The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-15 00:00:00

Pfished, every poll of the Continent , from tfie cot to t h e Baltic. will be shut against the trade tic,ommerce of England. The Mossitesr, of the 3:h. contains a disco s iderable length. promoul:ed by the President t he free city of Mamie. on occasion of the in stils& of the Magistracy, and of the third order R. 4 essey, which took place on the tI st July. This -nurse chiefly refers to the advantages which m sy espied from the establishment of the ind.,pend c: of that city, and contains many fulsome pane tic, .)u the Em?eror blsres Leos:. I t i s n ut, however, so disgusting as an article in byst upon the new Duchy of Warsaw : t i e Constitution of the Duchy of Warsaw," s The drsur, " will be recorded in history as a i;e o 4 moms rient of the good faith, the justice, , l eke g enerosity et France." What 1 does The r , 2/ mink that the splendid promises made by n sr.art to re-establish the kingdom of Poland e o soon forgotten! His promises to re-establish t ancient Is:zgio.n were solemn. and almost 'ly melted. from the commencement to the a o f t.se war against Prussia and Russia.— by Cies,' promises, the inhabitants of Wa►- w crowded to his standards, and illuminated their 'iv in demonstration of their joy upon his arrival iti.in i.s walls. Bat what has been their re. owtoce Warsaw has been ereaed into a fief, given away as an appendage to one of his anal Kings ; and this we are told, . 4 is a striking rap:lament of the pod faith, the justice, and the ge nity of France." of Jacobin justice, generosity and nod faith, it certaiLly is, and of the credu;ity and !mplieity of the roles. Why should they presume . - ha Bow &rears would re•eatabliah an ancient and estimate monarchy ? It would be a fearful and Latvians szarople. His interest and his pclicy use him to affed t'ut the attempt is imprad cable. The late Cardinal Yalta, it is said. has bequeath a to the Lug of Sa 'Willie jewels to the value of ar mid ens of francs. The Cardinal has also so null declared, as far as a Pretender can declare. In S*io'ei M.3sseT to be Heir to the Crown f England and Scotland, and bequeathed the Royal titles A ccerdingly. 'fhe Paris papers dot not mention the Et.cutors to this will. nor wbet'er they us likely to take out lintels of Adraiuistrati3n. Eons ao noel* dated Copenhagen, July 111, we Irani that some disturbances have lately broken out in that city, which have become the suje.ft of inquiry before a Council of War. and that the army was ordered into the suburbs for the preservation of tranquillity. It will not surprise us to leans that these disturbances have originated in French intrigues. 'file French invariably undermine in secret, before they commence their open attacks. Tte French funds are rising. On the Slat the S per cent. consols sere 79 fr. 50 cents; on the 4th of August they were SS fr. y being an advance Si in four days. Yesterday morning. at ten o'clock. His MAJISTT helj a Privy Council. at Windsor Castle, for the p4ose of finally settling His hls.iss - rv's Speech le proroguing the session of Parli.ontnt It wis attended by Earls C•miser an I VirgIThInOLAAD, Lords H.wttwsuar and CASTLIMAGIII, most of the Cabinent Ministers, end Sir Josava Balms. The Council broke up at eleven o'clock, when the Members set off for London. No farther iatellig , nce •as received. yesterclay. irons Admiral G A os ett a. Lieutenant G. V Camel' is appointed to com mand the Itritcasia hired voter. A letter from Limerick, dated August 6, says. " About