The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1815-10-10 00:00:00

h remain in abeyance until recognised Ly Me Royal aut!:ority, the deputies assembled in their individual capac•ty can exercise the privilege of noluimiting comodittecs of inquiry, invested with judicial powers highly important, and almost dts crrtiunary, awl if such nomination lee considered valid, it is imposaible to declare how far the Royal meat is necessary to their sitting ; for who can ascertain the limits of their power, or separate the &wk. where privilege mingles with prerogative ? Very *tittle iin.vaivenience could have resulted from deferring thieve alonvituttions until after the regular commencenient of their session. The Maria Papers dwell on the magnificent pre parations usaki7a4 for the important ceremony of the o.ti•lunL of the blzionsurp. It aill In ii.l•trril in t ill, all the effect of reli 4 imis poen!), mid tiw scaled. dour of a theatrical spectacle, calculated to make a atreatg impression nis the minds of a gay, lively, and volatile people. Paris will undoubtedly, leer that '.lisle day, be perfectly loyal, awl while the million see gratified with this appeal to the tenses, the re flectiag few will hail it as the consecratime of* new A unt!', dedicated to liberty, and constapeently to happi The King of PRUSSIA IMS not left PMTS. His is drawing his Cronus round that City, • ::ere he nil! remain at least mail the meetiog of eiimilecrs. The Empei or of Itc”tk, on his theme!' France, was received every where br thv miluliitants us the a God of their idolatry.“ Tar Ilia i ;lia , llllloll, ALEXANDER ! tiee friend of 111 , 4 }its ! were the titles with which their lavish gratitude killed him. They lorgot for Wilt all the it sufferings, or only remembered theni tee thaak Min whom they have been taught to con soler:is their protector. But the marked energy al l iehdi,.l:ie t zilislitse this feeling of the people in fa sour of nee Emperor, is the exact measure of the hatred they hear towards the other Allied Powters, sod abide the y eau express only by this contrast. I lid &apposed nweleratioo had given him a coniluteative merit, which Cie lesople, ever in extremes, made ale relate. fu this they have been eneornaged by their stAtesinen, who knowing that ltussia is naturally interested iii supporting France as a coneiterpoi-e to Austiia, endeavour to confirm AE ase a N DLn in this sentiment by flattering his vanity. The people ail! net remember that their idol ent Only sup ported Ile original measures of hostility agaiiist their country, bit stiectioned every subsequent prseeeveliiig, and that if any difference exi-ts he tNetu him the other Allies it is this, that they have the holiest manholes', to avow their tneasteres, whir tee court a hollow popularity, clod, VIM he obtained only by disc'''• g his tallier sentiments, mid thereby acktioaleile,risig his vocalatiog we:Aurae'. or by concealing his inten tions wader the veil of hypocrisy. 'Via. Cormorant store ship went out of Plymouth harbour on Friday, and will told, wiwn the Wlnil proves fair, for St. Helena, with stores. Captain Poitirrowsar, the idlicer so much attached to lienAeanTr, bas obtained ;permission to join lino, mid goy:: out in the Cormorant. Ile ivas warned on IVeilimadig last. on board the St. Georfze, to a French Lady. who lot- 1 " en in that or .41111111111•14u1 for wont. tilllt but who is nut to accoutring him. Oinntom opened at 9 premium last morning, niol at wile o'clock it rww to 10{. Tlw utcrrrot■rua l" het that the Treay with Frame has 'wen tinally c.+urludrd, it aa►+gned as cause for this improved state of the Funds. The following is given in a Paper of yesterday as an extract from a private letter, dater! Paris. Oct. 4. Isls:—"The great Personage alluded to in a i•o,a• Im Paper of this day, or, having been ohli~rrl to • f1,•.1 Ins retreat from the King's box at the Thema lie Faint last night, is the Duke of WELt.t ?taloa. —O a his entrance, he was &dated with the cry of , Hurt Ile la logic!' which was continued with so north violmoace. MA to induce the Duke to withdraw; tie offensive circumstance being the occupation of flirt particular box. The Duke quitted I'a►is this morning in a travelling coach mad six for Dijon." A general meeting of the Adult Institution at Great :Marlow was heid on the :Midi of last month Wycombe. The town-hall of that place may on other occasions have been as full ; hut never we believe did its inhaisitasits witness SO tpltoolitl min worrinillage of milk, fortune, talents, local stat• and eminence brought together for a benevolent amid patriotic purpose. laird GRENVI took the chair about one o'clock. and near him were ranger!, lor•Is llostos and CARRINGTON, the C tesa of OaL 3tl y. Lord marl Lade Ilawaftnitie, 1n• .1. litafs, Cart. Smr t! , .Tvr, Bart. Lolly ( 'aallt!GTull, the Also- Sat ins, Sec. &c. &c.