The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-02-01 00:00:00

~~~. FOR FEBIWAR ~, .r same period of the y Meer T to our fair readers. ESN %WI hitherto the cowmen, son, anti taste, elegance, and corate their Mit.estarna. The t. • it the Raping multitude, to mild is or -z-4--, who entered *A I), sise should look Sat at- tlt► Ma:. nod rout, anti haring Is* rcss at a demo parties, at r; C, concluded the eveucng. or rat riper et the Dui hess Gorder..'s Km and Outs, adjourned titer ti.: viales.rth and good Luntme ; rr Rooms and thc A nci,s,t s t i t s`l,:„ ! .. 4 hope that the fashionable's:arse e shall hare - to present met intit.ti t , plush to any Imuirr season. Mite tt for the morning, ohm the ckth inistnet to match, is put ms'for (doors :ire the muse as tathebertl• velvets, cloths, anti satins prri eri.ds. The dress for the Tbettre this month ; at the Opera, herd. r, Queci cap tales she ler of the day. • ~ I To p' COVENT-OARDIN. t, HANDEL . * sacred Orsursis performed under the direta,,, k 4r. Ilastust, in t'usifortyr mid pathetic, and received d sapplztuse. Mr. BELLAiT in This sa;th the Lord 4, Ohs, Madame Dusemt, 41.11 clu;rotin; voice, and warb!..sl to their hapv.,.. LTON bas not had expen. follow such adepts in sactvl ' Saturday might In th beardifoll are the feet of tAwe pep .1L peace, some itratitured like tile Indian wartchoop z e-vi ouch a that she was near tuna- Tur ale* minute*, the swims rh, g,:r.ind chorus of Ilallel4- r,;(4 oondapotent reigneth, was nie style, and the addieske he tinic, , gave a golerutiity I.i;.chly grand Lind imposis;. I with company. ;linesses the Dukes of CIII• VIMA v m WPM • present, aid ;hted with the execution, that cud. larder dbe pateeenge et Ladies all ice as 111ANDAV, rebreary e as AtitSVIBLY aedIJONCW, 'TON, SiCTIOr and litadneet *tea wad ether etagstatrellireas tocssaKev, &c. are received at Its ru of nue eud four. Directors, J. BO llortarr„ re requested to send is . thstellol"rtn otherwise their places cis the several ig, soon after ten o'clock, Nn AVGAISTA. MAZY. Soenta, teamed by Lady ELY, Gene (, and FITZROY, and rode to St. George's Chapel, by the RtAl. DT. DEATH, fOin St. Luke, aid 7th verse—" Joy over vote sinner that repentett. y and nine jto.t p ersons o n e, Afterwards returned to the DEN gave a grand dinner, ye.- in Arlington-street, to se►erl item. Trager of Essex gave a grand t her boom. bb Curzon-I,u • tts en of ESSEX and salami other e Performer, of the Winter then, as is their custom, on the very veer, at the Horne at Kep etb.-ary to add, that the tatipu-1 1. LA 74 iDOW N arrived in tow•, oa liamptou Castle. :7( rrtumed to town, yesterday. llis Lordship wilt give a graul ky, at Ins home in Berkelr: gave a grand dinner, yester n to Earl (Mel'. ind IL Purrv, Sirs A/THEaI EL Roxittv, the Right li • camas and G. Powsonsv, ii LYTTLETOE, Mr. OILER tit. sea her first engagement at the sorrow evening, us the part r II Marriage. but has I,ten pre ter engagement for four night-. r the parts of I Mary Qtteet. of Scuts. and Supper were given at otsmouth, by the Captains ..t rt, to one hundred and fifty of ed per,uni of that torsi, and rs and the Misers Mostar:rev, PeesosT, Lady CVITIF9, the be Hon. Mrs. Butts, the Huu. arc. were present. oner of the moat profuse, seen}' kind, was given nt the Cro-r 4 by Generals Porten and Es:- errs of that Gus shon, to Maj P&EVOIT, Hart: late Lit :•- officers sat do , vn to dinner. • . . 