The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-03 00:00:00

SCOTLAND. • • 7 Cur**. Fire. AVGIJIIT la. . This day we experienced a tremendous thunder storm. The scene was sublime, and awfully grand. It commenced at seven p. as. and cuminued till past eight o'clock. The flashes were remarkably fre quent and vivid. The peals were uncommonly loud, and succeeded each other at short intervals. In many parts the roads were materially injured. Not tar from town, a tree sea , struck by the light sting, petrorating it throughout, at the same time excavating the eat th to tome distance around. A lever from Pitlessie. dated Tuesday se'nnight, says. All A rp-arance of a very unusual kind ar rested the atte.atun of the people in this village. about eight o'clock in the evening. It was a black cloud, which seemed (as fa'• as c•.uld be gue.sed) to be hov..rin.! abut Dundee, and from which were emitted such flashes of as ii!uminated, to a great extent, the surrounding atmosphere. These f ohes weir for some time ►o frequent. that the point from which they proceeded seemed to be in continual blaze. There WaS 110 thund.•r heard, hut great :Jails of fire appeared at times to be shot from the clouds. 1 his appearance 'lasted about an hour, and .iff.•rded a very sublime sped:lt:le; and what re•ti••red it more striki .g was, that the other parts of t .e atmosphere were clear, and the MOOS wall 11111 • ng." LieutenAr.r.Coliinel Avila sr. blether to Sir Jona At army. 131 , t. In, peSiog Field Officer of the VC). lUti•eci Infauiry Corp, within the county of ()third, on ThursdAy I •Nt reviewed, for the first time, the Rtgimear ul 0111. rd L") 41 Volunteers, on Bulling don Green. The Regiment mustered very s rng, and under the immediate command of their Col. Mr. SISILDON, performed a varie y of manarivres and catgut! , duri: gan exercise of several limns, adroitoess and pfecisicia. A letter from A imrdeen, dated August the 20th, ir . ..r erhoor 14sf, the brigantine /datum, Captain Duncan. of Aberdeen, anchcred in this ay, with a cargo of coalr an board, and tam it t,, mornir.g for Sunderland. Captain t • per:b. t:.4t he sailed some weeks ago /tofu S,.n rie .d, with this cargo cf small coals, on k•imitt r.) but WAS prevented from pro eeriding up roe hyder, by a British shin of war, awing to be chat ge of affairs in that quarter. In cunseqinoce of this information, Captain Duricam sailed fir Chris mound. in Nor way, where hr found sn iiters ni a oks :boating), and was on the point of /laving his vcs.sl wired, when he with difficulty escaped from that I .it, on Tuesday the lath inst. being informed previously to his departure, that freer Smash Y situ were already detained there, and that there was an embargo laid on in all the other ports of Norway, which are now of course abut against u••• Same day arrived at l'etethead, the b.iA Brutal .11erthmt, Captain iv, from Uumieila d, with coal.. Ciptain BAlikT W4* the ouly person on WAN, his crew being im pressed at sea." Mt lAA I a latter fr. , m r , pt MgAltw tatt► i'tt h. sbtp S Irp• is. to :. 1 ()suers, in Giese Baled St. Thesneis. Jii , te 20 view pri.4 hen. ,interclay tt o the 22d. alt. we lost ear soffiffis meat g 4 viike W .Iffitieoes tin the 14.11 we we.. at. beard 041 a ,10011111 priweet ,chonne.