— Some members of the Southwark Adult lautilutioss *ir understand were also present, and some excel lent speeches detailed the progresaive decrease of comes iu proportion as the Iseimmtfits of religious education were more generally diffused among the lower orders. Oa Saturday hot two spirited horses belonging to Cal.taill STOTHERT, of Caren, having hero in e umnaliagalale in passim{ through a crowd collected imund a quantity of earthen-ware exhibited for sale inCmstle-staff, Dun►fries, after destroying not a hide .if that frail material, threw down and train pled apou a pour nonfat) of the name ol• I if)oo, "It her bead amid bruised her chest so severely, that, mm Sturdily mo 000 i i mg, she expired. It iw but justice to 5.j. that to; blictor whatever attaches to time groom. Captain STOTII FAT, on bring informed of the fatal event, risitt•d the afflicted widower of the deceased (aTlay tabour:Tin English-street), and after having offered him ail the commlation in his power, pre-. sem ted him with 201. sorkt promised to take him sell anal his three motherless childreu under Ins proteotion anti patronage. tt . t . 0 , 7,e,-ictev---!4 • a , • PASN/ONABLE AR/IMILS and DEPARTURES. ARRIVAL'', The Dnlze of Norrtinc, at his house in St Janieles-sqnare, hoes hi, •cat, flume Lary, lierrforil. Lola at hiv house in Stailbore-street, May fair. fruni Paris. Cord and Lady Grantham, at their luMse in St. James's• square., front their seat, tVeut COWYS, I.lc. Wi4 Sir Waltur Farquhar, Bart at his huutie ion Comlnit-street, front Cheltenham. Per. Mr. Calwi II and fantily, at reddish 's Hotel, Jennyn street, from sit from. Mr. Playfoir, at ditto, from Ixostoo. 111 r. and Mrs. Allan and Miss Allan, at Blake's lintel, Jermsn-stieet, loon "Wei lea. Mr. Unwiii, at Long's Motel, I;mA-street, from his seat In Bork'. The Earl of Giofort, at Batts' lintel, Dover-street, from, Paris. Mr. and the Hun. Mrs. Henry Hamilton, ■t ditto, from Paris. ailehrist, at Nerors lintel, Clifford-street, Bond street. from bbnboizli. Mr. Thump-on, at do. (non du. Lard elanbinnme, at Salisbury House, Arlington-street, front Hatfield, Herta. DEPAit'll.7lt ES. The Duke of fkronehine, frum Devonehire 11041 Se, to his it at, (:b•tßaortit. Col !Vailland, from Warren'v Hotel, fliseleowitreet, It. J•iniNa-synitre, to join his regiment the 31.1. in Paris. Tioi.l NIA La*ly Milhnurno. fr their home, in White hall. in 1740 Comper'444in, The Archhish.gi of Cantiviierj, from Lambeth Palace, to his seat. A.lllineton Park. 1 .14 ,1 Y I..irws (rem her lonise in St. lames's-square, to her sent in Beane/tallier. The Dotioneuhie Thomas Foley, M.P. from Jordan's Hotel, St JaMes's-slreet, to Wilidio.r. 3. Ihit.hriek, r.q . . from .10. to do. Sir Mellor.] Vauchau, Bart. from Reddish's Hotel, Jo-- tmo-strett, to Paris Si. H. 1). Ilainiitm, Bart. from Blake's Hotel, de. vnym street, to i'its is. The Hon. Bohn Cathcart. from ditto. to ditto. Duff, from Buil.. Hotel, I/over-street, to Paris. Mr. Russell, trooa alit to. to ditto. Sir Robert :out 1.a.1v Wilmot and family, from the St. Pcteisttur;ll note!, Dover-street,to Brousels. The Tar) and Countess COW PER set ofryestertlity front th c ir srat, l'att,tioger, I leas, on a vimt to the Doke of DEVONSHIRE, at his beat, Chatsworth, Sir III:NIIT lIAIXORD, 1):1S Irrt 11 . 11 seat, hear E. 4150111, Leicebteri.hire. Til* l USil N M nAstA non awl the Ciiiinteis t:v N It'll tf /W 11 yesterday, on a visit to the Duke ul Dt.voNsmitt., at his seat Chatsworth, Derby shire. Mr. and Lads• CAnot.Oie. LAMBE arrived yester day morning• at their fattier's, Lord MELBoURNE's house, front Paris. • lion. Colonel I►t►ssoNßT left his father's. the Earl of nEsßoßout:Wp house, to Caveodish-squat.e. eslerday, for Chatsworth. 