eleven last night a number of gentlemen returning to this city from a party a; Mountshannon, the seat of the Countess of Clare, in this county, were attacked n:ar Annascotty by a gang of robbers, abort twelve in number. all armed with pistols and blundr•busses. The gentlemen were in three carriages. In the first carriage' attack ed was a gentleman, who, being provided with a blanderbess, presented it at the robbers. who instantly retreated a the gentlemen in the other carriages were not so fortunate, they were rob bed of their watches, money, kc. one of them, 11e3or Warburton. the Bishop of Limerick, re ceived two slugs In the shoulder and ear, fired from a blundeiTsuu by one of the villains. His Lordship, I am happy to say. is however pro. trounced out of danger. Major 1 1‘Malioni and another of the Gentlemen, woo made a spirited 'rilrence, were beaten in a shocking manner.— t: Amu two hours atter, a genlrnaan, returning ITI Casde-Connell, in a post-chaise, was attacked . r the same place, supposed by the same gang. having presented pastels at his bead, rob '• .n of a gold watch. bOl. in notes and cash, and his ; - rt:nant,au of clothes; the villains also fired at t , ti: missed him. The greatest aaivity is used fur Vie discovery and apprehension of the offenders. the folto•ring Proclamation has beenissued by 1 1 King of Swains " Gorman Soldisrs Garman Rine Kill speaks to Mt. Iran has never lefpt what it dee se bonnet au/ duty. Shifts %dolt hails you, to nomad you eisai you are a sete'n' knitted to name and eelkaidepeveletwat, but net to isafese, 10 4 %Intakes. Your Prieeee hal* knot the loyalty of their t ocntert-•-they have &viol that Germany it hut eon State, and the Getman' but one Nation they have exposed you to Ot• won intainnes &only, to runone the andeorteg °Pin td the Comeau Nasals.° Suorapsde. &hake el! th: it, in llod's tine ageeentotoue beadily ; never c " , a tours fasskitatne °Nadeau', segue to two your lame .1"1114 n 91 4, 11.11.41 of yam wshaypy enowey. 'SUM the aa ntettts nf Strtloird. th e sway isidepeadem ronionsing al Unman,. what% nes hid &name to tuna. utoesaads air•cesal &ilia 'anise saws via in ;ow &liftman,. " in the Poetess of bailees°, after the birds o ar 144 .....1 SUM. Qum, Mr." THEA 7 RE. HA •••MAIIIIT. Last night Mr. Di sotw's new Comely WAS again perfoinsed. and aftraCied an overflowing house. If has oodergone some trifling artailments, which contribute to the spirit of the piece. The excel. fence of Mr. Yoorio and Mr.. Livcsoricao's pet. formance. joined to the vivacity and hustle of the piece. will mak: it long a favourite with the public. The following is the Ballad, sweetly sung in the second 461, by Mrs. LISTON. yono' Veal et was a Lauver gas, Who, of our town .uipa.sed all; He went nue Wilms to th• play, And !ell in lore with Mrs. Hall. II at wicked men will oft betray. Attornies do it worse than all ; For when had nant'il the wedeln.' day, He rad awe ) twin Mts. Hall. Therofoie, m time, a warning take, Ye W (tie Lathe:, grant and ; Lest in the grass you find a .rt As was the war wish Mrs. H.ll. It was last night followed by Mr. SHERIDAN'S erdte, Whit.:l received the must unhousided ap. Oitist. Countesses CI. AMOAIt rv, Dowag..r ViSCollolteiS and Lady HIATHCOiIt, Wen present . • . .• t, .. ....... IP tt 10....., * .- ....1 : • t , , ' . . • .. . • , . 2, ... • ........= r It • . 