The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-04 00:00:00

oa , Tt.c t r, t di fritatflo4 A* kilki.444 f r %eh frills, i:: the hie interranean. _. been sent to Bantry I:.e !:'ail S R encer risflonseg for to attend the ~ e rg of the 111 ‘ .1.41 Commanikr , i . :,i e f on Of' Fill! station, vellu has been mem. 1 vireo! to Bear 141 ind to seiainiee into roded to P . , a ,,,,. . „. t u pon rheripabilitics xis that place to be 9 1.1 r. li • • • • al de lei into a na t al ti fortress sidl e dile j ot ! to protect the ire* and also•tfiei vesse l s t bii c roon sling to tine may be ordered to ronitrevosis ' .i t b r ing intended that the West. fisilia"erio. I , '::::i iisa ii " sgi obl i t oind 4 k4l lions liolifittron bar. • ...: boil r. ' The hittalion of lolarirs embodlylag las yolk" is ,„ a g reat state of forwardoes% it perm* ,it .la b . ~; , ,Ire the effilinvaq. a VES ora A $ C ILO ilelyi 0181 . • . ` Al ftL i k%s. They will.ein ark 4 4'04114m. of the lot stripe trOus" Indio, geologists; well re. ciiict i a *jar Meaditoot, of 'the •11tb NIA, c . , ,, i , y , hosing been liilledi; Xssiing*taib t ;Iv b , : ; :ii; thro wn mat tic:a gig. . . 'Aka Dowssive,• with two compaeka o f the Art ia gg y, is eni! ra rking at Plymosith, t‘iiksorne other feinfOreetle.iltii 'fur Lord WetainaTorei .• , • army 'la se 'lase H ono urable 'c'reaeral Cor.v,ir.r.s: liar sai i led vial t h e Gordop lki‘lilsuiders to, join turd W4r„... ;Aso-os's army. . . General Gteosiitess, who lately r.riarael felon . Ike wO l lushes, iil.appoinied to Sir stoat Dra f t'. 0211: at Girrnsy, & se mis Ccr e oos and Bilasoik, of .tba le ", hoe set Off front Woolmitai Tor POrtinicratc h e gd battalion 11,, theritti, or Edinburgh sm. l oot, is fat recrOettsig a f t.lliindee. • ' There beim mile ifoubt of Lient...Gen. kite Wit. imo s t vieg oat ConsesandeMn.Chief to fa. 04. cr . w,ero 4riksil has been in • had healtblur Otebst II'? Xell'sv- Th e gal battalion of the 52.3, Sir 'ionx Moottlee favourite regiment, beta. nOtir AD 'east awes rv ertooss togs ea aervice. . o Acad." kUid to have telegraphed the Hannibal ; el k r eepsqf the Cfiaiiii:;l, and infoiM'erl tir stilt be_ h i d been "abased 4y three French men of war , ;tding a N.N.W. come. goland, of the fifth private totter from lien ult. says ;-- 4 i I find by the English Paulus, th e occuoink of this bland beille-likely to be at. tacked by the enenir, bleu been . much enlarged on. I can assure you, ere arel4 no.fesi whatever, sor do I think the endiny mesh enaugli to think so attempt to:teiake this Wood' would add any thing but discomfiture to such 44 undertaking:— Qqr Iqtest account, (tont the Continent spe ak in Imo of confideatie t Chat a was between ' Je d fienis is in , rite '. We act about to lose our l a te praetor (( f ord.. . &MELT, of 4'.ilimablil t. . iii Lordship being ispipoisteti to s taxer sfite i bib • potes,o( is n ot knasib pt.''. '' .. ' We near nothing of too Vis noiart avv. The 1 . 17441 isausie still keeps his klagdons 4 of neat. , ' phaua, and otinceives blitcsat" the greets* lificatilli: la Etifope l tilt to his ther. • 'the foremost horse in a toesiane has bean army. weed to a sinecure pla4rmin, flu has q ,,in tea k s robin whatever to do t but ico,froot ooloonco to , I4e public. . The repost of 1114:C.sviissi 49reing into Ad. ininistratinn naturally mires , the memory of his going ota, and notes the sgegglicm, whether be be one of those faillifaiserrandei..-whik 44 , can 4 0 well vrommodad from his lest piasisiti The late Dr. ,Inogion being 4chesi his opinion of ' ihe title sif a very iesiavolume t remarkable for its )grionly, replisul..