Star. — London, England, 1804-05-10 00:00:00

NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind W. S. W. AIR. DUE. ARE. DUE Dublin o i Hambureh o 1 Waterford r : I Gotttriburgh o 0 PINZANCE, Mar 7.—Yellerday the Par Mow, of raditow, arrived from Falmouth, in order to corn pleat her cargo of tin, for P. traburgh. The brigs Flora and Thais, of this place, with block tin ; and Danifh galliot De Brederes Lieba, of Flemfburgh, Left from Salne, with brandy, Captain OLCLASMUS FYIIN, have failed; the two former for London, under convoy of the Risoserr low cutter, and the latter fur Tonningen, with a fine wind at N. N. W. FALMOUTH, MAY 7.—Arrived his Majefly's HAZARD, of eft gone, from a cruise, and the fol lowing veffels, to wait convoy :—Princefs Royal, Castrated, Brothers, HAMMOND, and Mary, LET- Tit, from Briflol for Newfoundland ; Carlton, Mac- WHINWIC, from Glafgow for Jamai c a; Union, MiMessaw, from Glafgow for Barbadoes ; Jamaica, W , from Liverpool, for Barbadoes ; Liberty, SANDS; Ceres, BINTLEY, and PITT, SHAKY, from Liverpool to Lilbon ; Douro, Msanows, from Dub lin for Oporto; Albion, Wass, from Swanfea for Oporto; and Myrtle, HAA PAR, from London for Lancaller ; alto the Danifh flip Ebenezer, EVAN6OII, from Dram ; the American (hip Amelia, M , Dtaseor. from Savannah, in 36 days leafage ; the Eagle's Bufh, COUILTNAT ; the Flatly, Ties tar, both from London; and the Wheat Sheaf, &Lyle., from Chi ciao., under convoy of the Versa cutter, which failed again this evening, with the Flora, TIAIIVS Thais, Rosawass, and Ann Sofannah, Dug a, from rortfmouth, under her convoy. Sailed the Walfingham packet, Rosaars, with the atail of the IR inft. for Liflion ; the Eliza packet, Partition, with the mail of the ad inft. for Jamaica and Barbadoes ; and the Freden Swede, KNUTSON. for Rotterdam. The Diana packet arrived on the sth inflant, with the mail from Lilbon, in fix days ; failed from that place in company with the fleet for England, under convoy of his Majefly's (hip Oa• talus, of 32 guns. The Nim ROD floop of war failed on the sth ioft. with a convoy round land. PLYMOUTH, MAY B.—Sailed to join the fleet from Cawfand Bay, with 43 bullocks, and vegetables for the officers and (cameo, the PRINCI GIOROR, of 98 guns, and PRINCESS ROY•L, of 98 ; alto Dr. BAIRD, PhyCcian to the Fleet, and InfpeEtor of the Royal Navy Ho:pilafs, to furvey the Rate of health of the different men of war off Breft, and make his report thereon. Went down into:Cawfand Bay, the Founanzartr, of 84 guns, Captain RODD ; the has been perfeitly sew Rowed and refitted ; fhe fails to-morrow or Thurfday at fartheß. Sailed on a cruize to the weft. ward the Haamta, of 18 guns, Captain Nave. Came in from the eaftward, a Ma beautiful new (loop of war, of 18 guns, called the Natrrtzus Capt. Amara, juR launched ;--The is under jury maßs, and is to go up the harbour to be fitted for fca at this port. Remain in Cawfand Bay, the Forozozamss 0 ( 6 4 guns, Captain ROM> ; PAINCI FILIDAILICIA, of 64, Lieut. S. Goloor ; WINDSOI. CASTLI. of 98, RM. Admiral Ossourta t ; and Gociait, of 74 guns. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 6.—Arrived the Antiflon Eafl Indiaman and feveral outward bound wilds from the Downs. Sailed the DICADI frigate for Guernfey ; PLUTO !loop of war, and SPIEDWeLL brig of war, on a cruize. The FALCON revenue cut ter is appointed to convoy feveral trartfports lying bete to Guernfey.—Wind S. W. DEAL, MAY 9.—Sailed the SULPHUR bomb, with the MARTHA, BETSEY. and SALLY, (lore (hips, for the River ; l'lm morraLir z frigate, on a cruize ; and the SCOURGE hoop of sk ar, for Margate Roads.