The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-05-28 00:00:00

kVirkft , • Its 7RE COUMT. Yesterday. His Ma)• . - v. as u , u.il, came ►e town Ansa twelve n'elnek. and proceeded to the tetra's Mabee, where he held a private L vet s which was attended by _ _ Ple A•rhbishou of Cents, burr. the Lord Chartertlor. the Pre.kleot pith* Coo ..l , .hr•Loral Fri+, Seel, the Tire' I,nol of the Treasury , . th., C of the EaehNu....r, the ti,reter'es of Stile 1..11.i. tioate s..d O„ tonal Dv!, 4 , tment. Muter General of th . • toloaore. the Jur*. Meanie. the: :iccieogy et War ; the Otters .4 aleerater 4.0 and Niontruee ; . ni Ayle.for.l ; I.n rl • Will ...IhOr De SPAN Cohcart. awl S•wricer ; the ROM' and I Sir J. V i Co lo n I ' the K.V. Dr. Belem 1 and Meseta. rwr re mot.Gresille, kart am% . . _ f;llowint , hai tie hanour of being pres=ted Tito 1. Maim,/ (...knel Pietnn, U;410 his voltam from being G•erant a Tr,•iidati h, Rot A He-m.lr Sir J.trfle'S Puttenev, upon h:s appnitated 1 • the ;wallet i 1 1 / 4 .vum•ittt. Ur Flow 1 A ho ba::4 hollow H . Maj•.tv. upon I,u Ixtug trinilevd n th.llll.'buivie IF. het r. to S4b•barv. The tis•lv of E pia t, i..14441.‘nc1, by tile 11.410 p of Sali,44 airy. un•n 14,• retrrning tniteLni. Mr. Po no r look leave of His MAJFAI pprreey~us to his departure upon his Embassy for Nreden. His IA.ILSTX held.a Privy Cotincil. and afterwards p a y, altiie..te to Lord 1 lawocesnLit v, Eaol CAM Voscoont CASTLeittAGH. the Doke of Posr- I. moo. Mr. PgliCeylll.. Mr. PlEllittrOlNT aad Mr. Soho, who 60 b. fore His &Luis-Iv the proceed. inns of several Courts klarti S von a• ter sit o'clock, His Maats - i . y set oil on his return to V 1 indsor. rffss Pillah'S CONCERT. ...113•11 This Lady ba l d her &Air& Cnnerrt, last night, at the New Rooms, _anoiret•SClLlAte. which was OW Of the most spie.istid Ass•rtPslies of the Season. The First Aft WA. Miscellaneous. The New &catch Air, hirnonM d for Fur Voices, by Mr WK. My Imaidie le gore far own," w4O song by Miss P.sit(s, Mr. 11 'altos., Mr. Wei I.Z.VVLTT, and Mr. SALL, j.in witN great taste and _ sweetness. Wept! Mrs. VAUCIit r 4 were very successful i.t a be iutiful duet, the words by Dr. Dsaystm. Bert r 9 yew blue of or.ent sky," the music by Dr. ei.aitur. Miss POMO revived great the Bravura Snng, f• Pr , p pin Lr , nea pace," accornpanitd by Mr. Pries on tue oboe._ The Second Aft consisted of a Gsai.d Sele&im from 1-Isross's celebrated C-iropqrii.m. .* The Pas siva," for the first tisae, as a VOCAL Performance. The principal parts weer sung by Miss Pvics. Mr sasison, Mr. Wm. Kw vy krt. and Mr. 1141111. i 'in.!, assisted by ail the other priazipal Singers, and a grand Chltus 1: was ea:timely fine, and the etecution grand arr-. 1 impressive. Their Royal lfghnesses the Prince of Watts. Duke of Caw. vinous, and the Duchess of YOItIC, sat in the Kasc's Box. There were also present—, Th- Mika of. Argyle: the Ei.ls Pomfret arst Cr a v en ; the C attattsi•Er Ouzo. tel .y ; Lady Chaenhars ; !Adios Tryst man, Ellislipsong.l, and C Denta:s; Mrs. Figgie ; Mr.. Foglia:4;a ; ..111 •4 Seymour; Uoctui.lel,. 11464 reausip sof nearly all the Nobility in On Tuesday. the Archbishop of CA 'erre 31.311 V Pa -1 a sumpmous dinner. at Lambeth Pa lace, to the Prince of W I. Li, the Dukes of KiNy, Casteatesc, GI -vcesren. and Notrot.g. Lord Lasaima, the B %soli rsf Ku , DANZ. the L.. 0% !Aaron, the Lis -11111AKL AIM Of LOOM )N, the RA coasaa, Alderman Alibld•LlY • &c. &e. Mr. pasebiwooo. the Army Agent, will give a sturtrunus dinner. this day, it his ho use in !tromp ton Park, to the Prince of Ws Las, the Doke And Duc`mta ot YORK. the Duk of CA yso T00t.,&.