The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-07-30 00:00:00

THEATRE. ViYiIASKET. A new Play, in three trts..eittitlei Tide Afrioris, Was perforgyed, last at this Wheelie. The r h va rtrrs are* thus rtpreseaterl :• ranklos (Lbs VM.t) Mr. TmoariPeow, T0rriba1........ • 74114i1)40.... ........... Fa WORT?. 11,. Yew we. Drabs ilrp Jails ()Ciro ra !AMR, jam. Kass* DattcAl • ... C..titt.r.ir. Fenn well *r. trievs. Mai rowlyme IE4 Wary Avirutus Wet Mr. L.rsrou. M g r r . Mandiop Minim Mr. TRCIIAW. Mr. Agit' its. Mi. Nowt.e. Meows. IVH•RTOW, STOCCII, &C. Executioners Emilia" Merebeeb Swim Mrs. Glass fisties Salta 'The scene lies at Tettsconda, a town in the dis trict of Bondon, in M; ice, and the following is an butting of the plot :—Doritta has three soi•,citie of iehoir. ' 1e see. is on the eve of marriage with fie daughter of the Priest of the tribe, but the match is interrupted by the attack of an eitetny.— A event of touch interest amuse, in which Galin, alter a struggle of contending passions, iii favour of filial affkction. In the pro serittion and fulfiltueut of this duty, lie is eeditctd to extremities, which extort his consent to he sold as a slave to a British merchant. No price, however, of any moment being offered, he is tempted to perionate a fugitive slave, for whose apprelieniion a large sired has been published. He is ordered for eiecution, and with him a female, who proves to be his Mistress, whom he had con sidered as dead. The male fugitive slave now makes his appeal:soca, and the King refers the case tothe dvcieiou of a British Merehitit, whO deeldes, with British justice, in favour of the lovers. An anion ensues, at which all the principal characters, as usual in such cases, attend, and the unfortunate lovers are made happy. This piece is the avowed production of Mr. COLMAN, and such are the materialii whi c h h e h as chosen.--The tint act is worthy of his hrilliant wit cud correct taste, hut the two last are rather tedious in the dialogue, and do not quite fulfil the promise of the early seenea......A littlecomore-- sion in the dasesteinent, will, hwever,. in a great =maim s remove this objection. Last night the excellent acting of Mr. Yousu was not a Ifficient to overcome tt.---Mr. Fswtary's part was a mixture of the grave and gay, or rather a tnon.il ion from the lively to tha serious, to bet)) of which he gave fell effect. film. Fie. Lutist SIMI Mr. F•s.t.av also did ample justice' to their respective parts; htit Henry Aiwashis Nag, the ivory -turner, from No. os, Snow-hill, appears to have boon- thei object of the author's forculigr care. He is • fellow of iotinite wit nod buinoor, rid wds asheiiraNly repreaented by Mr. Livros, sits kept the'lsmise iu a re.e. The light and sheds are vet/ happily Mended and contrasted through oat the whole piter, and the sentinteats, which pasatipally *Mee out of war, love, amid duty, nr7 appropriate ; add derive, in many passages, peculiar 'putout fro* tfistir aivpointe sedan tgi et; political 'Trots of the poem& dori. The is sweet, and• displays, in every par', a correct and el it taste., I„toprevei6og s3saraeter is a chaste simplieity, hut it is diversified, and appropriate to the vs'Yilit retie. I'he sweetens se particularly entitled to praise, es a pleasing medley of martial and serious • music. and, with the Alm, does great credit to Mr. their:Comphitr.