The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-09-27 00:00:00

,Ain He ila• Or, kik unit might be avoided an uselesiennsion of Lloort. . won as the wind airtfair. Si, J. StILIIMARED was d, r, to moor his Meet; !so' as to atiock the !ICTIeV at tike entraiio of ritrtilialtie i r while he Ke t the fire-bhipa totted to, ratl sent among ctteuty't squadmu. 'nit 4tatti,..of Pert Bel , wr wi dt.estand...c,natpletely exposes the enemy an attack of this kind, when the wind is in Noth-tVeld., . lilep To - MIS The Ifi r i siftovitstct, returned to Cork, wits aw ned on the titli instant, by the Neosteille Gironde 11:114:11 privateer, of 14 gnus, which had captured ship letter , or marque, with provisions, (supposed be the Adaelituie; SAatetetw, for Ilarbadiws,) after an action of two hours and a halt', ins 1)411 .• Captain vras and the ve...sel sent for l o nlestrtr 1 she sin had taken a Portuguese vessel teem Cork, supposed to be the Gals'', of St. Übe's. iie Ij; after being plundered, was given up to clew. 13v Vie eickaoachoOner, which arrived at Ply mouth on Saturday from Gijon. letters have been eivel from Madrid-of the 9th. from Valladolid the 19tti, aiiil from Gijon of the 16th inatant.— . appears that the Spanish armita are rapidly con centrating thennielves, for dm purpose or driving the French from the strong positions tl*y occupy Wiwi the Ebro. According to the laat accounts, General BLAKE bad reached his position at Reynosa, and wits going occupy litscay nod Guipuscna, as4ihted by the isturia3 army. Geiser:ll Cum* was marching stipport his right. General CssvAsios had left with his cavalry, and was going to Burgos; infantry Were advaiteirg to Sorreia.—General .01AS was marching to join General l'Aus FOX. The French 'attempted to !icrprise General PA.. 't 'Turkic ; hut lie eirected his retreat to Saragossa, upon which the French changed their route, hod directed their march towards General TiLAILL. A Letter from Porto Rico, dated July 27, says-- • Eight days ago an English sloop of war arrived Ire, bringing the fifianitesto of the Supreme J auto efSesille, It was delivered to the Governor aid) ortionancep of the protection tif the British Navy in favour of Spanish ves*elsi going to Spain. This atolligaiice was not received without some doubt and he*itation, considering that it was brought by the enemy of France. ilowtver, the arrival was a -firtanate olio, for we were thereby prepared for •the official documents, which soon followed.- 0j the 24th, at three in tile afternoon, a Spaniah sloop of war arrived here, coinnianded by a Cap -ill of a frigate, which brought Brigadier VILLA and Colonel J.IIJkLQUI from Calle in 26 days. We then received the order to ',melanin FLSDINAND VII. King, a ceremony which was performed the following evening with loud and enc. re acclamations of joy. At two o'clock, how chi, ota Pte.vittne dity.A Lieutenant-Colonel in the azrrice of France presented himself at the house -eftitettertaia-General, having been landed on the coast, and deliv ered letters from Madrid, to cane Joscriilhe flan to be publicly proclaimed. You may hal/gine that this Envoy was instantly sent to the Moro (the custte and state prison.") The fleets for Spain. Portugal, and the Mediter ranean, sailed from Falmouth oil Friday bow, tinder convey of His MAJESTY'. ships Redwing and -Peateek. Tlic Cantula, A ' DERSON, is arrived at Harwich' froai Qtietice,.alter being onshore. The irroto schooner arrived, on Friday, at Ply mouth, from Gijoa, in live days, with dispatches ; she briaga intelli„,• , ence that .the French sire still in possession of Billion, but .thlit Generals CAST. 4 NOS and MAK% hitvactuaely invested the.place, with