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

A MANI 4C. V Yesterday, just as Ili. Nl.jeSty% C111111F(e arrived at the Queen's Palace, a woman, decently dressed, attempted to force her way into the Palace after His Majesty. Macmanus, 'Townsend, and Sayers, were in attendance; they seized her, and she proved to be the same woman Sayers apprehended few weeks since, under similar circumstances. She Nas extremely violent, and said she was sent by the Almighty to see the King, who was a very good sort of a man if they would let him alone. She had a petio,in.aad a pamphlet, which ►he wanted to give to the King. Tae Officets took her to the Secre tary of State's Office. Her name is Alar:ery Flew ; she resides in Star-court, Isi , ghtingalc-lane. Wap ping. Mr. WELLESLEY POLE succeeds Mr. MARSDEN of Secretary to the Admiralty, who has retired with a pension. l'he Old Bailey Sessions commenced yesterday. Rh h7r4 Andrews was charged with feloniously tak ing from one JAMES HARRIS, a box of plate. The circumstances of this case are already before the public, as developed on the examinations of the Prisoner at the Pithlic-Office, Queen-square The plate was not produced nor identified. The Fri- Inner was of course arptitod. Ifrithgni Soteeton was found Guilty of stealing a tity of plate, value between 201. and 301. the priperty of his master, Mr RAWLIMSON. of Great itsc.l-street, Bloomsbury ; and ----- ',boon. a hair dresser, residing in Marlow-street, "slary.la bonne. was at the same time found Geihe of re ceivi g part of the same, knowing it to be stolen. The sittings at Plitt Ptaut commenced yesterday, in the Court of King's Bench, Guildhall, before the LORD CHILI JUSTICE, but na case of any public interest occurred. A fleet passed Falmouth on Sun lay morning to the Westward, supposed to be the outward-hound Quebec and South American, under convoy of His MAJESTY'S ship hrs. The Comer arrived on Saturday at Falmouth, from Gibraltar and Madeira, in 21 days from the latter place; she brings no news. IThe Marquis of LA ssonwri, family and suite, are • a reie.l at Ihk. Ca th.. or Southampton. The Mar. qui. means gri•atiy to exterd his premises round the castle, by ~ ew purchases, which will at once contribute to his convenience, and the elegance and inter...it of the town. Several of the Nubility are also ,p'a'ls exoefted there A curious manuscript has lately h,ten found in the colleffirn of the Duke of Duccxecou, which contains the Statutes of th• Order of the Garter and the Bath, with vari'us old drawings. Among tha latter are the portraits of RICH AND 111. and ANN R. his Queen, which prove to be the originals from which the l,'e laud ORFOIlo's outlines were taken, as represented in his Hishwie 11.6:41. A very eh:pa , Fete was given by Capt. New yaw, of the Royal ivy, at Biackbrook Cottage, near r-ir tsmouth, on Tuesday se'nnight ; it was tar superior to any thing et the sort given in that neigh:“.tirhood for ma-x years. One hun 'red and se, •.Ity persons of t e first rank sat down to din ncr Mi.ndayse'onight, agreat nutither of persons, from varh•us parts, assembled on the road b tween D'id.te varer and Bristol, being the spot fixed for dee . Ironing a eager upon t h ,• cart Lions of a horse. which was to go in a g g 100 miles within the space of 16 hours l'he day was remarkably hot and sultry ; notwithstanding which, the poor animal performed the merciless Lick in t 3 hours, without eating a grain of corn How much is it to be regret ted that a liohle. generous. and unoffending animal is to he distressed by its ungrateful unfeeling master for ■ trifling pecuniary consideration. We give the following paragiaph is the words of a correspondent.