011 U visit to the Duke DEvoNsiiter.. Alitrehinne.s of CAMDF.N is expected in town this day, f her seat, the Wildernesa, in krtlt. The Duke or DEVONSHIRP. has invited a large inirty of tf,f.ngnished Ittelsionsible. to his seat. WhiHi is to he a scene of great fes tivity for t.tx weekv. The Earl and l'onntess of Bystennovatt enter tained Mr. and 1.100 (7Autd.tst lakint. 111 r. Wm. 1..t3i DE, and a party of lasitionahaes to dinner yes terday, ;It Iheirhou,ein Cavendish-squaw. The Duchess of 01MTANS entertained a party of fashionable:. to d . er yosterday. ut her seat at Twickeniontn. It is a singular fart, that in the late intestigation which took place betiwe the worthy Bench of Ma wm.tratri, at Greenwich, respecting WILSON. the pedestrian, that the only slagistntte who was Good enougl: did not attend. Wr Ottelerlltllld that AVAI.TER. Scow, Es 4 ar riled at the mansion of J. 11. S. MouitlTT, M.P. of ilokeby Park, in Yorkshire, on Thurs day %eels, on his return fron► Waterloo. Earl mid Countess FITZWILLIAM intend leaving their seat, Wentworth (louse, Yorkshire s in a few dave, for Milton, Nortlatiaptoinhire. Not% itle•tinaling the co mita which have beeu made on the harshness with which Vrrt.sok was treated by the limbs of the law, it cannot be denied that a Constable proved to be his hest friend. Mr. Mrs. and the Miases Asnc, performed in a Concert at Limerick on Thursday last. Mirs O'Nitti, will c lade her emmgemeitt thi4 at the Brighttai Theatre, in the character of ho,',e/ht, f.r laer mwn heoetir. Mr. KEAN will to-morrow. at the twine l'heAtre, an en ..;‘,resiwiit of four succest.ive nights in the character of Skylark. 11,t• v tsoN performincr, with much patron. nze um! aplitatist with Mr. THORNTON'S company at Reading. We ender. tend that considerable alterations are making in the stage department of the Edinburgh Theatre, torevious to the commencement of the winter srason, under the management of Mrs. HENRY SUWON& The Earl of Ito!Enzaar lately culled together his tenants on the estate of Oehiltree, Linlithgow shire, to his Lordship's sent of Dslmeny Park, where they ,sartook elf a plentiful entertainment pro videll by their landlord. Before dismissing them, his Lordship redared their rents full• , 2,i) per cetut. oil account of the present moderate state of the markets, A kind of fly has made its appearance in East I ,othiati, of the niost troublesome and di s tre ss i ng ever seen or felt, perhaps, since flies were appointed to vex mid torment the Egyptians. It is particularly annoying to horses, and has, in diflerent instances, made them set off he the terror of their stings ; and one pair, in I:articular, to rim away with the cart till it was ila:slied to pieces. Their sting is even very sensibily felt throng!' thread or even worsted stockings, or thin gloves. iwArA4t • ••-• . Lerete Vorry 'arm performed last night, fiir the fourth time this st4soo, and Mrs. MARDYN, th e fourth time, liiistaititql the diameter or Aurelia fler performance was accompanied throtighout by the decided approlintion of nu over linwiii., midi...lice. We it'lve itlrewly given our opi nion of her powers, as fir as they have developed them:eke:, in thisiairt—the favour of the public has enuntelianced that opinion. She has certainly contrived to give the character it broader, ;mil therecore a more popnlar cast, Vein i..eeins to hate been iiiteitiled by the poet; but it remains br he considered whether such deviatinus are Without going lotto this qiwstion a*, present, %Ai. %hull merely observe, that ilmf./iir is the daughter of a Harms. aunt that her eiliicatirin eorrespimil, with her raiik—Mrs. fl..lotiftsTott played i t ac cordingly. Mrs. MA any N has au air of bold levity into the features, that takes more quickly, though it will not hem In bit ex:unined to closely. We are anxious to ta.e her ui some oilier piece, where Natwe has lire,' more happily con sulted than in the Getinaii School. COVENT-0 A ADEN. The two-art opera of John of Parit , was last night performed. Miss unit es spite:ire:l, for the first time, as the PrisO•esti?! Navarre. She sang exquisitely well—mid ,vas loudly applauded, when ever oremmit ss:as offered for the display of her vocal talents. Rot in the delivery of the text she was not xtuTcsslitl ; her lisp, which, in the execution of recitation, was not perceptible, is too strong; to give any hopes of her succeeding in the lit teranee of prose dialogue.