The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-20 00:00:00

7ADI O SALTOU.V'S BRAND BREAKFAST. This Lady gave a grand public breakfast, on Fri day, at her elegant cottage at Blackheath, which was attended by upwards of live hundred Nobility and Fashionable! ; the arrangements were in the great est style of elegance three bands of musk sere stationed in different parts of the lawn; in four ele gant apartments table were set out for the accom modation of the company. There was an elegant display of carriages and four. Amongst the company were— Her Royal Highness the Princess of %Vales and Duchess of Brunswick ; their Revel Highnesses t►e Dukes of Keut Gloucester ; Earls Radnor and Limerick ; Coautemes Warwick mid Radnor; Lords Erskine and JIIII3IIEO Murray ; Ladies Perry, Glynn, and Clark ; Sir A. Clarke, the Slit Yaps, sad Mrs. Heamment. MRS T. HOPE'S GRAND BALL AND SUPPER. Mrs. Themes lope gave a grand ball and.sup fur, nn Thursday night, at her elegant house in filansfiela-stmt, which was attended by upwarls of sic hundred Fashionables. The grand suite of apartments displayed the erretr4t magnificence; the drawitig-mom was briiiialitly lighted by a splendid gold burnished chamlelier ; round the room were placed gold eliptic on this top of which. stood valnahle china yasei ; the richest Ottomans were placed round the room. The timtue Gallery was appropriated for claming; the floor was chalked to represent a Mosaic pave ment. In the Picture Gallery, tables were I id fur two hundred aad fifty persons, and abeet• , :ed with every delicacy of the season. At It see.:' :k, the ball was opened by Mr. Thomns Mce,s• and Lady Isabella Ileresford, rr the f.vourite :sir of Tekeli, which was followed by fifteen coup:v , . At half-past two, the company sat down to a sump tuous hot supper. Amongst the compahy sr-re-- Prince and Prince,* Casteleirs':'n ; Duk.e of Rutland, Argyle, and Dr Berri; Darkest. of Rutland, 71ancbtetre, Ind Buttun ; the Ilitrqe4 of klu‘e,y, Narchis ess of Sala- Amy ; Earls Tankereille, Chultwou , Oxford, Carkamp. lea, Mauifield, Woitmoriaod, acd Bri countesses are, Danger Sefton, earbasanton, Spencer, °Kroft% Tato Bervia, Minefield, Ofrehnondeley, Cek, mid Bridgwater; Lards Paley II and R. Fitzgerald, au. '7. Beatinek ; Berge wad Ilstrooosa De Reber; Ladies M. 8. - othatit, Toweihmak Haar, naehewool, Perth, G. sad E. Cecil I Sire H. Das► weed and Abrabans Name; Pliatimmes newel, Burrows, Elsa Berbert, sod Beweenewe. rGEMI.VIS TIVIS WEEK. This day—Earl of Rasalyn's disaer, St. Jaearslsavaare.—. Tits Couches of Dartasoutles grad breakfast, at flack heath. Mrs. Coke's ratapsenat, Hasorn.soaser. Tanday--Cuoutass of Shaftrasey's ball, Portland place talirrhe►t's real . Tilary-stmet. Tlnool.r)—Albiais.ammatess of Buckinghamshire's mu se party, Grosvrauelhali. Mrs. Pigoa's rout, 9ill-street. gaturday...The ad of Heatmorlsad's grand dinner, naresor-sqaes. Lonl TEIGIIMOUTZ has parted with his (illations lonise, at Cloonan), to Mr. SCOTT, and has pan chaced a moot elegant one in Portman-a:ware. The Dowager Duchess of BEAU roar has left her house, in Broolon.treet, and will 'Mum in • few days. The Bishop of Loaves has been pleased to ap point Mr. WILLIAM HMTVLYT Composer to His 11sacrro's Chapel. Royal, iu the room of Mr. KN mart, senior, resigned. A woman is committed to Lincoln Castle, charge(' with the un.iatoiral crime of having mitt elcred her own child. The 60414 . , it is saiJ, s had concealed for about four nionth'i in a bor. The Rector of Eynr.hnry, ia Iluntingelonshirsi, wiacant by thesukblen death nt the Her. W. COLE, worth 7001. per ammo, is in the gift of Lord SA \s{{ ICU. Mts. B. LLINGToiII w is at the general asiernbly •f th.: elt tiny-a-hoot Pa id's. last Thursday. aad le,.t her I vo merroil in the cboruiser. _ _ _ Mr. liEws!..a: platy* *rook, this night, for the last tisar this season. Royal Highnesses the Princess or IVA I. FS SIMI tlw Dtiebess of Yalta will honour the Theatre tsitli thCir presence. Lord .cla La fly foist will leave town this day for VI; orcest ers I , re. The Marchioness of &LieSUZY bad her weal parto last night. Cougater4 of STURM' ha` wot out cords of imitation f..r a grand public breakfa+t, at Wimble dos Pa, k, on the td of next month. A pottier of yesterday suites that among the Spanish Ireldiere who have deserted and joined Cie patriots, is a whole*. lrish brigade." The veteran Owensoo is still on the boards ; he sou to Om lost Monday, at Waterford, for the be seat of Mr ' s. Su ITIISON. ?Iridium CATll.cst, we find, is to dame, for her benefit, with MISS GATTON, and thus the pub liebiN not only her airs, but her graces. Lord Foutv gave a grand dinner, on Friday, at his Inise, in Berkeley-square, to the Earl nod Countess of Sotrciesurrort, Sir U. and Lad)* PEl con. Mt. Bet/ream Reid Mr. Roststs. Sir Giotto& and Lady Aasictsot left town, this day, for their sent in Yorkshire. The Duke of Anent. has let hts house, in Port man-square, to the Archbishop of Ysita, Doctor l'rairos. it is one of the tihest at the West-end 'of the town. The trot wh.eb the Dlke rective3 for it is eleven hundred pounds a-year. The Duchess of NorcruVIIIIIEBLAND and t;:e Ladies Paltry left town on Friday for Si The Noble Muck M ho wag lately dete,ted in a Cri.m. (lc at the 11 bite /fart Inn, Wihehester, oilman' to have heen a fat one. He offered Mr. Timms!". the peeping -landlord, 50001. for himself, sod 10001 for each of his aye children, on con dition he should not divulge the secret ; hut honest lion face indignantly refused the otter, end drove off, in a chaise and four, to Southampton, to inform the hit.hand of his dishonour. Als,lierse Cstnr.sist had the honour of bring p- , spoted on Frida y to. nod tore-Justin g with, the Prioress of WALLS Cud Cie Duchess of Bairns sir at ll'aseklienth. 'I lie Prince of Count, the I).lke Count . .. of CASIDEIII, Lord Ea irni Ravens! other Noblemen, were o: the party. She song God saw the King, and the sari atious, which s'os. :utroduced in the last new Opera. THEA ra ES. Drury-Lane closed on F nday.a ft er a verylucceu ful season, for which Mr. WROUGHTION returned thanks is the name of the proprietors and per formers. Coveut-Garden does not close till the ttyth. On Saturday night, Mr. LACY , formerly the Joint-Proprietor of Drury-Lane Theatre, with Gwitutt - K, had his annual free benefit at that The atre, which, we are happy to say, was most nu merously and respectably attended. The play was A Trip to Scarborough, in which the performers came forward gratuitously to aid the reduced veteran. One of these we must particularly remark—Mrs. JORDAN ; who has always stood forward in the most generous manner to assist Mr. LACY. Notwithstanding, from indiepo,ition, she felt herself so unequal to the labour of acting, that notices were stuck up that Miss RAY was to supply her part in Miss Mirka; yet. finding herself some what better, she did actually come forward, and played the character with all that fineissirtiug Naivete of whirls she is miwcB6. At Covent-Garden Theatre, oil Satur , !ay iiilht, Mr. JON IS played the parts of Goldfinch, in /'be Road to Rmiti—and Frederick, iu the farce of Of Age to-morrow. Mr. JON IRS was admirable in hotly parts, and received unbounded applause through out, Ia the fourth act, the house rang with