The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-08 00:00:00

.. 3 . 6 ... ~ 1et?i,1... .1•6,_..",,15b LADY LOUISA MANN - RS"S GRAND /10U1. Tins Lady gave her first grand relit, on 'Monday night, at her elega.:t house in Pull-mall. The grand suite of apartru:Aits (of which we gave a feel description last rear) has undergone no alteration. The whole was lighted in the greatest style of ele wee ; and refreshin . eusts were served to the com pany in her Lad J sinp's usual stele of magnifi cence. There were upwards of fire hundred No bility and nisinonables present. Amongst whom were— His Royal Itirbness ttes Duke of Cambridge; Duke sad DISCIWIII De Castries ; Dwhayses of Leeds, St. Albans, Grafton, mid Dosages. Rutland; Slareliinnessre of Salis bury and Exeter ; Earls rholisondeley, Stratbinore Sefton, anil Clannish; Couiitrases Dom, CIK:1111011d - ley, Stamford, Dirrager Lansdale, 1 iaaerick , Ikhester, Galloway, Malineabore, ,fausfielrl, Bridgewater, Aylecfurd , Cardigan, Dowager lir ctinglianiabire, Barrynaome, Dirt mouth, Faseuorierg, sod Furteeeue ; Lords King, Hamil full sad Bergen& ; Ladies Ileggentini Heatbrote, Straus 'eab Madan ! Sesiesar, Shelly, Toarolesd, (keep Careen ibisb Maly , elth, King, 31. Nlsikbani, G . and E. Cee,l, Dudley sad Ward, Humt, Banks, Shelly, Fitzpatrick, and N. Cwebiliak. PC Ent?". SONNET, WIUTTIM ON ♦ rIYL NIGHT Ir ♦VTLNN. Thr silver crescent, on the hilt of night, Looks beautiful. And oft' the passing gale Passes amid the half illuntin'il isle, As if 'tone coalmine's of she charming sight, ♦ad felt, like tile, inelialtle delight. Meanwhile the mist expands its mantle pale O'er the bright bosom of the slamtieinz stream Aad the brnwo w.nvd, hruesth the nirlhow beam Grutesguely tow'ring, curio's shapes assumes; The starry bust ,holm but faintly slimes, Like distant lan.ps through intervening Blooms; And sow the gossamer, is airy loom*, Prepares her Alum wonder, to adorn The [unit's rugged; ace, the briar and the thorn. HA riz. TO Y. A. SHEE, ESQ. R.A. ON SITTING TO HIM FON A FOCTRAIT. While Weiit►sod Fashion, led by Taste, A amino that wenn/1y see, With sea to evert t►y pencil haste, How kind to proffer it to roe ! Yet, thowth I lit, no pride 1 Or impulse of a vaiu arlf.love, Dot a fsw hours from Care would steal, AM by thy various pow's , * improve. Vor all, who know thy 'writs, find The Ames Ikm, Ma PaiMmt Tie vigour of a mmudy The spirit uf u t..•eisess heart. Helmet, well alight Agee be 'rued, indeed, At whew such peters dirtet their atm, State to thy roles 'tie der-rend To give at env and Rather fame. The Earl of LISILIUCR was eeperted, yesterday, at his house, in Mansfield -street, from Ireland. The Earl and Countess of ESSEX left town, ). er terday, for Cashicibury Park. The Hon. THOMAS K !SOX, and the Hon. Mrs. Knott, gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at their house in Upper Ornsvenor-street, to the Martinis and Marchioness of Wititif Lows, the Marchioness of Dowssataa, and several other Nobility. There is to be a grand tumoral entertainment at the Abbey church, Bath, on Monday and Tuesday nest. The powerful talents of Mr. BRAMAN. Ma dame STORACE, aid Mr. BARTLEMILN, ale uu. nounced on the occasion. Mrs. Ttiosiesne gave a grand rout, on Monday sight, at her house in Grosvenor-square. The Earl of Sverote will give a grand dinner, on Saturday, at his house, in llarley-street. Mrs. FITZIUKIIIIIIT had a grand party, on Mon day night, at her house, in Tilory.street. Colonel anti Mrs. Ihmuitome left town, on Mon dac, for Eaton. Mrs. COCKILILIILL haul • grand party, on Mon day nigh% at her house, Hyde Park Cor ne r. Mr. ELLerfoll was expected to perform at the Dublin Theatre this evening. Mrs. FITAIRIBIST has announced two grand routs for the 15th sad said inst. Mrs. LITCIIIIELD M stilt performing at Liver pool ; on Monday she performed Bertha, in The Point of Heseur, to Mr. You MAI Duranstl, being the last night but oat or their engagements. Mr. MIT performed in the entertainment. Mrs. Moo meat" is expected at York, our Tues day se'nnight, when she proposes ()harming the inhabitants, for one night, in her entertainment