The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-04-16 00:00:00

Si MO 14 6 4 11.... 0 -„, - a, THE (11.1vE. The Earl of Drnav turned out a rice Stag, on Thiirsibis morning. The day being very hat., nod teeing his Lirr i ki,,,,; la-t hunt this season, a numerous raid of Sportairen itS , l4 no. bled by half past ten, atlton Heath, wto:re the Stag rat out, and went off in fine sink, kl , 1•01111 Hoz- h and le. Dorking. He then made fur the Suss. x rand , tossids bri;htun, after which be headed bock, u:td *as tak three on the other side of Horsh.oo, after a bard run of bre holirs and a half. Only sev.•,i 7..ntlessen were M. se veral of the horses being knocked up; one of thew dropped do•rn dead, and two others are not likely to surv:re• i t was allowed to be one of the gr.:it:tit sport of the His Lortiship took • chzise and f.iir from lsorshant to town. AIRGYLE-STR PE E I NSTI ELTION. *Mei Half Subscription, for Nrne Nieto', enus:st;rig of Fire Bitrlettas, Three Concerts, and Oise Masmarrude, sill c.,:ritneilTC on MON DAY, May g There +i9 be isu Perfuriusur:. un Easter Monday On rolOmy, the 2?th hist:i.it, a IS Skip!). r onty. Term of Sobseription—C:tat ter Srrun G maces Ladies. Six Guineaa.—.Uaniarcied Daughters, Fuur Uui are. Tne Suhrerib^ra arr hiforised that Mr.. Aghe has here pri sailed noon to aceapt an engagement far the klutiettas and Cusceets, and :hat she will make her first up r.,,ea,:ee Itoaday, Mar U. in a Grand Conceit. Thr Morel, r has alas the iiatistaerian to annou.tee to the Subscribers, 'bet be hos succeeded i.I explaining and unjust leg s inisanderstanohngwhwio has hitherto deorivial the Con certs of ;he AivistAtive of Si i taor aldi, and that iti;s favour ite Parini raer has in fOtilklllll.4lCC volunteered his nervv..e ct the next Cinletft, May 2, in which lot wiU sing a Duette with Mee. Bailing:tog.. Yesterday beiti; Good Fro:la), His 5.14/EterT, Prince:taws AUGUSTA, 61. car, a.ad SoPHI A, and the oiCAMBIUDGE, at cola:rinied uy the Coma of 1:.11;Noll, Lady A. Ci siBEKLAND. General I trza.or, MAjur Pm LE, Aud Mr. By LICELEY, rode to St. George's Chapel, IVindsor, soon after ten o'elsek, Ltd heard a sertnnn by the Rev. Dr. en,t5,30..., from the t.ll Chapter of St. Paul's Eostle to the H-br, ws, and the ttfith verse. They Aftenear.ls wedt to eroginere-imuse, where they wet lier AJESTY, *ad Pnocesseo ELIZABETH utid r,tlrt.t.t. Nis arIe.JEITY dined there. At three o'clock the 'Murat. Fasutr returned to the Palace where Her MAJESTY. the Paramsts, and the Duke of Canaan:die, dined. Etc! Gaze is ex?ected iu town the first week in May, from his seat at ilowick, iu Northumberland, where he now is arrdtiging his estates, in conse quence. of the death of his untie, the late Sir Ilr ear Gtcne, Bart. 'rite Eight Hou. Joss FOSTCII is gene no a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Ilonroitts, at Woburn-ahhey, for the Easter hobtla.s. The Earl and Countess of Maar arrived, on humbly eveuiug, at their house, in Gmsvenor square, from their seat. at the Oakes, for the season. The Ductless of MOSTItOII had a very in different /tied, and was considered last night mach the &tine as on the prerediug day. Tbe Duke of NogiTimmosoLApsa is nearly re covered from his indisposition. The Earl and Countess of Essex left town, yesterday, for Cashiobury Park, and intend to let irt. next Faturday. The Countess of Jtasav and her infant son are as well as possible. - _ Lord • STAMLty left loom Tbeireeiy morning. Aw Hull, to jllOl4, hiereottiment, the ad fAricashire. The hfarguis and Marchioness of BATH are Bone to remain with Viscount Wcestouru. at Streatham, in Starry, where hie L.ordship is very ill with the Measles. The accounts received is town, yesterday, stoned. dist be We* rather better. The Dowta;er Lodi aie>rsoh viii le a y.towu,on Monday, on a visit to the Earl sod Countess of lb.:4sex, at Cashiohury. At the is.ites at Caat:eh;tr, no the Oth Wt. IL Buut.ts.t , s, E.q. Captain of an Irish Revenue cutter, obtained a verdict of 300. damages against a M,. or "AGM MID CUTTING, for criminal conver sation with Mrs. BI7CIIAINA N. A