„ or six aunt, slid full el awe*, sod, tote, an arettori of three hours arid a 'leaner, with a mutual eersattim of hilt a.. hots about the muddle of ,t, the energy. sheave uff •p s•rwtly meth damaged. We bud 1 . ,d f ergrund , rl She larenght at to senors or.io most Asp, at ha f oast etant m the ammaing, which was Co:about-A till melee{ tea, es ohs kept wt of riaeh . f our gut, c, kung Irarpeat sues unit, seemingly to doable out Nom, we wing pad a 'Mr SIM and Ikea, as al.• waa int We is the water, awl a pretty mop well, we Mad s speaulti.g slow vire., II at each a dut.inee. We. at 1.4.1.44. d our guns with a A..ub • amp et rape. and drooled knu• t Ore tuna down on oar Weadteeta.llll •.t,. - .. pt.tot .I.u, with bee teat towing atter , which we ritiienow he had armed to attack to Oil b 1 4 ,1 fete. and horri a.; we ace pie *sr the doubli. charge .4 ati,rn c I. tor enabled her, that she lay in 11 is affirm ▪ n 1.-1. eh • was soil. w she Oweettsd 'l, uhal.' in sight • :e'e yet, kit pt as, jibnnq.o ware *het away, sad her s,z4ttag :.d Ili. cut rto to potent' Wr taw by het &besot an hou - . ti e writ (4.4., our t..° 1,11 out tat Let t...alt her i,..eusaet srt• gone, at she tool; in es, re sai: of it, sod a .to under the team to of her luzi..s.wl 1.. ti s. a .1.0. .no away, au .at .a.l. and rtget.lc nett .I.niaged one roan shot, aye, lie( pt. cos b.4la i•. our 11.41, lb. le are (hitt, tot stmt hulas in our nom c.outtl an t the ot , i, , !..nag-tt in pr.v,•tatcs. I got halt. h•ot about the met. die of the bru ; 111111 of mu q oar,. •10.11. in hrit,g tini..10•1 , 4, 4,1,10, me on th. rata knocked lam down 44. my right aide. I 4 , 4 ittash brui:of, bat tb.• Deaqt r trait in.,tae,iu a 'bor. tom. I iserfectls welt, Wh. ceived he 51 sat tali by tle non tit the helm, mod, will, he. atsistan , !-, Ear, the erce.o.ry orders in working the chip I Was ssrli teppoettri !ly Mr RO-4 and Mr. Scott, Ilse two wives I ,i n tan deck and g.tutng well last, and think, it a week in ti,,, wit; he s'ule to mete .brut a tittle. The 0eun.!,..1,5e vu shire , ar.d every care and attention shall be pad illf113." We have received infermatirn, from a source on which we rely. that the seamen demanded of Com mod. re BA 11•1,0 were not only ascertained to be native Americans. but also to have been imp****** foam t!.r mercl..oit service into the British frigate And further, we are informed, that wnen Om British Minister was shewn the documents on wlieh these iafts were substantiated, and was in- vited to present to the Government a formal Note upon tl.e sobjeel, he declined cornplyirg, and never did eem .od the men. This view of the subject places ( country on thehighest possible ground in --ard - he - -- )ntroversy. Nby the Go _lly made known the import ',isms's is to us inconceivable. ''Proclamation it Was generally `-at the men were tech:mem for it was supposed that ming that the men were na not have neglected the im their having been forced , ice, had such been the tt.e beginning thought that to know the whole merits threatens to involve the anti ruinous war, that we Ige of the necessity of that mate ratio repot. But so Chief Magistrate become to :1, that he will not, it seems, 'matins) as is calculated ts and to justity to the world sad revenr which he. WO& Wvoielf &La cc regard to the present col 1 vernment !;are not official' it sot fa of the impressmer From the Pli EtIDS.NeiPIO and very fairly inferred thi on board the if , faelpiu : I the Passintrie, alter scat ties Americans, would ru portant circumstance of into the limish Gerrit: feet. We have from u, I the country w as entitled of a controversy which ' I ' c atinn in an cap, wive a roieit he enabled to judi ll I ' ft. r Nem resort. that Uniflll A I 11' , dapd has our present C secrecy .instrurable v•erer impart even such inform strengthen his own cause she spirit of reaming= • ber-er enswas.arats sty the 11.1 e 116.1 ... -- .