The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-20 00:00:00

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HARWICH, OCT• t9.--Yeste:day morning the
Unit., Smack sailed for Gottenburgh with twq
Mails, Mr. MILL!, one of the King's-Mettengerq
and a Russian Messenger, both charged with. Pis.
patches.

The. Prince of Watt Packet, Capt. ANTHONY
DEANE, arrived last, night: after. Post from HilSeftlo
With the liarnburgh aild Bremen Nlthils, and a Mes.
senget from Hanibitrgh. - The' Diatia,'SfeTlMat,
and Au:Wald, BainGa sailed at the tame timer.
With the other _Mails. that are Slue, but they ire

not yet in sight.
The Argus Revenue Cutter arrived from 3 Cruize,
and the Borer Gun-vessel from her station.
The Prima.. of 'rale; Packet. will proceed fat
Husum with the Hamburgh and Bremen Mills as
moon as the Packet can be got ready.

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••SiiiIEP.NESS, OCT. r 9.:•-Arrived Yesterday the
rent; of 74. guns, Capt. P. IVlALcomit, from the
Downs, late from the Mediterranean, and lout
Transports on. their way to the:Downs,,
Came into Harbour the Eaunta Sloop, CVO'
NrSA.vAce./ • •
!lived- this day the "Leda, Capt. flonaitiAll'
front the Downs.
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Came down from Chatham the Ronle,r, lusting
been in Dock there and re.fittedt ;. and the illeattvirb
Ter,der, Lieut. Cox, from the River`,/with impressed
Men and Volunteers for the Mos'
Sailed the. Standard; 64. of guntrfor
the River, to
be repaired ;,and four Transports. for the'Dow 11 5* , •
Detachment of the Royal Marines, from
.Chal:'
him is on board of.one of the receiving Ships at tlif
Note, awaiting the •.arrival .of the Ifiedortatt foal
the. River, in whiCh Ship the Detachment is older..
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tt'f
, to ern Net—.
I. •-•
Shis at -sh:s rort--Zeaiand, Ruby, Voulncy,
.Et_haliont
pUnicorn Thisbe,' Ceres, larnarc:,
Gaigu, Boners: ItrociersChap, SiXiitip 'Reindeer,
wict_ Woo{ t cutler. •
Lech

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DEAL, OCT. i 9.--Atrivia His Majesty's Sloop
IV,sp Win the Westward, antilimains.
. §Atled the Protetirets filial .11 ; and the
Alliamce from the• Bay of Hondaraa, for. the Rivet
n'
• In the Downs—Metz—Metzof 'Wan Armed Defence Ships
Transpurts, befute. • .
Sailed the Whithy and the hrdtfal;slhlocolpero
Armed Transports for Ma gate Roads.
Arrived the Retrey„QuitroN, and the R;10
Packer, Wis,iTs, ttnder.ronvoy, from Lisbon!
are sailed for the River. The fro r,f the Convo
0 y?
24: sail, have parted f0r..14V4p9
thi
4
&c..—Arrivrkt the Sir Andir.zu Ali:chill, and
Perseus, Armed Ship, from a Cruize.

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POOLE, OCT. 19•-""The Neloo CUMMINS Oak
ter, and
withro.hacthceo.rmipaer;:laiycio.iowmAtiiLis mroarstteffo,Awit:rliteig:
are Put kack.apin, havi4 sprong leaks in a
ost bea
on
qq.POll bind ; in which plc the :Veil) l

ilmn,overboard.

rtymourri, Oct., IS. —,Arrived the Dioig°
Ship Neptursur, Cir. C. T roi rsoN, from Pc
lona, with wide at.d cork ; put in for order!.

Cpu"

PORTSMOUTH, . OCT. 19.--_Arrived
:roe
r: o. f War, from the Down, ; Co,6frN:ta,l:4l4.
, gifo, and die sjiph }frig of War, fom iCtinxe ;
430- the jaw and Thomas, G o DON, 'from W4gcr-,
7:,,ti!s the Spanish Frigate the Faoth, fot.'
Sher
vi
inMnt
gca)ji
tAli'ille)icrwt .11!:::rodr'e' onlie4;
: S iihe td is p 0 tponed
M4ny Oificeia
,at" - are on shore, and perniii'l
wear their side:artns, &c.
the "4ri" f
The Mediterranean Convoy will bail
wind after tomorrow.

