The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-11-01 00:00:00

› Thr 4 4, t - - N (?-- --: 0 (pp -ii 'PRE. THE 4 ISPI'Av: Diseription of the pr i l i t o r s. aidilints for the Illoragt, as tsten from minute , by .t Lily of ilistbignek ed taste, from aseldlisses • . eat/ . stud from " fa Belie 44s retaldie; or, &Ws Corrt an4l":Airaerie Mogovire." for the pres Cot Meath. Although it Is as yet considered Soo ene.c for fruhiiri to assume • determined character, yet 41.41, t . ..astable clisiageti have Skew place in the several rlecr eri 01 . • n tie attire, and these we shall delineate with our sectustnoy a f.ilelity. Pe lisses so d ma ,,e,,, o f flue Vigunia elm. ,an I leg Mit tend go eel manufactory of Splash wool), hers, mei ca, and double twilled figured wrest, are Lion iterinleci il sot appropriate and wesimoudile articles; and will probably blend a ith the velvet, which is generally diatioginsltable during the winter months, sad whose richness, is.atititla, and beauty, must ever reader it so article of notch popper elegance. There 14 at pemeut little of novelty is tins euusti silos of mulles and passe. The simple a rap pelisse will, (loin its COW sad utility, be king OK it Is exploded. The cardinal, Of TOSE* mantle, re commends itself also, from its 0061.1Pilitoce Ma s warmth, amid from tke gracefid riegligesice of its foots, whim ampt rutatil the figure. The Pilgrim's cloak mul bonnet, formed of • rus set broom cloth, or immune hers's re ' 10 well calculated to display to ukeleles a tall led graceful figure ; but the most novel article in this one is a plain coat of %%gimes cloth, of a pale ells est bright grew. This coot is made to sit close to the fo wittiest say sums or opening in front ;it buttons on one rst jTuiatr ,semeirlset like the high rube morning dress; bat this auction, however, is hid by a short mantle, of the eeterlete k i anish fees, which flows gracefully user the hark, tortilla's towards that shoulder %here the coat is thettard, but silt asap with phassere round the form, and thus secure the chest fromeuld. Larne !Smallish', ,w scarfs tastefully wrapped round the I ignite, are seen *midst the shove-mentioned oat-door habili meats, while those aim Spanish It,' it are allows il to form a moat graceful tppendrige eh the evening part). We must, howl - vet, Lee remink, that imich tow w requital to pro les that misterhyd e.l*, graceful negligence *Loeb alone can seem tb s. ememests micaalseints Wise .wilarr. , s• ......_. Coloured nd slate st n , let., together with shot or figured simnel India slativelre . - . aoh those of gowns, satin, uuw comfits! ibs sestet,. -'s le of gnus; hut these will doubt less sous givitok t.t , et some degree to those named of reiret, Georgia's iz., in a cloth, eh icb hitter article will must pro bably afiet.u.r ii reticule' farourde during the wiuter ; io soft ie. IMO c ariuth it restatilcs the texture of the lodise shawl; eel its glut:tend pliability, as it warm round the figure, must robes, it a lOWA bee/maims nod acceptable article for trate robes, which eta sew story snerally attache.] to the seeing or fell Seem Planless*, fear irelly disposed, sr abort te als to it MS fere, sad won over white crape, kim, or Muslim tallile lire a ver intimated Mid pleasing r Aka. sail le tits gny Sanely which distinsialtes the 1 " 1.1418 1 CVS. fadeelly oi"tructe.l, either of lace, or muslin and ellealllnlah Pith I.tee oliog, generally Nero a part of the =ss. Tho bus, hornet, of the close cottage sr ilre i turns, vuneasd with uarrow bands and hose of bright immune, or alriber-eolowred rild•sod, sad some few loge Gipsy hats, with it crowns, and full edges of fancy Aril, tied arrow with relieved handkerchiefs of silk, preellil. 