The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-29 00:00:00

7' l lle:lTR F. COVENT-GARDEN. The Tragedy of Climb'line wit repeated here fait sight, sad went ell very well. It Well succeeded by the Musical Farce of Rusi , a, hiCh a new Resin* presented herself, for the fir s t time, to a London audience. This young naine.'W.l understand, is B•urisxn ; she is a thin, ghile:t lore, rather above middle site. but without any pre. `tensions to grace or beauty. Her voice is soft and pleasing j but it lilts strength and compass. Blis executed her songs, however, with some taste, and was well received There was a firmness in her imanner, no often seen IP a debut yet it was perfealy feminine, and free from confidence. This Lady played, during the present season, at the Worthi n g rheatre .We fear that she does not pos. nil powers to curable her to attain a high station upon the Londun boards. The house over. wit', an elegant audience, in which mere was a f , ili apomon of females. The twine:sat the a.- tendAnce At the Fn -titre, this season, at bo early a period, is almost without exampie. Yesterday morning His hi/siesta, Princesses Anousr•. Sorns•; and AMELIA, accompaui d by the • ir•lniteAble ...fiss Estero*, Generals Ca ay %): at sits. and Praetor, aad Colonel Tay toe. rook their o_tial ride in Vie Great Park, and returned at twelve. Qustm and Princess Etta* sere took an airing to Frogosore Ledge and Gat dens . Lid LAT NG TON'S title being contd. by the de cease of that Nobleman in the West Ind , es. His hiar%st v. by the articles of Union, will of course create el new Peer of Ireland. The red ribband of the late Lord Levimoroa will, it Is said. he gi-en to kimiral Gagman. Seventeen thousand pounds is the sum given by hl4rquis• WILLULZY for Apsley House, Hyde. P.trk Coiner. The Martinis proposes to expend 4:)001. more upon the premises. %Ir. Oa sew it v. a young man of great promise, a ; each proviocial cele any, is engaged. on very ueral terms, at Covent-garden Theatre, and will -y shortly make I is dam/. ire KLi Lir, of Pall M ill , is returned to London, fr. , zit a very successful visit to Dublin, hit native city. Green Room report speaks in high terms of the Gentleman who comes forward this night at Drury.. Lne Theatre. in the part of Alms. in the Tragedy of Prearte.w.kie is said to possess great dramatic Facets. ' The Glasgow Theatre was to close on Friday last wit' the benefit of the Misses AD• Mi. A Comedy, it seems, is to be brought forward this I. :lion et Covent-Garden Theatre. from the pen of Mrs. Itteneat.o. who may certainly be ranked amongst the best Dramatizts of the present day, node the exception of Mr. SHL• IDA N. The asepsis of Tweaots.s, and the Earl of IV•LIIIGZAVII, came passengers in the Princess A/Isaiah packet, from Malta to Falmouth, last week. A new Mos cal Entertainment. by Mr. !tetra, is among the novelties to be immediately produced at Drury-itioe Theatre. Mrs. Wuter•in and Mrs. BLAND have some sweet airs allotted them. Joan Futtet, Esq. M. P. arrived yesterday at his house in Devonshire-place. from M tutting. The Earl and Countess of B A aav aloes will return, this day, to their house in Sackvillosstreet, from a visit to Lord and Ltdy Sir F. Sr•noists is espeeed to-morrow. at his house in Lowsr Brook -street, Grovesuor.squarr, from a tour roand the Sussex Coast. Lord Mattson and Lord Pott.teiorom are ap. pointed Stewards for Doncaster Races, I tsOS. Madame CATA LA NI arrived in Edinturgh on Wednesday last, and, on Saturday, her first Con cert was to be held, wider the ditedion 1 - 1 Mt. YA. Nlcevlce. Messrs. ROVZDINO. .sioastti, and 