au array or 40,090-teen. Extract of a letter from Kingston, Jamaica. dated with July, 1809 :—" The dry-good business iris sprain revived wonderfully, and more Spaniards are.liere thank was almost ever known. The late tari - wiH vvirate a still -greater intereonrse, and this market must be good. airless immense e•cporta tionsastv'teade direct from Britain to the - Spanish 9, Cani.ainSrl4 — sar, of the Seahorse, who lately dioinguished himself' by thedefeat of a'f urkisli ti.aa iron the Mediterranean, 1e son to the late rdi". STRW ART, formerly of Castle-Stewart, after war:ls of Tortpatrick, Wigtoashire; and.wlio, at o:. time, represented the Stewartry of Kirketad li.glit in- Parliament. Mrs. STEWART. the mother of the gallaot.Coptaia, now resides with her family in 47:yard RtID. of the Louisa, arrived at Port- Clas,pa t Gout Trinidad, states, that the iiigssareit frigstiliad arrived at that bland from Baraudoes, previous to his sailing. and was the lirst to conimu nicate the Pleasant intelligence of the success of the Semis!, Patriots,' which was received by the Spa- Marl, at Trinidasl with every demtiostrittum of joy, end on tits Sniolkiy following they assetobled and walked in proces . sion to church. All the British vessels and forts expressed their happiness by a -fi oval salute; every weavel in the harbour hoisted their colours, and the British and Spanish colours were hoisted nit the forts. • Extract of a Letter from an Officer in Sir CRAIILLS COTTOVi• Beet :--- (:aptain itoLiAls (Lord a few days ago With General Juticer. lie has to ~le us stare with an account of the princely meg nifieettee of the General's house. Every room is hmig with crimson velvet and gold fringe. All the Centrals were covered with gold lace sad stars of different orders. The dinner was served up in gold plate of immense weight. Captain llot.sam was plentifully served with the richest wines, and all his etpressiotot were mart closely ventehed. Sir C. Corraw did sot Choose to commit himself, but sent Captain Ilotaxst. We cannot. conceive that Sir CIARLFS wi l liblfre the plundered property to be rent to Praia*. No cvetvention.camitistvfy it. Out Commanding Officers wonlil sabjeet themselves to mina' detestation as the Fmneh ; - for is not he that bents, is; lAA or he who commits, the crime?". , 21mle might 1 i• A , 6 00 n ju i tl 5.4011.11112C1t .11 I,J!ICTISti it t fut. au A Kt' t o . ill the etiony ' s is, we old:. to an cattail the :\ Ame The If , • turwl On the 6 4 : 1 VNI14:11 lea slap letter , (les to lie the A : he after act actit the Captain llorolestot rut front Cork, Neu 'bite 1111 of I ' y. the crew. titti 13r the C as-• - month on S. received fro' th of the 19th, our It appears t oto centrating t is the French tad[ bank) the the Aecordi t eat bad reacitec at's to occupy the Asturian ar ate to support no• 31bitiricl wit [ to his infantry Ay. LLAMAS we I g h The Free bee Lam' 'et Saragossa, int route, and tic ELAM Live life,A Letter cm- Eight du here, bring of tire avionanceo the favour of ! intolligatict sod heoitat 111 the enemy - fortunate I end •the officio red the the 24t ny. sloop of w larc twin of a fr TIVICI• C 1/4 .... SI T i 1 4Ai , , A 1 .... IN 4 1 ~ -• c • or\ TIIE OPERA-11011SE. Last night this most superb Thleatre was opened by the Managers of Covent-Garden Theatre, "with the tragedy of f)on*/as, and the Opera of Rusioa. The Pit and Galleries were tilled at en early hour, and before the rising of the curtain, the Boxes were also tilled, with the exception of Ulnae claimed by privateownenu God save the King was. played, the midicsice itanditig, and was applauded with enthu siasm: Urn the, rising of the curtain Mr. Kum- DLE came forward in full dress to clirees the au theiwr--the ha rats of applituso were such,llll4 it was a considerable time before he could proceed. He was so much effected, that he was scarcely audible, but. sa weD •as his broken ami faltering accents would permit us to hear, be spoke nearly as i' n !