—"Proki• family : A person who keeps a large qoaatity of rabbi's in Ileckingron Fen had one doe last week brought from her hole the amazing quantity of 23 young ones, which are all likely to live. What is still more extiaordiaary, the wife of the man to whom they belong was on the same day brought to bed of two fine girls and a boy, who, with the mother, ate likely to do well " An ox, between the long and short-horned breed, under four years old, bred and fed by Mr. Pact, of Tupholme, near Lincoln, was slaughtered by Mr. HART, of Wragby, a short time ago, which weigh ed 88 stone ♦lb had 13st. 91b. of loose fat. and the bide of which weighed Bst. Ilb. (141 b. to the stone). He was remarkably small in his bone, and had been only live months stall-red on linseed cakes. An occurrence ot an extraordinary kind took place, on Tuesday last, in the neighbourhood of Holkharn. Two gentlemen, in a one-horse chaise, on their way to the sheep shearing, stopped at a house. on the road-side, to bait ; they bad scarcely left the vehicle, when the horse taking fright, ran away at full speed; a five-barred gate, Moak np posed his progress, he completely cleared, carrying the chaise after him, and continued his course with the utmost rapidity, till getting amongst some timber he fell down, and so entangled himself. as to enable his owners to come up wish and secure him, without having sustained any material injury from the accident, and only slightly damaging the chaise. J. Nl•LAchii. Esq. ot Calcutta. a native of Glascove. and an Alaninus of the University of that city, has presented to the Hunterian Museum two silver medals. One of them was struck and presented to the native troops, belonging to the Bengal Establishment, fee services performed by them in the Carnatic. under General Sir E. Coors, in 178 a. The other, which bears an admirably eorrett impression of a Bengal Sepoy, was struck and presented to the native troops, serving under Lord Coanwat.t.as, at the siege of Seringapatam, in 1791 Mr. WLACNL AM regrets his having lost. in coming down the Ganges. a great number of the old coins and medals of India, as well as several natural curiosities, which he had been long collecting for the purpose of sending to his native ---- be able to be in the mediate medals. iniversity, ived this gratitude, Its to Mr. eapres- .._,~_~ _-~._. MONTHLY LIST UP PUBLICATIONS FOR JUNR. AGRICULTURE. Vier► of the Aviculture, Minerslogv, Manor-lames. and Fisheries, of the Island of Arran. By the Rev. J. Head:kit. llleo. 10s. Gil. General View of the AgricOure of Gloucestershire. By Thos. B.D. Ste. Sh. The Shepherd's Guide; tieing a Frs.:ilea' Treatise on Diwases 111 Sheep. By J. H'sjg. is bd. A Treatise on the Choice of Baying, and General Manage ment ut Live Stock. re. Id. ANTIQUITIES. 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The Dieranled Clerk . • er, Eve driven out of Earache*. The C inamosion Wareitoute removed from Gloucester place. 2s. The Pinter Brewer's Private Workshop; or, The Drug Warehouse. 26 _ . Hil.tary Leap Frog; or, Hints to Young Gentlemen. By Messrs. itlackwood and La. O. . . . The Versals Army Ascot, or. The Head Clerk is the Office. ds. That ! for All the Talents. ff. Pigs remised. driven into the Sal Supplement to More Pies than Tests. Se. Hew Military Road to York. is. ere. &a. NEVI MUSIC. The favoinito tong. •Tis Galt no bans to know it, yi kunw, sung by Mw Duncan ' on km night, at tits Theatre- I/nary-lane, composed by Mr. Kelly. —The Grand Hernial Sallee et Le Sint de Trion.