1./testes, were to lend weir assistance. Mr. Cox*, was to preside at the turteliano, and last night the second was to be held. The last arrivals at Swansea are— Majoe•General Warde, Mr. W,.10 Mt. Mrs. an.l two ••ws Parker, Mr. and two Mis.es Whiteley, &I, J. Wake whoa, Mr. ami Mrs. Wilkansoa, Mr. Jackson, Mr. and Maas Moreno, Mks Shepherd, Mas aroughtuo, Mr. a.p.l alit. 96141)*0. Mr. Maas, Mr. Rosser • &c. &c * • 643 , <-• ,i 23 The last arrivals at Searioroaeh. are— Mr. It4"sky, M.P. Crews! Grant, Mr. Butler, Mr.. ell Mae Weaker, Mr. No: r:.4, Mr. leiseas, Mt dils.l Mrs. i;r i y. Mrs Grey, Miss— Grey, Mr. awl Mrs. Peacock, and Mao Weatter.sees, Major UMW, sir. ae.l Mrs. Ker..o, Mrs. Wa:ker, Mrs. and Ms.s baesard, Mr. and Mrs IS sy, ju.i. Mr. and Mr.. Dale, Muss U. e, Mies Dale, Ksr. hrermsy, Or Sous', Mr K Ally, Mr. Wllkruesun, and 3.4881 y. Mrs Nloaera, Mrs. Pease god lamely, Mr. an d M s . Pula ' Mr R.tilardsoe, Mrs. Rousics, Mrs Mitten, Mrs. cock, Mr. Hesse., Mr. ti Smith, Mrs. Wharton, Nt,s. rs, M. Lew,., Mr. Neville, Mr Ptudsr, Mr. Pearlcy, Mr. Wszssaa, , :r. Becky as, Mr. Roberts, Mr. mad J.sal'ay, aryl Mrs. Croft, Sirs. Midterms, at. .I'ne bath Cumpar.y closed their engagement, on ishty tabu at Us.oru, with their own uenefir, and lAA slight MAbter Bast r, in the part of irorea:, commenced au engagement for three nights., to end tin Westricalay. On ihs. grand occasion, the Ma nager hope., f iat tne tr ittmg additiot. or One Shilling on each 80e AdMission, and Sixpence only to Pit aod Gallery, will be cheerfully acquseseed in. Creel/erne serroid-usseting ball e.s lliursday last was honoured wadi the must respeclable famine, tram W:lts. Sornersct, Dotter. and Devon. A greater assemblage of beauty and elegance, at one time, has never been seen in either of tae four trAlf.- ties bxfore; nearly 200 occupied the room at one trine, aratfruar torty ter hay couple danced during use who!! tithe Iscore tea. alter w.,ieh it Was re neweJ, with eslslouienal vivacity, till a la:e hour in the mulling. Oa Saturday se'nnight the annual sailing match, for the encouragement of the fishermen, given by t;tosoc kit.t.Ay Host, E.g. blember for South irrupt y. oc.•woned. a usual, a Vast concour se from the country, at.o tut mcd parties en the water Lo wuness it.e exertions i.l skid and dext..rity of the conte.tors The pr 61 prise was aotained with dish tally by .I.LARON.s., of the Sums 41A Jsiae; and list provii4 serene, and the tails wind fa vain ALL:. the cuihrasiy departed highly gratilieJ. . h WORTHING, flevremstA The wt.ather of r-verdAy bearing a pleatin?, at. pen of sereni - y, the inhtbitanti and •iut.rits were cheered by el.: eteeked sounds of tfie eccentric cryer's bell of this • place, announcing a pf,ney-rAre on the Sands, criieh wig most brilliai.tly attended. After the'eacietetased, he entertained the corn 0411Y with a true Poetic. eif usidis ; whether the author 'Was Mounted on Pepsi'', or a doilit-y, it would be hard to tt:te.rmtne ; bdt the following Loses were tie tlQbrt et 'tfie THIS 111 TO GIVE NOTICE! Unto all pon i sle Ws' way reser. Thorn rs now siding on Wasson( Beaeh ; •nd IMO oh Ayres is so rearms)... Thiry are sold fry the a realm armed woman. Turbots, brills, ne•rngs, sof s. Tht y are 4 , 1 .11. e--they an by Golfs; Swinto.pr.w.ss. and lotters-4 tell 110 StOrilt, 4 1 .sNry44Ihieflii JelitHny Darirs7 With every other 641 i that Orme. Awl es *OH 4lssdi ay' .111.11 M leibt. The evening before her departure, Lady Hamil ton gave a concert and ball at the Steyne H which was oinst elegantly attended. Her Lady ship and Madame Bianchi