The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

v.re destined to enjoy, in cointnou with the Eon). peat' Powers which totkji nit the Mediterrxman, the blessings of *RIJN APAit I es Government.-- We suspect, indeed, by the threatening lan guage which he uses to.t.trtis the Emperor of Moaciceu, that he fears some opposition to his career of. plunder, violence, end crime, may arise in that quarter. Means might be found, by an active and culiv, , htened Government, to in for.o the Barbary b'iistes of the fut . ,t,tr which N A PO.. LEON intends them. They poses ample faculties of annoyist4, attacking, und distressing hint. En gaged as we are in a contest with such tt mn, wt! need not be delicate about the instruments that we use. In the sixteenth century, FRANCIs 1. was censured by his contemporaries, for calling in So- Ly KAN, the TUrkit 4 ll SOlttin, nod 1IARB•110111, to his aid. Bat the severest t.:astiipt of the Romish or of the l'rotestakt church mast equally approve et . - ' forts for limiting the further pro , oess of a power, which seem' to truitt;ile under foot all the rights or en;;agetnents that the most savage despots or the 'lost lawlessraffiatis have hitherto respectell. The frloodierr has published an account of the answer given by the Gover..or of Cadiz to Admiral Putevis, but does not give the message sent into Catliz by the latter. The answer was • refusal of our proffered aisistanee, stating, that the difference between the French and Spaniards was only a fli ntily quarrel, in which a stranger had uo right to interfere; and that the French General was on his parch, with 30,000 French, t. heal the breach. A vessel, named the Ehtabisls, arrived on Mon day last at Derry, in the short space of seventeen dais, from New York, with 66 passengers. The accounts brought by her come down to the 46th last, eleven days later than the intelligence brought by the packet, which arrived last week at Falmouth. They state that the Elisabeth was permitted by special favour of the A nicitun Government, to he purchased by a number of Irishmen, for the sole purpose of conveying them to their native country; that the most rigid measures were adopted that no merchandise whateiier should be received on board, and for that purpose Custom-bowie Officers were kept on hoard until the moment of her sailing. Merlon:Argo had in agreat degree lost the unpo pularity which at the outset attended it, and the public mind was completely Made up to the times pity of its continuance, until the Orders of Coun cil mere repealed by Great:Britain, and the French Decree rescinded; so that iu fact both these coun tries and France must mutually agree, before the trade with America is rimmed by either; other accounts state, that America was ready to renew her former relations with the first of the bra powers that annulled their obnoxious measures; ;anal) , greater precautions than before have bean taken to enforce the embargo. A considerable trade had been curried on be tween the Northern States and Canada, since the pawing of the Non-importation and Ensisargo Acts, by smuggling British goods into America, and exporting their produce through the Lakes— but this practice is now ut an end, as American brigs of war are stationed in the narrows of Lake C1114+1840 and the upper lakes, purposely to in- Uri:apt all vessels engit4e 1 is that quarter. Tit,: lions* of Coin town; adjourned, os Saturday, to Wed.leaky. The Session will close ou Satur day, or early in the next week. The preparations uu►u►g in the river for an cc: peditiou. Le npo,► ■ mule, in poiat of..itansporu, ace. for a torce of 15,000 tam The letter" and papers brought by the New York Packet, arrived last week, are from taat city to the 15th, and from Ilalifaz to the 30th last. In the ports of the United States bordering upon the British and Spanish possessions, along the Mimi*, aippi, and in the diatnct of Vermont, and the whale vicinity of Lake Champlain. the Embargo Act has been, ta a great use sure, evatleiL In the latter quarter, the disc ontent of the people against the measure has broken out in insurrections, which have assented