• - NA VII !NMI:MENU. PORTIMOVTIII..SEPT. 1. Arrived the Cetrie/ar brig, Capt. Hawtayne, r►ith the ANN. Mose, Se Willis. Patient,. and livivrinvist, East-Indiamrn, from the Riser, to join convoy. They went to the Mother-bank, where the five ships. which arrived before, are. One of them got a ground on St. fl.len's ledge, by not keeping the proper channel; if the wind had blown she would have been lust ; however, she fl.hrted off in half an hour ; also the Lil 4 du. from a Cl3.liBC ; and the A! au- Awe., Kirkins, horn Q.tebee, with deals, and Cillae auto hat ly,ur. _ _ Sailed the Henri?, gun•brig, for the Downs; and the 7 isijbene, for Lymington. Went out of harbour the Spertiere. • TALUAUTU. AVOOTT 31. Sailed the Pr;nersa Elizabeth packet, Kidd, with Mails tor Lisbon. PL•MOUTH, AUG. Si. Boded the poses, Capt. Nes4arn ; and 49PM, Capt. Lydiaid. with the outward•bound West In dia convoy ; Ana and Bo'ina tenders ; Caehoe Mid sehnnuers ; alid the Bose sloop, Capt. Pipon, for th- J-rwy Ar teed the VI 1.11, cutter; Garai., brig; and the new brig Primrose, lately built at Fosse], to be futzd out here. DEAL. StPT. I. Last vil T ht .roved His Maksty's ship Crocelite. from Q•irtve, having under her corv.y the I:24e6re. 114ily ; D. sir. , Coe; Kerry; r, 3. and the P,o•p-ti. ; which ate sailed for the Riv..r ; also, t'.e Mae qf Kent. Ricketts, irons the Rivas Plats, Lyn tr..m Surinam. Balled thr.mgh the Dlivni from the River. the L 11114 1 ,41 a, Carman, for the Cape of Good Elope ; and th- Sri,nre. Howard. for New Yo?k. IVtaJ W.N.W. DoVIR, 1111. r. 1. The following vetsels have been det.tiard an] sent in : Urr /;ode ifinagitt. of Shwa 1, Capt. likaisan, with wino.. from Jersey, tivainaol by the Vna h:s4, Lieutenant ; Grin Hirable, 4if Erthl,urrl, J ,butem, Ipttro Chrt.tlan. sitid, with ti isber .ind deals not:Aiwa by co.: lii+fef. Hiatnn ; AUf..to, N liow Nits gy .and, oith and &wig, iina.ne I by tlio Furnin. g .ii• tr:y ; l.redk %la•garetta. tic Nortins. rgoi, P. F.nory, v ane ., wirh Ry.., drtaina4 be the irt,th..bo I. lA. ut. fi:et:tt ; Longsaurvi, Wio,nh -if, tight, (rim Jw.ey, by .'ten, Alit, of and from Flu ittiong, Hanna; hgnt, 41.- taine4 be Vvago Kll.l. .rog. P.t.toisot ; YYttlo4, of Alt ma, Oakes, (ern Gotiir.bn•g. with von awl da,l. , leui.,d by the Roy • KA•till ?Naha, nt ant (non &neut. N %Ind 4, with bah, anal by t.... t.. nu.; of rontsta•g. J S. Nunn, ho n Drain, lotto tiab-r awl deal., de•..ildn the 8:41S f. PI:1110U TTriton,Pli.:te 11.1 ti n. e c ,. 14-•urrl, h wino. tor Lunwin ; Jut. nee, of 111. Janson. Jr.. n ennwia Wl* %gars .feg. .- Pori.innuth,:otain.Aby the "Ratner. A , intber Itn,ger. called t e For. of Ft:Oilstone. tsp. watds nf 90 t ,, ns burden. was taken in the 42 . 1te1l channel by the Cssistea. of figig tender. and sent in e. She ha I • thmg on b•rard »h• n tak n. Iwo shiss passed bete yesterday. from Q settee, ontnf which rime passengers were lan !ed.. We here no ace. 1111 l t ul the Etrt India Fleet having arrived yet ; the Company's yacht is now io the colds. • The Custom H ruse Yacht came in here yesterday. and s tiled Agtin this ,lay. Scn bat on board two of th. CM, naissioners. Came in the schooner Natoli's., with a cargo of oats. f,r Diver, she belongs to B”ston. and was latYly taken by a Finch prieateer, but being chased by a sloop of ware the Frenchmen left her. prior to with they had takes out all the•crew. There was not a person !mind on board bee when retaken. She was first sent up the river. TRONA 1.1.0 i D'S LIST. GRA•11q1r1111, Sart. I.