—Mr. TOKELY, fur the first time, supported the part of l'odrigo Potts, a character formerly sustained by Mr. Lis- TON. Lie played it in a ve-y different style from his predecetator--the one was all gravity, the other is all levity ; anti each , hr the exertion of comic humour, tieing!' of a different siteries, highly aantse,l the tiathe.iee. t ir..loNrts supported the part of Joint of Paris, svith Much spirit. BRIOH7T)N, OCT. 9. The benefit which the town derives from the serenity of the ws•ather, at this autumnal Km& iii:tilifest by the .veiiiiit prnotcnadrs 1/11 the Swim.: 1,4 , i tiiithi it pi.i , • seistud, in lively grovips, neatly till the Ihlnuty and Liehluit of the Ware. We understand it will lie yet tworte time before th.• iin proycinetats at the Pavilion ate wholly completed. Our company i. improvittx in rank, tic will be ern by the following. extract rvoio last weeles list of arrivals— V.v , ctleury the Danish Aintss,.l4lllll. ftli4l !Mite; tI •5 4 : of Jerßey ; 11 of covrbtry ; ('omt,A couvrotly ; Hon. T. Covent; ; Hon. %V. Coventry; Lady tirVCII filth ; Baron Nicholai ; Lady Ilfdlonare and family; Sir %V. Houstiet ; Inily Jane Houston; Count Deoren ; Sir .1. Cifford ; Host. Mrs. Sttoilsopc ; So T. Osborne ; Hon. 3. 11.1:isiarteney; Ur. Dr Cow ill; Gi;ii.Crosby; Miss &tile); Miss ittivills; Miss Franklin, &c. &r. IL:STINGS; OCT. 7. llie p 341 week the nreiraln at :Lig place Lave been rolvoioleo and the town still presents, vionntletietr: the noltanceol period of Ilk nennon, nn extratiedielary •l Ime of 'insole noel gaiety. Tip! %%pallier, which has Veen altaat' anpr,onientr.lly fine, ham not town interrapted in its if we exe•-nt two or three days. fall of raia, wheel, in fief, the c 1.11141 01..srers that visited t he place P 1 .1 1 ,11 hilt to errate note I nweetn, and reaolimileitor oworoato around so, The fo;l..wiw.r, nr,:antontt the Intl , l arrive:. ).—. Rirritolhrizht,Fitager.thl, Marklestone,and T.n ly Cianntoun, Colonel and Mrs Turner, Miss Turner, Don. and Rev. Latntry Neville and Lady, Rev. Mr. Ma thews and Lady. Calthllll% Tonston, Citote, Gordon. 1V..1' Kritne.hi, and D. Kcanedy, Rev. J. (:. Foster and !mat-, Rev. Mr. elements and frailty, Roo. Mr. and Mrs. Ahdy, Mr/g. and Miss Hatch Alta!, sea. esidain and Mrs. Mntatly Rev. Mr. Dodges and Lady, Rev R. Collett, l l%lrs Ilarthy, Mr. 31r, and the Mis'iss Jackson, N.... and Miss Dmrn, 31r. and 31ra. D'Osley, Mr. and Mrs. Scioto, Mr. and Mrs. De Bany, Mr. 111.11/ihnot, &e. The Nlargois of Camden, with tha two Ladies Pratt, are still herr. hilt in the list of ilenartiii es we notice v ilh wzret throe of the 111111104 of the Ciirl :111.1 Countess of Ashboruhain and family, after a visit of nearly five mouths. The celebrated Problem of 1)r. PRICt, to show_ the wooderftti increase of. Motley at Compound To tem., gave rise to the establishment of our Sink itig Fund ; but it reclaims it long eerie, of years, according to that geometrical progression, to evince the great effect attributed to it: for 1/. now vest. eel will regnire 1913 years t, amount to i1.,0001. The Doctor little calculated on the discovery of a new rule of increase, which eau now effect in three seeks what his rule could not accomplish in 150. years ; and . , this any person (11111 prove by vesting t Is. *the purchase. of a Ticket, which on tbe 7th November may increase to 50,0n0/. 9 per Cent. Coesols, as on that day all the Three Prizes of and the Four Prizes of 90,000/. in the pre seat Lottery, may be drawn. On Tuoday last a dreadful accident occurred to the Subscription Coach, while rtssing furiously down hill, it few miles from Honiton. The coach moo, it. his endeavours to check the velocity of the horses, broke the rents, when the couch upset, with twehe passengers, of whom one man fractured his leg, another his collar-hone, and another (a child) was nearly killed, besides a lady, and several others, severely bruised. On Tuesday last, about five o'clock in the after noon, a most daring robbery was committed a little beyond Butley, on the turnpike road leading to Foshan, at a poor man's cottage named FLevn, who, together with his wife and children, were at work in