The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-31 00:00:00

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Majority aort V, - 25
Yesterday •Mr. Hume, whose Tenantry con. , ,
stitute a great proportion of the Voters not yet '
pollech was expeeted to arrive in Wicklow, in
order to support his Lordship.

When economy in the consunTtion of Wheaten
Flour 'id strongly recommended in His Ma-
jesty's Proclamation, it may not be improper
that the. Public should he acquainted, that at the
Mess of the 'Officers of the First Royal Lancashire
Militia, stationed at Tynemouth Barracks Bread
is tbtally disperisea.- with, and, as a substitute,
roasted and fried Potatoes are introduced. No
Flour is used- for Pies or Tuddings the paste or
crust of the -former is made entirely of Potatoes,
and noilling but Rice is used for the latter.
Saturday last P. LANotstzap, Esq. Mayor of
Plymouth, and the Court of Aldernien,mct at the
Mayor's house,' to present the Right Hon. Vice_
Admiral NEWON -with the Freedom of that
ancient Borough ; at twelve o'clock his Lordship,
fall dressed, with his aigrette, the insignia of
his different orders, (accompanied by his corn.
panion in arms,- the gallant Captain D. GOULD,
and Commissioner FANSH AWE, One of -Rotiners
Captains, on -the glorious 12th of April, 117820
arrived at the Mayor's; and on being introduced,
and partaking of an elegant dejeun ii, the Recorder,
Sir W. I..;FOR„D, Bart. presented his Lordship the
Freedeitn of the Borough, with the following very
appropriate ;speech ;

" VICE-ADM, MY LORD NELSON,

,g The May'or anti
,Aldermen having unani.. •
mously resolved to request your Lordship's
ceptanee of the Freedom of this ancient and re...
spellable Borough, have delegated to us, a part
of thetorporate Body,
.the honourof presenting
it to you :—We cAnnor omit, the opportunity thus
afforded, us, of stating, that we feel, to common
with all' others of Ills Majesty's loyal and faith.
ful Subjeas, the rn. agnittitle and importance of
that most signal 'Victory; which was obtained
over our Enemies by the Fleet comtnanded by
your Lordship, a Villory,,. which, •whenever
viewed among the: various splendid Naval ,
Atehlevements by which this Country, and more.
particularly the present 'War, has been distin.'
,;rushed, is, in many of its circumstances, unpa-
ralleled and unrivalled, and which may be conii.
dered as a most happy result of the wise and
prompt orders of the Commander, and of skilful':
and gallant execution by brave Officers and
Seamen : We see, with no small confidence and
pleasure, that you. are again going into aelive
service, and we doubt not. you will seize every"
opportunity of adding to tint fame you have
already so justly acquired, and entitling yonr.•
self to the increasing gratitude of your Country."
" I feel myself particularly gratified that it is
my province- to have the honour of conveying to
your Lordship this mark of our respell, and of
the sentiments by which it is,,dillatedand accom-
panied."
To which Lord NaLson spade a very suitable
reply, and retired to his carriage, highly pler.ed
with his reception at Plymouth. , The populace
saluted his Lordship, with three hearty cheers at
his entrance to' and return from the Mayor's
_ houses •

On Wednesday last was married!:at St. Peter's,
Oxford, the Rev. JOIN CLUTTEN, Prebenda*ry
of Hereford, and Chaplain to ihe Right Reverend
StsticEß Lord Bishop of PETERaoRouGH, to
Miss MARY WETHERELL, daughrer of the i:ev.
Dr. WETHPRELL, Dean of Hereford, and Master
of University College, OXford.
On Wednesday the 2 zd inst. died of a decline,
at Clifton' near Brigtol; where she went fol. the
recovery or her health, Mrs; EDMUND 'AT It NOR;
:he I.sdy of EDMUND Ttrnsott, jun. Esq. of
Srukt,..Rochford, in the county of Lincoln.
The Rochble, Shorrock, from Liverpool to
Cork, is put hack to Holyhead with altartge.
The Flenty, Long, from Wismar-to 'Hull, e
put into Christiana ,very leaky.