--vv Toot It was similar to placing so eieht.and.jofrpoundee 4t rho docir of a pig. stye!" i' . s The noble residence of the late Alderman TLl,n. LET, in itcleisgate.streeti is filially appropriated tit the purpose of a Tavern. When this eublO riftetting . Mrs erected, the Citizens of London, hoticier oPos: . )01,114 not disdain 4' resiikee:i Eaa ot : Teeniilp.bar .r:but 401 i; the ch ange of manners in this metro polis,s that a splendid establishment in the neigh:. bouthutnlofSmithfield would lic itbsointely shocking. ' A tradesman, of Cirencester, who by his inllain. i :ttetury expressions and demeanour attempted to ef., .cite the soldiers quartered in thitt pity to thiltiny and rebellion, has , iiy making a • public acknowledg. tent of his crime, both' in the newspapers, and by reading it himself at' the head of tile ' regiqinet s as . taped pros ecu ti on . • ' , • . , Ihe isle Mrs. Pent cross of Wallingford Berke,' Ins beq„ealls d Y t Missionar y' ' e 1001. te the Society ;. 10Q1. to the Society for Missions to' Erica al dth fast; 1001. to the British and Foreign )e So cietys ;besides several other Legacies Bi ble to Fund, for the educatio4 of Iklinistrand the support' or poor Ind pious Clergymen. too An for invmtigation, 'we understited s has been op Will • soon sumo_ m onths past ; which it is probable furnish employment for the Lawyers. hii.estate of soMo consequence in the Coun t y la f the Cumberlanii , which has been for ninny yea rs tt' .liesiessiou of at~ younger branch of the family, tli ssu tnovi laimed by II Gentleman in the City, ' who far pore 41d :h e estve lil , Le e. the tbe heir in a direct line to 0b ,_. 11 roes tion, that h s has lately actually :41 esl the Baranetagoof the family. Coceri l Ro vat. —lt may be unknown to many of eq . D ,‘ .. . i 1 n aims, that 4 the 1,.0ti Cockpit," St. alma's Park, so long , the receP cle of the most cruel recreation, so long the resort of the wanton, of the cheat and of the pickpocket, is now no more tc—tbsuotf suchis t h e feet. The Governors and Trus. Christ's Hospital, beloo. - to whom the ground elpr7.t s i , ; me t i on the spot, the very day the lease thelpatrunsand, might naturally be expected from f__ the o f such an institution, gave directions tar immed iate erasemeut of the building. with i n a o n r A theM argate packet, the Greyhound, met accident on Tharsday night * . between till a.ti.ideleven o'clock, about a MOO OR this 5ti .,.7 Gravesend, by running foul of a belt at 0 4 7 r) W hich had nearly ocesioned the inking of 15 vessel. The assengera, consisting ofabout 50, 'ere fur some tin p ie the • in the Most imminent danger, shattered ri gg i ng of the packet having been completely 4 1tereil by e concussion, and that part which reniiied bi Gi g .t...___, .9g so entangled in the brig, thif. the 111.11e 7' .. w . ve le disengaging herself badisearly ;alien W 2,3, • • - ..... .- ^ , TT.T: — ." -- 7 ..-.....7'...-7. 7^.W•:;.:71 , - T T . . L U(.; 11 Llc te.......4P Jar", • A singular event,. tijoig l _ kept entirely qouppet eds has occurred in the .M.ftlittrrimeatt e ,Luctea ikowArAtura is actasAly ,Yoder Beitiell peetection. !taring embarked at Leghorsk with his family, he. , . proceeded to Cagliari t in SantiStia, *here he surren dered himself to thelltoo:Mr. . roU Minister' 1. ,- .4 e ßi ‘ L L-N. Some particulars of, Gil eatraorditokry occur.reace arc contented kik 01010110Wilog . eVract : --. • 't GyillALTAlt, SEPT. 7. • `!. Me event which I have n ow to eomiuunicate caaaot fail it! Vl* . ay muc h surprise in ‘oidon 'as it h a s thi s morn in g IsamOnt# the garrison. '' '' • . e. %ti l l* lideette frigate has' inst arrived , , here from Cagliari, '.10 1 11.11114 Alle t ki, theAltish iliniaer to the Ottoman Puck., as *sr& l i t he Sideette htings:ieleiiigence that Lucien Bo .