'Ear MUSICAL 11)7fh. • On Stiturday, the liege mom in the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, was opened for the • first time, after having undergone a complete re pair, and received many improvements, intolving an expense of upwards of 5 001 . for the anniversary festival of this excellent Musical Society. About five o'clock, between two and three hun dred_ professors mid amateurs isat. down to a most excellent dinner; Joint Wtst.oce, Esq. in the Chair. After the cloth was removed, Nun *obis Doane wits sung by nearly the whole company, which had ve 4 sublime effect. . The Chairman gave, " Harmony," with three, which was followed by Dr. CALCOT'S delightful Ire Cautions Apolio. "The Kin, Queens, and the rest of the Royal Finally, ecept the Patrons of the Society . " The catch of " The Aldmmoderibineb," repro. 'seeding a squabble at a city feast, in caning a of veoison : about fat and lean, gravy, &c. ie which the Alderman's thumb is cut orf. It was 'maxis in character, and with much humour, by YealTS. ELLIOT, DIBBLE , and SAWYER , and pro (tilaeed bursts of laughter, and an universal encore. •. The Prince of Wales, and the Royal Oakes, the patrons . aFthe Society' • hdr. G. FAZED! sung a new song, called The • Jiteutrel; the words by PETER PINDAR; tile music by Mr. 3. K. Asset. It is much in the style of the Ilynim of Eve. The following are the wards: RECITATITI. • Re si des the rains of au ancient pile, 1 „ That once with liospitabk pleasures 's% c .. AM I arrart, lon a istraugor to a smile, Thus to his harp of sorrows, lowely snag. tt AIR. new mart was the harp sad the wog •It n How revved was the M tit PTREL or yore, HU pressroom , beard on each tongue, OA t Aud wzi.con a would opec each Mar. He kuew out the finger of Scots. • He felt rot pate Purert:.'s stings ; His harp the old halls I.ooili adOr* * • And he si. pt in the chamber of kings. • C:10/trS. - 1 Ah thus then shall Pity complain. • Kerr a 11l matte% is fated to Ik, : He, oho cliarart reels Despair with his strain, Sought the shade of the tomb with a sigh. AIR. Lis the Races la battle Olt shone, Of Glory, who courted the rays, Deemed the hear& off Fans but half woo Ted the lisatrel had meahed their praise. • And he. the soh emlhe ef 1 -eee tt What a triumph it owes to the Art, • That rivals the roles of the dove, When it tells a food tale of the hart. Chann--Alk thus thus b.e.. Teliat...J . Madame Calaboi. mil the ran of the per- S Rimers, who have promised their moisisate at the ensuing Cssrest Saievens's celebrated g lee of Strike the harp in retie of Bragefa, by Master HART and Messrs. 1.11.A.L0T and itlissouao, was deservedly encored. *Prosperity to the New Kissicol Fond." The CHAIRMAN rose for the. purpose of report int; the state of this laudable institution, which he did in a feeling and appropriate speech. Ile ob is:fried, that he had the honour of snhosittin.g to the considevatMa of the Meeting, and the public at ,iorge, shads of the -nuestution, wttich had for • :its object to administer to the necessities of decayed llet leians-, their Widows and Orphans, for the want of whiett. in all Inman probability they mutt lan ' elvish lit distress and be lost. The Society had been established ill years, during which time, by the assistance of a benevolent public, they had been enabled to distribute, in renewing the aistreeies of their brethren and families, upwards of 10,9501. "dad there were now fifty Pensioners upon the So ciety ; however, he was happy to say, the generosity of tie: lesblie kept peer with the claims; for, during tine last year, a number of new slinseribers had been obtained, among them weez two of the KING . % sews, Me.. BILLINaTuN, and Madame CATALANI. He concluded tit.