1 1 41K1511.41 F4SHIONS. The plume of feathers still ,aanstauss it, resist —.la dress, but ur stt smut! feathers, white or colrarrd are ',keel on the (writ of a crape mob ; as I in erg kr noth: It is tout* cola - nun min ar't ream) 6 : whey, stuff c )10.sr, pl .1 across noon the hoist of a hal net-nit uf yell . stra v straw•cotuured rtohJas,oiler tad ea n, Jrin4 the heinset c 1.44 at each cheek, ani are kno•te t o too to Ida he.td. The roost 'a, II 1q.14111 fl,ras u a drro rei s Ct:lf Rorer. Se och ribbniec pistachio, lilac. canv de iv.. an still fa. Small taict: c anti, plaits' an the back, era so.n be so Cdottituei, that uu Wtai /ow reeve t. wt.l dire to Waif One. ' Tho little osisset in Ma dont .tat little b inn«, of to t e loured ribhons, the *ads of oluOn join oehited, and a roulitau of plaited Oak in trout. Embmole tes in ritihnro, in the of boon, upon craps robes, aro itiotorvod fw olimantes of the int elm. This Duke of Stolle& birth-day will be celebrated this day at OatULU, on account of Hi. Rays! High ness bei engaged on Monday to r• yew the 131 Regiment of Light Dragons on H : n0..1 w I ieath A new regulation resisting r-s neap. It ci at Paris. It is conjeilured that their number will he reduce;itn tisbt ; namely. the he I hem', Ft eolith. the ()pars G' 'mist, t to llatare dr e ifffpfPo. :Mt, the Parisi:elk, the earseter dr Panorama, the /bnbigas L.:swim., and tha M tdcmui.eiie DVCI4 Is eas. this ealebratr aBus., who) had obtained leave of absence for s works, has re:tuned Lo Paris. Some of the London Papers stair, that the late Cardinal Yoec wisthe hut ut tue S /crier tam ly, but that he has lett a ssepb, w Last w:•ek died. at Cob .aia. Surrey. Mrs. STOAT, rele4 of the Late C d s STUA f, El. of CtIl.:11e Omer. A t:w years since th•i Lady was one o the brightest -tars in the feshiona!):e hone n. The Haymarket T se.c.re will el i, r on i ; se ();: i of September. Mr Younu, we udd.reten.l, then go to Bath to pert Mr. Ctruaseaano's comedy of rle .V SJR is to be revived ea Man lay irzt. at the ti.r uia - ham Theatre, fur the benefit ..1 Mr. 34CkcAoY ; the part of Dune's by vb. .Vforioase and that sr; yeti Herrings, by Mr. Hearin. Mr lltLLaiY and Mrs. MOUNT/11e are playing with great success at the 6le.g•'w r,seatre ; on Wednesday last they were to perform the pars of Prises Orldied• and Floeetta. Mr. Sneitioan's entertainment of The Critic is performing with great success at Birmingham and Liverpool. Mr. Nleavin is the Per of Seeming ham, and Mr. Ketosis-, of Liverpuhl. Mr. R J•lNss's farewell benefit, at the Limerick Theatre, on Friday serf night, was attended by the most crowded and bri:lient audience ever *deemed there. Tie FteeKOASMIS made a very bandsoin • appearance in part of the pit which was rule.' . a Mr. Jones, it is said, netted SOM. oft the occe.loo. Mrs. T. DlllOlll Inn been playing at Co.lteo ham. Gloucester, and arrieester, a: all of wiskh places she has been reinark oly well recessed. Sse has been selest 11 by Mrs. S.usrstrss to pi sy in se veral of the same Plays with her. The afieers of the Amilery vs* a grand bat:, on Wednesday night. in their Btrr teks at W. io booottr of the PRISCO' Dinh-Say NI. Lacuessatar. one of the NaiuraLsts in tie Expedition of Capt. Davos as. wh.