—The Santa, kc. The Young Haw and Wood Daman.-111rtts- , 'ay An them. Thematic and words by two amatents. ant tuns and performed by several "wino and wind instrument,. op the mght of eke 4th of Juno, to Cerltua Gtankr.s. 1a.4.1• MONTHLY AGRICVLTMUL REPORT, FOR JUNE. The crone of wheat, hailey, and beans, since the went of the dry warm weather, have recovered the check given them by the hetet rains which fell intim early pat. of the grus ceding month. ' Tares, siscers, and artificial easseir, are SWF floriiisnicg and lax iiiiant, yielding an heavy swath. the him.' fannies are in a state of great forwardness, and 4 I iige x.inst 1 / 4 land las been already so-,n with the Swedish sort. The lye, rage price of wheat, throughout Entand and Wales, is 744. 64.; barley, 11431. lld y and osts Ms. 34. fen dotri.tiv, where the drainage has been tricorn, or the banks broken by the heavy rains which fell hi the 10 1 / 4 end of May, mans thousand acres of eats are spoiled, and Ore wheat, beans and barley, on the high lands, mutt misted it their growth, so that much of th em w ill never ceased hall crop Their mowing grounds, on the benkt of the rivers, have been completely inundated, sad. the cops of grass t o n av „it e d . Fortunately, the &el meadows and artificial pre which are tinw mowing, yield heavy seeps, and the erten. cow cominons are in excellent isonditiott, keepleg hog The usual ten operations of paring and hooting, for although impeded in the beginning by wet, have been mod end catried on with much aeivity. lo the midland counties the pastures eft flourishing, ar..! meadsiws ass nearly ready for the scythe, and will yield y crops. Round the metropolis the hay harvest is nearly finish,' The crop is generally of good quality, and has bran .0111 its; but the balk is not Ms great as hi some seasons. It is worthy of ohaervation, that since the Middlesec ' Lame, have dieeentinued the pretties of mating very Iv ; stacks, they seldom sister from heating and firing. The stark, now made, rarely e'er exceed Wight or ten yards In length, of six yawls in Breadth. FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S atzErrs. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Thomas Holds earth Poppleten and Heavy Ashley k0a1.14, of Bluons.butpaqtsare, in the county of Miadlest a, laJt, and timber s ur v eyors. May IS, rhuroae Kerte!! and W.llions Moore, of ililleticay, in , ho c .wity of Evoex, wine and brandy mete:lents. December ;3, 1806 .. - homat Halliday, John Coziattuttt, and Jaime Rothe.. Etti!.loo, in the cJouty of 1 arf, wonted epioom. June Vo 1807. George Gregory and Robert Henderson. of Nerds Vast Pasene, Welef r r..quar it the pa:ash 4.1 st. G is p r g n i n 1,0 Ent, in the county of Middles**, tobacconists J.nuny t 807. ‘V al earn Field nd Frar.cia Retails, a' ITlnner Thstilimstipoi sheremonins. June 14. 1807 IViltiam - Bay!ey si.d Christopher Bailey, jun of the A 4. Church yard, in the city of Bath, in the 0000tv of suatctut woollen drapers And taiksrs. September 11, Its 6 John Watkins and Joseph Wright, of felnank.rosr, rO , TI and coal-merehants April I, lb 7. Joy Roper and runshon, of Donate June 89. IEI7. D••v .1 Giles. jun. Jobe Gilts, and David Ch•de. R"ose, et Coe% b.crik &ewes'', Stonehenge. Jun• t 6, 1807 John Mea , lows Newman, and Joh, C..);al, of the London, •alosmen Juriorf, 18 David see and Das.d Ugi&by. jun.of Hattori, I. parish of