so forinid tale a shape, the Pavai- DENT has issued a Proclamation, requiring the civil and military authorities to put theta down by force. Shortly before the close of the Sessioa of Cots gress, several acts were also passed to insure the strict observance of the embargo; aid the incon venience attending the Nou-importation Act, it was hoped, would be am some measure compensated by the improvement forced in native inautilactures, particular) that of broad cloth. The number of acts iu the session amounts to 6t; but we do not ind among thaw the act e ,cctriati tog Americans who take out British licenses un der the Orden of Council of the 11th November. Mr. CANNING, in his "sewer to Mr. WHITBREAD . * questions, respecting our foreign relations, states', that there was reason to believe that the reparation offered for the affair of the (Andreae was satis factory to the American Goveniment. The New York Papers lead us to apprehend the contrary.— It appears that the picoers respecting France and England were %a:omitted to a Committee in the latter end of the Sess.on, sad iu the Itepm-t of that Cocninitte.! it is stated. Void the repsertion offered left the case just where it was. We aim find that Mr. MUSKOK has felt himself called upon to ex plain the causes which induced him and his co adjutor, Mr. PINCOLNLY, to sign the treaty with Great Bri anu s which was rejected by the D6ST. Mr. McNaoa's defence is a proof of the aad firmness of the British Ministers who to.gociated that Treaty ; and when we recollect the reproaches which Were heaped upon them by the oreseut Ministers, by whom they were rhaegeci with having in , •anly conceded oar rights to .tune iea, the disgust which surh unmerited 11-shimmy inn-, have excsts k i, will not he likely to suffer a clinsiuutiou. MASKED BALL, ARGYLE-STREET. By authority of the Cuniusittee of the Ladies Pate.- 0011sel, the heat night of the Argyle Subscription, TO )RROW, the sdetth, (instead of this day) a GRAND MASQUERADE. la twler tat the Increased expenses putty he defeeyed, every sulizerihar (daughters excepted) taking out • ticket, will pry half-a-guinea. Extra tiekets to nou-subsecibers, of which a hunted nannies only will be issued, well be two guineas each. Nu extra tickets will be legend, unless by order iu writing! of a Lady Patroness, or • aelbscrilber. Ladies reconmeneliag fur ladies, and gentle ineaf4r geutleuteto ; and it is coafideidly relied on, that no subscribers will take out tickets in their own names, witless fur their ewe use. Leery subscriber, who recommends fur rah., tickets, will giie in the names of thet prriluns applied for, and will be re sponsible fur their reeirrrtability. Au applications will be attended to after this au, u the preparations must be made before the day tif the If Skrlf. 111141 t. The tickets will be delivered this By order of the Director, J. BO I( LE, Secretary. • II 4' -or / 7 . * ‘, 1:LS1E0;1411LE ARRANGE NEWTS. This day—t Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales's Grand Ball laud Sapper at illnekbeath. Taurourrow.-Gread Masynerade, Artyk-street Rooms sad Earl Westmorland'. Grand Dinner, Gruevenor-sonare. D'adamdap-.Cuuntess of Cholmondeley's Grand Runt, Egremont-hoese. Thanda)--Lady Campbell'', Ball mud Sapper, Wimpole. street I Connie,. of Punkt'. Ball and Sapper, Stretfewl place ; Albioia Countess of Beekinghaonabiru's Music Party, Grosvenor-oam ; Earl and Conatess of Lynsdale's Grand Dinner, Charles-Wert, Berkeley-square. Friday-31m Thompson's Rout, Grosvenor-square. Saturday—Thu Counter of Spencer), Grand Breakfast, Wimbledon-park. Sunday—The Countess of Cork's Evening Party, New Enrhagtometreet ; sod the Earl of Buckinghamshire's Grind Dinner at Bushampum. Yesterday morning His MAJESTY. Princesses AUGUSTA and MARY. aecoinpauied by Lurd Rivsas ; Ladies C. W•LDEGRAVE, A. CUSIBLR LAND, and BULKELKY ; and General.. NIAN NEM, GARTH, end CARTWRIGHT; wrist to St. lieorge's Chapel, and heart' a sermon, by Doctor DODS worra, from the 22d chapter of Proverbs, and 2d verse. Afterwards went to Frogasore Lodge, where they Hitt the QULEP, Princesses ELIZABETH and AmEi.ts." where His