thief was lately apprehended, every article of %hose dress entirely cousisted of things which he had stolen. The Justice, observed, that the cul prit was of a thieving habit. P.m.! Garr hoc given orders for a most superb Mu..e to he taken for him 114.iiim his return to town, where he intends supportin4 all the CO:ISe. nuence and splendour attached to the ancient house of llowtct A dud was lately fonzlit at Rio Janeim, between General C— and Captain T in conse quence of Captain T— having behaved rudely to General C----, aid said of him what did not a cord with truth. The Coneral slot Capt. T— through the body, but it did not prove fatal. The General wa. a passenger in the ship com manded by Citotain T—, and going out to join the army in Soath America, but arrived there too late. On Thursday leht, the Fellows of the Anti quari4.l Fto-ivtv, Plymouth, dosed their Indite for tha winter season, at Cumnowee, Cornmercial Imo, Old Town, where a sumptuous and elegant dinner wall serve 4 up to a numerous and respeet a!Ar pa-tv, ronigitlic of every delicacy the season could hoa,t, and genuine and choice wines. Mr. EDWARD A !Jima. of Plymouth, Merchant, presided in a very al.le manner ; the evening was spent with the iitimait iiiia -ay and good humour, daring which ',Lily ex, rlieht CJI);1 and glees were sun;;, and the followiit ruts and sentiments, given by the Pn-edetit. o. -e drank in firm hz humners:— . The king—Queen and Royal Fatallra-Primer of Wales, High Ste.rari of Plyim.uth—•alror , l 510 grave nod the Navy —Doke of York and the Arrayaiarnatinnity and Pros perity to the Fellow. of the Antiquarian Society—lteopeeted Metaory of Wilton.' Pat and Chatlea James Foia—m-Irrirnartal Altmory of laird Nriaon, and the hi are man mho fell at the battle of Trafalgar—Town and Trade of Piyatouth—aoar ani.l inii , pendent Chief Magistrate—au tt many others equally appropriate. The cotopant did nut retire I ii! a Lite hoar, when cir-h rap, e,aad hi+ aatisf,oll , ...l at the attei.tinn pail by the trod, and the manner in %%Lich the wh .o l e connurtml. Ls, r;ove. hors of the Smill-nti enil v,seo,l of tile iiijuriuus ettec": arisvig :tom the of I:tit-Petit:ll%4. which ,h-seinialtE•4 the , f this dn.-aril', (h,esi.••, h.ivo orlereil th" , I:st.-ohtiisuaisca u: that at their H0.,- IRETAVD. TRIM A:',SIZLS InUiamKelly 114 vii :!, , 11t. teal fur a robbery from the person of I )we n FA+ at tstackallen, i the 2t...1 , o.s...si:e,:ntc:r Mr. Mitchell, on his ,t,i, ny Mr. Jvigg, detrOsttl, that he, to : ;et lice tan Major Hont4oluery, and sun:t , l one to :stack allea, to pass a few da:..s to.. Chi ai.d airo to receive the rem., ei the e,tateof Lod tie. 11u the .2t;th of De-cmher, r the females had r• tired, they licarj a a.01.e of feet at the par lour &tor, which was ose.itca, airl the s-vaiit. man pushed in by two oie of whimi :lad a !thick cloth over Ins eyes. The Leo...nit t wo Caine i:ito the room, t.,cy tireil at .Ar. :ditchell and ;Ai-, Wilkinson, who sa . . next to li:iu ; the ban from cacti pistol lod; ; ed iu eke wainscot behind the uelitleinen. Two other fellows also came m armed. tine of them tire.! at Mr. M.'s eldestsini, and °nailed hi in sightly in the thigh, tile other di,char 4 ecl pisti.l full in tilt lane of ',Nor .11ontgomery ; providentially the bill had p:evionsfy fallen from the tnstul, but the Major lost lit, el it for a•`: - .'xi s eeks. cited viirltsavoiii•eu to wry. t a pi,•ol from one of tile 'art.:, in which he re....inved a vonlent blow on the head, and was knocked down. 11. ;,en lying on the thior, the robber, who had the black cloth on his face, stooped down owe to Mr. M. and took some money from his pocket. From the position of the Witne,s, and that of the mita who an robbed him, the firmer bad a full view of his face, the cloth having separated in the stooping. This prison was toe prisoner. The ?martini having taken all the property they conveniently could, departed, leavin4 part of a pistol ramrod. The %Vitne-s, on his crowexamitiabon, admitted the possibility of a ,pentois brim ‘ mistaken in the identity of another, but denied it cost,d exist in the present instance.