The Sun.
London, England, 1801-09-28 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH, St k. t 6:

NONE Of tlic ROYAL FAMILY bathed this

IS MA J ESTY,- accompanied by-PariKcE
AfloL-
itis and PR INC ESS SOPHIA on horseback, took an
Ping over the Hills of Bincotitbe.
The QUEEN and PRlticiSsrs, accompanied by
iscpuntess HOWE', Mr. and Mrs. DRAx GROS-
Qom, in Sociables, rode to St. Martin's Tower;
Id returned home through the pleasant Village' of
i)way.
PRINC ESS'A
h111:rA. and Lady CIiARLOTTg D.O R..
itz.t, rode out on horseback on the Sands;

SECOND LETTEI:

"NM. ERSKINE TO THE FRENCH ARCHBISHOPS

AND- BISHOPS.

"MY LOAD,
" In
Letterdithe 16th inst. with which. had the
Mour to transmit the Valet of the Sovereign rentiff, which
Sent to you by the t.xpress of His HolineSs Pope
lus VII. as well as to eaClt-r,f yodr Colleagties residing in
lib Kingdom, I solicited your Greatness, ii'v.;ll as your Col-
agues, to transmit rae the Answer that each iti;lividually
c'uld think proper to make. I ilave, hoV:ever, heard It
i't in consequence of the meeting held by yoUr Greatnesses;
K 1 intend to answer colledively to the pateinal invitation of
I Holiness ; I therefore find Myself3triftly obliged; my Lord,
'inform you, and to beg ayou to intimate the same to your
°llagues, that by this means you will not fulfil the inten-
-04 of his Holiness, who- hai precisely commanded me to
'titsmit his Brief to each of you; in order that you Might
,litrately, and after having invoked by your prayers the dis.
"titiun of understanding, make such an answer as you
tt~eive`'ourselves iii conscience to be inspired with by the
lether of Mercies.
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I am pirsuaded; my Lord; that yon and your Col-
agues, would eiperience an acute sensation, if in the answer
LI His Holiness you had adapted, even involuntarily, a Me-
's(l little conformable to the desires of the Holy Father; and
Ilich are not entirely congenial 'to the filial reiped which
'4ll have constantly manifested towardS the Sovereign
Pon-
` I
Batter myself; therefore; that you accept the
resent adviee.

I have the Fiero>ir to be
With the most perfed aitigideritiOn;

G reatness's;

' MOstliumble and obedient Seliant;
41'. 4, it. 3.1,16/.1e21.,0ne-strecti " C. ERSkiNE:
taNion, Sept. ii, itiOt ." • •

kr -.;
iek, great IV toad through the Comity of
CAw.cA-cev so ably..i)lanned anti condualtd by Capt.
Ifki the Engineers, was a few day's since
Sited, the Lokri LzEtrriziAlst, WhO; sensible
ntCs
miportance in the extension of Civilization,
bringing delintinents to justice, ordered zoo
618;
"'el's to be itiunediatily added. to the working
-arts •

1,4 A• ktvl Wicottiti has taken the churning house
deniesne near the Harbour of Cork; which was
't many years the seat of the hospiialities Or the
SiOrida OLiVETt.

The Humane Society have propsed a Prize Me,
!4,1 to the discciverer of the best means of prevent.
17Z Shipcivrerk: Sufely Admiral L NO is has great
•retensions to the premium, for what can so effec.
hu:llYoay4t the danget as chaittitig the vessel to the
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Onlaic day Of general thanksgivings at Cal-
"' a general contribution was made to the
~fi°Pt o: I 2,706 rupees; . which was appropriated
-"te diScharge of persons confined for small debts:
gilk has been whinisically said, that the Sage-COach
alledge as a reason for not lOwering their
-v. -es) their gtvat e-iteni•es in npairfil the dial
erlarw, and paying Surgeons for the cure of
-412'cleil Passengers:
A-Dog DoThr, in the neighbourhood of Maiy-
,,°,n;e) has adopted a mhirrtsical mode of making his
i),,,,"`"ess known: He has pit over his- door his
w'r; and -a portrait of a Lady's, lap.dog:-9ver
'di written l'iolit/e.); the Little."--:-Under it,
ii"waY of motto, stands the quotation from Lear,
Phytki PbNti,."
A •
man of the mime Ruscoe, of the parish of Lop_
Ite'n'etl3.;, in the County' of Salop, lately appre-
ilis on a charge of having run-away, leaving
'et c,21-e ,chargeable on the parish, -has pleaded as a
twit he ran away with another man's wife,
It.- was left in the same situation .by her husband.
,is," clear case than he has not burthened the pa-
n, and the, Magistrates are 'a good deal puzzled.
few days Igo a Private of the Gainsborongh
‘o,unt.eer Infantry was stripped of his cloaths, and.
L.
'n effigy in tlid market-place, for having
exhibited mark's of disloyalty to the Cause,"by
"L,ting_ Oa% rules, resisting his duty,and setting at
rude
regulation of: the Corps. A vast
tide iyf spectators assembled to witness his disgrace.
tally en Monday morning last a covey of twelve
141:fridges came into Newark_ market-place, and
.T.,.et""' unaccustomed to such a situation, instead of
11;`'''lg themselves a sufficient height, flew against
I,vhthouses, and Ltanediately fell to the-pavement,
trt rei after rtmning in various directions for some
-ct• 1.-111'7 were all picked up by their astonished
``'err pursuets.
A
b'eut nights ago a valuable mare, belonging to'
CUt s';"'aToN, EsitF of Colchester, was inhumauly
mangled; by tame miscreant, in a field at
bo
On •
Nil Monday night last,- about twelve o'clock, a
Passing by St. Georges-row, St. George's
‘l,jle,s; heard a disturbance at one- of the houses,,
,tint. ors inquiring into the cause, streral men came
lag of the house, one of whom cat him with a cut-
tilt°ll his head and body in so shocking a manner,
he the was taken to Saint Thomas'sliospital, there
left anguished and died on Saturday last. He has
Tllt4 wife and four children Wholly unprovided for.,
sent unllain who perpetrated the murder it at pre-
known.
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Gn''tt rday afternoon, a fire broke out` in a house in
414,a..edr-lane, Cheapside, which considerably (la_
t,14, the premises, bat was extinguished before it
' sPread beyond them.