MAJESTT dined. The ROYAL FAMILY returned to the Palace at three o'clock. BANNISTER, with his Badge!, is expected at York, on Saturday next. Her Hoye! Highness the Princess of Waxes, and the Countess of AlsimonotiErs, were at the opera ou Saturday night. The Alerquis and Marchioness of STAFFORD left town, yesterday, for Cashiobary Park. The Earl and Countess of Basta gare a grand dinner, yesterday, at Cii4iiehur, to the Mar qu i s and Marchisowni of STAFFORD, the Countess of Serrate, Lady MowsoN, Sir G. Coax Ew ALL, and several other Fashionable'. Earl Servo% aud Sir 11. VASS TEMPEST drove four in hand, in Hyde-park, yesterday. His Royal Highness the Doke or Yoi& gave a greed dinner, yesterday, at his house in t 1 Stable yard, &. James's PiileCe, to several General O&. cers, and Lord Lawson Gower. The Marquis and blarchilnessof %%Yammerer' entertained a select party at dinucr, yesterday, at their haus@ in Portman- nary. Lord )(moonlit, Sir Outoarti, Hon. ROSIIIIT !Wooer, Captain D'Esvvear and family ; Messrs. LANIGAN, D'Errsitua, Gouty, MOWS, DISNST, WHITS. and MEAILLS, have• arrived in Dahlia, from Holyhead. The Hayinsrket Theatre was crowded on Satur day night to I%e /hoer qf the Alps; Catherisse and Petrueliie; and Mr. SIISSIDAN is admirable en tertainment of The Critic. The PORTUGUESS AMBASSADOR gave a grand dinner, on Friday, to a party of sixteen. Amongst when were Lord and l.utly Hom.esto, Count and Cbuntess OusNUACISSISN, Lady H. FITS4.I6ILALD, and several other persons of distinction. The Marchioness of SALISBURY gave her usual evening music party, last night, at her house, in Arlington -street. Mi. Rolt e tilighness the Duke of GLOUCESTICIO the Due of Ittrrt.sixv and &mine ; the Dowager Marchioness of BATE; Ladies M. &CIMINO( and G. CAVOIDISH ; and Cie aeral end Mrs. Sr. Jouts, were present. The Duchess Dowager of NswesseLa and Ge neral CRAWFORD are expected at litaltdelell Hotel tip-morrow, from Tunbridge Wells. Amongst the departures from the above Hotel, last week, were, Colonel CRILDLitS, and family, for Yorkshire ; Mr. and Mrs. Goatiort, for Ireland ; and DAVID CHAMBERS, &lg. for his seat iu Bet kshire. Mr. PENN will give a grand public breakfast, at Stoke Park, on the 7th of nest month. Park Place, the beautiful seat of the Earl of MA no cs n c air , situate ou the Banks of the Thames, near Henley, was sold on Tuesday last, at G ARRA.. wax's, for only 47,9061. This place, comprehend ing near 1000 acres, with a line mansion, lavender plantatio.i, and distillery. belonged to the bate Gt. iteral CON W Ay. at whose death, about twelve years ago, it was purchased by the Nuhle Earl. His Grace the Archbishop of Tone arrived at his palace, at Bisliopthorpe, near York, at three o'clock on Wednesday aftertition. His Grace tra velling privately. in consequence of the much-la mented death of hi. sister the Hon. Miss VERNON, who died suddenly a few days since, the compli ment intended to have been lend by the respect able inhabitants of York. in meeting his Grace upon the road, and, in procession, ushering him to his residence, did not take place. The following company are now at Scar boron h : The Rtglat lion. the Cowden of Aherdess; the Hon. W. Darden, Lady Ana and, Mn. Plate; Hon. H. Vernon; Mrs. Verosn. and faintly; Rev. Mr. Cony; Mrs. Irwin; Miss Junes: Cart .ind• Mrs. Apr; Cul. Dieis, Mrs. the 711 1 1111 a/ Chin; s Captain and she Officer* o f the i Nay sad Derwei.t Voluntvers; Captain Ware, and Ike of the st..ck too RA. !'..ups; Mrs. sad the tour Miss *I) I:nrltys ; Mr. a.all Mrs Whivilirr; Me. Lees, and ' Mast, Let IA Mrs. John Cayleyi Dowager Lady Lee.rJ and Si... Doerr 1...A.ir51 and (easily; Mr. Mid ;l) Sheriff ADerbystairi.,) Mn a.id Master diet. ) ; R. v. C Mope; Mrs 'tope, and faintly ; Miss 8a,....); 11,•a and Rev. Edward Hice, Mrs Rice and hi nd ;Mr !. Miss It r • %Ir. aut-i Hrs. Watt; Mr. C. Pownise ; !tics. Puplsiu, Mae Altedguineiie. Aik in THE SOWOF ULTVIES. Whew tad Penelope devised The abeam* ot her lowg-loot lord, Assisi a watiou's woe ; The courtiers, whom her beanie lid, To prore their prowess, all espied To bead Ulysses' how. So, while &assail' still