Star. — London, England, 1807-10-17 00:00:00

CHURCH PREFER Ml' NT. WANTED, t.i Pun - hale a Living, wicka prn. fpcdt of an call! va.ancy —.Particulars to be fent to Mr. Blaniy, sol.citor, Rcadiit ; or Mr. Tr NDA Le, Solicitor, Lincoln's Inn Fields. AMk.R.CI. NEW YORK, AUGUST 3t. We pet f •rm a m tkrnfol duty in announcing the death of Commodore Preble. Extra& of a Letter from Portland, Angel 25, 6 P. M. " 1 addref, •,mu with a heavy heart Our valuable friend, COM nendore Preble, has this moment breathed his laft. I have been with hint frrqu ntly fince my arrival here. has never been much afflidled with Fin, and in his very laft moments not 3 ftrug gle agitated his frame." By an arrival from Baltimore, in 24. days, from Aux Cayes, intelligence has been received, that a re volt has taken (lace in Petion's army—zooo of his men had joined General Yajon ; the whole ;nand was la confali• n, and all intercoutfe between . the two ports was cut off. SEPT. 2 —ExTraft of a lever from Challearn, August 19.—" Mr. H. J ernes, a pafrectter in the brig Georve, Clinton, from Senegal, informs, that fix Englifh Gaiceamer, accompanied by the Dia mond frigate and Favourite fllutp of war, arrived at Guree, on the 1 . 5.,h June laft; the Argos was daily expelled ; it was tuppofed that the Diana tnd brought difpatches for Government, but he could nut learn what they were. Ihe &ft r.irht the Diamond an cht.red, fix of !ter men llole a boat and defertel ; it was fuppufed they were Americans, and went up the Gambia, to get home in fume American vefrel. Moll of the Guineamen were lhort manned, as well as the cruizers, who ditliefred them by impreffrnent ; one of the Guineamen, a large thip, had only 14 or is men left ; the Captain tin catened to abandon the Ihip, and proteit againll the Diamond. All the 101. diets at Cite were extremely anxious to hear peace proclaimed with Fiance." CV ,TOM HOUSE, New YORK, (Colleaors' Ofßee,Septembcr 5, -7) —The Prefident's Proelarnatic,n haying interdidled all cern. riumica•ion and intercwirle between the Citizrns of the United States, and the Chips of war of his Britannic Majefty, all perfons are tic rehy notified, that the penalties incurred by a breach of the laid Proclamation, will be rigorouflf enforced (iigned) DAVID GILSTON, Colledtnr. SErr. 9.--Maj-r Ifrael Smith arrived at Rich mend, yesterday te'nnight, from New York, :n the ouikody of the Deputy Nlarfhal, and is lodged in the Peni!entiary v:itla H. BlenverhafTet. 71e Enitul ..iatt.! Gazette, fays—We underfland that the price to be paid by Mr. Jeffeifon for the Floti• days, is fc or millions of dollars. In a Qlebee paper of Anvil 13. is a prociama- Lion, laying an embargo on All " velTels wholly or partly laden with warlike ltores of any denomina• Lion." The embargo is to continue till January. — Another proclamation ordains, that the Legiflative AlTemhly of Lr:wer Canada be convened on the 25th September, to aft upon matters concerning the date and defence of the province. Extraa of a letter from Not folk, dated Septem ber 2.—The Ville de Milan, commanded by Sir R. Lam ie, h tving arrived in our bay from Halifax, the command of d.c Britifh naval force devolves on Cap•ain Laurie, as ferior offi:er. The Bellona was at Halifax, by late accounts. It was reported, a lew drys iit,ce, that one of the B;i , ilh (hips of war had gone up the bay ; we believe Chi- to be a rniflake.