Star. — London, England, 1810-11-01 00:00:00

NAPA '• • - • FALMOUTti, bartittit No arrivals —Sailed the GLZANER !Leta, 1 41141 Mail, for Surinam, Berbice, dec. ; the Britannia 'Cut ter, Lieut. WiLsoN, with a Mail, for Lisbon and Cadiz ; and the Colchester packet, with a Mail, for the Leeward Islands.--A' ind E. Pt '(MOUTH, OCTOBER 30. The wind still continues unfavourable for any ar rlialfratn Lord Virat.mordst. ' lots day arrived the ORESTES Stoop of war, 'eats same Loswortr.az, from a cruize off Ushint:, - and h as linught in with her a fine French privateer, mounting 14 guns, and a crew of 100 men on board, which she too k atter an action of half an *mi, dating vihich the enemy had two ,seen kilio and 'five %voodaea but none belonging to the Ofts*igp, were hUrt : site had been two days out of Nantz, Vat had not taken any thing. Abo arrived the WEAZLE schooner, with a mall convoy of coasters, from Falmouth. Sailed the INTELLIGENT gim-brig, ~for Cork ; the DRAGON, 74. guns, Admiral Sir Pn*icss LAFOREY, for the West jndies ; the ANMAIDA, 74, for the Rochefort station ; and the Ann tender for Bristol. An eitra number of shipwrights Are ,ordered on board the I%IALTA, 80 guns, to expedite the fitting of be for sea• rfl La SEINE frigate, which came up the harbour to be paid off, is ordered down- into Bainpeol to refit again. for sea. She experienced• very tempestuous weather during her last cruise, which did her material da. rage ; she has, however, been very successful in tak ig prizes. The Prussian galliot Atirota, in ballast, front Ost td, bound to Sable d'Olonne, has been detained and ea in here by one of our cruisers. A seaman, belonging to the STANDARD, 64 guns, lying in Cawsand Bay, fell off the fore-yard-arm of eat ship on Saturday last, and was killed on the spot. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 31. Arrived his Majesty's ships l'Aut.tat.F. from Hell viand ; Dtxrznous, from the Downs ; and FOR frrm Botany Bay.—Sailed his Majesty's ships Fa,.asza, for the Mediterranean ; SPITFIRE and DIWNEDASY, for the Downs ; RATTLER, on a cruise ; ad Ct.Axc;nit gun.brig, for Lisbon. DEAL, OCro tin 31. Arrived his Majesty's ships. THESAW and FLY, 1 :11 Portsmouth..-Sa t icd the Bui.s.aolum; fur ditto. Znd W. and moderate. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER SI. Arrived his Majesty's shipVENGEUA from Chatham, nd the Abundance from the River. Sailedlis Ma pry's brigs Vitrutta and CENTINEL with a large fleet fcr the Baltic ; and the Abundance to the westward. The RAVEN is undocked. YARMOUTH, OCTOBER si. Axrrived this morning the Sternbelt Danish priva-i teer of ten guns and upwards of fifty men, captured by the TWEED, of 18 guns, off the coast of Norway ; the privateer had been out some time, but had not taken any thing. Sailed the LEVERET for the Har bour to refit ; and the HEARTY, CALLIOPE, and ACUTE gun brigs on a cruize. Remain in the Roads the Roebuck, Lord GARDNER'S flag-ship, and Havoc :un it. Wind W. and by S. HULL, OCTOBER 29. A. fleet for the Baltic is assembled at the Humber; but, the wind being contrary, cannot yet proceed. ABERDEEN, OCTOBER 23. The Brigantine St. Nicholas, Mimic, arrived here ea Tuesday last, after a passage of five weeks, from Shediach ; parted the night before her arrival with the Hope, MoirroN, of Shields, bound to Chatham, from Quebec, whence she sailed on the 13th Septem ber, two days after a large convoy had left that place for Britain. The St. Nicholas spoke, on the 7th inst. the Brigantine Harmony, itArrr, of thi3 place, all veil, in lat. 52. 30. N. long. 32. 30. W. out 19 days, from Liverpool for Newfoundland. Wednesday last, the Fame, Gitutotr, arrived here from Quebec, after a passage of six weeks ; left the Anna, Wool), expected to be ready for sea next day, when the pilots were in tending to proceed to. Montreal to bring down the Stranger, Hope, and Jolly Bachelor, of this place. Captain De COVRCY is appointed to a new 74, just equipped and victualled, in order to proceed with all possible dispatch to join the squadron tinder the MU ?mind of his Eithe r , R ear -Ad m i ra l Da Couaci, off the 137-4/;Is. The iolloWing Toredint part of the 0 - lichee fleet, 'sr -2 not known "to have arrived at iny port in the United Kingdom, eitir.