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

HYDE-PAR::. That the domain, erimniu.ily riled flyde-park, feeble/lag L.ittra-rww, Sertwntitie, anti thence tatendiriv to lir4- ~., . itrov4ardena, sad thriwe rood to Oxford.i.i.td, and y,atirord Ly Park-lane, bait, frost time isiiinvinorisi, beta &creed • free tiro pailr, with liberty of I-micas and cons to ail Majrtity'a Wen- reeled and well-LIMMOVII ilLat s.iLis , :to. wale son frigate, of all ages rod sexes, odhout ALs r.•noinotion, eget that ..w-hat( of the gond citizens of Loatloa 1.... rt an tiles of words, cr eurrats,ee labia, or rivers, but what thry rerrive from their Suudiy visits to said Park. Thal it has hem the tr. Wite baUtil ut lovers, accustomed in all qua is unfold thi.ir roirtint, unheeded nod "mob grrrrd by every eye hat that of hr 5p.t.....w that elurroph on tin bunches of the vpriradinu oat, ur tisc suow.whitc swan who Tidies aleie ttr apu.r the truant cif the river. That it Ist, breo hi•le &rat whrre wounded lionottr has I , ioebt rrpardin of cosmic worthy of tLe cult hero,' . . . . That t►e hi tra!,d Janne% rte dishonoured Lashed, the hales smercliant, and the e.,ll,aleinl; hirer, hare lair:ai toted towel: in Hyde Nark a rural for all thesis ewes, by iusprionion front a tree, or a plunge in the Sespautiec. 'l bat the B:11.4 and Banta of the hese uric in t confusion ; the city fair, eatehiag the a,•r of the Acid end of the town ; n ille toists.nption, care, and loan os ap p, tte, Tartish belie the lati tea that play without restraint 4;,. lino', aver is% verdant suif.ee _ Yoor Sapp Anther abca .h, that a ramoar przvaila of as hitrot:o9 to taxi a hae of large holgatll wood tka r::.1 Park, by 111V4.43 dielteatt 1,64 become a mere ,uctamser, atitiariai only th eldest front Letetticr•tielos or Golciao. 111118/11, sod that as hatieiti an ear...wpm ab.ve stawii, 'tali toasty WWII, Win IL. CAM/ NA Ye t.. W ILIC. . . 'lli.it a lady or gentkuidi eu,, in such ••cut, su longer make %we is Hyde Park. rithuat twiag .....bnued to the Lee tof all the old niase.a w Ile row. That the de, t gerate .ad aurngtenata cannot drown theta. ag'ets but is sign& of the pubde. That the wan of hunttar maned be shut, or about tig an twodua, to pc.eate i and Chalk Faro utast poggees A mean innv of ghtettLts. 'that the . WAD &eels as the breeze front the 'annulate, 111..05t :We It. purity, rani become aimed wait tln. gtentu treat the luctu%nus bitches.* ac 3 dated tgliets of the eurtnuutLag entices. That Hyde-Past, i•ag • scene of beaith sad torrential. till titas lose all its saractiotis, s►w ith its attisatodisi all its visitors spa admirers. Your tuppilast, therefore, humbly bop*, that said plait of Erick tad Nurtar may .:at be adopted; 4au you, Suppliant Will two pray. Yesterday mortieng tits I'AAJLAY, Plititribe3 AUG th.TA. SOPHIA, and AMELIA, acternipaured by vie tlob. Mr. GBP:VILLE. Mrs Et:retort. Generals I IIZZOT mitt GAssee, and Cre!onele TAYLOR and thsesow took an airing 10 incisor Gneat Park. und returned at inch.. The Queen sad PritlCeit E I.IZARETII took an siring to Frogintwc-lodge, gardens, i.e. Monday evening the l'risicesse of WALES walked in hensivisii (jostles's, attended by a Lady. Yesterday tar iisithe.s of baustwwtca huisonred Lady Ckaits.orta Ftacts with a morning visit sit her apartments in St. James's t'alaer. Yestenlav looraiag, the Duke of CAMaasMte left town fur Wia.hin to dine with Iler MAJ 11616711 stud the Paseciss . ..a. Yesterday :Sir. Gltii.LaWOOD gave a grand turtle feast at his house at Brusuptuk. Among the com pany were-- Their Itoyal Ittglinsaer tbr! Duke sad lliii her or York, the Duke at &via: Lord and Lary Kissaird, Sir Joh* rid Lady Shelly, Mr. art laity Anse Smith, Catuar Cigoa„ he. A grand subscription had was given at eer