The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-17 00:00:00

tiDefliftya;toe sett th e 1r , t „.. 444 wife, etritisett brace) by the altr: 3 : 0; 41".4 troops, comet. thretateui;:t ystcr.; of the 'orb; Mire hitherto pileruconeh oo ; apit 10 as!nuliNhn eiv V UllprOVieked ei upon Spoi lt , t og , of CHARLES and of ouch au-wins, been instantly ea Ife.ol. o r 'the litenoin 'act. • deelaranon 1,. ie. Austri:.„ Pre s . ia &Scutt to eon. led, nod it i s s t ill le could hare SUN To all those !..s. cial illt 1 11111•1* to a s ttonlina Pude, N s etiergeti. o H y even now halals, a prOkilgeti jade. gent of an effort ruin," it poin t , ty or e‘trication, litsuee • the fir A to, we eanu.it very magnitude, of the calatnitv, an. We consider ws subjected,- 4 RPerar A taus. and at Feitedlanci, what can we say ? his reneetioss, the His tolerable; fur Its is neither dia. Irbsoluts Sore -1 world. placed by sad the tyranny 6 attack by im glows armies, mid ents of dignify, a Prince should a sanguinary and action with hire Is " inanrgents," ties, surpaisks r atiatodgraire of tortes, and whose insult or seizure, was irresistible. our indigtsatinn. self, and all t!te e, are laid tow by lee, known, from leading propo-i -stituted the basis CZAR and NA neencint ion and .a•. ph Bonaparte. e Induce. All Ini4ht eonotit lite lie, or ces,iuo ; er Y Soverci-A unegoirucAli nee. Caw we seimpiaqios, tArt ewe people, or Roth he God dirt entre their own curs it the Admiralty which foattaoh f the mit,lopt of lions of the got by lia M AJES. totatruly enabled ore to bring her . with white alta farines were alb" tially to the '.s of the French real. etter with whirls eat to the Lotto r, Dee. is, iSne. r to your barriolopr is•ord ibis 'ley, :. Irrosihulpn ui star le Mik;ee,y :tad tie ronerqueurr of ibe anew/ 50 be, rd, uob!r ecreltret, AGE CANNING was bad ot the 9 of the folloo- direct, instead Of os sod Bingil, in. Ceslnee anel Ben beenustive. CI. t3wurcie tlift •inkis. Pstriu Lill WinlistmlN) THEATRES. DRURY-LANZ. After Mr. Laasta's Drama of retwai, Fart might, a sir. Jliaettas.L, formerly of Covent-Gattleo Tiieatrc, mate forward in the part of Captain Del ta/4., i the Musical Eire, of Rosetta. 11'r do not dunk the part W 46 a judicious title to make a fa touraole impresi.inii on the audience, who 414 not appear mach gratified by his parformanev. li►Yfl~ltl[iT. Lad night, Mr. MOULTON'S Co;lsrti ; of it)BOM esd C'9ustry 1111Y111; undergone, with a frw ex ceptions, nit entire new east, was perfumed for the first time this season. The most judicious Change was that of Mr. l'ou en for Mr. liEstet,e, lo the part of Reuben Weitrog. Mr. Yount...4 voice, youthful incliner, and vivacity of counts:. trance, made him a much more appropriate re-. piesentative of the run tune youth, tumbling through the Welch mountains. Mr. YOUNU played with great effect, and received considerable applause. Mr. JON ES performed the part of nattick, formerly tilled by Mr. C. licusxx—the part is tint one of much capability, but Mr. Jun ks dres.erl it well, and gave it all the interest which it could possibly receive. Mr. link DEN, its the part of Trot, was very humorous, and kept the house in pests or laughter. Mrs. C. Kittens, in the Hon. Mrs. Gleurof, was lively and judicious. tier scene with lerabeis was interesting. Miss Narrow was simple and witalfected in Rosalie Sesser ;. The ether parts were filled by the stile performers, and with the sumo exeellimee, as on the former represen tations of the Comedy. It wits received with no b .ended aupl.titse by a most crowded audience. The night was replete with novelty. A grand Ballet was brought forwurl, composed by Mr. Itosst, which introduced Mademoiselle No RA, front the Opera Hence. cod the INCI NT I'aLODISY, front Liverpool, (a little girl of etre years old.) Nlailaine Nola would appear to mere advantage one larver stage. The house awkeowledged the .wonderful performaace of the child. but seemed to feel that her introtluctiea was premature, and that some year* hence, wheo her gility had the advantage of strength, she would be a greater acquisitiou to the Ballet. Master 061:* II Besse, the Misses ADA XS, and the whole Corps cis Saks were brought into action with great effect; the Music and to were very pretty, and much applaud ed. The Fares of The SelsoolAr Authors followed, iu which Masers Mum une and JONICS exerted their talents with the happiest 'mettle. llpr Royal Illi,;liness the Princess of Wtstt, and his Royal highness the Duke of Kent, sere at Drury.lane. en Thursday, to see Mr. Ltivr.'