~..virei,
tttriltAcr or ANOTHER LE TT"' 10:
et.);
t4umilstun.hivietbSocP9inpituicp:
i)tAlsieeds:ciptuo.,(;:iniwowydeiliircneti icgi:le,inif,woCliiiteeta
played, and Yegged that he would accOmpany 1.0';
with' the Squadron, without uPPUsition, in"). s
I.E,tin:B)rryilhiiio:iitiSiticPi:mvplinrptilits'itiolit.;An'.d.tim,a'gnirdeatltattlewoon.alyhane‘.o:::4;iiiinise
atvocerojrilosni,lttot,',
The brdefit;gahir then fired 4.gon large 0 I)iirt
SN'
hire trig bUt they all instantly rhade-sail. 'ill( :,r;
drop' purstied, 'and -after several hours runnioy, og'ii,
three'althini struck, and one blew up, 01,1 'lore
incur CO say, that. every man perished. 'l.nc,Y very'
about --r,909,0d0 on board.: Tl,e Fama;l:°3 soi
nice' ih'ittered, :110f • had twelve men ki tlica
fiirty.itnien•woundid,i ;and the Live& 113(;,1;V,,:s pre
killed and in% .iSiaursded.', Thentbet liv" Fi;„r in
ordered' to this ''port.. Ca lain 1-1,040,0 `"13.004
Lo,r,dtin lair night.' .Thefrisonirs ate pat 4)i)
(he Prison Ships' In the baCbnur. 4
_ off' Csa% 1%
Yn the `approiFti*of die' Scitioaro." ° •• Pilot-
- • -040 . • j,
'mil Lugg,:rs carne out, it is trypos! 0 not r( 7
to •conduct the Ships into
returned on heating a gini fired. It is coed 11°
port ; but thetTilsined
tik tEe -01ficeri,- -that the Sp-aniards suiP_ food
tis
inlen;juill of oat Slit ys. • The Spmuirli Shiro

with uncommon travery. The one which bleW•up
was opposed to t 4 ,e Ant,phion half an hour ; and the
Pena engaged the Medusa some time before the
live& sn roughly treated her. The Spanish Ad-
miral had time to prepare his Ships for battle, as it
Was an hour before he attempted to run. Lieut.
Pim, of the Livtly, is arrived in charge of the
Ptize.

