The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-07-02 00:00:00

TilE BRITISH PRESS. LON 00N, THURSDAX, JOLT 2. RAPOLUTIO % IN TIM TCRUSII GOPLkh.VANT. Dspatches were received, yesterday, film Con- Lava by way of Vienna, containing an ac milt of the complete overthrow of the Turkish cs , i.einment. They state that a vinier.t and gene kisrfrreafrpl having broken out in that city, the n i nulace attacked the Seraglio, seized the GRAS° LGSIO2, and cut of his head. fits principal Mi -1.4f1 And Cowden shared the same f it., and the s.lhe of the murdered &ninon was ri! iced upon re fkr , le. Th. rage of the insurgents w.sc alln di -1.. a pec.eliar d-gree, against the F Tem:llMo free, St lIASTIAN4 but he had the go-d fortune to sestio. Their general cry was, " Enlland and Rui- Li • ever," and the city was in the greatest terror Infusion when the accounts came away. I. declaration of war against England, and it increasing influence of the French over Ile !ate SI3/110a, are supposed to have pro bud this result. The unpopularity of the war nt this country was also probably aggravated tht distresses esperienced in that capital in ten sile-ice of the blockade maintained by the Eng kh sad it-Malin, and the scarcity of provisions 1 1 1;11 that amanita must aecessarily produce event was the subjea of canverwion last sot am .1 Ministers, and we understand they gave era: t) the account. Should it prove founderd sfaft, Vat Ministerial Prints may spare their la tuations corer the alienation of Turkey from its friendship end alance with England. Sir Aareua lase will not find it a difficult task to reconcile intro Governments, and extricate the Ottoman Pitt from the pernicious iatteace of French agues and counsels. A Mail kom Tonningln arrived yesterday with 'vets and pipers from Alton* and liamburgh to 44th. Tiny contain accounts of the series of s which took place between the French and ams, from the 4th to the 14th. inclusive, on id) last day was fought the grand battle of The loss of the Russians in that anion ai red at between 25 and 30,000 killed, wounded. Prisoners,i:lcledi ug 30 Generals. We are much t" ', how, if the viltory of the French has very dearly purchased, and will not be a 41 "Nroieted if it shall prove more decisive than , '.u. Private letters state. that in the early • ^: .he Bth and 6th, the French were defeated. • tr•rrn of Leitrim!' was also burned in the t of the operations previohs to the 14th.— '"e!rtains do not state the place of the Rue- Jur the bank of Friedland. Did it " after that of Eylau, in sight of the Yr or did it fall back upon Boningiberg ? If illet a decitl.4 defeat, the latter would be its unless cue off by the French. It is about 13 fliab mike from the scene of *llion. horse' h a d n ot fall en into the hands of the *nth at the date of the last accottau We should ink surrristd also to find fire report of their en into Kneingsberg premature. The Queen of Pk OM A L•ft that eh 7on the 10. h for Memel. The Kinn and the Emp:ror cf 2cui• were at Tilsit, upon the Nienten. It appear,. that in the wiwer an opening had been made for nego::;a:ion, a•id that it had been agree.] to hold a general congress at Cop:eliagen. This was merely a 171411121.17fe of lionaetiare to gain time. and it was accordingly broken off with the commencement of the favourable season for open ing the campaign, Atecklenbu7gh was ordered. after the battle of the 11th, to be treated as a neutral country. A letter from the Hague states, that on the 15th an Engli•ls fleet, of sixteen ships, appeared off the coast of Z • alaad, and excited much alarm, but they soon di •appeared. Government received dispatches, yesterday, from General Lord Hurcsiasos, which state, that the battle of Friedland was nearly a drawn battle t that