the fields. and, on their return home, that .orate villain had entered the home by the casement of the wiitilmv, and had stolen the poor man's clothes, part of a loaf, and his wife's ring; information aas obtained, from men working oil the road, thata sailor laid been seen going along midi a bundle at his back; he was punned by th e I man mid his brother, and was met with very early the nest morning at Witney, with the bonnie and all the stolen property, nod being taken before the arr. Mr. 11YDE, a, magistrate of Oxfordshire, was by him committed to the county geol. The ring was on his finger, and could not be got otf without filing it throUgh. P s ()LICE. • • IttANcION-ROIIIII. CiIAnGI; OF EITREZZLENENT. A respectable bill-hroker was yesterday brought before Alderman tio01131MIFItt:, npun • charge Of enthezzlim: t..r proceeds of a hill of exchange f0r250/. which was intrusted to him to have it discounted. It appeared that the gruttensan yesterday in custody has prtocr, who takes au renal share in his bitsitteia, nod 11i'; o . prilliZy ar:OP, that hie planer was the person who had re. cutred the money, and he had not since seen him. Under these circumstances., upon the unclog:thin,/ that nor gen tleman actually in charge should appear again on Thin s day next. the business was deferred to that da • r: In the interim a warrant was issueJ for the apprellcurion of the • • noW-STALIT. hnUitY‘l.4 Sr. THEATRE Yesterday 77amitat etkr4 , i4 Marsh, Est(. the late Sheriff of 1419M0n 2011 Ilid(111, , P1C, 01111C:Irefl at this Office, in come giro, e of his giving au mailertaking to the Conatahla of the nigln, on Saturday. Cnvent•Gurikat winch-house, to appe ar yesterday to limo ,v 0 charge of on of the Box door keepers of briny-I : 1!, 1 heater, fee violen t); aartulti rig him. and endeaeouiring to fore.- hie we in withoat paying. John Resoka 0111Ird, 111:i, Is was flied—taker on tho O. P. aisle of the box entrance. of leriory-laue hentre. 41110.1,16 sierra. and twelve . O ' Cl o (k,Mr.. Mardi presented hituself to him to pa ss . lie Clialleogol him a ith not having 111.011 in#ii the (hat night, Which he eit•knowledged tit he true, and offered him a shilling, • which he refmed to incept, and told hiss. be must ea down staler and pay him strawy fir admission to the inoney•tater, *kirk Mr. Marsh refused to du, but endeavoured to farce bin way into the theatre; this he raided, upon wh which Mr. H. knocked Itim down; be got api, talk puraeltd - Mr. H. up slake. whim he knocked hint down a iebegsltime. A witness corrobdraod moitessed,Atril raid air. Brooks was very near : beim/eft:socked down the wink Right of stairs. Mr. 3fando, iu lei.dyfenre s said they nainieptakerahad left their stations, it being within a few minutia, of the cheat of the performance. He offered n dollar to Mr. Brooks. He acknowledged the ass:mit, mid found hail to naswcr for it at the Weatminster Se•Ai(ol.4.. Abraham Clow-der, who keeps a ehreseinionrer's shop in Toulry•st,cet,aud thee .Warris, who keeps the ittes-g enii 110111 C locos, were brllllrlit to the uglier, by 1/**, the Cul, doctor of Patrol, nodes s. .It the first to yestrratiosi of the etrteze. it was iiiimo sse sl ih re were fuotrcal•—ttisaerer it apprartsi that about Zr. o'clock nu ~anday itikht,,, a respectably luso or due name of Visorless Psi llcy, Was 1 - ctorniox house front lhilw rh.acrtersthefields, tow Camberwell, and just as he hail „IA over the slate,. of the first held. Ise wri, - Au:irked by Mr. (loader', ti ho seizwl Mel by 111 , I "ItAr4 - tripptst host wl.st he tia.l after 4 hit ltd of his, Mr. 113y..015, V/ rAu a leW Wel* On licfore bias, to come to his asoAstaitee 1; retititied, svhcii he was attacked by Ihr Pristince, l 'Pct glits who lauurked him dust is ahu , and she blow ass kit en stab so touch siulciaa., that it kituek.- ell our of his Is out huh out. 