The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-10-03 00:00:00

« V It: i ill , herg*d Obey elena imilaai Id - issiaa RIIS . Ltit oft to assiaa dwav !n' Admiral the ult- .0 the Nth, and TE took his long trly in the morn- Italts:T and DL of the &guile, • does not state y—but whether we other 1053 he purpo s e of sa appears a:- I the Russisk a t the and liiiister for Fo ei so Car back ;h, to meet Ho• terVICV/ bet , . ten The Masi', or icial account of e of ao extroct Pth ult.—it is a The Loodun Cr on th. 3,1 st details th.e. ed report of the )as the English • without notice. Wan Jon:Gal.—. Ml to which t..e prcas, a d the 1 it. This 5C3r.. acc , •iin! ich BONAPARIL nation. From BONIrAATE has aties ‘%;th most of the Rhine. yen number of rpeeific par is to be rropor. cot of the Suet ; of RADIX NIA et amount. Tim efientlift 71404 4 serekr, •od ire to be maiie c troops are to be armed. ex noer as Freocb WeVc r, the they' are for the - if Fraace. $b d 10:409 sent. me mew oue :r2 =mom, II .._ Convention in Fertiliz a . by die initioittot telligeuee furnished from (Alter purr* of tie The venni press of France, which is silent loquacious by turns, nevonlinx to the m-in ,of the despot who cantrouts the iiation, has thought proper to announce to Eitrope his deter minations. They are perfectly analogous to his character, his situation, and his embarrasionehts.— he no longer tither affects or attempts to con his reverses beyond the Pyrenees. The Con queror of Germany and of Italy has been reduced humiliating necessity of haranguing hie col on the Parade, of owning that victory has ceased to accompany his arms iii Spain, and of ex- them to take vengeance on their cnemies.— himself, deeply animated by the sentiment lie endeavours to inspire, appears, like MAL.- " to bead up each corporal agent" to the fell uliictwhich he is 'About to commence. Never. in nodern ages, even at any period since Mil, during time the sword has scarcely been sheathed cuomect, has war been prect-led by such me or by such awful preparations. From the distant frontiers of Poland, Silesia, and 'Prussia, to the Western extremities of France, all cuovimeut. Two distinct and separate con- , ptlons, of r“),000 men each, are to be furnished ifie French people, whom blood mug flow in terreati, et the command of an Italian adventurer, own scourge, and the desolator of the St.cate, whoaendurance and submission render t,lc all that SoFrown:is or T -ACITUS has COM ineinorawd of similar baseness under the worst of 7.5:-..ats, re-echoes the tyrant's language, emu his hypocritical cast, denociiinates the Spa , a race of rebels or of banditti, and menaces' as well as their allies the English, with ex termination. This deliberative body, worthy to . been the organs of Comitotros or of CARA conclude by their usual aspirations after ; and add, " will of the French people therefore, Sire, the same as that of your Ma . The war with Spain is politic, just, and c,iivary." When we reflect that more than thin) .uioo of ptople, iudepeldint of the Rhenish Coufetleratioo, are thus subjected to the dipposul man, whose ambition is insatiable, and who., &Mils panielos are only inflamed by resistance, umbt look forward to the most desperate *an liaary contest. Either Spain must bitik, and be..c:ne Gae of the dependent Mona:chic, ema r.sting from the Corsican Stock, like holland, tphalia, and an litany OtllC7.', scattered over .urope, or the rembuiesi • r:nies of England, and Portugal, will arrest t:.e Usurper's fur progress towards univetkal Ena,,ire ; will clidin Lim down within some definite limits, political and ter norial, and will liberate the remainder of Eu r,•pe from opprobrirus vassalage, to an unknown fsmily, of Co , siciui ettraction. Looking forward to this great and awful struggle, where loyalty, fa edam, nod independence, are to contend ag•tinst taci:es, discipline, and usurpation, sustained by coasummate abilities, we may, indeed, exclaim with htlEUs-- " Blom ! queues evil, guuttaa ideal *iris Sodor ! Quanta mores Nun ILtrdstato (out ! Jou galeam PA= et regido, Corrugate, et rebore punt." All the roads conducting from Germany across France, in every direction, we