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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-13

EMIGRATION.

Among the lad departures from Dover *ere-The Hon.
Miss Norris, Colonel Harvey, Lord Lynedockt Alexander
Campbell, Esq. Earl of Sefton, General Nigh, Colonel Cald-
well, Sir Wilham Taunton, Lady AnSle, Lora Chohnondeley,
Sir Thomas Tvrwhitt, Lady StetVart, Colonel Cooper, Rev.
!lark Wilkes, Colonel Woodford, 'l', G. Street, Esq. Colonel
D'Areev, Sir W. Burroughs, Hon. George Watson, Hastings
Esq. General Pock, Hon. Colonel Cline, !Jr. Coswell,
Charles" Forbes, Esq. M.P. Gordon Campbell, Lord A nirim,
Sir J. Compton, General Wallis. C. Shaft's, Esq. Lord Win.
Russell, Lord Cochrane, Sir G. Warrender, D. Curtis, Esq.
F. C. Marsh, Esq. Earl DarnleY., Earl March, C. Hatehett,
Esq. Colonel Sleigh, Lord Glenbervie, Hon. Mr. Douglas,
lion. Mr. Law, Mr. Arbuthnot and family, Lady Berkeley,
General Cartwright, Lord Valmouth, Lord Bayning, Hun.
Mr. Fitz aitli iw, and Lord Middleton.

HALIFAx.—The following celebrated characters
resided a long time at Halifax, in the West Rid-
ing of the county of York :—Sterne, Tillotssm,
and Bolton, were bore and brought up in the
neighbourhood.; Herschel, the astronomer, was
organist at the parish church ; Saunderson, the
blind mathematician; resided long there, and %vas
pupil to Nettleton, a celebrated physician► ; and
Defoe wrote Robinson Crusoe at a small public-
house, the Rose and Crown, in that town,

ANECDOTE.—.The celebrated JOHN WILKES at-.
tended a City dinner, not long after his promotion
to City honours. Among the guests was a noisy
vulgar Deputy, a great glutton, who, on hiS en-
tering the dinner-room, al,vays with great delibe-
ration took olf his wig, suspended it on a pin,
'and with due solemnity put on a white cotton
night-cap. Wilkes, who certainly was a high-bred
matt, and never accustomed to similar exhibitions,
could not take his eyes front so strange and novel
a piettire At length, the Deputy, with unblush-
in;.l familiArity, walked up io and asked
hint whether he did not think that his night-cap
became hinr?—" 0 yes, Sir," replied Wilkes,
" but it would look much better it it was pulled
quite over your face.''

Tenterden Races are fixed for Monday, the

2511) instant.

A chain-bride is jest finished at Dryburgh, for
the . convenience of foot passengers, across the
river Tweed. It consists of a platform of Nvood,
supported by chains suspended from pillars, On
each side of the river, at the height of eighie,,,
fret from :.he sot face of the water ; the span, front
the point of suspension, is 261 feet, affording an
easy an<l level passage, with very little vibration.
The appearance of the bridge is eXiretnely light mitt
elegant, and, count-cll.(' With the bratitifol scenery
of Dv:bung'', is uncommonly interesting. Much
praise is tine to•t be Earl of Ilachan,,tor noble
an example in scientific experiment, as the blidge
is done entirely at his
_Lordship's expellee. The
bridge was planned and executed by Messrs. John
and Thomas Smith, of Darnick, and does Limal
much credit As architects and workluctl.
London, England, 1817-08-13

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

(From a Philadelphia Paper)

MILLFDEGV ILLE, JUNE 24.—The annexed do

Cu Went s furnish authentic info' oration respecting
'the present state of our affairs with the Indians
heloW and also the
,particulars of a late
successful attack on two of their marauding
parties, by a:small detachment of volunteer
Blifitia. he frequent irruptions of these savages
into ottr territory for some months back, have ex-
cited very general alarm among the defenceless
inhabitants of our southern frontier; many of
whom have abandoned their homes, and fled to
file interior for safety. The Executive of Geor-
gia, unwilling to rely any longer on the promised
assi,tance of the National Government, which has
itroltibly been delayed by the peculiar situation
of he OtTar Department, has issued orders to Ge-
neral Floyd, requiripz bim to call into service;
front any part of his Division, a sufficient force to
ensure the protection of the frontier. settlements
exposed to danger, and the effectual chastizement
of marauding parties of Indians. From the late
insidious attempts- of the Spanish Government to
stir up the western 'savages against us, we have
a right• to attribute the persevering hostility of
the Florida Indians to some such improper inter-
ference. The Artillery company from Charleston,
which was stated to have been stopped at the
Cret k Agency, has, we learn, descended Flint
Jiver, and arrived at Fort Scott.
Extract of a Communication from General Floyd,
commanding the Ist Division of Georgia, to. the
Evecutive rf this state, dated St. Mary's, sth
June.

" -Your letter of-tile 29th April affords ample
proof of your prompt attention to the unsettled
and perilous situation of the southern frontier,
bordering on the savages—and I yield cheerfully
.to both inclination and duty, in apprising you of
S,ich occurrences in this quarter as may have a
tendency to involve the interest and public wel-
fare of the state.

" A copy of 'Major Bailey's report to we of a
late affair with the Indians is forwarded to you.
The misconduct 'of evil-disposed persons on no: h
skit's, has produced a state of things worse than
open war with our red neighbours, which requires
a reciprocity of vigoroug measures for the resto-
,ration of order and tranquillity to the respective.
.frontiers.

'• I have jut receive►) information of a party
of Indians having on the 30th ult, entered the
neighbourhood, and in open day-light took the
cattle from Itollinson's Pen. Such is the state of
the alarm, that many families have broken up."
London, England, 1817-08-13

MARRIED.

On the II th inst. at Gainford, Hay Clephane, Esq. of the
East India Company's Civil Service, to Jane, widow of the
late Colonel Burnaby Boles.
Yesterday, at Camberwell, the Rev. Edward Craig, B.A. of
Watton, Herts, and Chaplain to the Earl of Morton, to Isa-
bella, daughter of Stephen Cattley, Esq. of Camberwell.
London, England, 1817-08-13

ARRIVALS.