of The Trasellers. On Friday was martial. by Special License, at St. George's Church, Ibuiever-square, the Hon. Jove GSORCIS DALNYINFLe, nephew and heir to the Earl of STAIR, to &lido AL.x x.f.m, daughter of Lady Louts* MANNERS. Vauxhall did not till en Monday night until sear mire o'clock, when numberless fashionable troupes entered, and after surveying the beauties of this terrestrial paradise, entered their boxes, and partook of the good fare, for which this place is re am:aim% ;,oxen great variety ; in one, the Ladies were wrapped in their scarlet mantles—in another, the most lovely forms were enshrined in goit.ainer drapery. The Duke and Duchess of BIIDFOAD. the Marquis mid Marchio ness Coarmattts, Lord and Lady Ponsoiiv, the Right Hon. It. B. Satainam, Mrs. Sliest- DA N. &c. &c. forored one of the most conspicuous parties of the night. All the fashion of London are expected to be visitors there this evening. The Qt'EaP . • dressing-room. at Berkeley-Castle, has been robbed of a family miuiature-picture. cr tin a plain black square frame. A reward of 10 putties. has been °tiered for the apprehension of the thief. TiIEJTRE. COVIWT-GAROZII. Mrs. 51AI-roots. hut night, took her fare well of the stage, in the part of /lore. in the Comedy of The Wander for her own benefit. —She has ever been a ain't favourite performer of the public, and never received is greater proof •,f it than the company that attended last night.— Tills lady. it it said, was introduced ow the stage by Mr. RICH. the then Manager of Covent-Garden theatre, as a represeutatii e of our gracious Queue. in a piece brought forward in r anrusoration of the precession and coronation of Their MAJESTIES. There was a rivalship between Mrs. Bat.t.sue.• and Mrs. flaw t.Ton. the IllePlllll - 21 of that day. to ill the part, which the Manager decide!!! by is Mrs. MATTocas, then Miss Mat.Es NI, in it. Shit was the original Lucinda, iii Lore is a Village; and Strains, iu Artaxer. es. Mrs. Mammas was a'most useful performer ; her Miss MaCtah• Widow Warren, and Betty Hint, will be long re membered. It ;nay with truth be said, she never appeared hilt to give pleasure. In the farewell address, which she spoke with great spirit. she stated, That she had been 58 rears on she stags, and bud never received public disapprototioss; cod now retired to make room for others of greater sbility s (Mc audience exclaimed, Never! .11e err . 1 ") and prepare herself for a journey all mor tals must take." The house rang with applause. WATERING PLACES. BRIGIITOW. JUNE 6. On Saturday, being the kith's Bi..thidai, the Royal South (;loucester lee;; went of Alilitjr was drawn up, about nine o'clock, em their Grand Pa rade, (31ar1horough Steyne), where the men were practised in various evolutions till tea, when they marched off, for Newmarket Hill, between this town and Lewes, where the Nottingham Regiment. from Lew Ca Barracks, and u party of Artillery, were to have met them in review order; but, on accoent of the falling of u heavy shower, ohm, they had proceeded about half way, they werd met by an Aid-dn-Camp, and ordered to return to this place, where they were am ain drawn up tired three collies , in honour of the day, a hiJi, fur exactness of time, would have none credit to the best disciplined corps in the kingdom. The Band played God Save the King," between each vol ley, and the men, alter giving three heaity cheer!, were dismissed to drink their Sovereigti . .s health. This evening, a Ball, in honour of His Majesty's Birth-day, will be held at the Castle; at which, Tie/Myatt the gentry in the neighbourhood, as well as the company resorting heie, we have gooil au thority for asserting, will be present. The last arrivals here are-- The Menials of Hautley ; Lord viscoast Newark ; I.ord Viscount Anson; Lord Byroa ; Rev. Dr. Drake; Mm. T. Drake, and Family ; James Webster, Dui. ' • the Hum. C.I. Morton ; Miss Ildertoa ; Desalt O'Brieu, Esq.; Rev. Dr. Baraaby, Archdeticon of Leicester • William Taconite', Esq. and Family ; Samuel Moody, LP.; William &law, Eaq. i C. R. H. Daily, Esq.; Mrs. Illiter • Major-Central Dieu; Rt.: Dr. Hesybesis; Mrs. Maresurda, sand