• drama of Vetwiti, and the grind romance of lilme Beard. which attracted a brit/lent end crowded au dience. The Right Hon. Gnome Prissoirs and fa mily wore expekted in tows, lam night, et their braise in A rli agt on-street. A must splendid suit of baby-lines her lwen or dered by Madame CATALBIII, preparatory to her evilsore4 eatarmkoarst. Geseral Francium returns in a few days to his s amend at Lisboa. The Marquis and Marehieums of liven arrived yesterday at their house in Grosvenor-square, from Lougleat, sear Warminster, Wilts. Lady Msemr OSUOILMS MAREHAW has taken an elegant house iu Park-place, and removed into it last week. Lady Kase arrived on Thursday at her house in Cursoii-street, from Oxfordshire. Viscount CASTIAIiAeII will leave town, this day, for the Priory. Earl C tunes left town, yesterday, for the Wit •deine,s, Kent. Viscount and Viscountess MILTOW arriveil,lamt week, at their lionle iu Arliagtun-street. Her la dyship's accouchement is shortly ex piicted. Lord and Lady tior.t.Atru are not returning to England, but go to Vigo, and proceed from thence to Lisbon. Our Vetiver* Soirliers ere very fond of the benefit of Chelsea, but our gallaat Gemerals de not appear very anxious for that honour. A coalition, we understaud, has taken Once be tween the Opera-House TAILOR and Mr. GAT VIL LC, to ante their companitu, and perform alter nately at the Opera-Hoare and Argyle-street The Shrewsbury Theatre will close on Monday next, with Mr. CoLAIAN's pixy of Tilt 3featiteimers, for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Doses. There is no truth in the report of the appoint ment of the EY, 1 of CH4tnam to the coinuirod of the British tromps in Spain and Portugal. Witnesses have been examined on behalf of Lady C--, who is suing for a divorce from her Lord, for cruelty and adultery. Mr. WATSON. the Manager of the Birmingham Theatre, has availed himself of the opportunity of Mr. Metvtu's pwia through that town, to engage him for a few nights. His first appearance was on Thursday, in the character of Will Steady, in The Pal rst. In the Cries. Cm. case of Boatenoon v. Bo uts Goon, bir Lordship has obtained a divorce in Doctors'-Cominosis, and the adultery being clearly proved, her Ladyship is not to hare* insintenauce. Mallemoiselle PATALE, the first comic dancer at the Opera but semen, died, about three weeks ago, on hand the packet, as she was returning to the Continett. Sl,e went over to Ireland last summer with Madame CATALANr end the itat of the ope- Tatieal troop, hut was too ill to perform once at the Dublin Theatre. Her illness was a rapid decline, winch carried her oil in the 19th year of her age. Mimeo allowed ore Lowy Shares—Every vir ohaser of Shares of Tickets , *mou ntin g to Five Pounds anti upwards, will be allowed a Discount, 'at J. W•ux Res Fortunate Office, 16, Corehill, where Capital Prises, to a largeanionut, have been recently sold in Shares.—Second day of Drawing on Tuesday next, when smother Prise of Five Hun dred fickets will lee given to the first drawn above a At:. beanie whieh the T.'heel contains the whole of I h.- capital Pri,es : four of .e 20,000, two of ' L oon. two of ,C5,0„)0, &c. and only three days to do". BATH, Dtc, 14.4 _ • : Sta*--T arrived an this greet frek4g the tee-kettle of England, the latter end of the lost we e k. A u uc e i d euta l surfeit:, :occasioned. 