The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-31 00:00:00

Pr*-. U ost . di-. will 71.971,°:° ' 4i ":l2titiffin , +,•. i t Assinnts, 1 ..,.,t+ .. •stt a 14. " lilid 1.11111" a 4 41161.161114 : 1 W' D tfa Hither night, at Vcliiii of f.iminisj in i r e : hued, which was received with a mixture of applause sa d disapprobation, tcse as.a.ser, Mr. Rusattf.l., was looldly called for, but being absent through ill. Isom. Mr. ELLterow, in the dress of the Xing. .ap ' !reared to address the audience. He stated no anis, stance, that the piece was not the production of a sudden thought, but it had been in contemplation , two years ago, sad mach of it had been wr it ten , Mien wombs. The success of Giovanni in Loos. don. and the great popularity of Madame VIIIITIII in that piece, were the circumstances which induced the Manager to lay it before the public; however, he knew too well his own in terest to force any piece upon his patrons ugaii.st their wishes ; he therefore begged leave to announce that the piece was "for the present withdrawn." This did not quite satisfy the audience; and after, the farce had a second time begun, a fresh tumult arose, when Mr. KNIGHT came forward, and as. sured the audience it was " withdrawn." without the qualificatioli of the word. fur the " present." A shout succeeded, and harmony was restored. • COTHRT•GARDEN. This house was crowded to excess on Sateirday night, and the several pettnrtnaucectweof off wok eclat. Ilarkgsdia, atitiliaksp Ihavig attracts a • bunch of visitors., • .41e4 so .e1A•1114kok • ----.-.4otrdttitio4taiLim t,., • - , .t uwul 7 ----- "" .. 7 ' . - •itew= OW X "dt I . is FREEmmtearair.... ; , , 11' 009) to . • SIVA On Thursday, by appointment . R.W.P.04 C. K. K. Tynte, Esq. M.P. the ‘ret of the of Lodges in the province of SOMPflitel. sod some vinielagt Aron from the of Bristol, /sc. met at the Ante mO4/ Rooms in Sheptoo Mallet. At twelve o'clock the Lodge was opened in due form, and with solemn prayer; the bra three then funned in masonic order. sad proceeded to church in procession, preceded by a full band of musics—. Great atomisers of spectators were attracted by the splendid bearers, jewel', and costume of the vasioas Wrist Ibb superb appearance of the Provincial Crest' fordffebt Cited particular notice. Tie service was performed'. the Reverend Br. --; after which the ilmeetneti Portia, P.G.C. delivered a very impressive sermou.ionanin lug the excellence of this justly valuable lastitistioa, liculcates the moat virtuous precept! • isettes, by its I laws, men of every sett, °piston, sod country ; coat' frieudship, and ores ao interchange of Lied* hdi ''among thole Witt might otherwise have remained) flCdiffireuniii7 . 4elt and educaticia, strapisem la goal Thil lirethr!'ifefurrierl in proemial' On 10. A 'tee* wWfi the R.W.P.G.111. appolsln4.44 for the ensuing 'year, who were severally lnallafted. Lodge being efoied wish solemn, prayer, lbot .larnilaree jouroed to the Crown Ina, where an excellent dinner served up by brother Wilcox, consisting of .elery de • of the season : the wines were of su • sad epos lily; and she whole body were highly tad with the exertions of their attentive caterer. The gisseasic grace was • given by the P G.C. and " Non wait itategya.". wee sag by broth( ex A,•ll..oder, Patio,. &c. That clafgz sseasitell • Stied by the P.G.M. who, in a succeeds. sips} phonated the past and present pat . for thrift unwearied exertions and scot peggllollll4lllllll.lllllllo masonic knowledge. • ykt•••.‘f./ .50.14411014.1 , 111 I • *4lll 1•91.1". 11110 ": 111 NEW CHUIICE4 .11 • ttlitYN I • 44 . 1 4;z 0i l 0 41 4 4 1 0 r Ars' Mass atras.sorS:aarels• Misientaln was laid; spangling's...Rims Maligniesi Buckley Mountain, including as .11eieseelna peseisnry, P, B. Barker, Esq. JailICS Bartell, Eag. the llok.ilsgh Juoeui the Rev. Way Jones,.the Chtirchwariews, t e Illestew's earl riage,lAdy carriage, Sir Steppe s : iliarisse Sad Mr; Glynere, wearing the uniform of the elan; sad sr a= at the New eareissage, on Buckley Ilerastsis, die sins wise twined on. foot, and broiled ItypdlNl, chikkes bsJ 'outlaw to Mr. Nevins sad Lady Wynne* National Schooli proceeded into gar WM of the new aura. Tire oeurniosy of lull% the Mons was pertained. Sir P. Glyirse and kis broiler; previously to which the 100th Psalm was ens' by the children; and a solemn prayer .waa 'freed op to Al. mighty God by the Hun. and Rev. George Neville, teeter et the parish. During a collection (or the bells, as seriaisl anthem of " Gott five the ling," !feed pertanseits sod ass the return of the priseession the cavalry areirebed So Hawse. dew Castle, where a, eunspiiiiens dinner was preiriaml. baud of minste played in t h e hall, and a snag, eirgAirs Sur MS . eml4l l / 4 11SPeg.ki.