‘ lows : "LA DIMS 'llll3 GeIITLZ MEN, " I am in °ppmneed by my feelings and gratitude tor the reception I lime *Jost received, that I must trust to you to give Inc credit fur what I ought to say on this urealion. My presently; myself before you was to entreat your indulgence fur any deficiency of scenery and decorations there may be in the perfaMatle.'S we may !wine forage,' for the amusement of the public; he assured that this indulgence shall be el timed as seldom as possible ; and that every exertion will be incite by the Manner" to produce e:ltertailinient worthy your patronage " Ile begged lease to alssure tire audience, that all the Iwrsons coneerned in (:a'. , ni-Gartlen Theatre were now ius letive employ ; and that uu pains or exp.:nee 'mkt be spared I.y the Proprietors to erect mettlisc I. Meat re, worthy the pateettege of a British I tic: hid. he hoped would he ready for their reception ie September nt Ile then most respectfully Lowed, and retired amidst the loudest plaudits. TO Platy then commenced : In the part of Glen'alron, Mr. fiARRTMOIIn was the substitute for Mr. COOKE. Mrs. SWOONS, in the last scene, was uncommonly gseat, mod received the most un bounded applause. Thu Play went off with much spirit. In the Farce of Rusina, the several performers were much applauded. The house was well lighted, and looked most brilliant. Hie Royal Highness the Doke of CAO4BRIDi3E and some of his Royal brothers were present. At second price the crowd was immense. PO E17e1 7 . Alas, Its tou true, The default of Se ilev, Nor war it Sir Arthur's intention; lied hitt talents been grist %hat a noble defeat ! He'd convention eschew fur juveniles. At the inn at Beild:caert, at Cie fora of Suowdon, is an Album, in which many a young Lavelitr has tried to flutter his asSedgett pinions on ■ salutary evening. Dr 113—.44 unwilling to pass thruegh so int:eciting u canary without lenvh.g mime 111...11..rial et ha harts:: none so, but baring hero, perhaps, disupp.onted of so inlet-rum with any one of the coy Nii.e oil tLe Peek of Ssowiiins, and perhaps fatigued with Was tuitrory left this laconic euiey " Dr. B—k stopt the night." This produced the following, or something like it .- 4 ‘ Is Scriptiire we're told, 'That Joslitta'of old • Slope the day whiled hr thrusted the Philistines; Here, all Wales was ut fright— Dr. B. rtopt the 'right, Whilst he ►taid tai refresh his intestiots." Yenenlay morning. Hill :MAJ. STY, PrinCUSsCS SOPHIA, AUGUSTA, and ANILLIA, aceuirinanicd by .2nutit MONSTER, 11011. Mr. BuLKI/LEY, Generatib HARCOURT anti FITZROY, and Colonel TAYi.na, rode in % 1 10'iodbibr Park, and ret.irned nt 14. • On Thursday. Earl and Countess CAMDEN. and fdenily, left COOK'S lintel, Dover -street, Oil a Visit .o the Biahop of Si. AWATM. His Rural Highness the Prince of WALES add suite arrived at Wroston Abbeys the seat of the Earl of IiVILOFORD, on Wednesday last. • VIICOUIIt Curtsyig° was introduced to His MAIEATY, ou . Wethirsday, by Earl CAMDEN, NM Sir S. Cornett., on his being uppointud one of the Clerks of the Council in Ordinary. His Lord ship has been many years an extra Clerk of the Custard. The Foreign Ministers will be introduced to ilia 51a.ssisitY,'on -Wednesday next, at two o'cioldi. It appears from our paper of yesterday that some 11111 fl'lonen have been ordered into the service of the Austrian army. This may Ile new and extraor. dinary in Austria, but the late afliiirs in l'ortugal skew that it loss been for some time adopted in the British army. Arrivals at Swansea— Sir Ctorge nod Staunton, Col. and Mrs. Gwynne, Mr. awl Mrs. Sigmund, Wei. Mc. sod Mrs. Jane, key. Mr. and Nlrs.J. Num.