see, are covered with troops, marching towards Bayonne, or to Perpig l'Rn, according as their destination is meant to be either Catalonia or Biscay. Ten thousand wag gous are seized on by an order of the tyrant ; who sufficiently manif.:sts the promptitude with which he means or infers that lie shall snliect the Spanish Monarchy, when he adds that these %aggolis *4 are intended to convey a suacieut . quautity of provisi )))) s for the support of an army iif 400,090 men flaring 11.ree mantis." It is impossible more clearly to indicate the period of time, within which he promises himself his subjects to place Jose Pit Cu the throne of FE/LDIN the V 111th. Notwithstanding, how ever, therse tnenaee and preparations, the ap preheasiwirs of N APOLI:Olt, and the fears of i Senate , pervade the declamations of the one, arid the adulation of the other. " The bar. baron s anarchy, which;' i* is bald, " cover ! . Spain with blood and inciarning," it is neihnittal, " threatens the French frontiers." Au avowal, rat never extorted during the two last wars with Austria and with Prussia. The Senator, LA CE'''. DE, an order to encourage the nation to devote 0 0,000 Conscripts to the pious work of subjecting Spain to Joslyn Bostaraarc. indulges biras4i° von?! very ingenious perrifinge, or raillery, on the 1 1, ily of " those Governments. who anticipate and ii-xpytil in one year the revenues of several ;" an allusion, whose application ennnot be mistaken.— above all, th e act i ons of Box &PARTE b..tray 3iis uneasititss at a situation altogether new ; where IN! has • eui one hand, an armed nation, elated with sictory, to snhje c t ; while he moat, on tins other, awe into submission. or completely rout in the field, a power. which, enfeebled as it is, still prese i is a formidable aspect, and may oppose inipadanynts to his arms. The in t.r.ieiv at Erfurtli, whether it produce the full siiect intesscled by NAPOLEON on his Imperial A::y. or Ir:tether it fall shoot of that whject s is at least ea/related to alarm and to intimidate the Coed ef Vienna. Indeed, it is difficult to con- , eeive a greater roof of deferent, er of polititzl union, on the part of ALEXANDER, than hiethus re,ia ring to a town of Thuringia, there to coilfer with the very usurper, who has insulted, Mumbled, 61 tied, and degraded him. But where can a circumstanced as ALEILAINIAR is, either stop, or refuse to advance' It is some consolation to those who dread BOSAP.tRTt', attacks ou India, to see that OUDINOT, Who was announced to he at Astracan, six or nine months ago, has now re appeared at Metz. In truth, the tyrant has work enough just now on the Ebro, without marching towards the Indus. ne Genoa Gazette of the 3oth tat. st3te:z, that NAroLL,nI has demanded that the Austrian part, ID the Adriatic way be shut against Aruericau ves sels. Captain De CUESTA, the Portuguese Officer, who arrived lii.t week with dispatches for the POR TUGUESE A7tlt.%sea DOR, kit town, no Sat ordayosith the answer. lie will sail from Bristol iu the San Aniutaio. General BRENTIME. and about 800 French pri ooner*, who wer.t' taken in Batumi!, in the hattlts of the 17th soil 41st of August. arrived et Ports mouth, on F 11.1.1, (rem Panda', ha seeeral tuna ports. Mr. FREILE, appointed Minister Plenipotentiary to the Supreme Corer iiiii ent of Spain, owl Mt. Fimat;, hi, Secretary. set off yesterday on their mission to Spaiu. 'May were accompanied by the gallant awl loyal Marquis De L 4 ROMAN A. The Spanish troops who were brought off from Fallen hare proceeded directly to Spa. Exelti. sire of cotuplete clothing and appointments, with which they have been furnished, Governineut, we understaui. h.