gave several airs and dents in a most captivating style, eqst charmed tbe rastutted be,rnr't earl, eat-wara.iag Ph:Land. The same evening Mrs. Woodman gsvd a ball at her beauniul villa at &minion. The theatre, last night. was crovded ; the attraSions were groat; Mr. Quick, Scrub; Mrs. Litchfield, A/rt. Sallen. The public are too well acqu noted with the talents and abilities or hnth these excellent pertoriners to need any com ment. %Ir. Triitter, iu rarch•r, deserves great prtise ; and the pat tit elraread, (for that night) oat by Mr. Simpson, from the Itt tg tin Cheat e, a young aekor of very great pi .mt,e, w.. 0 went through the part with ,;teat appl•use. Har;ey's Irsa4 Priest w whrmsically comic; and Stack• wood', Beier* was ticellent. Bltitili I Skrr 27. This place continues gty, as, in the intervals he tween the mowers and glints, eArriArs tiiJ horsernen are seen in all dile:lions in Lisinunable crowds, And the pedestretos are ea assert to sally out when the sun appetrt to sliine on the Steyne, and the walks on the clids. this morning a sernon was preached by the Reveread Pamir 'JUDD, at the Chapei R , yal, for the benefit of vac Msrg,tte S24.bathing infirmary. which, considering tile we•ther, was no.netou.ly at tended. Most of the F. hionanies ..t the neighbour hood were present, and old ii,tice to the eh q :once of the preacher. By the bberaltty of their d ntattvi,. a very handsome colledio3 was male. The Lsaa Marna. Dr. LAT rsosi, Surgeon Brava, 4a.1 some other warm supporters of the Canty, cal.: from London, on purpose to support toe o , ,jed of the day. His Lordship and Dr. Ls ris each held • plate. The masquerade at the Old Ship, to-morrow even ng. is cape:led to Da nomeroo.ly attended. Mtiiitiate is down here, and performs fur the last time on Tuesday. OXFORD. SPT. VG. The King his been p to present the Rev. John Pitman, Clerk, Student in Civ.l Liw, to t:.e Vicarige of Brod* Honsfittin, in the county of Omit', and diocese of Exeter, roil by the maga,. tion of the Rev. John Pitman, Clerk, 'Master of Arts. The Rev. Thomas Golighrly, M.A. of Brasenose. College, has been instituted by the Lord Bishop of Peterborough, to the Lying of !Sodas:two, in the county of Northampton, on the presentation of Thomas Golightly, Lsq. On Monday last, William Elias Taunton, Esq. Barrister at Law, Recorder ut this city. and Joan Row, Esq. of Gray's In I, were adir.ittcd honor:ay Members of the Civis Socie y. ~ rr. On Tuesday morning. tile Right Rey. the Lord Bishop of Carlisle, (Dr. Vernon), arrived here to hold a cot firmation to► his Grace the Archbishop of York. The moaning being wet, was very un a yourable for the young people, who.attended from all the so:rot' .ding neighbourhood. About Moe o'clock they began to be admitted by the South west door ix o the West end of the church, and a little after ten, the ceremony comme4ced. and con tinued until one o'clock. Tne number that received confirmation at his Lordship's bends, was 1464 boys, and 1919 girls, ia all 3383. Ihe Bishap dined the same day with the Rev. .1. H. Bromley, the Vicar of the Holy Trinity Church ; and in the evening proceeded to Beverley, where he confirmed 1799 persons on VVeJnesday ; yesterday, his Lordship would c mAt Bridling ton; this s! ay, Ay, At 5C.161%)'; t0.111. , 10w, at Whitby; and on Sunday, at Stolc•s:ey. On Tuesday se'nnight, his Lordship confirmed 2035 persons at Think; on Friday, Iti4s, at Ma!- ton; and on Saturday, 6371, at Lie Minster in York. IFORCEStER, Strr. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales and Duke of Sussex left Lord Craven's, Coombe Abbey, near Coventry, on Wednesday, and were greeted by immense multitudes, at Droitwich and other towns as they passed. and arrived, in the evening, to din ner, at Dmbersley Court, a seat of the Mat chioness of Downshire, about five miles from this city, where they were received etch every tesamany of respect, and met by many of the Nobility and gentry of the country. The Marchioness and her company cant this morning from Ombersley Court to visit the C.ty. They were received by the Wtvecestcr and two Batia:ions of the Bir mingham Volunteers, thing duty lucre, altogethe► constsiing of nearly 3000 men. They alighted at the Town Hall. where the Corporation, Clergy, and others, were presented to the Prince. The Party partook of a sumptuous repist, provided by the Crirplration, and atter viewing the Cathedral, mann fadories, kc. returned to Chubersley Court to din ner, highly gratified by the distiflguished attentian shewn to them by the City and Voinnteers, and an immense concourse of people assembled here on the occasion ; the Prince, with hi. usual goodness of heart and humane benevolence, haring previously ordered donations to be made to the dile:eat chari ties, and to the poor. r.. A +e` •.. Z . r.r -.• ••• + ...en.- 4r4 115 '. - 1' ' ' 4 l l oltdbt!t. )TINTS Air 1 ' • ' 1RELANn......11 Llll "0 . '`l 't'lltrtibll . n.,, ••11 - : • ....--......—.. Li liElittt, /ht. lit On Sunday. eternises), St -p te. i PiclgslU, 4 1 11 , gh Sheriff hf this county. arrived here inxina I4ut. lin, awl at ten o'clnt•tt on tit at wen, set Out with detachment of the sth D:ag.ton Lirsiards. and !Loured canons parts of th:s cou..ty, from Caltirs“ . 4.lsh t B.sllyneety, Ballynegard. Six-inile-bridge. Gle nogra, Fedamnre, Minister, and ietvn g d by Ilal• lycchane, and Friarstown ; traces-of thoie misguided wretches who have lately disturbed the peacessf t,.is county were found in many places ; various hou eb, from which large p arr i es h a d, i n the corer of a kw preceding nights, taken arm., saddles. bridles, or horses, were 111111. d, and a variety of informants! , collected respeting them, their cmdislt, iyst tn. route, &c. One person discovered, .0 ider the paw • auspicious eireurnstanczy, aril found wounded. at a distance of 12 miles from his place of 411 , a1e, Cen- ' coolish, where a few nights previously Captain Frend's patrole attack -1 a body of those deluded men, was brought into town, an 1 yesterday under went an ex 'riffled us, in p-esenze of the Hon JAI, Massey, and Capt. Frend. Atter traversing ah‘m• SO miles. the Htgh Sheriff an' par!y rcuts; , '.l .t six o'cl ,ck on Monday morning. We have little dins: but thai a system of similar ativity and energy wr.uld in a short time put an end to those noejurnal meetings. Yesterday, a very numerous meeting of the Noblemen, Gentlemen, Magistrates, and other Gen tlemen of this city and cuu ty, was convened at the Exchange, in consequence of a kuer from the Under Secretary of his Brace the Lord Liestenint, to Sir Richard liarte, cur Chief Mogistra:c at which the utmost vigiiir and exertion to su,spres: the present nightly depredations were determin,d upon, and the following Resolutions were aJupted : Resoleed.wThot we held it indispensable not to tomi any time in eroprerain g dui,* d-eirders, and that we &dip our. selves c •Ilectiv.,ly and inditiduAlly toad I n the mint clcc:ual means for that purpose. Resoleed-e•Toet all persons within the county and liiierties ef the city of Limerick, who ih .11 neglect to reglet.r their arms paranoia to the p nv•sees• of is A. Ai be prevent im proper perm.,. fr om lisrd:g ar .e $ I Itel•fir • • 4.1 t 0.., proceed el acal..st w t't 'us ntm Of rigour ' • and Out st the pr. , r.t.on • i t .. • t.: hill net be found sulllcient to restore the ~..are of this minty. that the " I ;su , reetiort Ate' cue hi to be et, forced in viol parts of It u she:! continue to be iLeurbect. Som. other litsolutions were also adopt-. 