* Mr. soil Mrs. Ponsinuey, Min. Nam, Mr. and 31rs. 11. Suritli, dice, II 1,:11 Gvsurt , Mill M‘Kresgh, Mr. Williams, Mrs. and the Miss,* iimytliies, Mrs. Welling, afr. mud Mrs. Thunsts„ Mr. awl Mrs. Bold, Miss Dark, 1:e. Soc. Airs. GIAMI2 . is itt. Liverpool for.the season ; she is anitottnc e teto perform Lady Bell, to Mr. H ue's Nillamour, in the comedy of Know your owu Mind. . Our Boa Vivinits are alarmed at the report of a dryness betwecu the Portuguese and the British at Lisbon. A dryness in the country of port, they say, argues very bed fellowship. .The Anniversary Meeting of the Clergy and Sons of the Clergy, in Bristol and neighbourhood, was held on Tuesday; the Rey. IL J. CHARLSTON, vicar of Olreston, and . Mutsu) I'Am:sum, jun. Esq. Stewards. • An appropriate sermon was mached at the Cathedral, by the• Rev. Ism as VArGriAN, from the 4.1 SAweet. it. SO. After di vine service. the Society proceeded to di,e at the White Lion, where •the collection• amounted to 3831. including -2M. Bs. contributed by the Ladies at the Church door foretergyineit'sdaugh ten. The Rev. R4Citia, ot.ttN4ott, Rector of *King's- Weston, and T. B. Larnuiunoa, B 4 M.P. are chosittOisttwordslor the ensuing year. • • _ . Si wu AN,Cso A I t I.EN tir.—kiespectable farmer, on the of the Eden, in Cninberland, has, we hear, •fehallengeci any father. turd son in that comity, °rim the *hole• kingdom, to try their .desirkin pootera-ssitlehnis mind hir son, under htte •eiressinstusseesi The wager 'is to he at the pie": sure of Tim's nroponenh; The father is forty years of Air, she • i.OO only views) isiontlis! and they weigh nestriy.ei•ewt. Pftorsssprn roilsoY. - - On Sunday night died, at the London Institits tits)); or which he was fillyariau, the Greek Proi fessoN kboasoN, whose literary isttaitiments and habitual excesses rendered him for many years the most exalted and the most litundiatert of ape eies.—While we recollect the profundity and_ acuteness of his general knowledge, especially of his Grecian- literature, which rendered hurt universally admitted throiihout Eif,rop4: to he the first Greek scholar of his age, :tad. the almost in-' conceiyuble 13114u:ions:sem and extensiveness of his memory, 'equally embracing the itrilst low and sublime objects, we should be rely severe morulists indeed were we nut noxious to bury, in eternahobs those itifirmitieo which tirevential his exhi biting to the world a genius which woiliti probably have been More refined and snort powerful than even the whole annals of literature have hitherto exhibited. Our readers may recollect a paragraph in THE BRITISH PRERII•ou TlicatleYi deseling gentleman found senseless on the precedin s day. The gentleman so 1011101 was Prokssor Poasollt.- Ile remained in nearly the save state until his dissolueita. CHANEL ROYAL OF PORTUGAL. The Portuguese Am!m.o.:aloes cho!pel, bi South streets was opened, on Sunday, *after haying un dergone a thorough repair. The altar has treed' reprinted. The columns are of the Corinthian order. The wpm has also undergone several al terations. The whole under the management of Mr. England'. The 1100410 is entirely ueur. Au excellent sermon was preached by tile Heir'. Mr. Mechem, from the following words— " Who shall Peparatc us from the love of Christ!" After the sermon, high mass was performed by Signor Ctssali. Mr. Fitz-irumons wing, solo, Latidinissis Te, with great eti'ect. The stew Sericite, for six voices, composed