• &c. Yesterday, the Cab net Ainisters klitleti with Larl Csmosit. Miss Dwarves late dangerous illness w.is a bilious lever ; she is n iw heal)! recovered ; and the public will very soon have the pleasure of seeing their favouri:e a 4 ain. Mrs. Sinop... 4113 Master Burr are espeded to perform At C.iel:eitharn during the season. sir FA A t•C I i BUIIIIITT left town on ruesday for his villa at Wimbledon, where be intends to remain until his petted recovery. Lady Ntotiesisnv entertAired a sol.id party at &trier, ye.tre.t.sy, At her house, io The Countess of Esssx's grand rout, last night. was attmded by upsvaids of four hundred Nobility. The Bishop of LONDON is now nn his trien nial elitation tlitouits the counties of Esse: And Herts. Mr.und Hrs. H. Sumoiss go to Worthing, this season. ' The Karl and Countess Foarascve, left town, yesterday on a Vitit Lard BYLICCLILy, at his seat, at Englefield green. The Marquis aid Marehinuen of L VSOrftV't entertained a selett party, at dinni•:, yes,er fa r amongst whom were, Lard &toads, Lady 11a liti.rtia, and Count MUNSTiII. Ihr Marchioness of Laissnowd gave a grand last night,. at bee elegant house, in Bei Leluy. Hittare, which was attended by the orineipal kills , to town. The arrangements were cm a vcry grand scale; the gimlet hall was lighted by a mag n.fhent painted glass lamp, with ten p.itent rare. The left wing of the house was 1101 , 41111 y lighted. The company went through two magoi ticent apartments into a Turkish tent made of white and pink silk, aith rich fringe, which °ro ad to the grand literary, which is wafer, fur ti antiquities it contains. The finest antique ,:tires of lire-cries, /11.renr N . .Isoiter. Jerno..Salea.u. and several oilier., were displayed to great ad 'tulip by Th. brilli4o , which were placed fo ••444e blaiielies, added to three costly diamond cut-glace Inures, and stand glass lamps; the whole had a most bralliam at.swarattec. The apartment adjoinin g to the tent w.s Appropriated for rrire,h merits fur the company, arspingst whom were.... ii Itoyil Moue.* the Iluku el t Antis 44.• t h e 10.'" ur Amor; the Ilts,te,4" ..1 I.erth, 111 ,, wiwt. t 11 . 1,4 " 4 . 4 0..,,,t, the Ma 4 chione.ew. %.11rorourv. Ilrett.rt, Aoc,p.a, revs Don 1,4.; UN Cutlotesfts of lionnt Ettgertornhe. sdu m , Und i gew44/, Tabut, 4:4 CaskawaWaLty. LAW pr rELLIOVICE. CJURf OF KlNq's quliuttAci,MAY 27 .Slings at Prnis„ ok fore Lori Ck4f Justice ELLtesionoVOS. CONEY V. ANTo. This was an Adt.,n brought by a publican in Grarelline, sigainit the Upends/It, WISSIAq sailor, for three weAs' maintenance AnJ lodging ; and also for slipi supplied to him . aml Ms comrade, one Withal**, fur limas he was guarantee. A person of the name of Hawes was caned td prove the Plaintas case, but the proof of mainte nance and lodgiug Mended °say to five days. The Witness, in t h e course of his cross-examination s aid he had advised the Plaintiff to attest the I.le yendant, and keep him in piton until the sailing of the Last la.tia flee:, ntlwn Lt could make money of him as a volunteer. it ap;iearing that the Plain tiffead.received a :meet's wages of the Defendant, amounting to 41. which wilis tonre than covered the sum proved to be due, in ellide4ce, the lay tows& a Verdid for the Defeedgat. 