— Came down from Sheernefs, the Itism's FlSH'''. hoop of war. Arrived the REGULUS man of war, and Stay 'RR ELL frigate, from a cruize off Boulogne, and remain in the Downs with the reft of the 'hips as per Wind S. W. YARMOUTH. MAY g —Yeflerday arrived the VE wus lugger with difpatches from Admiral THOIII. tiorioncH. Report flues that the Dutch fleet are lying at tingle anchor, and that they have on board 30,cc0 troops. Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, Captain DEANS, from Harwich, bound to Gotten burgh with mails. This day failed the ADDER gun wire' to the fouthward ; the MALLARD gun brig, with convey to the I Limber ; and the Casco armed (hip on a c: ui zc : the lifer is cxpeacd to fail this after noon. Sailed for Ccttenlairgh the Lady Nepean packet with mails. Arrived the VIXEN gun brig, and remains with the S ra rti.v and Ruby, of 64 guns each ; the L'h icor. frigate, and two cutters. FROM I.l.OYD'm 1.15 r. AVEt.F.NI), MAT 9.—Porletl t )• the Mary, Carron; Kline natlia. uittone ; —, from I.i I.nn; H.xnah, I le.th, from Wme:ford ; Endr.4!ht, FAcr; 2nd Vrnw Ilanuah, H0:1131,, 1 , 111 Torn ingen ; Elizaht.th, Banks. from Johanna, inke.; V , ling Kters, Hick.; Vrnw Come ! ; thr 1 - Lirry Courilklton, --. from Amfiertfam. l.;tilett the i'Jnny, Ni:ltthew., for Domini:a ; Coles, for Lifhon ; r or ning,n ; t ricnahaff. Overhand, for Ai, Iterdain; Vtnn, Anna Mann, Luca', for VArells; and Vrow lor }mud-n. A kr, rev. orloy, Intrepidity, nar.!ner, from Or•rne ram. At I. fon , '; Ri hard., Iron; Plymouth ; and So. r‘r.llde, la Coft a, fr rm Cork. At 1 trrlyrrn, I sho.r, Wendt, from At A heal!. at Johan ro r, -,from Poole. At Charkt or., I free, SAY r, trr.rn I.r.nrlon. AftklVril-011 I,mit r. the kt.hrrt, Punkin, frnm. Of; HAP Prrt.., frrm Nrw Pro•itlctnr. In the Crcs:l, t'xktro, I Ikl. ng, from Ali , ent. At liver- A;s3o, ft,. Lr o,;—iklt - na, S•el.aft, from St. ; Srion, as.l Helena, I:!s.7s:, (woo Vir fria. At Cnrk, W —. Irma Hon ura. , with dalnadr• liibfalt.r, Couris, Wa:kci, from 111cff.L.a. amnion, Anti. 24.—Since our lan no fbips hay e nt lip, the wind continuing from the S. and E.— l'he SPEEDY Hoop of war remains. Yefierday the Venus, SY h/ E, left the Roads with the wind from the eaftward.—Wind S. W. fine weather. LIVERPOOL, Ma 7.—The Union, Wtt.sow, from hence to Lubeck, has put into Laurwig, in Norway, with damage. and mutt unload to repair. Aativen—At Demerara, The Main, Keyzar. from hence and Barbadoes; the. Hibernia, Pratt, from Africa and ditto; the Bri Lorna, Burns, and four other rads of the Portfmouth Sect (which feparated a few days after [ailing from thence), at Demerara. At New York, the Liverpool Packet, Waite; the Thomas Chalkley, Gibfon; and the Eliza Green, Smith, from hence.. At Savannah, the Eliza, Stoakes, from hence. At Africa, the Merfey,Darnoult, from hence. At Barbadoes,the Henry, Affieck, from hence for St. Lucia; the Jamaica, Clegg; the James. Redmayne; the Eliza beth, M'lntofh ; the AnSeld. Breda. the Atlas, Whirefide ; the Union "Rand, Sibfon; the James. BradOsaw; the Grand Duke, Galt; and the Grange, Watfon, from hence, for Jamaica. At Phi ladelphia, the Ruth and Mary, Buffet, front hence. At New York, the Delaware, Hutchins (late Beebe),from hence. At Dublin, on the orb ult. the Rochdale, Dawns'', from hence. At Bolton, the Mary,Amery, from hence. At Litben, the Alexander, Litt, front hence. At Tonningen. the Oido, Engel; from hence. At Deme rara, the Minerva. Brown, from Africa. At St. Croix, the Hope, Phoenix, from Africa. At St. Thomas's, the Earl of Liverpool, Mullion, front Africa.and gone to the Havannah. At Barbadoes, the Aurora, Claanney, front Africa, and failed for Jamaica. At St. Croix, the Dart, Lordick, from Chat-Lefton. Difpatches for Admiral DUCKWORTH were laft night forwarded to Falmouth, to he put on board the