The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-03-15 00:00:00

at the Little Belt oa the tith itlt. (Santlay). Pro= visions, and stems of all Wads, hate, we know, been bought up for thous in pryntnark ; and we also know, that the I).ini. craft, gnii-boate, prisms, spfts, have lira put in a state of rioguiation, so that there is no longer any doubt of a speedy attempt upon this country. God send an English that into the Sound and Belts, to watch their motions. at' fleet . was rink out to'giie weight to Wi representations; but Freucl► intrigue, aided by un account of the defeat of the Hussiiiria in Poland, 'prevailed, and the Porte was gained over to the French ititereq. A passPoit was applied for, and not grunted to jr.3 AIBUTIIN6T, fur a eonch.:r. This and ether circumstanced Indio:ad hint to suspect a desigy, to Cut off all coinniiiiiicarioa between him a►d his Government, and to conclude that his MARCII 7. i t, By the post from Stockholm of this day, we have reivired the important news, that the Rus isiaus have entered Swedish Finland in great force (same accounts say 40,000 men), and have pro ereJed as far as FlLlsiugfars, which is within half . a utile of the fortress of Sweaborg, the only place in the country capable of ►waking any formidable resistance ; when the peat left Stockholin the Rus sian Minister was cOufined in his house, and a guitAl placed at his door : we are yet without any. • official accounts of the march of the French into Holstein, but the reports of travellers from Den mark snake us look ti l ion th►s as an event soon to person was Ile longer safe, and he accordingly ef fected his escape along with the British merchants, then resident at Pert, and got Cu hoard the English squadron oil the Dardanelles. General WIIITELOCKE yesterday eon - line:iced his defence. It excited au extraordinary de l ;,-is eof in terest. Nothing could exc(*d the crowd and con fusion on the opening of the doors of the, Great Tian. Several ladies fainted, and it wa: %tithr the utmost difficulty the Nlerubers of the Ceart could get to their places, although an additional conipsity of the Guards was called iu, besides a strong res. I r expected, if it has mit already., taken place. The slumber of vessels fur transporting troops, put requisition in the different ports of Denmark, is, itiossiense. It is unfortunate that the Pugfish 'qua . drat lying here, consisting of three slid or the line, rme frigate, and three or four smeller reesels, are frozen up; an attempt was mule this morning to cut them out, but it failed. A courier arrived. on • Friday last, from the Kin, at Gripshohn, with dis patches for Captain Parker, who coinnsauds the s&ove squadron. 'Cho Ruins Consul here was this morning ar t mets by order of the Government, and a guard plaserd ast his door. infon:ement of Police (givers, It was not until the President, Sir WILLIAM Me mums, itifortned the spectators, that if the mire and pressure con- cued, he would be under the tiece..Nity of clearing !MARCH L. THE BRITISH PRESS. U)NL)ON, TUESDAY. 