+ bestowed nit them a donation of two hundred btousand dollars. The property of theidarquir R:»tANahas been seioestered at ilanit urgli. amass:ll4, A , it i• suit!, to '200,000 marli•banco. His paper.. &c. which were deposited in the house of STOLL/1461 g hare hittwiwe been seized. Barerloos is writ forti:ieJ, but the French are not sufficiently iiummlius to man the work.', and titty cor.tioe therustlyel. to the titadel. The Castle of Mout Join, the arsead. and C 41111016 foundry, at 13areetolia, are the fined in Spain. On Monday and Tuesday last, • Conrt-martial ww. held. at Portsmouth, on Jona S. Haws, alias JOILIII :RAMS NIeitIMAIIIN, a seaman belonging to, the Siotely, for mutinous expressions. —Ite was acquitted. beinc , provrd insane. The dfonssuark, of 64 Kunz, Capt. E. D. litttn, is paid net at Purt►outh. Cielitec4nt P. BAYNES. of the Sea Fencihtea at BriNis4rn, i. appoiuted Secretary to the Royal Naval Asylum, vat Greenwich. Caxt.iiii R. Evans is appointed to the Satellite; and t.a t itain CRISPIN to the Leveret. The frelasomey Pleater, Dv IMAM, fro= London to li•intiuras, is taken by two privateers, and car riad into Cuba. The West Eaves and MUMlrma Regiments of Militia are shortly expected at Portsmouth ; and the Apshare cud Cheshire Regiments are to re movi to other porters. The Raj al York Rangers, commanded by Ma jor Re tineason, 1200 strong, have sailed from Portsmouth, intetters-of-marque, for Trinidad, to v • relieve the 37th Regitneut. The last diviaio a sailed on Thursday. The 7th Regiment of tight Dragoons are to mach into Portsmouth, this day and to-morrow, from Guildford, to embark 6n board transports winch are court tato harbour to receive then). They are going to Spai,.. The 12th and Istli Dragoons are expected to follow. The Semi►atsis, Captain GIL/SO[ll4 will convoy them. The salary of the Officers of the Royal Naval Hospitals has been lately increased, agreralply to the rstvim met idatiou of the Board of Naval Revision. It will he seen from a Decree passed so late*, the 6th alt. that Bouswafers has renewed, and eveu inere Aril, the rigour of the prohibition aa<aia•t the introduction of colonial produce. No article of that kind is allowed to be breaglit into France front Spain or Holland ; and veNsels sn freLirhted, which shall enter the rivers Elbe, Weser, and - Jade, are ordered to be seized and confiscated. The system of cropping the hair of the soldiers is on the point of being followed up by the adop tion of a plan, which will, no doubt, give equal satisfaction to the whole army ; we mean the abo lishing of that absurd practice of polishing the arms, which, in some regiments, has been carried to such excess, as mate►ially to injure the piece, and render it tatallv unlit for use, in half the time estimated for fair weir in usual service. Firelocks, upon a new princip'e, with brown locks rod bar rels, have been aim mJq issued to the light compa nies of several regi , nents, and the Board of Ord nance have received orders to complete the issue to the remainder of the army with all the expedition possible ; in conseq ience of which a reqnisition has been made of the gunsmiths in the several regi ments stationed in the home district, to repair, a afl oat lons of time, to the Royal .%lanufactory of Arms at Lewisham. The Gazette of Saterday contains Addresses to Ris Itor.J.Ty, approving of his conduct towards Spain, from the inhabitants of the town of Dock, and reriah of Stoke-Damerel, DeronAire ; and font the Mayor. Aldermen, &c. of the Borough of Stismford t Lincolnshire. Toe Gazette of Saturday night contains the scheme of the Onst Lottery fur the present year. It it m consist 600,000 Tickets, to be drawn in four days, vu. Dee. 13.40. 27, and 11. Twin of the prizes are of a novel description S They consist of Two Bata If tarts. marked A said B, each hag con taining:y-03 tido sl The Grst ticket drawn a prize *hove 151. (not liting one of the uurobe.• contained in either of the packets, to be entitled to tine cun tents of the packet marked A, and all benefits that may result therefrom ; and the first tieks-t &awn a trite shore 131. (not being one of those iurbadad i t the pickets) on the day of drawing ne, t following that on- which the ticket entitled to the pocket ;narked A shill have been drawn, to le-2 crtitle.l to the contents of the packet nosads e4 B. The re. het A, to contain numbers 50tu to 5240. and 1300: to 13230, anal the packet B, from '4OOl to 4250,. and 15001 to 15 5/ ; the tint and h:,`: cumber included, in each instance. EIN !