* , Ceelah.- 1,1 . ' . ... . • • 4 • o legto . , -se .• lid .' . to "to Boodllate t Alieksem &Oriole, at f e „ . . . •.AO a. se olailillse. . e Ahdioc . „P oiled for Jamaica to W'W' - '''t 7)0 . ik ' si Id. , p. ''' , fosihst nt at Quebec. %, u -.?, If2er , •' - ,e IC • ...us. !?......,..... ,- . '•i-al IL or.Potell MOHO* lag ea Fo g siiht ' 4 l . 'me- , - 7 eite,,, olia• .. • .4e. ; this and the Newcastle is ordered into Ilmabosbolethe be • e • i .'"' I 'l' ..-<>l 4,- -- - 4 •)' tirg , Iti • ; paid et by Capt. FAIIIIIAWI. IPASIIIOIIA If LII NOVI.cMEN7II. - 1 , -----.... On Tuesday arrived at Portsmouth the. Mete; , --.......-- , , "MI". "*.:. • ze. Captain GLOBUS PSCHSLL., 41 twenty dap, from The Earl O'Neil has arrived at Batt's 11.114 Delliro . • the Bermadss, having been three years and a half street. frees his seat at Riehistowl. Lady Dough. is expected in tows this - fessollelghsoo. is: , on the North American station ; the Argos, e,„„‘ Etteah,,,,velth has lets lowa ea as. hare. • Captsin A KANN, relieved her on the 10th of Lard sad Lady Higribenht ha , . len iswilabib•e"S" seat is Cambridgeshire toe their father's the Earl a Weil- -1 ' N we ensher, after a passage of thirty-five days sedrlaed) seat, Aptherp: Northamptooskire 4 . IP -P e ts ' . ism Torbay. She experienced very severe we.. Lwd Hawke has armed in tows from his ono la York. 6 ,,_ f trion Sher, being a continued pie of pied from the ...hire ' . Dr. Hibberdes arrived yesterday at the Waterloo Hoist, Western bland., and from it. violence could not Jenotya-street, from a tesse- ari mike any l au d before the Isle of Wight. The Arrivals at the arisitieJleriel Jampasheet emlbellield . ..Brown, Eel. from MelloisaltaidMillai- WillallaadireilliNhim ' 11101eut liss been stationed chiefly on the coasts of Buries, Esq. from hie seat hallifagahablidlreamellaind, Nide Scotia and New Brunswick, for the protection Erie. at ditto, from hie seat alliamodillaimmatraliame i• r A fettle Arrivals as Kirkham's; Hotel law. slikosisessesseisise si p. br * vereaue and fisheries a g ainst the emeralds- ki„ Lyons fma Paris; so 4 hems Woe% at ihas.iss rh 11.1° ' saimpe of the Americans ; and upwards of ftour. seat is Cambridphhe. pied tile Mr. sad Mrs. Jervoise are arrii=elisaisims Noel, ' titan vessels se l s beer been condemu tt: • I captain e ked • . ntreet, from their seat in tit iirid .11w PifaiiL, fur .eisoloting the existisep WI Irmo . : Arrivals at ativares Hotel :-.-Tio.Paliso• Cariashisom a stable to tiea, as well sa lentoother of boats. The Islands visit as the seat of T. Hope, Esq. flibereyoise tile from the Priory; Lord Riaelllis Simi alosidyi rbiga#43l.6l ; . i i l / 4 . of:Berusude hod Irts - Year.escaped the fesar, not a the Homerable Saville I- I • _entity emu mows see .4i1 , 1.1 "3% , 4.4-• - 1 J 1 s• ogle Cat bariegseearved, which is at tribute* to the ..,,Vs•rtre.- -. • • f ..• attic-toms of the quarantine laws. His Eacelleacy•' - ' ififiGHTON. mamma le. . ,1-,,i, , ,big W. Lt. -4 LEY had dissolved his Parliament, said .—........-- 1 - - - w o u ld ne v e r have occasion to call another Divine 'evok le e ss performed at the Palace at 01, . supplies, as there are funds in the hands tem o'clock is, the morning of Christmas-dry by the Dean of Hereford and Ur.Pearomi, in the r'Atte of the . Governor and Coshed fully eqsal to meet pre- sence of his Majesty and household. His Majesty leall fac . . .r. the eependiture of the Government. The Aiemen, received the Sacrament. do+ caftan' SIBLEY, saw the ashy vessel of war at We,ouderstand that it is now finally settled./ he • iieseatschi when the Belleite Naiads • - ' his Majesty. that our Venerable Diocesan shill cosi. i of .-04.......... • _ r . ! speersto Use Mention Chapel on Tuesday next. , I . , sir... , • .''fie Princess A ue wits and the Duchess of Altai. Marquis Wsu.sstatt pasts' threes's -t o A lai tester are hourly expected at the Palace. buy I. T uesday, and Idepese ; the night Ali s • .• .•,• WI 4 s The •flithe' Of Miiritrl44, l ool strived .e.Lthit Ploy last, day at Byrnkinalt,, the seimpllortl Jhesestitsais i .. -ro om ot i ft , l o o) , g e n ,4„i it. ' w it r o tow . ~,,w ed; Id look to .. 4, It is preserve d that he relished Duhlist Wilt fieschty. 