bedews With tea* which memory renews, Her Pitt's lamented bier— The suitors fur her wealth contend, His vat rigantic bow to bead, And wield his massive spas. First F—ti—d grasps the alibiing spoils, Bat, prudent grown with age, recoils From desperate endeavours ; For action, nut for jabs, too old, He seises first Britannia's geld, Then hopes to bay her favors. What the' Hibernia may complain, Of Wok's vows and cold disdain, And lead for justice cry; The grey deceiver his old dame Abandons for the wealthier dame, And shoats " Ns Popery '^ The how which P-41-4 had let fall Is Tautly caught by P—e—l ; Cho arrow flies s ith force ; But ah ! preartriptinm is its aim, lutestioe bate, external shame, Attend its fatal coons. ksisting his exertion, see L—u —n, alas! and H—sb--y, Their eyes behind them thrown On the dark pages ;dour story, When penal cod s eelipe'd the slay Of • contested throne. Meanwhile, L—d C—tl--gb reposes Upon his Writs "bed of roses," Amid, ere the how be drew, Two Sae-optin striae* ef silk.. coed For surety's sails experieste'il Lord Affixes to the yew. But vain his care :—the saes chain Of flimsy texture, 'inapt to twaia Soon no it tattled the bow, With which, 'bore eery selfish thought, Pitt fur his We'd Britannia fought, And laid her rivals low. His colleague C—at—gb's disgrace Moves not the smile from M—lg..dee's fade, The senile of conscious merit : He grasps the trident of the main, The earth too little to contain His Alexandrian spirit. Wow in his place as " comfortable* As ere at Toulon or at table, He dreads ao future elmsee May Reav'n avert the owes dire, And tare our and strength entire From M—ig—ve and (ruin France ! Rent C—vo.—g, who ne'er took the MY .Patta ototectindikield. Hi yogi hfol vigour tried, And will had shut, but that the dart, Glancing from Irsuce, in Denmark's heart In friendly blood was dyed. • 0 ! could your dowery hymns of praise From Ole cold grave your patron MAW To avenge Britannia's wrong, How would her courtly suitors fly, &sett by the lightoing of his eye, The thunders of his testae ! Nit sieve those lips, where winless sate, The stern deems of adverse fate la deadly slumber seal; While wealth tears his urn bedew, Let us his bright career pantie, And act as well as feel. Where judgment tempers fancy's rays,. And eloguewe her charms displays, With force and grave etwohin'd ; Where the pure love of honest fano, The unhinight =lad, the patriot dame, The heroic sail we find ; There Pitt retivinic lives again, v The widow's tears nu hugger rain Prom pole Britainda's eyes t • flak ban fake bends, gad apelike., She triumphs ; or, should fate oppose, Without dishonour the.. NR. REYNOLDS'S FUNERAL. Saturday toondeur, the Funeral of Arr. Reynolds took Owe front ► lus Wear in Creies-arart, Cbaribig-cross, to St. Martin's Church. About ISO •f . the Priesre of Weler's Vobuttons, dressed le black, ! s o( which corps Mt Reycolds was Surgeon?, preceded floc corpse. Thc Pall ass sup ported by.— John Reauclerk, Iraq. C. Drainasoud, Esq. Rt. Hon. kicbard Ryder. Lord Arden. R. H. Cos, Esq. Robert knight, Esq. H.A. sad Rte. G. Wellesley . Rt. Rim Spencer Percival. The MaeriieWwere---- Mr. Jackson, C. GreenWared,laq.Dr. Pitcairoe,Mottimer Drummond, Esq. W. Wingsield, Esq. F. Eiroth, EN. Mr. Leake, Mr. Hoper, Mr. Erma, Mr. Cotten, Mr. Lumley L. Ant:obits, Esq. Dr. Pcmbeitue, Hannlto°, Esq. .1" Wharton, Esq. W. Heald, Fwq. Mr. Barber, Mr. Thomas Mr. Fane, Mr. Walker and Lord Harmsby. The eforiases Lurd ' Arden, Lord Harrowhy, the Right Hon Spencer Per real, the Han. Richard Rader, C firsen• wood, Esq. cud Dr. Pemberton, closrd the Procession. Mr. Reynolds died lamented, as he lived respected. He was u must worthy wan, and is • great hors to the numerous circle of mutiny to which he was so pally dear. . The Duchess of Bzoroen is at present at Bog nor Rocks. Her Grace is expected in town tins arcek. To-morrow will bring forth tidings of great jay and comfort to the owner of a Share of either of the Six Grand Prizes of 20,000 L So capital a chairce of udyclituring never apeared before; besitlii Tens, Fives, Ones, awl Five Hundred., m.nd dime