The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-07 00:00:00

SCARCITY IN THE HIGHLANDS. In pursuance of public advertisement, a general weetiag was held,otiMonday t:'itnitzlit, of gent lemen connected with the Northern ilighlinds, and *e base received a copy of the resolut:ons then en tered into, after exataining the doeunieuts au which the alarm was principally fouitikd, and con sideriug all the information to whieh immediate access could he obtained. These resolutions war in the terms following :- Ist, That, iii the balk of the districts with referersee to which the alarm had existed, it appears that the proper mea sures have already bees taken by the proprietors fur the relief of the inhabitants, whereby the risk of want is wholly averted. gd, That, though in some parts of the Highlands there teemed to be room fur iipprelivitsion that the scarcity is ex , /et it does out appear oecessary immediately to resort to the piddle benevolence fur relief; because it is believed that, .n rut:sequence of a direct application to the principal pr oitrieturs in Iliac parishes, as to which there is at present a defect of satiofairtuey information, it will be diseuvercd, that in all quarters the same spirit exists • and that, for the preservation of the Highland people Prow want, tw efforts will be required iu aid of these of the Highland mobility and gentry. OLD BAYLEY, Just 6 Sreveer and des two women of ill fame, were iuttirted tOr rubble.; Willraur Tboenpsou, on the tat of !flay last, of four out , powitsi notes, std Mlle other money. The Priw-ea.nr, who la a Pestioner to Greenwich Hocipitul„ *aid, on Ow day mentioned in the iadiettueuti betwixt one end to u o'clock in the morning, lw met the Primmer, Spen cer, near Hotel& Highway, and asked her to direct him in his right road, us he bud lost his way. She took blot to her ludgiom, in Seven Star-alley, St. George's in the Ea-1, and told bun he ,nut stay there. He was very nowt, intoxicated. lm tlw morniez, when he missed his m o ney ' and asked tir it, • he Premier Spencer hint him with theft oder, tad the ‘ther Primmer with a shovel. Prosecutor was very much cut about tlw head, nod was enecred with Wood. A coast:ll4e Atli I , l* that lie found the Prosecutor i• a imbed , Safe r awl a ktemeal a part in the propel ty on Spen cer, but tint any thing UN Ann Smith. The Jury ar7l:itted Ann Smith, and found F. Spencer guilty. Samuel II - i!l6.lna was indicted for takitt out of the boat of Thomas:Maros, two trinsks, eon:Motu); wearing apparel and other artte.c.. Mm. Mary Mills. to whom they belongoel, proved the debworly el so tr.ka ime esoteats to Thomas Stitspsou's apprentice—who 'mt.!. tilse Primmer asked him to Or hint a cast kt1:1111 Blackfriars to Ilionlerfordi, which he agreed to ; wises he came to Huncerforti, be said be wished to go to Putney—the boy left tom in the hoof, and went to get some cheeses ; upon his r, ttirol, he missed the tratilm and the Pri 'eget, *lei was pere, , ,ced bj sonic of the watentwo at the pairs rui.Mitg sway with one of the trunks on his shoulder ; they parwaed him, and took him in Duke's-t uort, St. Mat ton's-lane. See rat ‘l . ICS pvotetl his taking the t:onks.—Prisoner iim•la.llo &relict' 1%11110, Vli!ty3S seats of uw..