47: over -rating at au a, usual visitation, (to *itich I em al Nays franked by the iihurch-wardrias of one of my curacies), brought uu a weakness of stomach, - and flatulence, for which the parish apothecary declared there was no cure but the Bath waiters. A Load hearina, this, Mr. Editor, fur a man whose income is under 461. per annum, arising from the service of three cures, mid whose difficulties arc not les.ened by a hearty, hungry Isrooil of eleven children, who daily surround my table, like so malty lusty olive branches ! However. by the kind assistance of a subscription a ))))) iigst the farmers of my. three parishes, I was enabled to undertake a luuruey of three huridied smiles! and I, my wife with her sucking child, and our eldest daughter, to whom we were determined to shew a little of the world, set out on the expedition in the Carlisle waggon ; and, after a comfortable jos' pry of deritimifion. To save my pocket as much as pos sible, (for, it seems, the medical men here do not eitilaron, confine their system of draining to the bodies of their petients aloud), my good-natured fricud the. apothecary presented one with • gross of pills for immediate use; assuring me, that, by the aid of these, together with rigid abstinviee, copious draughts of the Bath water, (which he told the 1 might have at its real value fer hide or nothing) and perfect asset, the Woe of my stomach would be quickly restored. Well, Sirs .'way we rolled to Bath in our waggon ; but, Lord help 'tile !' What were we to do when we got there ? We found the weekly hire of lodgings here us high us the annual rent of a vot.age in the parish where we lived. Besides, they were already all oc cupied by crowds of great folks. Mine boat, at the wagon inn, setilig my disuppoiiituient mid distress, kindly offered to remove them, by letting me lodge in his owl house • and straitway put inc and my parts into a very soot:, convenient little garret at the back of it. Determined to follow strictly the directions of my friend Gallipet, I took • dozes of his pills, on the night of my arrival sit Bath, aith excellent success. As to hisrule of ahsri mesh tlwre was not mach danger of my tra nigrersi lig Mai, as the dirt of myself and family had long liccti confined to bread and potatoes. I was released, however, to be no nig;;:ird in the use of the water (particularly as I thought I could get it for nothing), and going therefore to the Pimp-room, the day idler my arrival, I modestly asked fur u gallon to make a beginning s . But judge of my silt pries, Mr. Editor, when I found that they dealt oat this fluid iu little glasses, not larger than a nip perkiu of ale, and charged them at the rate of bd. avicce. I received the information with silent astonishment, and, finding myself thus prohibited room the chief meats of a Bath care, returued dis consolate to my lodging, detenniued to trust to Providence and the pills for relief, and to go back agaii% to my residence, in the waggon. MA what strengthened this resolve of returning, when my week tom out, was the impossibility of my enjoying in Bath that quiet which my friend Gallipet had declared to he so accessary to my recovery.— Quiet at Bath indeed! you might as well expect to fled silence in • wind-will What, however, ramie., at snore Mum wally pat. for . o i ie under 112) coniplaint at present, is, its increased confUsion, just now, from two or three peculiar circumstances. A few days ago aii impudent scribbler published a Poem, entitled, " Reselltau in Oath," and cos, verted the city lido a second Bedlam. The Cor partition, afraid, it seems, of any impeachment of their character for distinguished loyalty, are calling halls and settling alhiresses, to vindicate them selves from having had any /used in the publication ; a suspicion from which, it is said, the wit of the work would entirely exculpe'e them. The Masters of the Ceremonies are entering protests against the writer and Isis book, as tending to fill the sagacious noddles of their subjects with rebellious notions ; and the Clergy are thundering denunciations of vengeance on the head of the utiacresot who bas dared to cat-ii-nine-tail some of their