1 at the same time, but they are merely formal. We war , . happy to see so respeCtable, so numerous, an 1 so unanimous a mrteting, upon a question essen tial to the well-heinq of our equity. 'Cne High 3 . ieritf's even and impartial eondua is the c h ar, give general satistaion. Th• Meeti,g was attended by— Tne L .rd Chief Bimn O'Grady, lAA, X 1941 y an l 1 . 1 Ana, the two C. unty ‘l.!mbere, the Hon John Nut y, S r Ktelt.l,l Harte, Mews 011,f, Willer , P 3.‘syth, VG any, Mouton!, Co orers, Row, Stod.ta,t, Wecro ,p, By er% C, k r, GraJn„ of Grange anJ Itelrno"t, Uo,d, Lake, W Las, &e are. It is a matter of pleasure to those who adm . r• Constitution in its purity, to ob.,i ve horn the Rocs lutions of the Above Meeting, a d sposition in the Mr gistrates of this 'eye table county, to comin.t the rather to its sheltering proteftion than itari jet them to a bill, intended tor a st ite of gener..l dicitf-.lion. The eriliittime I opinion of our ever to he respeltedChief Bamn, had its due weight in check ing the tew objeeions that were, against the system of *tumid policy and moderation, adopted. B our opinions as ihPy may, on the prr•virons of those Bibs so I .t-1y to the ordeal of public inve,tigation, we should apprehend it, in the proseht a:mance. would be applying a perpetual blister to renwoy humouts, curable by the more genuine and lenicia provistms of the commln law. The wretches who have hitherto disturbed the public peace, and committed outrages in the neighb.mr hoof of this city, will, we trust, appreciate tht mild cleci•ion of yesterday, otherwise they w:11 hod the strong arm of the law lifted against their guilty heads. nont.tx. serfs V. The High Sheriff of the County of Ketry, has, in pursuance of a requisition from szyer4l resin:fable Freelolsfers of that County, c4ll-d a meeting for the purpose of petitioning Parliament on the tubj:ft of Tythes. _ _ Wednesday last, Vice-Admiral Brawn arrived in Tralee. on a our to incpe.:l the Sea Fencibles of the Southern lli.trid of Ireland. In the evening the Admiral proceeded for Killarney to view the beau ties of the Lake. The Earl of CHATHAM will shortly pay a visit of inspeaion to the islands of Guernsey and Jersey, of his Lordship has recently been appointed Governor. in the room of the Marquis fowaatastn. deceased. The Ald3ros4 schooner, with the Thor9,CAßTen; Alery opal tits.bet.. 4 . SI EPHLIgi ; Isabdia, Hall LY ; Sca , thinrsv 11, GRAY ; Jaccers, Gscraos ; Castle., --; P"nerm MeT7,--.; and a fleet from P.n.- tugal, are arrived at Por;smooth. ' APPOINTSIEREs.—Capt. CAr►aet.t., to the Tri. teat; Capt. AIATfON, to command the prison ships at Plymouth; Capt. C. OTTER, to the Pr:serpre e; Sept. Haucastr, to the Danish frigate Fred,rirks- Viern: Capt. II a Ala, to the Barrecosta; Capt. J. DOUGLAS, of Potties, to the Eclipse. In our Paper of Saturday, we accnunted, by a reference to Pidcock's •' Office for Foreign Affairs," Exeter 'Change, Strand, f.r the er•r.iordinary re p .rt of a change in the Foreign Office, in Downing street. We are indebt:d to %he Cosner, of l.st night, one of 'hose very Journals that lent its aid to that propagation of that report, for the lollowMg anecdote, in corroboration of our account •' During the discursian with Spain, relative to Nnatka Sound, Mr. Pitt." says The COYFICT, " met a Nobleman in the Park, who bad sigual.sed him self in several Embassies, but who was much sub jed to the g iut. Mr. Pitt made the c .1 inquiries about his nealrh, and was inform .d that tae gout was stilt flying about him. and ct old not be settied in the extrentities.