• remssioad behind sick at Batavia, ha► arrived at Z 441.146. With a superb collection of Natural History. and 4 114014 rare c.il lectson of Indian Arms. and lusts u neaLs of 0. alit ite. Java. and other neigishouri.ig isl ►ads. He sa to Ass immediately to Paris with his collection. The late Cardinal Yo.x was also Bishop of ()die and Veiletri, Dean Gf Sacra College. Vice- Chaiicell.w of the l loly Roman C:11.11C11. and Arch- Priest of the Ra►ilique Patriarchal of St. Peter of the Vatic in, his disease was a putrid fever. which car ried him off after a short illness. The fth Raginieat of I).4goons basin-IT:fled into Cinterbory. and is atatiotie.l in the Kiss's 134r tacks. _ _ 'Che half..pay of the gedaced Officers on the Eng. lisp estatilishnacnt of the Army. began is,ising on 'Thursday. Thursday Mr. Ingots's'. of Chancery.lane. was Assiatant Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hospital. a vacancy having been made by the resig nation of Mr. 1 4 0013, one of the Principal Surgeons. and the appo.ntment of Mr. Ha avail'. the menial Assistant. to his situation. The numbers were, for Mr. iriNCINT, 134.-iOr Mr. Wags. 56 making a Majority of 9$ us favour et Ur. VIII GUI T• ~;~ W 037 MING, Apo. I=. The Theatricals of chit little place, vil•Ath ctm minced with so much sprit, were che-Ii est fdetwo or three nights, by the elm:meat of people arbour. paired to Brighton llices; atill, h3vrevi., the l'heatre was better atteads3 than could ha tz,meted Tne Batik rf ilerionas was well got up, an I well abed; and, in cpi:e of the crowds who had leg the place, The Castle Nprfkr. o 3 Tuesday, was pl :yed to a good !sotto.. Among the com i sany pr,-serr the 6-4rl of Coolumnaleley and Ida ei - pant fanr!y. The illanunittons at tie I heatre, on Wednesday night, irradiated the whole town, tl , ey were very elet ant ; the P ;rice's crzst and initials were formed in variegated lansTo 5P0271..; l'aLf-IuENCE. itAcEs Tlttlltsn‘Y, AUG. 13. The second year of a Sr-p.1.1c,... If II ga . r..aki each, for '3.314r 4 - Ad . co.ti ani N . ; 'sit nil• and - . ..... •. •—••• Mr. V irm•er Kpahton, by o r e,. T.I” Pion.: of Vli• Orville, boat Ir. BU 310 s.cn , 2 6.11 Ti.s i..ce of .Vales's I , ,inter to C•siril, aist H. Zlf the Dqke of Yn,lei b f. by Wh..ker, baug'it La .a,Bst .1, rich. - rbe last Wile, Irli.gs half fort-it tOf a C.o.'s Im .rover, apt. Mr Halieiolett's Tom Pipes, e.ch. 'Pinta tu.l y , It, is, had iotle.t. (La ) His Nl , jesty's hate of thee Hu le:s1 Guinea , . for al! ages, f n,. —the test of th•ee heat, . . _ gir John N., L., ,mont. 3 I I p rt o c , BM, a a I 9 9 Mr &Ale, C SOD.% nr.o.L. 2 dr The La.& host r.bt run b. n execilent Isar. Toe roads were cnverel. this morning, with car. rimges of all descriptions, from a very early hoot, to attend the races. tits Royal Highness the Prince of Wales arrived on the Race Ground at one o'clock. Ilis Royal lighness was in his bsrnuche, drawn by six neaudful blood hays, with two nut-riders, and two s. wants following ; in Ye twrcuthe with him were ilia koyal .ess tie Dult.t of Clarence. Lord Er•ktne, Mr. Dalmv. and some other gentlemen ; the Royal Canis:Le took its stantin 'move the hosting card, and was slit rou !sled by the principal Nabilry. Among -t w:iorn were Viscount and Viscountess Gage. in their barnuche.landau. drawn by lour nays, V.settitnt and Viscountess Nl,lnourne, the Earl and Couhtesk Berk. ry, the Earl and Countess of llarryteorN Earl Bathurst, 'Aids Edward and 3uaterset, &c. It:. in their respedive carriages. . . iiis mrueted his baronche-teat when the race beka.r. Fhb Kuyal I.igiiness the entice of Wale,'s Circidt against Mr. Farmer's Pe. WAS won by Orville. A very bad race. After ethic, liis Royal Highrvss the Prince of Wale;, and part), winch was juint4 by Viwount and Vib cou.itfs. Garr, l!.tt the grou9.l._ to &tie wit, CApi. J:ttfae , , u Coorontspi.ace, near LI.VeS ASA quar ter boom pm Cie Kap! Party returned to the . ground. last twat bttween BAr6,irolsr and y. 1.04151Adu1, we. one of vat orbt race ever known; it was won by L ,, 111141414 by hall a nose. 