— The Illips now on chi. flail •n are, the Triumph, Leopard, Nltlampus, Cleopatra, and Vile de Milan; the tw t n titer 1. ere in Lynhaven Bty on Saturday, A nd the two latter a , lea ; the fail came in on Sunday. I'Hlt ADF.I.II - 11A, SEP FENTBI R 7. " CIIEv!t.IEA DE Ft oanNnes—f - lis Catholic Charge de4 Affto es, tit Ucr.ti t.. the U. itcd ...states i::fornis ¶h mcrchatrs, that the Govanoielit of the province of Ca7a.:ca., agreeable to his M jc9r orders, has prohibitol the Liiportation of fi Aar io rofut except ccrain cal:. s, refcrving to Wulf the right to Oct.. taiine on its admiefion, as eh cumllances may Itquirc." THE EVENING STAR. LONI)ON. SATURD IY, QC. 01317 R PRICE: OF S l'O''.:KS PHIS DA V AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per .7,N A. Conf,.ls. for mlncy 6z ii—for ace 6zi. Omi i..t , t. I- di f —Exch.q. E. 114. par 2s. prem. PitICE Or S COCK, YESTERDAY. Bank St*' k 2:i ; zz6 ;‘,:lia Bonds, plr is dif. par 1p r l' Air. k:,,1 614/ I , acke. Lilly. is. a 3s pre. 3 i.:r i 'cm . Conr.,ls 6:tit Onnium 1 i dif. 4 per Cc"'. 7) 7F I - 9 I Engin Ticktts ill. 5 p- ,Na , 'y' Colt ~ y I it- Conf. for arr. 421 I i.u. g Atin.l7 7 1! t By anotl , er veiTel (the rived at Falmouth in ni .merican brig Mary) ar ne days from Oporto, we learn that about 4o fail, laden with Englifh property, and having on board a number of palrengers, were preparing to put to lea. Great exertions were mak. it% in get their cargoes on board, aad fo great was the demand for tonnage that many veffels were char tered for England at to guineas per ton. Our letters from Falm,:uth nate, that the Fortis guefe ports were to be (hut againa this country by the z.):11 init.—Nile fay the 15th --but none of the letters which we have Peen from Lfbon mention this cirertmliance. It is more probable that this idea re fts on the fupplfition, that by that time the Frenet Army will have reached its denination, which will certainly pro..:uce that effect ; but it is hardly poffible that it can accomplifh its march in that time. Before the Mary failed, about twenty gam boats came out of Vigo, expeaing to obtain a rich booty by the capture of the Merchantmen, then preparing to put to lea. Fortunately they were fallen in w i th by an Englith f ig ve and a !loop of war, which funk t e n of the gun b vat., and drove four on (bore. The remaining gun boats g 4 into Vigo. All the private ictets from Li(bon give the mon gloomy pi:ltire of the fit nation ard isrofpals of the Mercharts. All bargains on credit were at an end, and gongs f 11 for money were at very low pr ices,— Thi s ri t r e of itfUtits, preventing the t egular circulation o f money, confoltations were held between the Mer chan.s and tire uguefe Government, the refult of which was the ful l uwing DECREE. " Taking into confideration the fiagnrion which, wider the prefent circumftances the trade of i.ifbon has (uttered, and that the funds for payment of engagements oti the days filed may not be ready, owing to embarraffinents which could not be fore leen : and walling to apply a remedy which may preferve unim paired the credit of the merchants, I deem it proper, that the day on which the liland Bills (and no others) (hall fall due, may be prolonged three months, at the end of which they arc to recover their full force, as well towards acceptors as drawers and hider- fag ; it being neverth,lerb undcritood, that payments may volun tarily be made within the time granted, at the Olfaction of there that may chufe to d.. fo." [Here follows the Prince's Rubrick.] This Decree, which in Portugal has all the effc of law, operated as might naturally be fuppofcd, to augment the popular alarm, which was aggravated to fuch a d:gree upon the departure of the French and S i tanifh Ambafradors being known, that the fol lowing communication to the Royal Board of Com merce, Agriculture, Manufactures, and Naviga tion, was