAZET FE'
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L 0 1\ D- () N, jane 16.
EST FRDAY, his Royal Higlmelk the
!)t-kc of Collherlaud nue at court, :md
ws.- mmplimmtsid dyde Nohthty on the
occnlicn; It s Royal Highldohzdu ylnctv
_ of the lum: thk-OO much! and
"from cc uv'. _
The Dukr; es Dm-ohshirc and Porthnd, the Mar
siquis o! Rs-rkiugimm, the Elsi of Scasbot'ough, &c.
"were at court yesterday,
On VVe-husJ ty. as he Prince of Walel :md Bishop
ssosOsnahurzss w: re riding in Ft. ].tmn's Park, viewing
tha- encampmem, the Duke of Cumbesland was in his
curinge there for the (:ime purpose. On seeing each
other, the two Prince: pulled at their him; the Duke
,threw open the door ot'lm cmnage, not waiting set :
Ever", and ran eager!)- to the two Printed, am! em
- ced them ubfickly. There appemd vifihly the
firmgefl mu- : os happiness in each at their counte
names.
The King keeps open house at the Osiueen't Palace,
'fihillhlx camp! keep their sitntiom m St. jamet'n
siznd H de Parkn, and : molt sumptuool uble is
.cover every day at four o'clod, which it open to
'the comm-ffloned office", of what rank soever.
' _ you 17. Lord Lineoln givn the molt flattering
mount of the success of his Majesty": arms in Cato
'lha, declaring -t wn the gem] opinion, when he
sileft Chadrflow, that my one cftbe southern pro
vincesis would be in the Kipg'e [tence dish the cupi
't'_nien of ths. wed! summer.
We have xdvieu. that the Wntinn, Ill nike
iety had arrived at Mzcao, and no."! Me! sorry
.u add, that Capnin Cltrke, who swim apnin
Cook in the eommd, il also dead, aftn' having made
many uses"! add curiout disemiee in the course of
& nmsiigztion, and in the region: which he visited.
On Wednesday, Dr. Grant applied to the Gover
mr of the tower for leave to visit Lord George Gor
len, which we. refused him; but in the aftemoon,
leave was given, on condition of 5 third person being
present; the Doctor wan immediazely sent for, lnd
'n with his Lordlhip for near two houre. Mr.
Kinghomef Geldeman jailer, wa- present during the
.dholc time.
' The same day, one the sermon belonging to hi
hrdship, who had been seized all confined in Lin
euln's irn hall, was released, nndshfered to wait on
bin Lordshipiu the tower.
The King is almost constamly out among the camp:
in 32. James s ud Hyde Pmko. sometimes on horse
back, but oflener on soors he him visited most of the
superiemsi officers mnrqueu, where he appear: defirouc
w umour of every idea of nflraint, conversmg with
both ofieen and soldien in the mon famililr manner.
Then- Majcflies hue, we Ire well assured, given
,ermifsion to any of their royll children to visit either
of thei: uncles.
Vlrioul have been the complaint: of Lor-l Mans
field'e note bookl, being deflroyed by the late riots;
qnd we feel, say: : correspondent, in the general con
cern os hil Lordhipl hving lost lny property, parti
cularly in the omngemu manne; it_ was acromphlhcd;
hot if all his notn were of a piece with (lm opinior
h'si. an'.'shsi*p in snd to have delivered in [he vezr !747.
on (hss- w m which was subject of the case 01 Perrin and
anke m llze court of king's bench, in 1769, neither
the w si- .d, nor vhe rising generation of she mng robe,
hm e 'nv great mule 'o complain.
jay 10. .A llsivr lhndcr is of opinion that she se
t.! : m in Amenc. :siz.*- m -:-. q-si-rsssi v -n 'ofmged and
LJ
incre-tscd by the party miimg themselves the opposition
in both Htules . s Parliament, end that (he dtseactton
in our fleetv and urmieesi hn been principaliy ptomoud.
and produced by the pnqy called thsi oppofiuon ill bout
Hmu'es cs Pallinment, he ne also of opinion, tial thesi
tate dangesout n'ot- an si-tjsn-rdcrn commitudIty the,
populace in this city have been in a great measure
owing to the sentimrnte osdilloyaity, end disassection
to the crown and government, which have hcen in
boldly propnznvetl by the osivposttinn in both Housn
i rfPathzmcnt, from which causes the present dittrtflsses
\ ct' this country arise.
jane 17. A repott is preva'yent, that we shstll soon
have zsepante peace with Syctin; and that Mr. Cum
berland, who is now at Lilhnn, is negojatmg ths?
business.
Friday, orders were sent csi'expressto Ireiand, for
provisione to be got rea-'y to lu'ctd 10 hil oftrnnspons
for South Cerolinn with the greatest expediti-zn.
Ordcrs are issued trom the War Office for four new
Ngimenta os infanti-y to be raised in England with the
utmost expedition; they ere deitiped for the Wefi
lndces.
Inu- 30. Lieutenant Gmlour Bull i! making
preparation: to set out for Charleltownz and the o]
Gentleman is in excellent spirits, and hope: to see
peace re-eshtblished thtou h lll the Ametsiicnn conti
nent soon, to the saties in of both Great Briuin
end the colonish.