the loss on both sides was almost equal, and that the two armies remained in nearly the same risitions they the battle. Private letters, received yester day from the Continent, corroborate this account. They state. that on the 4 221 and 25.1,1/vocal French Couriers arrived at liamhu,gh, with important dis patches, which hAtt ant transpi:-ed ; but th 4 the Russians. who had a drawn battle on the I4!h with the French, renewed the attack on the Kith, and with distinguished success, having beaten the French with great slaughter. A letter front an Officer in General Cs •ur us D'i expedition, dated St. Helena, ‘..?Sth April, stat e s that an opinion gewerally prey saes' atuang the troops, that the t% 1 y sloop had brought est clams for them to take possesiii,n of the Brazils. it is now known that the 41e int n, wt.; their oT~Final destination, and it is sup,tosed that it was altered for the Rio de la Plata. The whule rf the second &whim of the Expedi tion was complete nn lefonJay night in the Dowas. u appears by a letter from our Correspondent at Ram.gate, of which the following is an extract : RA 3ISGAI N. JIM t 30 Lard Catl.cirt's horses. wi:h the horses of iis Staff, amounting to S?. emharked here on board :he He •rt ef Oil. which vessel Arrived at seven o'clock last n,g`,t in Ramsgate harbour: the horses we. .:sharked immediately, and she proceeded the Downs in the night tide, accompanied 1., the itjar transport, that had taken in 20 horses ( : cm the Sm.- errs. returned to this port leaky. Two ordnance transports from Deptford joined the Fleet in the Downs last nie.t. which completed the whole of the second divisien. Official accounts were received ' , ester lay at the Admiralty, of ; the destruftion of the Dutch ships of war, in taw Roa is of Batavia, by the squadron under the command of Sir EDWARD PALLIw Thus, of the great !Int that was fent out under Admiral Has lilac a, but a siagle line-of-battle ship and a corvette are now remaining, and these are in a miserable condition Yesterd.iy, the Cabinet Ministers dialed with the Duke Of PORT' AND. Earl Firzwit.was gave a grand dinner. on Sa tord.ty, at his house, in Grosven. - r-square, to L ,rds YARBOROUGH Anti DUNDAS, Sir JOHN RaM.DCK, the Hon. Me,us. Lusst.ev SAVILLR And liumoas, and Messrs. FAw¢ts, THORNHILL, lIISWIT. Id 1.6.111,115 T. The following is the amount and distribution of the British Nardi Force. np to this day— At me. 75 &hips of the One-13 (rum to 44 guns 130 frigate., 154 sloop-, ac. mad 171 pia brigs and other rondo rotsl, )43. _ In pmt and fitting, gsarelehipa. &c.-64 ship of the line, eight front 50 to 44 guns • 42 Invite, 60 sloops, &c. and 4b gun.hrigs and other vesse ls feral , 310. ship of the line, 30 frigates, 44 sloops, &c. and four gan.brir and other rrenel..—..Total, 02. la nedinasy-44 eh* of the lire. lb from 50 to 44 gene, 55 frigates. 42 she*" Le. and 16 gawbrrei awl other vesicle. 174.-Cirand Total 1041. The Board of AgrieslturW yesterday held their Ent meeting this Session. when the two Gold Me- dals were delivered by the President to the Biskop of Sc. Ac•rti and Mr. Cultivate; to the former for his extensive plantations in Westmoreland ; and to the latter for " A Memoir on the best mode of feed ing horses on potatoes, and other green fool." The following question cannot be too often in. culcated to the world of adventure :—What . possi. Isk mode is there, excepting that of a State Lot tery, by which numerous chances can be possessed, foe so vet y small a stake risked, of instantaneously obtaining an independent rotten* t The wit of man is challenged to name any NNW mode that affords chances equally speedy and squally capable. at so inning an expens.!. of so immense a produft. NATIONAL LIONT •160 Heat CONIPANY MetT. iso,—W e have