• • A ra ..... 4 has arriiiCat Oagliari, with w s w if e an d g r i ff ily, iiielesher of his rehaions, from Rome, for the express intr. ef , claiming the irotectiou of kir. }tu. l • the Britiih Mi ster. ' '• " ' ''' • Mi ster. *IP "'This slognier sweet, asm ;At , be expected, oestallamed mach speculative a Cagliari as to the motives and causes fit so bill• • • gulag an occurrence. From a source which yolk May rely upo n as eibf,l4 . 4 1 amenables to put you in po s sessiuu o f th e facts, which are beleTV iheset--. `,,, Net !Maga his Imperial Brother, who is extremely an. ititriks.tha t kall his relatives should be matrimonially allied to fel it Ilitali Royal Stocks as can be induced to secopd his ;tieleikiliarkpberniptury orders to Loci EN, immediately to di ainelhiapospe gaffe. as he had selected fur him triother of a s'amCalitilitialha 114,:miti sof the Imperial Faisal,. 'ra the same F isseitor ; hsoodsved hisses take gm himself the government Ait tilt eicient.rapital of the weehtt 8R A, isms", Ai whole. stsolophoind; his orders with a threat that Luctee insure be, .oossystsiaiyoner to F ;mace. iu kresvcat or 'the issrsoon'ik orders sot Wow Insinily obered.-w- - - • -• ,' • - , •,•;... ' 4 7 • 4 ! Lycirti, unwilling to repsditte his wife, and bastardize his children, and,at the same time well aware of the impetuous, overbearing character of l‘leitta.loe, institnily . adopted the' t ouly means that were left to, him to escape the vengeanie and I alisman,' midi whiCh be found hinbelf thressieeed, embarked with his fandk iase ambiltimaviiluables he had at hand, on based ' anAmerican i 1, and effedirst his escape to Sardinia, for the purpoSe'of eliluting British probletion tigabilethe lawless and unprincipled tyranny of his Own.•lnother. . ' " Of court the protection bas not beendealed to him. For the greater security of these voluntary exiles, Mr. HILL gave directions that they sitetkal immediately proceed to Alallii,•un e'er the conry of the Poinone frigate ; and there they Atria :eztain mail the pleasure of Government is Itualuas to their future disposal. ' " ,iy the vessel which carries this letter is as the point of sailing I 'Rave only time to add, that upwards of eleven hun dred Feen'els deserten have arrived in this garrison within a av;attipast. h Anether account assigns Gibraltar as the place of LuCts:.s BON,itrAttT's temporary detention, un til the detera . tinatiou of qoveriiment is , known. It IS even stated that ho had arrived in that (ortftss.. tothatlN, sspr. ;z. ... . -.....m.4.- "While the mercantile coinmenity are engrossed ky politic!, the ratable; world are empl6yed in I ts‘d l ptomains a lit ' • iscoteeed cries. can. Mr. --o, a mr a Il l ge fortune, elegant is !thinners, nod most amplify in dispnsition and ci.ndlict, 'when trarelling ou'the Confluent about ten leers since, met with a Miss O'B—, the daughter of al Officer of high rant. She was not litidsome, titt her person was whit is termed showy; and she poi. sensed all the blandishments which too ofteit capti vate this unwary, * while unassuming modest atilt is overlooked. . s' Mr. B-1 made his proposals, /es accepted, and returned to Ireland, his native country, with his bride, who his altrays held i most prominent sta- ' (inn in the faOtionablu circles. Mr. B--'-e had been from' home, and returning 'unexpectedly, found his lady in bed, accompanied b her inamorata, iyouth of twenty, who leaped out of the window, and reached thnporter'siodge, isith . out any covering but . his shirt, in safety. "Ile is the second - ion of the late Mr. W. 1. L---.. the lady has' been conveyed by her husbaistits brother.in.law, who was an in. .trdit In the ,hnuse at the time, to Holyhead. Mrs. 11 4 - 7 R Itir r im s iderably above thirty. •1 .., ~ i-,- 4.