The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-26 00:00:00

have witnessed, and router as is is passible time be theme whit. t eve are dkininedio suffer, or' to experience, the coutaw.-Piii rev.ilntions which ant about to bite pla , e ov 1- the surface, of tile globe, t'ireaten td be still sunre va.t arrJ universal. 'ff he tl sirinticpower.and vindictive esicr4ies or clicties of Boma eastrx. nave already eeuled, alinost nor metically„ the ports of Itlissia, Deatuerk, Prussia, Holland, Flutters, Anstria, Italy, awl Erance.—L we might evert add of Turkey. A.ucrica has vo litidarily eolsmited to a similar renuociation of all intercourse with ns. New relatious. new channels of wade, new paeloctirins of art or of industry, will grow out of these changes in the encietit order of thing, mid conuect Wed by new ties of mutual want or couvel4more. But a still iii4re prodigious change is approaching, awl probably is 000 ioo : We mean the commercial' emancipation of Spanish 8041 Portuguese AMerieu from the shackle* int ou the trade or iutereourse of those fertile sac heatitiful countries Ay the Mother Steles.— Peru, and 141e•;icii, &A -Chili, and Terra Firma, awl Brasil. and Paraguay, will all, proleilily, whatever nary be the termination of the present contest is Spain, be thrnwo open, in a greater or a hunter degree, to our commercial industry. teen those !pinions who beheyeihet Josgess Beicepo wni may be finally recognised in the Colonies of Spain, as ,Seeseinign; Yet conceive that these beneficial elmilgee, in their laws and regulations, mast ego:illy happen. We are lost in the speculation which opens to the mind on such event*. They may be liighly Isenefic7ial„ mat way. we trust, afford soot comnenvition to I;reat Britain; for the efforts arid sacrifices which she is now sucking in the tom. mon reuse If the civilized wortd, Saturday night's Gaseite contains two Ilroda mations, ordering; ',Vednobday the ath, and Th ort day the 9tb of February, to he observe I Ks public days d fasting and Imosiliatin4--The former day, throughout E•li,land and Ireimad, the latter throu,, t A sidnicription has been set nii foot at Exeter, for the relief of the hpanish Patriots. A lei:er . front our sqiculron, of lielsinborg, dated tile torn instaut, states, that the naviotioo of the IL Itic was rendered dangerous by the ice, and that the cold in the Sound was intense. The accotints roan Stec Maths, by the same ennrcYttliee, are two dnys later than the letters by the .ast Mail, hut- they do not furnish any further froth Finland. The tioverunsent of Madras, in June last, re mired intelligent, that ,itu Expedition of sonar magnitude wee preparing at llamlla , iu cons., quituce of which our cruisers iii that direction had . berm increased. It was ' , unposed that another predatory visit to the mist iumatra was intend ed, ;and orders had, in consequence, heen - rent to Beiiroolsui for the removal of the stores, ice, farther into the interior, 'aial to insprnve, by all istmuldr toteetuat, the defences of Fort MaribewoiLli. A' Letter from Bombay, dated May 25, wars : " A seespariaaa hum bet; mai% of the quality of British and of French powder, need its the late gallint action of Has NliqcNty's ship Saw lioren24, wadi the French frigate Piedatontaise ; and we are hippy to exhibit to our reach...a a decione proof of the tits periority of this essential itr,,:reilient iu thunder. Frogs a 7-inch brass mortar, with three minces or powder, a 60 poised hr. a sail was pro jected, at an angle of 4,s deg. ; and an average of three trials gave 3:7s feet to the Sax Floreotto—ood il6 feet to La Piciateafaise ; making a difference .in favour cf the British powder of 79 feet. • " After such ao experiment, it mast appear sin gular that the French should be so partial to a . bog shot." An instance of serial's clisturbaoces and insubor dination recontly occurred mann* the Students in the East Italia Co.npantr's College at Hcrtfoid. The Court of Directors has, in comeqUence, a4reed to write resolutions, declaring Out future irregularities of the kind shall be punished by ex pukiou and exclusion from any situation in the Com pan y's, service. 