the pleasure to say, that a very re spectable and numerous asserahlage of Nobl-men. Geotlem:n. and even Ladies. took place on Friday noon. in the spacious room, at the Crown and As: - ehnr. where the important discovery of the Gas Lights, Su. was taken up with a spirit and unani mity that does honour to Englishmen. Mr. Comer, the Counsellor, attended, and after his opinion was read, it was unanimously resolved to imply to Par liament. Twenty-five of the most considerable subscribers were nominated ass Committee ; such as Lord Viscount Allmon, Baron WOLTr, Sir COMM BATH as, Sir W. PAXTON. Sir M. BLOI•M. billf • DIVAYNIS. T. Coast, Cocesattc. J. S. Ga•IIT, the Chairman, Joao 'aribersors. IL W. WRITS, A. Noate. JOHN rtIIITON. Esp.,. -and others equally rt•speSable, to meet at Mr. Winsoa's hams, and transaa business. The application of a disc* very of such import, committed to such heeds. cannot fail of pi ()viol! highly beneficial to the Bri tish Realm. 4, - w- - 44 c i fLfL 4 F: , t. , i . .e• it. mar 0 •••-.,‘„, 112' pglie, to seise on the port of Manfredonia, c e, aft/lairds fall on the back of she Capital. nErtsausio, Julie le. 14-: shins from Koningsberg have arrived here, A dvice that the French are only G r ows !Ades from that city. il s tr.ct ' I. D I a WWl' from Koningsberg to Presi cowunkelasand, At Kranten. near gylau, aie d jore Ail ih e a d v ice' are receive from the attny an prerce the had state of affairs. Bennigern has al „,3y retreated to Heilsb?rg. and will, it is said, to ▪ Is. at Barteustein. L'Estricq has been obbiged 0 r.,1 hick all his Russians to Bentsigsen. This h „..r e ely weakened him. All communication be -1.c„:. him and Bennigien is cat off. and we dread moment the arrival of the Fiends here.— E ,_, , e :s prepared for eight. The most valuable • i n.! papers of the administration are packed ✓ V.% rrinns ane making to collect vessels to carry (Idle we , : number of skk and w..unded who are i tre . Queen let out this morning at break of ,i • ,. tor Memel." Eva& of another letter from Koningsberg, of the 10th luor, at seven o'clock at night, to the In a... Md. Heber. at Friedland:- - Voe number of wounded expeded here from CArty .. 4 t Is so considerable, that all the IvAnes of Ire ci . y and its vicinity will be filled with them, a nd eidets have been gives at Fahlerherg on pre p,„ Owe sew Hoswitals. every panne who had re means of quitting tie city are removing from it. l'he ()urea has set out. Our King is with use Upton of Russia, at Tilsit, upon Cie Niemen." 11•18111JIGH, JUNI 23. PRIVATE LETTER. The papersof this day will inform yon of the Ranianc, that of the French is not men timei ; to this m' tent there is no official account at tor capture of Koningsberg, though the Post d6 : r h ere has g iven notice, !hat letters for that city • forwarekl. tree of postage. The King of Sweden is going to raise a regiment, tr:,lsong entirely of F . :midi Emigrants, under the 2 , , ,, ces of Louis the XVlllth ; the Duke de will command it. PlStflo.VS FOR JULY. Thm:'.e•ylitre earistinn rn Cie dressing of the ha:: ; the bald/ are worn h.irt over the !lid.: eta, wish ornanwmts of g silver, yet p.ar:s„ ■ „d flowers, with bows of the sou, r ,lour u the bl a with sire, mils. are much worn For th- rsce•br!'s, ,s a head. 1. ass rif a ban! of feather, .ntermi t 0.4, that is very pretty. For a fah hn,, 4 white and silver toil, fastened et the top of the htt.l, and lightly eitme6ig the figure, is very elegant ; Clete is also ad s.,. hat, that is very pretty. Tlierc {4 4 hat, mate of varini4 eni;urrid satin, with a full front, the crown :mid, 3 a poi:i.r shape, which is much admonil, with a •e• , , muslin or silk, to cirrespeld Silk cap., h..., and bonnet, ...in lace vette, art very piev.lect , some thin, and