11%eept in full dress, gimes arc left entirely to itolaidnal eltoies ; bat pale colours is Frrarh kid, we thiub, have lately succeeded to the York to and I..inacrick of 0111V...bat adop tion. The most fashionable colours fur the lewd art ight lemony and sober-spots, grass green, purple and scarlet. The Duke of Cuanumstio dined and took leave of his regiment on the march to Portsmouth ; hr declined proceeding with them, to see them em bark, as too much for hi. feetiligs. A young Gentleman from F.dmisuriet, lately un dertook, tor a considerable awl, to walk from the Manse of Lamtuingtuit, tit the county of Lanark, to the summit of lion, aod to return in Lao hours, which ite performed an our hour and a quar ter. He mewl three times in the areeut, twice the descent, and reit:mined tire 'ninnies cm t h e sum mit. 'riot° i. i 368 fent above the level of the sea; and the Manae of Liainmingtnn is situated one utile and a half front the foot of the hill, on the oppo- site bank of the Clyde. On Saturday the tea hut, the inhabitants garrets ley were highly gratified si.h a we, hetet-en Mr. Taarrp.e's fatuous horse Arabian, and Mr. Coeits's blood-wire. It was a two-mile heat, from the directing-post at Newlin's° to the directing-post at Little Butts Ash. Mr. Scoter, a renowned jockey. rode a irabiats, and the blood-mare was rid den by Mr. Cow ar's sprightly grime!). A tstartiag, wad indeed fie a third pert of the way, the mare bed the edeantage; but afterwards, by • mss tai T mailman, of Mr. Semite , the horse t ook the NIA end arrived first at the winning-post. As it was a Bee day, the assemblage of people was nu merous, and the knowing-opito were all taken in, without excepting that great coneeissenr of cattle, Mr. J. Batomrt•Lo. The mare was the favourite, and disappointed the expectations of many who came for the purpose of reapiag a golden harvest. Saturday evening, about sie o'clock, a man who bad a quantity of parcels to deliver in different parts of the town, had his cart robbed of a large package, while he was delivering • parcel at a Louse a few doors off. On giving the alarm of the rob bery, it was fortnaately discovered, that a man had Last been seen with a load on his shoulders, in aleso-imissaw Neither the carter accordingly went, sad sow the thief resting the package on a peat. who, on !perceivi be was discovered, instantly abandoned the go ods, and made his escape. Os Monday comm• aced the Witschester annual Town Fair; the w. .ter proving remarkably fine, it was well &Men.: ..1; the cheese, which was iii groat plenty. soh: at 70a. to 7es. to ens. per cat Horses had a dull sale, but those of a good sort sold at high price. Sheep very much on the de ! aline is price. Oa Tuesday a great quantity of chasm ran offered for sale, that retaaiuul mastoid se lineal, and at moderate prices. In the evening of Tuesday it came on to blow tremendously from, the S.W. and continued with out intermission till after midnight, taking-the tiles off the houses in various parts of Hull, and blow ing down the chiinnies, he. The Griauby packet boat, lying in the ferry boat dock, rode so hard, that she broke several of the piles. and re ceived considerable damage. The Bartow, M acs, from °rub,. had arrived that day in the Hamby. and gone upon the Skitter Sand, but had .got off again about noon. In the evening she was driven ashore below the garrieni, with live or sin feet wa ter in the hold. She has since got off again, and arrived in the harbour. A vessel, we understand, is sunk just within the Humber, with her masts just to he seta above the water. The ricforioes, of 74 guns, was launched at Messrs. Atiasn's yard, at BacklerAharti, on Thurs day, the 20th alt. The weather being favaorable, a great concourse of spectators attended to witness this interesting event , among whom were many families of distinction. The ship was christened by the Right Hon. GEORGE R ose. A lar g e p art y afterwards partook of a dinner, provided on the. o ccasion, and the day was spout with uninterrupted fttu n . tti Ilt to .•, y 9 ' hell hfuK ei . nude., • g rl Jo.tr ."