-11M. Class and Mrs. Luxus had . not a very prominent part in the dia logue ; the letter however appeared to advantage iri a trio with Me. Livid* and Mr. Pswtetv. The scenery . is picturesque and beautiful, con sifting (if a rising sun, tented gelds, and various views of the country, with a bright Africiti sky. With a little comp ermitm in the dialogue to the latter sisters, cull a !die Mare support to the ex cellent music of Mr. BELLY. TAO Africans cannot fail to grow in pAtic &wear. The piece was given out by Mr. Yoewn, for a set•ond repre seutrtitse, with unbounded applause, to an over flowing end highly-gratified audience. The following May aerie its a specimen of the Poetry MONO- Mgoltt,o.' A Privet of Kirheti% as Idiarlea a mat, Wien he took to hie bosom a wife, eficrl " drary, li newer Pill sot Fist, f 011 9 11, Inn you'll be thethelight.a, my life." Then snot e'er her let,..4l;i:rro lie loving, / raid, Ault sew Orr , " M Ith . so6sit II dill lump r' SLe tailtread a Idtt&--but led him at last; " Please your flelioets , only my bump." lava the Pricet," then we etmnot tohaldt d'ye ace, "Thought tenderly hoe ,nu, indeed tote,, an oath that very etrildren shoal ba " Cat the marl and troffoto b.need." K. he whirled smother he f nieied %Yenta ha, Otiehlifg heide. in sweet rotrjets! fork, /be etroppi'd Air blind Priest, saying " down a bit " For aty legs are two handy to walk." " Bandy legs," said the Priest ; " can't be boasted far " " SB Mt there... still au it mouse ; " for Nlaboinet curse me if ever tour shins "Shall witddle you into my bolleg. " Theo he tuned up his eye., like 64 white of boird eggs, And prsy'd, thus, to Mahom, t, smlei • "Great Prophet, afford me a wife 4ith ;vied l'p, " And with newer • hump on tie: back." Then the voice of the Prophet inthimiler arm heard, And rumbled thus over his head; A handsome young woman that can't speak a dark " Flinn lams year btiud lirw'reace's bed." The Priest he bored low, crying, " Maholoot's kid; " Of happineer this is the rim ! " Fur • kandsonie reins wile i ilies her et,, hosband blind, " Mid maim men like • wife that is dumb " At the Assize, on Thursday at Wioeherder, Mr. Gohiring, a Firrissee, hint a verdict iNgninst,hlei for 2101. for serhicmg a Mira Phillips, a Former's daughter. The Cram. Coo. Cruse, entitled Youlet a. Lord gaekerile, web fixed for yerterday lam-Mag. Out Exprem had net Ms Popes vnt, pot to tires*. it alas expected to occupy the trlto7e day. A titr broke out, at two o'clock. last morning, at the her.rie of a cabinet-maker in liCilliams'a lniarlino, from which it extended to the premise* of an oilman. Both houses were entirely con tuarktl. LAW PrrELLMENce. .COWRT OPOO4 WOO, Gil fah'att., Am' 2g. ~. Sitting, At Ni.. Peke A:Ate Lord Chief /wire Euzlieutottort and a Spedel Jai?. ?oVLD(t r. tsol.E.• This was an action brought to recover on a po- ley of insumnee given by the Defeatheit to the Plaintiff, on part of the cargo of the strip which was lost en a voyage from , the Cape of Good Hope to Buenos Ayres. by being run ashore by mutineers. The circumstances of this case have been already before the public, in the was of the }'taintifE a. Anderson and Co., tried in the Court of Common rlear, alien the Piatatiff Dot a ver dict.—(See British s Press, Dec. 21, 1807.) The keroatice-GEtsecti. stated Cass ease, and observed, that ha did not wish to attritate say blame to the Underwriters for defending this cause, they did it under a mistakee point' et law. It war but justice to Acne to way, that he beheeed, if it was not Ow the pectillar eircOnstarirea 'of the case, they would hate immediately discharged the policy. At the Cape of 'good Hope, the Plaintiff, and Master oldie Abromits, took feu hoard three Spanish ()Went, Who were on their parole. with the permission of the Guverhor of the Cane of n 0.4 Hope, General Sir David Baird ; they were to deliver theiliAtites up to General Beresford, at Buenos Ayres. On the 11 th orNovember, 106, the ship sailed from the Cape; every thing was perfectly Tilt board mail the slid of Dec's be.., when the Spaniards and a part of the crew mutinied, stabbed the Mate in seven places, and alvb wounded the Captain, and confined them in the cabin.