/t, • ' 4 , 11 1. r i 1, 4 k- • qtte• TifEATRE. Siitnritny evening, the Commty of ROT IS Wife cad hitee wns performed, for the tiist time tl e.e three yearii, at this Theatre, and afferdvd a rich treat to tip! sulinirers of the legitimate In coat instances it Inity not suit the habit of the times, bet they are lostin the richness of its gennine humour, and fully compensated by the opportunity it atrireiv for the dispLiv of theatrical talents. —Ncrs. JORDAN, in Ettifenie, 4lispluYYll ail her usual vivacity and art-lines*: the tuttntititt scene, that inehnles the Captain's jewels--also where she prevails no lii7n to go to the lodging—elicited beauties peculiarly her own. Mr. BANNISTER pluyel the pert of The ('epper Camelot with much ease and vivacity. Mr. )Et.t.tvrox ate.umei! the part of Leen for the first time; in the latter scenes he wanted diznity and feelii4, and in the former he was extravagant. :Ills. l'outt.t. looked and okayed Illarj4rata extremely ses4l. Mr. Ilow 4 eox ores R very good Ir.!nestinca ; end MATTIIMS and PENLk.Y vroveil admit-100e representatives of the fail sex. The Fariv of The Il'cathereoek followed, in which Mr. Basstsren displayed his oratorical powers with do: happiest acct. The house was crnweel. The Countesses of Berrrnarirf, Guildford, and DOWaglef Bu. kianbaunloirr—, Lords Mont:lord and Clare ; Sir Julio and L4dy Lida ; dal Lady Burdett ; were present. POETRY. SEVERN'S SIDE : WRITTEN IN TUE QUIRMY, ♦T suseosaysv, Ia •I:Te•IN, ICAO. The fading foliate of tle embrowniog grove. (Which oft has listai'd to the ysice of lo►e,) le iisourTful junction with the shortening day, Reminds es of the circling year's decay : While the Seer, whittlin witads , dismantlisg. Isar Each trees green hemmers to the chilliag air. Thome to descend, and is moves footsteps lie, A jest sersteies of mortality. now 00, fair Ssvtas to the worry world, Where Britain's Sag columns ial is unforeil ; There bear the produce of %mi.. happy isle, Far glad acceptance at mom farei:a 'll haw wealth and luxuries shall load thy tide, Asd ►less with zeticace the Severs's side. For TIME the Sprits,/ shall sever cease to bluosi-u. Nor Stemmer to exhale her rich perfume, To spread the Sow'ry cope( seer the plain, And us TNT Leaks bid Eden smile spin All rain to nisi are Wader's/roe and Tao*, TRY 'bean still flows—and shall for ever Sow; Till Times superior (uncut is reputed, Loot, and &Leo r1:41--aanidst a sarid minds^ d. G. D. Yesterday inornin 4 His MAJeerY, Princesses SOPHIA, AVtiLITA, MARY, end AMELIA. gems panied by Ladies Howe and THYPI and Genes. nil Ftrtaor, went to St. George's Chapel, and hard a sermon preached by the Rev. Doctor Goons Lt., and afterwards returned to the Palace. —The QrarN and Princess ELITaIaTH heard Di . vine Service performed in the Palace by Her MA JIIITY's Chaplain. The Princess thistaterre of WALE!, a short time since made considerable progrus. in the art of modelling, tinder Tc a x ene t Lt. Her Royal High nisis modelled a bust of herself, a hich is allowed to he a very striking likeness; but she has prac tised the art very little lately. Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALES gave a grand dinner, yesterday, to a numerous party of Nobility, at her house at Blackheath. The King of 18"tavaltIteati has recovered from a violent fever, which, fur several days, threatened to be fatal. Bulletins were daily issned from Ludwig,- burgh, z . :gned by his three physicians, DVvi.ll/40a. KLein, and RCVS% communicating the state of his disorder. Mrs. Cooae4 fine hay bag been christened nasal' ;hp , lo Mtcutzt.. ►ays a Dublin Parr; the two former nannw being in allusion to the It ght Hon. Haunt tiatryam stud Madame Angelica Cs- TA LA Pit, who stood spoostms on the OCtiiSMOrt. Lord LevEsoN GOWER left town, on Friday, en a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bi:111roar. at Badminton. Lord and Lady FOLEY arrived, last wreck, at their seat near Newmarket, where his Lordship intends to remain until the October MeetinK. isCOlint HOOD if among the last arrivals at Bath. Some anxiety i• expressed to know those •ho formed the stiaLrity in the Cabinet, in the discus sion as to thej,ropriety of tiring the guns on the re ceipt of the DALRY3IrLE Contention. The people ahot.t St. Pant'► ka.l.4u.e tlaey were the Cs- CONS. Dictor Pcansnx and Mr. Cttst attended IlonnE TOONE during the whole of last v.relL— Sir FRANCIS Bcanyrr has Isteu seldom absent from his bed-‘ide commencement of his The military order for ceasing to keep the sol diers' muskets polished, will, of conrie, prevent our arms to Able, bet at the same time will enable ever►y7 giddier to hog brotrit Be..s. Mr. 