AMELt• frigate, bound to the Welt Indies. The Lords of the Admiralty have fent to Lord Ks ITN and Admiral CORNWALLIS blank commiffions, for the purpofe of their promoting fuch Officers is their (quadrats., as may be deferving thereof, to the rank of Commanders and Lieutenants. Lord /lemmas' is to hoift his Aag immediately on board the BRITANNIA, of too guns, di Portfmouth; Captain Bus,Liti is appointed to command her, And will &ortly fail to reinforce the fquadron under the orders of Admiral CciansvaLits. The Twee, of 84 guns, is to be prepared for fer. vice immediately. Capt. Tomtit is promoted to the rank of Poll Cap tain. and Captain Lamoroan appointed to command the Lau floop, in the room of Captain 'rowan. Lieutenant General My [RS after a tedious voyag e of three weeks, arrived in fafety at Madeira, from whence letters have been received by his friends in Cork. - The EaR India Rips, Sir William Benaey. and Fame, outward-bound, failed from Madeira the Sth ult. under convoy of his MajesTY's frigate NUL. staler. Captain Vasty. _ _ _ Yefterday a Court of Dire:tors was held at the EMI India Houle. when a variety of tenders were opened. and referred to the Cominittee of Shipping. Captain THOMAS SANDIRS. and Captain JoHN Ro airisme Faavcssia, were !Worn into the commands of the extra fhics Titiortas and ALEXANDER. Capt. Puna CAM►DELL, of the EXIIIILIMENT, took leave previous to departing for Madeira and Bombay. The Court adjourned at fix o'clock till this day. • COCKPIT.WIf ITIII4 ALL.—Yeaerday before the Mon Noble and Right Honourable the Lords Commiffions of Appeals in Prize Canfes. The Young montsztoss, Hopkins malter.—This, an A merican •ip, with a cargo of foal), wine, eandks, oil, butter, dry goods, and various other articles of merchandize, bound on a voyage from Baltimore to New Orleans, was captured on the 7th of December, tgoo, by the private (Inn of war Swift, John De merick, Commander, and carried to New Providence, where the Lip and cargo were condemned as good and lawful prize..—Their Lordihips in this cafe reftored the Blip and cargo as claimed ; but direfted the canto/se:mums to be paid by the claimanri. The Croobag, Molder mafter.—This Danifh veiTel, laden with a cargo of lopkowl, was captured on the 3d of November, don, white in the profecutioo of a voyage from Campeachy to Copenhagen, by his Mayfly's Blip of war York, J. Ferrier, Efti. Commander, and carried to Jamaica, where the Lip and cargo were condemned. _ . On the part of the captors It was contended. that this was not a bas file cafe ; that it was a fraudulent deflanation to the Havan nab, where the Blip and cargo were adtudly to be difpofed of.— Further proof was dircdted in this oak as to the &flirtation. The Triramor, Matthews mutter—This flap, under American colours, on a voyage from New York to St. Jago de Cuba, with a cargo of wine, butter, dry goods, and various other articles, wan, on the sth of June, I Soo, captuned bp the private Blip of war Argonaut, R. Bayonne, commando*, and carried to Jaututica. Skip and cargo were reftored, in this cafe, as claimed, with in. tudt.—Adjourned to *lhurfday fe'nnigbt. Cury BUSIMESS.—A Court of Common Council was held yeltcrday at Guildhall, prefent five Alder men, Mr. Recorder, the Sheriffs, and a confiderable number of Commoners. The Court ordered an ad vertifement to be publifhed in the Morning Papers, refpating the public charafter of Mr. Alderman Boydell (fee front of the Paper). Several leafes were fealcd with the City Seal. The Bill pending in the Honourable Houfe of Commons, for the Relief of the London Clergy, was referred to a Committee to examine and report. The Court voted their thanks to the Lord Mayor's Chaplain, for his excellent Ser mon preached