-.A few days after, His I'l/testy's ship Medeso having hove on sight, they ran the ship ashore, and eseaped ; every effort was made, with the as•sistance of the man of war's crew. to get her off. but without effect, and the Commander of the frigate ertlfwed her to be burnt, to pre vent her &Omg into the enemy's hands. He then obseered, that the defence was grounded on the impropriety of ideaittiag those Spaniards on board, is it immoral the riA, and made the insurance null and void. Tins was a mistaken ilea; they were net prisoners of war delivered to the veuel, to be given up to General Beresford, but they were prituners be their parole, who were to deliverthent frier, up far•eveliange. There was nothing but their honour to bind them. Summer the vetoerl had arriv ed sate to the place of her destination, and they did Lot deliver themselves up, there would not be any responsibility attached to the Plaintiff. lie never could have considered theta as prisoners of war ; there was nothing clandestine in the manner of taking them nn board ; the Plaintiff refused to take them, until they ',had the Governor's permission ; when they got that, he thought he was authorised ; there could be no ioteutiou to defraud the Under writers, for, at the time the ship was burnt, the Plaintiff di I net know she war insured ; and the ship and the greater part of the cargo . belonged to him. Under there considerations, he felt ccingdent that thedury must give a verdict for the Plaintiff. The evidence war the same as on the former trial in the Court of eommou Pleas. Mr. PAIIII, in defence, contended, that the ves sel was lost in consequence of the remissness of the Plaintiff, in not. informing the mister of the vowel that those S=it came on hoard as prisoner' of war; fm-the 'Nile his evidence, had told them, if he was aettiitited with that fact, he would have amigated their ilensans. and rteirbtlggage, to haiku kdown whether they had arm. or not, and that he irowld not allow them to go thmeigh the ship at night when Loll of the crew were asleep ; it WO not Feesi bI e Ibt the Jury to say, this wiii nit in creasing the risque. and if it wa... it made the pith cy void. He would Iritie it to the Jury to my, if they thought the Defendant wonld hive intired at the same pteinium, if he knew of the increaked ti o de ? ltlndel• these considerations, the Jury must II 1 a verist for die Defendant. rd ElAtnnstaonnw was of opinion, that the Plaintiff wasinstitled in Makin* them On hoard with out smirching thbm. Ohm-rat Burgoyne was en linericitu prisooet, ott,pgrole ; although he sat in the grouse of Gonsupona, he was liable to be called I • on to deliver himself ups Would the master of the teesel he went oft buitd of be justified in searching hit per,on Seidl:no/no for aunt"? lle thought the ease similar ; and it ad been proved that every thing possible was does to save the vessel ; but it was for the Jury to consider whether the act of taking the three Spertiardt on board increased the risk to that *degree, that it took the liability off the trefeiidaot / If they thought it did not, they would OW a verdict for the Plaintiff. The Jurv, after a few minutes consideration, gave a verdict for the Plaintiff-Damages, 4251. COURT •P COMMON ME" JuLv sa. ellttuses and co. u. exert. suttee, cad 6). 1 . 1".'s was an action brought by the Plaintidli to recover damages, under the following eircenn- Ittances.