The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-06-20 00:00:00

i f t,V 1 11 THE HON. MRS. KNoY'S GRAND ROUT. >SUej : LONDO.-<, SATURDAY. Jerre . We understand that it WA% ni , t determined, until yesterday, to send a brigade of arrilleil with the V.xpedition. Whether the pis' par ations, for that purpose, will occasinn any d, lay in the sailing of the first division of transporis, we do lint pretend to say. The first division ex:seeted to sail yester day. Maj.-r-general D ICKSEL. the Commander in•Chief of the 23 Royal G,rman Leg;on, remained at Ramsgate, on Thursday, A small vessel, with his horses, baggage, and stores, was hauled down to the harbour's month, to take him to the Dowas, but it did not proceed. Transports continue to ar rive daily at Ramsgate, hut no British troops have yt embarked. The 13th Light Dragoons was the lonly regiment, of that description, in the barracks, on Thursday. The George, arrived in the Clyde in 19 days, has brought a New York Paper of so late a date as the 2,3 th of May, which contains the following intelli- " Naar-Yo , k, May t:). 1111'.1 : oßtmn oP enUSCIL. At a r. 1 / 1 • Palace on Wed n•sdty I Is., the toll:m.1os Orl.l . i . Council swab Present, the KINC;I Mast M sty It .11v 0r•1...re..1 lv 1..; .2.1-.• in e not . 4 , that 3 .. Sll2O yid g I. .•1 ..1, 1..11.111 , 6.14 ni ,„d Krem..sl, wlllctt, 1t... (104 .4 i• ...r , ...it, hare bee n . anel a t!“ , 0 1 • ii. 1. ovdttorn. atialt h• reit .1 :1 •Islg 1 in 41, 1 , High c, n ,,, „f ad:,..r.tty to -tool Iv the I h 2,1.1.1,15 aforahaid , not to .*•..k•Cilti..2l, ,i• 01.1 Slit!. and (;,,,,,:, o • .e,0,tt..11.. port. Ant it is fun!. 1,•'.2; 3, 11. a Sm., :01.1 I.; Leloogine. A2•l not in altar riot Isl.olo l 7....2•14,1 such Shtps and ho I ,• 1• 'I- to It;t:11 any pert of toot •.r gilt CI 1 1 11:1• A•tli C.. 1 41. 11 I"' .' 4 '.s :$.1. 0, 1 11 1% 1, aLeesa l, l, which shall h • .$1 . h ,t.i- :1• tt, amt soing :•, t.;;•trale to 2, IV 22i. , ::: . 10171, Shall lot ‘elthiAti Ali I 11. i.sl.. 11 04g111 .11 I ,M: . 0 1 l".t• 2,1 ti 31041 V. kid 11 , 1 101 t 14 , 0. the t'.• 4;11 , 0 1. nl 1 * .••• • •••• •• o, C t•i \ . • or (hi. • I C•4lft of A I•ni,..fte, - oo I-. 11:.": t.,2212u, a, to them in..) , W. F.‘WKE:`,.....1. This Li iv gave her first grand rout. this sea son, on Thursday night, at her elegant h. use in Upper Grosvenor•stre.t, which was opened for the first time, since its being complete t. for the reception of company. The grand geometrical 'tailrace was brilliantly lighted by a beautiful bronze figure of Di tea, bearing patent lamps, 0 'A la added to several Grecian glass lamps ; the t.O ;A. choicest flowers were placed with the greatest taste I h• I.lllf at the bottom of the nairc Ise. Five grand draw. t ag•roomi b rmed the suite of apastme nts, and were , 1 0 4 0 .1 14,1,.t. fitted ins in the most magnificent stile. In the first n • drawing--con is a most superb large mirror, neer t. ten feet high, and five feet hand, placed at the f A dniiattr, uager end of the room, over an elegant marble I ,ens Ina ) , ,t t; tablet, supported by a granite stand, and two Egyptian pillars of the same stone were placed on i each side ; on the tablet were two elegant cut-glass ' mutes with icicle drops, beating wax lights, FINTERTIINMr. r Al' THE NEW ROOMS. which refl-ft. d into another large mirror over the chimney-piece. Musical-clocks, mounted M or-trehar, Oa Wednesday se'nnight, the Right Hon. Sit Some Dutch rapers, to the 14th, and French and and various curious ornaments, were placed in cif- st•thn Newport, Bart. Was en•ertained at the Isl,w Hamhurgh to the loth, have been received in 1 frrent parrs of those elegant apartments ; from the Rooms, /17 a hurrierwas a,sisithiy of his friends and town, but they do not firing any news. The French I ceiling of each room were suspended diamond cut- . fellow ci.ir,ni.' Mann fise o'clock, the comnanv '. glass lustres: the whole, when lighted. had a very I sat dawn to AR elegata din-er. The lunge:neg . . Paper of the 9th, contains the 77th Bulletin of the grand etre& Refreshments were served to to: room was clef , TAted with l.tirel, etc., and the Grand Army, dated Finkenstein, May 29. h, giving i company on the most beautiful China. There were dinner was laid . out with Iv eat taste and elegance. an account of the siege of Dantric„ with the anti - upwards of 5)0 persons present ; amongst whom During the eventg, a gestAt number of toasts, in- I were— chiding the 1011. ning, Seery given by . tiastust. des of capitulation. stipulatiog that the Garrison is 1 Prince's George and Ango.tto , Old-rikergh; Prole! Baer- Ki en, Fs Chaim in, and others, which were me hare ; the Duke and Diches.; of AC i ot ; t h e Threi,i03,,,i30% I c. ived with enthusiastic api'ttU e:— not to serve against the French fora year and a day. i t 1111.1 , 11 11 ft aunt SAlightlf: ; the Earls of Hardoicke, Westinair• 1 .. rio si•,:;'• 'This has been known for some time. The cause I land, Limerick, Man•ri'eld, Harrington Mounttiorris, arid i '" 1 h. .: (I eeii and It nyll Family" C w `h c , k d e niont i ,4 ,,h es h, ; ,i t i lie : l / 4 ( l .:a ., ::m . es id ses af Ely, 'Monnrnorriz, It a .d. s, Th ,, ii,,,,, a v,,r , I. ~.. assigned for such favourable terms is the ability of I 6 , Limenclt, !la•rin.gtou, and "Th•• I) .tie of 1 .4. and the A , my.'" the place to have hell out a fortnight longer. It is Ici ... ; . thaeleiey ; noun Elliot ant Harbu.ton ; 1.1. h.. 1ii:l -, " Mi g ht II ii.. S., J.l n Nes, port ant mir Nail's C mot, " more probable, that they arose from Bo N a r•ltTe. `C .l ;at d 'i l l i ea l tt",, i t u,n ' M r ' " l : ay F i l i i i i r;:t ; d a ße wi res E fo C ;7 2l. S E ir - t Nl)iiti 'ibis LOAM tr:i'l llceived wit!, sentiments A' lis Clark ; the Hon. Mias Drummond ; and 1 prassions of appr . nhatioa..of which woids C . 4:1 . 0 . impatience to obtain possession of the place, and Baird, and Attired C Generale Finch and Bamford. l vey no adeqii it« idea. W•loco slence wAs oole • : . strengthen his army by the besieging force. The ' 1 the Riitt lion. Baronet rose, and addre;:e.. garrison is stated at 9000 men, of whom 4000 are Yesterday morning, His MAJEST Y, the D ukeu of i Meeting neatly as 10.1OWS slid to have deserted; but this is not probable. r Cons ..... D, Princeases Soy itt A, AUGUST I. sr Gentlmen. I Mae to thank you for this aft, 1 AMELIA, accompanied by Lord GUY Da Wit- testimony of your 1-.