'llse wily defence the Prisoners .hail to make was, that they had irvn thinking a grunt deal of punch. at the Grey hound, at Dulwich, aiitl tlicit• conduct was eiwiii3 to a anger which they had Isitt Sir N. (o %r observed that tliei'r comfort 'tame very near a hights ay rdtherys-the demand mion Mr alley , to know wham he heal gm. was very like demanding his ~,,, nry ; lotwelee. he conside-red them to lye committed a t (lar iat; a n d viultitt assault, four fOihirs• aft, r it Wit, dark, he • bl Id therefore hind the parties weir lu prosecute theist. A Jew, who keeps too sale shoos in llolprelhstrcet, is the Strand, was charged with defrauding at poor sailor of 235. lay ingriatiliz n Iwo him a (I:firma jacket to that which he 1113 j plliThaSell of him. The Sailor ,tated, that the Prisoner persuaded him to go into his shop. rdthotty,h he told hint he was not iu Want of any thing, by assuring hint he would bell hint • clothes cheaper than any other data is Landon. He Maj.-mei] to the jaeket Acme him by the Prisoner, because it had not nit inside market, but he situ, his wife pireailosl oil Iwo to go to a pittilie-house rod wait while a pocket was added to it. Aftet that they ',Mee hint' the jacket tied up, whi c h th e aaa ilnr discovered afterwards tint to he the suite he had intrt•hased, lint ante of an Infisdar tidal iiy. A person watt:railed in, who •P:11.1 it was only a v slop jacket. anti a:is worth about 14s. auil fur which the jew had charged the poor sailor It :is. Ile was convicted in the amount paid far the ineket, and penalty, be he eittatoritted, but he paid tto•1, • A man ./311 140111111 W tril.nlr robbing the mule:hire Hog puhlicluinve, in the Atrutnil, where lie bad gone to sleep oa Saturliny sheets and other pi operty . A young girl was charged wills ruth'..ing a gentleman in the Strand on Saturday niglit i of a gold brooch. Tit, prisoner stein's' the charge, but tie broods 'ado found near the watch-. hawse by the watchniln,'oli IlkiliputiAnd (MCI' which the pri soner Ihni was cuwutil tea fro trial. ',Arias-Gaspers. Yesterday 'Amore radaton, of Oieduw-street. Saltreun hill, wistrinuaht tip for a SCCOIIII CNilllination, charged with converting the contents Of a pocketbook, a Welt it was said he foam, tot tlau Deptford-road, and contained about 601. in Bank-norm, to his own use. Ma. Hato utionot naval lacer, stated, that he lost his pocket-N.4u on the Heptforil-ro-ul; that it contained four 51. notes, the t 11111 l Nem of which be has, 2111 ' in small mites, a Bank post-hill tor 10/. which lie received in Port Jackivit, in New &intim Wales, and FeYVE:II other papers; the hook was a real doe, and slot that now produced ; neither is the 51. note now produced vile of the four that was in•thc arket-book. • the . hfileer, t:tated. that' he had pri vate inform:mint, that the prisomw picked map a Oneket hook, containing a autinlier ruC notes, which, instead urn& vet using he was converting to his own use, anti learning through an advertisement. itt one of the public papers., Ma. Hamilton's loss, he informed hum of the circumstance, and a warrant was obtained, anal the Prisoner's apartments were. setteehetk anal he found aboont 39t. in hanknodea, and silveri Iwside* revers) new artictraof wearing apron* and * pcielict 7 book, on whleit he tumult Hie Prisoner into ciistady ; he mkt, stated that lie cubist bring persons fiiiirsrit limit heard the Prisosei say, that be foetid a pociset-Insilu fiiil numb" and papera, that lie burned the hook anal all ,tae papers except the mite.'. order thatttie• I/bruins who liearn the Prisoner make use of thew expreftioas might attend, be was remanded for further eicanti ant 11111. A Sailor Waft . broterlit up from the watch-house. charged by a hackney cuacliniaM with taking his coach font the stand facing Somerset How*, to go to St; Cuthcritretis . fibm St. Catherine's tn. White irmier-street, front thence to St. Giles's. from St. Gilcs'A ill the ilinories, anti hick again to St. Giles s. and then ri fusing to pay him. The PriSl.lllt . r. in his defence, ui ktiowletlev.l he: (atilt— said b e was ...omi t . and spent chat he had about blot—bit. if the complainant went milli him home, he would pay him his full demand ; to which the complainant agreed, and the diurge mum4ismissed. The Comet, Cot;s4, I . lotll Surinam to I.ondon, foundered near Itermuda—erew !wed, and arrived I.land. The Elizethrth, ROUNDTDIE. from Memel to Newhaven, foundered ISIS the IFith ult.—part of cargo saved—crew arrived at Elsineur. A Gentleman attached to Agricultural pursuits, being lately in Holland, purchased from the shep herd of the Count de ROSENBERG, near the Hague, the following r cipe for curing the foot-rot in sheep, viz.