brethren. Another event, too. has occurred to ewell the hub bub ; to produce ", confusion worse confounded ;" and render this place totally unfit for my longer so journtnent therein. There are here, you are to know, Sir, certain edifices, called Fashionable Clue psis. fitted up for fine 'Wks alone, where they can say their prayers unelbewed by the common people, somewhat like modern Play-hcosses, when. for the benefit of a particular actor, they are all laid into boxes. These are independent of the Parish Chinches, anti hare sa interests in common with them. As the offerings at one of these Chapels are very large. and the paris'i in which it stands is very poor, the Churchwardens of the same have lately thought fit to demand a portion of them for the use of their pauper.. But, sacred be the rights of the Church. and the Chapel too ! "Touch not, taste not, handle not," says the Clerical Propri etor. " I hart the authority of the Bishop for withholding them—they are Corbin, and most not be profaned !" In consequence of this refusal, Churchwardens lad Parsons, parishioners and chnpellers, ate gone to loggerheads' old men and maids, young men and matrons, have ranged them selves en the sides of the different disputants, and every thing seems to threaten a speedy renewal of the kJ, wars. For my part, Mr. Editor, I shall retreat from this theatre of approaching hostilities, as quickly as my road-waggon will carry rue eel but in Christian compassion to the poor people I leave behind, I could wish to quit them iii the hope of theit being prevented from proceeding to extre mities, and prevailed upon to return to their usual harmless avocation of w much ado about nothiug." Let me entreat you, therefore, Sir, to give them a little good advice in your Paper (which 1 know is respected at Bath) on this subject, and persuade them to go on with their fiddling, singing, and cutting capers, rather than imbrue their hands in the blood, or entangle their fingers in the wigs, of each other. By so doing, you will have the thanks of all the lovers of peace, and greatly oblige Your constant Reader, EZEKIEL BAUM:MEL bourne, .elf. use , Bucks. Mr. " any Shur, in( I. Bucks, lo . nu iwit. bred kol fenny 'bort. ford, Farr • A century ago, the Mediral melt at Bath sassily pre ocribed to their pstiests nine or ten pints a day of the valeta ! fur the purpose, I suppose, of adding eiropy t• their other courplaiuts. 34111fIrIELD CLUB CATTLE 5141gp: I *eaten',lay morning. Mr. SM .. ' rer • ''a r ir. int 'in'tglie 4 iadll4reet, eas e ( ,r.n, for poPicry7smichitritittedii earth; sheep. aid pigs,. sent in by theraudidttes for ti.it animals orl«roite prizes nfrerril by. this patriotic. body, for such as shalt appear, by the certi ficates sent iii witty thou. to have imposed the most in ni.•ll and futii. , l4, for Nis quantities arid kind of food consumed by each; rev.. etively. Mr. Wilt:tam ‘V A Mika, of Wool.tliorp. coliishire; Mr. Wtr.ht.tm Wyratar, of Brinsoit, Herefordshire; and Mr.z.loalr Itorca, Af Potters pury, Backs, three eminent skazieri t nere appointed Judges for examining the certiticates and the tuals shims), and arra' ding' the' prizes; a task so arduous. owing to the number and nearly-balanced excellencies of (the that it Thurisla ) they - labels, up. r' as A pretliitna prelims' Wait six dims. tar,T,r oXe., Momer■etpMre, accuiainedatethi increasi n g i.umber of - cattle, sheep, slid pip, sold there, unlearning to the enor mous sum, as is stated, of fire neiflirms sterling an nually. The necessity of this mode of proceeding is stated to apse from the city of London haring spent seven years in ineffectual attempts and schemes for enlarging this important market, whose extent remains the saute now, awf it was in the days of William the Conqueror. At the conclusion of reading this Memorial, it was banded round the room, and received the sig natures of the gentlemen present; and this day, and Mondiy, the saint will lie at Mr. Sadler's, in Goewell-street, for the signatures of such land owners, breeders, graziers, salesmen, butchers, &c. as attend the cattle-chew. At o'clock, uear thirty Gentlemen sat down '• to a moot sociptioos dinner, Lord Sottlevtet.r in • diwgiair ; astsWifiblio di:o was withclrawn, &Hissing masts were drii‘ik : "'n• K •segiied"—" %torso :o itte Nanthiclii Cl•o7 tr " •"—'• Yr. Cote of Meta", ,Debel•et aelafeed"—" lik!egh"—•• !iir. Coked... The Breeding it titles liesteLeg"--- " Gaud Ger.sier4.o•3ldeeklbeseertibp"..