—Tbe Plaititiffa were finen-drapers and calico-printers, in the Poultry, and the Defend ants were in the same line at Manchester. The forinet• lad, last September, published a new print, en a very fine texture of cotton, which had got considtrifili late in the fashionable wcrid. By an Act of the Legislature they were rot:tied to the monopoly of the print for 'three mouths. They, hbvietnir, found that the Defendants, within the Cote, pirated the pattern, on a texture of very in rifler minufactitre. The consequence, ni alleged bj. them, war, that the value of their invention was drepitociated. They alio proved that the Dermal ants actually bought a piece of their calico, and froM that Model took the similitude on their in fetior uianufacttire. On Elie girt of the Defendants, it was contended, that they had the right to complain of the piracy. of hairpin:li as they were the per sons who, three years ago, bad published this print. from it the publication an September took place. A variety of witnesses were produced on both sides; but it appeared that the Plaintiffs, though even in possession of the right, could, not have suffered any great lose, for two reason* ; find, that the manufacture at Manchester did not take piece until within five days of the time prescribed by the Act of Paeli.iment, and next, that only fire pre 6s were cold for botr.e consumption, the re mainder having been exported for foreign markets. , Verdict for the One Shilling. SPIRTtAt 770PT.Lremnt. fcitSsaY, 11:1.1r 6, • Was ribalar, neer la , ;olaltareffea 01, 11 Nrilkides / 1 0 1414, of :at far all air, that ester '441 Pm., of irt Vgiath. , .; a A rarepriag.e.plei, Fortlrrae 4•148 to eery TN. 5-yr ull at. trlit. 6•yr uhis aid liorseiant• 11.tá NKr,* 'aid seidangs allowed Oa - Thaw mate bola. A atiuner of u elaka. f a toe present yeti") to earcyl4.; tip. Jr Mute Para The . eisifuntd 'burst Is t.ithltd to 4 0. if Amor taw cent. Mr is still'. b. f. Mies IdisnelterA, 4.yra old t I Mr Tlnitspeuo's b. iu. Mese Creeper, Aga' o *l,. Carer It. g.ty iii Pcen , 4-yro 01d... 3 2 Wensestat.Y. A Sweepstakes sf fete. tees. 'three year °Mato carry list tolb. fear yeste Mills* five year olds X*. tutb. ebe year old, mud aged butsco set. nib. Mares and tieidiuga A hmed ttlb. ues best of 9 helps round tl.t inn,Ay, haus Ade the propels of the Subscribers at the tune of k g. I. ET)101, Esq.'s uitEphins. aged Kari Stetnforßs b. f. Winds, by Reeitugbro' tpa eld • T. L. Snake, Ewa 's tr. la Sinker, 5 yes'eiti .. Ar. Four SuLeeribeis have tat* named. Pane DAY. A ,Ullirrirti4lll of 5 goipeas sorb, with 40 Geinseitadded, fur three yeqr olds carryiug zee. 41b. and four year sit. 7fb fad I , li salowA eV Owner of the amend boric in bask his stike I.ewt. Thicelabseribers or tat race. A kit** of • piste or stakes (in Ilie Wheat year) to esrry Jib. of o or snore sth. extra. This Pre stile hemp Faq b. e. .5 yrs oki I 2 2 r.to of Wilton'. b. f. 3 yrs old The Ilaces of Newcastle, (wady Limerick), terminated ou the troth inst. without all ',Arcata) accident, which may be decreed almost marvellous, *ban Web a we, is atatartly cumudaed. The rosin graimi o o the We'd side, com manding a view of the entire coarse, was crowded even to amszeternt, . with inertitadaa as rust, of both sexes, and various deticriptioes—airs Mae Of elk*, from the Stead boom to the South tai, ouverel irk* try Of eniter taiateent, dis•pleyisg the meet Maoism chequered view of the hied ever witueseed is tkia comity. lartnetera. We gentlemen ' and others, on horseback, literally swarmed on&. kohl. The hoes, for a considerable distance, ou bath arks of the wining-pad, wave supported by a vast aunibrr of carriages, some exhibitifig all that could be expelled Kum the most inßsaieas werkesanship, without-•-and ea mamas bessitt mad dressee'tsitAin. TAG weather was re markably Sae during the week, sod the Kilkenny baud at 'lauded eacii . day, shoat martial and other times alternate, gave en strut pump and erandenr to the whole. LIMERICK RACES—NEWCASTLE COURSE. wittiten•w, JULY 141,r-elan DAY. Da fur i yri eld (obi and 6llies.