The Earl and Countess of Westmeath, at their new resi-
dence in Stratford-place, from Hatfield; Colonel and Nlr3.
Wardlaw and family, 'at Thomas's Hotel, lierhley-square,
from their seat in Scotland; Si: Leonard and Lady Hoinits,
at Czech's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from the isle of Wight:

DF,i'ARTU RPS.

The Earl and C,,,nitess of CassY,l:s and fatily fOr their
scat in Scotl•sud. The Earl of Surrey, front his house iu Stan_
hope• street, :Nlay Fair, to his seat Woritsop iklatnirs, Notts.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, front their house
in Brook-street, to Brighton. S:r Elliot, Bart. and
family, front their house in Grosvenar-street, to their in Scot-
land. The 7,rgriii and Marchioness of Tavistocki holm
Stable-yard, St. James's, to Bedfordshire.
London, England, 1817-08-13

FRAUD PR

EVENTEI9.

To counteract the manv attempts that are daily
JL made to impose on the unwary a Spurious Composition
in3tead of the C4ENFINE BL WRING prepared by DAY and
MARTIN, they are inducerfto adopt a Hew Label, in which
their Address

97, High Holborn,
is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an attention to
this, and the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Let-
ter-press, will enable Purchases at once to detect the Impo-
sition. The REM, JAPAN BLACKING, made by DA.Y and
MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, will in future be sold in Bot-
tles at 6d. is. and Is. 64. each, and a Copy of the Label left
with-all Venders.

DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn.

REDEMPTION OF LAND-TAX, AT EIGHTEEN YEARS

PURCHASE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
THAT the Provisions contained in the Act of
the 53d Geu. 111. cap. 1.23, enabling Persons to Redeem
LAND-TAX charged on HOUSES or other BUILDINGS,
with the Appurtenances, not exceeding. in the whole one-
fourth part of a Statute Acre, at EIGHTEEN YEARS PUR-
CHASE 'on the Amount of Land-Tax, are continued to; the
Act of last Session (57th Geo. 111. cap. 100), until the 24th
June, 1818.
By Order of the Commissioners for creating the Acts,
MATTHEW WINTER.
Tax--Office, London, 31st July, 1817.

FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS FOR TWO TICKETS OF

ONE NUMBER

1
J. SIATEWRIGHT, in the late Lut-
• teries. were ltiipPy in being the first Contractors to re-
duce the Price of Tickets 51. each,—an example so libendly
followed • by the prusent Contractor, in the SMALL LOT-
TERY, to he All Drawn the lath of September next; and
though 'consisting of only 2,900 Numbers, a Purchaser of
Two 'rickets of One Number may gain the immense. Suns of
FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS, by
TWO PRIZES OP 20,0001. EACH.
THE SCHEME IS • •
.... A:16,000 .... are .... 4:32,000
2
2
2
500
200 1001.. &c... 1,900
22 101. &c. 9,100

90 ...
1,130

To Each of the 16,0001. Prizes are added 40001. more.

ALL its STERLING MONEY, and ALL in ONE DAY.

J. and J. S. sold a large Portion of the Capital Prizes in
their late Contract-, and trust their Friends and the Public
will hare a repetition of their good fortune in their future
Purchases, at.their Old Established .o:bees, No, 37, Corn-
hill, 11, Holborn, 33, Haymarket, and 141, Oxford-street,
London'.
London, England, 1817-02-22

OLD 1L FRIDAy, hp 21.

SLAVE 'NADEL-At tea o'clock this morning,
oft the entrance of the Judges into Court, a
Special Commission, to whirh the Great Seal was
affixed, Was read by Mr. Sliclton. the Cletk of
the Arraigns, appointing the trail of John Bean
Hammy, who stood charged With havin^ felo-
niously carried away, for the purpose of being
sold, transferred, used, and dealt with 'as slaves,
certain persons from a part Of Africa, ,called
Calabar.

The Grand Jury were immediately sworn, to
consider the' Case ; and
Mr. Baum' Gn.%JIAM addressed\ them. Ilia
Lordship observed, that he vas unprepared to
give any particular directitois ;• but the gentlemen
would perceive that the preient eltarit,e was
foundedratpop a very modern Act of Parliament,
to which tlity would particularly pay their atten.
(ion.

MoRDER —S. Perry was convicted of the mur-
der of her Child. 'lbis' case was most shocking,
anti ton disgusting for its Cruelty to detail at
length. The Prisoner was 'a mailied wontan and
of the age td forty.
~She lived servant in a res-
pectaltle tinnily near Manyhester.street.. On the
With of. Jahualy•she got up anti went down stairs.
The footman heard the cry of a chil', and, upon
search; the body of a female infant child was
found under the coals. It appeared to. have been
Suffocated by a piece of linen tnisted like a ropi.,
and thrust don t) its throat. Thete were other
circumstances of barbarity, and also of appear-
ances on the prisoner,- fully co.nrming her guilt.
In ber defence, site said she hail been {kneeled
before her time, and that the child was still
born. Immediately 'on ker conviction, she re.,
ceived sentence of death, to he executed on Mon-
day next.

Mary florris %vns. itulicteti for the wilful mut..
tier of Jolla Itobinson but there, being no vi.
Bence Oita File prisoner wns the cans of the
(teat II of the (keened, -Ole Jt+ry ituntectately
urtteti a verdict:—lVot Guilty. ,

Yesterday morning, at half past ten o'clock,
the Grand Duke islicnot,As and suite kit St,
Alhan's House; St
_.ratford-place, on the weNtern
'four. Imperial Highness rode on horseback
the tit st stage, Hurl intended sleeping
:so i'l4
t 1(1N11:lit:nib last night ; wi;l leave"Portsmonth
on the 23d, anti go thrttugh Farnham, 'Southamp-
ton, Unitises, and
.saliainiry, to Wilton; leaves
Wilton on the 25th, and proceeds through Win-
canton, Ikliester, and Honiton, to Exeter ; leaves
Exeter on tire 26th for Plytonnth Dark ; leaves
vip„,th Duck on the 28th, and will return
through Exeter, by way of Tot tress and Na..wton.
From Exeter his flightless will practerl cal„
inmpton, IVellington, THunt Tn
; leaves an.
ion Ilk- 2,101 March. f,tr Clifton ; leaven Clifton
1111 the din Alarch for Bath ; leave; Bath on
the 6th, and arrives in London on the 70.
London, England, 1817-02-22

ELEcTioN commirrEE.