fent by Antonio d'Aranjo Azevedo, the Secretary of State for the Home Department, to Geraldo Vercelfas Brancanfe d'Almeida Cattalo Branco, Secretary to that Board. " 6 Our Sovereign, the Prince Regent, has not bad It in kis rower - to prevent the departure of the Atnbaffadors of his Catho lic Majefty and of his Majelly the Emperor of France and King of Italy ; he has notwithltanding well grounded hopes that their abfence will only be temporary, and that it will not be followed up by any hoßilitks on the part of the above Sovereigns, with whom it is his Royal Highnefs's with to maintain that good harmony and correfpondence which has hitherto fubfißed between them, which I think provr to Rate to your Excellency, that you nsay make the fame kuown to the Royal Board of Commerce, to be vublithed by them wherever it may be neceffary. (Signed) " ANTONIO DC AKAN,J• AZEVEDO. " " Palace of Ajuda, Odoher 1." The object of this .Eullairs evidently was to appeafe the agitation of the people ; but upon what the Panics REGENT Tells his " well.founded hopes" we cannot even form a conjeaure, unlefs he - means even yet to propitiate the enemy by complying with his demands. The moft objeetionable of thefe demands, we underßand, to have been the furrender of the perfins, and the confifcation of the property of the Englith. But when fuch perfons and property shall have been removed from his territni y, (and that re moval is accelerating with every poßible expediti perhaps the PaINCE REGENT may not feel the fame difficulty in conceding to France. The letters from Portugal are fo contraditliry, that no precife npinicn can be formed from them, excepting only the general ore, that the crills is moll alarming. In confequence of this, a Deputation of the principal Merchants in the Portugal Trade waited upon Mr. easNING, on Thurfday, to obtain informa lion relative to the date of affairs at L . % In. We un derdand he acquainted them,that,by the ire( advices he had received airurances from the P..rttignefe Go vernment, that no circumaances should oblige it ro adopt meafures hoflile to the intereßs cf England, and thereby interrupt that good underaanding which had In long lubfifted between the two Kingd He, however, admitted the probability that the ports of Portugal would be !hut against this c-'untry. It is the hope of many, that a refpeetable Britifh force will proceed to the Tagus to proteft the Court, lhould it pertill in the determination to emigrate to the Brazils, or at any rate to prevent the Portuguefe Navy from fal,ing into the hands of the French. Its force has been under.rated. The following is a lift of the (hips of war lying in the Tagus (Li(bon), in September, 1806: Names. Ghat. Tbdr State. Princepe heal g 4 .( Lower mails rigged. and the Priccepedt 84 lower yards arc actors. Rainha de l'ortcg.l 74 AV - onz , de A Ib uq uei cr." 74'l Lower matt, rigged, top marts Princere de Abejle " 4 up. and down the lower malls, infante de P.dro 74 jib booms on the howfprit, Medufe 74 . r cable bent to the fpare an -13 6 k km e.hors ; appear to have their Maria Princripa 74 ballait on board. •St ;rbatt;nc Name unknown Name unknown Santa Antonia Prince Regent The. iza Gulfit,ia 74_ 74 1 Ditto, ditto, ditto. 74 Amafunis Pcn , lo Aetive Psiiicef7 7o In duck 7 years and 3 months. 74 Building iso Lower marts rigged, and jib -44 boom on the bowfprit; juft so caulked. so Lower malls rigged, aid the 36 top malts up and down the 36 malls; an:hors on board, and 32 one eablu bent. ee Abiens n.. nkinnia ha Vepus 361 Repairing , and preparing to ,6 Ullufes Real Fonn,r 8011 Ventura • Ser;ems legente Gaieoca Real Forza Fereta (schooner) Benjamin 36 .., lieave down. 28 Juft r••paired, and fitting. 