— tie had forwarded a descri e ition of the prisoner to Justice Godfrey, in Dublin, and recognised him the moment he saw him in kilmainharu. A than, upwards tan 3 ears of age, whose family lived o.t the bounty of Mr. Mitchell, and who was the Pri.o.ter's u.sele, swore to having been present in Dul,lin when the consoiracy was formed to carry this rohhery into ea-et ; lie stated there were three besides his nephew, and that they hail each a pistol.. _ _ _ * Patrick Legget searched the Prisoner's house, and found four pistols, two of them loaded with two halls each ; the others with one ball each, kipd all primed. Amongst these pistols was one with a half stock brass mounted, and the ramrod broke,. The pistols were produced by Justice Gialrrev, ai.d on composing the broken piece of the ramrod aizki the pistil. it appeared to fit exactly. The Prisoner, in his defence, called on Mr. Wil kinson, one of the gentlemen a no was attacked, to shew he was not one of the robb s. Mr. ‘Vil kinson, however, could only say, he did not k n ow hint to be at the robbery, but added, his figure agreed with that of the person by whum Dlr. Mitchell was robhed. another Witness, an elderly woman, was pro duced, whn contradicted the Prisoner's uncle, and stated, that the Prisoner, on the day of the roliery, and for sevend days previous and subsequent was at his own house. The Jury, without hesitation, found the Primmer WARIVIC The trial of IraMaas Booth, charged with the wilful murder of his brother. John Booth the younger, of Hall End, in the parish of Wootteu Woven, in this county, took place on Friday. The Prisentr was put to the her soon after nine o'clock, and ple.ttled Not Guilty. 'firms• wi were'nuinerous, and took up a consideratile time in giving. their evidence, particu larly in the cross-examinations Lv the Counsel on the opposite side, where the Prisoner':. defence principally rested. The Privoner's Couilvel called severe! witnesses, who spoke very fivourably of his character. When his Lordship asked the prisoner what he had to ray in his defence ne replied, I tun. my Lord, as innocent of this crime ss the child un born." The Learned Judge. in summing up the evi deace, strongly reprobated a Lund-bill, which had been circulated in Brimingham, and other parts of the country, for the purpose evidently (,f prejudg ing the pri,mner, tad prejudicing the public against him. The Jury, in nhnut twenty minutes, pronounced a verdict of—Not Geary. The Prisoner, who had been much agitated at different periods of the trial, bowed moat respect fully to hi.. Lordship and the Jurv, and withdrew. A cause was tried bet witen !kir. N ICHOL•11, watch maker, of Birmingham, and Mr. Pititclos, of the same trade, at Ludlow, which, in its consegnences, may be benetirial to masters and manufacturers.— The object of the action was to reeneer damages for wilfully secreting and illegally employing the Plaintilrs anpri nticf.. who, being nearly out of his time. was of great value to his tua.ter. The rase was fully proved, with eircumst anvil. of aggravation, and the Defendant's Counsel went merely into damages. The Jconz expre..ed his warted reprobation of the DetCodant's conduct. A meeting, of rather a sharp and angry nature, areirlc itally took place, a few days since, in the I.l. , 4ll.street, Port,:nouth. Capt. G. of the Royal Marine Fvece‘, having heard that Capt. M. (of a frigate at Sditheacil had reported whut was not true of hill', touching his character both as a man and au ofiiee , ', and meeting with Capt. M. he pointedly repeated what he had heard to Capt. M. and told him, that it he had said so. lee was a liar.— The conver,ation was so loud and spirited, that it attracted the attention of persons who were pass ing hr. Capt. M. wished to withdraw into an ad- Lin, and there settle the matter. This Capt. G. refii•ed, ..aying, that he had nothing to s.