ap !dense, when, as Goldfinch, he describes the horse race. The house was quite full. HYb!:-PARK. This attractive redo' t of fashion did not boast yesterday of several of its most distiognisheu visit ants. The thinness n' * the groupie, in some of the most favourite ha,. ts , too pl a i n ly c h ewe d the mo m-at ih come witei: the roseate Goddess of Health, no longer coati ,ed to the suburbs, takes her flight for the .ost extremities of the country ; whore she courts the breeze upon the shore, rind flier to the an a :* oh: Neptune, or reposes with Hors an i ire-rsnasar, amitist the groves and gardens of Ir. , ei An lug the V-shienahles, however, waose ah,euce we have not yet to deplore, and who ye.tevd;,y graced the rides we.e, the Marchioness of SALISBURY. Linty C. Ceett, and the Countess of flaexos. on 'Horseback. Among the male eques trians Wet, The !Ilsi riles. of Worcester mid Wellesley; Earle of Oxturd, Teisple, Westmorland, sod Borryseore ; Lords &skies sari Say acd isle. The Miutilionesses of STAFFORD and WILLIOI - Counte.oila of emoulososi.cir and BARRY MORE, doplayed elegan carriages. Earl CRON mut and Sir Join ADM drove four in hand. HERTFORDSHIRE AGRICULTURAL AIEETISG. IittILIIAIIIMITEID, JURE 17. This day the meetin of the Hertfo.dshire Avi culture Society was he ld at Berkhampetead, and was numerously attended ; among the company that attended. we noticed the Duke of Bedford, the Earl of Bridgewat.;, Lord William Russell. Sir John Sebright, Joseph Halsey, Esq. D. Giles. Esq. General I)orrien, Thomas Dorrian, Esq. William Hall. Esq. Thonam Cotton. Esq. Thomas Pickforri, Esq. Messrs. Eilumis. Sabine, Western, and most of the reopectable A,;rictilturiats of the county of Hertford. At four o'clock • very Large company of the Nteintacii, and others sat down to dinner, at the K. t,;`.o Arms, Berkharna- Mead, (*limit 140 persoas). among si 'nom weie the Duke of Bedford, and Lord W!iliatu Russell. The Earl of Bridgewater in the ..lair. A number of Patriotic aid Agricultural toasts were drunk. and the company did not separate till a late hour. The Premiums given by the Society were as follow 1. Ten &eras to the tuner of the beet ploreb, to tire Earl of Bridgewater, Co Mr. Pleat) 's ftempoltire novel. s Thee guinea; to the best ploughmen, to John Meekle. 3. Half a eu.oes tis tho driver of ditto, to Thomas Cook. ♦. Two guiltless to the second best rleughinse, to The mes Bell. a. Berm shillinp to the driver of ditto, John Stow Part 6. One guinea to the ad twat ploughman, to John Arming. 7. rive vtilliaga to the driver of ditto, to William' Ho meywoed. •. 1' re guises* t:r the heat ram of the Mains breed, to Mr. P :hard I'leser. 9. • _u:r as to the two brit Ewn u 1 the sum breed, M • nit Iwo. Nowa,. I f hree v aawas fur the bed boor. t• Jos Halsey, Esq. . 7a o g.. • eats tle tot beet hoar, to the Earl of Bridge waie le Thiee psalm to t►e bast sheep shearer, to Joseph Ha... tB. Toes pal as to Ilse sd best ditto, to Luke Finkel. u. One gui.nks to the Jd best ditto, to Wm 11111. The chew illrm • bet were detereoioed u follows Brst 3. old sheep to Sir Jobs Sebeight. P. sr _ sr. old to the Duke of Bedford. ft•s` i.sr. old, to the Duke of Bedford. Jo•irrs think the who* well worthy the satire of tbr r lie. . _ _ Th :•stute of the Ploughs es below : draught width depth cwt. 'aches inch..., effect Kr Jos. liftearee Sussex Z e 16.3 316 00 Pluses Txri of itriAsswater's ditto 17 10.3 3.33 17 0 zho P.ckford, Esq. 1 " 1111- 3.1• 9. t • 5.6 s IGti !..i.ptnashice J. on Ilasding. Hertfurdi. to , • 16.3 4.37 14 shire Ilt.my Innen, 1184. Sussex .. 