•. DOW-lITIItrZT. Testeritis• • person was lirought before 7%1 e. Rt• D, on It 1 charge of tri.entondy stealing a Feld 'it - At-It-chain. two seals, and a neck-lace, the property of Ms . . Joseph Geddes, the auctioneer, of the Strand. On thr •ItAil of May the above property nes stolen from the auct ion- r oom. Last Friday a Clerk of Mr Geddes called in at the sale of Mr. Abbott, the elitism and sale-shop in Fleet .street, *heti he saw the prison , r there. and recollecting to hat e seen bent at Mr.tioiltka's rooms, be went up to speak to bon, and at the same instant he tale-t - rreil bins to have two !Hit seals to his watch, watch 1 e had no doubt were those that had been stolen; and observing the prisoner esdeavonring to conceal the gees and to task* otf, be made a 'match at them, said sueree:led its pnlliag then* limn the chum The pr r was secured, sod the watch and rice,, artr.rh he had, proved tee be those which had I/4 6'll and a p.m ahrolice. implicate fur the necklace. Yesterday the parties enemy.% and iden tified the property ree lamed over to pcoseente, sail ot the prontr fully committed for trial. Ile bid uotloug to say. tie was very genteelly do led. we understand he lately tilled a inept ctahle situation in the city. NEWTON BAaTON. Esq. late Secretary to the Right lion. Viscount SIDSOUTII, was drowned la-,t week while bathing at Worthing. The Dutch frigate the Grekkrland. now at Ply mouth, was fought very gallantly : her colours were oat hauled down, until her masts and bow el,* were gone by the board, and the hull re duced to a compete creek. Since her arrival, there has been discovered in the after magazine a great quantity of money ; she los oho a consider able quantity of other valuable property en board, an that she is likely to prove a valuable prize to the captors. A Dutch brig of war was iu company, but effected her mape while the frigates were co igns°. THE MARKEM ____,........._. CORN-EX( HANG?, .tiv•tr. 6. The supply of Wheat, this din, is ;I•4ain a m‘i.lernlile ; soles in general in this trade ax heavy, and hardly manumit evir last prices quoted. Sark" is rather linter. Malt mull isle. %%lin , Pessary cheaper. Beans, of the two ►in.i, in plent, a 1.1 visa lower. There in tolersilile supplies of Oat., end sale. dr seef support our last quoted prices. 10 flour bull little variation. CURRENT PRICES OF GRAIN. Witeat sets. iss. so. Tick Beaus kOistlEtte.6(si thl. Fine ilitto •as. Ks. Oats ♦ss. 465. amts Ryc 454. 54a. rotas& . 49..505. od Bailey .. 445. sgs. od. Potstoe ditto.. Malt ...... ..... ...665. 76s Rape Seed-- ad— 441. OF Whitt Peas k boil.) ISOS. 1454. Flay Floor miss. tiss. Grey l'ess .. Mts. tank Seconds Gus tszoi Br.uisik(lid) 6ds. 7ss. ad. s IF NOM POCILITO. Nfld. 51. to 61. es corny it its to A. so I'arobaoa,6l. *GM. to. - STRAW SATURDAY. 1/111111SC &&&&& . Hay al. LS. to 0. taw New, M. IS. to 01. OS. (Us., tit 6a. to 71. taw Straw, ll Oa. to O. mt. PRICE tlj MAIN. Kart 41 so. to sl. Ss Sumy de to iL 141 s. Russ, 41. 4S. to St ...S. _PRICESOF 11Ait—AN 11. A M 111.8. Hay. al. too. wO. too *row, al. s► to sL is od SMITHFI LW', It, a a ti This day ' s Market was well supplied with prime Beasts, and the abfr of Conk, in other aspects, w as %Cr y f OO4l Pe• i and eat are dearer time own lost report—Pork is cheaper—Motton snit Latish support last paces. ant the trade in gametal, an, tolerably brisk. The pales is the Hay market a ere rather lively —Straw awl Clover have fallen is price mice Friday's niaflui —Hay sold at last price. The following prices sod numbers area correct statement : lee offal, r stone of •I To sink Nee Beef.... fs. od to 7s . o d . Head of Cattle this day : Nation.. as. 6d. to so. ad. Be as t s 2,0 d. to 7s. pd. Sheep sad Lamb.. teal .... es. ri bs.. i 6,76, lamb .. 6a. aid. to 75. rd. Calves too Pork . • .. as IT6d. to AL od Pigs NO SMHFIELD I AY )lAKKET. Hay 4l. tie. ad. to 111. Co. 04. Straw - od. Clover SI. Ss. od. to fil. 