—tholOeian ; Ord; Mary, Maitland ; and the John end . Mart; MentsleY; for London ; t h e A sp l aa l on , Middleton, for . Vitoolwich ; Isabella, Carp, for Chathant ; Ann, Gibson ; William, Wompray ; Prospero, Lee and the Syren, Harrow, for Sheerness. The Venerable, DUVAL, from Jamaica to Ilayti was taken by a French privateer the 27th of August' plundered and given up, and has since returned to Jamaica. The Ossiride, SrExcs, from Maranham to Liver pool, is on shore in Fisgard Bay, with five feet water m her hold. The Little George, Sown-, from London to Que bec, has been dismastPd on the. Banks of Newfound 'land, and has arrived in Fairlee Roads. The Little John, TunNauLL, of Sunderland, was run down off Yarmouth ; crew saved. Tie Liberty, ArraNs, (an American) from Phila delphia to Jamaica, was taken by one of Christophe's etuizers, Lid carried into Port-au-Prince. The Union, M.Keowx, arrived from Leith, at Vir ginia, on the .sth Septemb er . 'the Experiment, Sw o ux, arrived from Leith, at . 114 w•Yo*: Du 4be 9th Septulaber. . ... . -. . • . tom Litt A thoiriA . . • tdmmott COUNCIL. • Avzsewai.oaa. ..?.....41044.04 t Nortlittinberlaad, ; Nt- • , int% however celebynted or Mistrial* . It woltbo e.a, from Quebec.. BMW the Katy Ann,. Nana*, for la- .. , Adm ; Rici•NOoo, MARTIN, fate Eta Kitt's • Sulannah, ALIMIL. A Court of Comintni Council was held yesterday . ' far better to do &ailing, than to act if; *an tin 'gni.. lON, int St.Vinesat's; Meister, QuilLem, Kit's, A nt i gua , and the ,at Guildhall , whir.h was Very numergeoly, attended. fled m inner. There was one trait ill his Plejeev's Clara Attn. Rosa, for Demerara. . ' I After the routine business had boa disposed of, I cherecter, which he much wished nad beeit noticed, Arrived--At Buenos Ayres, the Dart,SMlTa, from Lkeipool. ; Mr. Jaies observed, that twelve months had now . because it wi one which more than any other en. At Liverpool,- th e Hib ern i a , easetru. from New Orleans; tae • Douglas, Beams, from Demerara ; La'scelles, HiANT • and Do. elapsed since he had the honoele to propose a resolu. - cleared his Majesty to hit people—he Meant his tin ion, Bee. ton to that Court, to tonoratulate his Maj esty beige, Unarms( from Bahia; Nathan, mentee, on ' shaken attachment to the great principles of religioce nos Ayres; Oneida,. Sooszr ; and the Charles and Mary, entering the fiftieth year of his reign ; and it was gra- liberty, and of the Act of Toletatioti. Ih his reign, ----: Peraeon, Yoweisa ; and the Calcutta, BaNtelt o trom New York ; Liverpool Packe t , --.-, from Boston;' jeifying to his feelings, that the adoption of that reso. there had n.n been any attefnp: to trim e de Open free from Nevi Brunswick ; Hercules, COALE, from Salo; Ansley, Thetlos Davis, lution had been the means of rendering thousands duth oleonitience, whoever had beer , Minim:s, tid KEMAN; from Pernamb ucco; C aro li ne , M ITCH ELL, from Ba. , happy. He no* rose to su his II• Manlees, Worsoo, fro m N ew Y or k. At Waterford, the ggest to the Court a very whatever advice they inight helve given. He (Mr. : different mode of testifying their love to their verse- Heyeete) thought it peculiealy necessary that his Ma. C Word, Caviti., from Newfoundland. At Bristol, the Edward. rable Monarch, veho was not only amiable as a kieg, jesty should feel that lie had n t More lord end st s ores, from Nevis ; Prest on , c uEssvit y L , f rom St. Croix; but as a father and a man, as a promoter of the arts tachei subjects than thoscwho adopted the Matisse Arm, I.Awson, from Honduras • Devonshire HARvre • and the Horst,. and sciences, and of every thing which could pro. • and trod in th e steps of those ben Wo es , w hd Good Intent, BLAIN from New' fotiodland. 