St.Aisdrcw, in the county of Makilekt, bookie:l Jane 24, 1807. Loonani WiTarn Jackson and Thome, Whitehead, . _ . • __ Broterslow..tre.A, in the parish of St Andrei, Holborn, he county of Mr:ureic, ophoiders and c.sbonet-osalten June 11107. foha Watron,jun. and Janie. Watson, of glackben the county of Lancaster, cotton.nuanifafiuren. Jane 607 James Dalton and Stephen Shancroes, of Manchester, In county of Lanemter, cotton-binaries. June 17, 1807 J. H. ibckzi, C. H Pan?, and TnornasPtytheurs, ri Flond.etrect, and great Russell-street Loudon, drug chemists, and apothecaries. December 31, 1603 Hodson, and Thomas Esc/ails, of mstchants. June 30, 11107. P4F.FTOVO OF CREDITORS ,AT aulLottAu„ to-noestrow Gvrvas flan, liow-etrest, Covent garden, Nom mer chant DIVIDENDS. Thoews Jordan Hookham, New Bnod•i seller Jot- street, of r • JONTIILY AGRICrLTUIUL REPOIt lie mope of wheat, hailer, and beans, since the conitnestem a of the dry Want, weather, have recovered the et.ech gravy n by the heavy rains which fell int! e early putt of the pre. , i,v. are In a state of greet iorwaritness, and a hip c•spe o f I gas been already so in with the Swedoh sort. The sae. pro-e of wheat, throughout &resod and Wale e . imr ttittes . claws s h i4 f the i: a . . ':4 l, l l 4 f a g r. , i i i r ' yn ' 1 .641 tt , i hi ~a .d..t.. completely sl. nearly I I a r r a .. . I. : it l nyt ir i t s , ' iun , ni a . , i, 1, barle y, i , g l , m u d ' , . a .. . a l lF' y t y.i . t. e i: r d ' e i r . 4 ' e e l l .R di, ' i l t di nlii JUN .t hr i e d i ' n a s g r ei l q g y r ia s 4 a k r.by' the 1 I:' welideti heavy seta crops 1 h s e ei i B s. 1 : 1 1. 2 .4 8 e ti. a. : i i. : n . th 34 li : d " i a l l i r 1 ,. . a . . 7. : ei e e n i a ks , n i l i l dnt i r t u n , i , ,,, ' , , 1 1 1 :: ~,,,,,: ~.., ,e twits broken by the heavy rains which fell hi the Wise sail hus for et, beans awl barley, cal the high lands, mut% unlined te 1r rooth, so that much of them will 66Veff/X,•e.11 kall g • Their mowing grounds, on the Imak's of the elvers, hese ri led. Fortunately, the &Vs meadows and arti fi cial gtsvon, commons are in excellent manditioh, keeping huge stadia. t usual ten operations of perms and humane. for colemail , us impeded carried on with much aSivity. a the midland counties the pastures ere Sourithing.ehl the kis. Round the metropolis the hay harvest is nearly Ilunlie.i e crop is generally of good quality, and has tree ..,ell c,,. but the balk ,e pale a• great as it, come lessons. t is worthy ef (Alienation, that since the Middlesex hey ere:, have diseenhnesd the pnAice of making very law s lo„ they seidom Gofer from hosting and firing. The stark. r made, rarely trier raced Might or ten yards In length, II yards io breadth. FROM PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. 'homta Ho ld' Bloont.burpequare, in the county of Middlesex, ift•isit. 1. and tuuber .urveyon. May 43, 11107. l'Oomat Kerr-ell and W.lliana Moore, of 111111eticay, to 'to lilt, of Essex, wine and brandy rams:lents. December ;3, 'S. iltomat Halliday. John Coicslunt, and Jame Rue:v.ls lon, in the county of Yuri, wonted spis,tna. dine ~4, 17. ;enrge Gregory sod Rohart Henderson. ef Nerds Tut .rage, Weld . ecritiar ~ it the parish of St. George IA li-e it, in the county of Middles**, tottaccoeirts Janus', 1, ..)7. lTill lam Field and Franck Renalds, of Idpesse Thaehmsums, resemongers. June 94. 1807. William Bayley si.d Christopher Bailey, jun of the A:..