it•rec hAv - read: their appearance ; .0k ratotlcs, :efi:cei, ire. have given way to those of a tient; kind ; col orcid sod white lenot, muslin', pick, tit, /Fe trammed with Ntotrii.ig ere very short. high in the nick, and big sleeved, wlth iv irk let in. in legions ways. 8411vIretvor are fowle very simple, whits or coloured crapes, ornamented with ribbon the same aalaua, ederd with pates pearls 4 ikeres of 'amiss tile no orw generally worn, perticalady pink. Woe, lade, and straw colour; white and coloured shoes. *verve, la full are net • diminished in th • length of th-, the materials are the same as last month; C 1,4 nt every deieription are worn, many of which ii.play much tide in the execution ; naked army are still re he sem in flit dreci hot Hulsey is re. fuming her empire over nu: fair country wuenso; who tom, with very row exception., c i.er their .n to the throat Tilt ATltt... II AV M• RK T. Last night, Ws. Cep r r.i v s's lively Comedy of la th e ;14 0 ,4„,," was pr0d u ,...1 for the 131rpolie of dis playing the versatility of Mr. Yot,Nn's talents, in the par: of f). Felix. Tl.Creare very few characters in geiiteel comedy that embr ace 10 mush variety, and non,: that so many first-rate Performers have wish ed to excel in. It was a favourite part with GAR RICK, also with HINDIIR44111; even Mr. XLIIIILZ has stadia it ; but for some Lim- • it has been the exciasiee properly of Mr. itilwyrna, who ha s n ow found a rival in Mr. YuuPa. Mr. Youso, as in Ifewlei, did not s'line in the early part of if Fetx ; he appeared to feel too much the importance of the part be had undertaken, which gave a stiffness to his performance not at all congenial with elsgsr.t Comely. In the interview scoot., in the :4:h A", :re became more spirited; and in the teethed ..asion and affeainnate chidin74 scene. be displayed much animation and feeling, and received un hounded applause. The house boasted a brilliant and crowded audience. In the fashionable circle were the Earl of OXFORD and family, Viscountess As.t.aa, Lord Ktisssrao. AUStalliD R ILL. A CARD. The MANAGERS of the b1114.111E R.A DE, in ARGYLE• ITKEET, beg to tortoni Ow SUBSCRIBERS, that UN sole thy shish w.II pot intssfess wits alter Vashionsb , e Parties, is TUESDAY, the 14th. On that day, tits Argylirstreet Rooms orm, positively for the last time this Season. fur a M+iquel Sill. The snags of obtaining Subeeripttorie may be known by apply. me at th- otbee. The Managers beast extremely desirsot that the last enter tainment fo. this sosson, in Argylts.street. should be distil. rushed ter 44 excillesee, hike the liberty thus puWitly to express their hop*, that the refute of npe ins gnat Houses to rect.., Meeks, "rid be Ins that night discontinued, se the injury sustained on such occasions, though not Jumada!, is coosideuble extent. Lord Katy■ and Family are at pram at their mansion, at Purbrook, near Portsmouth. Capt. HAMMOND, R.N. son of Sir A. Htiatuoire, has purchase.' the seat called Medhans, in the Isle of Wight. Lord Te a r zo AS and Dr. OLTRASI arrived, last week, at DI/P 4 / 1 1teCles Hotel, Edinburgh. St. Grottos Caucriszo gave a grand dinner, on Monday, at his house in Carrington.place ' to the Earl and Countess of SAIIIII'IIOIIE, Lord FoLcv, and several other Nobility. Lady flassicens, at the Marquis of A sea- Caleb% Masquerade, assumed the dress at the G , anJ Sait,:a. Her Ladyship was accompanied by Miss Boirou, as her Fair Samna. The Duchess of Rottenest' and Mr. Jona Man. Mans gave a grand dinner, on Mueday, at their house, in Portman-square ; the company dined in the hick s.iloon, which was brilliantly lighted by Grecian lamps ; the sideboard was set out in the great. at style of elegance ; lour gold ice pails, and large gt4d waiters, decorate" it ; two