-I..lnesi; bet hinguav cin b... Attached to the Bulletin is a letter from a French TON, Hon. Miss EGENTO%, Generals HAICOUItT, poorly express the feelings of my he krt. C"ti:J 1 l':.• Consults Tarkey, representing the Russian troops Srsocae. Ds BUDS, GARTH, and Farrows', ineensible to the fav•-ur and approbation of irs to have raised the siege of Ismael and evacuated Col. Tarim*, rode in the Great Park, and returned 1 fellow-citig.entt so often en I so si:,nally conferred at half past twelve. up.on oni, I woold be, indeed, a naorstet of inran- Wallachia, but these reports of viaories by the Her MAJESTY and Princesses ELIZASETH took tulle. A perfe.ft and indelible recolleaion is Mt- Turks ought to be received with great caution. an airing to Frogmore. pressed upan my mind, 4 your ex.-rti..rs in my be- Yesteaday the Prince of WALES arrived at Wind- half, on every former occasion ; , , these are far sor• I surpassed by the firmness and int gtity which ra The Duke of Yon x left Windsor, on Thursday I have displayed t hteugh-o. the recent contest. Ai evening, for Oatlands. thongh iemoved from power, you have yet sip. The seas of C A notin's party, last night, was pore ' , rie with usexampled energy. Yon here numerously attended. Asserted the f•-el--. : f rivflioo, and seemed fn.: Mrs. Circe rib:LD, after an absence of l re year', 1 I . viaterford the high and honourable distant:Hon rd as comes forward, at the Hayinalket 'Theatre, this intieri-ndent city : and that, too, in npposition n• night. in the part of the /t ice Widov. tn., most exteni.ve and t ha t, combination of in- Übe Countess Dowager of Wear *latent, has terests that can well be conceived. fo me it is, taken her residence at Richmond House, Privy indeed, a proud and gratifying triumph, which 5h...11 Gardens, dering her Ladyship's stay in town. only be forgotten with my ; d e. That hoe of cc:- The poke of Goation arrived on Thursday, at duEl. which has obtained for me your friendship a , l his apartments in Upper Grosvenor-street, from Bal./riot), it shall be my earnect and unceasing toady Bath. to porsue. No temptation uf office, and no hope of Loyd and Lady GRENVILLS will come to town. personal aggrandisement, shall ever make r-...c next Monday. from Dropmnre Hill. on a visit to swerve from it. Your partiality hes uvet-latel r,g the Earl and Countess of Foaraseue, in Grosvenor- deserts ; but all my future labours shall be invaria . bly devoted to tho deteflino of abuser, Cl,. ta square Earl Cnotricartostav entertained at dinner, t he promotion of the hest inte rests of m y ce::.- yesterday— try. More I cannot promise; but this I p1t..!•,- . e The Dukes of Redford, Desonsbitn, and Argyll ; Earls of myself to perform. I conclude, by st prense ist oposing a Essex, Jeisey, and Darli ng ton ; Lords Carrington, Pon- toast, which Ton merit is the strong, s .Wak sonby, Georg* Casendi , h, Henry Fitzgerald, end Mil- th e . . ford ; Viscount Clifdeu ; Hon. W. 11. Lyttleton ; sin W.lnde l iend.nt Electors of Waterford, tame..., so- W. Wynn, Bart. and John Cox Hippisley, Ban. • Samuel .! b‘ T ° lk r e ds "" Cony"— j Whitbread, Eaq. ; George Bysig, Esq. ; Harry b„„,,,,, n divided, aii.! incorro,:nala." Combe, k.sq.; Thomas