-y etch yard, it, the city of Bath, in the 0..117 of Su:setu , Mien drapers and tailors. Sepreosber 81, Pti6 John Watkins and Joseph Wright, of filklbankrovr, teen 1 coal-merchants April 1, 18 7. lode .h Roper sod Oaken Fun.hoe, of Dowgste Way:: ne 29. 1807. DAL •1 Giles. jun. John Dills, and David Ch•de. Rome, et 1..• brook Brewery, Winchester. Jun- 16, 1807 John Meadows Newman, arid Jolt , Cagan, of the Mincilida indon, salesmen Joyner!, 18 7. David Oeillity, WO and Meal Utility. junsif Holborn, to s risk of St. Andrew, in the county of Middle's*, bookaelleir ne 84, 1807. Leonard WiTaro Jackson and Thomas Whitehead, °widow-nu...et, in the perish of St Andrew, Holborn, is • Linty of Nii.ialemix„ upholders and cabinet-oaken June li 67. Joliti Watson, jun. and James Watson, of Blackburn, e county cat Lancaster, cetton.ru;.ituredlurers. June 7 07 James Dalton and Stephen Shancroes, of Manchester, In t untv of Lancaster, cnttnn•spineen. June 17, 1807 J. H. Ilickis,C. Ii Parry, end Tnoreas Paytheuri, et X sod.strect, sod great Russell-street Loudon, drug‘li ,ernists, and apothecaries. December 31,180. a Will.am Hudson, and Thomas Eidille, of Lothbe etchauts. June 30. 11107. _.-../.._.___...-..- MF.FTING OF CREDITORS ,AT GUILDHALL. scemortaiiw N. cream Hall, liow•street, Covent garden, liquor mer- chant • • DIVIDENDS. 'honsas Jordan Hookham, New Boodstreet, book. seller . • • this Ginger, Piccadilly, book:relic, . . Tinian) Ilmt and Samuel Twirl?, jun. Whinny, London, warehousemen COAL-*ARET, Jure I. hips at Market Sold. Prime. 26 ..Newcastle 3 ..Sunderland.... 4 Ms Od• a 431 9d PRICE OF STOCKS, YESTERDAY 3 pet Cent. Reduced . .6 2111 4 per Cent. Long Aottuitlee linperiai 9 per Cent. Ow ann I Par it Ind.a Roods , 31. de prem. Exchequer Bills It. 4s. du. Saglislt Lottery Tickets ClMilUik fur as:lii T. 81S11, Stuck-Broker, Nn. 4, Condit:l, end 9, Charing-crosi. COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Jusa SO. Inn .e. 'am .... S 6 6 BU. U.H. 4S Lo. P hist at :sight .. 95 10 Venice n. C... • 5Z al' I leitesaam c. f.. 11 75 U. Lisbon 6 4 famburge 34 5 SilL Orem as Ow" 94 9 Sill.' Dahl* 101 an. l4 10 Lir. I Cork i l n i l i t T o d 2 . U u i s 3 de : 4 4 1 1 . 1 .., i r...r.pid a : oad : p.t.hierni.eiol:k. I. ....'• !ache New Doeltleftee••• ••• ""' )stto .. Dolla rs 3 .creel 3Sf effect. Mew .. • • •••• _ Sitto lilbna 371 I New Leta , Nab • • '''' .". armhole 50 Apt. an the Dank o' H empties BIRTHS. • it O h n a T eti ttak ni ty ,, w a t, a th ,hi e us La i :l t r er e , f at L u la ih utsina hstseolos strOH 4loll loswiri A_ r , i . On Tuesday lass, at the houft of her father T__ %N . tars. Mosey, wife of Captain WWI, el do " e "' . Militia, of a daughter. imi A , t i. h i sr a im au e n g e h e ief on Uowningetreet. tie 1• 1 8 1 : 1 : e 4 i M: 9 1 : r iti On Monday, the Did instant, 'at her i __, , K. ;fleet, the Lady of Lleas-Colosiel Sir Rubel WI f of a daughter. T A u t es Ed a in y b o u a rgh t s,t.LadsluiGuoiLisonAr grCiaseis.wilckaeldttn.,:fredillanedei4Thnisabwraik: kinh of the Middle Temple, gerg. to a—. Peckham. DEATHS. I • the B a rrack S t PbWi k De . ;art il aSlM ush. Z a holls ." r iaw bieb 11 ' 14' ga..11.8. 1.111:114"dA 'chi two years since, °whip to ill health. 4 ?wick At Orchard, In Scotland, un Tuesday se tontine, Esq. of Orchard. HIGH WATER. THIS a T rier HIS .I I:A I Ye.smiA7..i.o4turw:o9l:o77:. , LONDON sr...Primed bf G. DAVIDSON., published et court, II ..matreet. Covettegird••• sr ci r" ° ! . ' .. . Offiee. Na. 15 , bock of St. atm.& .... .res . W. S'ILICE, of Ns. 7, New Relleaveti (lie„ Orders, ke for din Papa, sent * *0 will be duly Intend* Is. . _ -