-11mile heats. Mr. Ckeetra b. te. Violet Mr. Filatntnioe's b. ni. Laady nitt,A y. Got. far g, d, mid 6 yr* .441 horses.—• yrs old, iet. lolb $ yet old, let t 66.1 6 yr' old, wt. telb —3-mile hats. Mr. Kirwas's Slag, by Drees Mr. ICo, 's b. h. Mr. fibories 4 te.he Diamoad, (bolted) Mr. Creed's &Rpm", rider fill in coamelpieeet of a deffruea nhig across OK coarse. saegulaaw. 601. for heater, that have team faiely herded last season, sod 'war was aaj Meg Wt k far testes plalto.—Thrme. • mile beats. Mt. se. g. Misr() ... Mr. Va leer's b. tu. Sappho. Mr. Kirdan's g. Ea Mary ... Mr. neelly's Maid of Lodi .. Mr. Butler'. b. b. Phito Mr. tiewillyde M aid of Lndi was are of the starred brooklet. dol. for a, 4, S, 6, and tieig\ t it,rt" • - Mr. Werke% Terry .. Mr. Eote4Ps WED 911111111• T. Sol. Mskisip_n9ate kw all Bursae that awed their distaste. sr. Pifitiidam's A.., by Swindler, t yri old, walked over. Bwripatakcs at 12 gaincaa--io ditto added by the Steward. 1 4061 heat. Rude by Gentlemen. Mr. J. DlMieetkowsHre b. so. Mr. PINION b. g. endue I a 9 Mr. Lyote's b. en.... • 3 3 dr. Mr. Srally's b. m. Maid of Lodi, beet Mr. Colones b. g. by Mokinsin, sweets up for ed pintas mile heat. Rode by the elitism. The lowered tam Da is This ecreety have en opportunity of satoadieg Omit dratifientieso, as the Races of ILmutedield, near this city, lune commoesed, when entracedimtry ex pectations of limos...nest are formed, from the number of Sae booms alresit at the poled. LI MERI CK II A CES—L EMONFI ELD COURSE. TWORIMA V, .0 ix OAT. 60 Guineas for a yrs old cake and 0/141--In rig beat.. Mr. Creed'e b. to. Violet. a 1 1 Mr. fieneles b. an. Roby Castle Connell is et present noroannwely crowded ; besides the priests lollgiethowers, the two Heide, Baright's god Dundee's, are sesegisel by the sweirrosamed ladies sal gee denies At Ehright . e—.Cayt. Cotter est 4 Lady, Mrs. Seeder, Miss Petrel', Mr. Wreti, Rev. Mr. Fratehlawl, Culuael Pets., Mr. Pear, Re. At Duedna'ti—Capt. Sibyl and Lady, Mrs. sad Mies Ryes, Mrs. Last. Mr. and Mrs. Scully, Mr. Mtn, Mr. Mee sod the Muses Drys, Mr. Lyons, &c. CANTfROURP RACES. Robert Foote, Esq. and Colonel Dalton, are nominated Steerards for the Canterbury Rages fur the ensuing year. At the ;grand ball, nn Thursday ni ht, more than 300 of the most distinguished famtifa in the nri4h baurhood attended ; and on the followiug evening there we/ nearly an equally respeetubleasseemblage. The theatre had not to boast of a very full attend ance till Saturday evening, When the performance vets patronised by eve Stewards, and the house wis crowded in every part. • The ennipecry who visited QuantrelL we believe, exceeded any former pe nod ; on the Thnraduy evening, there were nearly 1400 spectators. °MUSK IR K R ACP* Notwithstanding me gloomy appearance which the horizon frequently manifested, and the heavy showers ethic occasionally fell, Ormskirk Rates were atte an elegant assemblage of beauty and fashion, more nnmennes perhaps then bnis ever • been witnessed in the county n 4 Lancaster on a si milar occasion. The first day the sweepstakes ws•re won, after a good races by Mr. Be:sson's Dimple ; and for the SOL purse, on the same slay, there were three well-contested heats—it wss won by Sir 1 4 . Stanley's black horse. On this sisv aeon ivintes, for 10 guineas was run between Mr..Ranliainn's larawa geishas Pepper, and Mr. Smith's dui mare Camille i do' 11111felfel Iltressis tso*ti az., 0 artaftro 41041 1 051 '1 1 04714 L'AP tbsis4 ;Aft con•equen!ty !olt the !aces The .ms wes hulk., 0:44%4 slot ditmirio4,ll! • O. 1,11 . 