'ln the conversation which took place at the India House. nu ll'edneeday hut, Mr. Toots as .r., vivo took occasion to ask what was hecorneof the seaman whose conduct had produced &quarrel with thr Chinese, avid regretted that it should be left in the power of any sutras perste iiidivid nal, in such a situation, to interrupt the friendly relations that sidesivted between the Chinese and the Last India Co•npany, and destroy so valuable % branch of cool mere. T. which the Chairman answered. that the British seaman had been given up iu the baud enturst mouuer. in consequence of a special mats date for that porters.. by the EstPcitua, and that measure. of precaution had been takea to preveut the recterrencrof a similar case. Four of the empty truoaporfs, which lately tailed for Vigo, hare been driven lo.ock, by contrary oinds. to Plymouth ; they separa • eJ from the fleet uurin4 * gale in the Ch.usnel ; the Master of one of then, saw a cutter of supicions appearance, ioni i. app7e ltensive that some of the convoy may haat been ciptnred by her. We hare been epeat-dly told that Marshal rausa had bees po.soned, or destroyed by some preens, by order of BOK APART!: ; a 6.ntirin.als who left 1;0/neat. in the American ship Ctioo, setts that he is living in splendour, a short distance fFom Parlft. BOIrIPART7, he a recent nrltinonce. hay i.n pooeri a monthly tec on every eootin of the town in Pnritt, ric:thi enforcing td's twee .11.torectiong wilt the i'reft ct of the Pethee ; aril with to prete.it evn.'no of eios impot.t, or pro4,l,'y to prottxt the re.:u;vt tin.l..r he has a•e;vo:nted a peaa:ty of o'ie for ru t vio•aart the roelt,oit of the o;•trrhou , l w . ; 3 4 , 1 :: a v ie ,a.e. The in.:,:vtite of th.. French ca.lista bal, re hea-. warn t•.. Antrti to Jetermine at what der,ree of t.it '. 4 .1.• toe htr ar r. to corn meoce, 9n to istoi.l a 1.!1, i i.ol-tac, it has bruited to thew rof-a , oge gr. 4. I u ted.—How de praved mast 1••• Vie moral , . of 1 xoverairnent, which s eek i support froin the vi.-tt ur the rople. - 40 2 • -•• • Iti'olltrilittill. • ••.. • • . • A , 4:11' • • „.. .; • >ftlnelvtetuAei Ls La •t. ol.e%tß • P.istorsose '.-11oere does your far! transport DA sl opp , ,,a, taut tl c Fw.ilula ove ta,conse French ? die, .sty door coati/aimed ! The Kuglish sr.! out 4:41118 here in the chirsetm of vonopserors, as the fr-nehnse r did ; they r..sue to free us from the slivery that °plot. rand se detry this troth, we mart iw reproached as en ungrateful people The English-did nut enter Porto;4l trot,' arty tolithres of anthiti.... s ; their idolises are mere g:nerova, soul pro, litic ; they troy very well that view% of aczniadssement always tend to Jeoroy the elunihrinnt th.t forms the fainlamental law of nations. What Great Britain aims at it only the restitution of all esonetries t , their lawfol ivigois Al., inC4II3IP3IIII/1e Gellfr.!, how gr-at wit, ho thy (L.ry iii future times ! Where is the Surer,:i.:u in tis.npe that does not at proseat we his crown to thee t Thy name shall for Pr': 01410 ill the Portuguese :sonata. 