In the engagement with the Spanish Frigates no
British Officer fell, but we are sorry to learn, that
we lost eleven of our brave Tars. In one of the
Frigates were fourteen thousand seal skins ; in an.
other nine thou.and dollars ; the third entirely load.
ed with bullion.
Dispatches have been sent off from the Admiralty
• to-the Commanders of our Squadrons, with fresh
orders in respect to any Spanish Ships they may fall
in.with.
The Spanish Brig St. jorefh, laden
.with linen
and wheat, and the Spanish Snip Esperanza, in haL.
lasi, Were taken possession of at Cowes, yesterday,
by order of Admiral Most.rmsu a. ,
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the Hibernia, izo guns, the Pollor, 38, and
the Circe, 38, now building in Plymouth Dock-
yatd, are reported ready for launching ; and it is
supposed they will he off the it Sto 'cs on the 17th
of November next, being full moon, and the highs
est spring tide for that month. This will be a
phenomenon in the arra of Plymouth aick.yard, or
indeed any other Dock-yard in the Kingdom, of
lattnehing a Ship of such an immense fabric as
vile iii6errria and two Frigates, of the larger
Claim, at the! same Ololnent 101 time, from different
Slips.
On Tuesday evening the Trompeure, 18 guns,
lying in the Sound, and fitted with six months
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Stores and provisions for Foreign Service, received
her final dispatches, and she gut under weigh, and
loon cleared Poulet Point. She is to touch at Cork
tUr one day, to take in certain stores, and then pro:
teed without delay to Madras. She takes out with
'her dispatches, which are supposed to be of great
LllPn!tance It is c,Jtjedured, she will return from
Madras to Ceylon, after the delivery of her Dis.
Itatehesi,
L,
6'.;:•46ttr4ft' Of a Letter from Capt.-LEAVY, t'f.thO
onto",Britantrin, dated Jamaica, Sept. 1, 1804, to
Ilia Owners at Liverpool : " On the 3d of July we
fell in with a French Corvette of az guns, in lat..
4t• long. , :3. who run frt.m us ; 4,n the sth, fell
in with the wise Corvette, who at first seemed de.
termined to attack us, but desisted on ourehecing,
end again run away ; after this, nothing particular
occurred until the sth of August, at eight A. Af.
. in lat. 17. Antigua, W. 200 miles, saw a strange
8161, which we soon perceived to-be a Cruizer, by
Making all sail after us, which we took no notice
tif, not wishing to loose a' good breeze, which we had
been favoured with fur several days. This encou.
.raged the rnbber to make boldly for us ; our guns
being then in, and our ports down, he thought we
• should he a good prize for him--at half past three
.'. .P. M. found him coming up fast, took in our steering
twits, prepared for adion, and hauled our wind to.
ayards him. At four he hoisted the tri.coloured flag,
and gave us a Salute with a 2 4.1b..5h0t ; in ten mi.
bilteS he grappled our quarter, when a brisk and well.
direded fire commenced on both sides, with great
Mint Ind small artnt..-Ate continued fast to the Bri_
ire:n*4a forty minutes, during which time he twice
attempted to board, and was heat back with great
Slaughter. All this time We could only get our stern
and.quiliter guns to bear,, which cleared his rigging,
and shot. away his hoarding booms and grappling..
After he Found he could not succeed in boarding, he
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"e' a.,tte.Mpted to haul off, and got on board his tacks,
which enabled the Briton/tic to get her side to beat,,
and in ten minutes the Enemy was a complete Wreck,
hit main-mast shot away close to the cap, his tore-top
i,. 1121i1 sheets and lore.top.gallant ditto all cut, his sails
j in tat
.1 i tett, his side drove in, and his fire completely
li Silt
on his tops and dtcks,that were before full of
1: men, svocely one could be seen; with the remains of
a hi' shill feted fore. sail, maio.sail, and mizen, he kept
the Windt petceivieg oight coming on, and the Bri.
iannia's fore, and fore.top.sail braces, trizen boom,
rnizen stay, awl mizen top sail shot 'away, it Was
Some time before the Ship could be brought upon a,
Wind. Immediately after getting braces reeved,
'we gave chase, and passed 111111 to leeward ; having
to m•ite a tack for 'want of atter-sail, the Ship was
long in staytoard before we could come up with him, •!4 it tieing dark and squally, we lost sight of him.
We then hove to, ez;ettiog to falf in with him at
daylight, expeding, from his crippled state, he must
tun before the w iod, but were much disappointed in
not seeing him. My ecople were in high spirits, and
fought like English Seamen. I met with a great loss
from the Enemy's first fire, having my Buaiswain,
Carpenter, and two of my best met!, stationed with
tne to Work the Ship, wounded,: four of my people
tyn•fr,,
-in me at Madeira, and two sick,whieit.r9a4C
"lOU Of' I 1
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i the guns to be weakly manned : roy s'assen.
Ora ae
to I tirtteered their services, and am truly sorry
i aYt one of them lost his life ; but on the wllole
our 101_ . •
The,; was not so great
,as 'night be exoeft.l4:—,
, it0;,,,,a has soared much in her rigging and.
sails
well' most of our lower rigging dreadfully cut, as
.4 as
almost every running rope in the Ship ; ,
111,18 • •
• • full of Small shot ;we were obliged to bethe
13 are nd
an entire t •
kresh set of sails, but am happy w "Y the
ttintit is not much hurt in the hull. The day.after our
' . 011igetnent we Were Spoke by Commodore Hoop in
hi" Majesty% Ship Centaur, who very politely sent
est.burgeon on board to examine the wounded, end
..!II SUpplied us, with medicines we
un th
, e 9th.we fell in with a Schooner under Danish
were in wool o .
cerou„
t who informed us, that the Privateer we had
en •
Lgaged wait the General Ernruf,carrying four long
i•nass 2
a4-Pounders, and twelve i 8 pound carronades,
o
on board when she sailed from Basseterre
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17° tei 190 men 1 from the description giveos. She
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must have lie sarne vessel, but, to all appearance,
'humlead mote men on board, they beiog, as
: ged as they could well stand. List of the
i k'iled and wounded 0 re Passenger,
0i,,, ,_ 'l.--A. —tsIITON,,
e!. 1 v p'jc:r. a
L, shot in the side. Captain LeAvy, D.
AU;, r'' J. NEWMAN, JOHN Gscsv, a,,‘LED'ilts,
Ys wuundeci,) but fast recoveting.
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CHARLES BANNISTER.

at
Yesterday Bag of Ship Letters v.fu trOe-
tht G4fief4l Po_ L.,Q11% - for noilstiri.