-." The betwarlea • A* flee; ft elkert ka lci t i rxi Dlr. Hewn liingiuk"—' thejibiletbribi ter mat they haws . • • ••• • • . • MG “ large Ntitte of . the Wahl" ... Sheepshearing, couLtinlnc portraits a neer .0 of the vriatipal Agriculturists end Breeders in ttitt. .kingdoop, great part Id' thobe . present at the dinner, wait'exhthited in the room, and easel 4' 6 7 , ed minutely by the Company. nearly all of whtins • 'became Suhacril;rt to the Engraving a bout to lig published front this' intighiliceut and iiitervty.ig Picture. troops ~ against in; fokor,l, and arrival ((Sir Geo.." Prev was anxiously twitted for. There ere already 5C tro..vs collected nt *Barbadoes, bluel-ou:41 white. The 411 i \Vest-India regiment had just arm from Demerara at 13.ohadoes. to junk the exi ilitiou. tot it seat found that the object of expedition would be frustrated, from the 'Kimball the enemy's ships. which bad all arrived in ode Among the deaths are— Geseral Hughes, an ntl soldier, who tad unseal In a einarters, mid r lame loan was much felt and sem/ally Creased. Liettemmt Calomel Lemke. One Captain 411,(1 four Subalterns. with als 100 men, of the 06th regiment, died iu the cot of last month at St. Croix. The 15th ouutioued the most healthy regins, lt A icelleneies of the animals in several of the closers, ' Picture. • ~. at it °et:flitted these geutleieen the whole of eineteentesint huniday, euti all the foreuoou of yesterday, before LETTING OF POST HORSE DUTY. ley were able to oomplete their maid, and that bele annonnting their decimate, could be stuck . Y e d °T4l .7t F_irsuin t to public "rice by *dye- p, it the heed of the several &tinned% which were rammtli: I Meeting of the Conamiesiogere "f _ i fellow, via...... meitelpelo at the Crown and Anchor Te.- A remium of toady visas, is Class I. for the How Hells ire dee . for the purpose of letting the cosh;,.. tweed of ease, to Mr. Sawed CIWINOW, et Mune Pod Harm ......... e' England., Scotland, and in, Bock% for his elesioaes-old plod us, heed by Mr. Wit- Wan. far Anil sot Willis, t of,llistars, Woreestershire Aid an additional 'coition se era Vistas to the Saliba naillentan, en atteonut in k the Twee ereelheern"a hi lelaPthialeatinigettailirt " alrook.A;: g ulta'ae4L'idi li r wog Whig 'olod.igual to h• the bast sheen, is the fi rst ••w ries birod IV the ail° me stale to be; treed in ix Meese travellingiond on holies bleed for la less petted of kermess% of twenty solaces, in Clam IV. for the SAMOA time than Op days, for drawing_earnages 0114 in r [sot tweed of oxen, to Mr. FA% ard Auger, of East. travelling poet. or °the/friss. letting to take Lorene, fusses, for kis fire-years-old red ox, bred by him. elf. p lace . front the ist day of February next. A premium of twenty guises', in Clara V. fns the Devoe_ At twelve o'clock the names or. the promo whits hire breed of oxen, to Mr. Martin It'.l.ber, of I lebester, so- had sent in their proposals for eedain dleteletve iersalaisine. fp! Ida aia.years.old ox, bred by Mr. Francis ietimitiog their intention of bidding for them, We4ll„, tuirtley, of Midland, Devonshire. . cadged' over, Ant all thole* *be albirreved to Vie 4 A premium (the tint) as twenty guineas. in Clara VII. for ore oxen, nut woikkd, to Mr. illai-nn Webber, of Daimler, T un " , wer e "ail" into a large MOW gamy lomenctshire, for his three.year•uld red Devon on, bred by the Commissioners of the . Stamp-01kt. the Ste?: dr. John Berens., of Soatis.ploettos, Devonshire. cerise/ their Solicitor, and a giumbee of ;ledge, . A preatiam.