11.4a,cm, is. , • _Error Csattettlntrgh Mails wired last night, with Letters awl l'apers tom Stockholm. to the nth, and Gotteliburgh to the 9th instant. Their. contents are of great importance. Itio dasabt any Inii:l;er re main* of het ual hostilities between Sweden and Russia. The Russian troops have entered Sweihah Fiaload, near Abliorsfors, and advanced Width' half a mi'as of Sweithorg-, which is repre sented as. the only place in the country -apsible of ' soaking a formidable resistance. The Russian force is stated at between 40 end 30,000 sane— Every pos.i'de etertiou nas ulnae on the part of 0u 'weden to resist them. As further evidettme that die W a s cast, sod ewe two countries committed; actual hostilities, the RUSSIAN Animas ADO .4 att i ssio.-kliolin,'nnil the RUSSIIN CONSUL at Gotten- burgh, were arrested, and cirilised piivotiers in. their respective houses. ' • ' ' i The Freud' troops are marching into Holstein, ' were expected on the Liule Belt on the tnth LA. MI the-Danish wall craft were put ia re inisition for th.2ir conveyance ; but whether into Zealand, or to umakt a descent on some part of So!rdela, is net inentioard. The Trost had set in very severe. The English aqua:lrma in Gotten bnrg Howls were fast in the ice on the .26th of February, and some of the vessels imuisinctl frozen on the a9th. An article hi the Hatulstirgli pipers, Inou4lat by the Mail, states that Austria . proposes to assecub'.e an army of lu,ooo into on ' Turkish frailness in the sprici. the Court of a 1 strangers, that silence could be obtained, so as to permit the businers of the Court to proceed. General WIIITELOME Legal ;,is de- fence a littloMler ten o'clock ; it was a written statement, of great length. For 'the tirAt twenty minutes he spoke with a lino and audible voice, but he.then evinced symptoms of beite; overcome by his feelings; he struggled against them fur some time, but Ins yoke becatne inarticulate, and it was with great difficulty be coukl suppress his tears. Mr. SEWELL. relieved him, and continued to .44d the defence. In about half an hour, lie was tneceecled by Colonel LEwts, the• brother-.w hoa: of General WWI retocpcs.--Grucnai Witirt roetc having recovered iris usuallirmuess, nest read a part ; and he was followed by Mr. Svwt:t.l,, whb read a double portiad. General WIIITELooie .then resumed, and was succeeded by the Hon. iataieral MIA°, and the latter by Mr. Scvekr.t..-- • This finished the statement, whirls was thos divided into nine parts, the reading of whole (d - *bleb occupied nearly five hours.—This day he will tmll some witnesses, principally to character; itud the trial, it is expected, will close this evening. " Their Royal Ilighnerses the Dukes of tomana- LAND and CAMIIIIIDGIE sat within the bar.aads among the crowd outside of it waa a great uumbei; of ehanwistr- of emipetien. - Thetkilery,attheeaster:t extromity.of the.f was also filled with beautiful females. lu point of ,Ifirande beauty and fashion, Chelsei Hall oldest Atiodo yestettiar, with the proudest day df ‘‘'est *lister hall, during the trial bf LOtd MEL- The ship• Herald, whipb Arrived Grorooek on the nth, from Jontai.uv brought li-tut:goo Pa- Pent down to the 23d. Jauwa y k repnet hitt 14refied Jam iließ that the PRESTO:: NT of the United Stateit was bo ill that his recovery was dokiairetl or. Should the Catholic chnnis Int rejectol, we lin derstaud it is in the contenirtzttion of sinne of their silt orate. to inoimse &outlive measure of still greater interest. . A man be4onging to the French privateer which wits brought into Plytnontli last week, has stated that the Brest fleet tondo it's escape from Brest, on the 13th ult.