26 Caulking. 11 Lower malts rigged ; anchors sz and cables On board. 11 16 3 Fitting for tea (new). 1a Corvette (French). Lower malts rigged, top malls 44 and (pars on board ; juft 1 caulked. * Jolt undergone a good repair, and afloat. N. B. One 74-gun chip failed the latter end of Auguft, and the Rainha dc Portugal arrived. The Portuguefe (hips are, for the molt part, of a very fine collar uaion, and fitid to be in good repair. 1, LISBON, OCTOBER 3. " Nothing can equal the conftemation we are all in at the blow that has been (truck at Portuguefe independence. The greattft preparstiont Rem to he making by the Government for going away; but the more I think, the more I am inclined to believe that Portugal is playing her 0121 game. in giving way to Borm4aTa's impetton! demands by halves, with a view, if potable, to lave her ineependence. The diftrefs painted in every countenance too well thew.. our an x iety at this moment for the prefervLtion of our fa milk. and prn;:erty. On former occaflons, our Government fent us a flea 'and tranfpotts to get away. The Taft threat againft this country brought to us the Channel fleet ; but, on the prefent aces aon, what leas been done ? People are difpofing of what they can at prodigious lots ; few being inclined to buy from not knowing whether the new pnfliffors will he able to rttain what they get-- 1u OcTt, it is inviable ' o ddcribe the difficulties that fo many are placed in, from thin fudden change, and front the total overthrow of all bufilit6, and every tit grec of s‘tekitoce. Several families go Triton by this packet; the next will alto go ert.wided,befitiesthc fceambh . : there is to get ranges in the merchantmen. $6 Xi 'e have been cheered to-day by the report of a Britifh rpm 1 I dron being lo ff the coalt. Mr. GAIT at en told me he had received i Inch intelligence from Belem, and he in confequence fern down to' I know if it teas fo ; but although my fight rea:bcd furttter than ulna in the expedlation of feciogfo happy a circumflance, I coul , l not perceive any fuch thing a little before fun fet. We have had,' for the hit two dap. a report of part of Lord Cott.taiGWOOD'ls 1 fquadrou :nming hither, whicb I trust in PROVIDENCE will prove Ito b. the cafe. If a fluadron appears, it will have a prodigious ; r ffret on us all, for in this unprotected Rate it is horrible. The 1 Pritice will yet give way, after the Englilh are gone, to the will of , Bota4rwar e : fuch is the French opinion here ; and thia the i French and Spanifh Minir. ens will return !" ANOTHER LETTER, SAME DATE. . - - " Much alarm at prefent prevails here, in corfequence of offi • vial intimation to the hritisr merebants.of the neceffity of removing their property and perfons as loon as poflible. The Pi ince Regent publdhed yefterday a Declaration to the People, that he had not been able to prevent the departure of the Spanifh Ambalfador and French Charge d'A Mire s ; but he had well grounded hopes, that their abfencc would he only temporary, and that it would not he foil Awed by hoftilities. Several of the Portuguefe men cf war 0 , -e ready for lea ; but it Teems yet drubtful if the Prirce will cinb:irie for the Brazils. The Commander of the RAtiltN, which is Ra tioned outride the Bar. has diredions to caufe all veffels that may arrive from Newfoundland to wait at Cafcaes Bay, until an arifwer be received from the Confignees. The I.lv, tv frigate and Ccphalus brig of war are here. We have been hoping for a BritUb fquadron." This day we received the Hamburgh Cornffpowients to the 3oth ult. The following are the only articles they prefent worthy of notice : LOWER ELBE, SEPT. 29. The recent proceedings, near Lubeck, where they have already taken feveral (hips bound to or from Ruflia, feem to indicate hoftile defign.