- - - - - 77 - Tr - . - 7 - c — . trfotsrtirmorning pis M4Jesiri — ntsd Princess Sqiiii4 accompanied by Lords WAr.st NGUAK and ItOtti• Rum `Mr. RYDER, Gen. Fir;noy, Col. Tana*, 'and Lady ELY, rode io the 'Great fao N 1 isiiirapiot 14. ' 1 Tile Prince of SYALES arrived at Windsor, on Tuesday, and paid a visit to her MAJESTY at Frog. more Lodge, and afterwards visiied PrinCess Alsr. ; LIA ;in thb evening he returned to London. ' Princess AMELIA remains much the came. The Duchess of Bnonswren's elegant furniture is removing froni liptlng.girdeus to her now real. dence„ late Lord Per.mterrox's, in' HanovelL square. Her Royal Higbness is expected •in town • t in a few days. ' On Saturday last, his Grace the RLtke of Non rout, Mayor of Gloucester, gave a sumptuous turd/ feast to the Corporation, at the King's Head inn. The dinner, which cuusisted orbvery deli cacy of the season, wits arranga with the taste cha. racteristie of the 'Ouse; anti the ehainpaign and other wines were se ceperior quality aittd flavour. The evening w ere peculiarly ilistinguisked for festi. vity and harmony; and the eotnpany departed highly ratified with the elegant hospitality of the igeble ayor, whose period of oiOcial ditty closed` yes terday. The new Melo-Drama announced at Coven t.Gae. den Theatre, is said to come from the pen of air. REYNOLDS. • Mr. KEMBLE, who has been,indisposed, is reco vered enough to resume his managerial duties at the Theatre. Mr. C. KENBLE'S indisposition is a bl. lious affection, to Which he is much subject. M. CANDIASO, whose name appears in the list of persons lately arrested at faisbon, obtilped per. mission from the Portuguese Government to em. bark for England, instead of being transported with the rest of the delespus to the coast of Africa.' This indulgence was granted to him through the intern°. • sitibu of the l'arnaster-general of the British army, holtad his office in the house' Mr. C. occupied, 014 'oireeett to give personal as well as monied security to any adsdont for the appearance of M. CAIMUSD ! • : nibs *al OPP. • - - • 40aRagOVTII I OCr. qiyrct 'the VON; criga!r t Coptoitt: 1 riug ; and the Hornet,. Amer!. can aloe p of war, from they brintisa.: port from the French coast, th a t Al assena bad siis. kliocd vs defeat in Portugal. A Genticmad is arrived in the Hornet, who reports that this in. telligence was, certainly received in Pads before he left it. Arri!ed the Ulysses, of 44 guns, from Guern sey; and the Bermuda and Shitfire; fr&n Crnises. Wed the Horatio (Uglier, with a daachment . of troops fur Heligoland ;, and the Linnet, on a Went oat of harboar the Royal Oak, 71, Lord Iteauchire; and the Marlin sloop or iar. ••••• . t • I PLYIIIOVTIF, ots:. 2.—Arrived the French letter of marque t i ildrenturiere, with a valuable cargo, from the Isle of France, bound to France, cap. timed by his Maiesty's ships Northumberland and Curapa. Salted his Majesty's sloop Espeigk, having un der, convoy the Eliza and Thetis transports, with two companies of Artillery on board, for Lisbon. Arrived his Majesty's ship Tonnant, of 84 guns, saitl to be from Littbon, but cannot learu that she has brought any news. DEAL, Qcr. 3.—toiresi Ms Majesty's ship Lie et' 1 k fCom the westward • Dhei.4 and Red. pole, • fro m' a cruiz); mad Solbesy and Nerp i etfs, from S it ee niest. 