'll'ne race WAS not over (11l a quarter past seven, when the ground was inumJiately cleared. BitIGIITEJN, Ma. IS. Tn enumerate the company on -ybe Stryne last eventAA, wQU'd Dr impossible; all the inw.rs wets :rnpty, 4.14 the trent of the Castle wait etc- led to ea eit..ess t see the com i le. - 1 go to the baLroorn. brie hurt of the Paviiinn was also crowded w:.h company to cnICII a glimpse of the *gird Party at the doors and windows being left open is gratily them, and they were tvghty Cerghted in nearing we heaitn of their beloved Prince drank ten t .i.e time. three ; firs...works were displayed in different parts of the town ; and the fisting at guns horn b •nu of tne vessel., and several o: the inhabitants, did no. cease units twelve u'elo..k. One of use volts nee tie Owning was a walking-nnech a ddderalieri hy a mats arat seventy years us so v: elk six miles, round the hte ) ne. ior 20 gaii.eas, in Oac hour and five inniuws, which he p.-its. tied within three minutes of his time; the grounia was measitiol round the raisin;, he went ttwatid nineteen time., ttiak.ag the JIMACKe Agreed to. a d out nundred yains over. Large suss. of money were depending on this pedestrian, who per lotracd the nest noon ; in naex minutes and a halt— tile .adds were two tn One die tam; the sec.rad rausta This place may sully be said to be now MI el, e. he pert Infra in duct minnws—five to one; Eat lownPalf • lb. harvest is mead,' all rut. 110 WV:raC of the knowing ones were properly taken in. wheat crop is abundant. hot the beans have kutosse tuLowilig ihumilketoris, omitted in my fi r .; a ,. desire* . I'.,e pisblic-roots are now isittputi e..u. , t, are well worth notice fheatre, Me but the l'heatre is the prevailing rage; a new me; Odom eucircial with festoons of lamps; Mr Ur un- hirmer made her 44itt • few eventmis age in the snis ion's house. in Castle-square. most splendidly' terestiat Pot of Fen , y, in 74: C/adesrina Na. ugtued; • .r. lagieby's auuse. in hasp-str..et, v.ry riaire; hut we have rleions witnessed stately inert .. rub ,„,. w i t h a baud poring t h e w h ose tug ,1 reo distressed by ernidity on a first appelklance ; oaf 'Play-oinuse was a complete bumper. i i.e ball person is tall and genteel, bat she has gulch di sru,i7 the Zettl was attended by near sevea hen died per. bef e ee the will Make a tolerable poksroseri Ste is • sons; iii, Royal Highness the Prince of Wales was said In be the wife of an Hanoverian Of f icer We t present. At eleven o'clock tile Royal Dukes p h i a ge ve on b a nt ; few await s , o.47antdhere s, whati is ism c u b e te h e b y e: rafi ter. ned fearer ie emu. d the ballroom, and attar conversing with seseial of the Noisility present, they reared the Daly's. This place WAS visited a few dale sio W'. All vie Nobility in litigriton and r.s vi- those insets called Lady-birds, in such numbilts, fish cinny were et the ball. The ladies were innst the inhabitants were literally covered from top ter ?eerily dressed ; wreaths of Rowena. r•sl the eratte's t c ' e - Th e "dies who we're whit r dresses on walk. plume, was the prev.lrnJ heg be cum . ing nut, returned as if their dress** had been spot. itany did net Weak up until five in the morning. tad ; and the very pavement of the streets was es. A grand review 10:A place this morning, at slew- I rued with them as thick as bail *fin a m set seven, inarketdoth by as R gal Highness the Dok'd of storm ; Ws: they have now shaped their canuse to. Y. 1114 accampass.ed by toe Dike of . ..:Ambr.l,e and I