4 ' ' ..04 . • 'e ..4•11 , ah teihgenee day, where preparations were main* IC itfeek : Sit Benjamin. W ieso a e i e loehp e se e d . “" 4.4 ig r r.L.At the nisei. . hied in the most stioguished ntfuner. on Monday ; mud, with Loll Bloomfield atotf 't. ~... % ,—.........---- Os aspen is daily expo bh ritieu.• '. ' . . ' Itarofthe *mot dqeile of the deme‘e done by the late • Wel t y,/ plkilitoirt i ziAl i ste thipt is. Fitzhei. 4I NK god loo . V . are given Anaitother estir4 of oar ' beet , aedoeimeined hg Mop, INS AlleittlenteMee Oka% of 4 • The arrival of the Mils on Saturday' mato. retorts*, to.heristeieemettilmismst ..),. 0.. -' ,o n 4 ~.. MO pub- eisrm-leter than umes, haying been obliged to ~. Sip iielissmsasiiiily.Lovievratisig thellet•T ‘Ters *lc, e. 41, ~.imos i s routs*, ',ba n d of them *patted in o w e is.. .4 I Iv , .:.. Ass , Sea . been a find four-: ghiadaisd couches not having 40 •••• all,il-.1./. • -......H. ,i -...ii %It At 4 1,471, las °Loran. 'Reestie.o.. eta proceedlti demespleuce *fib* *Mere 'the `rat ha tacit place on 'flowed/ay lad, and tees _ 1 1 . 4 0 1 !ta!Y meth • out. 1 •- . ••lier.Soo' persons of Vitt nctimi; among aothatialg e •• _ p9•2_ . ,,,,, , . • ; . 411 4 • r a t A TlVii l i 4 hollikeltele hoticed the following'] . ~.._.„, , ▪ isle, A. Ws are happy to mate, a.? AAI . - 'lBatimit . ese Calomel, Lady Cbarkstfi ri edit" its.,,lillro. 'sheets; me TF116111111•D, with ISO convicts, from Po r tsmouth fur yo u tett, featly Dalla s , Lady Parker ! Lady l'iemel, Bilbt New South, Wales, whit's, apiled,mi l'horsday min- Hoe. Lady °secy. Sir M. Tierney, Sir riiha Doyle, Si, tieh rmrs night, is at anchor its safety under Dungeness. It Casts. 'Trotter. Baron Ill'ltzalN " 41 1 "cull°, "••• •!)ci; top iso timass:sisted , as a report in some of the London E rskin e , Hos. Lady Burrough. Sir kfirtLiErdukt.tir H on. several Mr oSers of the 10th b* -911.4eised pigs* that this ship had Meets I . lol ".l'ehe Owe". Lady Hyde Parker, several Officers of she 441 regimesst fare ttethre are happy to add that thertio,lol4ppeareeee L or d M o leswortb, soly Trallope, Sir D. Scott, lady Scutt, ifsfiliteiree of 'soy wreck there. ~ ,' . Sir W.Pearoet, 'Lady Wilmot, Sri R. Wilmot, ViecAdmi- ?AMP ,... c...ess ral SIC D.Gurld, Lady Gould, Hon. Mr.. Corkayot Hun. 111 0 . e. dr- to t! igere;e ht o i f t Swett be from t t o he depot . irs al Hiss Wohlegrave, Hue. Augustus Wat i degraye. Lady 'Clarke t i mid Atm doing the duty's( P lervoise, Lady C Stewart, * B. ; Boriberie, Lady Fal. - Inger, Lady Dasbwood Wog, Vaseline Hamilton, Lady 14)- 3 royal manatees -r , . *!•da It"' ".' C. Bar b era, Mrs. 111101144 . I iiipthelled .. T' 4 ' 4ll o l lo6i‘ictie Ppitipi 84esisikgaitAllips sear, Hs T ,AL ..41,..,_ :0r, -,,,, ... - HEATltio—Kees boa been engaged by our WO ilte de- tit. wo of loth guns; seven 41111143.1Bretfed aster Manager.. Oil Wednesday. this great master 'of siiiao pt t- 41441 4111114 38 • see of 37; two of B 6; eise of the feign: art appeared as Richard the Third; on Al." of* • t sn ' tdec3o Sigs; '• • en..t , i es llt Thursdky , as Othello ; and , lest night, as Sir Giles rTerki; . 4 A rcißiee his bectll4l . )olti4 Ports- Overreach. The house, though well attended, was er thclol o lo . • a nd the 4.1141 11 P FRY.Cififilt..lak..- ' 4 ll in s bT no mesas crowded on these occasions. reikimos. ft; teystiotte,pod be fitted for his MA, as- g • "..11 1 8 ri .‘" 7 .---- .. , • .--.....- kil 6 4 4 9 4 2 1 3 $ rAn gli 4/4 1 tef 441110/400101141414 i' .. ' 8 L''' ' -"_"' '• . o tour of lot. VW, ,sehosa t ee, sleisiss a 4 4 .44j ime , D. ,_,The pita. Auouses and the Duchess of Danseranapowopelestaireetoesew e ne.Wa t e w ad a y. 'Ultoticdoetto left Bagshot, oa Friday, foe the th t most . wide! shpaeapitliteedrThest plifeilims.. /1;;;;;0;14. , .Pavillion. Brighton. to be presort at the conseere- r-ii bids from l o ttpion. bettpd to St. Thomii . ir iiihieliwiss Akin of shoNew Chapel Royal. The young Oen- ;43 s isliii abiadilitiVigif the, toillssit qw;,,;;;i4 aide l yd i ft i o,! tlemen of . the Ring's Chapel, gt. James'.. will 7: , after Passing heti, elellb ter . hoe .11almsehaelhad Wile. Ifteed , is well as part of the choir from St. Pawl's. - tb- • - aillanedoi sad the reosaiwatair Iwo. ea tt fi e lbhc wi t h Messrs. SLABS, KNIVRTT, BELLAMY, &C.' ma? ass- dilithisse • Atilodhleptis I The Pelii•lllity • W .. 4;! 