The Sun.
London, England, 1803-05-21 00:00:00

Lila' REPORT.

COURT'OF KING'S BENCH, MAY 2a.
MR, GARR OW moved for leave to file a crielinal.
information against certain Magistrates, whom he
named, of the Town of Nottingham, against whom
charges hat! been already made in the Report of the
Committee on the Nottingham Eleelion.
FTe
moved this upon an :lidavit Which imputed to them
that they were in the course of following •up, and
had expressed a determination to pursue, at the
next Eldlion, the very praelice which had been
reprehended by the Committee, namely, that of ap-
propriating out of the Corporation Purse, of which
they were the Guardians, fur Public Purposes, mo-:
ney to defray expences which 'may be incurred in
their opposing one Candidate, (Mr. Coke)) anJ
supporting another, (Mr. Birch,) and for pArtY
views, which were stated to be dangerous to the
Public Peace. After a good deal of discussion, the
Court granted a rule to shew Cause.

• The following is handed about as a correa list of
the Home Staff 'Military Appointments :
Sir DAVID Du NDA s, K. B. General in Chief in the Ficids.:.
LIEVTENANT.G;II6IIALS—Gardiner, Sir fames Polecats
Lord lOulgnive, Earl of Chatham, Sir Henry DalrymOcc •
Simc.oe, Sir lames Craig, K; B.
MA joa-G Ft ERALS—England, Lord Hutchinson, R.
ners Loftus, Hewitt, Sir Lyre Coote, K. B. LW",
Cradock, K. B. Fitzroy, Garth, Barton, Sir f.St.WI
Erskine, Cowell, Stavely, Churchill, Ludlow, biqflt,..
MAI oa-GIN z R ALS—Earl of Cavan, Whitelock, Lortlol'
Somerset, Marquis of Huntly, Benson, Finch,
Leslie, Wynyard, Thornton, Grosvenor, Hon
A. Mackenzie, Lion. I. Forbes, Lord Paget, Cartwright,
The first division of the Hertfordshire _Militia!
under the command of the Marquis of SALlsaust,
marched on Wednesday for Colchester Barrack4r
where they are to be quartered, and the second ‘ll4
vision were to march this day for the same Place*
On Wednesday morning (in consequence of
Order received from the War_Offiee on MondsP
the first division of the Derbyshire Militia, Wag,'
ing of five Companies, marched from Derby on theft
route for Dover Castle ; the remainder of the Ite•
giment will follow this morning.
The Dorset Militia are on their march kr
Brighton, where they exped to stay some lilae.
time, and then go into Camp in that neighbourhood.;'
COVENT GARDEN THEATRE. Last night MTh
LITCHFIELD had her Benefit at this Theatre, which,
was well attended. The Play was King yam, asi
.
altered by Dr. VALPY of Reading, for represenrnv.
tion by his scholars. Liberties of that kind mq,
be taken with our Immortal Bard for thepurp ose
private theatrical:, but we cannot approve of Oen;
on the Stage. Much of the SHAKSPERIAN spirit hal
evaporated—Some patriotic passages were •receivea
with enthusiastic atyrobation by the audience'
such as—
Her Fleets and Armies
Shalt carry England's glory thin' the Wor4,
And serve their K.IN c to the last gasp of
England's Freedom is seated on a rock,
_

Which tMts cl:.:sance to the power of Fiance.
In several other instances applicable to the pre;
sent circumstances of the country, the audieneegavea •
ample testimony of the public feelihg ; they evince.
genuine English spirit which spurns &aloof° .°
and is ardent to chastise injustice and oPP.reijiiire.ss'
Died at Bath, after a long and Pair% d
which she bore with uncommon fortitui,(4:,-f Pir la.
he
of Wlll. lAM BUR ROUC Esq. IVleoluc•
ment for the Borough of Enniskillen.
W
publishing
The new Pocket Edition Of SHAKEstsAig'tes °to
Pla
each, by Mr. KEA /ME Y, is the most beautiful TulL. in distintt Plays, with tw
its size and moderate price, that has ever Wear"'
'
Miss ADAMS'S beautiful style of Dancing, her
figure:and chaste manner of performing Coluttibi7f
have made it quite a new charader ; and g° gri g
different from the old hackneyed manner of trey "the
the Stage, that the Spedators seem surprised Oil,
variety of elegant steps, and graceful attiruu`
which she combines with the greatest Case
propriety. of
It must give great satisfaCtion to the Amate4l.ll'
sacred and sublime Music, and particularly to 1114
admirers of Handel, Purcell, Boyce, Haydn':
other great masters, to hear that Mc. Pitt, ~Vl.„
duCtor of the meeting of the Three Choirs at
cester, has engaged Mrs. Billington, Miss rrie_t/324-;
Miss Cantelo, Fanny Koss Melville (from t'le,..ec
Chapel Choir) being her first appearance in poo.11:
some FtMiale Chorus - singers from, Lancn:tr,'
Messrs. Harrison, Incledon, W. Knyvet, 011° 41" t";
tleman, who will be aided by a Band sel'eritch
any that has preceded it out of London, in4";hB
are a considerable number of Performers 10:411,40
King's Concerts ; a meeting unusually ettra"" -
may therefore be fairly anticipated.

BIRTH.
,Arg. C.
On Thursday the igth inst. in Gower•stroet,
Hutton, of a Daughter.

MARRIED. r .1 for*
On Tuesday the 17th of this month, at Swansea, ‘-'14"; in
glnshire, John Rees, Esq. of kilymaenllwyd-Hou,ls"rit,
tne County of Carmarthen, to Miss Anne C. Vander 5 ilco•
youngest daughter of Elias Vander Horst, Esq. Arngr
Con
astsul at Bristol. crate,
L week, Horace St. Paul, juri. Esq. of Edivarkf: Aid
to Miss Ward/ daughter of the late Lord Viseotini vu"
and Ward.
Yesterday, at St. Anne's, Caine,
Mr. RawlLost of
Ramsbury, to Mrs. Howard, of Caine, both, ill Wi!tinirC.

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