'Vox so 14 ditimuuced for three niztitr at the Bath Theatre, to commence on Saturday next, when he is to perform the port of Zam.-e. Lerd and Lady kiNastati have arrived at their house, to Lower Brook -street, Carendoh-square, where her Ladyship's aceatichenta es (Judy ta per:ter!. The plihlie surprise at the DALIMIPLE COll - was great when it was soppored that Sir Ikw was a wily Sent: hat how issue!' greater must be their surprise now, when it appearsthat Sir Hsw is YorksAire •-• The Loeb Msvor. has irmed tickets of invita tion to the whole of the ‘'nlunteer Regiment of which lie is Lientenant-Colosiri, to dine with him at the Mansion flame,. on Wednesday next. Every man wp. appear ie. hi. full uniform. The whole of the regiment are in traioing for the occasion, end little doulu can remain of one or the :Idlest musters of the corps ere: trimmed. . m ilial Z 22l3l ft l i e Convent S S nittE telligeoco SS twwssiasioa,„, Q ,„ Dent. The and loquac R 3, dates of the thought pre al llstrtvo r , 7 winutions. report has character, h ed in the for he no 11 his !loyal teal his rev, I Mt 14111 At E..., queror of C to the hurni hlarimis A}l diem out 1 to :Oise 1) 04 , Milled to a ilea of the Dti.. citing them He himoell much lie ell Myriam ;Ind -SETH, " tO KM, hate balk! - : ouflict whi , It is unilermio tnodern age an attack int r.t tshich time ~r a ruorne in BELL, jawed, or by raiwah, with d._ From the r. landed, and :Prussia, H to . , is morning. . is in morel Ist. of Augte4, racriptions, barged »ith the by the Pre rbey are, we ia. torrents, at Their own s , arrived on F r . .A Scrate, convoy fro m 1 1 1 credible all n the 3d of.hi' 4 , meworated e -The Raiste.ati!., the C wed it, Harrier, :o h l utes his hi Three s: niards a roe them, as w convoy of i. e elena ; they a„ termination. ogth Regira have been I mt. It. CALLA, con HEATHCOTL, , had touched a: peace ; and therefor ther General Tel- it, .rs e it missary-General . - r,sreissary." is coavoy. williolis of mist' squadror, Coufederati was to Le laid u4i done mall, wet...the original &Mos pas can changed. An va mut it Portsmouth, o r tanguiaary Ltltniml Tura, beLcaw cis on to &Om:, r4.4rting fror to proceed to thr 11'estphalia utsian Etwo:re, dray. The .4,.t Sera, and sir with the di,. tier proare .• II iItELAND. r; .sLig, art:. 1 Ma lame Citalind is e•iga;ed by Mr. Jots perform two nights, vii.—the 13th and 15th t our Theatre', on her return from Cork. in st city the: Italian Opera comme.letal on the 20th with the first tta of &mat-undo, itistl Fon per Is Aim rice. Mi.l6 ive under.tsod, has genetottsli fered her service to fori.ard tile eiturincile puri', of the narereurs, who, for so mini)• year., turned their talents to such Inutile''r sevou it al li:lttenny Private Theatticas, which cAtu tu the 10th October. Susithsun's Compaat have shifted tSeis. qt a (ruin Wi•MOrd to Liviiii.erthy. Mr. Ker.) , netted upsards of 4001. by hits benefit. Mr. Henry Johnston, ate of our Theat r e. candidate for the Mao es t Ch a i r o f Edi n h, sr Iris opponent i s St e ph en eintils. The rate.a. exp.re ill May. The Hight Hon. Jobe Foster, Lady Pen and the Archbishop of Dublin, ore ausoopt the nrririth. at 31oran's hotel. The lion. Thomas Knox, M.P. fee du Awl of Trrone, and family, embarked at Disarglis for Port Pattrit k, on Saturday hut. Getierul Fox ;Arrived, on Mcnsdar, at Doug cfce, from Port Patrick. Imitates. sm.. I', The house of Mr. Gerald h itzgshbon, at 1 more, in the county Limerick, was, after us nstistance, ttrolett into at an early hour on morning of Monday se'nnight. by opwardt twenty villains, who, after attempting his life repeated wounds, inflicted witb guns and so weapons, and tendering au oath. took from hil pistol, the.ouly arms iu his pasmssiost. On Thursday ni'ht, at deems o'clock, house of William Kelly. herdsman