(the serene) of tee guineas, in Class VII. fur • were asserlibled . • ' other peewit dap admit hate are. oxen, out worked, to Mr. Samuel Chandkr, of Mon ini, s tne rooni. Ttre dilittent diatriets, described Hawn lints, fu.. his six-year-old red Herefordshire ex, bold by. dr. Rill:tun Walker, ... Burton, .Worecstrndiire. , separate piesaits of riper, tied up. Were _put hit* a A premium of ten guineas, in Class VIII. for smell omen Of large slues, and pieced Wore G. 14 . . Blade, Ulf. tny breed, to Mr. Roussel Brook,, or Woorrehin, d'arseek. the Chairman, and ONor .11011, well alaskees. t 4 hire, fur his five-ye-sr 01.1 black ighland:kutch 4/A. Chairmau drew out a district at &time, in au vete • premium of ten guineas, is Chu* IX. fur fat 4-4464, haw- mane.-P, cod they were put up a: certain mons& ng horse them calvcs, to !Hr. John West/tar, of Crestsw, ducks, for his six-year olds red Hereford row, bent by Neu is Irish were abated, tilt a bidding was meek, iii Witham Watkins, of Brinson, Hircforthihire. the folloithie conditions:—The highest•bidder t A premium of ten gleans. in Class X. for one-year-old down so eighth of the annual produce of the beg-rooted wither sheep, to the KAY. Thoilum Illsakem‘of o; 8.,,g notes. Bartaxtun twee, eiutoin.hire, fur his three saw Leicester f or . N travelling rest as o person licensed to let berme w allowed to bid. The teethe* bred by himself. A pre.iswer ten eui „,„„ , ;,•e k „„ ea for tire _ yeui . o ld Chairman, on opening the paper whia 'he theta' long-wooled wet*" sheep, to Mr. Thomas Moore, or Tat- out of the ghtssi dechired the district mei the suit ?bag, Warriel..hirc, fur his three new •LeireAce oetLe.s, it fetched at the lest ietting, amid they Were Put up bred by histnelf, trom a ram of Mr. Thomas Chapman, of he Mr. Lake, the Commissioner, and Mr. Helium, Seamy Orttylein, Leicestershire. the Heater. alternately ; they took down army • premium of teu runless, in Class XII. for one- ye ara-old shot , -wooled weber sheep, to his Grace the Doke of Brit. twirling ; etch binding was allowed to retnate Mei ford, for* tliree Snuth-dowa sabers, bred an leis Haultlea der 11w Clutiritian's hemmer one minute, which bop * -' , ..tw. ill ordsbire. A pr to of tea guineas, iu ClimaXlll• for two years•uld Adt determined by Mr. Renee. the Coromisiimmiet.ille having three minute phalli:B before hies; Ist short. nether ao.ep, to Mr. Henry Woo, )urs._ a pi i i„ t „.,.‘„, k ., f or. bi e ,b„, 9 3 ,, t b,9„, „ t bp.,, b re d b y changedUrnglasses asetytiater a bidding inielniaillei fur Mika .131mr:s, of Gi nti, Susses. till one eras completely run out, whets Meted Mild A prelims of ten sonic**, in Class XIV. for pitrs under ' der was declared the pureluiser. . '• -r t tan yettr.old, to Mr. John Roads, of Aston-Abbots, Blocks. ' The leignio liiope•Til i t u 'ware ;rale* . *Vet for his *ck awl white Berkshire .ow pig, 54 weeks old, •,_ • ' • • bred by ler John Westbrook, of Pinkney's greets, Herts. .112nt. . • ' ...-•••.,' A presehnonf ten guineas, is Owe XV. for pig. seder one The followim is..s. .bato4 Almi ni = l o lo .l4 ll o.6 4 year old, to Mr. Jules Bassani, et Bruck'', Herm, fur his ranged in died:Wee thatiennual white Jislf-hred China and Suffolk pig, 4s weeks *ld, bred were put tip, &wee by Lord Melbourne, of Bracket Ball, Ilsrta. - • I Boob " s ßgtflie'' 41 1,:i..: v . t .. ............. VAN In Clans 11. for the loo;;-linnied breed of exec, g 74%,,thoadowlawd.:01.1rehlhils W and in Class VI. for ?nixed breed of oxen. .ere are • '66 Maria. . .tt • f.• t . 41 • 116.4.11 4 lifial lorry et, observe that no candidates apipeereir• awl 2 Yorkshire lhinbibtil l"M that the sue Who offered for the preiiithit in ' Class . o 14° Z 1. 4 "‘Of "M l * Ilhia."4 - ITT: riiil4 in pflivir4 Ott' retotOce/doetity cfote- . g • uhgba u t r i e g i gg,,,;;;;;,,7' " ' 4.. ''. :: "h." hour to have been dose by his ox, in the las t shirt years. 