—ePa eed be t:.e pima, W..her ingtn.i. from St lio.usitgu; Wuhan, Pitt, HI ilk's, f r om 4 11.1 ca; Gacc., Coughey; and the V. .er, Montxuatery, Go.n data.t. Sailed the Swett. Simons, fur fitundtar. At D,ttlin..-Ylse how, iann, front London. At H liittcrn. I.ard, n, Irons NOW York. -..The 1I sa. tt.,nt L ttt , !.nol. Ar Vl•rima—ah• C..lerium 1. Iltzki. .tri, trout chit°. Al it Iwo.— I be Ha n , t, To , rm, (tom *luta A t 11 ti,111.4n, helm A tt.. Al Nero eta— Irv. Nancy. Stereton, :fll,ll GL4OOUW. Avevirr 29. On Wednesday last, Psi., alias Willie?* Afros. slater, was convicted before the Magigrates of wilfully breaking one of the public lamps of the city in the night note, and sentenced to pay the mi. ttgated statutary penalty of three pounds, or to be confined to the Btideeelt of the city for the ruiti gmeil period of sis weeks. This is the first convic tion which has occurred under the new Police ; and as the malicious and disgraceful praflire of lamp-breaking was very prevalent daring last sea son. the Magistrates are determined in future to punish offenders to the full, nr nearly to the full extent allowed by the all, which 611.135, that persons convicted. shall, for each offence, pay a-penalty not exceeiing fifteen pounds, besides the damages in curred t and. failing immediate payment, shall be confined in the Brideviell for a period not exceeding two months. The wife of a nobler in Anderston, was conviaed before the Magistrates, upon the eighty-fifth section of the Mutiny Act, of purchasintr a pair of regimen tal shoes from a soldier in the barracks bete, and fined in the statutary penalty of five pounds sterling; which suns she accordingly paid at the bar, and was dismissed. Mary Winters, from Paisley, was adjudged to six months' confinement in the Bridewell, to be kept at bard labour, for inveigling a pensioner into a house, and, after making him drunk, abstracting five pounds of his halt year's pension, just drawn by him from the Wise Officst: The annual competition of the Glasgow Practical Florists' Club, for Carnations, was bold in the Bull Inn here, on Wednesday, the 96th August. Me lit prize,* silver rnedad, was adjudged to Dr. Carsevrell. Paisley ; the second, a silver medal, to James Me tric, gardener to Mr. E. Stevenson. manufacturer. The company was nomeenus and respertable, and spent the evening with their accustomed harmony and conviviality. This day a field of very line oats was est down at Petershill, in the neighbourhood et this city t and another field belonging to Andeew Dunlop. of Sett J trzsrmmurimi ELF C MY. We have, in a late Minions., cartel the attention of our Readers to the circumstances alder which tht late Elediors for this City were emlated, in some 'arias from the Pamphlet of Mr Paull.. An. ether work, sin the same suijlt, by Mr. who bore so great.a share on behrli of that Gititl - man, Loth in the last and the preceding Eleßion, has since come under our observation. There are some passages in it of loenl reference, and point edly particular allusion, which may not be easily intelligible to the general reader, but which cannot fail to be interesting to the Elsetore of Wes