•ttle carte tl.lll to rei , !at his charge of Capt. NI. having told a be. Ile then withdrew, to the Astoni,hnief.t nt mars, who d'd not ninpoiv it mould e,ale• I ,n dnierer.re i. wiiti .1!. , lit lour years when Capt. (j. Wit • Capt. M. is tLe We-t Captain NI. i, th. I t has :ti...1(1 by some of' the NefespoberA oleo wl.at they called aortic time ago—" The lielicate Euguiry.'; AVP a F 4.1 T NER3/ 61% A Seeman was preselied'i.l the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, Ktfore th,! Right !ion, the Ma.yor, the It'or.lttpful the ,Mermen, tit.- It4r. eord,r, the Sheriff., cud the Como:lnn C.ouittii of the City of London, on the 17th of ce:tra ary, Iso, twing the day apt‘ointe.l by fits Jehzy, to he ohborved asa General Fast, hy the R.ev. C. J. littilies, M. 1. Chaplaiu to the Rig!.t tlonoit ruble the Lord Niavor ; the Rev. I'rew her we; renneeed, I.y: a Vote of the Coalition C un- C;I, on the 'nth of February, to pri.it the Serniott, but he tint not, 04 in %pie IL receive the thank. of the Coinato.. Council, on set omit, we undenstAittl. of the two tot!owitt 4 :: " It might he expected, by some muting you, that I should, en this uccati-ri, tenons, in terms a horror and disgust, the earns . ; clis my rumors , ; but l shall abstaiti *OM all at. tempts to erminacb and vilify the. eo adore, ui hats atuan the evidence both of time mud farts fully picnics it is not to our er to coriect or auleuil. To liis own Master he staiideth ur fittletti—that Master, who win, in am s• to every man arciarding to Lis deeds' " 11 is settir,eut for me, th,e 61v, to sheer filet his power is mighty, and that he luis [mastic: • ilmt he %mild burl. up per ho...tcri, and kid our young taco with the Slaw.; and isli childreu amoust the ground, aim make m e ism h fasits as • prey, arid onr virgins as a .14„....11.' ho at, ri riites he hvl hitherto beat successful. Ibe most cwt., eleracits against loin hove hero hut es arum. avoid ; suit the brat appointed and best disciplated armies have us Cher drurranged his pima, uor retarded his progridi--* The crimson wing of roi.eerst has tier farmed his tear lit r•K sod the fall, devastation, and run., of lierctoto e mighty Midis, have proved the policy of his luessaies, mid the 111.0Wls• of his arms. lu the celerity of his marcht a, 'he see ms but to tow b ground ,* mid by the promptitude mid decision ebb which he executes his projects, he deli, mid linimonots all utspeditilnita.. If wirer be • cheeked w ate career, he appears like the root in the fable, to arises ith fresh energy and redoubled vigour to the renewal of the crudest. 111th this fur we are how engaged, awl upon the favourable tcrunnatiou of the narfare ' noire depends th:,s England ever hail at stake before. Nut only are we lift alone to eiclead with um aucieut enemy, but the whole of the Coutiuent of Europe is by threats Mid artifice slime toted iuto a continuations against us—.4h e on l y not i on t h a t Oppuaea a barrier to the levorweeuiug ambition of France. lu this inomeutous crisis, we should turn to our Goal, and, throwing musette' upuu his nierey, acknowledge the cry ing sins of this landomul seek pardon fur our numerous iniquities and tramign mons. And, lily ChristMi Brethren, we may wiener ourselves, that if, w ith coutr.tc hearts, we carer up our petitions to the Almighty, and calikas our sins, se shall be accepted by him and having thus :orti. tied oar soots, we shall go forth and meet one euemies ; we shall out be afield of them . r But remenitier the I-Vrd, which is greet and lirriblc, and light for cur h..titirru, our was uud our daughters, our sive', and our " L?ttPrs have bseti received from Spain, which state, that a second commotion had broken out soloing the populace at Madrid, which, after some blimdshed, was subdued. The fleet which sailed from Cork on the 29tli of February for the West Indies, was all %ell on the 15th of :larch, lying-to on the S.W. side of Ma deira, 65 sail in company. , r. .m It is reported that the expedition whiCh sailed from Bengal, under toe naval coinuiand of Rear Adruind Sir E. Pzt.t.Lvv, is destined against the remaining Dutch settleineiits in that quarter of tae globe. The troops einbuilted o► this service amount to 1800 elle( tire wen. Applications have been made to the Treasury for perruission to