6 Noitesieetoreure s ii,:ore;ALti,: ,* • ••• ~ e The Judges by a Spetial trite, annexed to their shire, °°°. tret•wdeNt ' ll ' ' 4 7 Wiltshire a Aolcceterel9nr,sisal is dill award, ctiled rite attefloon of Ake club and the -,, Nlb; gelinik,'Mdft, had Cembridgeableal, • company, to the excellent qu4ities, of Mr. Themes g ig.m,,,iikogmasydakaitesmasease r .... „,,,, : Crook's three-years-old seet ox, in Class V111.,,_• es to eentleeteties,mel„lteratiebliire . ... also to the bight petfeehon f it Earl Macclesfield's, II seer!' Mr. Joint F.diuond's, and Mr: William Botetbee., " madwrg, helami lr e " dogftme writ i nwur' l ' 0 1 061 KIM and Seesso .. . •.. •••• •p • Ai•ipipa be 1 pens . of tem-shear mew Leicester weeher sheep, in ; 3 , ii. p A ire. ..4 a t k i r ro.... . cia,o, xl. : also to the pets of one-year old new is D c r ,se s te, e momitee,e,oar,,;;;WaeLlit„4,;„ - • Leve•eltra. 'belonging to Mr. Thomas Oldpere's, setseirc imi Claw X. ' ' 1 6 North Wake, viz. Anglesea. Carom... mmeilske, ' P ' 461111 . DSobicbsbire, Flistabire, Meriumnitelfirs, .' The Jlidges regrettea that two very large anti and Montrisucryalurs, with fdiropshire .. 701111 tine Ilcre'ford oxen, belongiug to Mr.Joha %l' ?let ar, 17 Smith Wake, vin. erveuiedseire, Cartoon were ne4 in witheint tiny ( . .:etificates to entitle them slier shire, Csnlignashies, filansorgansli ire, to competition for the prize in clam I. itaiteaseire, aid reeshrokeshine„ with The great number of animals sheen this year Hertfordshire, sod Mueneeetinedre 3 , ,e1 .__ Tlas . ieliensinic salon amount of the 411/1111 bid fb precludes our going particularly into the other *nand, e• hibited ;some ploughs anal other ;elite- the 11.114°61 . Flitit.d°Y, with the amount of 411 ° . th 'items s' ere exhibited, and several notices. interest- P•oito Plitts lo4 ON bilidaweamt* -- in:t t. nwieulturisha, mechanics. ate. were given. .; AammeT • among oeiers, of Mr. Jobe Hawkins's Mechanical . a Ur** or . 111 b• • PO". 4.011111e-Smies. ( . Museum. a • .2 L. L. A. • A greet concourse of Noblemen and Gentlemen 1 eeslo edes . cars attended this day, and *mused highly delighted , ~,,,;,, 1.111 0 The& Ctlet. with the animals exhibited at this very commodious 3 16,740 1,41/11 10 040/10 wad illastarelhoire and convenient place, the whole area of clutch is a 17,i00 %nit le Jahn Hemet Sac • covert di with speemes sky-lights. a 9,9913 eme to Jobs Cos, The exhibition will not close until Monday 6 16 . 74° 14° P a IS Gtu .s.• r i e s,—. ll.l ± ." ' 7 17,500 f ogy to .. in. ...msg. I . eveiting. s 16,410 4,01 10 John triton. . At turee o'clock, such Gentlemen as are Mem- 9 7,400 943 o Jiineph visandas. bees of the Club imljonrited to Freetnivion: Tavern, ii i ? 10 ,0 001,,s ;0:47 0 1 0 0 Jerboa, Wa sh. .. where a ?fleeting was held, I.rieISOMEIIViLLE in the i Chair, et which 23 Members of the Club were pre- 4 33.6" 3,157 1 ° . 4 2!=r t f e l ti 13 19,340 4 /* • sent; when the following wt Gentlemen were 14 15,300 1,1114 10 Juana Whlte. . eleete.l Members of the Club, a 4.— is INldd 5, 317 10 'Contains Osyter. ' • Mr. John Lomas, .if Kensington ; Mr. John Chapman, of 0 - • f la w ll4o II 011411414iiiirribisa. . ...- Drayton ; Mr. 'Thomas Moore, of Tut-Miles ; Mr. John 17 404, 6n5 I Lianceled Alleagao. Tomlin, of Ksightthorpe ; Mr. Tiouims Cobb, of &mbar) ; mid Mr. Jobs Rupee, of Putterspury. 01111.1 mas aloe yederdayatt. ii.dartcpaA ,5ea1...14 SirJ °ecru BANKS attended, and read to the Com- otf a t I, The depreseion of the Fonda wise.ii patty a Memorial. intended to be presented to the pote d to the Declaration, breakin g off Ike „v. Board or 'lode. soliciting the %upped of Govern. spondenee with Resale and Frintlfp. went, in removing the dreadful damage and min- The journal of our c orree p u ,s e h.,,t, y ett i ve d chiefs which arise to iodividnals, and to the public, the lest packet from the NVeselodies. conserve t from the coutifled and crowded state of Smithfield moureful information of much sickness alit ele Market, and its tutu' inatleem.ey, intersected as it eddy among the troops in all the islands, . is by various great thoronehlares for carriages, to Tile expedition aguinst the French Wends is i . . .. . •