1: then, oh mighty King' the ii,.iscreet Sc..! .ira people, who lure their streintign, anthill ken. treii partlyuy,..eer analogous to I by Remain quiet, thou, 0 ye iishaloitauts of the moat faithful and loyal city . in Portugal I It is to sus, u, sidialsisants of l'orto, that 1 sprak, fur nowt. I ane einth,h.a are in disputably yuar right ! 4.wvoiler that the glorious cause whirls ? on have emit rtrice can wily be uhstruo fed and te e:44,11,y vain tied rmnnannut mobs. This os what the ens- tout runny wblies for, 01111 a civil war would uuly retard their total rh,trumion. Let us then uts.te untselee% to nor Audi t...! eats, the English and the Speuiards, in order turret,- throw thit hellish monster. The unions of these • tbresna tiont will %cure all Frenchmen's threats, th.ir intrigues and perr..4. We shall then have the glory of beiug iostrnieetitid in the speedy overthrow. of the tyrant, on looming about re peril lu vrc , nod in restoring nor august Priors to hie lawful throne. This is the just came shut rails aloud dre your rengtaisee, ao4 in which you ought to display all your courage, your love, sad fidelay. Gout lire Portugal; bag lire Great Britain ; loog live Spam ' J. F. B. G." A ItEM.II:K4BLE FOX-CILISZ. A Few days azo. as a gentleman was conning lender Illatlwell flock, near Portlaywiten Lime Works, he nnkeotrelled a very large dog-foo, of the grt.yhound species ; end, having tun': couple; of beagles, thev pumped hitn through the extensive coven, near that rock, to the commit of I.louyiny nech-hill ; but, Wing very hard run, he Made a short turn, pitsving through the Clorwell covers. soul along the bunks of the river Trunet, near to the village of Lbittylvlodvrell. The beagles then /4,- pmacheil hint to near, that he was rimier the lie creaks of taking the mad for Clatteldn : mid leav ing those covens on the left, hr returived, much p- tigued, to never the adore where he WA . S shirtid. He then went through a large rover, ealledertw man', ROL and to Lluai and, ill hineinarry there, lie stoplied • for his little per. slier:, who, having ma hint in view under that 1411, uppeoita the village of Ilaistrmyttecti, lie aseriftl4 a craggy rock, rind got intis a ofiltrerninequa sage of Iciest length, fortn7rly worked (dir it is sup. potted). by the Haman tamers. Bold _lleyintni, leeingtiomewlett w inn, could not long- rein du in P .O chew a confinement, but had thestudttity to snake his optic:trance at the entrants: of the paatvage, and fought his way oat, in defiant c of the lbscaldes, anti two greyhound., which he hal Neaten before ; and taV•sg a direction the same way back. for a c0.,- sirterahte &stance op a narrow yr:Napier, in another part of the rock, he had no alternative of ft:cop ing. but by throwing himself &mu a declivity of the rock, a Fttle tsirther on, at knit 40 feet high, without apparent injury. Ile then ran near to the tit ritpike—gate of Llanyinyneeli; but, being tort by a C:11:111-1krat which made him alter his course, he ~,,, over the Stair Cerrig-hill, (whore he rook another prodigious leap down a rock), and alon4 Cie rorosiike-read to Osweatry ; end, haviu2 stopped a few tdinules in a aural clove near I.lyork lys, the beagles ram him in view for a coo44lierairle way, and he was taken alive, after a hard chaise of more than four hours, with little iatrieui,i.i.m. Her Royal Highness the Yrnwess of WALEillere • grand dinner. yesterday. at 131arklirsith. Houghton-hall, Norio k, the A.dt of the Eirl and Conniess ofCsoLIIONDELLT, was to hart been the scene of splendid fe..