` Per 5 Wit 5 %hi t ta l eXc diaico! Tirol -hr remai r" ly mot sr .o onqu for roc lered berry, btfu! his 4:3 seat lant4e el to son t &on, count,. r i f ted tied \ forma! sal W Efi"g Intl gee IA I jig ► rater, a . n rier al a to more tad b ee . • P l "' there ITS a T l, Ol ad cr t t a:d c the at tin WO , I to p t Hera pros nle, H lia, 11a1 coo ntrt spire, h ct-in a lie in TF,4I r cause w vow , ' this fact l ir, a ?l i don. It eta Tf t . we I Led his rattly, I / o f , t e disco ! I , 11051 d gat of Spans stwitoat • pe , ed abort I da Ate who", Egypt to' ins of at , an finlre CI specified as torre h in • the Ili; 11 from tit - the CPil • TI:, •hoosest si n a/dist. 1 fields; sit moo, lies are tl going da market as 6 ow to . Cotto- r cent. 1 'scrims d op:shied I , it cm hoe: Helen's, of Wain. n, silo at '11 , 400115, bat were t • literranten • e triode to heir deltas e of war, o ranee, sh be of hits• • Sarivo:4 ,aat to Go, - ongaide his hutolfsl bout SO s o t led, rushe sod, we ar..! its receire.t. boat ; aftt show to isdostas. oaA ig on J 11/2 the .h.! , put ott driven a Mount E,..: ,as instnt••• the s tir.— tud wad( d that mcw.c • it's crew le tea the Pa' • the Frerc get. Tbst ese sod si• .penscble is the ( sit. - iu whith t [Ohs within food, nod I, pairtted sil rraes for N il.d from D6URY7k4WII. . gr. COLMAN'S admirable Comedy of Juba sa performe4l, last ni g,lit, and attracted a MOIR bril- Lot audirove. Mr. JOHNSTONE, the original iPtuis Bra/gruddsry, appeared wi th all his natu re` and gave such a portrait of the od-hearted Irish inn-keeper, se called forth re. ...soil plaudits. Mr. Stuworia's Peregrine was tediciou% and i mpresasre. The gentle, unsuspect- O 4 Mary of the author, never had 110 interesting, sr ,0 Lir a representative as Nlrs. H. SWOONS. in Cir reConciliation scene with her father, Job Thorn berry, in which part Mr. BANNtaCI7.It displayed all his .tiatiir.tl leelmg and goothivot of heart, the bog , ra w; with plaudits. Miss Duricart, as the lively Lady Carulise Brneiorr, the votary of li dos, was very entertnininq, and was well sup. pelte d by Mr. tivssr.t.i. - Mr. l3it C lled aste lve Mr. per- formance id Dan, can only ba r equa Elli&Y. Mr. DdierniEwil'. Sir Murex Ilea/ate b a d great merit: and Mrs. SeAltlia'S Hoots:: was well coloured. Mr. PoINL:fs Frank Rochdale • btiir *ad unnatural ; with this egerptinv., we neiersirr a coineily batter tilled, or so off with more sprit. The curtain fen amidst bouts of ap- Before the cointnencentent of Blue Beard, there oas an overflow front every pert of thu TLestre. The following, assong ether &hoe tanked characters, were present : l i re Kuril Mehra's she Masses of waive; Royal the Duke of Cotaberiatsd ; the MI aeolthoteas of ite,lfort ; fiocoonteas 3itibeare Lady A. to sod do Him. Mr. Laub. Last night, the Tragedy of Romeo end Julies was performed to a very good house. With the of Mr. Lawts's Mereotio, and Mrs. D A . WI PO RT'S IVO fie. the applause was very hunted. W. C. Kessi.e's flumes was cold, net does 1 i. voice : ,obsess modulation or variety of tones for the iinproioned lover. Mies NORTult not appear to advantage i:i the partof Juliet. This Lady has o il/inch merit iu n parucator hue of acting, that tie regret when she forNskes it. His Royal Highness the Doke of YORK returned so town yesterday front Chttlands. H:s lt.ral fliglineas the Duke of CUMBERLAND gate a k i•t • • 101 dinner , yestestlay, at his apartments , St. James's Palace. to several Military °Ricers. The Dowager Duchtn- , of MANOIECI4LII is ex pected at her house in Berkeley-square, in a few days, from Worthing. The Nlartpiis end Marchioness of I.sissoowe wives! in town, on Sunday evcoitig, from South ampton Castle, mid will return in a few days. Vi.tcouuteets Dow!: v. ha. lent her house, in Charles-overt, Berkeley-square, to Lady PEN RHIN, until her Ladyship is maul with a house. The I)ewager Lady Mossos ha., maid her house in Seymeur-place. Her Libdybliip will mid.. in Doter-street until her house in Charles-street, Berkeley-square, which was bequeathed to her by the Ladies C•rsL, is got iu readiness for her re ception. The Duchess of DORIS? and Lord WL3TWOBI'M arrived in WWII, on Friday, from their seat in UAL They are at the hawse of else Seel of Munroe. im eharles-street, Berkeley-square. uutil their