reale, near Limerick, on Tuesday se nnight. The Stewards were Major Banwaa, of the South 'Mayo Militia; wad 14'n.i.trnss BSOW E.ssi. of Radicals& Tile hall was opessed by Mr. BROW sis arid M.Doestes., to the merry tune of Sir David Maser Blair, arid the evraing was speat to elegaut Testis ity. This wo.uiug the I,lth regiment of Light Dra run)* are to be reviewed by the C ttttt Chief, on Wimbledon Common. The brat and N,COIKI regTinent of Life Cunrds are to be reviewed by the Prince of Uatv.i, on Wiinbledoii Common, to-inorow. IVorthing is bNsaming exceedingly gay. War wick-house, which has undergone auclegent repair, is enga4erl for three mouths, for the Duke and Duchess of Mostansg. The Theatre will be opened on Wednesday neat. Jonas and Pc a LrY *pen the Hastings Theatre. on Thursday next, with Lovers' Votes Mid Dawns. The lint a.arival, :it Cielteiih • Mee-. Sir Marlin Hachian, Lady Myers, Men. Mrs. Basaraik ; Skimps Lilacs aid St. David ; Pew. Misers. Maxwell, C. 111. Vereht, Wsgass, chi Steens' ,• (Wand and Mrs iblek- Gard ; Casimir. Ml'Llosintali and 11Iillsa; Mr and Mrs, Gal diagt...l and Roily, Maxwell, W. Saaiiifeed, T. P. Larkin, Knight, Popes-, !dimwit*, arid Large; Mr sad Mrs Tow. good and Ma. pis ; Messrs. dyluser, W Maxwell, IL.42,llry dun, Ferriday, Warms, French, Klock, Dunewnlae i , UM* sea, Gorden. C. Banat, Ksy, Manwnsrsley, Watts, ritatiaiN Bert, Blackburn*, Div, Aitlir, Bays*, Rogers, Liddell, eraser, Hamptoa, and Kalsisa ; Mrs. Every, Spit, Bargeas, au/ bails ; Misses Maws, Wciluffb7l. . 11 "ook 64 " . . The Salisbury and Winchester Journil na3.-- " We have authority from Mr. Beta., late Master of the White Hart lust, Winchester, to state, that these is a general inisundtri.tanding respecting tne affair of gallantry, iniuto.stil to have occurred at that house, hetwasa Lori{ S. and Mr.. P. ; for that lie, Mr. wee % not in the bed-teem, and never sow the F ames i.e the room together; neither did the Noble Viscount offer him any terse of com promise." The Rev. Mr. KIIMBRIDE ha. given to the church of Ileaket, Cumberland, a silver flaggon, value 111. 166. for use at the sacrament; also a cuinea for the poor sullirers in French prison— ail instance of benevolence rarely met with from one whose property iu the church is only 40 gui neas per annum. On Monday., at Portsmouth, the battalion of infantry' volunteers, wakr the command of Major Castrux, were iris t rcered l Colo n el MAN non ..31, sr Iw expressed hit entire satisf.u:titni ut their disci- Wine and soldierly appertraiive. After the inspec tion, Captain BURNEY gave :t roost suntptuoas dinner to all the officers or the battalion, Colon e l MANIIIOOOII, Major dltasar, and several other gen tiernen, at the Mae Posts Isto. Mr. Wises, Ports mouth, which was versed Ull in an elegant style.— After dinner, several appropriate cud loyal trecsur were drank, and the eve,sinq was spent in the groat est lionsmay and COU % ivsality. MR. wffirazajo LOIZD HOU .1N1). 'Mr. Whitbread has written a letter, just pills to Lord llollaod, upon thel.rceent state ut _Spain. The follor:iug is an c.:triset : " After our friend Mr. Sheridan Lead gieee'nn eke of his lelieUtl4lll to ask some quesuu.a. of the I►iu; r Ministe r s relative to Spasm (a pecird whilst I was not !invent), lie defer.cd hie motion Irons the time first appoiated to another day, cvlieu I was in iny place. 1 then publicly hewn' has to trap his Intention altogether. On the day on which he did make his nostiou, I again publicly expressed it wish that the cliscusidica had mot bent brutc4ht forward, because t h e crisis ap. !,eared to me to delicate, that those old' , who were in poncessioss of all the information whit lc had a:- wren, could judge of the steps tit to be taken. 