A Letter from the Hague, dated the ath Instant; I
co- tains the following prrienlers:—" Although
TA LLE YR AND, by the, Contributions he has ex.
toiled from most of the Continental Statee, has
become one of the richest individuals of Europe, his
avarice and cupidity are as unbounded as his immo.
rality and duplicity. At every change of our Go-
vernment, since he became a Revolutionary Mi.
nister, lie has required some stuns of money from
those persons whoa his intrigues and influence have
given us as Chiefs ; and, afterwards forced them,
once in the year, regularly, to make him patriotic
donations for leeve to continue in place. Our Rulers,
as well as those of Italy and Switzerland, and the
Ministers of Spain, Portugal, Austria, Prussia, and
Bavaria, who all owe to him, more or less, their
appointments, are, therefore, not only his twit),
but his tributities. ' This organised plunder, one
should think, would be sufficient for a man of de-
cayed constitution, witlamt a family, and with
wealth, the amount of which he dares not avow ;
he takes, however, care. to let no opportuo; ty escape
of accumulating new treasures, even though the
consequence is the total ruin of those people and
States already beggared' by him. This has lately
been the ease of our unfortur6te Country, where a
most shameful attempt has been discovered to plun-
der u of.six millions of florins, and to augment a
burden, we already are tillable to bear, with this
great sum, for a wretched' nation of hardly two
millions of people, exposed for near ten years to
the, all.devouring Prench voracity, and to the all.
deetroying Gallic fraternity. As the miscarriage
of title Financial Plot is the principal reason
Why TALLIVRAND has persuaded BONAPAa'rE
to •Ordefanoitter* 'Political 'Revolution in our Go-
vetnment and Constitution, I shall relate to you
all the circumstances which have come to my know. •
ledge.
"By the Peace of Amiens, it was agreed between
Prance and Holland, that the Prince of ORANGE
should receive no indemnity for his losses from the
' Batavien Republic, and England has since, by a sum
of ready money, and by au anpuiry Of 16,0001. re.
warded this Prince for his adhiteece to the British
causes so nearly conneaed with his own rank and in.
1 terest. In the Treaty of Cession and Inderrinity be..
tweet France and Prussia, concluded on the 23d of
May, I Boa, it was mentioned, that, at a future period,
the demands of the Prince of ORANGE in Holland
should be liquidated. No sooner had England acted
in the above mentioned liberal manner, , and, of
THE THEATRE.--The extravagant but divert.
course, nothing more could he expeCted front that
ing Comedy of Wild Oats, had a numerous audience
last night at Covent Garden Theatre. Lewis was 'cl
all life and spirits in the part of Rover. Mrs. .uar;ero than -TeetaltYßAND, who, by another
rreaty of 'Ratiabon, had indemnified the House of
Orange for all its claims with Felda, &c. hinted
GLOVER, who is an excellent actress, had not full
to some person about him, that by some arrange.
scone for her talents in the charader of Lad) Ansa. •
ranth, but she rendered it promipent-in the Piece. meat with prim, the Prince of ORANGE may still
—ln consequence of the indisposition of Mrs, obtain another pecuniary indemnity' from :his
EmilßY, the part of Amelia was taken by Mrs.
Country, Holland, as well as France,. has its un.
Sr' "cag who rformed it vet well ; but the principled intriguers. . Tat. lEY RA ND's proposal
pre'mbilityyof the Play was lessened,pe as it was im.
was therefore listened to, and every thing settled
between the marauding Pal tie 9, almost without the
Possible to consider her as the Mother of Lewis.
consent. of the Prince, at least without his privacy.
Wauoy anti EMERY gave a strong support to
the. Piece in Sir George Thunder and 7olan Dory.— as to the distribution of the speils, because he and
—The After.piece was II Bandocani, in which a his agents ailed kola Pe ; whilst those who sup-
Miss DAV iS acquitted herself very successfully in ported his demands, meditated, and had already
an air that required a dancing accompany:neut. The agreed on the manner in which they intended to divide
and pocket the money allowed him by the Batavian
Audience was notch disturbed during the Comedy
by two drunken blockheads who iolested the boxes, Republic, fiat' which TALLEY I( AND was in return
to secularize some German Abbeys in favour of the
and patticularly distinguished
.themselves by their
riotous excesses in the upper tier.. Peace-Officers _Howie of .Orange. a.The French Ambessador, Dc
t-•
should always be at hand to remove such an offensive Semormoev, at his place, was, therefore, let
nuisance, and we trust that whenever any thing of into the •secrerr tend aupportedt in the name of his
the same outrageous' kind happens again, such Bar. Emperor, the payment of the Sums required for the
Noce at ORANG it I and several conferences were
chat:alias: orates will be brought to reflection in the
round. house. . held On the part 'of our Government, between our
. . Secretary of State, flutormeta, and our General
The success of the infant Rosciut has been so Treasurer, De VAS VAN STE ENWYK, ton one part ;
great at the Liverpool Theatre, that the Managers and Messrs. R. Vox °ODIN, J. P. Fr RRAND, and
offered hinea thousand pounds to extend his engage. 1 n re
P. a.,AMSN, on the part of the Prince of ORANGE.
mint for a , dozen nights, His engagements else. Between these respettive Commissaries, the Treaty
where, however, would not permit him to stay.
,was' Soon agreed to ; and, after being approved by
It is computed that he will have acquired near ottuaredury, the mere firmality of the ratification
twelve thousand pounds in the course of the proem ' 4 the .
Legislative Body W.t4 wanting to carry it
year I Then 0' how are we ruin'd ?" a into execution.
We have not heard whether the daughter which
it. Frnm former~ transaClions between him and
Mrs. BETTY, the mother of the infant Rsscius, has -a
aeotassaet.e ENNI NCK, TALL r YRANO ORS acquaint.
recently given to the world, discovers already any
with
theatrical propensitice, but weapresume. that in aed the alisintroastrderer of this' Revolutionary
year or two She will be announced as the modern.
knight, and, therefore, desired to carry this point
Melp
without his interference. By some manner or other
Miss GRIMANI is going to the Hymeneal Altar omene
' .be obtained, however, informstion of' all the parti.
in a few cl .colors of this Finaereiol ;Affair ; and by' his info.ay s with Mr. Yours. , the Chief Attor
elite, and by that Of his frieeds, 'all equAly disap.
of the Liverpool Theatre. minted in nut being of the pillaging Party, the I.e.
Dr. Dtcasoer's long.promised System of PraElia I .
gislattve•Body Sof-toted its ratification, not withstand.
'cat Agriculture will make its appearance early next
ing the threats of Adrniral Veal.; en e, who arrived
week. Such a Work, incladieg the Various '
-en purpose from Prance to back
, TALLxYRAND,
provements which have been made in the Art of
must be
.b.earoxv 'Lee, and Co. fir which he was to have
Husbandry during the last twenty years, . . his due. When the determination of the Batavian
worthy of its weight in 'gold to every PraCtical
Farmet in the kingdom.
. Legeeletors•was known to TALLRYRANO, SEMoN.
,vtioa received instruaion in the name (Allis So.
The Opposition Writers are quite vehement .
erngn, to del. r 'e
ver to the pt'
. vire,flory a severe Phi.
alpolsi Ministers on, =taunt of our .recent attack
/woo announcing
pacified' if they both their own and the Legisla-
On ike DOns
were allowed to touch the Spanish. but these Writers would' easily be
torsi destratiott ; BoNAPARTE having determined
,I uP9P, ii Gov crornent
.toorc firm and convivial to the
In addition to the wonderful occurrences et ,a , - eata.maltaace, a the tames. Ile areati,, who
house at Saayston, -in Cambridgeshire, which have otseal theirdisgrace to the 1 i 4it.;01',:i.11 of SC iiii,ANl F t...
already been noticed in the Public-PaPers, we are 'retreat Noe., chargedoheietore, him to wait on 80.
Meowed with the following, the truth of 'which is NAPAETE 41( AlX•itt.Chal:Cik, where he was graci-
beyond every doubt: 'A Gentleman, his aunt, and otetly received; whilst,, an the other hand, Tee.
LEyAANn and Sereataytees mote than ever con. a ,young Lady, called yesterday sa'nnighta to.eee
the enchanted house, and before they had been in it vinced the .Revolutionary EMS EROR of the neces.
a quarter of an hour, theyoung Lady's gown had airy
of another Revolution in Holland. It is now
received three great rents, while sitting in a said that TALLEYRAND's Agents .have informed
chair. detached from any one, though the. pre. , aid
, ambitions amateurs, or political Pretenders, that
caution was taken to see that the ,Igown was petfcdl he has to dispose Of, and will dispose of, the Sove.
upon entering the house. Most ,of the University reigns), of the Batavian Republic to the highest
have visited the house, in order to ascertain the bidder. A number of Candidates have, therefore,
source ()idlest mysterious circumstances; anti Mr. already presented themselves; but hitherto no one
ADAMS, the master, applied to the most expet.ienced is chosen, tit the, priie it too high. In the mean
Collegian to know his sentiments upon them, who time, it is said, that a Subscription has been opened
very readily went and examined the premises ; but among our Leading Men, to buy oif", if possible,
no person as yet has been able to ascertain the cau,e• 'ALL ill eAm o's anger.
On Thursday morning, as Josiah Kirby, a lad of "It is reported here, that of the Six Millions
about sixteen years of age, was 1 idiog along the demanded for the late STADTII .LDER, TALLEY-
road with another boy, in the parish of Hioxton, RAND was to have four, and the other two were to
Cambridgeshire, the horse turned .shott Off the road, be divided between SEMONVILLB, VE all Bit 1.,
at the corner of some paless andsone of the wheels I:IALITERI YR, two other Frenchmen, and two Bata.
went against the pales, The other boy jumped vian Public luetlianaries. This infamous business
out and was not hurt. Kirby, in reaching over the 'is now the common topic of convereatien, nor oily
f'tont of the cart, CO catch at a short rein to pull the heir, but emery where else upon the Cominent."
horse to the other side, fell over, and the horse and