proportion of Smaller Prizes. I lottxsuy and Co. solicit their friends to partake of those bene ficial advantages before it is too late. Tickets and Shares are selling by Hoitasav and Co. rti, Corn hill, 32, Charing-Cross, and St. Alargsrvi's Hill, Borough, w iio shartrl among their friends. in the last twelve months two hundred and itixty-two Shure* of Cayital Prizes. POIJCZ. Row-Kant. Our readout *Hi recollect that we stated, about • sasnlb since, that an elderly am, who ass peeler t o h i s Huai Niel:leis the Duke of Cambridge, was tumid *cos reel an the ieepetitine liter is Hyde-park. There laug nu reiterate to ascertain violin'. he was drowned by article:3. air wl.ala . he had beet murdered, the Cor. aces Jur) ieitni:ht lie Own - verdict—Fee/4 draws-::. The deceased ens sokpusou to possess some funded and other property ; bat which his. sister bad not been able to de.d. From certain circumstances that have lately transpired, sh- has bad reams to +plait Is did nut fall into the- river, bat that he bad heel, hilin:ered. sod assactin a young luau whom the deceased had boa to. van the afternoon previous to his ban husud dew. tea —. He and the deceased eatkrii together film Kinesii.gtem Gravel-pits to the Catherine Wheel public house at herc aeons, where they bad two gloms of brandy am Water Tie account gives b y th e y oung man is, that they wag. rated about half past ten o'ckick ; he west to his at Kensington Gravel-pits, and was is bed by eke, A little before eleven Wettish, a eentosel ut. dity in Hyde-park beard a voice groasitg, %Medi •pierared to he that of a person in much datuti• es. Md.ury cm► plies preventing his Goss lecrieg ha post, he euelel not go to see what was the after. A fen nay, Ale the deceased was foucd, the young man caged-span doe ille aaseit's sister, with a written instruction buss the de ceased, upon • ,fer , penny eon* receipt, elbertimee yet y his death, be should have alt Lis clothes ma si. to lay bus mounting. The sister, ague attn. ad Lima in to how hr to. (i.e possessed of the paper, aid entered veto other pa, ti ro's'', she being the last in company a ith lee brother the answers to which', together with it being generally wire. stood that the deceased would leave the area' maa, whose name we forborne to mention at wisest, et his death, a biodi some sans, as he want partivalar faanseissomenat insider, able siNdeion. The deceased was k ...ea always t cur. a ei.iniderable Isom shout ben, seldom k la then 3DI. or 401 ; sea d when he was &unit he bad but a were talk ' ate neer.* d had receirkal a bruise as his forehead. From these a .d.ok eireunistoures the young man was ouispeeted to I sin oars dcred hiss. sod the grounds of salmon weft cots .mr.in A to Mr. Naas, the Magistrate, who granted a swami, 34111 LlVAtietT Nipprlthelielkd 111.11111 iu Clleleellelltlet tee.e • On IVednesday he andrrweiet au examination Whet Mr. GRADIAIII. la the evening Mr. efiratoon, attended by IV. Stafford, went to Yeasts:tea, to make t odor imparies Oa Saturday, the anima underwent a farther prorate isiveatess ties berme Mr. Graham, wheel the ceeauials wh.e was on duty that sight aid Wien attadal. ink was ort.eted to remain in custody. A nouns, aromay yaws of age, is in moody on Aaron of heingeuncatued is Meshing hunts, and seiteug to iv arse .rives parts of England, tea considerable extent. - - - • A girl, Dot titillate yam of air, at • . .rid try stabile rams with behaving la • disarde..y taam.i..., (licit'. Siatarday ratwaiag, in Kiewatre t, r.2ort. Mhe .r egrtersitted to Item 1! Jpprareil that uLa lea bird three years spots the town. • Ou Fride, seeming Mr Perkhn,st, of flaekrry. gave hi ' fnetboy a tteket to go to ( vt% t-sylest iseatre. be use passing shroagb*Chtspside, Le nn. chaser; a whip, ewe caw d a sot. ante in payment. The stioplureptr .told the bcry M could nut give cha nge , an d d ente d hi m to gt. to • easker's to' procure at. A eras Rillturtd bias, who rotted he did sot go to a tanker's, tad p weeded after hew to the pat-duer of Caveat-etudes Theetre; after *lnch be gave infnreetsue of the suspicious evcitundenecit to lavender, the