'i.ei disclosure of such information, much twee of the sources whence it was denied, might in -.Any have been atte n d e d sv;ili da..ger to particular per sons, and with disadvantage to the greet cease of liberty in Spain. I thought it a Calf! is which the servants of the Crown ought to be lett perfectly free and unembarrassed to choose the moment ef eciininunieatioe, to form and execute their own de signs. I certainly could not an far forget all I had felt and said on their past conduct, as to be at once persuaded that the present Administratiou was composed of men who were the most tit to be trusted with the fortunes of the world at such a crisis us to suppose that there was any one amongst them peculiarly adapted to the task of conducting to a happy issue the efforte o f t_ .peeple. jest eateries *pen ea-draggle igalust ty •racitiy end oppressina, as glor:oes its all its circum stances as any that has ever yet twee exhibited upon the face of the earth. But they ant of the nepointraent : to them the Mercies of the kingslein are confided. If they had thoin t ht ■ public and authentic declaration of the sentiments ut noth Howes of Parliament 11CY1r41 , 1,, a %I.swags: from the King would have ilil , %%ertl; by ass aieniewous and exulting address ton the Louis and Comnaons. If a less formal e‘pnosuioa of feti ng had been judged by then, advantageous, the question upon the vete of credit, which was mired on the saute day, afforded a pre v ia oppurtaility to the Clutucollor of the Exchequer to have stated !nitre-hogs and those of his colleagues, which a conkl have been rucechmod with enthusiastic acclamation by the House. _ Neither of these courses was taken by the King's '.)linistas. Mr. Sheridan made his motion, refaced hy speech .lowisig with those genuilie feeliug. of liberty, of which be has been the tried friinnl, and adorned by those talents which he hie Ini.g and so tria l ; 'tidy exerted hi the public iersace. Mr. Caninng professed the objects of l'ioverismiit to he purr and unmixed for the anp port and assist..nce of the rising spirit iu Spain. Lord Caatleres4li spoke also. Mr. Ferceval ass silent 1 lamented that any „notion had been made ; and iintsing that pissed duringthediaeuss:oi.l d me to alter my opinion to its inexpediency. A few days alter. hi one of the stagy* of the act of appro priation, 1 recalled the attention of the [loose to the lorincipal topics of discirwlon dining the I .te Session, amid made some observations non the geheral situation of our affairs, both tair, domestics. .1 still abstained trout any cotillion of far the reasons I hove just stated. Since that period, (however short the interval), the face of stliiirs has greatly changed. leas has arrived as cheering to the heart of man as ever was announced to an salminng world. Leery part of Spain, nut occupied by the French troops. has separately, and vrithoni any possibility of previous (*oral, and yet i u if by common consent, declared itself against the in justice, cruelty, nod 'repression of the numb Emperor, and for the Prince of Asturias, under the title of Ferdinand VII. The tuition, rn the ate settee of it. Government, without brbaking forth into those claim's etceteras of sauguihary licenti ousness which have di:igraced the {deal cause of other comitries, and brought the game of liberty into disrepnte, is now committed against the power of Fiance. 