The Report of 'the Committee which had gone
forth on the Rochester Petition was brought up,
lers on whom the choiei
were as follows:

The names the Mena
of the Ilovise had fallen

Mr. T. Leigh, Sir C. Hudson,
Mr. E. Law, ' Sir N. Colthurst,
Mr. C. Wyatt, . 1%.1r..1. 13ollaml,
Mr. G. A. Robinson, Mr. T. Tyt RAI,-
me. B. L. Leicester, Mr. J. A. Wright,
Mr. W; Ita,lilvigh, Mr. C. Lung,
...
Mr. R. Williams, • . and.
Sir 'l'. Baring, Mr. J. M'Donald.
The Members of the Committee were called to

the table and sworn.

KNATCHBULL rose to give notice, that
on Monday se'nnight he would move for leave to
bring in a Bill to alter and amend the Acts of the
39th and 40th of the King, extending the Law
passed in the 17th year of the present Reign,
wiliCh related to Rogues and Vagabonds.
• -The SPEAKER inquired in what-respect the Hon.
111,ember propOied to alter the law to which lie
had referred. It was proper to. state so much,
but nv to do more, on giving a notice.
Sir p. KNATCIIBULL proposed to bring
13111 to takeaway part of it, and to continue other
parts of it in force.
London, England, 1817-02-22

NI..tV COINAGE.

The Editor of the Morning Ciao nide seems to
be exceedinglyunxions to make some ottuck upon
the new Coinage, but has not hitherto been- for-
tunate en'ongh • to find any plausible ground for
censhre. The verrangenieuts made tar distributing
the new. Coin throughout every part of Great
Britaiti---the facilities which haire been afforded
to the Public—the rapidity wit which the ex-
change has been effected, however they May have
vexed hiM; Wye not afforded any decent pretext
forgiving vent to his systematic boitility to every
measure of Government. He !lei, however, with
the cid of a magnifying thiss, made a discovery
which he thinks will justify xtt attempt at a sar-
casm at the Master of the Mint. He says, Mr.
PoLEhas displayed great vanity in putting his
initials upon the Shield • containing the Royal
Arms. This, he admits, might have been intend-
ed as a private mark ; but •he adds, that it will
he of no use, because, by The help of a magnify-
ing glass, the coiners of Birmingham will find it
out. liredonbt very much whether any of these
Gentlemen possess a glais with such extraordinary
magnifying powers as that which the Editor of
the Morning Chronicle generally uses ; but if they
should' not, they %rill find their researches very
much facilitated by the minute directions which,
he has kindly given them. Now, in reply to this
silly effort- at a sarcasm, we beg leave to state,
fitst, that the initials W. W. P. rtre not on the
Shield, containing the Royal Arms ; and, 2tlly,
that the Master of the Mint has a tight to put
any, and what private math he pleases upotl the
new Coin : as, however, the Editor has displayed
such astouNhing scrutinizing powers, we will tell
him, that there are other private marks cut on
the new Coin, which we advise him to employ
the next fortnight in trying to find out : perhaps,
at the end of that period, -be Trill find that he has
spent his time uselessly; but he will at least have
the satisfaction of reflecting, that he had spent it
harmlessly.
London, England, 1817-08-25

WEDNESDAY.

The Hunters' Stakes was wuu by Mr. Gilchrist's ch. g. Nas-
sington, aged.

The Plate of 60gs. for all ages.—Three-rnile heats.
Mr. Corbet'i Mersinia
Mr. Fletcher's Friend Nrd
Mr. H. Roberts's Fanny Leigh
Mr. Bainbridge's Harlot 5 0 3
Mr. Laing's c. by Julius Caesar 3 0 dr

ORK RACES, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21.
The King's Purse of tongs was won by Mr. Powiett's D. I.
O. beating Mr. Garfort Vesta.

Sweepstakes of 20gs each was won by Mr. Lcm!ey's Cas-
trel, beating' D. of iia:nilton's sister to William, U. of Leeds's
Octaviana, bd. Carderies, and Sir M. Ridley's
Vesperus.

Fifty Pounds given by the City, was won by Lard Milton's
Dinruont beating Lord Scarborough's Dewdrop.
Fifty Pounds for three and four year olds, was won by Mr.
Brown's Zeno beating Mr. Ellis's Dragon, Mr. Bell's St.
George, Mr. Michaelson's Algerine, and two others.
London, England, 1817-08-25

CERTIFICATES, Sr.CF 13.

- C. Hewitt, -Norwich, boot and shoe-maker—J. Mathews,
_Penzance, Cornwall, sail-maker—T. Itoadknight,-sen. Alders-
gate-street, saddler and collar-maker—R. pudlev, Worces-
tershire, thread-manufacturer 7-4. Volans, Leeds, carpcn-
ter—lt. Abbwtt;• Coventry, mercer—C. Morris and T. Lam-
bert, Leeds, merchants—'k._W_Abbott, Water-lane, Fleet-
street, carpenter—d. 11. Stringer, Canterbury, Woollen-
draper—lt. Richards, Whitchurch, Salop, hanker—W; 'Mil-
ler, Rye, Sassex, draper—F. Aide, Armitage, Staffordshire,
anciioneer—J. Cortissoz, Spital-square, I3isbopsgate, .rner-
chant—R. Bust), St. Philip and Jacob, Plocestershire,
keeper. •
London, England, 1817-08-25

P NEWS.

A Packet ha§ arrived at Falmouth with a Po'
from Jamaica : the letters and papers by her sverc
4livered this morning; the latter are dated

12th July.

DEAL, AUG. 24.—Came down from the River

to-day, ant! sailed, the Cossack, for the Cape of
G Hope. Arrived, and sailed for the River,
the Jupiter, WALI►ER, from Rouen.