Family; Mar. sod Forady ; Mr. Marina and Fount, ; Mr. Halmos, and Family ; Mr. Vaaderre an d Family ; Mrs. Ha miltsu ; Mr. Tibliett• ; Mrs. Beklire Mrs. Ly• ; Mrs. Bird ; Mr. Atkisson ; Mr. Stalker; Mae Bl,ckaraa ; Mrs. Nailor; Mr. and Mee. Crew; Mr. Miusball; Mr. Greta; Harry Darby, Esq. CHELTENHAM, JUNE 6. This place, at this moment, exhibits an (miimal display of 'testa and fashionable company. This flattering prospect has wit only given spirit to the well-directed zeal of the inhabitants, to afford their visitors good accom modation,but his ahio encou raged them to add every tasteful arrangement that can be devised, to promote their pleasure*, or gratify their wishes. When all are thus anxious to please the public, it might appear invidious to distinguish them by partial approbatinu ; but they all will, and do unite, in paying that just tribute of grateful acknowledgment to Mr. Thompson, for the liberal, judicious, and well-arranged distribution of his grounds. on !Montpelier, which must amply remu nerate the generous proprietor, secure to Chelten ham an increase of company, and eventually esta blish it as the first and most distinguished Sum mer Watering-place in the kingdom. The last arrivals are : James King, Esq. M. C. ; the T)uke sod Duchess of Athol ; the Earl and Cooed's. of Pembroke, Countess of Guildford, Lord and Lady Chicheater ; Sir James sod Lady Elizabeth Mositiponers, Lady Elisabeth Mathes, Lady it ich, the Misers mid Mr. Oahriroe Rich, Sir Henry Mildmay, Lady SlstrOield. the Lord Bishop of Kilmer* and family, Sir Thorium Ram say; General and Mrs Gem, General Dunne, General Tol son ; Major-General Lightburne, M:i.)tir-Gineral Gemmel! ; Colonel Mercer, Colonel Boswell, Colonel Bowen, Colonel awl Mrs. Geklie ; Lieutenant-Colonel and Me • F. Couyng lawn, Limit-Colonel Forbes, Lieet -Colooelstid Mrs. Tay. br, Limit -Colonel Patterson; Major sod the Misses Taub man, Major Wilson; Captain &midge, R. N. Mrs. and Miss Sorridge; Dr. awl Mrs. Boirryan, Dr. abodes Parry ; the Rev. Mr. Drake; Captain Kelly, Capt. Within, Captain H. Hughes, Capt. Hamilton, Captain S. George, Captain Beller ; 31r. on/ it,.. Wars., Cullom, Parker, Cede, Ray, Smith, Neale, Ridge, Frost, Spanks, Reilly, Cardea. Lau rence. lianglitun, Cietterell, Nunn, Bristow, Wood, Manisa, Moon and Mimes Mears, Hall, Mi. and the Mesas* Mena ; Mame Shute*, Smithson, Pleaderterth, Patter's., Sstaer villq White, FiSliti, Barclay, Halliday, Kurt right, Alku, William Smith, HO,llOll, Tbutwua , Haub , the. WORTHING has a great deal of good Company already ; June Rorstrasoan, Esq. M.P. is among the lam arrivals. Trusattics-WELLs is also tilling fast; Mrs. B. DAWSON and her fair daughters have left Brighton for that place. The minor Watering-Places have also tbeirshare of ri,4tars ; ROTTINGDFAN, in particular, it be coming quite gay, a number of the lodging-houses having been let within the lsat week. Indeed all the places of public resort, on the Susses coast, from Eric: to Boomm, now feel the influence of the summer. We are any to records shocking accident which happened ditriinf the conveyance to Usk of part of the hampage of the Usk Volunteer infantry, on Wednesday morning, on the road hetwext Cardif and Newport :--:11wo privates, who had the care of the b►ggage, permitted a sailor, who, it is said, was intoxicated, 1s nde in the cart, wLere he was most imprudently allowed to suioke hie pipe. They hod not proceeded far before Anne tire from the pipe was consmunicau•d to a cask of ammunition, which in stantly exploded, killed the sailer on the spot, and es dresdfullyrcorched the unfortunate soldiert, that their lives ire dopairtd of. DUBLIV, Ju?;x3. lilt Grace the Duke of Krt.ilr.lND and hit ami able Duchess intend honourinr, the Theatre stth their presence on Monday evecing next: the circle of fashion will be further graced by the presence or Lady MAItY, Lady SARAII. Lady Cik...IAGIAN A. and Lady JANE LLNOI, of that illustrious fa mily, who have recently arrived in this kingdom. Go Sundae last, their Graces the Duke and Duchess of ittctivorin attended the annual cha nty sermon for the support of