'rho sob& siiiiciimion of the prising • vents can no longer be injurious, by faimisig flame which might here bees kindled to the fruit less destruction of the virtuous and the brave. cannot now render abortive the plans adopted fur thane meccas. " After the communication made by Lad Castle reagh to the Lord Mayor. I firmly expected some application to Parliament for an additional rote of credit ; or at Least souse Message from the Crown. When such a proceeding was nut of the question, on the day of the prorogation itself, I expressed myself shortly on the subject, in my place : but the momentary expectation of interruption pre-. vented my saying all that I wished upon a - ir of the topics, and from entering upon none of them altogether. From what then passed, I found I hind been before misunderstood. Upon such a subject I eurmet endure misrepresentation, the consequence of misunden.tending, and therefore I address my self through ou to the public. " The whole undivided heart of Great Britain and Ireland, nay, of France itself. and of the world, must be with Spain. Would to Gnd the whole un divided strength of the world could be couthiued at this moment against the awaits of her oppressor. in Spain ! Ministers hiel declared that no mixed iiitertsts should interfere ; that all the exertion should be for Spain, and Spain alone; and I am hausy to acknowledge that the part of the King's spftch, which relates to Spain, bears out the pro e, soon which had been before made. It has my unqualified app , obatioa. The policy is lOWA. and the expressions could not have been better ehesen. •4 Arms, ammunition. money, let them be poured in with a hand as liberal as can he conceived. All they ask for l and nothing• they do not ask for. Iran army shall hereafter be required. let on con sideration of rank or favour interfere in the selec tion of the °Ricer to command it. The stake is too precious to he risked in instil...luau: hanri4. The country has a high opinion of the military talents, the gallantry. and the other qualifications, of the officer now in Ireland. ready to embark with a limited force. May the appointment of a general for any lurger force be equally judicious, and equally acceptable to the public. 'rims shall we render ouraeives worthy of being Ole sa e sorters of seetiith velour, and Spanish virtue. Titus 61144 we best add to their eliinee of soreass--thim shal i we render the must effertpal service to t hid railing •and the world. Tine (owe is indeed the eaut of Justice and huniaisity—ii it prospers, stupeuilovia ly glorious will be the victory. If it fail% their enimine.or whit have ohtainee. any thing rather thou holuisir ; but the S l isra.ints et' this day will be re corded to rue latest lowterity as a irecn,rlr deserting of s better fate, rad they will have afforded a no ble exintiiile for tha pa,latlM, of the inhabitants of there: 114/4411d0, when their battle, the hot battLa of tae /Lain l ie:us *oriel, shall be fuught." SPANISH PA TR 10 A V K-1104/MS. Although an intended meeting or the ititshAity and Gentry, at the west end of the town.*** nu minuted, it . , public ailsei..iseineot, to be held yea tealay, at the A rgy le-howler, fo; the 'burner of enternig into resolutions expressive of their 'admit gratification at the exeitmis* mode by the Patriot. of Spun, ogaiost the unpins oksd and unprecoleol ial tyrulitly ofthe imptse;or of the Condor ,t, forty persons atteuae.l. After au ineffeetoth ,;‘ of en hour subsequent to the appointed film., tenet Grtville addressed the Gentleman assem'cleds and, in a very candid speech, arkicisslelcsi teat he was the 'meson who had smut (lie ad v tisement for conveusug that Meeting to the public journal.. Redid so, tinder a strong at‘i bine:•rn impression, that, however univerol the femur of cabae was tiewiesgieent everril.serq.