3.3 1 1 4.0 3.64 134 erifur :shire 5.75 10.9 4 2 145 Several abet; pewees* reeve in t►e lithl:lxel lb. •erk did tel esti& Ilse tv the pectieutsr ineevarenttut. The Duane of Mortracitik is .n rrineh rero vend, after elvers weeks • nonnement to her bed. or roams ala is have walked colt into Crshivtolot squats ; and the meet oodlident .....[;ectations are entertained of her speedy restoration to perfect health. Mr. Coosa will close his engagement at Bath ne+t Saturday. Cheltenham is full of company. The Young RoArias has lieen very well received in Norval, Aernt. and Heisid. On Tnesday he plat's Alex ander rf.e GrAet. sad cautions* there for rive sights mere. Tnonrisou deserves the higlicst praise for the improvement and accesinodatiois, which are far superior to an♦ other ever hroniht forward. Yesterday earning not less tbau Ave hu3died per sons were upon his walks. CAITIOLIC C WI. A meting of the Catitolie hotivelsolacra of Neatly. convened toy rtotiee, wai held in that town on the 146 instant, MARK Dert.lN, Esq. in the chair, at which the followin; Resole- Cons wire ri‘reed :•••-• Resolved, That we deem It espediest, at this time, to dr eam, that we have belied with coucern, but witb,,nt 41.4 may, the rejection oftie prayer of the Petition., presented on behalf of the Catholics of Ireland, is the present session of Parliament ; we had hoped another result, and :.s, wider that hope, our must valued source of joy wdeld h.ive herll found in the concurring good wishes of out enlightened Pro testant ft llow-citisens, so du we now find in their sympatbv, our best coor,lation. to them generally, to our illustrious adeoce t'Arlinintist, and to our liberal fillow.tow neaten, we ale our grateful acknowledgments. While we lament that so momentous • question, as that of a china to equal rights and franchises, prefe, ed ou the part of the great body of the people of this him:dims, should he decided upon soy other grsuads than its wisdom oral jns tice, we how with due reverence to the authority of Parlia ment ; and wait the mispiciuti. moment, when 0411 .Isfran clitternealt shall he abrogated; and the pursuits of useful aid honourable ambition alike opened to all the faithful subjects of this lealinsidaddsWe trust that the deelarstions made for as, and the arguments adduced in support of oar suit, will render the Conviction still further progressive, that the principles of goad government see violated by the continuation of the legal disabilities of which we conipland • that by them, the energies of the c o un t r y are repressed, an d its happiness retarded. It is, therefore, not without reason, that we enternain the kispr, that the day is mit distant, win n, yielding to none in • judt attachment to the British Consti tution, we stall bare a perfect esensausity of interest in it. defence sad panervatiee. Revolved, That we decline the offered gift of an arra; for the use of this cougreptiun, from the Hon. neuters:mit- Geueral s eedha+; ; and that it be reamed itum our boons 0/ worship. &MAACK DEPARTMENT. As Account hes been kid before the Hone of Commons, of the srvrral suns paid to the Architects or tithe' Officers of the Barrack Department, fir their per cestagc or rate of sonindesion, fur stirreyieg buildings and repairs, and settling builders' sccoasts . hem the 4th of July, neon, to pre sent time : which states, that the following is the total annant of the nuns se paid, vrix. to M. Janes Johnnie, en,nel. tn. ud.; to Mr. Jens Sanders, lti,p69. tn. ed.; to Mr. Heavy Idesisley, 1,7141. 