moister. We ettra,9 Isom it the following pauages. In stating his reason for publishing tins pamphlet, tLe Auihor says:— " A wen , few shrines, however, I was asked whether I Ind seen Mr ti. Tunke's • Warning to the Eirctorsul Westmin. tut , " The qii• stion, l confect, tlipteg i ed so d iat anion W4l, that I here, would coidefeenti to re id any thing troll the prep of that to is, after the proofs which he hal eir.ll the world in conduct, and in Ins letters to Nit NW', and in la. .at.eacient listuiscation respecting that Gentlem.n., of lin nom contemptible teleiversation, his competency for subtle a-tit hit bac.c rakehod. a• CI Lis foul malice. M. mend iepoed, that ii wl.llot 011 account of what Mr. Tooke had said, tint ha ifati mote the inquoy, but that he wis-ee s, kitow was sware that ems statement with the noires of Mec-n, and Adams subscribed, was anachol to Mr Tuck-'a W• K. that it was matte a part of the 1,11617 .cint wa. oni.l wilt it. Riming inquired into the fact, I hod ft as in, C. mentioned. Acid is circler to counteract thisefect ists.ch 0.44 in•ocd,rl t.. be proluced by this amiable union of malice and talsehood, Ibitlief one Uuiiia..lack, I think it my duty to make tc,•••c eilisery Atone." On the sulikift of the gross •nd manifest contra. between the letters of Mr. Tooke to Mr. P tun, and his statemera in his L-tter to Vie Editor ••f r Nlnrning Paper, he has the following passage : •• Took-'s batten to Mr. Paull, which appesred m tome of the isews:isibers, were pidsli.lie l in Vac world i,y ins. ellen itealonsiii LUX waited Nit. Paull hie most davtan•'s incliner, awl - af the moment Me knew MID in bit 111C.Ipaiiiqn 1/i catering on a re'utatton et . Ills intensity. Mr Li alt.- wdls neal.i, t aiv.i , cetiors, iliat, It al earl, wou'd chee the career of %Ir. Paull; and that lie arro ...1 then ride tn u.uphlnt on !he bask of fal.ity and asbrireprese.nitiot. The ozioNeanon or th...e letter , however, check.,l 11l 6 ms •!a.lder and tin il:yra; and, it was conjectured, weel4 fi at list . an terrst inn that itr had recce .e I f clahy a I rig p-r.,1, all i.e halm. of slut 'dark, desigiving Yeviricosil., neva► vet eqg rig arvoziatiun, pubic ur imver, lilt., wrik ca, 1 , 046 our mat moment of hl. ens-. ins, he d.l nut e.id•AV , nrf in Vti r oar these deleterious of schism, inaleerleolc:, an I dent ans'ntion, winch rebel 111 tali 4:n014114a Win WS revengeful soul:" Upon t'ot suhjoet of Mr. To. , ke's at•ack epos. Mr. Paull, tot his application to be soppmted in the ex,sente .t posecuting the Petition. Mr. Gibbons says— ... Gsninon.m. I wi't ask what is Mr. Took% outlawed with Mr eseir iu t/Ile Irvat ?—.Alr Peke. a is A.A. by his MOO declaration live: hai tailmairy, arid on charity, sad, perhaps, by prostituting his shillitirs to those who nay has bent ; while Mr nun, by a roan siiiius perseverance in eSilialenta C.OOCi is , has raised himself tit the exalted rant sal a /lianas tussah .nt I sad ha. made ;pitch sacrifice of his sinus rn lie hint iuraale task of cvviteudt.ig for the liberties of hi. c.auntry !