PORT§MOUtH, AUG. 24.—Arrived yesterday hip
Majesty's ship Orevoyante front Quebec, in 20
days ; Rosario frOtri a cruise; and the Boyd
George yacht Iron, Brighton. Arrived to-day his
Majesty's ship Tigris froni a cruise. Sailed his
Majesty's ship Newcastle for Chatham. Thy
Lucy and Maria is fitting out in this harbour,
and will be ready for sea in a fortnight, when she
will proceed for the Cape of Good Hope, Madras,
and Calcutta.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 23.—Arrived yesterday the
Amazon, NEWNIANI, from Philadelphia ; the
4th instant, in lat, 43. 23. long. 3&. spoke the
brig Henry, MIDDLETON', of South Shields, out
dayi from Gibraltar to Pietou. Arrived to.
day the Lapwing cutter from a ernise.
MILFORD, Aug. 22.--,Sailed his Majesty's ship.,
Arethusa and Thetis (two new ship;, at 01;9
port), for Plymouth ; also his 111.,jcs.ty's" ship
Heron and Lee on a cruise.

11AftwICH, AUG. 23. —Arrived the Leicester
packet from Holland. -S,liled the Lord Nelson
packet for ditto, and Beaufoy packet for Cotlia;
ven—all with mails.

SHIELDS, Au o. 22.---Arrived the Cove, Pat.-
mtt, from Davis' Straits, 'crith 7. fish ; on the
25th July she spoke the Lee,- of INN, with
fish ; New Midifleton, 'Of Aberdeen, With 1 dea,l
fish ; and the. Success, of Leith, with 2 fish.' •
FALMOUTH, AUG 22. Arrived the YOutsr
Hero, WiLsott, from Alexandria with
Sailed the Walsingham packet with.-w mail fbr
Gibraltar and Malta. s'

The Glasgow, 50 gun ship, is,. ordered to he
prepared for sea service at Deptford. The ti )n„
Captain MAITLAND- is to have the command.

the
the
;PIC
London, England, 1817-08-25

FRIDAY.

The Produce Stakes of bogs each, wa3 won by Mr. Watts's
c. beating Mr. Gascoigne's Orville, Mr. Pearse's Ebor, and
Mr. Pearst's Orvillec, and two others.
Sweepstakes of 50gs each, W;43 won by Mr. Powlett's Her-
!origins, heating Mr. Nelthorpe's Sorcerer.,
Fifty Pounds given by the City, was won by Mr. Watts's
Captain Candid, beating Lord Milton's Paulimit's, and Sir
M. M. Sykes's Camillus.

Fifty Pounds aiso given by the City, was won by Lord
Queensberry 's King David, heating Lord Fitzwilliam's Din-
moot, and Lord Scarboronh's Cation.
The Macaroni Stakes of iOgs each was won by Sir R. B.
Grabam'S Mad Toro, who walked over.
London, England, 1817-08-25

Pontrtv.

11,z-one Cork _l(lverrlier.l

A LA TIIIA L.. •
R-n held up his hand at the Bar,
The charge was fur robbing .a Mail,
lhe great Baronet Caine from afar
Fur fear k-tt's courage should fail.

'°-'Cot, roan, you never go to put,
Accused but by smile of the g:ing,
tic niatt,:r if guilty or not,
Such evidence never will hang.

Keep WATSON'S example in view,
Who lately for Treason was taken,
CAST! ,E.," spoke nothing hitt trne;
flis character sav'd to'ilter's bacon.

, .
WariioN's achievement was great,
deemed it reproach,
Compared. with the ltudianly teat, -
Of Ituobing an Irish Mail Coach
/ know not if false or if true, •
•. The. charge now against you .prefered,
But this sayentre ny!ts; •
Strange things about Dangan I've heard.
At Dangan, as stories relate,
The Agent fur Money who went,
Before he got clear of your gate, ..
Was beaten and rubir'd of the rent.
Now tho' we are not over nice,
Who democrat instauments handle,
ietProlies of highwayman's vire,
Atford just. occasion for scandal.
However, be what will the case,
In pity to Comrade perplexed,
We'll save you from present dinrace,
Butit---u, take care of the next.
Some Friends it behoves us to find,
Thiel( piai,ster of praises to lay—
No Court then or Jury will mind,
What rile vulgar witnesses say.
In
,me you may safely confide,
So noted at Maidstone before;
When for Treason was tried,
How nobly to save him I swore.
But rest not on B--TT alone,
Not less than. three Puffers will do,
My country in me .finds you one,'
hard if your own won't find two.
The gemmen of Meath know you best,
Would they but to praise you conspire—"
Says. R.--a " dear B----27 yon jest,
They love me as fishes love fire.
They're fellows of old-fashiMied mind,
- As bad a. the Bandon black Mondays,
Dull fools that allegiance can bind,
And who go to Church upon Sundays—,
From them I can draw no supply,
Of brains and-of courage su little—
What then ? I have two in my eye,
Will answer our ends to a tittle.
My Agent, a man of renown,
Will swear I had money so:plenty,
I might have had draughts upon Town,
For hundreds Mice ten or twice twenty.
Fur character too I can draw,
At sight upon JERRY the punster,
Not one of your Barristers raw,
But Barrister Senior of Munster."
Thus 11.—a victoriously sped
No fitre was his character painted,
-And when the acquittal was read,
With proper decorum—he fainted.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DERBY RACES (clitia Dar.)--TuEsnAy, Auo. 19.

The Maiden Plate of GO4s. was a•oo .st two bea►s. by Mr,
COfbet's ch. f. Parthetiope, 3 years old, beating six others.

The Sweepptlhes of iOgg. each, for all ages.—Two
Mr. Price's Catherine
Mr. Vernon's Harlot ..
Mr. Arkwright's b. f. by Pairhon
London, England, 1817-08-25

on.

The naval trip. which, ns we lia';,e already men-
tioned, has excited much expectation in the isle
of Wight, is theretore deferred. The Royal
Yacht, which sailed from Deptford on Priday
seinnight, arrived off Brighton n few days since,
ks the, krill(' had beeti frOin the northwaid
eastward, the arrival of his Royal fll;:hness
1 0 anxiously looked for by tbe visitants of Ityde
Cowes.