the penitent females at the Asylum, in Leeson -street, when a most im pressive and feeling appeal was made to a respect able cougreigatiou, by the Rev. Dr. GR4VEg• S. F. T.C. D. after winch was collected the sum of itsol. Tim LORD CUANCILLOR. the Loan MAYOR. Lord CAVTLCCOuTC, Lord MOUNTC•SHEL. the Lord Bishop of •Ktt.t..st.or. ait Lord Massif, the eldest son of his Grace the e of Ku mum Pi were among those who collected. On Frith4 se' ght their Graces the Lord-Lieu teueut and Duchess of IR it:111110ND, and their two sons the Earl tit wawa and I) 4RN LEY. and Lord C. Lisimi. arrived it Lord C .e.T,.f:coOTlfe, front the Park. at twelve o'clock ; after being conducted by his Lordshikehroslif the principal parts of flit justly-waived t4illce, the new Custom-house, which they greatly iatuireil. they honoured their conduc tor and hi• amiable lady with their company to a breakfast, conaibting of every delicacy the season could produce. The fallowing were the select party who had the honour of partaking of thi. ele gant delesaewith the i r G races: . _ The E;arls of Lizacriek amnfallmastat Countesses of Glow dors and Westmeath ; Lora E.' Somerset, Davin, ma Jo celyn; Loofa • E. Somaset, E.+l3sAu►a:n, E Vsseeleur, Winters, Rosmoore sad Dealer airs C Vernon sea C. Ormsby; Mistresses Barg awl Seaga, and \li.. tir.ce Culunels G.erilun atad Gore; the Provost ; Messrs. hairy, Stanhope, Sketiield. (:race, Iturals. sad Sutton. After Ismilt fast. Lord CAIITLECOOTI; conducted his illustrious guest. through the principal exterior lisiddinga of the place, and the Crescent, ir. front of the Custotn-house—the dai was tine. The ar rival of their Graces was announced by a Union Fla; being hoisted on the lofty laiddinws in part o his Lorilahip's house. The Duke and Duchess left Lord Cssrt.rrooTr'. at three o'clock. GUERNSEY, .11.KE 3. • I This day was executed, purment to hie motile.. RoLert ;; r ilsvw, nlia* James Wood, a priiateni-llus Royal Volk Raw,-ers. On Sunday. the 13th of May, he entered the hon.,: of Michael Perrin, is the Vale parith, witl. an intention to plunder : met-tic; a defenceless woutau, of 73 years ol age, piousty en. gliged in devotiocia suitali:e to the Sabbath, he, in the meat deliberate manner, cut her throat with razor, and nearly severed her head from the'bbey. The hypocrisy end deception of this miscreant could only he excelled by the horrid crime for which he at, justly suffered. Immediately after his appreheasrou. he requested the assistance of a Clergyman, add intended, he his apparent contri tion, to relit( the vigilance of his luiepeft. Bid O. the-eeeeriug previous tali, execution, having lost all hope of effecting his escape, he became out rageous, and would have destroyed even the Minis ters' who (lime to instruct and console him. Vent inr his fury in terms too shocking to relate, he went to the scaffold, despising every religious ad monition, awl laughing at his awful situation ; fearless and undismayed, he was lanuched into eternity ; bidding defiance to human laws, and contemning that Divine Tribunal, before which he was about to appear, with the accumulated guilt el• life spent in the perpetration of every species of wickedness. He had heeu sentenced to death in England, but having obtained His Mujesty's par don, lie was removed from the hulks into the Royal York Rangel-lg.—He was concerned with the no torious Abersluao. whom he called hi, father, and repeatedly expressed hiodi termination to die geoe, as resolutely as his other is/societal' in villainy and murder. Yesterday the Annual Meeting of the Propri etoni of the Grand Janctioit Canal Company was held at the Crown and Anchor Tavern. • The Com pany met at 12 o'clock, when 11M. Prior.:, Esq. was called to the Chair ; the minutes of the pro ceedings of the Committee were then read and approved, and a dividend of 2 per cent. for the last half year, exclative of the property-duty, was de clared. The funds of the Cuuipany appeared in a flourishing state, and the bubiiims of the itieeting was conducted with great harmony, the propelled connection of the Union Canal aith the Grind Junction. was then agitated, and ,weitierl to eli;;a4c the attention of the meeting. A large purty sat down to an excellent dititicr at four o'clock, when a Dumber of patriotic and voinup•rcial toasts were drank, and the company were higly entertained by Meows. Legit,'[ airlor, &c. and separated well satis fied with the liminess of the day. The Harp, of Poole, is lost in the ice, at New. foundland. The John Jones, Far •N, from London, for Pen sacola, sailed fiuni the Downs on the 1 !th of Sep tember lam, and had not arrived on the .24th of 31areh. The War-Office Order, received ea Friday at Lewes, for the immediate removal of the ISt Die goou Guards, by a forced march, to )laucheeter and Stockport, has been countermanded. About one o'clock ou Saturday morning, while tht beg gage waggons were in the Barrack-yard at Lewes, to receive their loading. a counter-order arrived, confirming a route thathad been previously receiv ed tot their march into Northumberland and York shire. Had it been neeimary to hack sent them on the above Implement duty, no heavy luggage or women were to have encumbered the baggage waggon*, a nrshibition that wriuld have proved very distressing to inaoy of the soldiery' wives, which Sir Goureav Wssersa took iota consideration. and. to his credit w• locution it, gave ten pounds t o be distributed suiougst thew who stood toad in need of it. The ahoy* regiment .proteelietl from Lewes ou Saturday, on its route, which is to lie pertOraied iu sic divisions. and liry different rowels. Tile) ate to arrive at their respective de.tu►atious as follow : At Sheffield, two troops, un the add ia■tant.-3t two ditto, nu the Itth.—At Yolk, City and NWlrnitic, l / 2 three troops un the witle—At $: roily, oar troop. so the 27;ti.—.1ioi at :A cocas tie, I. 1r troop% am tile Stitt.. • OLD BAILEY, JtIL 7. Alin Green was indicted for stealing, on the lOh • of May last, 34 yards of broad cloth, from there- , ',JAW% of Messrs. Burchel and Walford. cloth ma wiractiirers, in the perish of DIM. The charge was proved by John Whitley, who saw the Peironer with the property en the slight hod in the iudict meat. It appeared that 11.1 pieces of cloth. bed beet, hung up to dry on that day. sled the follow ing morning there were only 23. The property and marks were proved by the foreman Iselougiug to the manufactory. Verdict—Couty. Gtorge Selby was found guilty of stealing, on the tth of May, a hat, the property of Druiel Yedder, hatter. in Fleet-street. 1 r: , George Lett:is, an apprentice to Mr. KeEy, a hook-binder in ‘Vater-street, Etrunii, was iedisted for embezzling 11. ins. the amount of a VIE his master had sent hiw to receive. It a:speared that the Prisoner went to Mr. Hatchard, an eminent bookseller in Piccadilly, to receive the bill, which was paid to I . On his return he told his master a frivolous story, that there was something wrong in the bill. The master some time after ei ;rd on Mr. Hide:add. and fkuitd the bill had beim paid. This was proved by the Prisoner's receipt on the hook. Verdict—Guilty. The Prisoner only ld years of age. Jae Day IMP found guilty of deal,tag a child's - frock, oo the 13th of April last, the property ef Samuel Price. Thoesoellatehirison was indicted for biking from behind the cart of Christopher Hicks, on the 13th' of April last, a box, coutaioing glass. It appeared by the evidence of William Ray, a lad, 15 years of ege, that he saw the inan ruuuiag away with the trunk, w4i rlr he had cot from be hind a cart, ou the Heinpitead-road. His evidence wills so clear, and it appearing that the Prisoner Kari not loog returned frotu transportatiou, the Jury fou nd the'Prisoner ysii/ty. s Ann Hoges, only 11 yeare of age, was iodic:el . for stealing s several articles ~of linen, from the,' house of Mr. P i ke, in Spital- fi elds- market, mit/ her Krother, AMA Ilo;fs, for receiving the same • Throperty was found on the mother. The Jury weveittal the daughter, and fouud tha °weir/ geihy. . A genteel man underlogkiertake the child under his care, as having some kuos ledge of her. Thar .. Rees/cora, who tried the cause, ordered the child to be delivered to him. Joke and Ciliartrs Brows, two very genteel young men, were indicted for stealing out of the shop of Mr. 