• address by drinking the he/tithe of the new sulueribers. At half-least nine n'eloek, the en URMAN left the Chair, and the weeding broke up. Hie Royal Highttesithe Prince of w LTA's first Coadionaii, who dietl a few gisv4 iaticc, was buried on Sraturclay, in St. Jinnes's Church-yard. Up wards of sevent/ of the Royal Dmnest!cs, in their State. Liveries, joined the procession, which wcwrd friAn Carleton Honse at half past tluee in the afternoon, in the following ord..r, ?wave BIRO( Fenthcas, Too Mors, THE BODY. - - - . Coma& wills a Black Velvet au' rpoeet: by al: of bit Roj al Highorss's fuoixixima. • Six Muiuneii The rrat of Kis Roysl walkal two and BLsck His Majesty's first ruvtarsti, ia full State Liver y, with his Swart). Two of His Majest .'s Chairmen • - - Seenutta utHt r Afsie;tv, t•.. to. Rio Royal theism the Doke tat York's servants, two sea two. His Royal%hem the Dolce of Clarence's servants, two and two. His Royal Highness the DTiceoikent's servants, two and ..ad tau. Their Royal Highnenn the Duken of Swum and Cam bridge's senants, la the syneo.idtr The Wm.oe of the Deceased la a Mosruius Coach . . . The procumuon had a very grand mud soieiru effect, and attracted a gnat cuncounbe of specta t4rn. Viscourr GAGE.—Died, at his house in Arling toa-streee. at eight o'clock on i Ftiday evening last. Hittite Gans, Viscount GABS, of Castle-Island, Bare. of CastkW:, in Ireland. sad Baron GAG s, of High Meadow, in England, and a Major-Ge ieral is the array. His Lordship was in his 47th veer. He is succeeded in his titles and estates by ins only son, Haulm Hitt, Dewitt his 17th year. The Viscountess, who survives him, way daughter to the Lae Colonel Sationta. and ipund-daughter to,the Lite Sir Pirrica Wattairn, Tim funeral of Mrs. Cavernous, who died on Monter hot, et her bowie iu Mortimer-street, took plaot yesterday morning at nine - o'doeit. Her re mains were interred in South Audl.y Chapel. Fatir A! ernen's caniages closed the prorei.ion. The Countess of ell - ITHASII, who lies Seen very ill for these three months, is Nearly reenverea. sicr Isdysnip tank a l airing. yesterday, in I fyde Pink, for tho hrst nine *l/let ill? ,•-, 1 LAW INTELLIGENC.r. • COURT OF EILCHEtaUCR.—J•IIOO - The SoLictroa-Gr.a ERA L moved the Court, tts tiesolve an injunction granted some time since, in regard to a cargo of wheat, sent to Spain, on the ground that it was not safe to pay over the sum alleged as a part of the proceeds, until a com miss►on sent out to Sputo sva, returned. The SOLI CIToa-GEWRRAL coutilided, that atnple time had been allowed for such return, and the COURT Con curring, dissoltial the inj tun:Lion. COURT* KING's BENCH ►x. 30. Thi.4 being the Ant - liver-wry of King Charles's Martyrdom, the Court of King's Bench did not sit for the usual bovines of the Term. Mr. Jus tice Lit BLA.ric came down at ten o'clock, and only sat for about an hour, for the purpose of justifying bail. The case f the King v. Doid, which involves the question of the legality of Joint Stock Companies, is postponed until after the mo tions for new tnals have been disposed of, in cou4e r quence of the near approach of the Lent Circuit. COMMON PLEAS. Sittings at Nisi Prima before Lord Chief Justice Minas IRLD. TURNER n. IMETIELD. This was an action for assault and false impri sonment. The Plaintiff was a trackman ut ford, and the Defendant a ioolice Officer. The son of the former, for whom (being a minor) the action was brought, had been talon before a Ma gistrate by the latter, on suspicion ut' felony, when, upon the investigation, the Magistrate being ra ther lenient on account. of his youth, thought pro per to discharge him, although some suspicious circumstances remained unacci:uuted for; upon these gl-,:itids the Court at, 1 Jur; conceiving that the Police Officer was fully ratified, Prow the suspicious circumstances, in taking him into cus tody and bringing hArn before a ',,igistraite, the Jury found a verdict for the defendant. WADY v. AIiERFIELD. This was an actiinn brought by the proprietor of certain premise., Wiliowbank. aguitist lus tenant, a soap-boiler, bear-beater, and bonc.i.icker, for the tiße and occupation of the staid premaiLs. The case being undefe,wied,.the Sheriff's officer, who served notice, was I ae:ely called to !rove u.e7isii4occupa tion, when itritpearoti that, among I. ht* of soap-boiling, Ile found on to • 7-T • • boiler, tv!iieh, the Detrudaitt said, • r .de for the pir. Kate of boiling . lowa litfl i tscisla t. Verdict for the Piano 'AI farimsgeffta-ermsmserr . 