The following article froM Portsmouth dates
the departure of the PaiNce; REGENT from the
Pavilion four-and-twenty Lours too soon, but is
correct in other particulars, Perhaps. prepara•
nous had been made for his Royal Highness's
journey, which were afterwards countermandcd :
PORTS MouTtf, AUG. 23.—The Royal George
Yacht, commanded by the Hon. CHARLES PAGET,
arrived this evening from off Brighton. It was
the intention of his Royal Highness the PRINCE
REGENT to have embarked in this superb vessel
on Wednesday last, on a visit to the Isle of
%%Tight, but he was prevented by an attack of the
gout. His Royal Highness, however, we have
the pleasure to add, is so far recovered as to have
set od. this afternoon from the Pavilion, for
Carlton-house, whence he will proceed to Rag-
ley-hall, the seat of the Marquis of HERTFORD ;
and after making a northern tour of about 16
days, it is his intention to proceed to this place to
embark in the Royal George, on a water excur-.
sion westward. Ihe Royal George far surpasses, in
beauty of model and external brilliancy, any vessel
ever seen at this port ; and she is, withal, an or- '
nament of neatness, and an excellent sea-boat :
her rigging, ornamental finishing, and general
appointments, are all of the acme of perfection.

RYDE, ISLE OF WIGHT, AUG. 22.—The ex-
pected visit of the PRINCE REGENT has been the
subject of general conversation here for some
time past, and Sir LEONARD HOLMES, the Colo-
nel of the Yeomanry, has had that corps out on
permanent duty in consequence. All the regu-
lars at the depot at Newport have been kept un-
der arms from the same cause. Great prepa-
rations have been making at Mr, NASH the Ar-
chitect's house, at East Cowes, for receiving his
Royal Highness. The Tiber frigate, which has
been appointed by the Lords of the Admiralty to
attend his Royal Highness, when he sails in the
Royal George yacht, has been lying off upwards
of a week, and the frigate is understood to have
the King's Barge on board. Several official
Gentlemen who are here report that it was cer-
tainly the Prince's intention to visit the Island
It is understood, that if his Royal llighlie,ss dues
not arrive in-the course of Saturday, he may not
afterwards he expected. The 'viol proving fa-
vourable to-day for a sail from Brighton, the ex-
pectation of the arrival of his Royal Highness was
raised to 4 very high pitch : glasses were in very
constant use front the Pier,
_the shore, the public
Library, &c. The whole Island has been in a
bustle.
London, England, 1817-08-25

THE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE.

Claremont and Kensington Palace are both
named as likely to be the destined place of the
Princess CHARLOTTE'S accouchement. The former,
it is presumed, ‘vould he most agreeable to her
Royal Highness ; but it is objectionable from its
distance from London, which would occasion de-
lay in summoning the Archbishop of CANTERBURY,
the B:shop of 140bIDON, and certain members of
the Pt ivy Council, whose presence is, from mo-
tives of state, essentially necessary at a royal
birth. On account of this difficulty, Kensington
Palace, it is rumoured, will be chosen as the birth-
place of the probable future Sovereign of Eng-
land. We underAtand that the Duke of KENT,
previous to leaving England, offered the loan of
his suite of apartments in Kensington Palace,
which are well calculated for the residence of her
Royal Highness, and also for her accouchemeta.
The palace has for two months past been under-
going repairs. The Princess, we are happy to say,
is now enjoying very good health. She takes mo-
derate exercise, usually tiding in a small chaise,
drawn by ponies, in Claremont Park and its vici-
nity. I'. iHCE LEOPOLD accompanies his consort
on these rides —"nay frequently enjoy the society.
of the most distinguished characters at dinner.
(Morning Post.)

WINDSOR, AUG. 24.—Yesterday her MAJESTY,
Princess ELIZABETH, an Princess SOPHIA of
GLOUCESTER took an airing to Frogmore. Prin-
Mg AUGUSTA SOPHIA rode out on liorsnack in the
park. Mr. Cnotcca, one of the Secretaries to the
Admiralty, has taken a cottage here for ten weeks
for his family. He left this place unexpectedly
early yesterday morning.

The Officers, late of the Alceste, gave a grand
parting dinner, at Portsmouth, on Saturday, 'to
Captain MAXWELL, at which were Lord AN*
I.IERST, Lord COLCHESTER, Mr. ELLIS, Captain
RAPER, Captain VINCENT, R. N., &c.

Sir JOHN NPMAKost arrived at his house in
Pall-Mall, on Saturday, from &Willi. where he
had been Confined by illness. We are sorry to
hear that he is still much indisposed.

The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland has issued
Proclamation, revoking that of the 30th of Sep-
tember last, for declaring Limerick in a state of
disturbance, tranquillity having been bappilZ re-
stored in that county.
The spirit of adventure which has been mani-
fested at the different Lottery Offices within the
last fortnight is astonishing, and :an only be ac-
coward for from the circumstance of there being
but 2900 Numbers, which will be all drawn on
the 10th September one of which snug • obtain
Forty Thousand Pounds
London, England, 1817-08-25

TO VIE EDITOR OP Tun SUN.

times.likeL.tlte_prJ.,sent,.When
of I,hour is reiPtired to 1;..e were create i, for
our unemployed poor, that shall take nut its_ out
of the hands of those already employed, the ame-
lioration of oir Roads is the first and grand
object that otters itself for that purpose., A mea-
sure of this.dtscriptiou will not only afforl em-
ployment to thousands during the tenvorary
period of distress, hot wiil entail a permanent
benefit to futurity of incalcolable
neneLS ht I.)e lowered, hills cut throtol, vat-
lies elevated, and all the Inttuvrons obstacles te)
safe, expeditious, and Fofitable communications
between every. part of the kingdom, annihilated,
by an engine formed out of the very; distress of
the country.

. , . . .
The Committee reporting upon the Roads from
Holyhead to London, states, that ".the improve-
ments at Highgate ,and Chalk-hill have remova
the ••'
principal obstacles to expel, mom( travelling,
which fortnerly impeded it on this Road." Thfs
New Road, then, at. Highgate might be consi-
dered as a standard whereby to reduce other fear-:
ful eminences in the varicus lines of Road
throughont, the toustry. But as a previous know-
ledge of the elevation per foot of these almost
impassable Roads should -precede attempts at im-
provement, may I be permitted to invite commu-
nications through the medium of THE SUN P:iper
(which is a great traveller) upon that subject ?

I.)IiI3LICOLA.

P. S. ,Would some Correspon tient of the rims
SUN inform its readers what are the elevations of
the Old and New Roads at Highgate that is,
what is the rise in each of these .Roads per foot
London, England, 1817-08-25

UNION-HALL.