- irO.persoiss in this , std he - was coo vioced that a public imp ice of the popolor feel iog Is the metropni, %%. , 1; d br atTivied w:tli the laost salutary effects, ..srotisie.; the energies of every other part of the empire r avowal of it s senttrueuts, cud thereby cow:imamate to the brave Patriots of Spain the symis.,:lay end earnestness entertained by Greet Bros c: in their mist-. Cri der that impression he kJ nrrayerl the intended meeting, end had prepn•: . certain resolutions,' which, from the thinness of tf:e present assemblage, lie deemed it prosper not to bropose. To whatever cause nod Csinnelsovins attributable, it ises not for him testi:witty; but he did think, under such cir cumstatters, the more suitable conduct was to lease the miginatitsu of the business to those respectable persons it, thr city, who had, us till OCC3/10US, evinced their readissem to come forward in support of the best interests of the empire. The nieetire,‘ was about t 9 diSta:fee, when Mr. ileall‘l , f s ?V -confiiirodell a Committee to be appoints./ from the tientlemen then amenable'', end Oust it should Ire instructe.d to take sabit measures as were cal culated to colleet the public voice of Westminster, by a Constitntioruil Meeting in falser-yard, or Na'estmin.ter HAI. This p:oposial not enertiov the wishes of the Gentlemen, after a fee words in ex planntion from Colonel ()ravine, they immedi ately separated. Mr. Wilberforce was. es we &menet', the only Member of either House of Parliament present. e‘4.. 4 The !nimble Petition of 14:.• naelary (7 , nive •f .11g.ie-part, to Cie Sr:v.:yore 1V44,1 1 A and .i•ore.ts. MOOT RIM/MY Sttrwrrn DUBLIN, ..1 U I,l' Si. Yesterdits Sr Arthur Wellesley setit off his tiorsrivkit Cork: . He intend* to follow himself dsy or to-morrow, ill under to take the to:l'l'lmnd liumeetors-Geiier:ll yesterday lot ernoon. .stoisprd the use of bruin in the ; urikr at Government. liesterdej, iw the Court .of King's Bench, a Criminal Information was grouted, on the proves:us tiou of Patrick , Ludlow. aguiast Mr. Garnett, a Magistrate of the witty 01 . estmesth. It ap peared from ttie adidavita, as stated by Mr. Setj wit Ball. that Ludlow haul ten brought before Mr. Garnett, oa suspicion or hiving stolen some bacon from a persesi I, i s the name of kitauigaii, what Mr. Garnett strictly ea/minted hint, and he persevering in assert Sag his innocence, .'.lt. Garnett easieed him to he stripped nairei, and tied to a gu-rack, Where Mr. florae; t himself floghis. with beech rods until be feinted; that he was then taken down, and sent to the Block Lion, in a fade village a'sout three mites slatting from Mr. Garnett's /mare, where be was kept a close prisnuer fur three or friar days, without any medico' moiatence s although his bock and loins were braised tied ulcerated by the loutish inent he hail surfrred, *A that Mr. Garnett had 'hint then conveyed from theiice to Dublin, toldajor Sire, to lie put ou ship hoard; but.that the Molar thought it prudent to liberate hun. Mr. Lull, who Wai Counsel for Mr. Garnett, in eztentiatnin of the illegal and oppressive conduct imputed to his cheat, e.ideavoured to impress tyon the Court the very doubtful cbanniter of Ludlow, the pro genitor. who had beau before charged with having Atoka a pair of brogues, and who, be said, but which was denied by the Pnisecittor, whilst tied up end cinder punishment, had coati-word hit guilt ;he iv listed Mr. Garnett bad nut flogged him himself. but bad employed one of his servant* fur that purpose, and that Ludlow had not 'actually Not ed ; he admitted he bad sent him to Shaw Sier, to be pet wr board ship, whith, in his ;Mr. Garnett's) ides was a milder treatment than committing him to where he might remain for a lung time, a ad, if foliar' guilty, he would 1w transport.l. Ludlow ism proastit hid, aimed IS or 19,,, cursor age. The crimp en the.Curnigh of Kildare contained on the. Id instant 13000 meo. Demerol Sir D. BAIRD minutia:ids the whole, and under thut gal lant Officer the troops are likely to derive the great est skill in military discipline. The whoh!..of the troops are daily exercised, from five o'clock in the morning until ten, and in the afternoon, from live until between eight and . We understand that M4GRAIV, the Ross-shire pedestrian, will start on Nloiolay next from 111nn chester (where he has beet. resting himself since his last journey) for tlfasgow, Ma fur fresh 4.et of 300 ginneus, between the smile parties. The distinsee het okixt MaLicheiter and Glasgow, this route, is 2IS miles, and the time all owe d for performing the juurnee is 66 hours, being x the rate of three mif.