19s. As anomie has bee% also Laid before the Haase of Com mons, of the several reins claimed by the Architects, ee ether odious of the Barrack Departninit, from the 4th. of Jaly IWO, to the pelmet time, fur @singing building,. and repsin, sad settling builders' aceinains; kit net yr t paid; which states the total amount, at Winn r by Mr. Jame Johan*, !),0841.45. id.; Mr. John Sanders, ; Mr. Henry Hensley, 1,4651. lie_ ad.; Mr. Thomas Rice, SIS:. 35. td.; and 31r. Thomas Jean, 341. ISs. ed. The architects have no claim of per tentage or eonnuissiou on repairs. A list has ben also laid before the House of Consionv, of the sonarsiocd accounts of moons expended upon buddisgs and repairs, delivered into the Barrack-Office, arm which the architects of that department will be eatitli-d to a per efutage or erlisimissioii tur surnyiug the buildings sad eta miring the neonate ; from which it appears tkat the total amorist is Els,' atil. and that the amount of per tentage or esnistiesion es the above accounts to which the architects of the Barrack 011ise will be entitled, as scar as the saute can at pro. , :at be t.secrtained, is xypgtl. The exact amount nave '..• • i. 4 on the amount of the builders ac count% On. incy arc finally attested. We understand that JOHN HUNTER, of the Navy Office, has retired on his full salary, warmly rearmaleiwkd by the Lurda of the Admiralty, iu easssequessee al Isis "slur w!-aawlease daewriews for tifty-five years. The Cerberus frigate, Captain SZLOY,• passed Portsmouth on Saturday, for the Downs, with 42 sail under convoy from the Leeward Ishieds. The Defence of 74 guns, Captain Eater, parted com pany in the Channel ; and the .Velcille sloop, Hon. Capt. KING, parted with the ships fur the British Channel. Admiral MAIL goes out in La Glow. frigate. Captain CARTHEW. which is expcted to sail thio day, from Por:sraoutb, to assume his eomniaari off Li/I)cm. He hoists his flag on board the liarfieur, of !is guns. Captain NPLEou. . A PPOI ATYRNTA.—Hon. Capt. Paget, to the Leviathan, at P:inuuth ; Capt. L. Sbepheard, to the Bruen, at Purta• s.4:nth ; (Apt. Patterson, to the Hawke, rice Ayeaseigh,de ceased ; Capt. De Coon", to the Fairs, vies Roby. deceased; Lieut. All, to the Black-Juke lug g er ; Lieut. John Davits, of the Viegiuie, is pruniptsd to a CoOntne.nder. The PuigpAemats, of lid ••tlll5, Captain Cour, remains at Spithead with th e West India convoy.— The Hyperion frigate, Captain Barnum, is expect ed to sail shortly for the Mediterranean.—Captain P. C. DUIDSAst Cottaansvoun, of the Bemoan, goes out in her, The detachment of the 20th Light Dragoons, now at Chichester, consisting of about 350 men, are to be embarked It Portsmouth, as soon as ships are roily to receive them.—A strong detach ment of Artillery is Jan to be embarked, with a considerable quantity of ammunition. Mr. RICHARD 11 . 1•Donisct.i., son of ROBERT 11PDottNet.t., Esq. of High Park, county Cork, obtained the vacant Junior Fellowship of Tnnity College, Dublin, at the late Examination. This young Gentleman has scarcely arrived at his 21st year. An Offieer of the 50t11 regiment, who had a dis pute a itli a waiter belonging to the Richmond Ta vern, %reit to St. Anne's watch-house, Dublin, on Sunday night, for the purpose of charging the lat ter with some supposed oillinice. In a paroxysm of passion, the Gentleman unfortunately got into a violent tit, which, by the bursting of a blood-vessel, terminated his existence. Ten or twelve guineas in gold. and a watch, were Mina possession at the time of his dived' uties. A few dsvi ago three French prisoners made their escape . from Chesterfield.