A girl, ►►bout fourteen years old, named Nixon
,was brought before Mr. SELLON, by Hail, the
constable, charged with several acts of -depravity
and dishonesty. Mr. SEL►Mtr, after giving lit:-
some seasonable advice, delivered her over to het►
parents. The, girl promised to profit by his in.
stcuctions.

• BIRTHS. •
On tbe lstlt inst. at Linslade-House, Buckingbamsbire„tiit
Lady Jane Pym.' of a d tughter.
Friday se'irtigM, the Lao). ef- Rd Ward Rig-by, Esq. M.D. 'of
Nsnwiell, at-his house at Framingham, near that city, of
three sons and a daughter. MrS• Rigby is as well as usual so
soonchildren are all alive and q,itc
hearty. fteßrecfo hriled the
birbtlidli the
of. these little ones,, Dr. Rigby was
iea
the father, by his present wife, of eight lovely and healthy
children, the two driest of whom are twins. Remarkable a 9
is she above event, there are circumstances which render it,
peculiarly so. Dr. Rigby is a great grandfather, and, pro—
bably, never before were born, at one birth, three great'
uncles and a gre:Tt anal—such being the relationship betavevar
the above-mentioned
.parties and the infant son of Joins
Bawiree, Esq. jrnn. of Colchester.
London, England, 1817-08-25

lIEBDOMADARY.

Sunday, Augumt24.--TwErrti SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY.—StIn
ruse at 50 minutes past. 4, and set at 7.
St. Bartholomew's Day.—Saturn ruse at 3 minutes past 7
• in the evening.
Nenufay.—Daylight has de:.l eased two hours and 36 minutes.
Caesar hunted at Dover, unno 55, before the
Christian era.
Futa. MOON, this day, at 36 m. past. 7 in the evening'.
Wirdnesday.—Opening of the Blackwell Docks anti° ISO?.
Thursday.—St. Aiiipstine, or Austin.--Robespierre guillo-
tined, anno t 794.
.Friaay.—Beheading of St. John the Baptist.
Saturaay.—Jurnsalera destroyed by Titus, in the 70th year of
the.Ciiristnin era.

A reward of 50i. is offere' in Saturday's Ga-
zette for•the discovery of the person who set fire,
on the 17th instant, to a stack of hay beiongiog to
CHARLES AR NOT, Esq. of Rushington, Hamp-
shire; and
_a tree pardon'is promised to any ac-
complice making such discovery.
Ft Rm.—Saturday night about a quarter before
12 o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises of Dr.
Cooper and Co., Chat lotte-house, near Black-
friars-road, occasioned by a spark falling from a
lamp placed in the front parlour on some papers,
which 'communicating to the furniture, the wltede
was destroyed, together with the books, papers,
&c. and also a desk which toutuior6 upwards
of fifty pounds in Bank notes. Considerable
anxiety prevailed in the neighbourhood,- as.
there was no•water to he had to crothie the en-
gines to play, and as all the family were out 5 but
the proprietor returning soon after, his exertions
aided by the neighbours using buckets, soon suc-
ceeded in extinguishing tLeliatues, and preventing
figtkcr saahclaief.
London, England, 1817-02-14

SH I! NEWS.

'DEAL, Fits 13.—Arrived, and 'sailed for the
Rivit,' the. Csimbriau, Srstrti, from Jamaica; and
Jolcli,'C'iati.eß; from Genoa.---Came down from..
the River, and remain, the Prince, for Jamaica,
and Minerva, for'OportO.—Wind S.W.
PoaTsidnuTu, 13.—Arrived the Emily,•
from London for ealtimore, and Swift, from
London to St. Michael's ; also the - fulloxing
.vessels from the Downs :--*--Stakesly, Morlind,
Renewal, and Generous Planter, for the West
Indies ; Sprightly, for St. Domingo ; Vent's, for
Trieste; Charles and ‘Vildman, for the South
Seas. Put back the llnssaren transport, Victory,
and Vittoria. TheAoicola did not put back, as
reported yesterday,—Wind W'S W.
FALMOUTH, FEB. 11.---Sailed the Duke of
Kent picket for Lisbon, and Blucher packet fur
Jamaica, both with mails ; also the Crown, COR-
BETT, for Gibraltar; Peace, SEHMAN, for Mar-
settles ; Two Brothers, Jay,. for Genoa ;_ Sehien,
Alicant ; Intrinsic, .Puany, for
Aratomca Europa, TALBERT, for St. Kittlr;.
'Morgen Star and 1)e Were Friends, for: Surinam:
Wind "N.
PLYMOUTH, Fan. 12.—Most 'of the vessels that
sailed yesterday have put back.—Wind NW.
TORBAY, FEB. 12.—Yesterdsy the American
brig IVratq2le cut from both'anchors, and worked
out of the Bay. •
PENZANCE, FEB. 114.—The Liverpool,
of Liverpool& from Demerara, to London, was
spoken off here yesterday in a diStressed state,
tvith four feet water in her hold, and only 12 lbs.
of bread on hoard.
London, England, 1817-02-14

SOW'!! AMERICA.

We publish the *followiug intell4;ence from
Buenos-Ayres precisely in the shape in
came-to as. Like all South Ahle:ican informa-
tion, it should be received

csil•ltion : •
PXTP.ACT ON A LIiTT ER F,
ROM it,JEItio.S.AYRES, PATEL)

NOVEMBER 2, 18113

" General S.O: MARTIN, who catilinands the
arniy.at the toot of the-Cordillerai; will positively
attempt tit^ conqu'est 'of Chili this summer; he
will commence his march on the Ist of January,
and on the frontier's Of Chili on 'the S.h.
The I"'ortOguese who have iuy;ided the :territory
o Mootc•Video :have •thet 'more opposi-
tiow than they dretant at. General Ati;rioAs,
the Chief at the Mont e-Videans (a hid) is R sepa-
rate State from Buenos-Ayres) finding the Portn-.,
gorse had declared war, and Commenced hostilities
by. tatting fort Santa Teresa, assembled Ids troops;
all cavalry, and hai cote' ed the Portuguese province
.of Pio Grande at the head of 14,000 men, and thus
transfers the seat of- war into their own territo-
ries. Ile has published a Proclamation; giving
liberty:to the sLives, and declaring the ni;toral
boundary of the territory of Monte-Video to be
Rio Grande ntt'd the River Plate. The Portuguese
have engaged in .a war, of which they
.at present
bnt fa'resie the consequences.; the result
may he to spread the flame of revolution throto,,,h-
out the Brazil's.