wards the me ropolis. Some persons will have it, Waist to aeon tie triliabitants j several Gene. al Oifieers. A. soon as it was over they were sent to the the Duke of York set off wad his 144.0 tat ; pthets assert it is the sign of " a speedy penes is the Duke of C and His Ro al soon " Few watering-pleoes but wh a t have solacey Highoess ato), idg e Gates Man, aril that's the ease w i th Margre at *meowed soon atter. rho Theatre is v.ry well attended. aid the per- l' reeent • have one t h a jte r ee ailet of a Mt' irs frequently s Sr too freely to foussai.ces not only well gm up s but well'CliC6latd. sic-master. s rhos night Mt. J. Branton is to play •:•eire Baer*" we have Megrim a Geoilenipn in the dram of a Russian Offie-r. in the marina rift of the day s sveN, loilowed by the ballet of nee altiage CONK and in the evening in en &led) o worm, who Hie slip, and Mr. tlook's 714eii aid to .stArlow slight, ! Cit. some curious observations from the Oil Tabbies. by command of His itoyal Highness the Prince of I are several nth n whom we would rem*. Wales, the comedy of tleee. p ieeee. and Crib.....* , sAd mend to be less vociferous at tbe Evening Pioinee nook. In short, Margate is all phi".., an•S•Hawler square may be truly -ai.l to be chiefly Inhabit:l by' worthy and wealtt y ci.. • h1.1R0471:. Atausw 13. Tha folliswiag pAwse was accidentally omitted is that past of inr report ut Mr. SIsi.KIDAW% yrech yesterd.y, wiser* b. clescrines the pnwrt of Boma. errs g•-•• •• Sceptre, topped with coronets are tus pane-was, his ntartello towers an 1111'0044 and mo raines ma his ceagia•ls." The King of V. Es r risa t.I A ickt Men's on ass t , 14411 last. It is generally supposed. that OW Ewer torate of Hesse C.... 4 will make psrt of the ki . ng► dom of Wertpholis, MJ tbacCausi will be Ise s.paa4 • tO 'la iD17171 OP rIiVIIITISI7 PnFIS. a , ..Sellee.ll. fir: thflgi:ilf ase difsele htg the line., of groggroelly.o.ll l o bneritan't' rnOilan tat Olt • us-deans .it of We eats* rOdlowl Of Ifeland..rst N isi oru.da....as rem • meted me id aryls's. that—• • WAN OM a c.••q• r. 4 e icuav try, within.' etie i.l rho' 0 Tent timbal to p.....A• r. be lege:at d for h. in . *whirl,: Illalkef urine Se P,•eavt by coerztee laws, lid s • lintenanhe In am .4...4, end all lyardl • tree's* thou s Wliiall Wilt l er alosr"-is lbw re 144 rtes aso that irehria .....• a dr.,„„ Co ant.. ho d ~..,.• et .11, site twit it may irritate s pdasula to be larolatla Cu by the sears try i 014 they me.: be f.w.witt by e••,,,v: .airs, aid spade a ..e...1* re 01.-firearnt, sql allows* swot,' 4 , .. ••• which le sd, I cone bite mem ; air la .g WO wee...•• • Oat le r •picwwit I rr1.....1 Ai treas..ell 1•••••• than a -0•Slatool esseetry, a Ass hawing istr.her arms as writ,t hp.. ' nor en • dring 11. Nett fir. a. 4 as opp r rl or (beg s .9.W Ivy s* Layielatree, CVOs Iraq 1.. the I.ct, mated to ontausilhat arrest, and at pro' mote disonwo beferisen the ill :J.lltingle.nes" and ea a gr. So ^1 lona' wreirosit...l I alias si.014—•••• • I' •, ;• , . of Osei•saineitssoinivna • • ;lit!. e-ric.o., OA. of warn, •r-re le'orwtOl• • lea" 4C I MSa 4 da• ob . :llea:a to L., law. :4 1 1; luau.. I then, han tug • sni, unl be re:".e•cl s procs 6 sca lll,Anigil{, and net horn wlel,a a $.l 1 n..1'3:4 ice, and tethesseite coatpe se l. .teal et c .•m•te," 4311 111 / , I4ki this ploposstasse I to tl.e mate ..1 Velour. 1 b-g lease ake Li aid, that I dil noteay.w." Tint like. tree.. I , stc and untalatell. sCrplawhla Jr.th the Richt II gailla•ahlW, ~f.,..,. r A.. s.s•• to I eel I .011 , I) 0)..041 Ifit A. Ilac '' —; n...1' ....