• ma a half per hour, all stoppogee. Should this new champion for pe destrisa nmowri succeed on this Devotion, it is :uAiit he will challenge all the Wi.ons and li tacr.Vrs in the kingdom by the rod of Sereetn tier. lie is shoat : 4; yeam. olj, a ...into." and s.liletie form. IIA ir rrrELLIGE.'.CE. COURT OF 11L.1( 11, fi. This being the last day of term, it was wholly act:opted with motion; of no gnat pu!,,ie iliterest. Mr. Armor loosed for a rule to chew mule why I, writ of prohibit-Mx; should not be Limed to the F:oults . ritit a! Court, at Litchfield, to stop proceed.. ings in a suit comirersitia t:, thee. The question at le- oe ass vOlleernluß so iiiimesnorial ciototn tf tukii,g ti thee by ibe ell cnth cock, instead of the troth, and this being considered as a tetc!roral con cern, was, therefor.•, thought to be without the ;u -risdietiou of the Spirituel Court - i.rauted. POIJCi 10W-QTRICIFT. Yesterday, • mss arm basegglit before Mr elrorgra voilocato• of timid( rat • young .1.460'0 tLroat t..e iinatmerbood of Ilainintesti. on "f eviiputog. hi . .niAttid of respiciun n eatienwly Might • aas as ral- 1..,,s mitat Mel b'=:4 at oork, ou Tuesday, m • hay looker for du Earl of Manalitlit ; lic'erce eigkt mid Enos o'clock ' i:. the caroling be IV lb JhlietVild by three tato ea shade is alas , . by 'hr ade of a you•. 4 aroniaa o their moisruach be ealaid to Oleos for assistance; likes ihny come op, they foa..J tLr r.aca ...maw. throat aka eto, tied Maid vast!.., •im serf teely frotn 'be wound ; dui oc a Li mos.+ of • doctor: they oar" goer, tiro 'MeV, wku bad beim at ascii welt tLe Pr.. mgr , id ILc CUlthe a the day, tic tbe Eit.i ti Tfacifie:d, posstil by, au they ossimul the Prisoucr is roaviehig the 'Nana: ironies to to.: scaring a. itc.lostf,e ' where Mr knew, • inezeom moo arrived, wbucaaaawet the ',Quack dan;casit it, mut prailititucal it tali', daliverour ; the vriut , -pipe het being cut :l rough, there arcs bet little desiSt of it•ii matelot The y.mag truss., remained tavanibie, and out able to tell Los a* esisit by 'tits wound, and the irtit.o..er tut* fret. coca %Pito, her, wader auspicious eireihnstanceat was !skis tato casts.dy. Ilhe is • servant ha • fatuity et liampuesol. alwa Myer. was chargedl with melding Martha Phillips, the Miami child of Jesse Plinio, a 10ms-teller, of Dnir ! ,- lame. . The iufant .is shoot fetsr years of apt .ihout half-past six o'clock, on emuiog, she WAS piapiog 12 , -trlirr chow, when a , ' Prukoner was ,:suoruud to lake bet up is 1.,. dna., sad had taktu Seer vomit Ova doors oil, ',hill Isle was stopped. That Promo: was cinnuitted far further fucanunation. /1•1i11104-Hol.;,1:- SA(:fti Lir: E. Yesterday, the tradeamen ,:harzed held, the Lon• Marun,w,unpriou t-f **Wise a Paris:, I add,. iu Bi shoptigrote-iteset, of all the Chat at Plete, to the aulauitt of awl. sumo ouerrwriat • ki n g esoutaid.o.i lie lad bets remanded, io %podded) et ear proof to st.quit biro el-ins till. has contwitim.iit for trr.l The &reacts of the Parolt Clerk atterded, and swore to their rico/ the Prisoner th. church keys, sod their reedy_ log them back us /tidily, at loill:pact throe o'clock. robbery apogean to hare beds committed before the,,. • GeLlociaso hum Pimlico "aid he spoke to the