—but hie state.oeut is out belie% ed.— We understand that that. poet has been lonked into, and the same number of - ships counted since the Will ult. as were there before. Two set, or papers rtsptcti,k; Ttirlow were, in Mr. Pet: ti t left tors u, on Wedsiesday, to oll'er penitence of oilers fu: that purpose, laid last himself for ( Uaturound, upon the indape Mein in sight. before the . lieu* of Cutnino.is. Their Wrest. l'aprain I loitits, who lately married Lady. at leng th . • and. the prows:lt ot . puciiiilleatary . lu * h a!) te llo r . ai hasleft tott ik iite;oppose hint, upon Ow _ . interest . 4so sto a ti t e n t ear : two, the l fo a l s ltt y w k.. .- bide, - - moiler - it" Imitiffitlit Yo • detail • theees—• . i wt; lib eme d u • Me. They conliseace wit!' the Treaty of accession on stoe. the two CrICIIA.IO4E.., Mr. WILLIAMS, anal Vart of England, dated the Silt of January, Ad c mirel Sriet.i74o. 11/19y to the 'lreasy listieetai Ittiasia sod Turkey, fiteti.taistaabear,°o:Siris::.w.youftit,ifmero:.t4t7Yelit7rriteure`aeril l':ti Intl cneelvele wills a letter from Mr. AtilinTnnot, at Ilan ou Friday', IR oonspanirri by Capt. Syrller.- u , 3r ,„ , ,,,.. at the port,. dated 9, boom the !LAIC!, of the frietutdcp, of ticaibi-o' z they welts. imprisoned at Rotterdam, from whence they were 4": 01 014 '4 4 •di the Dardanelles; on the 13 th removing to a prison in France under a guard of /ebettaty, 1907. From these pare* it appears, soldiers, from at horn they. with the utmost ilif6- ek t E,"lund i t ai , most strenuous us her exertions culty, effected their escape. .4 favourable oppor incluse: Turkey to restore the limits - Oars of Mol- t n u po ni t t l y th oc . eurm ach l, „ s lu il i tl 6cl: re set: i s:d in e hie:l,ll.oi rb131a1172 Ma aid Wallachia, at to lier Treaty with and arrived at Nortti P Snot,:tercoateti last 11 ',lnes ;wide ; that the French Ambassador :4E8.01i/tat . day. The boat was an open enc. and they acre o.i oorged t h at d ie B e , :i i iorw .. iiiiould tehird , without slielt. r , three day s and three oti,lits, the other bund s but listing prerionsle planned the .....a..wr of their 'shut against ell Russian ships of war ; that a escape, they Red pirtivl.led thcant;elves with ... rout eonitiestion of *Riau.* with Etiennd or Russia . peseand prorisiols. (Ureat diy , fati , faction pre..olvd wnalti be considered an emersion to the war against 'ini.11:111114":1; the a inersures of BON APART% o ere rac vrence: Sad that the miseieu front the ri-flerarit l'" ti i .. n „ : ; l ntlsth": t r ii..f‘ i : th i,h t o r t \ t o h ;;i t ie 7. ;:: t i i . n .. e ..: l e t : and jag nerliAPLto should bc disiniseed ; adding as a ex peeled egad sl•Tillt,., of s;,. I ' ....ion Ihalos. , uf the Stewards of the Sous retire, that France had a hitt a'-uty i.l Oubliette. c feat might be employed asaind Titric.. • kgiunal .. :". Cir V4 ," ' r e i " l !lou s e, I 41 ? 