William Coke, na. • Flom Thomas Then followed — Wane ; Thomas hartng, Esq. •N. Calvert, Es'i.; M.A. Tay. " The Lord Lieutenaut of Ireland " Inr PA.; and R. W. Talbot, 'Esq. " The Mayor of Watatiurd—an honest. M..n and in Cr et ' The Earl and Countess of Haanwicze gave a undiurate.” at diat.ivtant if Ps:.:i.,ad grand dinner, yesterday, to the Duchesses of Goa ea.r'esAloirleti"°lce.ir'eige7.:•• witty' DON, BEDFORD, and MANCIEUTER, the blarquis o f ".:Flie Fr e nd . of Civil and Religions Li Getty." A 'cocoas, and Lady M. HAMILTON. " Public Money applied to Pullin. Girort " The Duchess of Rl:rt./ten gave a grandrant. last " The Pura , nli.merit, and their Children td" night, at her house in Sackvillosueet, which was .... The h " s Fraiic and Cominetee of Ireland.' ._ _ .. T 't h i l iorters ot National ClE,or:inny, and t h e Parra►S. attended by upwards of 500 persons; the grand ruent rif Peculator," suit of apartments was magnificently lighted. and " The I n deperadesit Eleflors of the United Kintauet" refrethments served to the company in her Grace's Army and Nary." usual style of elegance. Amongst the company '• The Wit,h Empirt united, and IP; Sarel sec .. ine .l .4 present were-- " Mte every Man be a 4 meted to dare use itta a• His Ronal Highness the nuke of Cambridge, the Duke of Argyle, the Duchesses of Chandos and Dorset, the Mar. . the , A D b Al o:U t t rs :t i lii,s i : Ctiorlgnfaillderman Nee:tool weed. anomalies of Saliesury, Doane/me, end Be th , the Countroor Wlicit Ills nca.tti was loudly tailed for ft( n rsers 1 •f Iderryinore, Cork, Chinamen/fey, Cardigan, Sultan, And quarter of the room. It Was then F i v ..:4 trAni sae D.Walftf &sea. chair, and, on silence being obtained, sit Joan Viscount Eimer:rote is gone on a visit to the NEW POR T', in amanner which strongly marked tht Marquis of BL CKINGNA PA, at Stow. Mr You to., who is to make his debut in London, ) g o r e a ni n e f n o_l e i g n i ta m ti y o n upon the Hay Market Stage, in the arduous part el fathers °fhi s sincerely thal.k you for this titstiraonyctardis Houle, is the son of an eminent Surgeon in the city. the author of my hetog . 'Io me, it is indeed torc Mr. Yoffie, according to report, is a good wile tr,miniians!,rose.eAnaandintimaidi eovvGc.ii. gratifying, a' this late period of bis life, to witnee and an accomplished and amiable man in piss -te life. i. Citir7q. "' been conferred upon him by hi. fellovr• . , Lawamrtm has jest finished a fine Portrait of the di•stitig . uished proof of esteem which has r"" family can never forget these honourable Fru, 3 Mr. PITT. 'The lofty mind of the original is ad- your kind attention." m i ra bly expressed in the countenance. He has • ,' The Cis aflame.. Itl,ll gAt e also panned an etcellent Portrait of Mr. Nutlet*. ; t• or ~...ai Be • •vo:ene :•• „... ~ 1.111 the latter for Mr. HA A KIS, of Covent-garden. ss Mac To. ••••,- !Ear; and every hand be tin tea sr. . A monument, in honour of that lively Poet and ' enaletan eiwir•l " respetlable man, the lace CH AISIONIER A M r . rL V , I I Esq. his been recently placed in Wel•ontins•ei-A b. 1 r. 1 • 4• ti of the P''''er t ru n " ' l , l , u Ari V', . bey. It is • merited tribute of filial affed on to ' t hrow !t :C A meal al huh: deaths their L. , Tot ese succee.ler! most of thei iiillartrtiatoe:Z,..