1141 Si( •. MAO 41. L. Thic was an 34t1011 upon a Lilt of Exchange for 451. 3i ed. broueit by the Endorsee against the Acceptor. The Bill wo drawn by one Agett, upon the Derai lint, hs whum it was duly acupteik, and dated the 10th of February. Mr. PARC!, for the Plaintiff, having produced the necessary proofs of handwriting, itc. The defence set up was, that this was an mom moiation bill, as by a memorandum pro hicud would appear; and the date having been altered from the 10th to the 40th, after the bill had been ac..epted, in p hot of law it was contended, the Niil became vidarr d, unless there was a new stamp. 'll4 drawer uf the Bill in question being dead, the me morandum, stating it to be an accommodation borrowed by the Defendant from the deceased, Mr. Ant tt, we t s put ie and proved, as grouodieg the de. fence. Lwd att.., aostoeow having read the memoran dum, observed, Oat it was quite elear this paper could not be admitted as Ovidence, for if such memo randa were to be admitted as evidence against a fait and bona j i holder of a Bill of Exchange, there would be no end to such d.e:ences. This memorandum was made for the purpose. of defeating all the effe.ft ..f the original Bill of Exchange, mut, therefore, could not he taken as evi fence. The Jury ace )rdingly found a vesdi4l of 431. 3s. r d. f9r the e.AintilF. whcr causes, of an pu%lic interest s were atsn j0 , .p0, , ,d o,f ; w..ich concluded the vial of ova, 150 C , rll nln Jury Cruses on the course of three dsvi. Special Juries contra nce to 7 trostrow, day.) POLICE: litant.aolgutie.sTaare. MAT Colonel PO, appeared helots the Si-tma Jul. faces. in stoop ienee of A wareant issned .gainst him at the instance of toot Pert, his was oer'emnin, a few days no. rounded on a charge at As.ault and battery. He appeared touch concerned at the desraoling circurnstanre of baiag Armen there under such a charge, after having, for thirty years. rived his King and conntry; and wated„ that although he had sometimeoi -truck Frenchmen, and hoped he should email:, he had never struck a wo man ; but that Ann Pett, so far being wined by him. had severely scratched his face in the scuttle, which he admitted had taken place, in the manner we before raertiicied He .:dared to ;wear (if admissiolit) that the ddference had arisen tram the ignorance of the woolen, at to vie am .ant or particulars of her bill, which he wa. eadeavouriag to ?rail; and explain to her, but that she became violent and outrageoos ; upon which he found it necessary. (without permitting her to take away his linen) to tarn her out of his lodging. rim offic-or entrusted with the warrant stated. that on ii - iqatoy he to d that Mrs Hughes, the landlady of the h use, had treated t e Colonel with mom" asperi y on the occasion ; tat Ann Pelt's husband had discountenance I the procecitag ; and that she. though required to attend this Jay et the offi.e, did not app... U-der these circumstances, the war. rant against the Colonel was teperscded. Mare Leered, tot Oalord street, who lett out car riages ha hire. stood charged by R:chard Davidson. a servant, dressed in rich gold livery. with having a few days ago beaten. tin booth sides of the head. with a stick, the Prsesecutor, in the Prisoner's yard. of which the marks remained. for no other smite than Prosecutoe's demand of pane shillings. due to him for driving the Earl of Clanrockarde in one of Mr. Lemon's carriage...and aficlo sum hie