7 T I 1 Is" ' "" . : K ite's at the oat tot. ..ouse, st,...trinca's-st ,, , t , this Mr. AISETSNOT, at ihe recotritnend.don or t tri Toesdat Inst. Ilia Hot al 11,4htivo; the 1),,k; i • - 'iscrr int 1 Tossiva, urged the perfidy of thn f renal.' l i li. l Unl i ," - ‘ 4 l '.: ;a"' , .wir•—ilt‘Ruyal lirother. ml. I ,d wrtebe"ll4 that there. could be "le hope tif I Una7rvitseavAlartiii thei r en ( i i % 3" l . 7w th l . :.. A ir r' l l of 'l4' i ls i (i i i i * e ° reverting the relations of amity between Turkey ' the I Ai.: it MAI oil. the Ver. Sir iIENRY U:V1.11 1 4 ,ad ,nicest, wh i le s temi . i . i v ., ~,,,, suf f ere d to . Ba-t. stash many otl.ne Get.tirmett mild l'i,ez, r.s. roam 1 Mialli at Cousta„tiuop le. I„ a soh.. pie;.' notes of ' l'l ' l ' l° thy. ''' re Ir- 1 ):- -- ' 11 r : r iln ."' 1 , 1.. ^ ! ' ..t. ~.• .e 1. .. 1:... am at emir, tar ,..,, y irm.l.rtlialt ILOWI,ai ii110:316 Mr. :IRE. tasot, tint i Alayua prided Cur the remainder of di,. enema : Swedish Fil within hail wilted oath ' soaking e force is stet Every pess wedrn to die was u actual burgh, wri their respec The Frei ar.l were el LA. All t quisitioo fc Zraland, e Swede's, is very .lever berg Road February. up oil tie payers, bi proinWei t the Two set per.olanve welit bef Arrat leeig * 'They oar 4 the part a 170. to and cnerli tar irtJor Ce February, tit Eire to indaar 'Atria add Liege ; • @Utile utli be 'that essutiuusti would be Frane"; I Em; of 'I meta. r,l that esiO this Mr. Vim-resist and wring presertie Et.: retialoa iu.estxt 1011. LL. 20,,,,...,._(F-.2 ,71_,1-c. . 4 ..,.,..--,1., _ i , , .4 ,6 i t a -, 3. _ ~~ BRITISH G.ILLERY, PALL-MALL N.. 111, hive much Wei;tielit noticing the success . of this patriotic and liberal rstabli.hu►ent. Since the opening of die present Exhibition, the pictures have 'sold aid' a rapidity highly flattering to the talents of the artists. The amount of the sales already excefils three thousand guineas.— Alnon4 fbe purchasers ►re observe the names of the Marquis of STAFFOF.D, the Marquis of BLAND rums, the Earl of CARLISLE, the ail of Ecne sinsr, LOrd MuLnai,va, Lord KINKAIRD, the 11011. WILLIAM MAULE, Sir Oswat:u Hart. THOMASIBERN . ARD, E►q THOMAS Hort. Eng. Captain AGAR, M. I'. and several other dis tinguished atnateurs. - • • 11E1'1 Err or TUE PICTURIN—Conti•Ird. N 0.14. 77,. Judlrrefof , ! ,•Sdoravn. .H11.T01.-111111 part ing is alone sufficient to give celebrity to theArtiet. Ilia 'wind must have cnibeaccd with infinite accuracy awl feeling the affecting mon se beautifully recited iu Huly Writ, or his pencil could not bare tu!d it io well. 'lbe attitude and ana tomy of the figure representing the Executioner, are cumect. sugnish espresseJ in the countenance of the rev ! chattier, who appears to threw berselthetween the sword and the ins tant, arrests the feelings if erer2. spectator. The kern( the prern.!ed mother, who wears deltiAktrd at the torment sf. her rival, it most happily conceived, and as well executed. But what the connoisseur must 'particularly DAIWA ii the chow*. emaymition and effect prothiced try* the figures. itp 'pearmg, to eiusente fop the causes. The only 174144i14 defect ib this 047firmance is the, juvenile colinteulucc of the king —Soluiripai . ** read, was a yiry . a Ise man . ausl to lit mire SO tees h 11 , 1414Wi11p, a greater itultilWr of - yt t anuso. bare ;sassed In study nod rositemptaifina; . Boits SOO 31aell