14/ -1•'. <; ~ POLI( E. '*4-4 % M • 111.10101.111111-11TIZM FORTUNE-TELLERS. Mary Deem*, a fortnne-teller, was brought before the Sitting Magistrate, on Saturday, charg ed with defrauding Susannah Foresight, suldr.Pre tence of telling her fortune. The girl live . ser vant with Mrs. Keycap, in the New Road, Mary bone, cud told the Magistrate, that knowing young women made their fortunes in Loudon in strange ways, and seeing that actresses got • niareierl Dukes and Earls, she was desi ions of obtainiA , z in formation on the subject front the prisoner. who. pretended to tell fortunes : she accordihgly wit t to her, and had parted with fol. in money , with a view to, obtain some of the good forgave that the was tauq,lit to believe was in store for her. She had however been miserably deceived, and instead of a palace she found that nothing but a aturkkouse would be her portion, if she had listened longer to the fortune-telling lady. The .Mtigistnite coin witted the prisoner. The Duke of YOKIE commenced holding his public days, twice a week, on Tuesdays and Fri days, and will continue them during the Session of Parliament. Disnate:ies were received yesterday, at the Ad miralty, from the Guernsey squadron. They were ll well, but nothiug new hay( occurred of aiy in tact& Some of the most violent Oralp 4 enicn, in the Corporation of Cork, have signed a resolution iu favour of the Catholic thine.. • Dos r.ast ELECTION.—State of the Poll on the Sixth Day : ('donel Montgomery 665 Geoust Hart 524 Majority—) 41 The Ilmionrable Wit. LI Nt PRODRICK has been returned to ser e is Parliament for the borough of hitchii tell. The Judges are to assist in the Court of Chan cery this day, when a decision. it is expected, will he given ou the question arising out of BULLOCICS Beak ruptcy. At the departure of the last accounts from In dia. an Expedition was forming on the Coromandel cout, for a secret enterprise. Mr. Cut also left town, ou Saturday, on a visit to Commas Eaq. at his seat Clermont Lodge, Surrey, and will return this day. The Archlnshop of You gave a grand dinner, v'eaterday; at his house in Caven dish-squart, to Lord .Laysson Gowen and several. ther No bility. The atmosphere being dear yesterday. Govern ment were enabled to correspond by *Telegraph. They sent mes s ages in this way to all -the ontports, and received answers, bat no news of any interest was emensenicakedin the course of the day. . - . The Proserpase frigate, Capt. OTTER, i s op p2idted convoy for the Mediterranean; and the Ifia4NlA, Capt. Dtvte, is .pointed eonvoy• fur the West Indies.. The Banseents, Capt. HARM% for Madras, is waiting at Portsmouth, for her final instructions. About iloor troops, in detachments of the Mb, lOth. ast, 48th, and 62d, Regiments, and the Staff Corps, embarked hat week at Portsmouth, and at Cowp, for the Nletliterranean. They have orders to join General SPENCER'S brigade, at Fal month. The - Lerri•of the Aflntiralty have approved of • new poitahle tel..graph. It is attended with much his expense and tronble than the present tele graphs, the workitie of which, at earth .tation, re qitires four men, whereas, upon the new plan one man wlll 1,7 stitAcient for ea. h ,tation. It is the iuveatiou isf a 311. CON 01.1.1 . r.tr4L ATELf.,Auzvet roaTorovrif,JALl 30. am * or sailed thiii day,ma Syr., DEAL, JIN. 400 ' for the River the Georje:' mod the 49.5/dation, bouter, it. Notlug Arrived 'and Hughes, from Cork ; from Jamaica —W DOVER, JAN. 49. 