-tivities; during the Christmas Holidays, but on account of his Lordship's indispo sition, from a relapse of hit late coniplaitit in his, leg, the errnimity have been disappointed, mewl au express was strut off intro Houghton-hall, last Wed nesday. to cnve them notice of his Lordship's ill ness. Amon t r.t the Nobility and Gentry who in tended to to dowel, were-- The Duke td Argyle, Earl Stain. Earl &fins, l'Arl Yar mouth, Lord Charles Sentereet, Lord *Soekeille, Count be fore, the Iles. Charles Motility. lluu. Arthur Upton, and Mr. and Mrs Orbs hooter. I Its Lortiship arrived St 'half-pest fire, ln-t night. at hit house in YiumeddlY, snit was invitirdmitcly waited upon its Surgeon i.:htst , .. The Eart orettrrisat is awnously hifirposell at his hawse in llill-street, Ertiveley-square ; his Lordship is attended by Doctor VAuceictx. The remains of the Earl of Lira SPOOL will be removed at ten o'clock this inure in, limo his Lite house, in lertford-strret, Mar-fair, for the 6n sly vault. in Glitincrstershire. They will be interred, on Friday, with great funeral pomp. Mr. and MR. OMIT llocres were expected at their holm, iu Grosvenor-place, last night, from Newmarket. where they received an express from llouglitosi-Iwll, aotimincing the indisposition of Ear! CitoLuos !mum,. The Countess of Caotatoicortee :maks at Houghton-hall, Norfolk, ou account of the security of the weather, and the badness of the roads. la some ports the snow nearly three feet thew, The Countess of Esskx a.l* coasiderwl much better lost night. Kcnist.E has been confined, some days past, with an ostiiin.i, accompanied by a sli g ht fit of the gout. The College of Physicians had their first meeting on Tharsday, to inquire into the inaportuut subject of the hydrophobia. A chemist, discoursing of drngs, as. , erted that an bitter things were kit. " No," observed one pre sent, " there is one of a very different quality, and that is--a bitter cold dey. A new Patent for the Edinlaur;h Theatre has been granted by lb. MsaLsvv, for the frriii of 21 years, commencing from September next, alien the old Anna exptres. The control,' of the dr.t in air amusements of the above city have been in vested in a Committee of Gentlemen, comprising the principal Law Officers ist Scotland. The followinz is a literal copy of an application to the 111a:Pvtrates at the Isle Quarter Sessions of the twilit, of Snrrey, fora license, by a would-bt itinerant preacher _ _ 11OMB.11:DAIE:VT OF CIIRISTLINSOE. The following is a copy of the Iteport male by the Goveruor of Windmill', torso{ an account of a sweeut boinbanlineut of the foruess of Chnstiansve, in that island, by the English : Ou the 44th ult. two British ships of the hue, otte.of them if three-,locker, a fri,rate, a brig, and three homlin each carrying two mortars, were de scried hum the heightn The grind south-weld. Ahont yerett o'cl.ick the &swiss took a atallnill annul auf.o yaisillii from the east-side of the Itirtre,A, and by hu i iJant rierets hail thrown JUO shells. At nine o'clock tit, forge slip= advanced in a kns. IA after repeated discharges on the fortonis, pressed out of reach of our tire to the eastward, the wand Cell touting front the south. • IVhen the vessels &AA ceased tiring, they moved to the north-cai,t of the fortress, cud derided. None of the garrison were killed, bet six Swedes and a woman were killed by a shell which fell itrthe prison. The Cosntnattchust Kohl was woutated in the leg ; six soldiers 41141 three strangers were likewise wouluied. 'I latdor tress was 'much dalllSSell, AS were several shipoio the harbear. • "I. M. lioth Hear tt, API) , for a Listens to pride dm Ciespul of Cribt t►e Lona." We are sorry V. be.ir. that the Magi,tfutus sere under the oecesanty of greeting the Isereas sought for. - - - Arrived at his house in Cavendish-square, the Right lion. Lord Simr.its and fainil", in the,: way to Write Priory, where they purpose passing the 'wilds's, with a numerous circle of fashionable's; as also to regale their tenants and bnigesses with 1 ,10. 