at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul's. on the lira Sunday in Term ; and he was requefted to pint it for the life of the Corporation. At a Qtarter Alrembly of the Corporation of Nor wich, held on Thuriday laa, Mr. %Vim nuam's pic ture produced a very intereaing dilcut!ion. The fub ic.ft was brought forward in the Common Council, and the City Committee declared that they had not gi anted permillien to have it placed in St. Andrew's H.tll. It was therefore moved, that it Ihould be taken down ; and after a warm debate a divillon ttwk place, when there appeared, For the tenue:ll of the riEture - - 30 Againft it t The refolution was carried to the Aldermen, and rejeaed by a majority of t ; upon which a COll - was requefled, and three gentlemen were appointed from each body, who resolved that the piaure fhould remain, but that in future no velure or portrait whatever fhould be placed in the public Hall, without the confent and approbation of the Corporation at large. A Committee was then appointed to requeft CHARLES HARVEY, Elti. Recorder of the City, to permit his piatire to be painted, and to be placed in St. Andrew's Hall. . . This mode of tcwarding patriots, by ha7;rs their fidaret, we thould think cannot he very latic ia‘lory to the Orisibu!i. The contefis ahnnt Mr. GRATTAN% pinitre, in the C.-.l!ette of Dublin, are Gelb in every recolleaion. TN, day it was Lanz t.p, next day it was /dim il4con ; I.) that Mr. GRATT•N had no certainty of a moment's patteflion of this Ugh and diaingnifbed bouont. SPORTING INT! LUCIA'S. On Thurfday laft was run for, on Brugh March, in die county of Cumberland, an elegant laver cup, of cleellent workmanthip, which weighs fix pund;, and holds a gallon, the gift of Vircount Lowrit by buries bred upon rbc Barony. It was won by Mr. M. H9dfon's chefnut mare. CHRsTF.R RACES, I.RIfAY, MAY 4. The Ladies' Purfe, value 501. The belt of three 4 - mile hers. Three_yr olds to carry a feather, 4-yr olds 711. 51b. S-yr olds 81t. 51b. 6-yr olds 811. ,21b. and aged stfk. alb. Mares allowed 31h. A winner of one solb. to carry 31b. extra, of two sib. and of three or more, 81b. matches and fweepilakes eicept ed. The fecund bell boric allowed tolb. Sir S. R. Gtynne, Capt. Abi..lute, 5-yrs - - I I Capt. Ryan's Prior, b. b. 3-yrs, Bft. - • 1 1 A Handicap Stakes of togs. each, p. p. with zog ~ added by the Stewards. Two tntles. Bona fide the property of the Subfcribers. . . _-- - _ fir S. R. olynne's eh. b. Capt. Abfulute, 5-yrs aft. 511 s. - I Earl Grofvenor's ch. b. Northampton, 5-yrs N. talb. 2 A Match for loop. h. ft. 13(1.. each. °ace round the mac. T. L. Brooks, Efqr's.br. c. by Telefeope - I Ld. Grofvenor's ch. f. by John Bull - . 2 A floating bridge is ennftrueling over the River Medway, for the more fpeedv conveyance of troops , artillery, &c. in cafe of invafion. The vacant Red Ribhnn is conferred nn General Liar, and the enfigns of that Order are fent out for his invelliture in India. On Saturday Sir WILLIAM CURTIS fent in his re lignatic n as Colonel of the Tower Ward Volunteers, and at the fame time begged lea►e to recommend hit Jon, who is jun of age, to fucceed him. The Corps moll willingly accepted the refignation of the Alderman, but treated his recommendation as an in fob. It is fingnlar, that during the bunk among the fru and Ow on Saturday, fix journeymen cabinet. makers were taken to the police office for confpiring to raili their wages ! Lord VILLIERS has offered Sir JOHN LADE, goool. for his favourite fet of bay bodes. On Wednefday fe'nnight was interred in St. Andrew's church-yard, Dublin, aged 515 years and to months, WILLIAM MITCHELL, a Revenue Officer, born in Londonderry, on the tft day of July, 1689. He had been for fume time in