for the organ by Mr. Webb, was beautiful. Benetlifter was rung in tine style, by Messrs. Lama. Fitzsimmons. Novelle, Turuereili, Doverty, and Master Richuols. There was a grand Motet, by Webb; after which followed 1 tontine SaktifffiliC ; and concluded with the duet, Kyrie Eliesuir, by Mr. Fitzsimmons and Neuter IL. !lards. The chapel wee uncommonly crowded itl: an elegant assetuhlage of Fashionables. OXFORD. Sir? sta. His Royal Highness the Prince of IValcebox bete pleased to appoint the Res. Wtu. lianteury, M.,1. of Christ Church, in this University, to be one of his Itoyat Highness's Chap lains in Ordinary. The Rev. Caleb Rocket, Prebendary sif Wells, is collated to the living. of Wistuti-Zoyland, its Soinersaishire, on the presentation of the llitshop of Bash and %Veils. The Rev. Mr. Lars, of IVarininster, is . eieeted Master of the Free Grammar fiehool, On Wednesday'last the Iti.V. Ur Pliimptre was installed Dean of Gloucester Cathedral, with the usual :until, by the Rev. .l)c. Swell, Saharan On .Monday last John Parsons, Esq. one of the Ahlernmen of this city, was elected Mayor; and Mr. %%Ahem Ridley, and Mr. George William Myrna, Bailiffs, fur the ensuir'R• • year . The satne day the Res. Dr. Mayor wu elected Mayor Of Woodstock, hi this comity. Thos. ('piper and M. Prow ter, &qrs. are elected bailiffs oaf the borough of Te ukesbary, tor the year ; and Messrs. thulium, Put ter, Treii6ea, Friday a Cabinet Couu, it aas held at Mr. CAN NING.' Office, which wa• attended by the Doke of Poirrt.asts. Lord kiaarsosasusif. karts Carestass• 61111 13ATHURST, Lords MULURAVE and CASTLE REAGH, the CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, and Mr. CANNING. The PUMUGUESE AURAL SADOH aio attended. Dispatches from Lord CoLLINGWOOD Were, re ceived yesterday at the Admiralty, mid from neon._ Admiral GARDNER, of his Alls.iLstt's uhip Bela rophon, orr • Notices were .oil Friday posted up in the princi pal Brokers 011 ices in the city, that 1.55. per ton would be given to the Charter Transports for the use of Government ; and n tender of these terms was allude in every direction on Change. T)tere are people who suppose that BOVA PARER has the great soul of a hero : what is much more certain, however, is, that he hash moat yin. dictive soul. To veal; of him without praising• him, is, intiis eyes, a :etali hie injury ; butte speak ill of him is on unpardonable crime, even in those who do not live under his laws ; a crime thin can only be expiated by the death of the offender. The unhappy Pat.'s bud but too cruel a proof of this asserticrti. Friday a very numerous and respectalde meet ing of the ii.lrabitants of Sheffield was held et the Cntlers' for the purpose of congratulating Hi. MAJESTY on the success which has attended the Spatii.h arms ; to thank him for the sui.cour which he liras so generously ittfordeil to our ancient allies; and to *tome him of our joy at the brilliant display of British valour ou the shores of Portugul. a loch have wititessed the complete overthrow of the Conquerors of Marengo, Austerlitz, Jena. and Friedluial, and the capture of a considerable Rua siansquadron." Mr. Ratioas, the master cutler. was in the chair, and opened the business of the meeting in a concise and appropriate speech. He their sunninessl to the conudennion of the com pany a number of resolutions, to which they uno nimously agreed. The Cheinuan afterwards read an Address; for the adoption or reit...awn of the meeting, expressive of theirloyalty and ettachntet t to His MaJearY'a person and (.4overninent—ol their admiration of .that noble spirit which ani mates the Patriots of Strain to reset even to death the atrocious ag;;ression of a