•; departed genius The late Mr. AssTEY p,ase.sStd ' I Pi "e'• great original humour; his woks the ch ,ir a 6,•- ~ ". r " . l , ' • ..;:::,,,,, ,-,,,,,,, t ', ..„....., Ili , ~,„..,, A .; ..!...• -•. • tied by peculiar ease and spirit , and 1r! Tilly ; r I co.. ...t!e,'• ..as d,..tiv .n ; , •:• • 4.1 ailAncn. . r aw 7 fairly consirered as the inventor of a new end eit- : ii.st " n, c .) N e w e .... A r retired. h • vetting species of Poetry. This monum.ait is 1" 0- , di •so .1 the. Welt. ;., ; 0 te• nit • 'io're''''" ' 1 a t ... fl ary - 2CCOM:...rtitti .I,h th. ,, petty placed in Poet's Cotner. WA. :Al st I , f Alil.hie i siiiii as•itert ,--.., On Wednesday evening. Mrs A amen.° gave to would h e t he thuct biu.ly 0 1 if , Pe t " r '' . 1,,t her friends, at her house, ill "uld`''''`i'Llu." tie of homnirahie place which he n'rs lied in I:.'r '‘: the most elegant mg ,. :4 1 ?mu , that t he se.ian leas by An honest and mit emitnag a:to:Lien •.. , . afforded. She certeuisiy had to boast of the company ~.„..• i ,t hi, nat i ve c i t y, a nd of toe en'e , , ..•, lof "0 ass Tattars." Mrs. Biwa/Groin Madamehe ihro I.ift the room. antieLt I le.! .• , I ..`,,, Car *tam. Madame Bros ACS, Madame finance', tor tos ..I applause. His hetlth seas .• - %..., Miss licoara, and Miss CAUTIItIOT I lie NALDI, SISUMI, Lseie. and several ntit-r &sun- i lthasss 1 ,,,,,, e de..; as i v ; .rc ; „irno,4,4st w hiz: .: *Nam, • with even increasAd enthasitarrn• •iii• 3 .‘. ~.. .. guislied professors and amatems, contribtited to t-e 'al : warty remark n 1 iii" roil"' I" , '• 7, .. excellence of the entettainmeitt. Mrs Bt Laic nine' - A h.ditio ,:0 50.:414 , !ao oeer 51.: W,"..• Performed • duet, no the piano-forte, with Mr. Cr. c " P"'" 3 "" " r R d i '''''''!",,' l . ::":l ,74 .o . f s I.)' '*". .. I'. Sr ACT, who presided, in a style of ex-c Moth " sib d'ew ' to t ot "? t11711..'y i r,tfiltAble C i!.;... ,. Vick delighted and ans.- ished tne company. con- T ile 1/ 1 : 7 4 iht , co „„ g et t'-e even "..' 4.1 i . . • ..... .1......, 5 ....heal nelsons. Joint= in .: " .r.-1-t . -- "‘"`" l " 4 ' l ' " ' ‘i "T"'. -- If'-l1 !: PO I? 11. I 4 publist , efl, in we Vo!nwth lino. price N.V. in t 4 (47 1. r .111 E GLORY of the HEAVENS. Rr th. Rev. T. BASEL? A.M. •'''‘ olsin to to litelt LOT of I • ic•:!o .fit d for 1,0.. g tan. Ilur-t, and Chow, 1'at:111,01cl , : • , , a•ol Mews 1t000k...n, SE Paul's Cluirch yard. 5',.71 , 1,110R MS SERMONS. day Sr.. pu'ail3l:e.l, lot.e S•xtv 'lnnings, done up separatc• the ORiaINAL M ANCSCHIrT SER. ISs, dk. , t 0., tor FVFRY SLYSII)AY an 'IIIE. d in. the 1111,4111'A I. awl I. X FR , OCC.\ I a new Sent type, In • x•rt 1 :via'," ••1 ‘lant•-eriat ot tie CHI:•“.11 of F.NGLAN II, • e• a . S e rmon.' af.• .I.h•nttt. - 4 t.. t l .e • •4 • •• • or••• 111. ~..11o1MR bet.er •da,•red In •• V dt-4. - •. - t th••• ivy • ',emus attentlas 01 ....me , nor •If • 1e.1,4 ever, 11,0 m, Ca , 1 11 e • I. 1 . , 1 1.• sl t•• U..: 'enc.. and • ff•rt .• '. •. 'I the *ltictimt whit they have ryteitted 17 1 611..1 01111 I . llt , ot the Chute.. 