4T/severe:easy of the eonseeiation will be pri. which sionlikeltairg . v im 411 4 ,041 1 , r lasestod by Ilse Bishop of CHICHESTER. A most Ii0.111114•Hts . „ b 1, 4 ,,,,, 4 , "„„, Is , b e , ,i, i ,,,,:, I neeDerous assemblage of the first persons of dirt- . ~, O the - .night stiossightbtaissigicinamkolligee, .fioettnii, are invited to dine with his hlaJearY Ti ft ' .' s wa t er , :we e wi t egreg. pr u e temoot k:: VI tiOn this occasion. It is expected that the gntud have fie _ • - "Hi tisctrdredet t iMber and pl4er -yard, N i VW firaky and dist i reMod 4. • Asill, which hos for some time -been talked of, will' • take peace immediately afeed and before the errs. IA 4.441 111 - tilwasiclOsad' lif.:Witilnettilellbt molts of wind, Pally "Pan". Ito .ti to , 7. ...al Smalls 'the . . mosemseeported) were revere beyond de- Comm hlunfTelt him o twomill. oareisoft • WAWA' " Alk' siscvqpineasThe crellisserted‘tihstusted from'fatigue for a dingier party to-tnorrodi silheihisiialicke bs.helitiell -;olfellbeilkurbpos. that fatir d ttle)- oat fallen in with senor-place. t - .... ,- 1 irl t ;.. u m a I the% a pro . • tiff St Alba?" tired. on Saturday, Lord HOLLAND entertained. s i ellasjggl a t! lied ? -But , had shifted to 'the southwiard ( pa it ilistinguielsed friends at dinner y so M. NA • , fai:Alays• latteell towards nig ht). they house in Old Burlington-street. •!,- ,' • ,sl' e menet, leo MI6 111, 14 * all of 141 writ fete. lusswolliabalY The Countess of WESTHRATH if 04ssing the r. sod who Arshismorieol Maarten from the- shore weld pet were holidays at the Marquis of SettssuaT's seat, of Atiliesty .!' . Smiserk the pumps, and the erear.:sq reco- H a tfi e ld,, , rm.-- - put the, effects of their excessive lintioe. 4, fp.- •. • Alesistsseessimts at Bath are- -Mithei if root Sidney, New South Wales, dated . 111abop of Killaloe, Lady Lenon, Sir J. Ylati:illiti," . der..llllll* of 1011, have been received. femme: 11,1111y:lee, Sir C. Wulseley, Hon. Mr. Bathurst, MACW4II.OIIIIII hod jest returned from a visit of iej inoorimeo..., served that Awe** of the tower colony (Vats Dieman's Lisai,,t vis t i v i o g LIVERPOOL left Bath on Wednes. te Cadet MI .1111111M117 . useful and necessary refusals were .ea. day nalarolog, and it effords us snuck gratification in ins sli 4' _ to result from the personal view he had-takes • befog ambled to state, that his Lordship's health is HRRIP y such • r „sir jtweituetion. Among these, none appeased - to his, considerably amended by the use of waters, which spate impetiously culled for than the estahhahowifitl - dulling , his stay there he was in the daily practice tiiitifijitt s pate coert of justice at Hubart's.town ; label of taking. His regular visits to the Pump-room . A. wont of which was severely felt among a population excited much interest among the company in that ftt' Who in every yallthettpidly increasing by the acquisition of restored scene of gaiety said fashion. ' ) 11p e , ispb . r.r setildh. • The noise of a steam-engine in a distilleryp. in .1,•• p. do ar t , The following is as corset from a letter from Dublin is become so annoying to the inhabitants of 4 1 fdieliffilaltsnd, dated Nevensergs, HMI :-.. that cite, that they bare called it the infernal i. machine. *wk " I li hi rs: ; to the win c t i744:::! i ll . t ex ii p a r r e b. itd r to Gte; g ni ohson t ie h. ; Mr. Bee NETT is the demoniac hero in The Von. 101ftyjr,the the I gone home by way.ut Cadiz. i re at the Bath th e atr e . Th e Bath Herald gives I .,;rd •• • 4 . ' ton of Litansweats Misehis sad 'tuba, P ' vest Mx Pe' of ' 'trod ciinker. , his eieeetetted the relletetes bun credit for excellent acting on Wednesday ea this swims 1 —Litatesset Carry, first o r eight, and adds, '' We hope he will excuse our the • eery olive °Meer, te the command of pointing out a little superfluity in hie dress, we Me Lietretuset Mind, of the F.geria, first of all u de to his unmerciful pl ume o f feather's.; Mr. the times otsst sktp k Lienommot Datil, first of the Gpe rasshopr, to ll aiN NETT'S face and features a re sma ll, an d are .euee, fool.' is lic*lplod Liemeasest of the Egeria ,• Mr. Boallbie, Ciilitirquently nearly obscured by the article in (lute- Afaishisiesee of the Amis., to the raid( uf Lieutosant, sad coimaud be appointee si the O ftsi l s opper; Mr. Stanley, etichhimaso of Clots —it forcibly reminded us (divested of course of •, from tire - the Ass% tie the rank of Limitemnit, and appointed to that its ptomain allusion), of that well-known couplet— Ifs* iu tie /Wit; 1111Trivielt, Mirrter uf the Grasshopper, appointed to "To wear a white feather is malty • mass's doom; . he ;d r . Hazier, wine Master of the Eger* to the Bet •bat of owe feature...our BBL wears aphis's!'" NS, GO die it; ' Ille,tetilt . , Clerk of the Egeria, to the Admiral's O n M on d a y last a person of Swaffham A ' „ n ow, All , a m. , : . •4. .4 i , Mini M•itHASI. undertook for a trifling w ager to run LiraMiSairk Willi y' Med G. King, late of the Royal I ninths eit• - -; •tx , mak. are promoted to the rank of Commander, twenty miles, ens the Norwich, road, in Nur hours, ISW Cuss. ".: Ng,: Williams) to the rink of Liesitessat. which he accomplished with ease in three hours end .