—Gotd leaf three Ounces; verdigris six ounces; vitriol three ounces; burnt alum three ounces. All to he pounded and reduced to tine powder, sod af terwards to he boiled in a pound and a half of ordi nary honey. It is to he used cold, the foot to he anointed as soon as the malady is discovered, an ounce a day if it has lasted any time..-It has never been found to fail even with Merinos, so liable to that disorder, tIDSIIIPMEN OP lifE ROYAL NAV,. TO THE EDITOR or TISE BRITISH PRESS. • • SIR—A great deal hen been sail of late resin- tiog Mid s.:anonym of iii. It. Ikar ; hut, with a slight exceptiou, nalkicg at all boas been done Mr them., this interoaling ehms of. riving Officerok, «ho loom !us it Were, the g rat i'coen whicli our future oa7y is In aprokg, ran 'weer bowattit ou a reotcetalole fooling, until Jo attention he plod by the Adoliralty to their RUNS ; au y :I , tove allotiserneinlating rionit lotions 1./ admission n; p r oper, 1.111101111, send uoneo order, into Ita , tiara! service, in t ha t loan lily, Medlar; ,tio the artillery (um aceptionahly o no of the finest corps in the ituircrso-) awl other military cures. Their preseat wreck:ll .pittance of pay ia Very dem; it should, euitssipieutl:, be raised .0 ti proper stand ard; that done,.they should be permitted to draw dim' pay goal terly, Pil,l/1:14• to thin commissioned unieeno—as, ntloo else, if on a foreign ration, gad the olgewr er . frienil trot. r whose protection 1`..4 are beppros to elle; Ituw can they get their little bills, of tweilir inorrdi pr anon their relstior., dist-vented in to foreige eutnitrif ?. tit fart, 1 hare k .eras them so situated ithroad, L'oongh *l4l rows. reepeetablr run &sections in loMeatiol, who little ofretiont oit'l:ieir 51 oat Moo, nn to be abaulotely wittiont a shillir.c taint!, for their o'-knbus'or ? , or to purcluew duy title articte at f.ood. or clothing bevosoie the bore ships priartsimis, Or OK pointer's Clops,—rend not even so Ificient to Like i in. recreation of a eon mu shore, or • cu poreluisu au orange after a long salt beef nurse of roar vomiting. ; • • • %Vith rtspett their onifoiAtko it io setterallo a bqrleartne on the twine.; but wladt could -bernore beaming, &ivory iu character, End, et tic Sure time, inerfect ly ve.torcrir:,.!, Gnus a gold enibenitttical crown add anchor on the cailar 1 7 4:• %rook' certainly, in every way, be perferablo to k pot lo of dirty white cloth, whirls, &bluing,' it meow ibvn 'reg. the aid of a little chalk and the eleamtsrpows ot it blacking brush, is, nevertheless, horrilMo dcly and ' 1 cat, Sir, you' very loairobtro ?kn. out, A NAVAL OFFICER. October 0, 1815. IOytJENDS. Axcir.Ogrr.--At a connIKT nePetin held nn 117rtAffi n lirollo-.4ituo monk by Lod Viorouri. Warren t i•lieoadttl by Sir llvhert tViltiow.., Hart. ant imanidiro It• oktiited, fur the erreiims Column or 061.114 amiail.l7. iiiseritterl, y to t. the higl. 1.1. 1 / 1 111 : it fall to t the cuttlity of Attzletwy, of the i.troir conduct ..f die eill.sot , Martini: ur y, in the nortimit...le hnitlo br 4 llatertuo nod also toa/Furit ass opjairldaitY the 1.11 . er euilatio, of North Wales, to Muir their %roue of th. lichiCVenient or ibrii• ceontrym:tu. The •pp of 31,1 f. it.. was immediately siihstriLed its aid of ill s ia trietit nodertikinl. It ea+ iiiietith it to lay the fottotlatein !dere of the terhati 3foniamoiti, pni.jrctkil by the patriotic iohabite,,p. Newahbey, on tht• tlt :list. on Cie:Mill, a bitty einteit i.•••• joinitie to Critf.i i nod separated from that hop , moo I. :111 by a itariow yall, c , f. out which it starts nrheipilonsly 0, the height of nearly I,eoo feet. 11w monument will !, eithtpi cuotis atone the whole line of tile (*timberland chttit, es hell as on all the hue of t::: Euglioth road from Grammy to flug fries, and on the higher grounds in almond every pa,' Of Diisfriesslthr. At Carlisle it will be diaint:tly seen iu a line dor. . •. It r • in conterip!at:rin to erect a pillar in some eitiispicii (Jug place in the awighbourbowl eummemes mem i,t the lattileuf IVateiloo. The (i.rbellyhill hng hem' sue. ,tinted at the must prupi•r site for this numumeut. OXFORD UNIURRSI7'Y 12VTliLLfOR.VeR. triday the Rcr. Thomas Lee D.D. President of Trinity, College, haring lweo iireiriottsly °unwonted by th. 