1 .ty ..1 Chnstinss tare. His with his ro.ar.irtcristic goodness o heart, has uniered his Steward i.t 11.:refordsiiire to reLere the neighbour ing Door there durin: the winter. Tile losers of sacred astin: were Eraiified at Bath, an Saturday by the tierfortnenees of Mr. Ile +HA 4, and ..f Sizonen "Rosser.. wko com pleted , die eerier or. that occasion.and ex. rt ea her talents for Lie 1.. t tine in favour of tlic i!ts..ial Conductor of th" Conceit.. of Templ e Olt Ar “•k, w ht. h Are .tatcd to 14to propri.-tor Vi.OdOl. hive bren let, lay ti.e present posse.cor, the ti4r.i.da of limaroao. Car 401. olear.—The ex t. :l . o yr anal well-assorted libror. its. hero pot-, elis.e.l by 11 laookseller in P4ll-.4411, for ; hi. iletliaed to t..ke at that twice. 'The stildizonit whtch the. Wirquis has acquired to his previonslF spleudei fortune. the death of Laiy 'JIVING, eicrechl ;Kr atitailll. 10licD OF 4 .• Yesterday the President and Measly-re of the Board of Inquiry, convened fur the purpose of to. vea/i•;asing the conduct of the Chats Gess.rals, 'troika upon the Duke of York, id the !base Guarrit, end delivered in their report, which Ilia Royal Highness as Cuimnauder-io-Chicf, uud.r took to lay bvfore H.I IVe uaderstautl the report is extremely voinuatauttr, i(ieel ruwour alms that there I. to he au Court Martial. 11 e do uot, however, ',ledge ourselves to this fact. The Atlas transport, No. 77, was off Hastings on Friday last, in tow of a gutriwig bound to Ports mouth. All her masts were cut away, her rir,ong destroyed, awl plundered or every thing; fruits which it is supposed she had been esptnrW by the French, and the crew CArTird to Fr4llCt. The Sirprise, JENILIS3OII, from Workington, is lost iu Cooway hay. The Aaiun, of Shields; the Commerre. SAUS• WWI. of Ipswich ; and the ►VethHail. 4110 111111, from Londou. fur Boston, are on shore near Yar mouth. The Hope COCILCRILI, from Newcastle, for Guernsey, 1;u been captured by a French priva teer, re.captured h the Mate and three boys, mud carried into PortsinutaK The .Vary. Cstitio from Harrington. for Dundee, is lost near fle:intnaris. It is proposed to call Meetimrs in those parts of the North of Ireland particularly interested in the linen matio:acture, for the purpose of pentioniog Parliament for a repeal of the Orders w Council. so far as - they offset America. The Atom-icon Lai bargo having deprived them of the usual supply of eli X seed. Friday night, about twelve o'clock, a most dread ful murder ww c.anaittecl at the Bell public-house, in Stall-street, Both ; the perpetrator name is Taylor. .00 of Mrs. fey, the landlady, who shot Jon-, Urea. a mail-coadi.u.t.an dead oa the spot, and a ith su r d-•r pistol shod W. Gcsott, likewise a mad-conelnuon, through the jaws, mud who now. hes in a ileplorAile Instr. The horrid cidast:oplie originated in s gitiubling dispute; an *Cray ensued, when TAYLOR left the room, ran op stairs, pro. cured the pistols. arid resorted to the fatal isieusure. The wretch is in rustosly. A very serious accident occurred to the Reading stoge. in its progress to that tow n , no s,n un t. y night. Nearly uppusise the 31.0106 of Cr o sby :puldie-hoitse, in Breinford, the itoisAi was encouti tervil by a waggon. on its way to Laudon , iu eu deavouriug to keep clear of which. the stage ass driven with extreme violence craiast the sign -punt of the public-house, winch stands at a ecosideratile distance fruit the houses. Su great va. the cou cusston, that the splinter-bar