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MARRIAGES, On Wednesday last, by Mr. Fdwards, at Welsh Hampton, Lancaster, Mr. Joshua Lewis of Breadea Heath. to Mb*, Glover, of Ellesmere. Me brirkigroum is 17 years of 'et-, and the bride uJ On Tul.ally, at Titchneld ('Lerch, Hants, by the Rey. Mr. Ilatchtfc, Hubert Curry, Fast. of Gosport, to Sarah, youngest datriliter of Julia Payee, EM. of Stubbialiton house. On Tuesday, at Sasflusas Prior, Camfwidgcshire, by the Rev. !teary Pepys, Robert Wilkinsou, F.ol. of New Nor tidk-street, Grosvcoor-tutuare, to Catherine, eldest dane,hter of the late John Peter Allis, Esq. of Strati' liatti•ltoto.e. Lately, at Maror.hannc Church, by the it.shop of Crehale, .T. H. Roberts, eldest sun of Edward 1(olsi-1s, Esq. F.aling, Nliddlesex, to Eliza, second daughter of the late J. W.. 4 Wallistur, Esti of Hare-ball, Err:. Tut n'ory, at St. Nit aulas Church, Brlstul, Henry Jeffery*, Esq. Saiiimr"--sqnstre, Lantions, to Miss Mary Ford, of UIIt . CIS-SqUare, Br n:ul. BEATH,. Oa the Ist inst. at Bath, Ffiesl Olicn, chogliter of Villi••rs William Villiers, Esq. aid niece to the Hight Hon Lord St Jobs. _ _ (Pa Ile clot ult. afler a %hart Oho .s, at the ace of yrara, tb Han. and Her l'irreir 111,1 , 1 1“ , .1 or the 1:arl of Camel:. sod Rector of in the 4hoctre of the 111,P ail ult. James Clartoyall, .ecoad eon of Sir (korge Chet yrtd, Bart. of Ilr..ortots, Si atinettabire. l% rdneattn) lost, Sir Thomas fl ossall. Bart. of Fratafmtitb, Dear Aber)a t *yds, use of Ilia NI ejestOt J setirca of die Peace for the county of Cardigan. TrilS IIAY, AT LONDON-MIDGE Mara. 4 I ..ulia. after ..12 I Eves. it.... aria after SALES BY AUCIIO24. • ADF.LPHI TERRACE., STRAND, LONDON.' By Mr. SMITH, On the PreaMars, OS FRIDAY, Jose 17th hest. at Twelve erica, THE remaining iiiII'SEIIOLD FURNI TURF.. and EFFECTS, the property of the Lite Sir Brook Watson, Part. areraseti, at his late Dwellinz-hrime, No. 4, %lir relitre of the Advlplai Termer, Stems:, Eonshoi. Cortalorra say he had on the Premises; of Mr. Smith, Aertioseer, liTiodwor, and at his Lease, %o. 9, New Broad rateet, ('its of Loudon. To be viewed as Thursday, the tesih, mid Morning of Sale. TO MERCHANTS AND PROFESSIONAL GENTLE MEN. By Me. On the nevem, No. 4, Adel* Terrace, gm FRIDAY, Just 17, at Tarlye 0*(1w-h. unless to the twee watt be _ Sold, or — Let by private contract, itCAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE„ being No 4, sae of the centre linnets ow the Adeiphi Ter rate, inferior to 6 w in London in point d situation or at coanntemiltion for n grt.ted iu Febetaatial repair, and containinc all useful fixtures in abundance. Apply to Mr. So u th, Aurtione. r, \o. g, New Brood-street, near the gloyal Eeclumee ; or Jones and Greco., strixitors,lSu. is, Salisintry•squair, Met-street . SALES BY AUCTION. OLD 'CHANGE CREAPSIDIL ______ 'Second Pert of an elegant amartment of modern VPHOLS TERI and CABINET FURN I IRE; womprisiug se. veral pedestal and cellarct sideboards; drat' ing•roons snits, made in fancl6.l and elegant style; ruse-wood and mahogany card-tables Grecian pedestal ditto; twelve sets handsome malto,tany and japanned chahs, finished and or.uniciited with brass, and stalled is satin hair; purple and red Morocco leather; Turkey and 111,11111419 carpet ; several tea sets, and table services ; table cluck, and othte valuable Enacts; the property of Mr. Alexander Jones, merchant, and intended to have been shim.ed for the Mulls, but detained, and will be sold by virtue of a Bill of Sale, having been removed to Mr. Nichols' Great Roma fur the couseideney of Sale. My Messrs. LEWIS sad Co. At Mr. Nichols' Great Room, Cheapside, THIS HAY, at Twelve Waist*, peremptortl, ALL the Eitgaat EFFECTS ; rump:l:sing fo ur elegant four-post bedsteads and furniture, made in a fashionable stile, coach-top, livid and tent ditto ; auceiLlit