'ln the Cly de,' the , front Honduras. At Penzance, the Estrua, mote the honour and glory of a great nation. Gart bland. -----If he originally seated, and whose principles have sines ....-e---, from the Brazils. ar.uded to him in a political view, much would be matat.tined, his Majesty's Family on the Throne of The following was posted up at Lloyd's onTuesday found demanding our admiration ; and though as a these kingdoms. . morning: man he was liable to the failing s incident to human This Amendment, after s"me further conversation " The Committee feel it their duty to make known In the Sub. nature, yet, he w a s pre-eminent as the fither of his in which Mr. D.:x, Mr. \Vagina, Mr. QVIN, Mr. scribers to this H ? use, that on a communication with the Admi- people. It was the opinion of that ica great pelit • 1 DIXON, &c. took a part, was agreed to; and, oneht economist, silty this morning, they have bee n i n f orme d t h at the i ncrease o f the number of French privateers, fitted oat and fittin g f r o m the cinomist, (Adam Smith,) that three - things weee motion of Mr. DIXON, a- Committee, consisting of the various ports in the channel and No rt h S ea , i s b eyon d prece d ent . proofs of national prosperity , namely, increase of Lord M ayor and all the Aldermen present, and A They were at the same time assured, that every possible attention military force, increase of wealth, and increase of pia. Commoner from each Ward, was appointed to see it has been and will be paid to the protection of the trade." pulation ; and all writers who had followed him on carried into execution. The following Gentlemen were all well on board the subject agreed, that these objects most materially : ••••=4•••••=Lro ......61•••.6 the cartel, the Harriet, of Calcutta, JOHN RAMsDEN, tended to increase the prosperity of the State. Mr. I SPORTING INTEL Commander, under way from the Isle of France, Jacks then proceeded to take a view of the state of , _....-- 13th June, 1810: our Army and NaVy, at the tinie of his Majesty'i . NEWMARKET THIRD OCI'ORER, OR HOUGHTON' . A: Cg .r ptain M. Flinders, R.N.; Captain W. T. W. Owen, R.N..; coming to the throne, and cempared it with what it I • • . MEETING—Iota • ymor, Assistant-surgeon, R.N.; Captain Ross, e9th rtgi ment ; lieutenant H. Girod, 22d regiment ; Lieutenant, Robert was at the present moment, which, he contended, ' ' - ' WRONESDAY, ocTosa* CI. * • Sweepstakes of Twenty-five Guineas ea h. B.C. kohl their i ncrease - and improvement, were proofs of ee e and Richard Home, H. C. 3.; Captain W. 0, Waugh, H. C. S. t sM r . Discount, 5 yes old, sat. 61b. - - I Mr. William Malcolm, 4esistant-Surgeon, H. C. S. ; Mr. fames, national ai prospe—ty. The inci ease of national wealth, Mr. Shakeeps are's liarpocrate• aged; est. '7lh. - - a Blanch, "Ist Officer, H. C. S. United Kingdom ; Mr. John Huh.:- - 0 ter of Calcutta, and Mrs. Scott, his sister;. two Misses LltHarge; he contended, was apparent from the increase of our Mr. Howonh's Dwarf, 6 yrs 171 d, Tor. 181 b. COM ' • l: ' * • i lal Losetiter's Agnes, 5 yrs old, er.. 715. Merce, . Our interne navigation, our raanu acto- Five . - - 4 Miss K. Barton, and Miss Isabella Butler. riii our roads, our docks , &c. all of which combined to 1 age Discount, 6 to 4 age Ilarpocrates, 10 to 1 ape Yesterday a Court of Directors was held 'at the . Dwarf, and sto 2 urn Agnes. to ;hew the growing prosperity of our country. To . Duke of Graftoit's Whalebone, 9st. beat Major Wileatlcy's Sir East India House, when Captain JAMES HonstiueOH th is mi • ght be added the increased population of the toasainei, sit. 6th . Acros s the Flat, .bog .. h. IL—Three w 1 on was appointed examiner of s hip s ' j o u rna l s . Th e ship country, which tended to strengthen it in a very emi- Hope whalebone. was stationed for Madras and China, instead nent degree. The • and •• of A Subscription Plate of .t.e.o, for 2-yr. olds carrying est. 71h. and propriety un if orm justice , of China direct ; and the ship Union, GAILLARD, to 3-yr. olds ftst. 10Ib. Two-yr. old Course. his Majest 's conduct needed only co b mentio m ned . Sr. Helena, . and Bengal, instead of Bengal direct.