looks, :rar'nag the hind-wheels awl the body of t!:e cOsleh in toe nod, while the horses set oft, at toll speed, with the fore-part of the re!iicle, which they drew to the Three Pigeons public-house, where they were ay. custornel to strip. Noce of the pusseugers acre hurt, but the driver, who is also owner of the coach, hovinz heen thrown with great force front his seat, is so much bruised in rouseunriiisr, that be now lies at that Thrust Nemo %about hopes of reap very. L4w itimuttE.ltz. COURT OF SIMI iIEnCN, Gui , 111YDELL V. oeuxstotte. By this aitien the Piaiotill; who is an eminent pablislier of engraviugs, rural formerly proprietor of the Shakesporie.e Gallery. *ought to recover front the Defewialit, who it a banker, at Charing -l; rose, the tittbileriptiou pnce of th e large print s berougiug to the rplewhd editirei of Shakespeere, publistad ' S, ,v him and his late leech.. The l'tenstiks, rege larlY as the numbers were ready for delivery, intie misted the same to their subscriber*, Ly advertises. meuts iu the pu prime. The Defeuslaist Ac cordingly sent fni46Bio first and second numbers; but finding it greater proportion of the prints wen. iu the dotted style, than in the stroke inamier, he eurkeived that the Pleiauthi bad not fulfilled the agree:aunt .la:hailed in the Prospectus, and did nut: email foe any tlw auisryuthlt slumbers. Tin. objection, as w its another, thut the erect was incomplete without the suppleoneriiel windier which coetained the title-pages. &t. and fur which au extra live guineas was charged,, was over.rolest. SW it w* leil.,Vll that had the greater proportiva or the prints byes in the stroke manlier, the work would eat hive been completed iu less than 50 lard ELI UNROROUGH agreed with the Plaint- Jr. Counsel that he was eatit led to recover ; but wes of opinion that the /lei:still had not connected the fact with the 'Defendant, unless he could 'Mew that the Defendant took in some papers in which these advertisenrents appeared. air. C. Driammoutl, the Defendant's brother, who had been sisloitemsed as a witness, wee then cal:- ed, fur the purpose of proving this face; hut to appear. hi* recognisance was estreaterl. Lord Etesearraoucu -lmerved, that as the Plaiutif had failed to intimate to the Deliesdant within six emirs that he expected him to continue his subscription, the latter was entitled to suppose that he uerinirecral in his abandoning his coistraet. The PLiatiffiaousented to be uunesaited. There were two cases of a similar nature, in which shrill:sr verdicts were entered. It is stated Nutt the against the different 40ex:rile-ft, who have failed to complete their er• gligerrierits, do not amount to less than eighty thous simi pounds. COVItt OF CHANCERY, Lt *taw, Dee Os. On a Petition fro n Capt. Lowey, of the Royal Navy, eldest son of S,r liiikiti married Miss Emmy Ca-sall, a aril of tt.'s statm4, that he lied applied to i.us I ther, without ctleet, to enable him to make a i.ettletneist of SODi. a-year on his wife, and praying that ite mien tic iloichargi•d front the Prison ;if ute I - t, at, rarat- Um a settlemeist of his wife's glirtu,,, en awl her for their lives, :tout on their emlikes. axAe ablx to certain propo‘dswipirit o.t of uy the NlUPWirif the Lunn granbA trie aprilteation, directing, liostrvitr.thai a prrivs.on st.ould lotto docrd. bonlemeg the liu*Nriurs r%evau4o, aseuwai• triders, and **Alps,. Hi ave went el his itrivitring props tty. with a provision of itt.ooo.. in sedition to his wilier tortime,f.ir her and the( hildren riffoo View. Hno Lordship send it eras extronlrly sedately that the bon of such a father, and, at the army holitiii4 such • rant. in tlw NIAVV, die posse,ad 0r fits pen Arty but what Iwiningeit to hi, wife. Ili knew it to be_niiite co lunar; for fa- ' tlwrs. soli, married of it Court who hail large liatunes, (the lady's fortune iii the present ease exete(le‘l 13,00‘11.) to to rase to make any isrovisiou fur their coos, while at :be wailie time they had no intention of ultimately disappotiging them of their just expectations. It was Las Lord sliip's duty, however, to iniattc the best bargain An his ward which he contd. • • - 1 poLii T. MIIN otos.