The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-28 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

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f f Major-General Lord'CHAttLES SOMERSET 1,15
infinite pleasure in expressing- the satisfaClion'll
feels at the perfed state in .which he found the Y.
Battalion of the 9th Foot this day; both with TeR
Bard' to the interior economy of the Regiment 0
well as to its performarices:in the field. The pal°
that have been taken by Major MO.LEsiivogTH :311
so evident that they need no comment from ti'C'
Major-General, and the assiduity and -attention
with which the Officers and. Men have so success'
fully seconded Major MOLOWORTH'S endeavol
claim from the General Lord c-tiARLES SO,ME4°
his watmest thanks."

Vtre ace, not without considerable indignaticgli
Plans if Finance, thrust upon the Public, unsof*
tioncd, not only by any kind of authority, but ‘rel
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by common .sense. We beg leave to caution ri},i
Public against giving any credit to such Plans"
which ate evidently solely the offspring of
ranee and presumption.
Among the great reductions the economy of°tii
Ministers are making in the War Establishment, tlia
of Woolwich Warren is now carrying into effeet;
men haie received notice, that on air expiration
their. month (the 28th inst.) they are to be paid 4,',
and discharged-1;o coopers and packers from
ViClualling Office Yard at Deptford—Soo 100201
from Deptford Dock-yard —3oo shipwrights
work afloat and in clock, have received a sirriiL
notice.- The same system is extended to all
dock-yards. That this useful, body of .men shaor
not be distressed, they are each, in addition to tlr
pay due to them, to have a certain sum, not
ascertained, allowed, to subsist them to their resP6l"
tive places of residence ; and as their names Pir
booked, to have the .preference in.employ 04
future occasion.
.Mrsr-414,1.--1140-Tax.still continues indisposed) bl/11
we are happy to hear is much better. Het singik
has lately been spoiled by too many sharps..
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and promises to be the lawful inheritor of
father:—reputation, as well as to add considerabli:i
by his •own fair earnings, to the family
stock
theatrical facie. •

Mrs. MOUNTAIN, who has so much inirr°v,e,:
herself as 4. Singer, is laudably ambitious to-iliwr°,
herself as much as possible'under the potent instril
lions. of Mrs. BI I:INGTpN, whom, it seems) 'i":
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daily attends for that purpose. If the theatric:i
world in general' were equally aaivc in pursuit`,,
excellence, the .Stage would not-be in so cleplora''
a condition as it is, compared with former times,
Ever) Man in Hi, Humour is talked of 25 °0
of the rcvivais this season, at Drury-lane Theatr)
in order to bring forward KEIVIBLE in KirdePte
charader not in the usual style of his aging, 1)1°0
would probably render it .very interesting. of
who is to be the. Bbbadil This charader seep
to have diedon the Stage with HARRY won ,
wAiiip, one of the very best Comic Adors that Pe:,,
haps ever graced the boards of an English Theo!
• The History of LEO the Xth exhibits a Furl °,
specimen of the doctrine of niouLGENcrEs
tised by the Church. of Rome, in the following °,
count of the several sums set upon the several si`tes
. For the carnal knowledge of mother, sister)

five sixpences. - • •
For debauching a virgin, six sixpences.
Fot. rjeury, dithoto. •
For a p
woman w destroys' her live child Within
her, five sixpences. her;
For him who kills his father, mother, bot"
sister, or wife, o,ne crown and five groats !1!
The above was one of the great evils agalo
which that bold reformer, Lvzitsz, Protested
such holy, burning zeal,

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