-- to be admitted y and he felt . that the 0- Sir F. Standish's b. c. Mr. Wrson's b. t. Dimity, 3 yr: old - - - I by Young Eagle, 3yn old - - * The Court adjourned at six o'clock till to-morrow. • non which he was a,out to submit would meet w ith t;oaerai Gower's b. e. canserie, s yrs old - - • - g BRIT/SII NAVY.— There arenow in commission 817 the approbation of every Gentleman present. Mr. Mr. Faulkner's cli. e. Constitution, by Doubtfool, lyre old 4 ships of war, of which 158 are of the line, 26 from SO Jacks concluded with moving, Five horses drawn-4 to 4ea Minty. to 44 guns, 175 frigates, 157 sloops of war, 6 bomb and U That a Bust of our Most Recent: qnt -overeign, George the Sweepstakes of 25gs. each. Two-yr. old Course. Duke of Grafton's Morel 5 yrs old, 9st 111, - - I fire -ships, 176 armed brigs, 42 cutters, and '76 gun-ves- Third, be placed hi the Council Chamber of the City of Lon- Mr C. Busth y' Fair Star, ' 4rs old, 8s; lelb. • - - a sels, loggers , &c. Besides which there are in ordi. don, as a grateful testimony, to descend to the latest posterity, Ltl. F. G. O u sbo r r s oe's Poppy , 4 Y yrs old, Rost . bib. - - SI o . f the high sense that court entertained ained of i the manifol d . bless nary and repairing for service 64 sail of the line, end, D. of Rutland's c. by gmnembrancer , 3 yrs old. ist.l2lh. 4 ing. enjoyed un d er hi s patern a l . re i gn, n which, during the 36 building, together a number of ships of war of g period of fi fty years, continued in the most eventful met Ld. G. H. Cavendieh's Orange, 3 yes old. 7.t. 41b. every description, which make the grand total 1098, and under the most arduous circumstances ever recorded in Mr . • Biake's f. Bag of Bones, by Goloatuta, 3 fee old, 6st. I 2lb - • I Five to 4 on Morel, and S to 2 ages Fair Star. of which 258 are of the line. history, Bri:ons 'have the proud satisfaction to feel that amid 1-d.Lowther's A rec. ft. from Mr. Payne's Mask Diamond. the wreck of surrounding nations, their beloved country has i jo. 's Discoant rec. Sop. from Heworl's Jubilee Jack preserved i.s laws, its religion, its liberties, and its indepeudence - -- unimpaired." . ...."--- FASHIONS FOR LADIES. Mr. GRIFFITIis seconded the motion. . Mr. Qs 1N said it became Gentlemen, when speak- Fr . 021 ACEIRMANY'II Repository, of Arts, Fabian 1, Mambo. ing of the admirable qualities which adorned the Sol tures, &c. . . vereign, to be as unanimous as possible. He could ' Evrtirto, OR Hatt Dxzss.—A round goof of white erapq, not, however, avoid objecting in pert to the terms of Loney lene or muslin, shit deep enibr darned border at the ba the motion, and he need scarcely say, how cautious tom ,and bosom ornemented to c orrespond ; short Sleeves sod the Court ought to be in what they did, when they eider of Mechlin late; an under.dress, or silo of pink satin. were called upon to approve all those measures which lint of imperial silk velvet, k ostri M e a h ri a fea L th„ lisa 's. ° S r ' l ' l a a vo m i e :f ted lt w lt i i t te ts had marked a reign of fifty years continuance. No go ldlndian mohair o rT r'Paris silk, embroidered with gold and shaded one would deny that the country lied enjoyed many b: own silk, finished with correspondent tasseia,Naeck theta, and blessings during the present reign; but no one would Militate cross of elastic gold. Indian bracelets, and ear-rings e l s pn correspond. h. _ White sats slippe rs , 4:i f with ed silver filigree claps. be so hardy as to say it had not been clouded also with much disgrace. Blessings they had enjoyed, rewcALekildNitioDeßesi,o. a n d fan Robe ofVhit i : Il st taa n cra in P l e in,. swith . -a and he hoped the country would still continue to en- vest and Flemish skin, ornamented at ,the bottom, bosom, led joy them ; but he could not forget what was passed,, sleeves, with needle-work, or appliqued