Tins veteran of the Stage yesterday tnlr.ti'it'g
took his farewell of .this transitory scene.--lit 1... as
once an admirable vocal Performer, chiefly -ft-oin the
bounty of Nature, for he was very little indebted
to Art. He' was a singular instance of timidity in
public life, though a conspicuous ornament of all
convivial circles, and he possessed such good sense
and knowledge of the world, that he might have
become a good comic actor if his powers had not
been restrained by this invincible timidity: Though
so long engaged in theatrical life, whenever he per,
formed he used to walk behind the scenes during the
intervals in great agitation.
He was an admirable mimic of public performers,
and expressed their peculiar manner without giving
them a caricature excess.— His imitations of Foote
were very exact, particularly in Major Sturgeon,
whiCh he used to exhibit with great spirit in the
manner of the original.--But notwithstanding all
his efforts he was unable. to overcome his diffidence
on the Stage, and therefore seldom appeared, even
in his best days, but in singing•chara&ers.
Hardly any man was more ready at a repartee, and
his 647 mats were never marked with acrimony, but
always with good humour in every sense of the wotd.
This readinesi in colloquial pleasantry rendered his.
company very agreeable in.social society, and he
was tempted by such society so much during life,
that he forgot the warnings of Prudence, otherwise
he might have secured ail ample provision far' the
vale of years," into which he descended through
many embarrassments ; but, upon the wholchis.daYs
were passed in such a manner as might have been
envied by ANACItION.
To the honour (Allis son it should be 'mentioned,
that in all his embarrassments he found a sure re-
source in filial affection, and he always spoke of the
assistance which he derived from that affection with
the utmost warmth of gratitude. Whatever errors
he might have been led into by his convivial hu-
mour, , his intentions were always just ; his heart
was 'good, and whenever he had the power, he had
always the will, to discharge his obligations.
They who really knew him, held him in eiteem,
and he had few enemies but among the coldhearted
and churlish, whom Nature exempted from the
seincements to which he was betrayed by the• at.
traction of his talents and his convivial disposition.