new residence, in Grueveuor-plece, is completed for their reception. Mr. aid Mrs. FRREMANTLIL arrival ea Sued* from Englefield Gnat at their home in Great Stanhope-.treet, May-bir. • Lord Etiat3crrom is among the last arrivals from Corwin*. Ills Lordship landed at Fowev. Mr. REYNOLDS'S Opera atfo.da a widi maim for the settle painter, in a smatter of most braetiful scenes in Swedes and Russia. and will conclude with a grand Coronation. Mr. HARRIS mill spare no expense in the decorations of this piece, which will introduce Mr. You NO to a London wittier au dience. On Saturday se'nuight, the daughters of their Graces of Mermen) paid • visit to their noble relative, Lady EMILY Haney, at Loftus-hill, near Eilliney ; and in the evening returned to the Viceregal Lodge ir. tbe Phoenix Park. near Dahlia. Lord WALSINQBAM arrived at the Crown Ins. Portsmouth, on Saturday morning. Wednesday night. Mr. Eittenew embarked at White for England. This Gentleman, we under stand, has relinquished his engagement as lilauager of the Theatre, hut will return to perform a few nights in Jasinary next. Mr. W ILLIAMS is men tioned as his successor, under Mr. Casstrros. Arrivals at Swelters— Sir aisles Illeresa sod family Cuffed and Mrs. Lat•tnes sad tunny ; Mr. Test ; Mr. Lopes ; Mr. Hackies; MN Jeanie y Mr. Cooper; Mr. Cesertlier, M. On Monday sennight, the Earl of Hos!, Sir G. WAS aa NDD a, and Captain Huse, of the Ber wickshire nightie, gave an elegant ball and supper to the Ladies and Geutlerustu of Dumfries and iv iieighbourhood. All the delicacies of the season were displayed, and the wines were excellent. The merry dance was kept up till an early hour on Tues. day morning. Oa Sunday Morning the consecration of Doctor If 4101E1.1., the Mietter of Trinity College, CAM' bridge, to be Bishop of Bristol, took piece at Lain both-palace. The Archbishop of C Serenity RT met his reverend brethren, the Bidiops of W i? - CHUTES, Sattsouite, and Osroari' in his Grace's private apartment* . At twelve o ' cl ock, the Arch bishop, Bishops, DGMANSELL, the Bishop of Bris tol elect, with a number of the Dignitariest of the Church, the usual officers from Doctors Commons, the attendants and officers of the Archbishop of CAsTEkklmv, proceeded in grand procession to his Grace's chapel, where the usual ceremony of consecrating a - Bishop was performed with Doctor Maisteu, by the Archbishop of Canterbury.— After which, an appropriate sermon was reached by the Bishop of BRISTOL'S Chaplain. Tae cere mony finished about two o'clock. The Doctored of HRUNsYSICIE. with several attendants, was Pre" sew'. The Archbishop entertained all those en gaged in the business with a sumptuous dinner. Lust week, a potatoe, of the anaasiug weight of clod. was taken up in the grt ttttt .1 occupied by Jostru C amyl, of Wheyrigg, liver Wigton. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CUANCEIT, I : IT4COLNI-ItiK, Oct. at. Ex-parte 11131111.11 and lIILLAND r. POOL?. Mr. LUAt utri.ert that the Defendant might be at liberty to etainhics at Liverpool, the books awl vouchers of the late p a rt n ership between him and the Plaiiitiffs; the Learned toistibel stated, that the Plaintiffs and the lielintiluitt were co-partners in trade. at Liverpool; in the year 1801, they dissolved partnership ; the Ileterrilinit bad been the cashier, and the Plaintiffs tiled taeir hill against him to ac count ; he answered the bill, and they excepted to his answer. inlarmand the bull, and got an order that the Defeaslasit ishookl answer slit amendment and the exceptions together ; the Plaintiffs leave pas -8C44100 of the 1,-)ults and doettineitts, relative to the partnership, :I_4ll without the Defendant had acme to them, he would be unable to amend his answer ; on the -25, ii of March last, he applied to Mr. Rowe, at Liverpool, the Solicitor of the Plaintiffs, foe liber ty to examine them ; who informed him, the books were lodged in the 'Waster's Office, in London, where Irif could eart•iine them, and on his . return be should have an opportunity of exam g