late ; antique nib, and by one sweeping Resolution approve of all those pointed collar, fas a .tined in the center of the throat with a topaz* • broach. Bonnet la Mary Queeh of Seen, composed of ieter proceedings which that Court had at various times twinad crape and straw, and lined throughout wins rose-cokes*, condemned, and which he, for one, must continue •to eirsnet ; the extremity of the crown finished with vaselyke 'seal condemn, as rash and impolitic. A line had, how. lops in white satia, the edges terminated with straw; a small ever, been wisely drawn between the King and his bouquet ot autumnal imer& in front, blended , h with bows of white sta i n . ri bb on, an d t i ed r t h e . chin w.t are. — Ministers, and it was a fundamental maxim with our French tippet of leopard silk shag. Shoos and gloves o tree ancestors, and in fact a part of our constitution, that coloured kid. 64 the King can do no wrong," and thereby laying 1 MORNING Datas.-..,..A plain muslin round gown, with long an awful responsibility on Ministers, which operated anseves, and enibroidere d d hc sti h r- 4 ; slur , sleeves over,sowpos to secure to the people their rights and liberties. Mr. ' tehdroaofta withe alternate i l e a e c ep lace.an musl i n; mit n 5 hi Malin pentcer ja n ci tr e i t m w n i, ed ro und a the,. Quin then proceeded to take a review of the internal very short, trimmed round the arm-holes, bosom, and waist, policy of the kingdom, and contended, that the in. I with lace. A helmet cap, formed of alternate lace and stripes of crease of our military force was injurious to liberty, embroidery; finished on the crown with a square of lace, edged and contrary to the fundamental principles of the Nish beadin g; itnurtbhaen . front, cap Rite , fu!! q t u ed illin u g n s je c r r gath c ered w iace, form edwhite it biadiihn a sort n of Constitution. The increase of our wealth, he also ribbon. Gloves and shoes of liuff-coloured kid. The French prisoners at Dartmoor, in Mill Prison, contended, had not been proved by the mereasser- , From la BeLLe Augusta' of the present Month, November, titan, that the amount of our exports had increased ; 1 1810. and on board the hulks, are become very. refractory Batt-Diem—A bray, or petticoat of pale pink satin, ore within the last fortnight, and have made many tin- for the value of our money had decreased, a circum- i successful attempts to escape. The guards over stance which the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Jacks) had • mewed with a aarrowtta l reen fa l i r sod tirknrillnll' With samt epaurette sleeves f orm ed . wi th . white lace, trimmed to canes them are doubled, anal every precaution has been forgotten to mention in his statement. Mr. Quin ' pee with the petticoat. A light white not or gauze drapery, le taken to frustrate their designs. then proceeded to take a view of the transactions of ; Worn over the petticoat, reaching near the bottom, flounced with A yoking Gentleman belonging to the Ordnance- ' the present reign, from its commencement to the . a rich white lace round the bottom, just above which is laid a d • present per iod, an concludedby moving the follow- wreath formed with pink Persian, tied with rose leaves, the top Office, was robbed of g'sB a sew nights ago, between of the drapery, round the waist, trimmed with a falling of lace. , loose curls all over the et which 16 The hair in full head, among . the Turnpike and Westminster Bridge, by three fel- ' ing Amendment, viz. lows with black masks, or black crape over their' " That a Bust of his Most Gracious Majesty Amid be worn a full wreath of roses. Gloves of white kid; pale pink. placed in the Council Chamber of the City of London, as a i satin slippers, bouquet of natural flowers. faces. They have been seen since near the same g rateful testimony of the. high sense that Court entertained of I, WALLINC Daess.