" A conspiracy tai's Been just discovered bete,
and I am sorry to say.an English merchant, Mr.
D., is in custody, and a goad of soldiers in his
house: he is accused of endeaVouring to assist-a
Spaßifsbiffiprto escape, who wag going Einissary
to theßrazil Court from the Spahith `faction here.
Perhaps igt, D. might not knovi ilia bbject of
the old ft iar's voyage, or 7 should think 'it im-
possible he should be guilty of intermeddling in
the disputes of old Spain.and her late colonies."
London, England, 1817-02-14

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BRITISH CONSULS.

Mr. LAMBTON moved for an Addret.s• to-the
Prince Regent, for Accounts of all Consulships
held by British Subjects in foreign cotiotriet.. with
the nitrites of the persons filling the situatifw the
dates of their appointments, tlie sal cries put:- al-
lowances to each, etc. Also similar Accounts for
the years
,1792 and I799.—Agreed to.
..,Loril.cgir,Tottr,moved for un ACcount of all' per-
sons Oiii•Lected with the Army, Navy, and Dock-
yards, distinguishing those who have received tht:r
salaries at the war rate, in consequence of the war
with Algiers.

COMMERCIAL AND MANUFACTURING DISTRESS.

Mr. BROUGHAM fixed Tuesday, the 4th of next
month, for his motion on the distressed state of
the Commocial audllanufeeturing interests oft he
Cotton y.
London, England, 1817-08-22

THE THEATRE.

ENGLISH OP:• RA.--The bliss KELLY,
who was the heroine of the late new piece etni-
tled The trizaid, induced the Manager to lay it
aside for a few days, and in order also to hiring
forward The Posiun Hunters. But as the former
piece Wai very popular, it was repiesented last
night, and Mis,l‹.-.t.Ly's character of Isobel Wai
assigned to Mrs. \V. S. CHATTERLEY. We ad-
mired the feeling and interesting simplicity of this
actress last season, and she has much Improved
upon ui during the In eseat. ller person, atJaner,
and talents arc well fitted for the part tit Isabel,
an] it is but just:ce to say, that she supported it
with truth, lodgment, and feeling. The piece
was very touch applamied altogether.

SPOR TING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT YORK ON TUESDAY LAST.

DONCASTER ST. I.RGER.
7 to 4 agst Whitelock 7 to I agst Wormll
Uto agst Restless 'I 9i to I agst Stainbru.

IsIE%virIAIIKET ST. LEGER.
4 to 1 Mgt Indoi I GI to I apt Jtudgat.
S to 1 agst Az.,r
London, England, 1817-11-07

SECOND EDITION.

" The Labour began early on Tuesday morning,
when Sir It. CROFT Aisparehed EXpresses to the
Medical Attendants. At the same time, Ex-
presses were sent to the Cabinet Ministers.—The
Labour, it seems, was very slow in progress
throughout that day.—On Tuesday, at midnight,
or soon after, a Messenger arrived - at Carl.
ton House with the intelligence that her
Royal Highness was under the influence of
labour pains, and accompanied by a Bulletin,
stating that every thing was proceeding, though
slow, in the roost satisfactory manner : this
Bulletin was immediately dispatched to the PetNcE
REGENT, who, on the receipt of it, set out for
town, and arrived at Carlton House at half-past
three o',,lock this morning. On his Royal
Highness's at rival he received a Bulletin, announc-
ing that the Child was Still-born ; but with the
consoling intelligence that her Royal Highness was
going on remarkably well. His Royal Highness
it»mediately dispatched one of his Gentlemen to
Claremont, to ascertain further particulars of the
progress of her Royal Highness, and to announce
his Royal Highness's intention of proceeding to
Clermont without delay. The Officer had just
left Carlton-house when Earl BATERms.r arrived
with the heart-rending intelligence of the cala- •
miry which the Country cannot cease to deplore.
" His Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, ac-
companied by Earl BATHURST, Were, we under-
stand, immediately dispatched in one of the
Prince Regent's carriages, to offer, in his Royal
Highness's name, an asylum in Carlton-house to
Prince LEOPOLD, that he might be removed from
the afflicting scene by which he is surrounded at
Claremont, and apartments are preparing for the
reception of his Serene Highness.
London, England, 1817-11-07

-LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OP KING'S BENCH, Nov. 6.
Michaelmas Term commenced this day With the
ordinary formalities.

APPEAL OF MURDER..

WILLIAM ASHFORD V: AL`ItAUAS4 THORNTON, urow

AN APPEAL -OF MURDER:

Messrs. CLARKE, GURNEY, RICHARDSON, and
Cuvri.v appeared for the plaintiff appellant,. and
Mr. CLARKE moved that the Sheriff of the county of

Warwid. be called in to make a,return to a .writ
of Habeas Corpus. ,•
'Mr. Gti• NET desired that .Wm. Ashford should
be called, and answering to •his name he took his

place on the floor. •' -
-'Tie Shefiff
,soon appeared, -with Abraham
Thornuin, his prisoner,' and first delivered in the
writ of Habeas Corpus and the return thereto:,
the former was read as follows by the Officer of

ie Court

WRIT OF kIABEAS cor,rqs.

George the Third, by the Grate of God,.-fec.--To the She-
of IVanvickshire, and also to-the. Keeper of oin:,coaunon
• - •
_ . .

ao,/ of Warwick, in our county of Warwick, or his Deputy

there, greeting. We command'you that you have before is
on the morrow of All Souls, wheresoever-We Shall then be in
England, the body of Abraham Thornton, being committed
zud'detained in our prison, .under your custody, as is- said,
together with the day and cause of his being taken and
tained by whatsoever name the said Abraham Thornton may
be called, in the same then and there to undergo and receive
all and singular such things as onr'said Cork shall then and
there consider of concerning him in thatbebalf, and have with
you then and there this writ. Witnetss,•Edward Lord Ellen-
borbugb, at Westminster, the 25th, day of June, in the 57th
year of our reign.
By the Court, LUSHINGTON.