bow-tinne, Officer, Ohu endestr tared to Arnow bias tato ti.re pat, bult k wail so Weasel, crowded, th tt be covet not gaus as 1,. trance; he tl.erefere scut iutc th buses; 4 ben i.e go nay the stage-hoz, be observed aI , , a,Rermag 'h. drecriptec to bad received, near the Orcktstra- and soon after perrewint him going nut. coneet i nenee, mode loser& the pa agate, where. the door-keeper bad stoppid brut, sad sa searchieg hint • Sot. mete ass dosed. flaky ito Iterate,/ morning Lavender went to We. Partbuters basin at Meet. nay, and got there before be was sp. As ma, tisc Otiose. saw him, Le spired if be had lust say thing THe reraft be could net td , , but aceld sass to able to tear 4lis Mau sad after reunions' and =akin some iwestriesOse told the 011isselabeiheese • *oh saw . 111.4164111NIVIIME" Iltr. ruti bum attended, and tdratified the nude. Ihe bay WIND PIO. matted fiar farther estustaation. A sambsr of bite were posted op I. different ports of Lim dm, uo Thursday, ststiog, that Messrs. Ritau.. lUbd Miaow were robbed by lire footpads, on Tuesday ergots& au H 4. NS. stead -heath, of s,; lOW uffertog • reward of C r the recovery of the property *ad the toot - tette* of the rubbers, The Magistrates, is coosetioeuse, ,Assected lb. bui se of d foodt parole ahu p that road sod the neighbourhood, to , tor aspirin nap-thug the robbers, ald caused otta r sn. • • to be used to aseertaus the parts. slurs, abets it tar. A there was every MOSUL! to tallest that au sush subset, had beta committal. On Saturday ni4ht uce was received at the East India House, of the ' , sere of the following ships, off on tits eagle iustruat, under etn.,oy of His Ai AJEST v's sh;p elitsaa . s: True Briton, Capt. Clarke; Botann.r., Bieck; Nut•tuz,, , balm Campbell ; Svalasb Coo'', Lack ; iieary Ade. g n, kirkpatreek ; Cumberland, tartar ; CarFaelta, Meth. k ; aad Retreat, Hay ; suited hum Claims tb; t Ith of Ja,rery, and St. Heirna the 3utb April ; bat 44 out tuack at Pr.. as. of %Vales's Island. Thedeect *hip% (except the Sairct Citst , r). nankin C'sitle, dept , Wlcmford, 'Earl Camden, and Conat, tanved at Cantu.' oa tl a 2ltta ceather, a:1 well. The Elitor and Printer of The ;nig Snarler Paper Were tried. on Saturday, in the n t of King's Be.ich, for libe .i.i; Lord Euxtionauvuu. The trial lasted eight holm+, atbd the Jury found both the Defendants 4isilty. Gen. Moat 4U has returned to Charleston, sal all the suspicions of his having bre') rtigaiged in .11 enterprise hostile to the Americans have proved groundless. o Our private letters from Halifax stir, that, Getivrdi PftEvosv hot given orders that the Link companies of the troops under his coienaaial, shall hold themselves in readiness to march at an hoe 's notice. They were to set oat on the id instant oa an expedition, for the purpose of exploring the wind. , of the province of Nova Semis. This is the ostensible object, hut the real ohjvit may be to avail oureelvvs ofthe disposition shewi by the natives on the American r. Th e e x i m e . dition it war supposed would oreup) two menthe. Last night's Casette contails as rl , der r, Calms cil, rhos Mg time importation and c.portntion of certain goods and commodities, in neutral snips, into and from His MAJESTY* territories its the West Indies and Continent of South dnieshx, which are of the growth or prodcce of the country to which aech ship or vessel importing the saute shall belong.. The pit:door, at Cosent-gatdest Theatre, on Saturday night, had to boast of an ittendent not tin well known as dreaded by many choler spirits of the day, from his determined mode of putting as red to all legal iistrestigution. It wits n0...e other then Mr. fetch, his partner, and their Amities, who would not be permitted to eater on account of sonic of the juvenile Itraitthes being eosuiidered un der age for theatricals ; which repulse en much en. raged Jerk, principally from his peremptory mode of getting through his prlfessiond dmtiest. that be retired in a rage, and affirmed, in How-Nreet s that should any of those guardians of the door come within his jurisdiction. he would retaliate, by tnakinr them dance to a vac 'NW. 1