444 i ti ; tt, gm i it, super! i arse, Olgent ;41 p, ilisiiii bi s t et.:b i ,"fri. itAs rt Sitr.o.i, r ows Cl r.ite fres?, di . „ l _- ,thwo of . tfreisitiik txt der tot? 1 01 P.41 4 . 2 0T4 1 4 fir tuu rt iC i isait attended by a .licess4l4-.4 .. - wetl - rsitis esi ix.srscls.ek i it lA, eljeC't T: 4 l ftlik t.!! thestarti.ser*r.tturiio; the rotits Prize co, i , 4 Tomo it4sitoileil in tilt ski,elow ?lOC*, otia viistei., t-sii..:ior two prior to ItS 1;0'4 rue (^_i ...td the !mote sittKitio:t4Ctitis ge,otle unlit to time who wept to vier it, .ta hi g h:y t irdiseworthyt tilts 'cap was IN lbli by the liettatot ilitutailtuu'S Pifer Little: • . On Thurwley the iparl or Derby etteitsl2l, sad Aiighleu C was crowded .with toFtsbi . or ' ,opt,: liiith the ti: lit and Second do:. 4 the irosiiias ~.. 1a pones were elese.i.rd, and the itutuetesw lams of AA/A legs were RI:len:illy taken in. 'l'he mods Ica:ling to the course wort; lined %/it'd' (booming w i l44 j' jet is whetting elierity, to the (begrime it the tire of Aughton. The eointnoti wws unmet° dottedwith gaming tables of VAINHIS dewripti Very few accidents bappeacci, uotwithstati ' the vast crowd of people—the is:Luber of - mailres toutilivally eitstaiaz their horse* to Mow*); t o give them au opportunity of throwing fo .: their chin, wad displniiig their fashionable soh; Cr;i to which may be added, the manner is whit/ the foot peopte persisted in creeping tile esesse o siveiv rwil i g sv while the horses were rousing, in spite of the very , active exertioue of Mr. Palmer, the clerk of the came, end his asisithint4. The g.uigh.te of the Sock sod Baskin d 1 make their appearance. On the whole, ho' few pecple r lescept th e aioacing-eases) were st tied with s beuiskirk races. ,i resides. DUELLING'. Two ewe et eitallesim to teld a noel Lave bet* Meer tiptoe{ at tia's Odioe witfiiu Mesa Is* M.ue. A rupsodhlaid Attorney's Clash, oho resides sett dm Jess' Harp's/14M. house. of the same of M'Crae, tset a ceu.itomaii wf laf this name uf Macintosh, a jusracycms tali .r, ilw. lo. In $ pewee it, 'Misdate-street ; after sotate biaP.sa Ide. I dme4.tail, and WC's. is acid to Lave Oiled a radian. The see was, atackuitash sent Vila a challenge, at .kich I e fullowirg is a literal eapr,t . • " Mr. Me Crae.—Yrn we e• coon to gasetkANP ie. • isoralv: swains 64 Wgnme Aix o'e!eia; tad pp • we es &PIM pooreseV wiai wise srermewisaist • ea-vane/std. ilnigibinal. * " 103 Warar-iptrette." ri=eoOs k /41. evriag - . Aline kr Os MA% so mighty meoltioloilb appeared. Vpllll was dlearvowli Mule Ike wappeoe!l ereitiese wee te•4! &Meet% 812 ,. • 50d .• rose Jrweller. Proore-otree ivoroewmait maker, ledge* is Batemanl-11•11thop. It is one poled that their Priertle learnt that the Hems were le permit of thew, ow Mow* rootlet, sd rot than ;ether, mei eras them shake lannale.—The tkiirevs; AMP ever, appreheorloil Saiiiikri, un IhUrikill ennui, 4 . ,41 btm beftwe Mr. It/ •m, who wog* hi= site boil to ipppl peace, hivorialf is tool. and too laetrile., he mil. alai. 1 it strongly itosnected, hoiden east the iefurvoitidie I 1116 °Ace hiioaolf ; the rams oleo brovelit the hilltiOlll6lll was one of his boil. -ngimewLatikookown On Tbundiv evening, is Earl Poui. U 7V pw). taking alt siring in his etur)ele, .in A litf*.perif• his hones suddenly took tn4ht in n.row, plun t led over the rail. broke from their harnessb and ran off very furiously. The Noble Earl ass thrown out, and considerably bruised ; he a taken up by a Gentleman's carriege time. The Noble Earl's ton ass or . jumped oot, and escaped uulittri. Forty tons of butter were, on 'Saturday, enter. ad at the Custom-flimsy of Wott i Ar t i s for export. *Wen to Spun--aid mach more will speedily be ' "hipped for the seine destitaviren--so that already ' we begia to feel the (pc:labial effects of our good mierstaudiut with the Speoish people. Sooaltl reit - on+ sail those of tht• Portu4ocie finally prove socetiful against the Itrioch, whit a .rope will then be fbr commereit'il'ePrstilationwhat a finbie trutrkrt far Oge New leatitllstad 6.b !