appears to base • . - • . ' N0..13. Me Hypoilsordrine, J. GotrrateAlrio as a pea, romance that speaks at uuee the puerect otitujuf the, rt itd, and the ilvenity of his periel. - Tlse.tbwikos of a man, uely iii his iinagniutum; . tialalsetall• Stith 11140.40 fi de'uty awl jodgmi ut . TIiEJTRES. DRCRY•LANT. C mnERLAND'a elegant Comedy of ne West /odium' was performed last, reveiyetl , unboutuletlateislaust. It is do glinitul)ly supporteti o throughout, tt would Ise .irupoasilile to 'tall At eluinge w any put of .the petfutittance. ; The house was full. • CiOig4T I MPIPIX Mr. COOILE 4 * List 141gitt, utsPibillk;t l g; mutt I.rilliant asel crowded utaliwatw.. 31.ttioat performed skit 4 hi, Wit&lli thrro and tneurivaitia tion, but was extroirlvAisear t e. lu trati., on! was hosarie' ith Mr. BRVITON I is the alitiut; of Mr. C. K I MBLE, .0104 ;Le parp. or Ri c hwiemi with ouch spirit anAgaaci. iat s , trier toys! Iliginiess. the ,rti.isseaii. WASLEs. entered the House or t 'o'clock . last esiviag, atmotipiAtied by hei'' Agin,' and Lord and. LittlyGtxxitx.ttSib.: 1 t s,O3-01 - flightless sat its the OidiorY,,avits .t 43 • intstrial 'Bench, and reaAnKOlt thoirimese.ailjoilr4ll: -1 ea SSight • it, Earl sad eountitstit FORT Or s e F t tin %utiles itetdity at their house in rokgisrAt.c.rt.,.4-uut their slut. in 'Devonshire. • . The MitrehicniessoT,Sit iprittetttUt the Ladies and E. Caen., fit iii the rttliklf4'sDoti at LtiCo ,yent;fscr'den'Theatte,ltitt.iiiiht. Tfii.; litrehluneis. bi 1 t .tortt et tilt' . La d y' Et . • • ixatirtt TAX Loft are gout to :pa* tew ay* at AV( et End. ' gr. . FactitAlrtis ;cite .1 pant' dinars, next' hurSda)', at their house. ea Aziul!upe .. street, 111ay-fair. The retnaius of the Earl of . DO RCH SSITR w bt: recut:net", this morning, feoin iatt house in PuFk-line, to for interment. TheCoutitess of Sr.urroN will hare a grand party, ne.:t Stiiid.iy, at her limit. in Arliogtom-‘trivt. The Collates.; no%uv.t.r of hist:ln-os . woe it , -rand rout, hit piglet, at her elegant hum*, nil , ceder-piace. 'The grand run.. of apartinenti teas britliantly ligb.teti by nuignifivent glass eltandclii:r". At half-peet ten the coult;riey began to w/o - noble. wYiirlt eoumste4l of ut ar three heiiedred Nobility and FaAnonables ; auttourit shoal . _ TM Datheivaa of feeds, P.oltent, sad S.tmersett the 31archinaeshes ul !Zahshary Lanadonne, arhl A Ael ; the Cosutemen of Ratom, Cal:sten, Cardtpa, Cbolmusdele), Coaper awl Rart)morv. The kat arnvale it Bath are:— Carl of Northesk, ,Lord hialme.hory, Lord tie Clifford. Lady Ttruple, Ilou. Sir. Worth.), !or litatty and Y Massa Ilark.ortt.„ Sir Thom.. and Lady Chapman. Admiral :Lase, A4airs*-1441101Nr. , Cask 14aaver, Col Ni . home L'lr• Cad Semidry', Lind. Col. Winatasky, N!aj , wr ►larriv, Rev. Dr. Hohabies, Rev. Dr. Davao, Dr. rim., Rev. Mr. Mrs. • and limos Cooke, Rev. Mr. Ellisou, Rev. Mr. Dusk., Rev. Mr. Nufool, Ik.. Mr. Capper, Rev:Mr. Sure, Capt. and Mrs. Chas. Rooky, Capt Leiteb, Capt. Egan, Capt 'I h.Actver. We feel 4reat concern, on announcing the death of the Bev. dEost.l6 (lat:Gost, D. ou Satur day eveuint last, at his h.mse at West liana, Essex, of %hick place he was the Nictir. Janes my, of Dua-uialle, in the county of f;alway, Esq. isas bat well