.The return to the above stated,. that before the.
said writ came to .the hands of the-Sheriff, viz.
on the 10th Oct. in the 57th yeiir of. Majesty'-
reign, Abrahadi Thornton harp been committed to
ust dy. 71? virtue of his ,111ajesty's Writ of
Appeal. That wiit.was also delivered in by the
Sheriff, and it was read
_in these, terms :
WRIT OF APPEAL.

George the Thud, by the Grace of God, Ste, To the She-
riff..of Warwickshire, greeting. If William Ashford, of the
parish of flints, in the county of Stafford, labourer, who was'
the aldestAtrsetber; Audis th.e.,heir.of Miry A.,bluni, 1.3 c of
Langley, in Ow pat.'s!' of Sutton Coldfield, in your county,
spinster; decease:A, shall give you "security to prosecute his
suite, then we command you that you attach Abraham Thorn-
ton, late of Castle' Brociwich, in'the parish of Aston, near
Birmingham, in ypur county, lahourer,
.by his body,aceord-
ing to the law and • custoai 'of England, 'so that we-may have
him before us,om the MOITQW .of All. Souls, wheresoever we
shall then' be in England, to answer to the aforesaid William
Ashford of the death' of—the• afore'said INtary, heretofore his
sister, and whose heir he is, whoreof he appealeth him, and
have you tliere'thi's'writ.'' Witnessenrself at Westminster the
st day of Octoberi in,tbe sith yetlr our reign.
wtLFprr;
The return, was endorsed on the. writ in the
followino. words:—
London, England, 1817-11-07

fm7 If TA
..71
:41 -
Ft
4 t

LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE,

Nnymber 7, 1817.

TINDER the melancholy Circomstmice which
'IL' has taken place, it has been deemed expedient that the
LOTTERY should not be DraWn this Day, for the Postpone-
ment of which the. LORDS COMMISNIONERS Of his MA7,
ESTrs TREASURY have issued their Warrant accordingly.
. .
L. HESSE.

CONTRACT FOR FLOUR.

ROYAL HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH,

November 1, 1817.
SUCH Persons. as• may be willing to Contract
fur supplying this, Hospital with 500 Sacks of FLOUR,
may deliver in their Proposals to the Directors of the said
Hu.spital, at this Place, on SATURDAY, the Bth Instant,
at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon; and in the mean time be
furnished with Forms of Proposals, and acquainted with Wt.-
ther particulars, by inquiring at the Steward's Office here.
N.B. No Proposal will be received after the hour 'afore-
said, nor will any be attended to that are not agreeable to the
said Forms.

APARTMENTS OF THE SOCIETY OF ANTIQUARIES,
Somerset-place, Nov. 6, 1817.
JOTICE is ifereby.given, that, in consequence
of the'deeply-lamentril Demise of her late. Royal High-
ness the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE of WALES, the MEET-
INGS of this SOCIETY are Adjourned until after the Fune-
ral of her Royal Highness
NICHOLAS CARLISLE, Secretary.

ECONOMY in WINES, at the. STRAND WINE MART,
N0..332, STRAND, opposite Somerset !-louse.
TEI PROPRIETORS (4. the STRAND WINE
MAR'f' respectfully invite the 'Public to a Trial of their
Stock of Genuine Foreign Wines, which they beg leave to
offer at the following Low Prices, fur Prompt Payment :
Red Port (from the Wood), per dozen, 40s. to .4as. Old
Orn,ted ditto, 535. to 60s: Sherries, 445. to 545. Lisbon and
Mountain; 4fii...Bucellas and Viduoia,43s. Cape Wine,-30s.
to 345. Madeitas, 545, to-645. • •

he Proprietors of the Strand Wine Matt. beg to assure
the "Public, that their pl,in is to sell a Good Article as low as
possible, for prompt payment, and in order that the. Public
may have an- opportunity of .trying the_ qudlity before they
give ordersi, they way I,e accommodated with Single Bottles,
at the samepte as per dozen: "
•
London, England, 1817-11-07

SECO:s D

SUN-OFFleg, two o'CLocK.
tire hive thoug Itt it our doti to collect all the

motirt;',.n.l ci•rcu►t:st.anccs attending the event tvfilcb

. .
has excited let:finks so honourable to the pec>ple &t

am: 5o well merited by the exalted character

of the departea PRI NcEss, aril thi following are

uthentic idditions

, , • • •
The PriNes REGENT, notvithstancling his own

nfiliction as a ratiier, reit a sense of sympathy for

!rinee LEOPOLD that induced his Royal ilighness
inmediately to inthe hiin to leave the dread-
'La scene of his distress, and take hi's abode

Carlton House. We have reason to believe,

however., that Prince LEOPOLD has declined

this act of RoYal and affecting courtesy, and can-
not be weaned from a spot to which so melan-
choly an interest is a't'tached, though so agonizing
to his f:.:elings, till the remains of the beloved
objecCare finally removed.
Lord LIVERPOOL came to town this morning.

Lord CASTLEREAGH had net arrived, but Mr.

I.)LANTA bas reached town, and was immediately

to be followed by his Lordship.'
The Ceremonies attending the Royal Interment
are to be exactly conformable to the precedent
on the Funeral of the last Princess AMELIA, al-

lowing for the difference in the rank of the re-
spective parties, as the Princess AMELIA, though
the Daughter-of his Majesty, was not presumptive

eFreils Lu the throne.

The (lily of interment is not fixed, bnt it ‘vill

lobably take place in about a week fi'oin this

tinier perhaps on 'to-morrow sennight, and pro-
bably not later than Monday.
To accord, however, with the national feelings,

and to testify as early as possible a due sense of
respect for the departed t'ft:NCESS, the General
Mourning, we understand,' is positively fixed to

Like place on SUNDAY NEXT.
The Remains cf the PRINCESS will be convey

ed to 'Windsor.

His Royal Highness the Doke of Yoam has
with his characteristic affection for every brand]

of the Royal Family, shewn the deepest sympathy
and affliction on this truly distressful occaiTion.

Lord SIDMoUTH was in town very early this

morning, to meet the Etrl of LIVERPOOL, who

had travelled all night,

We do not understand that a Cabinet Counc

is to be held this day, and the surprize, coaster•
nation and grief, of all the Members of Governmea

must, of course, disqualify them for a due conside.

ration of what measures should be adopted, On so
unexpected and so afflictive a loss to the Empire.