gouse feather and down beds dimble and single commode drawers; large seerriaire and bookcases; ate excellent WM& rube ; severs: sideboards, of various sites ; large chimney and pier glasses; ditto mirrors in rich burnished gold frames; lark! Brussels and Kidderminster carpets ; several sofas and Grecian couches ; cylinder wasb-hand stands ; three pair card-tables, library (lilts, ladi..s• dressing, relin ing, and writing ditto ; beautiful fire screens ; bison stands ; a tab'.e cluck ; two pair handsome cut glass lustre candle sticks; handsome paints; fire-arms, dc. The wlwla of which must be sold withoutriserse.___ _ _ _ •! Catalogues to be had at the Place of Silk. - By LEIGH and S. BOTH EBY, Bauksellers, at their house, No. Ins, Strand, opposite Catheriue-atreet„ Oa THIMSDAY NEXT, J uue 9, and two folluwing dap, , at Twelve o'clock. A VALUABLE and Elegant Collection of • BOOES, selected with superior judgment and taste many of which are on large paper, and bound iu Msni% and linsvisienther. Being a Portion of the Library of a eery distinguished Collector, brought from be seat iu R ilt *hire. Among which are, Catesby's Carol:: a, a vo:s an ori;innl roloured set; Wheler's Journey into Cromer, laiv paper, blue Turkey ; Beathasu's Ely, with MS. N t.a Mr. Cole • Weave Tbeatrum Sratir, Ruraia ; Holy Ruble, pithlklietl ' hy Markliu, Rtst impressions ' thakspeare, pub lish& by Boyikll, proofs, large andsuiallplates ; Ginn-Ma's Etchings, by :Bartok:l:i, proof impressiuus ; Norden', Trurc 4 s,arigitial edit inncrick, large paper! Duke of Orli-awes Gems, 3 vols. large paper, Morocco; Paintings in the Bath, of Titus, original edition; Huiabrakca's Heads, large paper, Russia; Thoution's Seasons, with Hasiinwir Designs, so. rrhly anul in Morocco; Thomson's Seasons, Proofs aed Etehhies to ditto, unique; BouteroseMonuotcs 40181'mM:1 , , ,)luiveco ; Gibbon's I( mac, 6 vols. Morocco, the Author's own ; Girarde's 14.-rlinl, by Johnson, Russia; Navi ration% de Niculey, plates after Title's, coloured; Phase chat Bryaiii et Wyttenbath, to vols. Russia; Ileredotus Gruuuvii, large paper; with many others equally •als able. To be viewed To-morrow, and Catalogues to he Dee bad at the place of sale. ELEGANT VILLA, WITH 1..1ND, ISLEWOIITII. By Mr. BATF.S, At Garraway's Coffes-house, 'Change-alley, on FRIDAY, June 9, at One, N eletrant FREEHOLD VILLA, adjoining rIL. to TS ickenhaus-park, and commanding a bemitifol View . of Richmond-bridge mid 11111 ; it consists cam euvl hnt House and nearly tsetse Acres of Land, dusted into Pleasure-ground and Pasture, well wooded, a sia stall stable with loft and room over, and coach-home fur three car tinges. Crest part of the house has been lately Lung, and the rest thoroughly repaired, and contains oa the ground flour a Meae cdtrance-Yell and staircase, breakfast parlour, drawing.lll•llll in fl:Ci by go, and dining-parlour, which throe rooms ' , in:it the river, a best la shroum. dressiug-roum, small pantry, water-closet, and hack-stairs; cm the tint floor in, elegant lady's drasiirq,-niura, commanding a fine prospa et over Richmond flarilass, three best bed-rooms, a drewn.z. roues, and Iwo water-chiseta ; oa the attic story, two La ge attics and nee garrets. The Officio are very convenient-- The Pasture Land was immured last year at a cuniatkrable expense, and is iu Wry good condition. By the side of the River is a Terrace Walk, within an Iron Railing, and the %bole of the Premises are inclosed with a high Fence; fitted up and finished in a style of elegant neatness, and suitable for a I wady of Ralik. Particulars are preparing, sad may be had in a few days of Mr. Rates, Welbeck-street. BEACONSFIELD, BUCIidi.