1 GALLANT About half-past ten a. m. V`wterslov, the brig Catherine, of 111 tons, set sail trouNipiibead. The only perscius uu board wta-e the owner erZ iler, with his sou, and two wen. About five p. re: p large lugger was discovered, which made tows's* the brig, which was then off the Oweis, and boarded, and took possession of her ; she carried IR, guns, and too men when she had taken the owner, 'd his son front the brig, she put four men on hoard,' (two French, a Dane and a person whom they fear is an Englishman), and then left her. The capture were how steering for a French pert, when, after having kept possession for about three h.urs, the prize-master (a Frenchman) went below, mid the two English seamen who had been left on board, agreed to attempt a recapture. They acconlingly attacked the remaining three :—W. Francis began by striking with a cutlass at the MAUI at the helm, who returned it with a bayonet, and was stabbed it, the breast, and after a scuffle, thrown overbuara.— Franeis then engaged a Frenchman, and was him self knocked down, but being relieved by Iris messmati s J. Tisinption, who had hitherto stood centry over the prize-master and a Dane who had escaped below, the Frenchman sescided," as Fran cis terms it, down below, and hid himself in the forecastle, and never again exhibited his laurels till nine this morning. The man, supposed to be an Englishman. who had been thrown overboard, hat ing got ~r. board again, attempted to renew the contest, but with the loss of blood, fell down mo tionless. It II now about ten o'clock, and- the two Bri tons, hay.ng entirely subdued their four opponents, took the wounded man below, and covered him up with a blanket, ordered two of their prisoners be low, and kept one an deck, to assist them in work ing the ship,. which, at ten, this morning, they brought sate into this harbour. The wounded man was brought on shore, and carried to the Hospital. . . PORThEA MONSTER. A most inkwells monster hes attacked several unprotected females lastly, as their way from the Hallway-housca, to Pintoes t the daughter d Abs. Pain, whip ban is tit rett, was cat thrtiagli her clothes, and wounded, ht passing the Arch-way ad the Lisa.G.des. Mn. Cooke's servant, alto irvidea w Clarewee4treet, turas severely wounded by the atrocious •rm tele. A few evenings since be mud, aa attempt to injure Mies Feria, niece to Mr. Budd, inuattreptr but sbc fortunately lied s lastkurn, sad holding it ut. ors rlrresed a large instrument inside kis great cagt, *into, rile immediately ram scum the road, and sought thaprontetimv of a man who happeend to be poasma;, 'Ube ♦ilhin made off ; be is a tall us, and ►ed gyms: cost likes mud dier's. We understand *bat arabailar monster, ebo bad im bibed au nr.:crouutah'•' tauten/a hatred ty t aiwt the fair /-'orqoar abut te• you trims. MONITILT ACRT(FLTURAL REPORT; JANUARY. . The 611 4 'owe ' , Oat% both it. the northern .4 *anthem districts of the kiii;;Paki have. is genet al, a pretty firvourable appearance, arid I.r samkpiness they are remarkably skr4eg awl rigorous, be ' , Armoires in tuu 'fors aril a date Of reu , lit for the seasou • I. tthole which were pat into the pepoid at a later period, I. ,re by no mesas so healthy as aspect ; Ming bmides, Is many instances, very thin, and straggling upon the grimed see as not to cover it well. This we tied to be' partiortarly the case in some parts of Surrey, and on the borders of Susan, as well as in Guru places tar hl The sudden alteration of boot and thaw have bad an ruffs roarable effect upon Mem is ninny different situating% wilds in some they lime stood them well. The same camas have likewise done much injury to the clovers, at a time when this and other