The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-12-10 00:00:00

e' 0 ,1 • 4 L ar sew Arlo"' PAIII4I4FE "•"' -•- • • OAP' 741$1111AERTNA BARROW MO MANI irdiallrf FAIL ,[Fr.. a 714 N.. Arooldipaaplitifilorn re--, • Nay. Faulty, you wrong mar il sae NA tg trite frantic," • Zees though 1 hare restored - N . olm ApiiYpstie. The tbn 'r' `""P 1ein4 R,P 6 74 4 4 1 / 4 11Se 'Wady, ags s oisro you consider the wherefores sod whys, rthiejegsr shall pewit thee) It hopri N "awallise ' Tear Wort, applsese at the step 1 Itatre takes. t»,'• . , 11111,age, say dear *Seed, I may say, eater nary' U Mlwhat the piddle suppose—thisokyro ; e* " 'snit they the baptismal fact waigld,disip,e, liettheut strike out the " Tsro,".ood iatarpulate " kiae." We Blues love a classic afbasipp, pp I Pigs The 0141'1, .he !idled with the $e df *outliers, Aid:meatus oy leaves per the Lyou,43spians Wade, To 'salsa ail sty woes to Ay dear. Feahi Pads. Al lively eighteen, wises the saes praised .y hair, AN Paps lived at Test*ipdAliteltearpatysare, TesPeestof my side s adaisselte !bevy, I eseald sit my sae al a match le the tiiy, Drove alhopplop Ilsod.street, where 'frir people keep Ilewßeooz, three by three, raise their glasses to view Itte Wrist roff to the opera—vat is the pit v good ears sot to speak to • Cit : Took mighty g 0... Authored, when my sailors begais to importune, At the cad of the masers to merry a fortune; Yet spring fullow'd winter, and still fain to bring The thing that I wasted—a Man with a Ring, peaceedieg,a pm with a mercantile. At TOoting Assembly I spoiled a toe : Had still many partners, each furloiaate men, Mart'sl,4ne *tier one, nn nay white spangled fan. Wherever they rame from, I ained to entrap 'ens, As far dews as Mitcham, as far rip es Clapham; • In private eel* Is, I practised my keels .1 To °prelate verj first set of Set right, by mere pushing, each Wondering foal; And keowiog that kdia wools' moos tense from school, It struck me, while eyeiug the mole me my chin, That hes coming set might he my going in ; Foe Sbeksreare has opted that truth to osaiskied„ If two men rode one horse, one most ride behlard therefore redoubled my ogles cud freaks, Drew a lare's foot of rouge o'rr the hoses Only &eat, Whised round in a walla, with a each red as copper, Aed whisper'd, " I hope that it is sat improper." Yet slip, as old Time kept expandieg ►is wise, He paver brought forward t►e Mae wit► the Kin. Pall thirty—tuned oat of Terpsiehore's stud, " Limed, spariaa'd, and wiad gall'd, yet still wit► mat • blood," Now aid then overhearing the ones cry—" Poor Sobfo" Aodtlidgirls—tEiglotAnd.thirty-1 koala it-.4.MATablvy," Gostlesioseol, while the whirl of. La Penile made roe giddy, To pia up the traits of the tittering Lyddy, And let 1 er a-going oa that very door That otter i bad reboil soy holsters before, I gave uer the chine; let the fount of Love freeze up; And wooed the daub heroes of nitro, and Xsop Kept a peg iu a collar, a dormant, a kitten, A squirrel, a Poodle snore biting shay bitten, A parrot who aweog in eternal see taw, Two asursiaring doves, and a scream/gag "maw In blue book societies bitted to chat • With the Reverend ibis and the Reverend that: Joia'd the tribe who, forbidden b7,kard.keart'd met To dandle •o ismocest--de.ndle a pen, Pert Poets with soisos.ks by the Quarterly curb hart, leak wires wbe Irma never call'd ty„ e i or Herbert: Print wa11i. 1 .4, like 'myself, wit a u eye t h at detects All lte thin subdivise d os in Eraus's Seem, And knows (9 n noir every cross in the breed, Fro. th e Jumpers in Wales to the Innate Swede. Tb , A. dm !The the thick shoes, outwit fret rued silgracce: Decided objection to all public places: Yet mooning, by hundreds, to Bazoni's terms, The Mansion-Moose Nal, and the New Loudon Torero: 14 Bible in Sanacrit, fee Copts and Lieerirs: Arks Sadist( di