married, at St. Mi rhan., church, by the Ilan. and Res. litenaan Po l o: 0 ,m . to \li.s :MARIS SMYTH, second dituiter of the late Hight Il.u. Sir SiiIIINUTYN SMYTH. Bart. The Nlarchioness of S 11.115 t tY gave a 'grand dinner, Sunda y , At her house in A r',i,i i itou-street, to the Duchess of Lts.ns, the lion. Ennaan LAst6i.L . E l6 , and several other per.otis of distinction. . . Miss llos.Nims was to r. rfornt nt the Dui. Theatre, ou Monday soie . niglit, for the last time this ura,a:.. S:nonsc, fnr tlx ftr.t titnP f.r sotne years, R 4.16 Satur.ll4y iu.t to appew It. the part of Ludy Tow ut t6r, Edinburgh Ttuotr••. The COtlatems tfE> t loot a 17.4741 Party, last .eveuiug. la' her house is I;erk. ley-.ltrare, wk ‘N.44 at (...;,4te , l Lly the I NI in I BATH, 11., Itl, SI:110 V. 1 1 1,4 U'l . Cft V. \ WINTNOI4.IIi, 11..13gi'r s Ltt!V • P1.3T0, ihr 'li.. Ar.. :0,11 u.ti:t \\ Al,rol V., 11.1 .iati LAI trUllt. J.ll AC NAVAL' INTELLIGENCE: • PLI 51aUT11, MAW. 1 1 12. Sailed the Espeigle sloop of war, Id c, pt Morn, ; the Betwy, Carue, teuder; Ana .fired brig nod the Earl Spencer cutlet, uiti, patches to the Westward.—‘kind still nt Eaq, au& fresh. FA1.1101:Til, MAW. II 11. _ _ Arrived the Jamaica from a cruise. Sailed th e ..lueen Charlotte packet, Nludge, for Halifax susA New York. CORN EXCHANGE MARCH 14. This day's supply of Wheat is rather inconsiderable, and .ales inativ readily, at a small increase In prier; Barley Irks • eisc.--711alt rather higher—White and Grey Peas, witk Beans of the two kinds, are at small variation iu price, l'he supplies of Oats are also shod, sod this article aliquots& dearer. Terms of Flour at our lest quotation. ". • ••• CCRRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. _ _ Wheat 45f. 60111. 71s. Fine ditto • 745. i6s• Rye CIL sem. Barley Malt . . 64s. 7w. Tills Deans (Old) 505.565.04. Otis sou. 345. 3t. Potauds us. 3gs. od. Potstoe ditto Rope Wad... ...... al Siii. ...-.. ..... Wats Peas 1645. iiss. nee F►uor sr. 6os. Grey Pei. s3s. sss Sccouds ...10, Us. BeaustOld) 545. 6us. od . • - - - - - gitirtllFlELD AMILICET, IdAaca 14. This day's market was tuieralgx well 'supplied with prime Beasts; and the 'bee of Cattle, in geoerol, was ssiddling-- Bgef, Mutton, and Perk, sup Port last prices. Veil is 'maw_ thing cheaper; and the trade, fits the most part] was pretty look. The taws in the Hay karket .were rather lirchi. Pee 'dad Straw fetched better prices than Friday's Muiket. • Ck;- ier wild at last peke. The following prices aad nutobers we a current .siatinuest I Tontek the offal per stone of ells. Beef— ..4e. tot.' to ss. ed. Brill of Cattle this Doff ... 1 !datums ,ss. ed. tp ss.. att. Bests. . 1,!...18 ['ort.:..-.ss. oil. to .6s. ed. Bin cp.... 4 Vali ......A. id. to 7s. od. Ciders ltho J.asub...os. . ed. to' tts. otk Siet . •__ _ ..-.. _. • 11AifliFIELb g ok si t i aOr Cover— op, ~MAY 31 A fti: ET. 04. 011. lA. ill 144. Od. od. fo 71, •pc ui. Minket • • Mid. Pr'me. • 6.. Nywelatie -• . tn. 9d. • Soo. ed. . ...41andegraid .... s••• ud.• • —s. - .- 7 77- 1 7 ii Mi.ii 4tr STOOLS. YESTEIitiVY. . a pre Cepa. Com, • ftal .. , 5 prr (.ruL Navy 9041 . Imperial .1 per (kat 133.4 •' . E‘ristrauer Bilk :'. •V fieferri veto: — .. N. • ltuusarls Ilk . . i s 64W Y. 3318H,Stuuk Broker, . . s: . . 