—A young lady, ac are informed, has decamped with one of them. Died. on Monday last, of an apoplectic fit,iu his 6th year, Sir R. KERRIION, lint. many years au eminent banker, of Norwich. Ile was Receiver- General for Norfolk, to II iaich situation be was appointed in 1779. It is now known that the seizure by BONAPARTE of the territories of the Holy See, haw prodaced a great and universal sensation thronghout the Aus trian dominions. The Government, however in timidated by Bomar -titre, has even ventured to Or der public prayers to be put up in the Churches. for the restoration of the Temporalities of the Papal See. Th;s act, as itselearly manifests the diaappro bation felt by the House of AUATIUA for the con duct of N•POLEON, however he may possibly overlook it fur the present, will anquestionieuiv ex cite the decnot resentment in his mind. If hr succeeds in reducing the Spaniards to submission, he will proleibly direct his sarl atteation toserds the 11041 Se Of Avant; 4. 14W IVTELLICENCE. COVRT / OP KIPiOI BENCH, Just ti CONIVIITUTIONA! RIORT OF JURIES. SLAM %RD*. enbil. This tees an action of tresitaatt, _ The Defendant suffered judgment of default, &sod the SheriC ito issots::iled a Jury to assess the dottiages. ca nvas as follows :—The Plaintid; it poor women. lir. . in a cottage iu the neighbourhood of Deo belonged to her deceased husband, what it n,pest ed, had demised it previous to his death, 4..4. his executont conveyed tt to the Defendant, ....II i 4 en attorney of eminence. The Plaintiff w. Int., to quit the habitation, and was deter:o4mi to 1.1501:P the Defendant's title. The Defendant, riot wishing to wait the delay of an action of e j e e t ineu t, t oo k forcible • n and turned the poor old creature and her household furniture into the streets one Mete went night. It was for this assault arid tsespass the Jury were called upon to larnage ; they gave the Plaintiff 4251. Air ag,dieatioa was subsequently made in the Court of King's Bench, and thu Court granted a new trial, upon the ground of excessive damages. The ease wain went to a Jury, and instead of ,sing less t' . .ey in •cased the dataagJs, awarding the Pliontrif This day a second aprilie.atimi was made to the Court, to send it beton a third Jury, i neing still coateutierl that the damages ikere• e,cessite, and by no means sAtestoonsarate with the. lola:.'. The tee simpl e o f the c ott age was no t worth to ere than 1.201. and the i".aintiff's goods tint not exetdd 301. in value. Lord Et.t.ewitottounn said, that the Constitution had left the question of damates to the Jury and thol . it IlligAt appear to the Court that the SUM aw din the first install:: was exi.siostve. rod wade it fit to be agai:. inquired into; yet a second Jury Navin g asincui nay, elle-les!, the da mages give sy use tire, it would not herniae the Court to diiiturh that cerrlkt. There, miiht be circureeine•-s of aggravation in the ca.- List ;us tifi.-1 the ve, diet, and the Court %Email net ii.tpute corript motives to tweit e men lIWOr3 to do justve between the parties. Jir its, he would repeat, were Lhe constitutional judges of dams ;es for civil injuries, and the Court, having grouted a second inquisition, would not send it to a third. Mr. (kris r.v,who moved for thetErd took nothing by his motion. 'i tie first J..iry were impannelled at Deptr, , m. the sec o : l .l at Grosnwidu COVRT OF LoNIXON F LEAS. _ _ - Lord Chief Justice Nlcesriel,Th fin* sitting iu Term ; but the i•qttses we;. eitheg aside. fended, or destitute of pulriie interest. Mow-ttsmelre. luf made* having Imes received from Mr. Ihreingtoa, an active *temente* of Greenwich, that circumstances at tached to a issi at Woolwich, %bleb induced a americium that he was the murderer of Mr. Joachim, in a Gall sear Canada Tows, Mr. Ca•is is dispatched an Officer to Woolwich, who tusk the suspected wan into cantaly. He is • carpenter, for awns • mks unto( ewplmiaaesrt , and his hev lag bean observed to have a large soul of mosey is We par mullein, aid also some powder sad piste►, t♦em the dstemi -111.11.10•11ia shish thea.