HU n the exnmination 02 Mr. Gsiover before the
account, about veyean nce, in relation
to the w !r'lde, he oompited the whole power
of the Dog in eompln'son with the rest of
Europe u ; more than two peru of which he
said we o coloniee. He was then hughed
it by the Miniler, but the event hn
: ealcuhtion. Without Ame
rican sailors lfl
erican horn, what : wretched
figure did Fr
in the len war? And how
much better
ipe now worked, manner], and
paintion of North Americn from
Great Brinin? Mr. Glover !! the same time assured
the House of Commom. that the quartel with the
coloniet (which wn then in its infency) had given
; : wound to the commerce osGren Briuin :! would
* never be helled. Thin too wn laughed at by the same
' worthy associltee of our molt able Minilter. Alk our
ssmerchmte and eminent traders their opinion; they
1 will tell you, that Mr. Glover spoke from knowledge
} and segacious tsioresight; and that those who scorned
[ to listen to his advice, were either ideotl or enemiee te
their country.
The trial of Lord George Gordon is expected to
come on in about ten diyt :: St. Marguret't kill, the
;, [(in having, by hil peerogative, a powertoeommmd
'y the lsipeciu] commissionen to try person: charged with
I high treason in my county he think: proper, though
3 the over! 18 be not laid therein in the indictment; the
ss lnfl fimiln commiffion vn- executed in the sum place.
' The tri-l of the rioten chzrged wish high treason,
expected to come on thin week, cannot be so soon,
owing to the very wsfe'and guarded regulntiom which
the laws has made in crime: of thin descri tion.
BATR. jane 14. On Friday evening ask the slllle
trtntick spim ofdeflrnction which had thrown the city
fofLondr-u into sneh confusion, bezan to displly itsel
here. About tw—l'tght a number o boys, healed by
a Gentleman"; set tant, cryin out " No Po ,"
give tne nium, and their n-tm ers increasing u: ey
ran through the sireets, hesore 9 o'cltxk they formed
: body of sev'n! hundflt; previous to which several
Ao soon in the maginnm sn- tbe impoldi '
so dospmm : mob being quelled by the civil ,
they some: Ke- to Welh, Devim, 87. midst"
manding c en of the 'roopl that, to Good to 15
assishnce; when Major Malloci, of dleW'lsic
regiment of dragoom, with about bald,
here with mal uneo-non expeditin. 50':
Captain lelor, ofthc slmc ngi-clt, with lb _
wao heve from Deviuc before 7', lnd Cape. I
with about up of th Henford nilitil. united
by nineo'clock from Welle, where: had
to from (hit placl the day before, she
they came, Witniled al! the am all ?].
nippery, weary one mile: ofvcry bi y'rjfl, ffl
than swc oln. ]: il i to Drum
commendntionos all the both horse and , si
; for their uncommon expedition on chiloeedcm—
l underlood from the hosen :, thaefdem "i _
fire in seveni plan, and our despu— :nd
body they wan to mmnm, dried them
\
[saw from the nei bouring um- sumdtoct can
ye! the dangero ykmdtohfleothn-nm .
Man of the corpontion hid qul night; to wan.
'My-fit) md nen}! zhysgcm ondthdr T, ub—
{the dssFsiss-si of,"). ale! Moiet— .,
ss per mnte to un ! mits.
thin misnow dyqnm. Ilil '
zagreEd that the !wsisassin th riot- "- pain: "
sifrom London; shepning sad filingtlnehpple—
esse :ueed wi-h amzmng has!- and regbhlity, and !.
1 singje person in the city wuinsulhd, W—
....
iH disposed feilc—wc h-d zfsembflcd before the he.].
man (.si'nxhchck cbnpple near St. ]mh'l put, and
had begun romc—ak the Mndo'l. n'old"?
soon jou ed, they broke open the deed, mil,
poysiu che Inside of eke cdapple, the making]
onumenzn of uhsirh lp-v ' ' on fire o tle '
and they were Mnossy consiflfl .
the house adjm'm'ng, mhnbitrd by Dr. Brewer
Pnefi, which was very elegantly finfflnd IN furli
forth: occalionz] rcsidence. stitsaid, of Lord
dfl; mer demohshing she window: and wi
; htm-u (which appeared to be done by : set of ,
fpemrr ssiilows, hangen, whonmewitl inns '
for lhc purpose) they threw al! the sea! End el
sumirure, linen, books, &css into the flames;
lhc celhrs, find drank or washed tll the winter
other liqual. The mngish-atu attended. and
riot act un rezd, but this lnthority wit m i
fected, Majnr Moleswonh, with I few ctlhsifa
volume": hllsily collected, went into the c
and lepeuedly prevented its being seton fire.
A
half pan eleveq, che drum beat to mon, nnd :
zo more of the volumeen, hendcd b'z Cape.
marched to the scene o! action. wit um
though without powder and bl"; the' ,
ing fish. were gromy insolml. lsind the roldntect- d
tolkowed with gren inmpidiey through ; do"
of hillen, splimend wood, 'flrebands, &. which
tmded seven! of them. While they very in
house. one of the riour: woe to! ded by : Fi
tained, !! suppole !! on. of the obed- Thin
exaspq-ned che mob. wbollu'ghnle 'I: shot by
ofthc volumeen, that they : A
oufly, and thei! sunken not
] treated in :! order. ]: _
!when the cene benme dread
' the chlpplc. and four ended"
on fire lbout two, and " Imlo! "a
wall. were lest finding- TN nbdk disyas
after. ' '—