cart fell upon him. Assistance was at hand ;‘but
his skull was ftatluteds and he died the next day.

The Duk,'e of MI DrtMD ;1 now on a visit to the
En' DA it NL. &X) at Coblyn:

ICT. I

Otit of the most superb Fetes ever witnessed in
Esst Kent tvas given here last night by Gerwria
Sir SAmuai. ActIMIITY. A remootary room it'lll
fits rd up for supper, and at one o'clock a brilliant
assemblage of ftshionahle elegance entered this
room, calculated (by the judicious dkoby of lights,
and the richness of Ott I;,;.ft custynac) to dazzle the
i(ogination with the Most lively and mo,t agree.
able astonishment.
The Suoser consisted of an ahrintlant variety of
ever thing this Couorl.. ;,,fr,irds, and the fanciful
oina.nsents of the tubleswcre so beautifully displayed
as to attract universal admiration, and the I-masher.
whiCh sat down to supper was ISO, afll,,fig whoTA
were Lords KeITH and Roils ty, Viscount CAui,t.
•iotkr ; Countess of CoNVNGHAM; SUSANLadies, SAN
DREW, VIRGINIA MURRAY, CtiaTl,, HALES;
General CARLETON and- kit accomplished Daugh.
tears ; the Hon. Miss BLYicroN, anti the 11,t),MItiCS
ELPHINSTONE.

The dancing'ended at six o'clock, A. M.. .aftei
which about jwenty young persons sat down to a
drjeani :tipper ; several "songi _ were song by Miss
MONTREuUIt and Col. GONVII,I.B ; and the patty
dispersed, in high good humour and iatisfaaion, at
seven o'clock in the morning.

WEYMOUTH, Oc T. YB.

YESTERDAY THEIR MAJUNTIits and the
.PRINCESSES were accompanied in their aquatic ex..
coition by Ladies GEORG:ANA VY, Wyri.
YARD, E. THY tiny, Lord PAULET, Generals MAH.
Naas, MANNINCHAM, GARTH, aad COlOttel DEO tr:
The weather was extremely stormy during thelC
voyage.
Last night Tun itt MAJrsTIE9, the Pa 1110ESSES•
and the Duxa of Gt.ouc ESTER, honrured Mr. and
Mrs. NAYLER'a Benefit with their presenv. The
Play. was MoaTuN's excellent Comedy of Ihe Way
to get Married.. In the Farce of The Agreeable
,Yurprise, Mr. NEYCER played Lingo in a capital
style, and kept the home in a roar. He introduced
a.+.ew Comic Song, written by;. ASHLEY, Valle./
The Wonder I HI: MAI asTY laughed very heartily
at it, and desired a repetition of it. The house was
completely filled by seven o'clock with beauty and
fashion. Among the company we observed,Lords
PAULET, BEIBOR.oUGH, and Mr. PITT;
CountesscslLCllEsTEß, I'ALTLET,BELNIORE,Ize. and
THEIR MA J E;at Eb departed at eleven, couch pleased
with the entertainments of the night.
His MAJESTY rode out early this motning, and
returned about nine o'clock. Soon after breakfast,
fits MAJESTY and PR IBC ESS'ANIEL LA, Ana Lady
ELIZABETH TH yr4t4r., took an airing on the Dorset-
shireroaci, and inspected the artillery, and a carriage
on a new Conbtru4ion, with whirr His,
was much pleased. It carries the Men,
and all the app trams, and is considered a Moat excel-
lent plan for the field.
Lord PAULET gave a grand ball this eve dog at
the Royal Hotel, to the ROYAL FAMILY and
Friends.