—I hats dirt oi:istri• !archer :111 tha b:ae• Wel outlines of Mr Teiikes prodiacti so. and sawn of necessity leave him tia soak into a preinaiient • no. re.ausr state and the !watt made to th, craft of this Cawood ine, 1 shall Irate to float dvarn with au* and the same Upon the motives of those who eondu&ed Sir FrsT.eit Burdvtt's Eleftian. the Anchor says 6, The proceeilr..gs ithreq.regt to lilt tweeting, are tug well remeinbe , eJ to require meted. The phish•boultr. and a!I other bask., which had been nr.i.rii.ed for hir Paull'. Elution, at • very t minder...de expense, hat been in the 11.344 of SOM. of tllo, j and I believe they hay- lint yet eity'ained hoe feey cointatled Sir Fascia rkardetrib Cleanse, without b... inA at an eq.:al expense fie similar documents. It is veil kissight, tint without doeument• of that kind, isothing can be dots?. It has been broadly insinuated, that noe expense vented for Moth sleet Int.; and that copies of hlr. Paull's books sup plied the s•lae• use o:iginals. The invinuation may be irlin • It a Celtettify t (Jnable. Thank heaven t 1 had nothing to de ...hi that hennaing, and, therefore, an not included in Ito imputation of gating ever participated in an ad so treacheious." Iteipatirg threau against the Author's life, the Pamphlet says— " By Gibbons !" said one among many heroical tor rasp m " if you daft -grim to pet op your heal on the Homing', depend upon it you will be shot gate 100 this caution,, therefore traware.'"-... Maser Gibbwca , y .oa Mare, Ire qu..t, or as yeti go up toe lane, you shall MI, • tiurot 1 t!: • bullet Wire:lgo your howl "—My sepals:rat I do ter/eyed so be a tort of apothecary, in New -street, Co, g den ; who, I fiu,,d, on applicator,' to him, es mean in hi, di citation. co amp/ Cie taasequmices of his dastardly condom, as lie W3l b••• in his in-oate. lade -4 the series ot aaa_l:t conch 1 had to sustain, 1 dal think would varcely mid Val the age" On Friday morning an order was most , unerly and unexpe.iedly sent to the Chatham Elie,sion of Royal Marines, for an immediate embArk t•i3n of officers and men to proceed immediately to j :in the expedition to the Baltic _ • A letter from Dover, dated on Friday last, says— Yesterday morning the First Royal Story Regiment of Militia was assembled on their parade in the cita del. OD the western heights, when the order was read to the men, permitting them to volunteer into the regiments of the line. to the number of ISt. be ing the grub that regiment is allowed, by the late AS. to furnish. It was a most gratifying sight, uts the word being given fur all men wishing to volun teer to advance in front, to see SOO As fine fellows as ever took a musket in hand come forward r it living arranged for the Surgeon of the lhte to examine them, and the Magistrate to attest them to be pr. sent, whole business was completed with the greatest promptitude. Much mortification was exhibited by the surplus number, when they found they could not be allowed to go : the whole of the men. with the ex option of six for the Staff Curps. volunteeird to General Norm's's regiment, the 56:14 or Old Pom padours, the first battalion of which is in India. and the second on its passage thither. Two officers vo lunteered with the men. Thursday last. being the day fixed for perarnbae sting the bounds of Gloucester, the Worshipful the MAYOR. accompanied by several Members of the Cot poratiem, and attended by the Officers. ascertained and proclaimed the limits, according to ancient usage. An elegant din ner was provided-for the occasion at the King's Head, at which his Grace the Duke of Noavoss attended, in his capacity as a Member of the Aldermanic Body. The At • voa and Corporation were likewise honoured with the company of the LORD BISHOP of the Diocese. the principal Naval and Military Officers stationed there, and several other rove/table eh trailers. The es tertainineut was sumptuous and elegant ; and the day was spent highly to the gradhcatiou afall pee mu. . -'V . VIZ SLP A 1" AMT. The following miracul, u, sl.