large bronze figures were placed on each side of the sidebars", one representing Berchisr, bearing a gold branch, with lights. Among the company were— The Duke of Rutland, the Ducheseas of Gordon, and Dow ager Rutland; the Earl and Counter. of Harrington, and lady A. M. Stanhope ; Lords Alexander Gordon, C. Bertiork, Jolla Campbell ; the Huta. Mr. Runell, Mr. Richard Gralreilef, and Mr. Hill. The Countess of Deasy, who was said, by a Morning Piper. to have figured as a Fair S➢aaiard, at the Assoc. an Masquerade, was on that night perfuming the speav traveller, at her hoes., in Grosvenor-square. The Est.! and Countess left tows. on Saturday, for Lancashire. Miss Susan Baceroao was taken suddenly at, at the Opera, on Tuesday, and was insensible for near half an hour. She was conveyed to her house. in Berkeley -street, Manchester-square, accompanied by Lady Ann H•11111T..N, and ins POSTWPIIIII6 Ash 11/14 AOO it. This amiable young lady was yesterday much rt covered. The Duchess of Roxeuaun was est of O. slum elegoir.t and attraitive masks at the Astacosse Mar qu.-rade ; bar dross was her own tasty; and her Grace was attended by Mr. Mariam, as an ele gant Pdgriow. The Uri and Comas of kisitainevos gave a grand dinner. on Sataiday, at their house, Stable. Yard, St. James's Palace. to His Royal Highness the Doke of Yoga, the Duke and Duchess of Ben swan. the Duchess of GOIDUP. led several other 1• TIM COURT. Yesterday, ab,ut twelve fechck, fliq'•!•••st y arrived at tite Quitatt'S PaIRCe, 1r la t • ~ At tv o'cl .Cc. tits !AlurV I.rii at prism:. Le- Tee, which was iittende,l Tile Arelikpo .•u•P of Comte , .ury, th" 191.••1,p t,f SA!‘:httr... the 11.,:11 Cluo4: .•("•, t. torr.t 4.• t • - O. Fr._ !.,f th.• Fr :apka , v, •IS• h« •• ler . o: . I.n! tit_ 3 t.r • • 11.011 si • .1 I)• ..t I. 10 1 VI 0 rd.'', t., 14,, 'n. t • r. 'sr. at • J J r .te, ti..: -A 1+ r. : %d:r• bn.l , tile: Al( trf • ..11 of .•' the C 1,. n.••••i It eitA tso• • of l•f ~ It1 . 3VI• • • ll.i shit •r.di ; ~.• Dean of , I). •, , t• ::“ I told G.•W.. , !ssvott Sit S. . awl ; the Reenocl—r of 1. ,•2 h ; . Hoy e, ILI • metes, UN. Verw, The following h.td the honour of being preiented, &c. to His Majesty : Kir. uwyn It, a a:•pey.rite.l ti..li.:itewkieutwal of tif:.ut,,(l, by the (3:lke .4 M itr ,11 1 ai,.l lie ila4 tilt 11”. Wilt 'W.p.m.'' , ha 11. Mr Al .1 , 1 s,;:: tpy M , Cm oi ng, an: r ,n.I : te;l by So tite piton potter t..y kl....tne .14 tite 1 / 4 ;erem a,a)ral):. o,lg appoAlt A M.n.eter Po.tapot.trtttafy ft, Ts !fry bna01,,1% 4.j-vey and dci,Yer , Yl Ili: hos werlessuals accord,igly. %Inch me,e mo , t r•Jc.1:1•'!. Lr.l Calen , U; , •11 11.$ be appo 0.1..7.41.4 .4 the EA h.,ti.trr I•efent.l; apt, etrch owls elt Iw :Iv: toe luhh , ur t.. I, lit A.li - sty ' s hand. tY.::etley Poly, t.. 1. , 04 Vbalrsv... you h:t beeast pmnt of SeereUry to Me Al hiryhr 64 , 94 et tceass re lye had thr honour trs kiss f•Ili Colonel fN Fluty, hp•.•. Den l ea nte.l one of the Lori , qt . the 'ire.' hry m 1014n,11; urn; hich necaohn he hAlll i...40ur k.s• H '4 lest. 'A hand Nlr C “yehvera, u elll Pus b_rog • .p..nted (hal Art-Aden ce.e tra Lena! of Montrose, a;.. wash la:easiest he lad itte , 101111Uf to fr..' its !tiaje.t.'a hand. It; slon , d doter, w o o I hi- ote..g ap •nintA °.r- t'w !Ards of the 1r..1i "f ~acury i uro., wheat Wl:remakes i.a.l the houour to k... H.. 11.j..:y't .• • ,d. Th. r d..t 1, en•v. !mime IL. .on 1.6 g .ltd Iran Hrthtiete of LIMN to the See of SJ:ert.er? Earl of D RT 14OUT 11, Lord Chamberlain ; Farl of Avg. Es?. iRD, Lord Steward of the Hausehol.l ; and Lord Srorro.io, Comptroller of the House-Pie attended wits their wands of Ace, and prese-•. . His MAJ EST V the Ad ioisrs of both “otise. liament, which were most gracinosly ;;••: - -- 7 . - • The Archbishop of CA re• Ar•r, Dr. Viscstir. the Dean .1; in their tali ►ntws, w •'t t - the Rev. Dr. DART .14 • . •, WOIITH. thew S,?cret.trte.. !readmits and pressinteJ t s• Ar r dress from the C invoesTi..rs vi • helJ at St. Rod's Cet4e Iral C.. •.