Palmer just by the Template, *boot foto o'clock he sad the P. 4. &otter is • tweigster ever) good ehcacti.r, and very orgati. . die is his hoe of boomers aid that Witoom Gavial sat due& him capable of such • dime. Ihe haute 41 the t souse, awl coy farther particulate of ILA roommates% we decline to g;t • fur the priest. The Luau NI •To a r..in"eoled Irmo fur a I .rther hearing The Proem r persists that he pet bock the keys at tea an :tete* past two o'clock. .Y EVENT AT LADY CAMPBELL'S. Ludy CAMP:ELL gn. e 4.1 ..legalh BUIL an Mot). day night, at h e r bootie, in Wimpole-street. No .ins or ci.etise were spored to render the enter tainusui t Avosthy at the ttnsorro swami dist n g lewd p.2.40ns who were iii..tcd and attended. The . *hving commenced at en early hour. At: ete; t aut supper followed. Illaruomy sa l pleasure precuiled, until an event happened in the ball-room, which banished all the hapiiity!ss atd roisifu.t from the scene in a moinent ; it was no lots thou use snd dcu death of one tiie dancers, Mr. CALVES.?, w 100 actually dropped down dean!. Mr. CALYSKT bunt a Llood et owl in going down u real. l'he tiltuust terror and distress were depicted. its the coun teunuce of every one of the guests ; as for Lady CAN raEr.L. she fainted front the fright. This me hincholy went broke up the assetulAy. Most of the company departed -in tt:Uls. Mr. CAM:kat W. 44 a young men, ouly 23 years of age ;• he wits touch resioicted in a very elteusive eirele.ef f lends. Ile was the 3oti or E.K. of North Auti:ey• si rect. EXTR.IORDINdiff DES RY. A soldier's wife. at Chatham, having gone out to work, left her child and her room in the rare of a woman, who sloped with every thing valuable in the aparttuesd, and he child ; after wneh au.Niety the mother has recovered her talent. 1 hecircum stances attending its recovery are extraortlinary.-.- Thel%ll,llATI who had , a.minitted the robbery, went directly lir London ; when she arrived there, and had walked for some tithe through several of the streets, she saw a poor woman standing at a door, whom site requested to hold the chit(' for a few ini butes, while she atrried • bundle into the nest street: the geed woman readily ronlientod, but the other never returned. The child thus brrame an additional burden to u !wr-on o h o IRA Art ady a vary large awl it was kept t•vo daps and si g ht. with no other expectation th.n th A t trey should have to bring up the r had. when the hls hand of the paw woman accidentally .aw an at conist of the transaction, and wrote down to the father of the child, at Chatham. who came to town, and raurned with the infant M safety. A new palace is to km erected at Croydon, by or der of doe Archbishop of CA lArLasim, , a. a *not able residence for the Primate of all Eimeacoli— Archbishop SECILCR, with u lasciab:e and to sup port thot dignity of that high outgun, le:t coubide.- able property for the express purpose. A respectable farmer of Westrep, in the cow tv of Gloucester, has • calf, Low ailment seven wc.ks old, which has but three kg.. The two fore hgs are perfect, bat there is wily ooe behind, whab, however, servos him to walk with, which be doe• with as winch freedom as if he posse..ed the other. The crops of corn were neve► known to promise a more abitudant 'swathe, And in tunny parts of Norfolk and Suffolk, more particularly, the clovers are nucommooly ;oast:cone, whi with the grasses in the water-meads, are clunly cut, and r:aoly to stuck. Several very ham:1;010e Daum-l!Ajor's Staffs; silver mounter). *it!! the ittitiaale L. A. for I.Ori NAPol.Eott, entbmeerl. have been landed from tlie Grelderland Doti; frigate. lately brootht into Cork. There .are 11m some very hoodoos.* perasolo,..ilver tuounte.l. and r.el etu towage, in. tos.ded for praments :e.