—Off Barn. holm fome Ruffian frigates have been teen, they are probably cruifing there t I bferve the movements of the Engli(h fleet. An Englifh frigate is arrived in the road of Travemonvl. LUBECK, SEPTEMBER 25. This morning the Enid'lh friga. e, mshich arrived yellerday, took from the Road CApsain fhip. loading here, and bound to Itiga ; the Alio sonkabrig with her to fea three other thin , viz. rw s Lobrckers and one Hamburgher. A fleirper, wh.) we. t him Itoftock, for Copenhagen, with paffengers, has been ordered back by them. Ag , s- r.sble to the moll recent advises, the Englith have t s;:sfl in the 1311 is fevetal (hips under the Lu )eck fl‘g. is isf,:rred Iran) this, that a rupture between J zwo powers ii unav)idable. STRALSUND, SEPTEMBER 22. The French Isnperial Dccrer. of 2c.11 of la ll N ivemb:r, 1806, has nnw !net* publi(hed here, f bidding all commerce and correfrndence with Eng 1 intl. By Mal fh Brune's order, all the boats put in re• gnifition there for the French army, are if° on the eve of being reilored to the owners, on pro‘ing them to be their property. OLDESIOHE, SEPTEMBER 25. Major General Von Watterldoiff was arrelled on his arrival at Kiel, and has been carried therce to Aalborg, in Jutland. In another part of our Paper we have given cx traets from American Papers to the nth ul.. Colonel Buaa has been acquitted of the chirge of High Treafon, but is to be tried for a misdemeanour. The Americans are under great appreheldi :n from the Indiancon the North Well fide, in the event of a war with England. PET! N has fullained frefh defeats in St. Domingo. The French privateer, which captured the American fhip Othello, under pretence of having Britifh Property on board, has been taken, and the crew lodged in an American gaol. Yellerslay morning the CALYPSO flrop of war ar rived at Yarmouth, and landed an Englifh Officer with difpatches from Copenhagen. The CALYPSO brought under her convoy a Darlifh corvette and th I ee Ail of Dana's merchantmen, laden with brats bat tering cannon, and which are now at anchor in Yarmouth Roads. The Cabinet Council, which fat on Thnrfday, at two o'clock, did not break up until half patt fiv e .— It was occupied with the conVeration of the iiiiritc tions to be given to Mr. GEoecis Ross., jun. ripon his fpeci4l million to America, and to Sir Jona Bort- LASE WARRTN, upon his acceflion to the command of the Btitilh fqoadron on the North American Ha tin. The Council alto revived the confider ation of a Proclamation, which they had given orders to he ;trued at the commencement of the difpuie with the United States; but the iifue of which was afterwards countermanded. It wart however, finally fettled at the Council on Thurfday, that it fhould be ifined forthwith. It requires all the fail rs of the United Kingd ,- m of Great Britain and Ireland, in the em ploy of any foreign Power, to leave the lame, and return to Great B.itain and Ireland, under pain of being confidered, in the event of their refill:4l, r4e , ferters, and to be treated as fuch, alter a limited time. Mr. Rnsr, jan. is not to fuFerfede Mr. Demme in his emhafry to America, but is inveßeti with a rpecial cnminiai )n. The furplus of the Confolidsted Fund, for the triatter ending the loth instant, was no lefs than :1,3°0 3 =01. The Treafury have given n^tiee that they are to pay off three months Exchequer Bills. Lord HAW/EIS/WRY paffed through Canterbury at an