Lordship had attually paid to Mr. Lem n. Mt. Lent on charged Davidant with ir.gratitude aid drunkenness, ;11thonigh he had recommended him to divers high services, and lastly to C don't Parry Joaet. Upon this &intim a gentletnan of great resPerleolllY, the present Hester of Davidson. stood up, and insisted shit Mr. Lemon should tub. itantive these charges. for thr he would be 11;1,1er the necessity of turtling off the servo t, in ease Le rrein'y accotint qt him was trge, although he tad hired him nn the credit and authority of a letter from Colonel Parry done% deseribilott IJm a. one of the hest and most sober servants. Lemon, bet.'" this G--n•l?nian's interference. desired to know where boo present fine livery was obtained, and now insisted that the letter or recommendation must be 4 forgery. Mr. Lemon was ordered tc first had for the assault and battery. Tern potions were yesterday ex 'mined at Rey. street, nn stp.picion of being guilty or the ( u:2; in Sc. Giles's. on Mnrasy night ; nothin g Al y ea agam,t 'hem, they were diAcliarged. On lue.d.ly morning. a private in the CoLtstreans Regiment of Foot Guards. who was on dell , cc St. Place, was oteAerv..dly Serjeast DowLisit to hese drant: tie' freely, he. in constiu• nee. or drr ed him to go and Ito Jon to sober hioss e lt. In di short time attar, the rasa was founsl in a corner a( the goiArd nou.e, wrlteeing in his blond, he having cut htb thr).“ %Cal a knife. He WAS cnnveyesl the RegiowntAl fierseit4l, where it was discovered. by the ziu g on, thAtha had nut separated the witrull pi pe. y r't a w e hop-s were lest •rtiay entertitishi his rei.overy, a vitaket lever :saving coasted, SPORTING INTRLLICENCE. ur.:; S PRING 11107.-.l,Cuminued ) - *mossoAv --NAY U A Sweepethes or flip. each, . for .11Atits....Two Miles. Lord V. , 111.1.1.1-4's Sir P.a. by Sir Pet e r. 9.t. . 1 Mr tialiforth% bay colt, by ISerrictbrutigh, Otn of Care. line, list lelb. . . . 9 r•,, , • or /la milton'y bay colt, Grazier, LI Sir Peter. llat.slb. 3 Sir 14. Wi;lacoson's ..,..y i.o;t, t0C6:44, by blaisingiiroutli„ Est lob . . . . 4 Lord Mortinn't Cllyela , id. 94. ' . . . 5 Mr r. (liasreirrw's rli fit , y, by flamldetor.ian, 6st. 1.:1b. 6 Ms. 1.. firrerle's hr. c..it, by Sir SOlOnbill, d4IS by Jupiter, $4 lOtle . . . 7 Sir M. M. Sykes's Static*. by Reni:sebrossirb, 64. IM' pd Alt Mellish's. Young Hopeful, by Expatiation, 6.e. 101 b. pd io Mr. IVattes yhfl tole, be Onond, Lt. IN. . p 4 Mr. Clifton's bay colt, Pyldriarr, by Sir Peter, 94. 51b. pd A good race. 7to 4 and 2to 1 apt Paul. ato 2 apt Yar forth. Sln y age Mud.. And hits odds ac.t the othrra. Sir H. T VAliell by. filly, by Shuttle, dam by 0,44.44 apinat Mr. Lnii.dale's colt, by Stamfo:d. out of Con pa ,i'a damn, SA. each, 1011. One Mile. Wen by the letter. ._ . Ytol on the erion”r. %Von onsy. A MANIAC. - - Yesterday, about two o'clock, as the Dukes of Yost and Ca tzcsrooe were coming out of the Quern's Palace, a woman, about 4.5 years of age, dec?ntly dressed, presented a letter to the Duke of Yost, at the door of the Lodge; his Royal High ness was aSnut to take the letter, hut SA Yeas, who was in attendan:e, knowing her, and suseeding she was deranged, pot her aside, awl desired her to go home. She went a few yards from thehnuse, but in a few minutes returned rinse to the raeway of the Palace, and remained there during the nhole afternoon. About five o'clock, when the Kincr's travelling carriage entered by the iron