‘•y h es toned in an 'rope, tea manner in this and o ths , pets—we are now aide to lay Lefore oar r ri fuller account of the c,t , • s h.-640v h o the 13th ult. a y , unv git i, s ry .nt sr, M s w, 4 widow lidy, 01 Cu kticid. in ..ns•ex, comp a i of bead-acbe and Brows neat, when mistri advi.ed het hi take som • balm lash and I e Joe/ s h e decoe di .ply went to bed, and immediately s ' into a profound seep, and continued sleep', though proper m.ant were us-d by the 14crilty , ar , use her, till Sunday the 24 I alt (eight diys when slie awolt,, apparently trona the snood of elm eh belis, er bids were then chiming. and stoned her to remark, that her yesterday's tion h.tJ c. used hrr t lie heroic' her 'Binary as it was church time. She got up without revs ardstance, but complained or ears sive thirv, • p, wing extremely weak. Mrs %%and tn .k .11 alde c deaf her, and she is ;se p tte9l y feretrfe,!. Durirg the wb le of this won.:u.'ul sf the faintly' of the mind, t :e Y rah of : prated on her cheek., tn.: tweir follneu ci considerably aftcr thr t ird day, wren her peil., l grew weaker, And tier hr.-robing could hard y perceived. No sustenance could be admi .istried to her, nor was Cie SWICti to any evacitaurt whatever. His Royal Highness the Dike of Canis/Dot met, nn Saturday motm.g, a disagreeabk ,cciilent; while iaspotaing Colonel bo LT. , 11 . 6 fit:g4 4 l, i n e t CAvaii y, on Hounslow Heath, tge Lc-s• ulart Officer in his suite lashed out. old muck Sln violent blew on the runt. His Roy.ll Made Italy slight of it, but waii prevailed u,rot proceed to the adj.icent brn ack, atteuded by 1).. Rocas, of the I 3th Light Dragoons, who .pi sniieble rentiNiies to the 644itusiou, wiikh sidetable. ' A yowl Apotireca , e.i: sPernf has prevailed ultras a young Lady to ta.e a tepid CkCLlliitql eith hie f r o m Blight.v. to Gross.. 1,1. Lady, under the care of her t; ,vine-t, di appealed on fher.. day in. rising boa i and thoug a thing has since been heard ol i.er a the name of her companion. ar the road they h ,ve taken, is not damn. Lady, a Miss F —a, when of az., »dl puteita Fortune of something better than 60001. a year ; bx lover is two ur try. a y. Ara youager •fan hers-k. On Fues,lay serval/lit. as Mr Hicrosus. glair, of filaid.tme. was :atoning from a friend's +•ice his wife, Ars. H113;11.1 was a, coated by An (HS a vay indecent manner. Mr. Hicitisas espoiaii rd the Officer on the impropriety of ha. condua, Dot we► tmnteJs rely c Hared and threatened eriti much severity. Mr. Hsootvs. clasp-eased at sack per 'tiering insolence, struck tit, bold antra ter a severe blew in the face, and elfeaed his own .ad kin wife's retreat to the him,. of Mr WILSON, sir cured the door ; the t)tficer followed. And lotted As entrance into the boom thro the shop-window. lens Mr. WILSON interposed. and prevesned funlber vin. fence. The neat morning a warrant was issei•J for tha apprehensi,wi of the Officer. and hew is brought .fore the Magisenites, when Mr. Hinnies C l ime that he was un lee orders for foreign service, agr , ed to drop all fun - er ploceeding. The Alps. trate: ordered come COrtlp.llSAtinn to be mud:. 