1 r 0 4,1 . A'e M.ma•lasne, near St. Lone ••• ; and s•a'd try all Book•eliers in Town and ("1.,0.171C11 who may tn.t choose to purchase the el , . .!,.% h Av .• a few, gt.ay be aec-mmo • • ! • ell•ly s lecret, fir a one-,room! note, 1 , a Irtmereel to the pubh.ner by .‘ll-.ll l cA. NAW-VIRR, MAY 19. 1 •1. IVorkmaii,Esq l.ite .1 , 1..!ge of New Orleans wi tile 4tti :‘l.arch last tried before the 1 • states' Ccurt for the Orleans Distlid, on a ch...ge of a ligh misdemeanour, in setting on foot a r- rxprdi inn against the Spanish Provinces of kturiela and Mexico. When the counsel for the T r....0r10n had gone thr o ugh their case, Mr. X% otkman left it to the Jury, without adducing any evidence, or offering any observations in his det.rnce. The .1.3;1 immediat-ly found a verdia of Not Godly. A mulrita& & m (limns publications appeared aglinst Mr Workman, after his acquittal, but they bare returned to plague the inventors—and served to illu ,- rate and to do honour to Mr. Workman's cLarafter. NI w•va a ic, MAY 2S. The United States frigate, Cbe*apelke, Captain Cordon, (says a ?iorfolk paper) is nn her way from W.anngton. C.)airnodorn James Bar- Inn goes out in this ship, to take cum.:tans! in the Medan ranean. . - The Wasp statap of war. on the 13th init. was at Cr tn . , IsLind. M.. Pa•riance, whn, it is said, is to v out in her v.i1.1 tl.e Blillsls treaty, had nut then arrived from Washngton. . The Pretrdeot of the United States arrived at the city of Wsshinkron, from Monticello, on Saturday lid. On Monday. the 11th inst. Hie Britannia Me. jt.ty's frigate. M 444 and Cleopatra, and sloops of ear Hulifas and &pinata, anchored in the bay at Norf.,lk. The Chadeer: Courier. of the frh inst. 1 , ..eq. t`.e B-itish ;loop of war I)'i.er dropped d )wn to Five- Fathom Hole yesterday trimming. The deputtment of Cart. LOVE, of His Bil- T 414titC M AJ:.9 i'V's ship the Driver, is, on many accounts, worthy of the setious consideration of the American p...),a1e :—Fitst, as a prr^,f, if ant were A wing, sr de &termination of the present British 1.11 reslied to America ; next, as a com ment upon the condo& of the Executive of this c-)untty ; ti.;•dly, as it opens a prosp..tlive view to a %.71 . 1,. , nr t vents ; and, Listly, A. a t rnivo:a of the unco tl!fied contempt into which t..^ p-trtv now it pnwer !..ave btong:lt thii once great tt , c nat.no Nv...it l i sp 5.. ' r t. 115()% ft genes : " The trettenner Clarlotte, Caldwell, strived here front Jamaica, spoke, on the 12th Mar, off Mataoaas, the brig "nay, Huey, et Nz-e-Yruk. front the Myer Plate fer Havanna, with • eale of verb beef; informed him, That Buenos Attes had been re-captured by the brit,slt, and UM' they had &leo taken Witte Video." Matanzas is no the North side of Cuba. on the streight of PinTida. A veuel from the Ri ver Plate, spoken with in 'that latitude, on the 12th of May, might have brought much later news than any which we have received dire& from the River Plate. We have also received a series of New York papers to the 23.1 last, inclu sive. The affair of the Driver, at Charleston, has roused all the party-spirit in America, but we are happy to find, that same of the New-York Editors have, with great candour, acknowledged, that the insulting tone of Captain Love's answer is palliated. if not justified, by the inhospitable treatment which he had received. The Driver was still in Charles ton Roads, on the 6th May. We announced, yesterday, the capture of 12 sal of French transports, laden with wheat, Roue, kc. b ,und trom Brest for Itochfort. The POIROIIe and her prizes arrived on Wednesday at Plymouth. 