—Mr. Pitt, with an air of con cern n itur tl upon the occasion, expressed his sorrow that it could not be settled. These expressions were overlieeid--they new like lightnii.g —sorry that it could not b.a settled f Of course, these words could only relate to the &sour with Spain War was considered as inevitable. and Mr. Pitt had the misfortune, by these unlucky expressi.:na, producing ass iamb/draw and considerable depression an the Funds.", : , a t e .. ~. _"~ ~~. A .71513311 lII' THENRIP — SFIERIFPf. • •-- • At twelve o'clock v t‘ri .lay ' , se sn M Wag, in his state earrtlia r , preee led by t ,e Ci y O.h et went in pr ce m to Go idls•li, .trended fry , i,e I to iha.ff. in their state cirri „les. to the e iu swearing the new Sherd.. walo came to G., , i , ,hall at one o'clock, in their eiega It • eel ant* c.‘ I - ages, preceded by two bands of mus c. and in, n bearing flags oelL•og , .g Lo the ere' and 1.) , • • r'gr ' Conyany W.l .-n the Sher fro .were leaesrg their carriages. the bands played Gw! Sa;.. tow K me. 41r. PAIILLtreS earri.sge is a 11 sy n•st br.t , chariot. with 4 1s se• all round; the body of die carriage is proved a e - s, crimson, with a i.e'. got I and witite p • eke d wi.:l mega it Ma pi4:1:111111, .nos; CU is et cottr.d. rept- sr. gittig I the stern of a 5.,,p, nn w ,c , is Commieres, etiti roue small figures, r-pres nti . 4 the f ,or qu r. ors of the glow. an•i a larger fig ire, sen , ..ng the Cite t i I.e..dam ; the hidirner-chic 1 14 yet y gptertJaJ ;itis a ion crimson v ;vet ipe• y. ov, r an orange er 'unit witfl she s.i ys aims, ell.- brotdeted in go on the drapery t I.lr C•orlage 11.• draws by, two ot au.t:tit h.ack Arabian heroes, richiy cipir:soned w ie • ,t le •t •nneitroseti ; the set 'onto' beery i> orange, wit i broads leer tare, large coched hits, wah orange reitner. room!, and orange cncititi-s, edged Mat/ sov-r fringe. . 4 1r. ':;44 I I s's carriage was also very mu:h idoured ; rare ho.'y of the carriage it of gold, eotAlecie.l t• 4 fancy border, and rweialkois on the poi!, I horses were decor:A.ll wito trsintrts o. crini on .14 • white rinbnos; the scream' lives -a were Iv: te e trimmed with gold lace. cocked nits, 4OJ tri,rie. and liwge nosegay. There WAS a 'rent con. mid of people colleted rral t 'he e tr/ ;3 4 The a st, facial al, of the new Sheriff.. lnur.eT stely &Lev their being sworn in. was to is...a unt:s..is to the Headboioug..s 44.4 COlift.bizr th•ou s biet the cou. , ty, rf their determination to came: t: e penalties of the law against those who shad tail to MA. complete and corned lists of the Fs • eholle-s. The difficulties of rnak ng up Juries from , to plows lists are well kin an. and it is nearly 3 , 1 y.a:s sine: they underwent any considerable ret-rrnstina. PO LACt. itow-avaget. To prevent a reperi•inn - f the disgracer"! tumults th.it have lately taken play: i s.. G elVa Sunday, amon7 the lower sort of Iri.h, Mr. Aria°. the CM-4 isisp.rrate, direeled a party of the Litl.4%. Street : ' atrole add Constables to be in waiting thee. no Sunday ; and ail Jerstoding thu a number cif Irishme Y. with bludgeon,, were co Iret og in that neighbourhood, he went there himself, attended be the Hizh Constable of H ilburn davi-don, and prevented any riot taking place, tho' the disp sat, 'a id tie parses to m•s: ief was