the vouchers. Accordingly, the Defendant came up to London, but found there were nuly three cash-besaks lodged With the Master, no journal or leder ; lee examined the cash-books, and returned to Liver pool, in July, when he again applied for acee,s to the reinaining hooks and .vonchers. and was iitfonned by Mr. Rowe. that the Plaiiitids would aiow him access to these, nut condition that he examioed Oulu hi his (Mr. Root's) house, and ii. the presence of his clerk. which vireutd fwe 410011 AL-thsiataipenae of the Defendant. The Defendant agreed to this • alien bit Rune anode an obit:molt teat Oa bad not a mom in his house to span, for the purpose, and that it was necessary the Defendant should only base *rich access to them, that there could be DO possible chance of his aiter,.‘gllodnineing them. use the Defendant also agreed to ; and desired hr might apply to the Plaiutitts to allot a connoieit room in either of their houses for the purpose. In afew days afterwards the Defendant called a4ain on ,Ir. Rowe. who iufortned him, the Plaintiffs were de termined to stud them up to the Muster's Office as London. where he might examine them, if he thought proper. The object of the present mo tion was to prevent the books and documents from being sent to the Master's Office, and that the De fendant might have recourse to than at Liver. pool. - Mr. Hem. opposed the motion, and stated, the I bill was not tiled to settle the accounts of the part nership, for they were already closed said settled ; ' bat the Defeadant. as cashier. had made fhlse es.- ues of money. as being paid, which. iu fact, had never (Weil paid, and the lOU was filed to snake him account for these sums. The Plaintiffs had not denied hiss recourse to the bills and docu n►euts, if he thought proper to pay the expenses of such a recourse; but he not choosiug to do that, they thought the best thi:sg that could be dune was to lodge them in the Master's Olive. The Piaiutiffs' had offered, and were then willing, to leave all matters in dispute to any two respectable users:haat* But the object of the present usestios was only to gain further time to put the Defeo& ant's answer in. altisougit reel= seasha had elapsed since it oulst to have been iebslithader these consisleratioos, he treat/4M Loolialdpmeld dismiss the motion with caw. •. • •. • Mr.- lessees coolies) t s a v eiy able eeseilesba....... The LORD Caancct-r•oi observed. it was a OW. valor eircmossusisce had flitid a MII agsinst the• 13efenduntOo dimmer heads of their partnership accottots. drA et the seas ties, they kept the only mesons tie Defendant had of dsscoverits4 them from lsisn, by not lettiog bins exuatine the books asiervemebers. It did-seem rev. sonahle that the Defers , mot should hove recourse to them at Liverpool. on nil Islay* the explores, as it would he a very great and ounseceesary expense for him to be obliged to examine thtsa at the Mas ter's (Ake. The Court rose at one o'clock. Sittings appointed in Middlesex and London, before the Right Mon. EDWARD Lord ELLEN 130- Roueu, Lord Chief Justice, &c. in and atter Mi chaelmas Term, 180 S : IN TERM. I.OIIFROR. Friday .. Nov. tt I Saturday Noe. is Tb 9909110/ Friday RS Saturday AFTER TERM. Tuesday 29 I Wednesday ..... so On Saturday last, the following Noblemen and Gentlemen were entered at Christ-church College, Osford : Lord Sydney Oslesene, brother of his Grace the Duke of Leeds; Lord Apday, and the Him. Mr. Bathurst, sons of Earl Butkus - at tbe in. Mr. Campbell, eldest sou of Lurd Candor; the Hots Mr. Caltborpe, next brother of Lord Cal thorpe; Sir Win Forth*, Bart of Ingleby, in Yorkshire; and Mr. Bleatelield, eldest sun of MujorAlenerat Sir 'rhumba Blonselekl, Baronet. We are warrtintect in asserting, and which we di with great satisfaction, that the disturbances lot some tame prevailing by night in different parts of this county, particularly in the baronies of Upper and Lower Connelloe, have at length in a great measure sulnided.