11.4 sevarely reprimanded the Orfiarr for his 11611‘111110/0 able coodua. CORN-EXCILIAGE. sLiprewsta t The supply of el diescripti.3 of Grain is sort this el. maintsius our lest gm•tud prices. Rarity, are each duel uf.ale, slid a tulle loser. Bea•tt appear eau Ise aCt..nct. Uf Oats tl,•rc a•c n. toattat.9a, aid the Lea rorrign fael't ■n increase eat wife. Fl•.e Four is geom. at CM. end sue Anauracaa Jus t. es. per benol. CURRENT PRICE UV GRAIN Wheat..•• 41s. 54.. 6)4 T elc Yaws .... 424 4$ Oi. Fine On 611 s. 7g • aft I Oats ..... t 6 904 .tee (New) 4", 45. 01. INa:in& 5 04. Eisele). t 654. 1.. 0.1 M. j, Seed d 3 *l. Os. Whi.e ga• 1'.:04 0 VI. e Flour 55. CA. Grew P.w 54. 5114. 0.4. Ben:wits 5145 Beans .52• 555.04 D ■ HD it t D.-4144.y it .•,- ruAlse •Met& IRISH STICKS. Auu tS Gmemm^nt Debenturt a, 31 W. rest .• ••• f"1 Oebtn4ir••r per I rrl . . . CuIJKSF. OF EX,o Anat.Aus Sb 9 I U. Pita m, m6;18% I Ratter 'a •, c. f.. II 4 4 U. 34 t 21'.. Alwu Fa. l4 a Lit. Ult., I 111 241,/ ..v.teaux Cad's 311; effect. Urtte. MI efface. Diem k.:ti ANL:6, Sart I i•r.) . 4)l Lit Pr... I % eat. a. C St U.r. lad. Lisboa 641 I (4...rui t..41 D0..1... ...... 1414 • Calk Ili ••• ...or i• O. d• P •rtiga OW is C. .la mod lien .at et 4 ... ... N. 1A... aser.• • .......- "" or INA ta m .... ~.. ! 5 &ITV , in Ma,. .... .. 5 4 S.•• 1.. morsels .. .- ..... --. kro a tar Bank .5 Hob; d, 34 per Coat. 9: Sei Leg ,nrn 5O Naples •2 D.,Alin on 1...n40n M RRIAC. U. On Thursday last, at F.4.t4lans Cherub. VIA Mriew. Eq.efGqrarrur.et Hour, ag, SS, to PAPAS Gook, - 2G. an wombs ynnug woman acnear. tlu Tired! sr last, a Bury, ha thir Rel. Dr Vlrmitlinatoth at St. Mary'. Chinch, Mortis T. ~ .1111.• t.. k4P4ge. FAq St Edmund's 11111, to Maas Maly Surnnah Labour, abisti tiauchrt of Michael Wm. Erb nt Lent week, at tha pans). Civets of Se Andrew, lirbura. Mr. S. Reynolds. Attorney, tn - Mis. Nerrerrnb. only darirst of R. Newcomb, gag. d Strultri, Liatnkraltra DEA 11. On the Nth nit (Argun), aged 47, st hat seat, the Rehm; near Ihnhury, Koss, Thomas Mletsarl Nowell, few tlee eldest branch et the ancient i/11.11, gsf 141 Nottalhi. el Heed ball, near Ptesto.t, Lanemh , r• ; revered and ges.estrnd by ell who had the pleasure of Minute, him; a doting, see, he" brother, kind huciand, father, and I mod I antehmt *0 • pb, - sielan and pininu:er of the 'seem* mocolation w the North of France, in which anew, he was ao mooch iespectird e t•rie the time of that tyrant, itobesnierre, that . 111 , 017 attention was paid to Mtn, his hauls, itori terry ;anion "hens it MI In inn way to potted* ; his abilities had such w e ight with limiapanc, as to poseurs peons.situt to return to Eaglasid, or tonere/ Frame. He hat left a dirminelate widow, and w NOCAZIAIif kin son stud Only cl“ 1•1, Alexander John Noted,. lIIt.H wAnut, THIS DAY. AT L'JHDON-111111.140:. Moen ••.. 47 paid. after ..SI Ittren.. :; 8 am.l4 LONDON:—Print. torI3.I.I.MbIDSON, Ni. It. Urn" . .* court, It Ai-street., Covent-saoleo, sod pubauliod t tbt Office, No. le, Mod of St. Clement's Owed*. film . W. STUCK, of No. 1, 7iro holton-sthot, Loog-Acee Re foe doe repot, 60111 SO OD USN, WS riq go be elitly a 410.4144 W. ...11191 Pained r .rn o l: " ne ne Rt y lisr et •,„ d,:s a of the 1' uee,,, (hour, moth It, ap , ll ; gm . deli p{ 1 1 1 4 . 11. nis e j Id b e isteled mr4.4 mural lig!.t 41 rts Slou a gl.ness of il .P 1 lieJ 4. Ct,;3., d *mem okh him uokier s since lion. vt . noel a ; bet i-k. glair, eith his .er I. a tul ondua, ei with rr sack lu ter a 4nd his who use iced al r, what her sir. , 44 for eromght Clime pyritic*, Niages. l:. 4.4 Imam* del. Pith ..a.t. Qtr Wt the Lir ist .t 616.