-“ismota J . and Whims see appointed to the a quarter. oily' T he ~, "ft Apes . ; Lice,. Oaks h .. re .,...„ o k s i osie g live The martins which were seen flying about at P. ~_ m om . ; Mr. seedbed I. smesiatea Pumgr '' r that Yarmouth last week, were again observed there on sitter* do?' I all the P 1" .'" ' -ht.r.r. ' 211../ 5.,... d .5 t ' il l ama y a "b ' "llPPlllimils ' him Chr'stot •da Me tit iiimisiebsed to I lir y• rla were alms seen flying about . I I remotest teaks .......... WIZ end /leg" • ' -7te. • f as' 1. T . Cromer este on the fulkeetue day. i ALP:* ILIIC7IO#. • . • "" - = — " 1 " --7 7 - • sew rive ..! .7,11 LYRA, se, _, Bit W. B. Folkes has addressed a letter sal 111111 a Or Lynn, stating, that he has urn with surprise and NMsI w hist the leading Gentlemen in the Onripsgh have gime IWO thapport to • member of the Portland Family, nail that pee. ° ed as he is by the melancholy circumstances in which her placed, from pessonally cauvassiog hi finds, he has'. "mason to conclude that on the prmimiagamimakhe slueaMi involve the town is oarless dissentious Immaigaggaahm,pgali! against such powerful opposition: bat pliOseihipmmiltio! stand a coaled whenever au opportunity mug siviiit t WAIN; smallest hope of soccer* can he entertained. The worthy Baronet concludes kis letter by saying "ie in the situation of.an independent country Gmsalmmais ra.i aiding in your immediate neighbourhood, I artpftribois• arty thing to the advantage of the town of Logeo,,dwo *ow ! est gratitude for the favours conferred upon we we behrogi father fur • period of tbirty.one years, will mmlimmta tit km / pay my best attention to your wishes " On Mondry last the Marquis of Titehlield atteonled inyi Lord William Bentinek soil several members of oar C 40.110. : ration, seed the Burgesses of this town. I To-morrow evening, if the weather prove fine, between four rod six o'clock, ass interesting con ' junction of Saturn, Jupiter, mid the Moat, may be been without the aid of a glass. The paragraph, renouncing the appointment of Mr. 0 Y WOKS to a birth in the Liffey Irigate, is cat indicted. Mr. D. has left the service some years, and is at present at his lather's seat, Scrivelsby Hall. . Advoistuges of Early Riving.—The difference between ' g every morning ut six, uud at eight, in the souse of forty years, supposing a man to go to bed at the same time he otherwise would, amounts to twenty-nine thousand hours, or thret years, one hundred and twenty days, and. sin - . teen hours; so that that is the same as if ten years of life (a weighty consideration) were added, in which we could command eight hours every day. for the cultivation of our 'Mods, or thee dispatch of business. “ Rise, light thy candle, see thy task begun • Ere redirming streaks proclaim the distant sum*" ' A I. A very respectuble commercial travelkie,,,,4oo whom we conversed yesterday, assures us that the mule ufacturers is the northern counties never were in such full employ as at this time. They have 4 quick acid excellent trade with Honablargh, by means of strum-packett,—frequently belling their goods and receiving remittances fur them in ,tile iu the short space of 14 days.—(Sloolfird Mercury, JilkL%lokAll . 3 . 11F.4CTIongc ,t. Ty It'd $ * ••••••....., °Or 141. 11 ' 11111.00111eihi Fault. ..._. North Loffenkum 4108110• Ilia" ii. Pat 10 " ' it itone, Mail kill quarters Issues of white WNW ; w w. as our iliforniast espalier.' 1 of daces ik• ii, regale themselves *libel.* tied • birge present of male,* 4 11 i ' arm partaking of Si. benditut . Meg MINI ellt 1 Or Inme &A m or. ._ ..earl a; .1 rbs4. . Mr. and Lady Mary se a donna, Chideeppet ‘amatioil Alf beet, bread, sod money; to every pour family its Thistle. ISIS, Aydin., and Wardley, was made on Monday, actin' tHeoliosed to as much as • 1110111 tweet's euusumptios lan d .019011ifeniily. 