1 . .PORTIN& MIT L LIG RACif. • • ..v NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER, MERANO, 1810. ItrtittiODAY, 04 . tonEn 3. " • Fihy Gainsay free for any bow. dre. 4-jr olds carrying ist. 401. s.yit olds Ss.. - 516.11-yr olds Sa. and ago* Sot. B. C. . Sir F. Neely..s ch. C. Reading, b, Clobauana, 4 yrs old 1 Mr. Wiliiasn'scb. mi.. ORS, 5 %roils, - - ' Mr. *Haworth'. b. g:4)wirf t 6 ycs old • - 5.t0 4 opt Rend* Is 7 tor apt Gin; 7 to 4; On Dwart Sweepstakes of loop. each b. R.'S-yr *Mi t , iist. 51b. each. • ikb: . IA laassaire. ch. c. The aunty. by Goitre** . • 1 IA a. li.•Casondistes c. licclrstun, by unsold - LA er F. to 4514100rne Int 's b. c. (dead) by Tnunpanif, oak ofa - a -! 6 to 4 on The Doody. • SweepstakesOf SOO,ll. esti,. Al. M. IA Foley's Spaniard, Sad 10Ibi . -• • . I). id' Grano° ►6 Pledge, -4st, 71b. - • - . . Mr. Tansittatt's planer. M. 111 b. Y to 1 on Spiniord. Major lilsna'sJitalper.loo4lll: heat 1,4 Oifard'e Poulton,' Bst.•:tio. cross the. Ftio,4oogr.-1 to 4 art jumper. • One-third of a Subscription °lngo. etch, f S-ir old colts `bst. 91b. :tod.fillies tlt. 61b. D. I. Boon fide Jae property ori4uhacribers. D. of (iraftou's 6r. c, Whalehnne(walked over). omemmeormed . . A (ellow attesepted unitottility to steal a hawk 4 pessison whit§ the eteporatioo of the Ceti tar : I:04110u was wining duivn Ludgefe.bill to Black, friars Bridge.' lease certainly been' iseaperienctd in hiji calling, otherwise he must hare kndeiri4 that the'eyes or the procession must rally hive been directed to the object of his theft: Late on Tuesday moil's, or: early yestersia'r. Morning, 39 ilieep; thb Propetty of Mr. Ewing, of liesley, were stolen from a field in that neighbour. hood. Another gentleman, who realties also ait; Bexley, lUst 48 sheep at the same time. Yesterday• morning as Mr. Ewing was coining to town on horse. back, to give information of the rotatory, his horse took fright and threw him, and in the fall he receiv. oil a very severe contusion on the head.. . . The Government of Prussiabas it in conterapla.; (ion to euppress 20 Silesian 'Convents, with view to apply their revenues to the liquidation of the publk debt. One of the objects of the King's eight is stated to be l to induce the Silesians to 'submit• to this sacrifice. • A tremendous eruption of Vesuvius took place oil the 14th and 14th qlt. a!tid the village of ha l been.well nigh overwhelm ed by the torrent 'of lave. The mountain was rather more tranq u il on the 14t14 but flesh eruptions were apprehended. Piedmont bas.suffeieti severely lately from .in. Initiations Which . have destroyed the bridges, and dune a great deal of dainage iti other respects. MI communication betieen the .dilferent parts of the country,' vies for issio• time ittleriupted. On Monday evening, ?boot eight o'clock, the men on board 1t Weittoontry barge, lying of Paul's Wharf, UPper Themesatre*, were alarmed by a sudden plunge in the veldt, end sottii *observed a man, whom they with great deal •of dieculty saved from a watery Vale,' and tuck on 'board their barge. After he 'war ebnaeryliat recprered, they questioned him as to the cause of his Yeah at... tempt: H e said, he thiiistr binned into 'the' trate? with a &amination or' putting RP end - to hit exist. ence, and appeared Mueh detatageti ia hii Ho was very gbnteelly dronsed,; and lead a Old watch and money in hie pockets, bet- hi &lOWA' telling his name or place Of rvai4awcfa. • L i l A. bre broke out. yesterday 4014 hoes of lAt. Lloyd; .in Bormoadaey.street, but . b); the pronipt arrival of the epeeist, it wag jot '.estilee without doing any material damage. ' ' ' Last Thursday, Lieutenant' PtattgE, 'of the . Crane sided of wee ' In a fit 'oritstookation, felt titer'scliff neat the Cove of Cork, and was killed. He was interred a private mariner, no report 44 1 his untimely death having been made to the Coroner. 