•pieiss craw dawashed. Os Sutarday morning be was examined before Mr. Gala ••s,,soles it appeared that the wintry was sot hi own, but the property of • Publican at Woolorish, who gave it 10 ►ins to pay a bill in London; and the cnrciumnance of the powder and pistols being also satisfactorily esrietuad to his ad. vantage, be was thseleargemi. A Cannier, of Ha.d•ati was e►argad with selling to lle. Wilimas Ripen, of the Coach sad Homes Yuri, me Usas•a yard, Westminster, a lead of hay, tangy-eight trusses, which contained duty and interior hay in the imse of the pass.. The charge being charly proved, be was coorieted ia the pautity of ca bd. a truss, amounting to M. las. sad ga. Od eon". A fire broke opt, on Saturday night, at a house in Brick-lane, Spitaltields, which consumed one bowie and damaged another. ♦ female antelope, which was brought, with its mate, from Tripoli, by the Hon. Captain Bur LE, fawned, about two months Niece, at Cowdray Park, in Sue.ev, the seat of W. S. Poesy& Esq. and the fawn and its mother are doing very well. MI. POT *Takes been so attentive in making their resi dence su►table to their nature, that they do not ap pear to suffer the least from the diftevenee of cli mate. 'Fhis is believed to be the first instance of tlif' antelope's fawning in this kiagdom. On Friday morning the lOU of Mr. Wools, a dealer in newspapers, resident is Northumberland_ court, Strand, instead of going to school, went to tie stables of the Golden Cross Inn, Charing- Cross. The ostler pot him on a horse, and he rode from the yard, but was thrown by the horse on the sheet, where a waggon went over his body._ He was sent to Westminster Hospital, where Le died is a few minutes after his arrival. The 'Newcastle paper stays upon authority that prosecutions will be commenced agaiust the thurs, printers, and hawkers of those shauieftdiy unlearnt publications which have hitherto heel publicly sold during the races at that place, un d er the title of Lint et* the Sportinar Le lies, and that an u ent will be preferrred, at the ensuing sizes, agasist a printer, for publishing last year Sue of those, disgraceful bi3s, tutitled " A Lint the Soliceuile Illidilesset.for 1,07." Ina few days the St ate Lottery begins Drairiog„ HORNSBY and Co. are well assured that the Schema stands higher than ever is the estinsation of the Public, and beg leave to solicit their favour s ut the present occasion. AB the Prizes are floating-- Six 'Twenty Thousands, besides Tens, Fives, Olin, Five Hundreds, and Vie usual provortion of smaller Prises. Tickets and Shares are penis); at HoarisaY and Co.'s State Lottery Mmes. 26, eoriihill. 63, Cliariug.Cross, and St. Margaret's hilt. Borough. None but those who have experi enced can judtre of the excruciating pains•atttinling tither Wind or tikes:ling Piles, as the person can neither attend to humness or enjoy rest. Mr. o f Smithfield. *4% for years confined, more or less, sometimes eron for 'mouths; as was a Gentleman known to Mr. CIII.IIICII, iron-plate en,insfactory, GiOlivenor. Melva, Bond -street, who for evesi years was sorely ifilietecl, by massy sitopostil be”mil the reach of inerheine, when Dr. (list:taxies Alterative Pills and °midisl were ant for, by the happy effects of which he is now safely rnred. The Doctor ,insulted four dit + a week, at 7t. Long Acre, i , :d 3 , Hi4h-strett, eh, 10s. age the nt at k. 2. have hcut In re— , I.ai li tior sYk yr-