evidea". as 11.)st of taern were armed with Sludgeona. Tnir. teen of them who 'hewed a retraft x y spirit whet desired cm c parr, and most of wnorn wad blui geoas, were tale-ri into costal'', and yesterday ex. a nine! be• - ,?e Mr. Rsao, wen it appearing that tney came .o Sr. Giles's tram Dvtf .rd and Debar pke .n order to fight asith trio.e .it the former oldce. rev •r4i ~f the roost 451, were s-nt on board the TeriJer, and the others brderel t r tial bail fur tO:i, good hehavi .at. Ge.rge Feltner, a let . er-sorter. belonging to the Ge:...n..11 Pala-Office, was er-exam ned, aid u;4 committed for trial, oh a e'l4 • C' of eteal.as a Molt-nom of 401. ottt of a letter, woici bad corns into his pos.es.ion id the course of his empl y• merit. and Joke iersyn WAS •d lir trial. for rec.iving the sam-, k-.awing it to nave '-een so stn!-n, lho-d ',cruse .v,ts fircluelt Isei.sre O. hir 14hton. one of she hurse.patrole, caw' ed ray Ja lies Fenn, of Ei t ;eware, with roaSing sArp on the highway, at tJgeware It aperrar-d t Feast was corning acroas a 6e)..1 (ruin Haire to EJ,tew2ra, sal the Pra.oner and another man came behind Isms, and knocked him down ; that the Prisimer h Id him down, while the other man raf1...1 his poems of SI. !Ss. and then went away. Fenn swore p isaturyly to the Prisoner, who was committed for further es. amination. His MAJZSTY has been graciously please!, by letters patent passed under the Great Seal of I relanJ, to promote the Honourable and it_verend Teo. s Sr. Lava coca, 1) D. Dan of Cork, to the Sas op- Tie of Cork and Hos% is the room of Dator JoaN Geo St l l l,ool Ths (commonly called L .rd Joi.ta Dunes lIIIRESTORD4 translated to the Bi.hoprick ofßaphoe. The Intrepid is ordered to be fitted out at Ports. mouth, for Chinlel Wednesday, as Mr. PAULL, son of Mr. PAULL. Of CSSLIC-CNTI, aged about Is, was fis:lirig tl•ey risir Frome, at West Stafford, near Dorcntster, ho fell into the river, and was drowned. We are concerned to state •hat Mrs. Siesta. of Sitadmore, on her road to Carmathen. lag' week, fell Irom her horse, and unfortunately broke her leg: it was witii great difficulty that she previnterf a cart from going over her, which was passing Ag the moment. Mrs. St is now under cbirurgis est cars at Carmarthen, and is getting better. An accident of a very c.riou, nature had ne irly happener: at Temby," few days since. A party Irma that town went on board a ship to see the laun of a vessel • but a young lady, Miss Ct..% alt. .•1 Southend, Worcestershire. was by some a..c den; precipitated into the sea as she ascended the side yf the vessel: she sunk twice, and must inevitably have perished, had not Colonel BLAND, who was of the party, plunged into the water and supported her watt boats came to their assist ince. The. young lady received no material injury, and tha worthy Colonel thus saved her from a watery grave. Saturday se'nnight 6371 young males, and 3465 females, from the of Ynrk and its Neskibuurhood (en respeaive Minister.) went to the Cat they received the benefit of Confirma. higat Rev. the L .rd ISislinp ul Cailis NO.. rr , e lett:ales were generally }teat propriety and neatness. ant deem ism prevailed. His 1•040 young persons of both s. day. and 1640 at Mahon on Sandav se'nniglit his Lordship *id II Deacons at Os Charch troy is York. ung persons. •is. 2::03 rt the several Parishes ood (*needed by their • the Cniiedral. *hero :onfirmaints Itom the ul Carli,k , (Dr. V :enerally 41, eased ot h And the UtITIO.I Or ti-r Lord•h.p co.;11. mast les At rhlllllll 00 1 . 11 o Friday 144. A. d ip Ad ordaieed I S rtirpro of dt. lesehael4eate•