'We regret to state * the death 'O4" tan isteaurdinary young . thenuf - ireat original Pbsill kr!. Irk the two last yeeis of his life !Ye has heed' under`the protection of Mr. Pratt s aiWis ring a new edithin of bis 'Patine, with ,soese, hiimtius Piecei, • from Which the Public will . ho ghee to appreciate those . native endWinents, of Which such high expectations wore' formed, frdm the spe. ciinens privately printed under' the direction of his patriiii, and widely dispersiiil l for the Comfort and etnointnent of their Author. Mr. Placket died of a Wow but afflictive fetr,4, at Slaltin,. naafi lun. derlatid, a.;ed423, under the protection' aud bo unty or diatiovibbcd fatality tkere. • 1 AreitruG4L. r - Pa'MTV trntk Ilrblttgretfir,-strt. :1 5. • , • ‘ 4l OGNOtitay MIO *ere snored •by the Courier bringing an account of the Fretich having ma le ;kip movement o 1 troops, Sic. towards Trat tee, and 'thereby threatening the D . , rw , Altiti °port*, t.; but the finesse was Mien tef to draw lahrd'Wellmgitin from his points of detence. T. splendid march being only accompahLtl by - a su den; body of observing English, malle a halt,. and marched brck again. Thus, for weeks, have the French manoeuvred. " Oa the - courier's arrival yesterday from Dada. jos, we haJ an account of their re-appearing there'. To make amends, *c . received aceountei front O'Donnell, who has thrown himself into Tarragona, and,' by a judicious sortie and decoy, has killed, wounded, and taken, upwards of 1000 French. This is ga . zetted today here. " This 'city, since Monday, has put me in mind of the French Revolution. Domiciliary visits persons of the first property, character, &c. to the amennt of TOO to 200 have been taken frbm their beds during the night, and lodged in various pry. soni ;—lid veils, no communication even 'with wife or child. This day all arc ordered to be /alit on board *hips now preparing, to he transported, they say, to Cape de Vera. 'All is conjecture ; for numbers are persons of age, longstanding, or na— tives—men of character, prhpertx, &c. ; in short, there is no canaille in the affair. Lroguir E42 - itg. Yesterday evening the comedy of The Clandes tine Marriage was. pertorbred at this Thtistre, for • the especial purpose of introducing Mr., Lows: oltr n s, late of the Rath Theatre, to a ntetropUlitan au ee, in the Character of Len( Ogleby. ills conesplion of the character of this well-brad, .415. bilitrited, bat generous Peer, was °cession ally jest, and occasionally otherwise. lit had few of thooei [fine, but indescribable traits, of demeanour, which constltutedthe prominent elegance of a Di'oblemari we use the past tense, at the ambition to do elevated above the stub, in manner, seems but t o o ge nera lly to be extinguished among our modern nableist, who draw their apothegms from a stable-keeper, and their habitudes (rot* a stage coachman; Mr. LOVEGROVE evidently laboured tinder some apprehension in the two first acis and we alignreti favourably from this manifest* diffidence, as the principle of modesty is never wholly banished in o meritorious man !--its his bye-play wish Mr s WS.; wirzia,', which 'was Ilustritive of It Varsity, in the supposition that .Fenny was *lemon:id with 'hi of tie exhibited tho.pohersa good Co cAsn acid io 4 sbelinal eelaircissenteni, he made, AIR attempt td earrY ihg hearts of the audience,. *keit, aai wholly 'inttoteferfu‘• Mrs. SPAKIOI. was eminent ly . correcc. in tier .sentation:q me. lleigemgrsh. The. +meter !Rd bug delivered, well dressed, and altogether vole understand ;stor was the,lfetfy, by Also Etalli without its due stare of attreetion and Point, I • ====ineczzemeepoof • . • nuoilr i s..y-or ~.:.