0 _ , i- '. • Ou St. Thomas's day the Vim of Pinchbeck gage the poor "Si that parish 101, whirls being distributed together whit the 'initnal dole-money and a handsome &motion by Hill • Me. Pearsall, the Curate, rambled upwards of nee . mid twenty families to procure Macy seasoable CO with which otherwise, owing to the deficiency of sollib, it is to be feared they meat have been but airy xrcg. , • belonging to the Grenthedi National Se No seperilitewdetice of Mr. Hestkwood, bed t , manual treat of robot beef and plum podding on Christman. they, at the Mail Hotel. t We are Militated that Mr. Atkinson gave 130 Rent meet un Chriminas-day, amongst twenty.e i rg i tur families to Peterborough. .0n Cbristamsday the Prisoners in lliC gaol at Oakbaps is number) had a dimmer of roast beef and plans pnll. , and a pint of ale such, provided fur them by Ali.t which they beg to return thsoks. Lady Kaye has gives her I beirefeetion of • clod- • shoo of coals to the Prisoners in the Castle. The poor of the parishes of Scrivelsby, Dalderby, HAW ham, Thornton, lisouglitun, IVilksby,. sod thilby Pine acre, have been liberally supplied this Christibas with bled. bets, Mockler, flannel, molt for gowns, coals, sod beef, by the Hob. and Rev. the Champion Dynstike.--(Stanijoilf sthereary.) 08 Monday last E. R. Pratt, E.q. of Ryston House, dis tributed his sonnet Chridnias donator* of two fine hullucibi I• tbe poor inhabitants of his neighbourhood. • The poet, of the parish of South Wislaliam, retina their thanks so the Rev. John Hunt, fur a very liberal skntlontdl brood given them on Chrisimm-day. _ i The Primmer s in the City viol, residing In St. Jobs 4. Mow derosm4reti return . thanks to the Churchwardens and Om* seers of that parish for a loaf of bread each, sod .threP bushels of coals to She Hike rooms. , ar c The Feiner is the City return I irt Graves and Joseph 'Gibson, Emirs. S . a * dinner givers them oa Christmas-day, ' ' ~, az. ' The Prisoners i• the city gaol and briaewell return 140111 lb the Mayor and CATrisratlos fur pi. , gao s igivna dipm a infi Clestmas.rre. ' '' • The Prisooter" ill s akp _gitt,'*l_ ,14044XtRli, C? r Millar& ibellt'lVAKlak It ' ' all •it ~ i• -..., " 1"7 " 5- Christmas-eve. . . . i is; s ''lf *e may judge floss all the coaches; suf belay full" loaded for several clays previous to Fl t igr Ore geilittty of turkies 'col away in presents, or by consusissimm, was equal if not greater than say former year. The priest "Per'ltt. on Friday wis from 7d. to 9d.; on Saturday sou "98.10 10d, and oil Monday last from 10d. to Is.-e{ . fis. " We k n i n e d j entand that Mr.. Thomas Howell us )114411; ;;: lre le the most necessitous pour in Avon anal Milkditreelli s 4 bushel of coal each, at use request of the Rev. Dr. Moyaey. " Sir John Dugdale Ashley, Bart. M.P. wish his accusiumed liberality and kindness hat not forgone, so provide for the Poor of E•erleigh at Ibis season, a fat on haring been die. tribhted to them on Monday, with a plentiful supply of po. totems. Lady Churchill, in addition to her Ladyship's 1000911 litel • • r, •o clothing to the poor of West , gots, 'again must beuevoleritly seat a supply: I guir et bdeakets, to bell distributed to *we of use 'timid pseisis. da 3 ., , James Houghton Laogstosi, Fero, M.P. for ilith 61i nasal liberality hatgierg Ilpt sem..er. . 4: %la, out in bread sod .14 14 .10 opoiagaamaiii.atilastni P u le that pure, by whinii - misus maps,pppg s nompa k ipagin e l istelous persons and 'their families ewe ' . w 0 berry Christmas," while they expeomed, °tide to their brisefacti.e. ,rya triiio•ivi Min. Corbett, of Sundonie, 'undistributed, 'Meat of cloaks, Ste. to. the poor 141,1 ° 0 .'eastki. On Saturdai last Beilby luoley . a tercel. Cottagi, is . ibis comity, gave a capital fat col Stith • propnrtiosiable quantity, of breed, Sae. to the peer a 'Burma, CillaiightvO, stud Munk lloptuu.—.(Shreopsbn- Chronicle.) On' the tdth December, at West Hill Lodge, Ti,.. the atel i er Lord Hew Fatalyl, =( ii o f : poor. . beea t itAtili i r WI. . - . sod pet coats.' ~ -i ad 1.1161 , • . . . ' . es Iffnudny last Was distrilinted 14)4 ppligeoltee . € 1 Jhe parish of Farliugtoss, by direction , .. tr ,w4ltax, E . .q• li ce on, weighing nearly eight hundred togetber outs i. • properties's'e quantity of strung beer. . 