'Licht e , Rots Lord Cirenviltei, Chancellor °Hite Cuivervitv, fob% he V Cr-Chime...llpr for the ensiling year, wriv, in 61 it 1. 1111tOCIa.• :on, Reit...tell with ghat office sifter which. the Vicn-Char.- centrr twoninaed his Pro-Viec-Chancello, tlw Rev. Whittingion Landon, D.D. Provost of %Vero .iter ; the Rev. John Cole, 1).1). hit elm. of Exeter ; the D.D. Principal of Itrrowienowe C o !. ze; and the Rev. George VVilhans Hall, D.D. !darter ut CORONER A 1 sQu ssr. 'The tidlnwinß inquisit• has lately been taken by Jamea Itnrnhanr, Gent. Coroner fur Rucks, at %Vinci-are, on 1 . 1 , 'W Ili . the body of Mary Stevens., servant to the Iter. Mr. D,xior, of that intri-h, who I% tired to bed about ten o'clock on It U 4 M4ity iglit ; soon after two young inth.s, s ler a c I 1 1 ! pa11...411K the servant?. itotir to their ntcu bed.rtiotn, .I'SCni 11( . 11 a glaring titht cond. r the door, and calling out to ll.e girl and weevils( no answer,' care an alarm of tire. Mr. Dixun instantly rot tttt ing up stints, found the dour bolted, and fort, in!: urn a panne!. saw deceased prostrate on the floor, and her clothes in flame. lm. °nonionic to extinguish tl.e flames, Mr. Dixun's liaterbi were mods burnt. hit happily no part of the bed fornitore had Irked tiro. The threw-Id lan giddied about '23 boors in great agony, part of one ride mutt bream. /icing burnt 111(111 . 1Y afl —Verdict, A eridustal De‘alt. COUNTRY MA RE ET& y_ At Lewen and tlaiklinm Markets, last week, Bref and Mutton were purchased by the butchers at and under 6d. per pound. Lewes Old Clire Pair, on Monday, exhibited a t..lerable iinpply of Sheep and Lanibs, but sales were dull, and prices on the decline. Althemelt Horsham is allowed to be one of the greatret Mark,ts (or„ hastiters in Natant, it Is rixnatitable, that ota • w,•-re nimitcet days three has been hardly n cram sold. la eousequener,.the price of Cora has been nearly upon a stand a)itlt for the tat/ six months. At Coro Market, on Thursday, frond new Whets wild readily from &is. to h&c per quarter; tint ley 2t4. to lit., • pre quarter; Oats 9..95. to 275. ditto; Neese 118 s. to 40a. ditto, Tarca Std,. to 40s. ditto. nittlun, of the primest quality, I. senior at Farcham, Hants, at lid. pre lb.: which price is is agreement with the following fart, which we ace Reloaded to notice:—A rural( ir lit ing atPurbrouk, a Ica days since, offered u sheep fur sale to a botcher, who rif.ivtd to rive allot than 31,i. for it. The fn- mer thii.kiwz that um small a slim, determined to ascer. v pudit w:1111.1 %maim If it were sold, retail, al 7d. iti.—that being then .c.lier the csirront price. Ile :wenn'. inTly killed if, (Ma so sold it to his iteighbunis, and the pro this e was upwards of (AN. liridgewatcr Fuir ciummenced en Monday last. From the distressed state of the country, every article of pro duce felt a decline in price. Of nurses the slew was con !iiderahle; but good ones were not n ttttt crests and to. iie fetched even a saving price to the breeder. Cart Home were hut little in demand, and Colts of the ordinary kuid Si ere hardly priced. Cheese experienced a reduction, and the best hardly fetched 41. per hundred. An universal rum. plaint was braid on the nue hand, from the buyers, sf thin scarcity of cash, and on the part of the dealers, of the want sf drniand for the qoods offered for sale Fat beasts., and all mace stock, treat oat' eery heavily, and west numbers re. inalit unsold '1 he late Meeting of the West of England Wool Mart, et Plym.attls, was numerous and respectable, though the si•ew of samples of Wool was not so great as was expected...-. AlltellX the rornpany there were lIIIPPC growers than pur chase's; yet of the latter, a gent lemau front Leicester Nought bholotly. Th e quantity of Wool sold wax about 9'5,0001ba. at the average of 13!0. the polio,: of 16 oa. without ally I'S lowant,e whatever. This ri bolt has pour •.! vrry grit ifyillg to gioo r. ; r a roomy o err present, who hail previously odd the a Wool privately at Is. per !wood or 1S he.i.4o, tonkitoz no rali,.wonte of one putout on every hubdittl far what is called breakage. . , 1.• i I , [ • • I a e ,I , ' 1 le R ' I- I • - V t • . : ,* II l• IS 1 e . ✓ . r t I . r r t 4 1 t ~ i 1 i r • r r • • . t. . . li J i i . • 1,, . . 1 i t e. / .; • I l i • C . / 6 i 0 1 , I . , . t . 4 4 I • 7 I ) 1 ~i~