—(l.ineriek Paper.) Such, we are happy its say, is, at present, the flourishing state of the cotton buaiaess is Belfast, that a single inisuefactaring house, at present rut , ploying • great number, pouted on their sew door, * r one thonsend Gildghant Weavers wanted: , (ils:bha Paper.) 140 Field-Wegrns are shout to be shipped, the Commissary-baneral„ for Spain. They are fiir transport ins provisions, &c. The Swansea paper says—ie For several day. peat we have had an uninterrupted series of stormy wea ther; the gales of wind have been unconesseoly violent, with heavy showers of ram and hail ; consi derable injury has been snatained in this neigh bourhood by the hailstones, which in some places were of the ohm of pigeons eggs, and cons iithre great havoc amongst the OARS in the garleue—The wind has also done much mischief to houses sr other buildings, ricks, trees, &c. ; and at sea, lament to state, the leases have hewn very nume rous, there scarcely b. ins( any p irt of WW• wide ex tended roast of this kingdom that duet not attest the destructive effects of the tempests aainagst rhipping. oftragbahly. ver•d. Cods F. "l "I C IL, the , feel much of the Saturday, Su e Monday, Tuesday, . Viedstratish • Thursday, Begissiag Ssa MONTHLY AGRICULTURAL REPORT FOX ' OCTOBER. '', is evades ef is wiled crams . nee twee almost wholly OM", even ill the . lidaricto of the luha- • . Those which pet esite swamp wp. -mob Mt.. ; skald?. well, is waxy MMenees s t awrig ameerift at • .. . • ,o-. , • • ' rats is the Lades seertet *atilterrellbaries isalsalltilre -'• I r : n . • •• ~...! s i lk overarm tat. SO. .Old ii4ariar , 4Bar , kw odo . ~ ad.— , _ he pat • • Me. fre. , ame amps have Illtewlet sootiolimonest al umpv,„., 1 t-tes up, are am bead is all tfig, jp a hl s ims a t etriets to • est imallisariski posksaindlet a illiiger vistailise I dial if Wit pm Wilms dio seed See Wu, • • . tily peel es id the mere *pea eloratintrevnals. • . u diraddeeeekthe grails erupt we an awry to God Owl . OOP CMS 0.1.43 sot preface so welt es tberessei no- .1 : • ' to guppose, while Amin ou (be iiiel. Then is v light poi, doe was a:petit, eves MAIO dic become ma. Side tbe eakiming d the plough/ft fer wiNl9l, doe acre hews hop thew maws at , web, eat a_oh es ?seeable, Wag( 1141611 heel fee their eerie, ivory a wade efbese. Jry dart le of the doom advantage, amilobielli sheet& er be astibets4 moles it cam be bad measures to with NOM &wee. , the elempiseas atlas muses he de retells& se wad ern mos* hos elfamisdan umessaimeedieL e st hot re s s u lt i ek, both is the weselows ash so aci. so, Hat lammed die esseties in C i Temthste mp laet the W. 1.4, th ey Los. al oweaty • welleireey of Id nu :ue it eecome it become lajvcoil by the foals • liar tunalps, both Illwedidi sad sommee, es well se merill ner eurte er peon oaf& crops, to gem* lewd teeny nal) rell, are hove to imiu,l Calms risen to else that mad Ural a eemiblemblv owe absotent wine, of woofer 114 ring food thee was at a_ period semewil tyt hroe fi ts as who pan the The slew has Imes Meer illawerz • te Ow them is mad ems. • The beans in sr..st of the amdMas eeestlea sie kit eery die*weet mops, yielding aa a sleet prodili. TM LINT 4 NOON. • !NAAS' to* 0T artanasiii. ~ Mess Ifeeate . used. 31 es ni. I tt i . th". etarday,oo ao p. 4 33 p. 111' ; I ti •S. o.oloyor is p. 4 to p. 14 ? S II Be 11 11. • ~ lunday, 31 wi p. 4 1, . .... 'urges!, Its.t at p. 6 4 7 p• to ies $7 41 1101111141319• ta p e 07 p. 11 14$• MO ~,. "hereby, 9 the p. 4 is p. 111 IN, IN . , Oa Mead" the stet of October, the Mese Wipes add/ a Pleases Ilameeniee et sa et p. e. at Or ShOdi OS ho !low's Cootor.—Emenuos at ot mi. p. V. t dp. earth of the Moon's testae. .. , Os Wedueettav the Ned of November, the Moos = . t o tally cc:1pol, het will set before the total dotter -•, '.. ma. L. Beginnag of the dallpse is O. 6 le ths d1ri0...' . . : See name mid Memo sets 9 le. 7 - . • Total torkiceso = 0;;v) Middle 4 Mel . (klieg } s -. . r- l tea times of Fan Mean Fad of the Eclipse 4pi le • - ' Vote the 34, the MOOD will rise before flosese i au Ihendle• at same; and each of the fear semswerlift ersalags, rheas three %marten awe tour later. as-....