sunder sorts of aced are scarce to as lacrimal degree ti thisi season. Winter tares have also suffered ;neatly is the same way, from the seat of being covered by wow, is e•botteque:.er of their breing'attained a too hmoriant state of grits tli dining the amnion from its being so mild and open. The turnips, from their bring in nowt instances sown at a late period, have only in particular sitastions rembed any int em ble g iro, rousermently have not by any afforded that fall supple of food for live stock shieh the farmer might expect- *sides, in sums more miposed situations, the sharp matt* fighaty sights, and the sudden thaws, have had suet yra effactkas to reinter them rotten, especially where the kit hart set had been injudiciously sow.,. In parti• cular ages ht ey we however tamed out more ahoudaut than was supposed at the usual memos of lettiag them, as about the beginning of lovember. The whiter pastures and roams, or preserved grasses, scarcely in any season presented a more deficient supply of feed for animals than in the present, which sill moat probs. My be severely felt in tire spring months. The very sharp frosty nights bane became). prejudicial to the lambs which have been dropped the latter mad of the preceding, amt during the present month, many having be-eu destroyed by the piercing frosty win Is, and sodden lame, by which they have bees followed. From the same causes stall-fed cattle have not, in many cases, gone on so well as is' aid at this season. The prices of neither fat nor Iran stork seem to have ad vanced since our IRO. SmithilleldnaHret, of the trdli, af forded &full supply of beams; bed, mutts% weak aid peek, being sminewlkat dearer than on the preetairig market day. Grain of MVO 1411/1/11 i• 11.111CWW 011 the admire, thou-411 sat to say great extent. At the CorinEriehange, uu the ItStb, the supply was tolerable, bet the price is rather heavy. The first annual dinner of the Refuge for the Des titute, Cuper's-brillge. Lambeth, was held at the City of Loiulon Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. on Thursday last. Nis Ropil Highness the Dhkr of Arose. President, iu the Chair. There were nearly , 200 persons present, of great respectability, who were to much pleased with en excellent speech of the Earl of MOIIIA, one of the Vice Pre.idents„ and the favourable accounts of the progrevi. Isnd good effects of the chariiv, es stated by the worthy joins TreiSillrers,Rev.E. W NITA IL ER. and E. FU LSTIIII4 jun. Esq. that .nearly seven hundred pounds were paid as donations, or annual subscriptions, to the Institution. More new and elegant carriages were launched, far the Lite Birtb,day, by personages of elevated rank, than has been experienced for some rats. In the ensuing month of March, new !to near, u.any nevi carriages will, most probable, be set a going, by numereas pnvate indneduab, from t!ie great and estraordrwn• increase of Capit.l l'rizes in the present State Lottery. F. en the lio:der of a Sixteenth Share of a Capital oil be well qualified to launch, at least, a. nit* Tandem. 'IROSTIII I Y Lat or PURLI FOR JANUARY. . —..0n...-- AGRICULTURE. Letttors and Patens an A grirultore, Platt] *WO the currcspundence of the Byte and V - SOciety; , treg: 11. b*O. 711. 64. U • ARCHITtKi'. 'RE. Ita Aftlisitm Cbtarto, "'Flee 14.10. 64. aadt I price tbs. each it. be contautea 4,Su of Sketch. •iu Architecture -, eoeiiistiteg 4 COttages and Mural paeans*, =44 lueit,rate Fortune, and fur conivni.lit It Fin N A appropriate homer, to telcie . ;ll Observations. Hy E. W. Dears, Avelino Fiiwituno the CAM of Clarence. 'Flreantl • Plates, large quarto, price H. ja..ia boards. • Essays of Vie Loudest Ambito:Suva fru plates, mid uatare, 71..boartlii. 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