_
Arrivals at the Kink's Head :
Mr. Dawes, Mr. C3kat, Rev. Mr. Tilotr!limn artii
And 'l'. Salisbury. Lhq.

On Wednesday the wind blew a violent hurricane
off Weymouth; a frigate had her mizen..top-mase
C:lffiCti away, hut, by the activity of -it, number of
the men, another was soon gat up'. Must of the
Vessels at sea were obliged to strike their topmast's,
to,avoid having them blown away. The weather was
SO extremely squally from the westward, thata Brig
was drove on shore into the West B.iy, but, we are
happy to say, no lives were lost. The accident is
said to have happened by the Captain refusing. to
rake on hoard the Vessel one of the Portland
who, perceiving the danger the Brig was in, went
and offered his assistance ; hut. the Capt:On, strange
to tell, refused to let him on board,. and said, lie
did not want him. She came to an anchor dut.
ing the storm, but the gale increasing, she part-
ed her cable and .went on shore, and she is now high
and drys -

A Craven Meeting is to be instituted at 11114a1tnn.*.
in support of which several Gentlemen have already
subscribed their names to the Sweepstakes and
Matches..

An imusual,number.of Welch runta were exposed
to tale, at Steyning Fair, on Thursday, as :well4sal
great shoW of ottoc.hogi ; and much linsioess wow
done, though the weather was exctedinglY I..torropi-
tiaus, the spin falling in torrents nearly the whine
day. .
At gait Bourne Fair, on Wednesday, there was ..
a large show Of sheep and lambs, which sold at high
prices., ..Ewes were in great request..
A beggar of filename of Jame's Olos.for many
years has implored charity in the public streets,
and who was known to time public by the long lioarl
beard thst hung below his breast, died on Tutsday,
night last,. at a wretched, apartment in an. onseort,
6ourt on Saffron _ Being aware of his diaoalu.
tion,.he seat for his only issue,. a Chimuey.sweeper,
residing at Pentonville who, on.. his arrival, re.
moved a brick in the fireplace; by the dumb mo.
flans of the father, where fie found gold and silver
specie to the amount of 104. i. This penurious old
maw was born in Devonshire, and was, in his
lounger dam :a tradesman in Exeter, which pLICC
he left in an insolvent state, in 1776, and has.lived,
in London since that time by begging. So perm.
yiotts was he; that on no acemint would he part
witli• his day's produce, like others of his profession,
but would make soap of theibones which he pick.
•ed up, When he could not obtain his usual supply
in his rounds.
Yesterday afternoon a journeyman painter felt
from *lwo ;:story window of a house in Leather.
lane, Holborn, by which accident his head was
,•fractured, and otherwise much bruised. He was'
taken to the Hospital with little hopes of recovery.
On Wednesday se'nnight aslritjcbt Youtlostus.
'BAND was hunting in the neighbourhood of S.rabane,
with some Officers of the Light Battalion stationed
there,* he Wa-s severely bit in the thigh by a Irits,
belonging to Major MirAor, whith, having got
.loose,.he attempted to stop, when the Animal rushed
opon him, and sri2:l hill by the thigh, but
.it is
thought the wound wi;i nut prove dangctous.