'Edward Taylor, jeweller, in teadenhall street, in the parish of St. Andrew, two rings, value upwards of twelve guineas. It appeared, from the evidence of W. Shaw. a s lad belonging to Mr. Taylor, that the PritOiltill 4 came into his waster's shop on the 1-3 th of Mai • to give orders for some mourning rings. W it-' • item perceived him put one on his finger, ri4 J put las handkerchief over i.. and a c q uain t e d* . master. who at the time did not went to ' rice him. He took the Prisoners' orders. and they went nway; shortly after be missed the rin gs and a pin out of the case; Prosecutor traced the Prisoner*. to Mr. Fearne's shop in Cornhill. where the two - Prisoners were trying to du the same thing, as they told Mr. Weddell, the shopman, they wanted some . ! mourning rings. On slr. Taylor entering the shop. " he said to Mr. %Veddell, When you have done • with these gentlemen, 1 want to speak to them." The Prisoner, Charles, immediately throe= and gave Mr. Taylor a violent blo w user ! with a whip which he heal in his hand. They wens, • • both secured, and one of them threw Li rings cos • . the counter, two of which were the property of Mr. Taylor. The others at that time were not owned. Prisoners made nu defence.—Gitilty--Destld.--. • There were three other calks' charges 'plain tilt'''. Eight of the rings were owned in Coin. Joeo6 Junes, who »ago,' hail for receiving a silk • . shawl, knowing it to be stolen, was put cii his trial. The principal witness was a llrs. Barnett, a well known character.--The Prisoner was discharged. The 'torments pastel septette!, of 1 lesalt on sevcnteen prisoners, ornangst whom were three women, viz.-- Thomas "'mid. Thomas Russell, Jostph Smith, John 'Br..wa, Marks Brows, Duna* Allen, Hyman Harris, for prtratety stealing ; Thomas Euless, fur di to : Miry Itiotr, for stealing sadl. ; Jobb Taylor, for stalitausg Sarah %% owl ; 1 lunar Krat, for highway ruhkry ; Juhu Balfour fur stela- Jag in a Jsrelling-louse, William Smith, Sarah' Burger, hoe Gagin, aid Samuel Williams Yesterday, the Logo NI/1101t, after examining the returns of the Mealweighers, ordered the price of bread to be raised an wiz., or two-peuca in the peck-lout. to COMlDellet to-morrow ; whets the quartern loaf, wheaten, will be sold for Is. sod household lola. His Lordship will hold the first Courts of Conservancy for the counties of Fritz and Kent to-morrow. There never, perhaps, were so many objects re. hewed by such slender Means, es the Objects of k. gal severity, by the SegalFri Fund. Needy one thousand persons, it apiiters, have been esseutial• ly relieved with less than 4001. and these obviously the objects of the greatest misery uhich are to be found in the community. We are sorry to ob serve, in a country famous for its phihinthropy,that the SIBEILITIR are obliged so frequently to remind Cie opulent and benevolent of their duties. About a fortnight ewe, .1011/1 WRIGHT, a 6ne youth, about !sixteen yrurs of age, living in the house of Mr. J•ess, of Trelsinshun. near Brecon. was seised with the hydrepaidna, which terminated his life in five ur six days from khe commencement of his illness. It appears that be ehis bitten by a dog at Warwick, us far back as January last, and that nine or ten other persons were battle by the same animal. Mr. CANNING could only connt three Foreigti Ministers at his dienergtvee on the Kiso's Birth clay, those of Swedeu,. Naples, and Beton ADLLIINZaII, PriThee CAITCLIAN:II.A. and ent/iil Da FRONT. There are no others of the Corps Diplorratirre in this country. The Asubas ii.utore, E..rove, aid Miuisten of 'Great to the VIIINDU. European Court., •whe amounted, in ' May 100 J. to lICCNI-INIO, are nee in like manner redeced to three. In fact Mr. CANNING ININhi a!- moat spare himself the trouble of a;.plying closely to the Feeucli lantrna,q. as his foreien ei.r le.poiidenciit is btaitiy dsit4l•l away to nothing...4i 11- h. 14( rE 10a. Ith 41- on, art the r of In a for TZf. MIN. 11t• wa. ~~ In the ystrr µse>. cyr- I the 7tioc. !w▪ og pro- T• he mder _ ' 'II ,, fion, or. ICr • 41..• .