- The Duchess of Gordon arriving et Lenilngton.'a fei days Since, the . ftillowineigintil Itif(tre`ss w 43 presented by Mr. B. Satehwell, Poet, Shoeniuker, I.!oo4pouler, and Seitoi. Native4l.l4tivotisiq teinti no dtinb t bp as productive 'tk . f. mirth • to init . Rio - def . ! as . it" Was s to hir • •; 4. • • , mav rr'et.esse you* (Jokes, To phrdon nij) freedom, and any sisal) error that muesl i-diln this varagraph.—l, the Senior Native, residing ju this place, have had the honour of achlressing several of the tiratichyi ,of your august and most cubic family, vig. Their Gructs the puke' and Duchess of 'llcilforrt, F. caloier, Esq. tile Hon. Lady bladelina Fish ..ralsner,, ate. I Teel myself very happy on witoemiog the safe arrival of the august hod Bldg Noble the Duchess of Gordon,temingiiithto grace one of ,the best,Spakia Great Britain. 7:A . cle paths or4indt(d frith; (he ansriciour'uiion of Mr. William debased; and hie . tpors, * (n the year 1785,` WhiCOOon attracted The inteution if Dr. Ken is i aisd tasanT eminent members of 'thi Fatalt3 , whom eneru sit* onjliiat with greed rapidity. - 1' sliwerety tougut. tulatVyna In tkee few lines, anti bone you will necoive fruits this virttsous celebrated water, all that effice(e.iiii4s .414,:r0ve that 'ls so justly allowed Wad' recommended to you'hy the mmt eminent Physicians, and also the pleaslog salubrious air, dreg. lilting round this healthy and delightful part of the couutry. 7 l Hay 'it pialongyonr days with happiness, wince is shy wMh sit ;• t' iitay it pkaie yew Grace, " r . 4 ` Your siiiceie Mumble Serve t, September 16, Hil0: . '" 1 " h. SiVrenVfELL."' s r OM= I nie==t4ll Gelftir NZ Aka CURIOUS ANECtiOTZ or. Da. Join. soy.—burink the last visit which the Doctor snide tci.Litchficld, the friends with whom he wee stay: lug missed hitn oac morning tit the breakreaf table; on enquiring afte't him of tile servants, apes ltlider *toed he had set - off from Litch#ol4 at a very early hour, without meatiOning to 'iny of 'the ..fisuliir whither be was going. The day passed without the return of the illestimUS guest, the party begat to be verg',Uneltsy staltisttscount, when jest befo(6 the sultper hoti Obi door opened, and the Rector stalked into chlifOGlM. A. eralettdo'ollence of a few tolerates, nrabrady lien* to orquire the eeuto Of tits ebstnictiierhictivras ft length relieved by mass 4 s eddressing ohe lady or the 'lt hood its ss-madsei, IF beg your parkien for the altrhplocd • of my depeitetre tide morraidg, but I w'eS Fist: .strained toy my coosciiiNci. Fifty years ago" Madam, on this day, I. enetrnittcd 'it brach of filial piety, IrltjsM bias aversitsce lain beery on my mind, - and!has nut thtilt tirddy been expiated. : • g'S , to. ther, 'you racepOi 4111 B bookseller, and bad forig been hat of *hooding inarket Ind *ming a stall or the tale of his books paring that flay. Confined' to his bead by Ike requested of me, this time fifty years ago, tvit n .the market, and ettailt the 'frail his.tluCts. .11%4 6 Madam, lay pride intiyented me . .front etjk duty, and gave my feather I • d 041.4 the ihn of this ilkobedii.itp JA this dity went' twll' post-chaise to Walsall, d 6 gobs" into. the . at the time of high Imstallai, uneuvered spy, beat% au d stood 'with it bareatt hoar before the stall *MO my father, hail:fermerly eaten exposed tai tie ;neon oft the slanders by and iiiirtocioomocy of the weal. /her; a .pettaisce , bf - Which; I trust, I bete dated Heaven for this only instimGo, I behove, 4 . contumacy Malian!, in/ father !" 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