The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-16 00:00:00

MONDAY-, NOVEI,IBER 16,

At a yen- NuMeroni MEETING of the' GENTLEMEN,
CL-RGY, and. FREEHOLDERS of the' COUNTY of
CARNARVON. held in pursuance Of a public Nolicit
from the Sheriff' of the said County,lat the Grand 'Fay
Room, in the Tc4n of CarriaxVon in the-said County, son
Wednesday tlvi 4th Day of November, aor ;
- G. D. WARDLE,' Esq.in the Chair;

Resolved Vnaniinoitsly,
rrHAT•the decided and unanimous Testimony of
A a numetous•Bociy of Masters of Vessels, and other ,
Sea-
faring Peopie, most Cully acquainted with the Navigation of`
the Straits of Menai, confirm, in the fullest degree, the ap-
prehension .that the Navigation would be much injured, if
not totally destroyed, should a Bridge of any description be
etee.eti either upon or near the Swelly Rocks, at or near
Portitauthyvy Ferry, or upon the Ynys Rock, or any other
pail of the Straits of-Menai, contained in the Notice for an
,Application to Parliament ;
That the Trade of the Port of Carnafvon would be ruined,
and that of Pwltheli, Nevyn, Crickieth, Barmouth,,Traeth-
maur, and all other Seaports in St: George's Channel-, must
heavily injured ; . •
That it is both proper and expedient to oppose the Mea-,'!
sure to the utmost ;
That for such purpose, a Subscription shall be opened ;
That a Petition should be immediatelsnpreNred tin- the
signatures of. the Friends of the Trade and Prosperity of the
County,;
That the Members for the County and Borough of Car-
narvon, the .Right Hon. Lord I<cwoorough, Sir
_Titorrias
Mostyn, Bart.. Sir %Vatkin Williams Wynn,: Bart. Sir Ro-
bert Williames Vaughan, Bart. Thomas Asheton Smith, Far,.and Charles Williams, Esq. and all other Members having
property in North and South Wales, be requested to present '
such Petition to the House, and give' it every support ' - -
That- the shallow artifice of through several Papers,
to prevent the sentiments of the County being made known,
meets the contempt it meritS;.
That the Plan t.eents to be fir the purpose of promoting
theintexst of a tiny Inclividuels, and not Ibt the conveniency
of the Publ is ; .
,
• That Committees be appointed at Carnarvon and Pwlllieli,
for t he
.purpose of carrying these Resolutions into etlett, and
to correspond with the•difierent Ports, &c: &c..;
That time Thanks,of this Meeting tic given, to the. Sheriff; .
fur his attenticin,to the Requisition ;
That the Thanks.of this Meeting be g;‘-en to the Chairman
for his cot-Amain the Chair, and
.that he be requested to sign
these Resolutions in t4e Nime of the Meeting. , •
G. D, 'WARDLE, Chairman.
. .

• •
WHITEHALL, 00ober tj, 'Sot.
WHEREAS. it hatlif been represvited to His
Majesty, by the k'iglitrlun., the Lords Commissioners
of-theAdnmalty,.that on thetyth Sfjttne: cast, several Per-
sOns dOmpogny 'af3oat's Crew belonging to His MajeStv's
C; un.: vessel the Hecate, who had boded and taken posscSsion
or a Siiiuggling Lugger, laden wit% spirits,. which had been run
astltte at a place called Mu!! iowL, in l'ilonnt's Baal?, on-the. COist
or Cornwall,- were attacked by a-large party of Men, carrying
MusqUets, who advancii-sg to a Cleft .:t sniall-distance'trorn
the Lugger, liegin -tiring upon ti=nny, and continued such
tiring tor a considerable time 9 until the said Persons were
under the nezezity, fcr the Safety or their lives, to quit the
.Lugger, and take to their Boat ; attar wiaich they were again
firedtrpon. by the said Artned Men, and in partitular by one
WILLIAM RI CILAJWS, ,:otherwise called Payow (stip-
posed to be a part (honor of the said. Lugger or her Cargo),
'wno'has since absconded :-His Siajety, for the better ap-
prehending and bridging to justice of the Offenders,' is heresy
pleased..to promise,his most gracious Pardon to, any one or
more of them (other than the saki Richards, aliats f'aYow),
• who shall'discavr. his or their. Accompiiiees therein,' so,' that
any of them taily be apkretiended, and-convicted oldie mail-
ciout and atrocious act above-mentioned.
PELHAM.

And the Lot-di-Commissioners' of the Admiralty do hereby
otter a KOVARD..or 9N k; HUNDRED poyNpz to any
Person or personstiixcept Ithe.said.Richards, alias Paya
who shall apprehend, or cause-to be apprehended; any of the
0 tfender, or give sucil Information to their Lordships'. Soli-
citor, bp-. rcicitnell, of Norfolk.stree;t, London, or Messrs.
George and. Smuel John, Of Penzance, as may be the means
of their apprehension; to be paid on the conviction of any such
Oirenders so- airprehended, Liy the Treasurer of His. Majesty's
Navy for the ttine
N. B. The said Richards, alias Payow, is about 52 years
of age, .5 feet 7 inches high, stout inai!e, dark hair; zaraight
and short, - dark complexion, , dark grey full eyes, with 'red-
dish eye-lashes-and eye-brows ; his beard also red, and ro-
markably thick and large ; large mouth, and teeth disedloured,
voice sharp and shrill.-

'
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May, to,' 179 a.
'WHERE. AS the- REMAINS of the late
' V ,kICHARD, .LORD PRIMATE, have been de-
posited in the Cathedral' of
,Atinagit -for• near four years,
.without any other Memorial than what has arisen front the
contemplation of the many mignifieentßuildin"s-and Insti-
tutions, erected and endowecl by him for public:benefit, and
.private convenience within this City,' Diocese, and Kingdom ;'
Wc,-Whose munes.-arS hzreunto subscribed, - having been
honoured with his friendship while living, and revering his
'lneihoty rrovt dead„have agreed to subscribe the Surns affix
ed,to our respeCti‘h.: ry.iines,, for the purpose of erceting a Mo,
nutrient to his Memory •in the Cathedratof ArMagh being
convinced, that if the Natiort at largc had an opportunity of
teStifyingilte giiteful tedolledibn they have ol'Sucli a*Bene.,
laCtor, a Surn would be 'raised sufficient to erea a 'lllonu-'
-inept worthy of a Nation, desirous of affording an exainple to
his SucceSsurs, and all Posterity, of the grateful sense they.
feel for the Memory of, a Man, who, for near Thirty Years,
.filled the first station in this Realm, with so much credit to
'himself, and benefit to these. kingdoms.
• Richard AllOt, late Precentor' of Armagh; • 7. 1.
now Dean of Raphoe Z 2 15 0
• Wth. Lodge, Chancellor of 41-qtagh - Z 2 15 0
James ,krchibald Hamilton, Prebendary ~of
Mullibrack • ' 22 IS 0
. John Foster, late Speaker • - - so o 0
_

i.. Muriay,Provosilsrin. College, Dublin .z 1.5.-
Subscriptions to be .received, by the Rev. Dean Allot,
Raphoe ; the Rev. Dour Hamilton, -Arinagit ; and at the
Housesof Sir.Wro. NeWcomen, Bart. and co. and the Right
Hon. David I.atouche and Co. Dublin ; :and :,Messrs. Ham-
inerSley, London. - '.' • ' -
-N, B. The breaking out of the Rebellion immediately after
the above Paper was s4.;ned, pteveritedits being proceeded On
till ,now. : . .
Armagh, 061..23, Igor,

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