to Des O'Brien, Egg. On the lands of Newcastle. near city of Limerick. was attacked by nine fella armed with muskets, who took hint from his h and most unmercifully flogged and beat hi tney then gnve him notice, if he did not quit employment of Mr. O'Brien, to prepare his eel as they would pay hist another visit, when his would be the forfeit. .. IMILFOIID, SEM 91 OR Wednesday, this 41st instant, two Hui frow Enniscorthy appeared on the lands of Cl 4 near Alonamolim for the purpose of eseeettin wArrant they had on J. Breen and sons, of Ch for forcibly drawing corn, (not their own inimcd property,) from off a neighbouring farm. U coming into the field where Breen and his were at work, they desired them to surrender, a on refusal, ouc of the Bailiffs discharged a mut at old Breen, and shot him dead no the spa eldest tots, sin seeing his father killed, surmide himself. The deceased bore the character of ing a very inoffensive, industnous, honest man ; death is much regretted by all his neighbours. On Sattirdartliatthern Alsivliy was coossail to gaol by A. H. Jacos, Fol. charged with be pnocipally concerned, and Matthew Crashaw. aiding and abetting in the abnve murder. SIR liEfir DAiRYMPLE. TO THEF,DITOR. Sta.... Several of the Daily Papers hare misled public by stating. that Sir H e w D a l r ym p l e . consented to the disgraceful Convention in Po gal, is a Scotchmau. This error has origins from there being a Scotch Baronet of the si mane and surname, bat who has lately taken additional surname of Hamilton. Sir Hew rymple Hamilton, Bart. of North Berwick, in S bind, was at one time iu the Guards, was la Lieutenant-Colonel of the Ayrshire Militia, bat now retired from the army. He has been in * ral Parlianiknts, and has considerable proper% the neighbourhood of North Berwick. Gen Sir Hew Dalrymple, Km. the Conventioni• question, is a native of Yorkshire. where lie messes some property, and is in no degree cosine with, or related to, the above Scotch Barone that name, nor any Scotch family whatever. entered early into the tinny, is Consequently nos old Officer, and has had commands at 'various tinny, such as Guernsey, the Northern district. latterly at Gibraltar. He never served in Pal mew. • A SCOTCHM•II TO THE EDITOR OF PIZ •RITISN PRESS. Sta.-Mrs the Editor of Crkie Next WM treads to the personal abase of the Author of " dna Massy" hr altos Id he told that Le is iscpariss his own beano's, mime thee the work he is • criticisidir. Pie I mowers can be troperted tress a seam who kelps Is a gni oho live s tirsn fried tripe sod aser-beel, sad who canoe taught tic difference bangers demi swindles sad ism scurrility To sbeo that tbe Author of " Mee oar Mart has so personal dont', to the Editor of Tin Ileitis& Oki bey leave to - revninrewed him to the soder of each •Scorn as err in want of a won w ell qualified for all hied permed abase, sad who, terantiess of his sessoidred storkbupt„ eoudrarrods ter ask up to the lasss is die et Grub-street, as Ai: scesoket may rnpatre. A young lady. who was on a visit at Renileil Home. near Guildford, Sorrily, eloped with a G—a—n. no 'Monday last. and the pa-tief h nut since been beard of. The lady's name is ass ; her parents are wealthy. The gentleman hs a sitintirrn under Government. They had kisc each other for some time, hut no particular atta ment was observed between them. On Friday last a party of gentlemen efig : oll met at the Golden Lane Brewery, fur di • ii.e of tryir.g a new tub engtoe, einstrar red Ly agaiust Mr. Bstntis trthrlUt. englne. were larouht far a co aideruble time, a! which Mr. Beta rurs vngiue was aditieg d better, as tt wo;l:ed upwards of e2O feet Irigwer tt the tub engine. Tet Facvvrv.—Dr. Beer being oblird to move into a southern climate., on account of health, has male an orsonin4 iu tl.e city of a's for a le t :whir and well-cflui-ated physieian Ti can be no +tut* of an,:ecas r .Ar 4 pi•rsiou who has t MION•nl 44 geutiriemi, and aim is pos.e sell of guidcr3e fortune of Ina own. Such u sultan, would sail • gentleman who his been in l twin and now stishz.s to reduce ir, or one who may gently wish to attend to the practice cf thin ci a rd ncie•;-a hcod.