early hour yclierday morning, on his way fur Walmer Cagle. The American Conful at Genoa has been arrefled and his paperi'are placed under teal; no caufe is al figned for this ploceeding. Be was, probably, fuf peeled of favouring the introdudion of Engla mer chanzfize, of which Boa... Petra appears more afraid than of the yellow fever. The Rat witra (loop of war was unfortunately loft with low of her convoy, on Lipau &till, in the Cattegate, in the dreadful gale of the 3oth SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET SECOND 001 OBER MEETING, r 23;. THUR!-DAY. OCTOBER 16. Mr Wymlham's Monk. 6rt 9th beat Mr Vl:a - mare,' Curry. comb, glt ralb—Two yr old C h ft-^6 to 4 agft Moure. _ _ . . Mr I.Adbroke's Merrythnugh _t 811 heat ;...".r Like% Trim, Of:jib—Two yr oh:Cootie. togs-3 to 1 agit. Nlerrythought. Th.: Second Clafs of the Odohcr Oati.and Stakes —lt M Mr IC(11::ma;.'s L'huile de Venus, 3 yrs old, 6C 41b Mr Wyndham's MoMe, 3 yrs ola, 711 slb Ld Grufvenor's Meteora,s yrs cid, 8.1 5 , b 3 Mr Andrew's Lydia, 5 yrs old, 91 cib 4 Ld icrfey's Langton, 5 yrs olcl,Blt Sib 5 4 tot agninit L'huile de Venus ; 5 to a agallft Moult ; 5 to againit Meteors. Ld Grofvenor's Violante, It al', rye Rags from Mr Arthur's Brainworm, 811 I zlb—Aerofs the B st, 2Gags h ft Mr Femmes Palk slit alb rec scgs from Ld Sacks' lei En chanter. Sit zlb—B C ao - gs h ft. Mr Beaver's b f by Stamford, 4 yrs old, sgft Mr Bradley's Pro• algal, 5 yrs old, Sit 41b each Two yr old Courfe, g;—Off by content. FRIDAY, OCTOBER T 7. Mr C. Browne's Woodman, 711 2.15 beat Mr Ladbrokes Woodcock, ga alb—Two yr old C 23gs—z to t se W.m.:man. Mr Lake% Citizen, ;ft I 4lb beat 14 Jerfey's !Owlet', Sit 815.,, T M M soc gs It ft -3 to a agallt Citizen. Duke of rafton'6 Muficlan, 211 Elb twat I.d Folcy's and•onc. Blt 1.11'..-Acrol..the gat, aGopsh ft-6to S on Vl ulcian. Mr Payne's Ferdinand, 7h ilb hew. lir Cravat's Bronze, SA 71b—Acroli the 04t, 20C. b 4 —5 to 4 agaifift Ferd••• nit Mr Wyndham's C anopus . SR heat Mr Arthur's 4udiac, 8a slb ••••Ab M toogs—s to 4 againft Cannpus. The Third ails of the Odolier uatland Stakez—D M. Mr p. Radcliffe's Srlim, ; yrs old loft jib • Mr Lake's Gaity, 5 yrs oli, 7Rrulb Ld Fcley's Captain A brolute, aged. SR alb 3 General Gower's Swinlry. 5 yrs old, ilft slb 4 Mr Wattoti's Dreadnough• . aged 811 fbila • s The following having dc.l wed forfeit are to pay only :cgs CM: M- Lloyd's Cardi , al, s yr+ nil, 9ft .31b Mr Lake's Tim, 4 yrs old, Bft Ld G. 1-4. Cavendifli• l'agoda, 4 yrs tilt ift Mb I.d 11 , rrymore's Dionond f .3 vrs old 711 Mr Bcavcr's h f by Stamford, aglt Vr Bradley's Prodigal, Bft 41b each—A crofs the En, Soge—tiff by cogent Tut€ Cora t•T —On Tuef,.l ty evening, the 6 It inri. the Heav n• being lei ene, the Cnme wio leen by many at FL mpllead, till it g•.I low am o ng th e 1 1 4 , rnirc, t,lwaros nine o'clock. 'Tat night it m tde nearly an egniii end via tgle with the liar Arclurm, an:: Alp 1,1 in the N •ith,r t Cr , •wn, hel w, and , , ne lel hand The next dies evening at Hamplteaci, was that of the htilt init . when th e C.• ane t w,, :ga; i l teen, not withilanaing the fining m I 4 1,., i n 'lie neck f the Set pent, making neatly as equda.er.,l tisangle with Alpha of tae N , ttnein CT own apd Beta Hercub, The nucleus appeared rtiil pr:t,y bright ; Ant the Mort tail was nal:h weakened by the fence of •n LI this lad in terval, it feema to hive in , yed nt tour 14 degrees mitre northerly, and towards the 1444. Ohfervations made on the C met in the neigh's-qtr. hood of GA - port, Hants :—Fr m lifferent • hicivt ti ns and c..lculations, it ,eppeat s video , that the Carnet paired the Equator cn t%.