4, C4wribill, aud sr; Parattart-Crosa . - . . . aibUIt‘WXTER, refs DAY, AT LONDON-IHRIIXA. :41vE.?,...111111. alto , .. 59' fives. : - 4.1. S 4 . 41.t . A8L.E' 1X...46E130L0 MANSION AND 01 ` 4S- ... VICO, V1 , 111:11 GROSVSNOiIb-STNEET. .. By Mt. BATES, c At thirmesy's, 70-Xlollllo‘r, Maids 111, - at'ette; 111 Oster °lithe faccesefors. .A gI"ACIOLiS TOWN MANSION on 3-107- tlecs, with iloahldsunch.bovrar, •and stshilbg Gor six boyars; situated ?to. Rh ou. the 'war!, aide .f lspper INSigarenar-stiret, (fleabite residosee ofJetat a Cunion. Eva. deceased ; ,euntaiinagron tbe grotor.htluer, n stone ?stringer luditiod,Aatildtpitantosely a diairl.pailoar, breakfast. pier. km, and etedsti.c4-roont, a Ink of Null, welt. isrispersiesilkl "maim up' e.e . fir.“ tiONV, four aIA-pi..g-ronwo ea the webad 'Souroo4l%w mt 1 419 j weary ratewnrc to eof It tatlad sat detseLelle Wilkes of istardestripiea ; the wbuti connected 1 1 an MAI! dr. c..mere% istiaaager aid a Ism garden ut the ..tvirk, 4/11/14* , et• is depth:. Th e tweutia. are aulatau iiall7 efert A . well eakutitted far the reiedaa n- .p fa j r salt aia , i.! t.teeld die au aueapteed , term 4f now tti yt ate„ - if a tow ..ttudl stet.- . . - • : . s • To he tie. till 'ft..) RA O, •WbUl Pin4kuhirs way be had . . the - alGte-aws 's sad •Mr .lates t Nu the pr.-mAres.t . . 1I 4 .at ...._ , i .s i lA-Wm t, t veutirsh-atauere. . •• • .., i LE Fitit.lll 0I .0 MANSION , GREAT ckotici. • itT It Cla. Iv kOi TM l NST Lit. • • '"'• ` Sy.fdr.PATF.S, •_, __.. ... er ° Albums/ay% CUrr,kisive,'Ci•fango...46l,lll,4lllQlClolr. • M•och to; M Ova ..'tl -, ... . , • • A SP.le,lol:i.l'llEF.l - IOLD M4NSIDN and jIL 4)ITIt.LS, Standing fur two Carrnces, •0.1 Stabling for the. Ow-sea, situated un the North Side of G ai reat fie4g.... street., Vt'estesinstc; Litet‘ te.sidirtvai !'nine! coM a - Martial yernie, and ic..Jerrieed at a Ter, I expecte, formiti; a 1110,1. ..I..s•raMc re. idrare I'm a Muni!" of Parlia ! tarot, cn,:ti.tt le;-..1! ,lea: cr.:i., or frail , of distitrtitm. Ihe Ground 1:1.n,r eunipriws an entrance ball, inr , ,e-ditalug par lour, iliessimpruuni. ,posed.l in( and water -c!oret ; .63 the Vint-I . lone, a an ar et d ran' i..g-rounte, • ith Canary twel.grCer - house elegantly flitted tip, conimantest.ag by folding-dews, suitable bud-ruoins, sundry apoittioeuts, priocipi and back stair-e•oes, with domestic et.es fur the accommodation of a large e mahlishanent. To be viewed by Tickets, and pettinedera but of Mt. Date", :Co. 5. Welberk-street, Vaireadiah..atttaft. DR. ADAM'S VALI.TADI.P. WORk.S, FOR SCHOOLS AM) FOR YOCINO PERSONS. NEW EDITIONS.' Tor are atviliehed, I. R O MAN ANT ; MIES ; or, An LAccotrit of the MANNECGS era CUSTOMS of doe RO MANS, vettneeticg thsir Government. Ittagintram.L. 2 .% Jochrtat Proceed:..., ntligioo, (hews. llliatary anti Naval Affairs, Verve, E:.en-iste, Baths, Marriamn, Pgreervila. Wetzjito mut Mennivrel, Ctijovi.:AelAod of tt &- Mg, /homey, tierde.a, Arias/hue: ritreen; - roans Bniklinee, a.e .leverrett chiefly 'to illteetri.te the Lyme by explaining Words end Memos from eve Rites and Customs to •hteb the) refee. . Kr ALEXANIMP ADAM, lALAD. Re. t. r of the litth Velum" of Ealaberriv. 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