'll:ey were part of a fleet of 38 sail, under convoy of two armed brigs and a cutter. The ro , roune fell in with them on the 9th, off D'Olonne. Some wn.i.t. is wor•••e, pi ~Rrtt • a :coants state the number taken at 13, besidvs one att•l sat corntorta'.l ) . ' ti-stroyed. !Bating close to the shore when the 0., 1 / 4 1..„ as GA v.': k 1:*1 'IA s•lt l•;5 ronione Cattle up with them, all the crews took to ,s,d the tai!, ani b - s I huatz, and effided their escape. The rest of 5 . 1 " he on. t the cmv t 9, withthe armed ships, also ran on shore •.. that i,.in.•,t Joor 11 t• g•ttl t- un d er t h e batter i es . . m "lc jag"; lute g- 1 The Lord Pleison, Pa rss, from Zante, is arrived i• p•!;9l,tr•cr• to lierse :•is h; t yr, ald at Plymouth; she parted from the fleet soon after ' t • • 7 tric•i:. the Whi.kt•rs. Tara lie Ass reckoned Gibraltar, in company w ith several others. his ; i we. e I,.tt himself cots- eavin it •• e: ~c • ; 1 , -111,1 be roa.le r • h'el Admiral Sir I 11 , 1,4• S DLCKWORTH attended, y ; ve t•trd.,y, at the Admilalty, and had • long eon • ti •t• ex ve;t:t the '• '" "• The Nlarg•iis ot HuMrLY dnes not go with the 6 : that gallant Nohleman is now :potattzd on the Staff of the Army in the Mediter -1.• •can, in the mum of Major-General WA tcHora, .ii'J tell in Egypt. Captain Joustrom, of the I r....timent, we hear, is to go as his Lordship's txtlsorcF.',ary ail this tirrt- have cau.;ht a li. , ; !,r,..n.:1 - o.s of Coo t J. cvr- t 11.1 Y csu •e, mu%t LAVE TCt tIIt•ZU •,•ikro'; e , lndua to f;reAt Btit,t . :rt kv. v.:Ty 'ly let all Li; I.o?rs, ar..l fc,:rs test :n t: .WITT V. r r o" •I 'lce lip tit, • v•• .t thdt ts.• r..'.•::'~ , cL~m ~t art. f: jµ,•d.! Cr fri,l:l , T • .); a. ilow • SUM Of C10.1.‘, , ti the tr of Bythe. SAINT. Master, has beds rAkesi and Carried into Dover. :,•-• I a,se, uf Boston, from Tobago. for • •11,t I -1..n•!—•:.,LIo• I hAs found:red at sre--crevr savel. • It v , AS tc2ortcd, I.sst night. that Ahennen Seim h. i ,iiri i 'icutland, hat we could not trace the ' t Art At t:,t: Past A, h. Id ii Dublin on Mandsy r i la,r, to elel an the Candidates *NM... it John Cash, awl '; • • R- , e:• fir.,Let 1;o-de, Fain Thr Lnputuded, Lie following nutn• _ . 1 , " •• , : . , 1 :;,) t 1 0.- 11, • A ' • (11 -r dr• , ‘,. 1. • t.) , i •••• : • , v,•• s,t I .tt .46.1 :t• • , a t • I •; );•nta • ?.1.1 2 THE BRITISH PRESS. 1 1 A S. 1.:13 Mr tie s..ei Mr. Mr. S H.R moot Rntel el • pllte The J.I t H K Mr I. So II A .••• 11 R Mr.L ti t ►a t . ^: Or V. • .li_ ~ s li. P,Vt Vicr.ll .t.,r- r 1 , 1 L. • v. t:. t 'r . o it 7 !! %,‘ .; S • w I H , •• - we Acq. R•r F ~. , the p; own, eerou wl•os, vitro troti i Artie; mite 0 fir 10..6( (fhii Pnny :31,04 a J ti, 1 rt C.e.d pri I. ;. Kooi Va• iu • 10 tv tr,;, S l•Pl (b. 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