America when it he longed to England, and was one of thofe fuffering loyalitts who loft his property by the war, on which account he was recommended to an employment in the Revenue, by Lord Townsman). Yefterday morning the remains of the late Mar quis of Ezursa were removed from his Lordlhip's ht.ufe, Privy Gardens, to be conveyed to the family vault at St. Martin's, Stamford. The proceffion commenced about eleven o'clock, in the following order : Undertaker. Two Mutes. Rich Plume of Feathery, ornamented with Glk Pendants. Two Hog< men. Two Ditto. Two Ditto. Two Mutes. Comet and Culhlon—ths Norte ted by two Paget . . Hearfe and Si:, decorated Siis Pages. {with Banners, Shields, Buckram., Six Pages. Crefts, and Pendants. Mourning Coach and Six, One Page. with Shaft, Pcbdants, Creits, and One Page. Buckram.. One Ditto Ditto, and Six Hodes. One Ditto. One Ditto. Ditto Ditto. One Ditto. The Marquis's Carriage and Si: Hodes., with three Footmen behind in full dref, Livery Hatbands, and Se,tf., And upwards of 30 Carriages, Noblemen -ad o=itienten, among which we difeovered the Luke of Ancafter, Lord Weft• moreland, Lord Lowther, Lord Brownlow, Lord Yarborough. Lord Carberry. Ike. &c. See. We underhand the funeral was condutied by Mr. WELDON, his Lordlhip's draper. at Stamford, and we do not recolle& fceing one better managed the procetTion was up Pall-Mall, St. James's-Areet, Bond- Ilreet to Tottenham Court-road. The late reigning Duke of Sax. Corm*, who died on the night between the aoth and at ft ultimo, was born on the 3oth of January 1745. He forbade in his will, all ceremony at his burial, except fuch as is dual for his lowett filbjeets. He cleared to be buried in his Enghill garden, at the feet of the coffins containing the bodies of two of his already deceafed children. No fpeech or fetmon is to be pronounced, and no monument is to be ereocd over him. But he &fires his fecond fon, Prince Fssosarcc, to place a tree upon his grave. To this Prince he bequeaths his night!' garden, which is to be open as formerly to all vifitors. His fubjeSs have 101 l in him the bell of Sovereigns, and mankind an enlightened and phi lanthropic friend. In Come of the papers of laR week a Paragraph was infected, Rating, that a confiderable Weft India Houle had flopped payment for upwards of Foo,oool. and that at a rneetiv of Creditors things appeared rather favourable. Thefe papers moll fincerely re gret that they 1114,u1d have been inarnmental to the circni.vion of a report, which, from the rranntr of its being gircn, mull have been occalloned by fome envious or ill difpnfed perfcn, either for the purpnfe of creating an alarm at the expence of the refpeCt able Houfe in queftion, or for the Rill more abominable purpole of prejudicing the Country at large, by injuring the numerous mercantile efla hhOhnients dependent on them. The fag is, and we pledge ourfelves to the truth of it, that .the unexpeCted war having interpofed very extenfive obflacles to the procuring Remittances of Produce from the Well Indies in that regular order which either a continuance of the late War, or of the Pcace, would have fecured, a meeting of the Bill holders was lucid, when it was agreed to allow the Houle an e mention of the periods of their bills falling due, in cafe it ()mold be required ; In that, infield of things cptearing rat4er fat•'nrad/r," the Bill Holders were Co fa:isfied of the liability and integrity of the Hoofs, as at once to tally their unbounded confi dence, by confenting to give the accommodation before mentioned, though the engagements of the Houle amounted to about a miilion ! This, wl.ila it ruts the charaeer of the Houle in the highell point f v:evr, mull afford this firiking leffon to our Enemie+, that the Credit of our Merchants, and the confidence placed in them, are as unlimited as are the ~wear of affording commercial accommodatioo %ben n.:ectfary. Rona ACADEMr. EXHIBITION, 1804 14. St. Protratt— J. S. CoPLIT, R. Mr. Copley's l)eft p;nore ; but in heauty cf colouri it dies not cq•t:tl tome former produaions of fame artill. White is too penning a colowr is chi.. Gentleman's works. 