• the assembling of the new Parh.u• _ • most 2r.tclotlsly rece.Ved . . . AJ'etir•ll):4ir FOADVCA x.'.• His Nlsiisry tSe NrrtA Report or we sioners o: NAVA: Inquiry. • 13r ron RAN s us the )ate Swedish A:lllus.-. tn:sit of Its MAJia5 V, pr e viou s t o h is ICA' , EnglAn hikirsvv give India:tees to the Duke re Poarr.Avo, CANIDEN, Lora 1 - 14wit‘ou lot s Mr. PERCCVM., and Mr. BI)110, w O I thl •s• His Miqrsry the "procesdiags of st.ver4l Coats Martial. At half-pan six o'cbck Us MAO tsT T set off 0111 his return to Windsor. EAST INDIA SNIPPING. We have the pleasure to state, that the under. mentioned ships are arrived in the Downs, under convoy of His Majesty's ship Nauss, left St. Helens the 4th May last 3 Elphinetone, Cris; Wiw•helsea Moffatt; Ceres, Duns. ford ; Wanner Cattle, Dodd: , M i nnick Caade. Prescott ; Beres, Benham; David Fi,.ntt, Loehr, 3.1 n and Wtiliaia P.tt. and Lady M Sinclair, Botany Hay ships... tad. el note China the 7th Januaiy. _ . Sir WiPito Bensloy, I lolper'.: and Eupliraurt, Herbert orlort from Benul ch- YMlch J•wirry. Vulture, and Fie; ;—whalers. The Alr.vmdsr, Captain Franklin. was loading at Bengal, in January, for Europe. The ship Revd, Cumin*, was, in January, at Bengal. preparing to sail far Madras. The 11,g6 Lieu, Fairfax, was at Calcutta, the 10th of January Passengers Per Alnwiek Castle—Captais an 4 M•s. \West and Son, of his Majesty's Sid arlitatilt Capta4llCuriOD, late of the Tellwrery, Passengers pet Essex—Meier Harris; Lieutenant Gray ; Mr. and Mrs. Wybrow ; Mr. and Mts. Meekroll. p.i..engens int Di'md Seott—.Eneign H Wood of the &retitle Infantry; Mr. J. Hogan; Maio, Fensmk, of lit Majesty's Slut Regiment; Wt. Murridon and Sun. iataintgeti perd.reodaiioatiroant 11111311, Bombay Lifantry. Passengers per Wollner Castle -- Mr. Drummond ; Captains M'lntosh, Gibson, a d Thompson. Paarngem Ls ly M. Sinci.tr—lieutenant and :Ur.. Gray, Royal Navy. Patoengms pet Sir William Beesley'—Mistreme. Benny. Simpson, awl Stapleton; Mean. A. Denay,J. W Grant, and grown ; Captain L. B. Mona; Meows. Nattaluar Band ; Misses lime. Stapleton, RLaekniores, Gibbs, and Benny ; Matters Sampson, Wilsens, M•liit.nr, Hunter, and Game. Pasenier per Winchetse—Mr tranatans. l'"'eniler , per Ruphrutes--Lieutenant Tenter ; Captains Deals and Sail, of Ha Maletty's nth Rasintaint Light Dr... 'goons; Lieutenant Rem, of His Majesty's 534 Regiment; Mrs. ; Mr. and M. ; Mr. C. Elicit ; Captain Thompson, A' Ha Maiaiy's 55.1 Reglusent ; Licillt2.llllll eat. tether, of His Majesty's 25th Light Dragoons ; Matteson R ',con old Saul ; and Miss A. Fell. . . Lady Jane Dan.ias. Brava. 11iv24 laylio, Lord Caakrova, Marchavalt aF kxricr. M 'Preis irellesky. and Monarch, arrived a , Bengal the llth Deeenu bor, under convoy of H:s Sfejesty's bhp, Ai/wormer and Daaker. if Ewer. ifirest WelL•eiey. and L.i Items •ere to prlceed immediately from .Bragel io . 1 4141/115. With HIS /41111:7% 30th Ant meat. Tenerdey a Court of Directors was held at the East lo.tia House, •hen the following Cepeeino were sworn into the command of their respeittve ships, vis.— Capt. 1. M 4 ctisost. $4,4 for Madras and Bengal; F. Gas I.Lato, Miro for Bat:obey dire*. The Court adjourned at six o'clock till tolcriorrow. Ibit 'Md.'s,. Fossils. fret* Londe*. bound to Cimenbagyn, is put into Maratrand, with damage. and must unload. ['be tredas. Boys, from Gordon. for (lichee. Ital Lou,t an the leth (4 April, no the itland of Rhe. The diesandsr. Lord 4,twk, (AWN. sod D.o. r Eros Low:km ; itiabiiaetamo-ALaceilibm ~I ~ s t