foreign Usurper— fervently praying that the Patriot-armies of Srliti, united with those of Great Britain, may gloriously triumph—and congratulating Hill illaJEarer on the auspicious commencement of hostilities against the common enemy in Portugal, which proved that British soldiers are worthy brethren to British sailors. The Address concludes with expressing a deep regret that our gallant army in Portugal', after having so bravely deftstted the enemy. should be witnesses to the Conveatiowto which their Com manders have thought it necessary to' accede. After a few obeervations front Lieutenaot-Colonel •.LEALDLI...tdr. ROSIMTt. Mr. T. A. Warm, and several other gentlemen, the •Addterio was agreed to. The thanks of the Meeting were voted to Mr. Reetter.s for his able - and impartial eentloct in the ' chair. • . 4 • • . • . i'. . • irtNelftSrgß & ac PT. i' ' - • ~.. On AT9nrley the 111:13-iir convened./ meeting to • ii ie :'et a Alayor fur the year ea' gr. The ,r uol k i rvis par i ng been gone thion .lietily Carew 'liiildristy, Exim. our tvoriliy Rep ntauve in Par limnent, wea iti)amMiiit.!, eliosen to teat Affice.— Mr. lam Voting, .and Mr. iVithain !semi, were cl.oseu Bailiffs, fu: tile year ensuing. A very ele gant dinner was provided oil the uccasio:a, with every delleitey, at St. „folni' !louse. On Thursdey last, the Natives and Citizens held .: their animal re.At 4 the NVliite Hark Inn, ohich was respecte,l4ly attended. The company went to procession to the Cathedral Church, whim an ex cellent and appropriate sermon was preucLyed by !' one of the Stevrird:„ t!ie Rev. Sir Henry. Rivers Gay, Bart. The dinuer, which was sumptuous, was well intrude(' ; and the subscriptions, which are for the sole purpose of apprenticing out poet boys and girls, amounted to a larger sum than on any former occasion. Many gentlemen olliert.l 1 their services as Stewirds, .for the ea:sooty years .', anNiotts to support so laudable an iiistatiotioss. Henry Carew Mildinay, Esq. and the Rev. Char! s Richards, were unanimously chosen. Oii Mo.itlay morning died, Mr. &ere, one of the .CleAs of the CatliedrAll.Church. SOUTlld~li}'TO'v, user. gar : On Saturday, twenty-six capital chargers were emliarkisfliere, 'for Portugal, ou board Lite Apau, of Scarborough, toinsport, which sailed, on baleelliy morning, to join the convoy nt Spithead. Thoeigetteettairwual prir.:4,-given by G. 14. Esq.. one of the Representatives of this town, wire bailed for on SgurOay 144 mini wen by the Itchin ferry. mats. It was a pleasing sizht ; the wind and weather were favoarable, and a prteel toseniblage of spectators acre prescut. The . M.iiiagerb of the Theatre hatie favon;.ed the public, by engaging the performances-of Mg Fisher ana Mr. Egerton, from the Bath Theatrf„ fat three nights. Last night they performed Loa crowded licose, and met with naLsounded.opiolausie. eltivile I louse, lute the reaidence ofj sbi a h Jack son, Esq. member for this town, was plat to the hammer, apd afternards sold by private cootract int the sum of '9004 Itis by far the inobt plea sant and eligible situatiou in the ticbtity of,the town. . . LIVERPOOL, Stiv-;.e4; On Friday last V.e new Jewish Synatfogne int Seel -street, was o:iened and consecrated for divine worship. The follot, lig were the ceremonies oh served on that occasion. The whole of the con greication resident in town assembled et three o'clock in the afternoon, soon miter which, IA of the Elders eau ved the building, each having in his hand a scroll of the Hebrew law, covered with satin. Tlicx . advanced in solemn tune seven paces under a rich canopy, supported by four of the mata a.r,.1 Eiders, where they remained whilst the reader ° ehatstited