123. Portrait of lir. Hotcroft—j. Otis, R. A.-- A vci y faithful likenefs, and the moll fpiritcd pot. trait in the Exhibition ; but we fufpca there is forma trick in the management of the colours, which may not be able to enfure their liability. 213. A Ifoodinan repiling T. B —Painted in Mr. 114tker's (thirdly hi nag manner, but the outline is too krill., and the general died too raw for a pietnre of fish limited dimenfion, and calculated to be viewed fo near the eye as in the fituation in which it is placed. 68. Portrait of lir. Elliflate, ar 088roirse-14. SM. ctsrom.—A very goad refemblance of the After, And a firmly painted portrait ; but the colouring of the plEture, like that of moll of Mr. Singleton's latter produdions, is cold and chalky. 9t. Tether and Er Father—B. WEST, R. A.—The old man's head in this pidure is finely delineated, but there is a want of harmony in the whole defign, which gives an idea that the different parts were painted at diftant periods of time. The compofition is in a grand fiyle, and the colouring in general rich and mellow. 198. Beggarr—W. Owsit.—Mr. Owen is riling fat in his piaorial reputation : this is a very intereftins defign, and the general execution of the piatirejs concluded on the foundelt principles of theart. Miele are beggars of no ordinary defcription. 97. . Lanfape and Figvra—R. Coasousrs.—A very pleating audy of Englifh nature, in which the aerial profpedive is good, and the loc al colouring of the different objects faithfully obferred. t 93. Portrait of Mrs. Sitololons.—T. LAWltilliClo R. A.—This is a very correct - likenefs, but the pianre is not painted in Mr. Lawaracs's bell manner. Tho whole has too brown and fombre an appearance, OW is it exaaly charadetiftic of the prefect age of the Lady reprefented. 183. Boats carrying est rfetriiors, &e.—J. M. W. Ttra P; ER, R. A.—There is much grandeur in the de. fign of the piLture, and the objects reprefeated ars very correB in regard to form, but in his coloo i i ci ina the artift appears more to have ftudied the c produced by popular painters than by nature. 192. Piwaon oflain: kave to roadaa tio chariot of as Sun.—B. W I sr, it. A.—This is a very fplendisf pic ture. in which the artift has collefted together a veil mats of poetical imagery, all in one point of time, and which he has endeavoured to readerintelligible by n long profe tranflation from Ovid; it is, however, after all, a very confufed piece of botinefs, and a fai r re pantly more defcriptive of the uproar which mi t be fuppofed to take place in Heaven, after the of Phaeton,. than before he took charge. of the reins of his papa's chariot, if it were not that the young Gentleman cuts a confpicuons figure in the money groupe, compofed of beings of which the lama was never yet Peen upoa earth, and therefore not fob. jeft to terrefirial criticitas. aoy. Nortifea and Etio..--J. N. W. TORII!, R. A: —Here again we have another long traidlation from Ovid, to point out that in the psause which without it would ever, as a landfcape, poffeffes a great deal of merit. There is throughout a good dißribution of light and fhadnw, and the middle ground and diftance are well kept, but the whole of the colouring is meagre, and too a-ffeCtedly imitative of the IMMO' of a &digs fchool. 330. 7iger-hrating.-1. NOILTNCOTI. R. A.