—(ii - w. ttifod Mirror.) -Monday aTteteonn, es 111 r. i.itta Lsatt,httilekr. of *dilator*, *as at work, oa thk• top of a sat:,ll budding, in ()Lion -street, die ecutral.ling an wl~i.h he his standink time wets', sad he ells pre..i* tater' to the grorincl, whi. k !Joke our erta,_ and dislecitted the other, niin in.nke tool cat tip% his nose and face, and severtly bruiiect bis whole bo It ; hopes are however eatertained of his retro. ten'. thirteee Capital Prier, to he drawn, of 20. 0 001. 10607101. .5,0011. t0.,0041, re.tel a full proportion of other Pritet W,ct Toted../, Amnia 4. it tb day: Tickets sod Skates, isearraf.ted antics* ate selling at all the Lottery 4t01 4 . - cea. The Tickets No. 16.;i011 • .040.043 Nee. and 4 No. 7.44/, .e 14.000 tins p,.v,-re r,M in Tweaty.. lea Wlarra , at J. ‘t . sit•ita.'s 1;0i-innate 0164 e. Ne. id, COraiiiil, last Tiekets end Shares ;rest Variety are 1101, Sr Ilifl4 as above. The contains 42“,000i, 10,000, 2±,0n0. &c. &e. ;`Cat 1)41 of Dralgangr eadq. August I cos, Wt. 1.11)-3-uille bzets . i On the ereaiug after tbe challenge tau .eat, the Last{ . I 2 2 loci of Mee into*, shois a tinier, applted tit 1 atelier, let inroad, (halted) .. .... Officer, to attend at Chalk Pere.: the Ofsear, idler levies . 3 °ll la "laile.°l° of a nnl all the circurmlsitc.l9 ' thosalet them toe ceinernietlehts it de i" attend to : how. err, the liaudload who eu anktklanntlf ealaay. fur bis friend, that he avetelit •vllOll _llly !Meaty tif be would WM* Lavender . se ft 4 ta r elffo Irma faiely toasted lest aeusea, dt k fritrissiater'egliffe.—Threw.• IP 4 n u t ed li a r, _ l a sa imaad „r= ftwa vedit • Jr • the lawyer rear. Icerneter W tiff a i caner of his courage ' Was lib defelce *is, tt • . 2 there was a saitiaket in that and that he had beta tit 3 t Ctallt Farm an hour before the lima Lae }ad appotaledli ' , die , die his nut, 5 d i . The ipfprai given by the huh of the *II for Ids ams.alb t tend4ice was, that liie w*• had teat gives hi. the Ado a. 4114°°°°4 ig " llle l lence taut till %Mir the time had aireed, • hew ii• applied at the If. Odic, fferittarreat atailtet the tailor. A chlffcally arose. hi unity. coosestelanac cif his out beteg able to swear to the *ad- d. *sight At glo , `"Tkro"olle writing efldaciatosh ; oti• acquit-, it raked mil adlstAk testa. cook{ actrwrite, and a boy, At son of We headhatet, hence at e wa d I I dictation of hkephre. The paellas Imre were het; Me; the het rem won by a acct , i mmi d is. tesghp‘a n d ia iL u at e slemliff triaiseet ea Owe" We valises etieetbet, Opt haursege. ItiCraet pord, hi flit ZIOAT. a 1111.11“11 yinwstn: _Theva la every tames to kg. tad aged —Thee-mile Waft. r...7ll:Miler emit lite tuilannatieu le the Once hiamelf; it e a Jr.. ..se et itiabewhotta. 3 o oa.tharlay, lielermatioa was received at the /are, that 4 3 tete jestleseu were to Gleba a duel at Chalk Firm. 1 , 11111111.61 r. with a elemehtlitat uf Ise, Is asemeinseiese of whit*. Rump that saved their distance. lo w ._ sa g Adki n , w i se i tt ors t i o l d so li k thug bbl u s. thriadier, 4 yri old, walked oiw. tatty. The 011eers amid ate Fatal thew at the wane at —to ditto addeat by the Steward. the evening, amid watt to Cheat Pails is roles, bs . _ . not .