export rice and other provisions. little used in this country, to Portugal, for the re li4f of that unfortunate country, now labouriug under the dreadful effects of scarcity. The JamoLldafaia. aecieed.wt tlerw.ck, ported from the Clio, for Loudon. and the Lord Cran ston. for Liverpool. The Sidney (nee, which arrived at St. Helenh me the ituth t ch. from New South Waled, parsed from the Aurora off the 'North Capes, New Zoil laud. The Captain of a vessel from Holland, states. that it 5,000 French soil Danish troops have lomat their wa.. into Zealand. He states, that accordiag to the graierul understaudiag in Hoilana, the F ren• h Government had succeeded in its application•tur the use of Dudish settinen, to man their fleets, and that in consequence of thus, a body of t'ooo had actually commenced their march. The a hole of these men are stated to have volunteered for the French service. Two vessels are arrived fro:n Hayti, one at Lan caster, the other at Liverpool. By these are iu formedof thearrivalatCape Francois ;St.Domingo) ~ of the Young Roseins, Capt. GOODALL, and of his having dispo..ed of his ship to Curtl3Torift:, who, al the same time, appointedCatuJ 0013 A L L Admiral of the Haytian fleet, and his 1. irst Officer, Mr. Jon 51'0113.0CH, ?tear-Admiral. Ancspeditionapiust Jean Rebel, a fort near Cape Nicola Mole, in the possession of licvtost, was soon after prepared.- -The ships composin4 this expedition were the Young Rowing, and two schow.ers. They pro ceeded to Jean Rebel, wider the fort of which they found lying at anchor two schooners, which the Yousur Roseins prepared to engage. On the first broadsidP, one of PETION'S VeSileiS blew um; whilst preparation was making to attack the ether, a ball from a musket struck Mr. M.CuLLocst, and the meditated attack upon the fort w:ts abandoned. LLT 4 PICH iftolll !PORT ROY •1 prim. 7, tens. • - - - M Man off Jean Reuel, near Cap: Nicola Mole, se met the Voting Roseina and two seltnnners going to envy: il,e Eon at Jean Rebel. Soon after they ►e;au to fire, a sehoot•er that waist anchor was blown up close alongside the !Wye:us. She must have statiered ewe► in her nails and rigging, and from her appearance east have lost many of ►er crew—they all appealed full of Mack fellows^ I‘r ethie-day lost a Court-Martial was held on board the .Salcatior del Munclo, at Plymouth, fur the trial of Mr. Jame, Yoong, Sub-Lieutenant of the Snapper schooner, on the fallowing dial get :- Ist. Smoothing in the ralleY wits the People. ad. Allocating himself without leave derive& gale of wind, sad retnrnint iii , ante of intltxteltiOn ; and, ad. Ft.r ftking and perraitrinr; hherhcs with tine people, derogatory t., the character of an lama. _ Aft;:r a inn inve.digation of the charges, the Court adjudged Sub-Lieutenant YouNG to be severely re primanded, and he WAS reprimanded accordingly. Au outrage of a singulgr nature is reported to have been committed, a few evenings since, at Maldon, in Essex, by a party of individuals going stamp nt to an exhibition of a lecture in that town, and in that disguise assaulting and beating the Astronomical Lecturer in a very wanton and vio lent manner. Several gentlemen of the town rose in defense of the utodeuding man, and, secur ing the parties, kept then, in custody till they eltered into sufficient securities for their appear ance, to answer for this extraordinary oftent.•e in • Court of Judicature. OFFICIAL PAPERS. • - rkrzas LAID:RUE OT COMMON!. . tin Account of thiti N una:.er of Ships and Ves tell; writitli hoar ettWied i.,to, and cies: eci ou w . its, tl44 . Purt tram the tat of Jatin4gt;4oList slay uI r ebatary, in the i ears Lio.:;,•tootivaitOV, aii.l :no that rti it tuber in each IVeek ; 0,, 1 lair Coaating froth it* Foreign 'find Yrar 141., Wevk Jan. S —•• I at• ---- -ply. Ir. at 164( We.k :g an. 4 1.., • l'cb. 1.... II ra.i j i Coaster,. In- Ou:- I n I % s - I Oat •nli. wards. .r& ward& —ld —4l ...65 ...67 —.Jo Iry I 7 Wert: rod. g 'aa. S —to. S 3 - 17 sc -21 P 6 -a1 Feb. 7 • —l4 - 13 .... 