•--e's""'x'""- -, An additional member of hors-traseports is issift.i ed by Government, for the conveyance of cavalry to Spain. 8R1T1441 NAVT.—By the )l avAt. RITURII% trice reeled to this diy, there appear 1. be—se lie s ' l/ • sail of the line, 12 from se to 44, 134 Modal, imsdi 339 smaller vessels. The TOTAL etnabor of IN Collllll4lo/I, SlTlOsote to 141 as eithe halo s . from 30 to 4-I, 11l frigates, 168 sloops, .$ll4l gun-brigs. There oremilso. IN 014CONART.!7) 4 , FAIRING FOR 4114F10R, NO sail of the lime, SO to 44, 5 tvi g sti`l ' 47 shops, . 14 116 .r4Zt • ..._...4 share ant isrti.esse, A edit Id frigates, 110 . sleeps sad I genareW NOM , rushing • multi Twat. of 1117 wads of. hath 4 . The DlgeicA Packet, ie l enswed et itilseirott old& *ads bar Cpersgpiu t= d iV io • vie gab M lit. ; the ari be o• - - . - la the evening of Taw*, Ad me 0 0 1 11 10 00116 ' I was 'levy spors . ene horse. ' end Isaiint neilkherg menthe North-v.4e, Hill, llatkipitLvisliriosi of she AWN *bilious be wail and leaped ;1 7474 tale draw. 44 - the river, dad ' BIRO on the spot. with plat l itivevot soliow • - palled over thy The following eerie. brwafildrildh . ' Poulton. near Beiellisgtoo, the mid iik I wo wpi t. .. L IA R STAICALAOIL 5 art. rig last ..—Alsoit four o'clock, Bossier W, years brewer to the fumed Milite - • ' , boiling copper, by some acciddeill II , • . - cries alarming the renanta, he was fogad. ilk . the brew house, having by some mesas costrived 111 get out of the copper. Surgical 'evidence wee oh.' tattled, but without effect ; he died at one o'clock the same day. • ° The pilotage into and out of the harbour* of 9 6 Itammrale, Dover, Sandwich, and Margate, is, by the Act of last Seusions, placed ender the direction o of the Court of Load-manage of the Claque Porta. d A survey has, its coturequence, been orderer' to be • P, made of the mouth of the Stony , fr o m S a nd wich to the yea, at low water mark, commonly known by t . sf the name of Sandwich Haven, the chinittlittitshich 4 A is ,opposed to have altered its course iteswideralely . r rd to the northward of what was ferinedy Seid.dowe kd. t d in OWNS 's Survey. The pretest stlreept is Com.. se of • Committee of Pilots, ',nth Mr. , J. B. . . posed of Deal, at its head. t'; 4 lo The following wonderfn I escape from destruction '• 1 or occurred at Atherstonar, %V arwieltshire.en Saturday • 4 of se'unight t—Doriag the dorm of weed en that day. . Pee the miller belomaing to the windmill sear that place. Nit finding it out °chit power to at op the nil. of his min a i he cawllloledeuicnctlevorisi d i s n ta no nce p ois pisit eei th g e ls w iso r a revev aring millwrig h t. le art: Sr. tenvards, ascending the wide to %%sten the cloth. he " • sea, by a sudden *quell of wind, earned round with :t" them several times, before amistance could be gives to slop the rapidity of their motion bet b 7 w se h e i s c d h ed "a w a it t h l o a u st t e injury freet from l*ll u ' i t h t i h s e un P rom r i tro ".:r n vet. for de. The sails had beers once stopped *ben be was 134 i Iv t war. upper sag, and eensesponsely with hie bead oat 40 'esl - A few days since , the inhabit ants and p assen g ers i ..., why in Bartholomew Close. Sentthield, were much lot, - amused by an extnennoli , ley occurrence. 1 wit • go" cocks, 6 4 1itioig in the Square, being discovered by wes a small pig, he instantly r an and parted disco „Ltr bathing, which he did by interposing his body be- 1 IDr tseen them. Tile co. k. s u ede several attempts to and I renew the battle, but were each time efeetnally • wee prevented by the kind mediation of the little 'me - 1 grunter. It *mum's, the pig and ellle of the cocks e:*- - belonged to the ensue owner; that they lodged in Melt the ,came yard, and. by this remarkable interference the of the pig, that he had aketithed &Oiled's inmost for the fowl. bees tuna , than. meat I. WASP sus • 11111111 1 00. tangier/ The tAher wool) sWur spring niers • a!ge