-• ‘,l .'lout one 0/deck, p. m. with 118 de i vez eigLt • n; fince which the following obfervaci.,i,s e been made to determine its ;;lice and d tilt' to O.R. id, at 7 p.m. Right /Men. 224° Dec 4° Weil.. firle, at 7 p in. R. A. 20° Dec. 7° t ut N r4th, :It 7 p ne. R. A. 237° Dcc it" 03' N.,. In four days it paired over 5 0 4.0 1 , and in the I..Cf eight days to° 30' in the arc of a great circle. The weatLer has in general been cloudy with f g; Dice i b fi• R appearance. C('VENT GA IDEN.—Lafi night Mr. louts mai; 'hi s l e eond ; appeal ince in the charaCier of GoVinch iu ;he Aoad to Ruin. and Frederick in Of ..ye 7 o morrow. The favourable impiellion which lie made iin his de. but was greatly increafed on thi. fdci.n.l dray. He played with aili mire cafe and f : ririt. /slits N wort svasextrern-ly intereiling in Sophia. she leis f rued a Jul' conception of this chat deter, ail wi h gtett tnitii ana firrylicoy. MUNDEN . was •M• p• eilive in ../d t)ornion :s h oe was n, t cr o wcied las it le es bet n ttiefe I.rre days pail, and it WAS cinijette ed that this migh be owing to die lamenia. ib.e cataar•iphe wiich had ociarted on the preceding niglit at Sadler's Welts. f . ideeJ, Among the nnmeriaic improvements of which nor Theatres f boati, tt ink it me he mote ealiiy (f.:41e.1, or 'move tri•ne seleett , tie in a ',wither of additional Itsir cafe•, ssi It (spelling ol • wards, into a wide avenue sir avenues, to be ufed at the cl• fe rf the Exhibloon. Ai% LYON is engaged At Drurriane Ttmatre fot three scar.. the Concert given by Catal•na. la" r rek, at Glaigi.w. Dritmen, die celebrated •irlosicellJ play:r, was feize.d with a revere limit Id the pi y. Yelterday, a child. aged tour years. died in Airs area, Piccadilly, in the grratell agonies, in cook quence of having incatitioufly Iwailowed A halfpenny. The 3d Weil York Mi itia are on their match from Sunderland Barracks for Liverpnol. rite 6th Dragoons have marched from Norwich to Busy. On Chtirfday lafl the 6th regiment of Loyal Lon. dots Volunteers. with their excellent title comp .ite attached, under t h e Command if Lienteriant Colonel Assn!, 'ere inlpefled at their place of mutter, by Colima Motorrost, who. after practiting them to va rious manceuv es, was pleated to exprels a high Cede of their ciutpilte and iteadinets. 'l . lii• Co'i s, not• ai htlattaing ,he immunity fri , rn ballot which the CI y enjoys, has all along didiogoilhed itlell by c:ini (twit and is ell attet:ded muileis. — The introditairm fan Jegan vivo* chnrch at Glaf• g ow has drawn the lei f the P ctbstery, who have declared it• S u ch all I.CCe t i 111?, fairne years ag , would 1,4 v, Leeated 'azt (mall difirgani• zatio;r an.l di/cord The at empt was rather a b w 010 C in the way or mitovAiion Hid the Clergyman ft.tg , t the times wizen the Prayer boos made its appearance in a church at Edinburgh, " How Janet Grides tuns (hrrwd quian, " Peltd, for , eadiug it, the 1) en ?" Misreported too of dfcropulott,Litled.nian Are - i• tea, who ereelecl ahan,il , mechut chin Englditi, thlt he ohje6ted to making nut a design for an I rpm, 41. lecting the improptisty of felling a fine kirk with 4 box of whinier. It was on Thurfday night currently reported that WOOD was dead, but we have ilUthOfit) to conttittktt the i.e. On Sunda!, about eight o'clock in the e venin g , as the Brough boat was entering the hob• lir of He, one of the paffengers, Mt. It 'berg Ellis, of that I lace, was (landing upon the afterdeck; a htd,l:.n gull of wind call the main boom act- Is the tteri f'l the veffel, and catching his tread, knuckcd Liver' board, when he was drowned. T -