gate before the Palace, LO %%tit for His Mame T, SIN rushed in after it, unperceived by the centinels. She was, however, observed by SATIRS, and Mr. Bata, the Gen tleman Porter, who followed he( with all possible speed, and stopped her before she got to the door of the Palace. SA YE Ns secured her, and took the let- ter from her It appeared to be &rated "To the Kitiu anJ Qussm," with " God save the Kino" on it. There wee Sae other lerers inclostd in it. From their ccaitrets, there was no doubt of her be ing deranged. Her name appears to be Margery Freer, aid she res4cs in Star court, East Smithfiell. —Those. who recolle,S the appearance of Mar. !Cachet:to. When e bb attempted to stab th e fit mo, say sae i s a s im i l ar woman, end chqssed ex ally like der. Fl;r e 1.14 WENT. LULMBEnS hETURNED. BlecNiagh..All43,ais Menne& 4.4.1 1 . 11 , 111. Heathcate, CONTESTED FLECTIrTNS. susscc--:3TH DAY. Wlllataill . •• 42c6 Talks • . . • t:49 *Wien • • • 2:.;.s voeftsitins--xirry Dales LULL. Willig.Gme . • sQln Lea reij i t aillten • • • Si%) Lfi ; htiNS. nuatim. MAC. 21. The 11. nn for the ttesinty of lltrtlm ptotni.es sestteeetat mote ett. interest to the amateurs o pore. lac cootest, than that of the city tAcited. ST ATA Tlll. P..LL—SECOND DAY. . . • 154 Mr 1'01,4 • • 121 Mr. 1 , ...i1m0n . tr.) Wene .1 is , . the Eteift•on for the county of i.imc• rick corninencrd et St. Francis's Ahbey, oh n the Qandidates were proposal, (Mr. Farrell having declined) t Lieut. Col. William Udell, pro. posed by Boi•on Walter. Esq. sectinded by De Coutey O'Grady, Esq ; William rhrunas Monsen, Zsei. propos by Hos. John Masse, seconded by ;femoral Elennerhas.e tt I an d t h e lion. Wind:sans Quin. proposed by Charles Silver Obver, Esq. and iv-tended by 'rivinsas Lloyd, &sq. after which the Pall was proceeded nu. • This day is Appointed for holding the elaetinn for the County of Attnagh, when Colonel Riehardso-t, who had formerly represented that County in Par liament, starts in addition ro the late representatives, the Hon. 11. C4&&ld and Mr. Brom:drys. Tuesday, the Kleaion commenced for Carrick fergus. State of the Poll on Thursday Mr May. jag. . . • 1010. Mr Crag la' Wedassday the Elefli , n for Wexford commene.4. The Hon Cr.i. Butler and the Hon. Frederick Pnntnnby are returned for the city of Kilkenny. Yesterday, the Hon. Gerrard Walpole was re. turned for the Borough of Dungatvan. by a majority of 48 do the gross poll. He n 44 afterwards chaired. Francis Nl•Narnara. Ebi• having declined the contest for the Corrity of Clare, the late Members. the lion Francis Nathaniel Burtoo and Sir Bdward O'Brien. But. will be returned without opposition. Hiah Sheriff of the minty of Kerry lup fixed Wednesday for the commencement of the LL irtiinn in that county ; it is supplied it se.:l wa mly c, , ratested ; the candidates are 'Le Kr . ight of Kerry, Colonel Crosbie, end Henry Arthur Herbert. Ebti. The kleetiktn for Hroslieds is I Rely to be warmly con4st.d. but to doubt is entetarited of the success of 614. Ogle The Pere, Avaws, from New Orleans, f.lr Li. verpol. is put how New Provijence, h.v!iig been on s h o►e. At tbr fair of Go• !den. in the county Topiary, en Non lay last. a mist outrageous enollia soek place between two gangs of, turf trs, by w:.om the p-ace of the coun•, his. b.-.a toe 1 int inf•sted.