40 Year Ist's. Week rudimg Jan 2 18 9 43 141 99S 143 2NB 2411 104 1 ,3 • 1 SS Se 9 S\ 30 •4 . Feb 6 --i3 33 -20 14 37 104 109 144 147 100 101 101 144 104 An Acenunt of the Exports boas Great Britaia to Denmark, front sth January, 17i8, to sth J.. unary, Until ; cilatiaguishing each year, th. real Vidue, and the Foreign Merahasdize fray the think!) Manufactures-- . 11E.AL YALCE OP EXPORTS. Yftes. Anti* - Fuseigo Total "'Nolte! awl and Co*kW Manufactores. Produce. logia• - 3' 1 9449 941 Igo 5 920 1 1 - 071,t70 (42311 41Ij ,go 4 - 354194 941 , 009 5 95093 - 964 ; 605 436,961 - 951, - 171 23v,e41 14.:,t44 -1, 84 r 7;O,t10 4,6-J20133 • 3,4.190(k.1 1,744,4.19 20A11 • 4017,4416 1,•67 ,91$1 ty..5.1,-at • , 104a1u,010 6.4,04 2047,471 19,t0 14 3,010447 143:4491 A Rea7n of the Number of Yards of Piloted and D.Fed Lotions, exported from Gnat Britain to the .I:tilted States of America, on Which the Bounty was claimed, in the YearslBo6, 1904 e aud 1907 : chstingui•hing the Porta from s hence et. rode& and the Qttaat . ity from am.* Port in each ear :Iv- • • - Name. et ifiiilPorn - • • Ill" • l i t 74"1419. Toms. Looktie.9 6 , 44 i .. 1 97 7,9990 L WIG Jail • • 5,,X-,44i 9.495,741 11,6114.134 t ,141 . 1 - j,174 - - - 11,4414 GlooguW Greesuck 743,(A0. 74.,44n 944,114 Total - 1 0 .6 , 1 ,t; t 16,7.14,4, • 17049017 A paver has just heen laid before Parhunent, in " An VIII, iat Arconut from the inspector lit were. of 14iiparts and Export.. of apinicaismis made to . ti.‹X!..usaiissionersot tie l'ustoins for per. missiaii to re-lc.d ;wads which had been slipped at the Putt of Loutlon, for exportatnio to the touti nent of E.iicape, in the ntoatiis of September sod Uctoher, 11107, with the rwasons a-sigt.ed for such applit-.tioi.s. It contains IA list of so.ttivrt ships, the hiders of which had ataiitiviiect their in tended vo)ages, and asked trove to re-land cargoes of lir,tish ina:,iitactures and produce. which hid been iv•tually shipped by tiled' for expertation, be efiV4e the rigid execution of the Deenvs of Imam int::!P it. iuywasihle for them to obtain aduaittaneir in th ports of the Continent. Parliament is now adjourned fur ten or twelve days. In looking back to the several diviaions wait h have taken !Awe in the !loose of Couatnons on the ditkrent iiiiistions that have been discussed, it appear that about One Hundred mad Eirkty Members have voted agniast Ministers. Eel SrFNel.te is exect ted at Northampton, on Monday sernii i ;lit, to trke the ceininand of the dragoons in that port of the cou n try, of which he is Colonel. ri..y arc to be on dut) the 15th, 26th, and t!7th instant. Thurbday the Arclibiehor, of Cmunutatrav held a Contirwation at Row Church of the thirteen 1.1r,.:.e, in the City of Loudest, which belong to his d A Gentleman who left Lishon en the 25th of March. informs us, thut on a minute examination of the state of the granaries, it was ascertained, that the eou.itry did not contain more than suffi cient groin for the censuinption of 14 days. It way on this cliiwovery that a depittation was allowed to wait on Admiral COTTON. The Deputies re presented to the Admiral the precise nature of the situation of the country-, and tendered him water, fresh beef, mutton, pork, vegetables, a n d w i ne , if he wouittcoment to permit the free passage into the Tagus of wheat and flour. Admiral COTTON replied, thut his squadron stood in no need of any articles of idrovision; he of ecmrse was wider no necessity of entering into an engagement with the enemies of his country—arid however much be might he disposed to avert the horrors of famine, he could not comply with the request made, without instructmns from his GovernsueLt. Many individuals .tre daily arriving in tow* to receiv.: their dividends at the bank, which fell due en tae sth instant. It may be we unriearonattle hint to such, thr.t a were trifle ;if their dividriid•, &voted to an adventure in the City Lottery. who h will Lie entirely drawn on Tue'sdav se nhigtit, may put thew in possesiiion, befai.e they return to tue country, of several very excellent bosses it. town. Nii the lied edit ens. the 110f1 41:s- as the were !ter:: :rat Sir arid )iitl. I 1,4 31SP, t t 4 hut; lout