- porir. Frilly , the men who have been arpetatc 1% contused ft.? setae us), p.rst, and oho Lave usoleruutut a private exam aatiwu I.a f.te the Wail Yus , ware eons brouiLt up fiw aeatni.satsuu, risen two ermatutera Gum the Tower flautists Sti:stio c tve evidence ar.inat One of iLe primness, 4,r the - lame of Taylor. He is zt p:pcw is that reninent, alto ..11_ so pared op ,o the partv!e the atoratux .Her the robber ! , r A sia his pipe. Upon that occasion, he teed some Of tae comrades that he had bees taken Late casket, the night ha- " . 1 11 fen. and had NMI, he escape front the watch-house ti I dropping fent. the osallos, that i.e had htirt hmseif we?) , much, and had hot pirc. It appeared that I. t!,, boast ethics lost keen broken opsei ' the tbito h •cl !iii a pipe,' and an use crow, s ue t L e d crowed from a w.ndow twelve feet 12,4 b. The Patioucra sere reisastiled fur furtive" Ou Saturday, the titttiiiK,Tn the Coen Pleas. Before Lord Chief JuAbr.: rkl•aartrt.tr. There wer. thee causes heard, of no iitterftt a hat ever to our renders. Robberies and other outrages have lately in creased so ans.+ in the County of Kildare, a 1nt...1-ing ing of the resident Nubility awl tirotry ha. been aainivene.l to consider of the Inratores tutrettoory to preserve the peace cut the tinnily. The Lady litakcity. from 11 ♦ti. for HAifan ; the Aa•ta rhslippg, frmn thtto, f•o• Literitool, and *chanter, trout Baltimore, for Jeigna,e% N iv ea/ torc.l LI e Frau:it pritatter, sod tarried tote So. 811111111. Souse ;sermons at Ciptain's Woool Colliery, in the parish of IVellisiglon. a few ho ago. oecing • paper kite dying in the air i , eurly stationary 4 without oloscresirg any one hololitt; the strut& traced the latter to tire ed4e of WI old c•nslio where, to their great surp•ise, they heard feint groans proceeding from Ilw bottom; a wiiidlAn Ira, game/lonely pmcnred, rod a 104111 d. therehy, where ke fouml • trifle boy of the net e • Htcniatos, with hi. leg sod alma lol.kea. The pit i, neurly forty yard. deep. MA the lily ors run mug hawk to lire the kite a grenterelevation, oat recvollectiof the p:t„ whet. he fit: in. He wits found with the end of the tartan in his band, and iiroliably the booraney of thr kite sawed his life by eating his fail. the boy is 'once moyerred. Discount allowed as Lottery Shares. Entry Pun:bower of Shares of Tickets, ansouatiog Viva Pound+ and upstards, will be allowed * Discount, at J . W • Fortunate Office, 14. Comhtil, where Capital Prise, to • largr walkout have he,:. recently sold in Shares. Unlit Two meie clays to draw, end the Wheel cortains three of ate,oool. one of io.ot/OL one of 5,0001. three of 1,0001. TreseLse win bathe note Any ~~ i::s the k; rolut Th 44 uttli 14 It t.) ti mpe o healtl 6 Plinse snitaik reCtll led, ;11l or P.m Call state.. ie.; rt), liu UK. bv 4 seta, hrou ; VVisK , ti t liet Ct lan, riotu ahoutl ond'Fd u4r auci ere 6,1 /61 otog pry et. , whi, SS pi of thi fo to au ►nd So I srui 41%11, t, TOOL Daunt Ebro no ►tt J to t. sClitic Ih.lic erase 101 , t. IrC 1 Ig:ei lot> •o+a th 'Nes' them e mdi a in. the (_) of ti lcudl l!oqi )t 1::t1 let 01 I attl 0 np iritil