— Their purpose hsving been known. a Je.actuitent the 524een'S Crw .ty Militis was brnught to the place, in coder to preAret tranquillity. Wid an al p arance ot order tor soul • tame prevailed. But Ina a: m,' had no to a ler w•ttolrsera, than a regular Ciag co.nose.owsl lietwee• the main bodges N the two parti..s. who haJ telwaively pored them:elves in the hills at the apposite sales of a narrow wittier, and th e S g ht e.sorkeneJ M 11611 lathe fair place:. un til several Lees (1110te %hal Can yet be AKeit.istril) were lov. pia Mrs s we have neat& w-te shot dead. ,sr °thee wiie rnariere.f, os the 1179 t, glad a wun.n. W:)o WA. ,hiving a II lana Übe Liao kaki bet skull blown '--. securr OP ART.!. • Ttsesday being the Anniversary for 011 dietribu. tins of the premiums and bounties, awarded within the year past, !,y the Sticiey for the Eocoaragement of atm, inures and Commerce, in less thee a cezarter of an n , "4 aft rr the doors of the Society's House. in the A 1:1;h•, were opened, every seat in the great ronni wa. tilt d, molly with eleg antly dressed ladies Exaeily a , twelve o'clock, his - Grace the Duke or Nortolk, the President, tuck the Chair, and the business commenced, with the usual oration from Dr. Taylor, the SecietAry, in which he traced, in a per nicuoto manner, the progle.r of this pa trintie Society. from its tot mation in 1;54. througr. the lati'lable est:l:ions of Mr. Shipley end others, until t:.e present time ; an I went through a SUCCIat review of the I ilsoars of the S iciety in the s .viral depait.neots of its business we,:sin the year past. Mr. Wind Day, from near Itncliester, was then called on, in the Class of Agriculture, to rec.iive letter or order, for the silver medal awarded to him, but which the Noble President informed him add the other Candidates, was not yet ready for deli very, owing to a very recent accident aids the die, when striking the medals for this occasion. Mr. Day, at the request of his Grace, stated se veral pArticelars relating to his long experience as a planter of ash, (having been almost among the first of those rewarder in this class by the S. iciety). and said, that on particular small spots, the produce of his plantation; hats increased in value no lest than 4801. per acre in three years I , This veteran planter stated, that oeimer chalk or clay are well adapted to the growth of 44:1, but that sand is highly so ; that, comparatively, poor land will pay the best for planting. although he bad succeccled, cn mo.t soils, wish ash, which pays better than Oak in general. In the absence of Major Spencer Cochrane, of Scotland, a Member of the Scotty appeared. to receive his ostler for a silver medal for the cur , uee of spring wheat, and foireceipts for medicines for cattle, to be male from white poppies, to be gi own by the farmer. A Lady, who is a Member of the Society, was next called on to receive an older for a stlv 4 r medal awarded to Miss D'Oyley, of Xorkthee, for :ter improvement on the Egyptian mode of raising chickens by art. Phis was stated to consist princi pally in ceasing the same hens to sit up.m, and hatch, successive sets of eggs, and fusing the chickens by Magna of apparatus, called, o a. tificial mothers," calculated, to give the shelf r and warmth to these tender little ;features, usually derived trust the wings and feather, of a hen. In the absence nt Lord Itibblesdst)e, Mr. John Taylor, a Member of the Sod ey, received hie crier in the class ct Chena*ry, for a Silver Medal, for the discovery and account of an ore of eine, of from S to 6 feet an