—TMs is a very fine pieture. It might, however, have been limply intitled Tigers," as the bunters in the back ground are too infignifieant to be coofidered as parto of the compofition. Mr. Northcete gives a fablisnity to the higher order of brute hitiary, which it mata wanted. ----- sot. Caernarvon HAW JR.—This young artift treads clofely upon the heels of another. who has lately siren to academical hopours.—There is is tweet fobriery of tint in the landfcape before us, nada up from the real contemplation of Nature, and not the mere findy of old piftures. 227. Hanna and C4osdne fletpistio the Tootle of Apollo.—H. HOWARD, A.—A daffiest companion, which does credit to the talents and tafte of the win, at a period when this kind of painting appeirs to be forfaken. The figures are well drawn. and exhibit a bold relief. and pleating tint of colouring. 252. Saving tbe Remains of a WrocL-0. MOILAND. —There is nothing in this pilture indieatire of the high reputation which this artiU has juttly obtained on former occafions. Its being marked for fate, at the fame time, renders it a melancholy beacon, to warn men of lupe: ior talents againa the groats and quickfands of improvidence. A wiimfical circumflance took place on Monday night in the I lonie of Commons. Sir Wse. Pt/tes tily and Mr. Tvitswnivr went out of the Houle to gether, not intending to vote. and fat oa the ftairs s waiting till the divititn fhould be over. They were. however, teen in this Rate by the Serjeant at Arms. who condufted them back into the houfe with due formali.y, much to the entertainment of the Mem bers, who received them with a roar of laughten. Saturday the wife of a drummer at the depot in the Ifle of Wight, having eloped Come time back. intelligence was received by her hufband that the was at Southampton, whither be proceeded, and found her in the arms of her paramour, to whom the had been twice afked in church ; and, after Come little hcfitation, the trio proceeded to a public.houfe. where the fond kOaiki fefigned his right to thefnii fair, on cot.dition that her new friend fhould fpend fifteen Millings to promote the conviviality of their parting moments. PANORAMA, NEAR THE NAN/ CHURCH, STRAND. RIINACILI and BARRER refpeßfully inform the Pub lic, that the Second View of Rome, taken from the Tower of the Capitol, by R. R. Rtiaaoxe, is now open. It exhibits the modern City in the it/andel& Rule, and embraces all the celebrated Antiquities of Antient Rome—cunfifling of Triumphal Atehts, Temples, the grand Amphitheatre, Baths, Ague dual, th e Ta ea n Rock, the Campo a grand range o f the Appenines, the Camp Agna, the Tyber, &c. &c.—A defcriptive pamphlet is publithed. price is.—Opea from is till du*: admittance is. er, R. A. 'colouring es of the oar in all , R. A.—. rimd par. re is fume bich may Painted in he outline raw for a :elated to in which —H. &s- -he Aden, louring of ,n's latter A.—The lelineated, rle defign, r , arts were nnpolition :neral rich 1 k riling fat ' intereitins piaure_ts at. Miele which the louring of ,1 avec', R. piaure is er. The • ranee, DOC' r ge of the J.M.W. in the de. fatted are colouring the d ens Ire. aria e' the enlist pie- her a waft remise, and gible by however, rich nti t A the of he reins of the young Inedey we lama ee not fob. sea, R. A; eradiation 'ere which I; it, how- -1 of merit. flight and ce are well eagre, and f a foreign . A.—This , have been in the back •ed as pare a fablintity ich it Enna It{ le. led bat ave 14 on. eur min the and lave de arty tails and aura ?ye i en. e al. rives ends fitted the 'tsell )101. son. has Is at fez, that this t the don, I we ledi has were the Spa• they itary et, i Ch DR of k SC 14 voted ,I.4te, men- ', and lion t the dy of 'gate, tuber ,f the titClll , CerS, [Kith.