• I • all. 4,•• 4•, 'Mph ....t 4 IllillMte. it ill • • •W •.. 1 niiait i ,i , ati.a yd s I .f, WI WAS ellares m li.. compel, i tie 4 ~,,41 4 3,1 c cad.... . ai d ,i 4, nor 4.1, Ainiview a.. a. osaiists ..is, w i Le •s•s. ~w.fe sad aver Si have Id r de d ng p la 10 i , isreet tn. w th a vi•• 111 Is rettg l 7att reArtt, 1 •..114 se edge us- de,-r•1 firloliry a: yq' e.esties rap whet the den AN awe At 1 kn.. h,.w us ap n•rsiate the bewrfit .e;riels the ',entry de. r ve. from A tro: . u.salonication or the eignaineuge of OW lee a? . $. -ove: .'• prese..tatas es cap:errs/A ID Pe.lierneut 43, F.udra - woort, Vestes'n. tile, year r ail... at J. re& vot •Ml. Augai.t 44, 111 L? , e _.....,,,...grig . , . rui.l/. 4 1 I k .1. g. • 1 -4" - % .' --......—.). cop"' of LOID aawaassuat ' s lATTlgt.opegnielt Whiweall. Avow n• • . . i - I have thd bnnuttr to acquaint run, that it go hien na: expwritent by H.. ‘ltiestv'y GOVernorent, was wows po Volunteers. Infantry and Artillery ) at Iwo Not ~ Urea tetur4.sas Java' MUM:lft for 144 pilaw yes have the tristiun of ameat*Ma upon pentagonal. under thy ra:uiatrnit whicii Were Isl lo sea ) . s44 4,Art, 4 (by torch tn.. officers well be earn eel loll: 174 ....,_,snarw• ti,....51 wrr , cer., drn.nwer W 'halms per Jew noway Lu.Licy. •, . .. •*, they may la sa &Warbled) a . ' 41/1. *elee, sestina' The pined gig which thew Corp. w W wit*.tired IMP 1 1 01114 0 assembled se not Welled Me n en of weeffill..B complete their tirr•rly.sie days firth WS the slk s, and moil, tii DJ LJS,,, be lees diets hot, or mere st: • Ilaysi cw,eqtr".,,t'y this perli.4i,,,, Call be it Carm sally as shall nut hire ciaros.ned mealliteles day. ..wen-4e d in.); tilt' present t ear. I tale 1111. YopiArlollay of aisquitinting yos, greills par will be alluevd far insdmituus, a• II te Wet t ri may sake place PH the data as dal'. seartlepie nibs ' t • ww.tward incwrisentonce to Ow COWS. ' • 1 have Mt Woody to rs Sir, ~ ..„ 44 Yore mow oaeateei hum yak (Signed) • ligiWi • itt , Ilia Maj•my's Lieutenant of 4 • '',.. . tile Canary ot Kerl grew. 4 - ; o Alik- 8W '`'.' • . w, Ai DOCC;tI7 ' I Lad l' AND 84D1711 -A , •, The Inn:: :I Coat and Badge. ~-. I)Agget. R . :: hang decided on the Ifs in cnolequerace of several of the boats toe ' Pe it was Oetermioed that it should bevels teal accordingly. tats night, the following ma • termen agair started ficol Old Swan Stahl. to * • White Swan, Chelsea. viz : —Evans, Tower etas* s" Navels, Three Cranes; Price, El ickfrie j a rt flowz ..a 4 '"a ' Honverfor.l; Smith, from Wale.. Mash Id, of Bother:lithe. ti :L a. ,A . ''',• 'They started at six o'clock, mealy in order as nn the termer occasion. Ewanl M ' The lead. which he ma'ntaine I w i th dillicully the whole • way, aliwnset he was frequently attempted es be el crossed by I' ice ant Sayets. who followell We within a - boat'. lei.gth, and several tim g es, rei r jai . oontesi, we . e side by aide; but, by ex • when corning in, he •hot cona ; derably nalread • des others, and claimed his prise. Sayan. as second, WAS entitled to 51.1 and Price. as third. to 31.-- . 1 411 Vlnen opposite Hunger lord, Plower, declined the contest, but the others contnned the whole di.tanco. • ' 404 1, Was graertily allowed t-) he one of the beet*.oo: ipttyJ races that has taken place for some years : the candidates being so nearly mat - hed. The rift: exhibited a very gay scene. bang covered with boats. and the evening being very Sae. drew a rem crowd of Splealr/r• to the snores of the tiver. • ' A 1 4