thtckness,losnd in certain caverns on his Lordship's estate, at Tatham Moor, In Cray-I'l, Yorkshi.e. which is either appiicsO.le, in its present state, for making paint, inceaci of white lead, or far prep Inn metallic sole, for the ma. y pure poses to which the same is noir applied in the arts. Mr. Edmund purred, of RAwscone-street, receiv ed an elegant Mosocco pu-se. containing 10 gum as, for his newly-contrived mnflti a, for chemical per. poses:the novelty of which consists in forming them in moulds in the cylindrical form wanted, instead of bending fist pieces of a salt comieisition over a mould for this put pnse. In the class of polite arts, I. Flagman, Bet FLA. received an order (or the first impr• soon in gold of the new medal, from roe new duo, neces.er y to be sunk, afar his elegant and tautly classical designs, presented to the Society, in consequence of the ac. (Merit above alluded to; his i:race, in delivering the same, paid a handsome tribute to the trust ut this ceorbrared artist. To Ma.s Slane Denman, sister-in-lane to the artist last names, an order was also delisered by his Grace. for the Grit impression in silver of the new medal, which soe had draws in so chaste And, carted a man. ner for the use of the Society. Miss S. C. nay, of Lower Braynstone•street, was next ordered a silver medal, for an original draw ing " the Teacher l'aeght " Miss Barrow, of the Navy Pay-Olkce, a very fine young lady, received her order fur a silver medal, for a corral drawing of 1. Cis le Acre Priory," en which his Grace was pleased to compliment her s by saying. that mach as these annq se remains had lately engaged the attention of the public, they were likely to derive new intern: from the labours of such fair artists. Miss E. L. Jones, of Lealenhall street, was or dered to have a silver medal fur tier drawing of " A Mill at gedleurne Berry." On delivering the crder to Mr. Edward Berry. for a silver medal. for his landscape. in oil, a view trom Ling's Weston. his Grace :amei.ted that Elsa late arrival of the same had prevented its conspet, ing for the gold medal, to ahish, otherwise, its mea ties might probably bare emitted it. Mr. Joseph -Wonllett. of Gooldwq.sare. for a triage in water colour,. in West Horsley palish, re ,esived his order for a silver medal Mr. Hoary Parke, of Dean -street. Sdho, was nest ordered a mire: medal for his drawing of Miss Brooke. of Cork -street, • most beautiful ynn y lady, nest appeared before the N ble ?resits !r1 a•rd received au order for a sliver medal, tog a ...niatare painting of Angelica and M:dora." I.ss L. George. of Perk-pliee, rec-ived the like order for a drawing of Eng &award VI. and Lady Gr y. Miss Aspieal, of Quality -mart, was alike honoured fora di•wieg of •• dying W•rran." M. Hannah Hancock, of Norwich, an interest ing young 6.4. received an ordrr t. r her silver metal, for a copy in oil, derived !MITI the facnoue aliarinese of Reuben,. at Antweip, the original of wh en nit ti• ace stated to have keen materially do; in ,gef in taking down, during the ravages of the la ir war. .11. J d. Lam of 3mph-street, a gild medal. snr ~•. I 4.1111 g (rem The Kevelatioss, of " Iha F. ur A•igels unloosed." :4r. V. F. Pocock. arch:tea, of Southararteav sweet.' !revved she sale, med a lttfe, pronged iq ptirmahce et the will of J.,hn Stock, req. tor " a! Dena," *nose variety. as h 4 Grate etnrrved, was highly too pucti.sus. 4161111th Jar Cal don, t.q es 40.ukisa-strest, r