—FREEHOLD tsTA i TWENTY-THREE MILES FROM LONDON. By Mr. RATES, At Garraway's Coffee-house, on WEDNESDAY, Jane 11, at One, in I Lots. J OT I.—ls a ino3t desirable sod genteel It ESI DENCE, with artieds, (ttliets of every description, situate is the brood and [mantilla sillage c.f Eitneensfis IJ. Bucks, so mach admired for its dry and healthful situatioo, cad tar It as so Ex its select neighbourhood, abut:mini; with field ;ports, and enalwaeing every ft:vantage fur convey si.re to and trout town, almost es cry hour. 'fins charming little village is surrounded by the beautiful domains of his (irate the Puke of Portland, Bulstrode, through which are, by 'omission, delightful rules, and the vast estates of Mi. Dupree sad Mr. Waller. The home comprises as tort-hem entrance hall, a largo dining pm lour, w ith communications tr a haudsonie bowed breakout room, looking over a bean tiful garden, a bow drawing room looking over the gar den,) an earrlktit staircase leacliag to a how library over breakfast room, • large bow Ind roots over the drawing room, and too miser hest bed rooms and closets, and throe preemie rooms over, with a communication to laundry sad offices by a separate staircase. The offsets consul of a good housekeoper's nom, a kitchen adjoining, fourinaa's pantry, larder, store closet, wine and bear milers, out of fices, lartm-huase, w ish-hoasa, coach-haulm, three-stetted stable, with good loft aid mangle nom, • 1.111•11114•11 e plea sure and kitchen garden, combining iilessure and pro fi t, with scoomanication to a lane, across which is 'Boated Lou 11. very eligible for laying to Lot I The ahoy* premises sic freehold, very substantial, well-built, of the most r:spaet• aide appearauce lies lease to 1)r. Ferris, which expires at Christmas ecat. The housoand otfices are fitted tip and finished is a first rate style of elegance,and very recently,st a great expense, fuming a &dishful residence for a geutssl family, or a aria of a fashion. Lot 11—Is Twe FREEHOLD COTT.kGES, opposite the bock of the limits, with gook n and orchard of rune lent laud, shout sue acre, wills batiot and con-home, ar. very desiralale fur adding to Lot I. WI coo:A-you'd, atahle, Lectors-musics. i e. kc. Lot 111.-1 s Two FREEHOLD SIE.II - 10%VS, about s quatter of a mile fruta the first sod second Lot, m a hirh state of otitis-atom, containing about eight acri a and a bait 1..01 IY.-111AURIAS FAitll, within a quintet of a unit of ilia ('hooch, 3t arms, t nowt, 13 perches, of freehold pat ter, and mashie laud, with cottages, barn, kr. There are • iiielosures within a ring fence, bounded hi agreeable lours; tine Spina slug lAA r a pleasing and beautiful ministry '- with excellent roads, genteel neighbourhood. mad moot maul' the atomic anomie shout torah-three nodes from Loudon. Situation considered poticeataily well disputed to place • villa, cottage, or fil.llll 4.11. Abullt our thousand ihifereut shrubs and trees plaut..l on this farm about three years , siace, and are now is a arurialaug state, with akw timber veletas. To hr rimed, with lease of Ilse Tenants, hy reference to Mr. Bates, No. \VO:wck-otrcrt, Caveudixh-wware, I.oa dor. The Laoil-ts% is redeemed. The P,etrres Ire in goo/ repa.r, ican hundred !woods havitix beets recently es- IN:wird so them. damn Rolfe is is put.sissioo of the 1.0.1.. which is is emelt , tit romlitiou ; risscsoon of which ow) N had , u pion pa) meta of the valnat hos of the cyst. LONDON : Printed by G. D IVIDSON, No. 19, ‘'' Boimell-etmart, Carry-strer-t, and published at the Offir No. is, Back a R. Cleisirw•-• Abort*, Strand, b• WHITE:, of same pure—tiroari, els for that P.l'. eat to the Oflice, (post paid„ *III be dul) du. toied to