7 ,„,i, ' ll 'Ate Marchioness of Backioghein, accordaul p ti e l or iter essual ilhoevokst custom, has Riven a sumpotons of roast Illierf, plum pudding, and sirens( beer, to the pour of •vieg "lin, lichen, Easton, and Martyr Worthy, sad weary isoe oujoyed her bounty on this occalloo with tbankfolumws,:i s" We understand that Mr.. Edward Hedges, of lion, Bucks, wish that liberality which coarse srAlsis 'Week!, gate on Monday last, in the deserting. r ow = *Wilde, his anneal gift. of four hire fat lgalgthe i "Christmas dimmers. B• 's Cumative--On the 24th i Appel/ sea , ltilet were distributed to the poor ,of 4s M. gm. MWFI~ 1 will of Hie founderel - "tn. .r • donfroyr- 14,1, IA A • t 41.1 1 varg M' • L alssoc•olt e .. . - • LIBICRSL LANDLORINIr • . 112. yill "a! • 0...1 • At obi audit for thitbuke of Bedford's lioityeees reMel due at Michaelmas, held ai Wausturd sus Friday lasi, at' marl ',rage retort' of 18 per rest. was loads to the teraels *POI `their year's recta. ThiLallowanee varied frame 15 to 1119 itr coat , accurdioitt* Was upturn which the farms us weld. , The Duke of Iliatssorier, at his late audit day at Hollasji, retarget! O yur 4. 0 , to, his elersous teisaistry is that aid* bourbood. •414s a r i p. , G. A. L Keel ," . . at hts audit on the 19th bra s . reburied 20 per amt.* littlimhata• rests. . Marty of the Chrigutatt haws iltaltibolooefll tmid liberally reduced their 1 otiosetagtogad others ers and twisty per cent. 0 laadlygglishave, is Ilahtilroos lostances, awls a similar retlmaitokbeantett to alar..—(Leiree Paper.) .'• . . RUINOUS STATS . OP TUN pAnmss4 t .. ta ' We have beard the most upright sod intelligeut of oar Zoe-folk farmers maintain that there is not a patch of laud 'fa the cousity that the persist state of agates eats afford fur real.—(NoroleA Mercery.) In this cuouty (particularly iu the eastern part of it), the *mere lie hi a deplorable coudbiun. Several of these, who fisted large portions of laud. sad who have been reputed treolthy, have, within these few weeks, failed to an immense ittooont.—une, is is said, fur 20,0001. A second toeeliag of rite agriculturists of Sussex will shortly take place....(Leeres Paper.) • ' The Casette of Saturday contains a Tremor) , Order. eateteding the provisione of the %I'arehous ! ing Act to pogo' chaps, pigs faces, :rod German *usages." The ironwork. in G hituneganshire and Monmouth. attire are nut fully employed; the iotendill "Rif duty by the French Government on English iron, will hove some further effect ; the •orka maks About 100,000 tour per annum, of which the Wench take about an eighth.—(Shreutbury Chnneick.j , ', mke J.wr . . Las 4/ /Alt tit #.0411 : • • . .4. 01 A LIMB Vitllll &AMMON. 44 1111,10611414. Captslin Ogilvie, left Beek' the latter ehil ly. and hall a fair run to the Vowes, tit which place elle put her mail.bagi ashore eister. day week. the glad; and a short time after Mts. Ogilvie. the wife of the Captain; was landed. The ship brought up oh Sunday in Margate Road.. but the weather being veiy tertipeattioda, she drove, and lost one, if not too, anchors. A ti t hing-host spoke and promised to send off nu anchor as.d cable, which was dilly performed I knit, oirfog us the state of the tide, this saleable assistenee could nor depart before the evening, and their tannest exertions could not enable them to find the jaliana; " It appears from the accounts furnished by the rureiving part of the crew, that the ship struck epos the Kentish Kooek. when it wait thought ex pedient to' cut away all three masts, witch 054 effected. and the *noel floated again. The sea running mountains high, and the wind raging at the time, the boats were lowered. hond all hopes of saving the ship abandoned. At this moment, when all bends were preparing to leave her, a hes.% y swell tore away the boats from the ship's side% to this forlorn state a raft was determined upon, which utter much labour was completed. when. by another very heavy swell of the sea, it we* actually capsized. Despair, if ever it found a. place in thu Vitreous of an English seaman, might at ibis tuoinrit °i'easonablv he supposed to enter. But to hasten the catastrophe, the insatiate element quickly sisal lowed up neatly the amongst whole tor t he t a; t his and illl-( only futed there crew soar Captain Ogilvie m or four have got on shore at Margate, to coininu _picate the dreadful tidings. The above will be (goad substantially correct." We have been enabled to collect the following additional purticalars of this lamentable colas. -trophe:—The Minna had arrived opposite Mar. gate, when a sudden swell of the sea drove her with ureisistible violence from off land, and, after being exposed for several hours to the violence of the storm. she was cost upon the Kentish Knock. This was on the evening of the 24th inst. The first „thing she lost was her rudder. The distressing Situation of the crew during the night passes de. ,acription; all hands were employed at the pump, .isot the water yet increased upon them, and every lesesent they expected the ship to go to pieces. 