Psalin 11tl ; then the six Elden; Moved in slow procession seven times round the Svmu s n,gti.., Awing whicli.tiute the render chaunted SM. 99, 3J. The six scrolls of the law were then in the mast solenin manner dyposited in the ark of the alAnt. This done, the initicipal mciribers mode veil libe rat offerings for the support of the building and of tbv Jewish poor. TIv:: loth:ein; Amami were l af terwards eh:wined, cis. 84, 85, 33, 4.2, 43, 61, et • 66, 6s, O. 109, 141, ; and the etude COG eluded with reurii:l4 and singing the Hebrew prayers, composed fur he occasion, by Mr. Barn ber, of this town. • • On 'Tuesday evening last, about half pest nine .o'clock, as Mr. Suedes was hocking hi, warehouse, in John -street, he was suddenly and ferociously at 4ricLed by three men, one of whom koocked hint down with u bludgeon, the second presented a oistat, whilst the third robbed. him *of his watch and about 101. in money. The ruffians were not content with these acts of villainy, but they also wounded Airs. Sui.4den in tht head, who happened to he with her husband. Several o th e r t obb er i es of minor importance have, we understand, been corn. Mated within these few days. We trust that the authors of such daring Quango will not lung re. main • undetected. ' TO 7HE EDITOR. • SlR—Whatever tends to animate the Spanish Patriots, and to encourage a per4evernnee iu their efforts, lie suitable for your Paper, which snenks so warmly of that glorinsis cease, which ex cites the general willies of Englishnieu on behtstrof .throw that are struggling for ithery and every thing that is dear to man ; and, therefore, I send ybu an Extract, which'. 1 hope, will le acceptable, and slag sir, &c. • W. I. • Extract from mpieir • .ftgrno", ,grew Nifaithirpi s throat 74 peat. of *ma tit item," pohltitied id f Its tel et of the Rattle of 13311111.WkLurn, iu which eurT.dwartl the Second Was'Aelbated by the Scotch wily, Jaly 14,*13 14 : " Many combats were gallantly stutained try, the aentn i , though anattenderl with mitres% hefore the tlectlitt. battle, now alsnit to he described, was foozbt,Vhith etretttatly appointml the hoot sof i:tbrard• to Crenate - on, and totally defeated his pursitt,e to restate Scotland !n tome' of grins.— Edward's Cowes had :wen led . :orthwartl t as to eettaiu vic tory. They' one conspoidol of stein of all deretiptions, col lected Guns Islanders, Gascony, Irelausi t Flit;land, and eveuelcollind ; and were heat on mischief, blo , sl, arra solve. Their Loathers are said to bait beet) arise, than it is easy to credit, while the - army of Owe did-out esecott 30,000 lighting men. The motives ofan insatlinspartny difilsr widely from those whirls actnats the Grin re sole. of a hand of patriots, determined to repel invasion, hoverer formidable its aspect. {Then to inot.ees rmatled its bassist, and earned by a Isere of freedom, are add"d expericoectio are, anti courage in doing.. r, there, if Itmuzitt into soled. with due pre caution and skilful &verity, eau scarcely Gil or star.'l4l, wbda life, fortune, and all that is dear to titan, are at stake. Thus animated, the Fruttish under repelled ands - anguished the army of Edward." Last week, as some rolleasen. near by Brt Ir. werecour:ing• a ham with* Lrace of grey etc tera long chase it was killed ; and, es thry were curling her home, a palpitation was citisi , tvisi in the stotnach. Cariosity led them to paunch h. r, andthey took out,or her paunch thrce4nrt a. oae dead and two alive. The two lattini were lirotigPit Lome to Mr. ‘l . ll.Llsniis, by Kridxe, irk-re a , ait. which had Leen just deprived of her kittesit.. e tl.ersi very readily, and they're now alive, suu mks- Ir well. • • i