—A whke satin petticoat, made a walking 1 place, and is the same disguise, and were proceeding i his endearing and exemplary qualities—his numerous virtues— :length, and scolloped round the bottom; with which is worn a to rob another, but made their retreat, on the ap- and his paternal re g ard fur the happiness and g lory of his people." blue satin spencer, laced with 'gold cord, the top of the sleeves ' trimmed and laced to correspond with the font; proach of some person. Mr. DIXON was convinced there could be but one 1 made full, , over the petticoat is worn, confined to the bottom of the waist, opinion existing in •that Ceurerespecting the virtues . Tuesday night, or early yesterday morning, the Of his Majesty. The present . question was not a a black lace or net, which gives it the appearance of a pelisse.— i ` 'l' he bonnet is formed of sorrow blue •, in ribbon plaited, with. apartment of Mr. Witherspoon, at Stoke Newington, i was entered, and robbed of linen, wearing apparel, question of polities s' and ther4nre the Gentleman , L at ent feather. Hair in snialtfull curia. Gruves of pate Inger Alto. who spoke last might havenparedlimself the greater : Ice. to a large amount. sof slate-coloured jeanalaced with black. 1 A DESCRIPTION OF SEVI,rIAL Dats!&t WORN SO LADIIIII OR LAMS part of the observations contasned in his speech. He . AND IPASNION. Tuesday evening as a youth, with a parcel contain- . • 'mglinen drapery, value £5, was passing along Nor. (Mr. aeon) should not, however, oppose the amend ing ,r. Ft Da ess.—A Lain petticoat ef lace, or muslin in a - •.- - • • rinuer.s pattern , the petticciat entirely firmed by goats, each goal; ton Falgate, in his way from the Minories to Hoxtnn- ; mend. Mr. K s Bee was convinced white figured satin ribbon ; wonisover square, a villain snatched it from him, and got clear . 2 t.a better .. monarc h b a d let in with joining lace or a rale lilac pr lemon•colour satin slip; a boddice of km* or mu.- never reigned, and the people could not do ' off with the booty. t l " °Mk lin, lined with satin, edged with a narrow lace of white bolder •to thew their respect for him. The proseitt,question Necklua of gold ur it earbovith cross and ear-rings of amethysts Ireland, has been the largest ever known in the me. 4 gratitude , ; The take of herrings on the north-west coast of 1 was not one of politics but of ' and as such wrea th of foil or sil ver round the hair. White Ltd shoot and ' gloves. 1 the motion had his firmest - support. what 2• p Feu. Daess —White wan e dress.overa satin t with mory of man ; the rivers up to Waterford and New Mr. WAIT/MAN' most sincerely concurred in u ' formed . of white see ribbon about an Lich an d Ross, have and still continue such abundance, that had been said respecting the virtues of his Majesty ; :isle, su ri spended in stripes frona l the waist, and conlloodat a :: the smallest boat brings in from 15 to 20 mazes a 1 but in so. doing, and giving his support to the distances with small Boss silk tufts about th e sip of a doable i tide (a maze is 520), selling from 12s. to 14s. per Amendment, he wished to be understood as not tirtlf round, but short, and appearing maze. ' ! giving his support to the meashres which had been like a net; a silver net worn on the head. daisy. ; the dress made en 3. Fut'. Daus s.—A dm, composed of alternate goars of whiti AGRICULTURAL REPORT.—The continued dry wea- adopted by many of hit .Majesty's Ministers during satin and crape, the seams ornamented with diver *yogis, with titer through the early part of last month has enabled his long reign. . a •. short sleeves confined with silver armlets ; pearl necklace Ind ears the farmer to secure the latter harvest in a state of , Sir Wst. CCRTIS congratalatad . the Court on the rings; shoes of silk and silver° brocade. 4. Me in H . ° DR IC 511.—A petticoat of French tambrici the perfection almost unprecedented in any former year, unanimity which prevailed smt -the present occasion. seams let with lace; a deep rowel jacket of the same, made up and the late rains have fallen very favourably for the He was of opinion, however, that a simple bust stuck to the neck, without a collar, ornamented up the aesmo with bce, wheat . sowing.