71;:liptoin Ogilvie, unwilling to quit her till the last remnant of hope was exhausted, prevailed upon his men to continue their exertions. and it was not till the afternoon of Christmas-day that they resolved to abandon her, and endeavour to save their lives. 'They then hoisted out the long-boat, into which all Sho could were taken, and the rest got upon a raft. fter the unfortunate beings, thirty-seven iu nuns .ber, had thus left the ship, the Captain imagined that be yet saw some hope of roving part of her cargo, by waiting till the morning; and as there was uo immediate danger of the ship going down, actuated by an ardent desire to promote the interests of his employers. and reluctant to abandon his post. •be unfortunately persuaded the crew again to re turn to a scene from which so few were ever to escape. They did so, and lashed the boat and raft •to the ship. During this' night tifeir suffe r i ngs were beyond description; the sea ran mountisio. .bigh, the water continued to pin upon them, and Abey wirer/obliged to remain upon the deck, exposed to alilhe horrible inclemency of the weather. When every IMO* of saving any particle of the effects was lost,' *ld every moment added to. their clinger, ciptaiu gave orders to seek safety •is the Aseot.,• said, notwithstanding the intense darkness of the night, all were instantly in motion. Before, however, the unavoidable preparations were com pleted. a moot violent sea broke •sion them, and shivered the boat into pieces. Nothing could now exceed the consterustion and despair of the vigor tunate victims; but it was of short contiauence, fur soon rifler the vessel itself was 'attack. sod im mediately sank. la the dreadful scene that ensued six of the-men only were able to find the raft, and they by that means *voided the immediate taste of their wretched companions. Such, however, had been the privutioos they had endured, sod such the dreadful inclemency of the night, that four out of the remaining six perished before the moruing, aid the other two, when (pile exhausted, were pinked rip by a fishing boot, and they only have escaped to tell the dreadful tale. These men reached Lotilluit on Saturday evening, and from theta we have col lected these painful particulars. The only passengers who were on board, .indied the only one during the voyage, was Mass Heaot, 111 daughter to Lieut. Heriot, of the Bengal establish mem, mid her fetwole attendant. This intelleitink child was coming to England for her eduesitim, and the Captain was t o h a v e Mimed her tolVt care of her grandfather, whites:oos Chelsea. ‘,‘. • * 4 41 On Thursday the Coromandel storeabip estarinto Portsaiouth Harbour, to unload ihe (Ingo of New Zaatasod spars, and pay off.—Shipa in the lintlibur— Qeeen Ckavleue , Ilantilia. Albion ; Nal/angry, fur North America ; Liffey, for the Egg ladies ; Earyuless, fur the klediterruneaa ; Andes wade, for the Cape ; Active, &tithe home service; the Cork station; Driver, for the Comic of Africa ; Shamrock s for surveying tlps,Coast of Eugland end Ireland; Gres t k o pp er , for Newfound land; Ontario and Dromedary, paying off. At Spithead —,Vetecostle. Tees, Br ‘Fen, Bellc(4,coione. fro*. The Comtism is order%d into the harbout be paid off, hating completed ber thaee4garp ef Channel service. -• Several vessels nhickput to senpt the commence. meat Of the present month, from Liverpool, bound to America, &c. have bee. tompelloil to pot bock, from the succession of Awry gales lees' the wrap ward, after havi n g bees ottoosiderarbir tattoo-nal . o w • . TaJI OW • their voyage. ...a• o se r • aolioii • •• . • On Wednesday se sought thesesommotabetiaie Si! M. BROWNE FOLIIIi we' lam isMonsarld-street, i. Splieuroct. by two - each, Owl twrs'ot rived at ifdruir day noon. Oa p suet by the tenant t deceased** re procession to th vault in HAIM, ..t s ` 'l. . ■ I , • 7 VNE Fot.n La wens NM&ad AM' Mirld-street, insemarit and sit ho Iwo mourning coaches with .ix bur )of his own private earrirgeleowl4 sr,. ligtou, hy,wag of;liamikabass. go S A t wE going from thogisaise2pVirbedy wet Tic , nantry and many pri . *tilts 6)4 friend', *he fot Mag . .. 4311 lif the plies of iuteAnent, t tally ngtoo chinch. ~) ~. af