On Sunday, the 30th ult. a Cone/tints was•made
at the intleperident,Cliapel in iluddersiield,- for the
benefit of the Missions to-Africa, whiCh an ounted
to upwards of 741..,,,14 labouting man lir the neigh.
bourliood, who has a ,wife and several children de.
pendent on his labour, unsolicited, added to the
ColleCtion the stam„of trtienix gubstas
A-letter from 'rain, dated the toil) inst.' says,
4.t A melarichuly accident, happened at a place called
/Aver; shoat .six miles from flits, on'Fri!lay last.
Four Ilshinz-boats beldnging to !Wier went out from
in, the ohkroing yi,Fticlay, loaded with 'mos.
SeIS ; and, when they c.nnt... Iteitir the short opposite
to that plod, they ‘`wit, anchor, waiting till the
tick. Lt.,,,,ht, that they might psis a hank lying he.
tween them and the shore.. One of ,the hoalo, Con.
raining seven, men and, a woman, put in for the
shore soon after : the,boat snuck on the bank, and,
as the day was stormy, the sea rough, and the boat
tleeply•lottcted. the Miff broke, over it, anti bedded
,it in the sand. :lite people kept fast by ,the.boat,
expeeting, that as the tide was {lowing; the heist
would get off'; but they were all washed away and
drowne‘t. Some of the inhabitants were staniiitig
upon
.the beach •Itt the time; but neither they noetite,
other bums could afford them any usiistance.'t • ,
the ballot commenced), in the Vestry
of the Church of St. Rattlirdomew. the Great; for
the eleCtion of art Afternoon LeAurer), in the room
of the Itttv., Mt, WATK t xti, reSigned. .I'he, glasses
were fit'uaily closed at' it),ll whettlhe.nom.
bets arre3red.
vor !icy. Mr. I). W 11.4.1 ALi - 113
t,
A• 64
---t 99

A poor family, who lived at Bamford, Yorkshire,
on theMuori; near Buxton, pad lost a co,N, which
was 01116 st their whole supp:,it. The mother Will
'amend% this misfortune at the door of her cottage,
when a stranger on foot ;pissing by,' inquited.the
cause of her distress. She informed him. lie asked
what might- be the value of the cow I she ansWered,
ten pounds, He gave her a guinea, and went away ;
but bad not Vne far, when, hastily returning, he
'presented her -with nine pounds snore in n9tes, and
then hurried,off, without discovering who.he was, .

LON PritalAi 1 y tcn An Hissstss, (of No. Martlet-eohrt, flow.ssreet)canu published by Vi 11.::1*.st A itss taxis Scat fr., (of South Melton-street, Gtolven"r•v111"1;
A t the- Surz-OPY 1 cit, No. 112 Strapd; where did-verristrufth,.Ordcri tot -the Patirr) Ltneri fat the Utur, &c. Ovit-paturj, must be stidtesveil.'

Thc.fullowing were receiv.cl by Dr, iiktol)ol%
A,olon-place. , '
PERMIT
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me to reptt4t you will have the got"
;L. ness to publish my case, for the benefit of Cite lieig.te
i 4`ic'uirtri>4 rut ittoxliuri ungitt- a 411*WA ilroWs}ildt4
JAW?, insomuch as it eruirel t absorbed and deranged 111 - w 4,
Sfstein., 'Yarioui advice .trim the Faculty have J 1t;11.w:i,..
and h.,,ve tried most of the it.lvt..rtilted MediGines, witiv'ul„i,l
(living Any-benefit ohatever,- until Inttunately rcentionn.'i,,
to make tOA bf vout NF R Vt.l US CO it !MAI. 'ol' to
thanks tf.t, beay.en and you,'lmire perfe,c.tly re4torc'd 01.°11,11,
hoe4th anti spirits.. 1 Stull ever acknowledge wit 4 I,;(4'''sirs
'aril esteem, the obliption r 4'u tinder to yott,_ 44114-
with rttp:Zt, your much otiligett, and li ain hie 4v4n '4
Wi , IX
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NOit,i3r. hut-plat:a, I,3l:ilbetll, Aug. 4, itio,r, ip,,3, -:
ANeit Cows, MArch 14, pi!i.
A. Lett* front tretthen Ilurridge, Capoln of the CO"',3. '
11
t'O4C BOA, to Mr. A le% arider, Merchant, of Vortst0:$0•11, f..
Stk.—My Child, stiff; it he Wds !mu yeitr,; of 30, 4..,,,iiii
litifted ill u-Ver 1)i..4. body with a dangerous Sogrititie . i
taut
piaiite, which bartitM the skill 6I the I, aciilty, ate i'l „.„1,.,i
tried all Manner of ad yet tisett Mtzdieinei : WOl ic°ll3fi'Ut''
DY a Friend who hid exirtiierriett the gotzt etfeas s/,,11
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Cl.; Id but a few small Bottles of the Podoes litr,ll.olo 1
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'petted C.:11N% .taci which' is ouw three years 01.1 Ce ,ii, yoUt
t all of the.Complairit Itts ever been visiblo. i ell fULS;
huitlbla Set4ant, ST V- 1' 111: N BO' ,01, '
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The noknic4.l Syrup anu itt,„;1,1‘,,,,,,,,,,,..Nel voos ~. joatl,i
141:tt Orbits
ht.. had at the itottse, No. 00. Albion-street. _, , ..;
in Bort L.-ii at I 1., 2.5.. Jai.. itt.41.6,%. (duty 104; tiou../.,,r. s v., ; ,!
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'MN, tel at the itoy.4l Collego a Vitysiciaos!mi
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-the usual tee. , s Six at vs.
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