—The new wheats are of fine quality, up in the Council Chamber would belnore of an in- , and trimmed at the edge with scollop edging, made to Lit close to and rise very productive from the flail. Barley is . a stilt than a eteMplitieent 'to his Majesty. He there. the shape like R pelisse, and confined by a plain satin ribbon pinned littnit, full corn, but rather coarse in the skin ; it parts fore proposed, that instead of Bust, the word " Sta. ! round the waist. Coral necklace and bracelets ; a small' cap of .4 I muslin or lace, trimmed with a double row of edging round the *Atli its horn or beard freely, and is very productive, tue" should be inserted in the motion. ' face, above which is worn a na: row wreath of heath or barber promising to rise more than an average crop. .o.tts • Mr. W. HEWATE said, he took the opportunity of , nee , and tied under the chin with White Rath , ribbon ; shoes elf are of fine quality,.and yield well to the flail per acre expressing very briefly his 'hearty concurrence in .the ' i deep crimson or amaranth coloured kid. a full crop. Beans are of the finest quality and very Amendment of the Worthy Baronet. The question, I, •s. WAtAttso Darss.—Pelisse of Prussian blue satin, lined with anther, the front cut In the form of a stoitiacher from the abostider, Productive. Peas and vetches are remarkably free •in his opinion, was not, whether this or that bust was i the seams to iippear double. and buttoned Irons f ibs throat to this from the maggot, so destructive in dry seasons. The well or ill executed ? but whether a bust was such an , feet with biota). composed tat yellow and purple silk lattermath clovers have been well harvested, and a expression of the grateful respect of the Cent to-1 so an toeresemble . 4 heart's ease; velvet hoots, Spanish hat of ant large crop. Potatoes arid carrots a large crop, and-wards a venerable and respected Sovereign as be- I her *civet, witlrooe long, fiat ostrich feather. „, I 6. WA Littwo ion —An amber velvet pelisse, trimasedlwitis rise free from the worm or rand. Hops a partial crop e acame the di nit thewealthand the magnifice ig iy, , -' 4 ”' swanstlowe with a long white satin tippet, the pelisse buttoned ,hut of fi ne quality: ' Turnips and the brassicas do not of the first Corporation in the Empire ? Surely the i with ' raised • mail silk buttons; white satin eta:, and two small ilook so promishig aniterdid in the preceding month. Coat% would make a dist r action in the mode 'Adopted " oguicb feathers; yefow bcot:, laced with white. . . • ' • • . ......, • ' i . i THE ARMY. The Monmouth and Brecon Militia are on their mute for Plymouth garrison. The Ist West York Militia, which has been there three years, are in daily expectation of receiving a route to march to new quarters. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Wednesday se'nnihgt, the Fifeshire regiment of militia, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel DOUGLAS, was reviewed by his Excellency Major- General LESLIE, who was pleased to express his ap probation of the military appearance of the corps, and the accuracy and precision with which they perform ed their various evolutions. The new Military Work, the Royal Military Chro nicle, which was published yesterday, is really a most splendid and elegant work, and deserves the exten sive sale which, we understand, it meets : it contains an able portrait of Lord WELLINGTON, and, we be lieve, the only authentic Life of that illustrious Gene ral that has been published. In the extremely interesting and important state of our affairs in Portugal, we recommend every reader to have in his possession the Plan, on a large Scale, of that part of Portugal occupied by the British Troops : published by STOCKDALZ, junior, No. 41, Pall Mall, at the low price of 2s. 6d. It must evi dently have been taken from actual survey, and by a Military Engineer.