Wapping for aoul.fuunder'd lan : With all the devices that keep in stibjectios Our seo's two enemata—Time and Rattan... Yrt still even these were suistde to bring Id daideratssa--the Nan with the Ring, Thus she whom the poet of Twickenham paints, Bade Paraclete's echoes repeat her complaints, lay wrapt, in her cell, in ecstasies' hearings, Atid gave to St. Peter St. Abelard's leavisgs. Theo tied to the stake in Sir Ballaat's dull dooms, As cold and austere as my manernake in Cu..., eendrou'd, when my sister should wed, to :whearse, Hereafter, fur Lydia, the part of thenwree, Perkasie( what many a sister has dose, The work of three maids fur the wages of one, Sore sick of the world, from the Ohl I withdrew, AnJ gladly set sail wish Papa far the New; Of which mute bereafter.—Dear pansy, adieu! •,! i• • S. B. Ilier Grace the Dowager Duchess or RICKSOND kit SIII"Jorn 11.11. Thursday week. be %Vent wards, the seat of Earl FITZWII.I.IAW, Irma aktoeuve her Grave goes to ‘Voisbursi, where she intrials to winter.. General Sir R C. Ptitousoti. M.P.; Sot It. T. Wagon, M.l'.; J. G. LAWIToII, Esq. M.P.; W. J. DENIWN, E.q. M.l'. and the Rev. JAW'S T0)11E1%3011, sue Oil a vi.it to MICIIAML A r.usi.g TAYLOR. E. 41. M.P. at his rtirlaCtlesh Cautley near Downing. %Yoshio the last few diva the following personages 'Foie pAtoril through She/field :—Sir %V ATKIN %VII.. LIAM , Wiliam for Derny.bire. General Roos on las way Irons Wortley Hall. mid Dios. Mr.. to the seat of ihr Dowager Lady GALWAY. A plans fact needs no envbellsoJ -at...it is 'Ai cielit to say tibia CARKULL sulei Na. 11.486. a Wk.. of MOON. in Shares, nn the Imill Dog of Drawing, at his FortiiiisLe office., 19, Cornball, Onforil .treil. TO-MORROW a Prise r.f nmosti. will be gasiied fir the trifling flask of V. UN a Whisk Twket, aasi to pus. porihns for sham.. • • PAHIONARLS NOrf#l4X.ra. .8 .4 .1 , 14... t *rl ODUIPPOkee *MOW leo .. 1 41 1 41 aonallionirikiliteams P• 041.; 11 . 0 000.111 1 6 wi‘aphommi I•444en,l******B 40 Ma., le leettle Apercup ilfedsasslep fqr L. emit, Alserleria, h. lir MR. 1. 4 Poke Pf 1 111.;111 11 014.1taa lent lawia . .loslie ow, Gaits.. money. Wrifilfllk "'Maoism Ambams.her to oar-C o w l, sal "i" 6 " 1 " 04 04* ,14414/ Diflerea 110101, Leicester . AIWA*. ra 11-tha terleo JSrs 4.-.- tetaweees4Dr. *ad blew.. 4 ,44 ll wittr •larkatio. freas.lo.. &Masai aim Capt. "r" reP0P.111.411.0 ikr/1694•11. parlor's /nos 4480 eigsilop of title's* .ad Rev. C. Dayrismo a emit s,..ihs m&.op of Leedom at Falba= Palace • .tad Heleiteder ftw.Csselsr Dep;rittave from the FL Jaaries Haul, Jerama.serwee rektor' pail ,Mos. Hallam (ar , t jest le Siesta, &visag e s Bari. atui Muir I.amb fur Taaloiefire Well,. Cohiacl Sanwa Is. left the Lastriesi Abaci, Albemarle. !greet, op s tour. GGenteel Daylairell haslet) toga for Cs mat is Deverhabire. Sir Hem/ Yirien Haat. left the ihstoil Hotel, Si. Lolr Aftawar's eelt YettlerthlY, Ise mat to llama; elae.theAer.47. leruly I Spur. PergaSite ft"gs Tbentes . • Hotel, neakeleprtipsam Y. 1. . Shelley, Hart. to joist the shooting party at lb Unkoof truggrlto *woke. Abhey ; and Mr. mid Mrs. Etaillis for George Peacock, E.q. has left Kirkham's Hotel, Lower lik ook -et ices, use a tour. Sir William Wooten, Mist. has left tows fir his seat is Swam. Paseo G,eafell, Esq. M.P.. has left taws fur ilia seat, Tap. law. Baehr. THE PINKS.' ts 4 The Parka exhibiled but very little company yestroAsT. °wise tp She unfavourable state of the weather. Among the rashionables the following distinguished yeranuogew were most conspicuous : In carriages we noticed the Critufam Ileum, Countess of Blesinton, Viscount Maynard, Lady Brownian, Lady Perth, Lady Callhorp, and Lady S. Pliggerald ; the Earl of clew. gall spurted his iilhury. Among the horsemen were, Lord *no. ILeanert, Codurel Townsend, M.P. Colonel French, M.P. Colonel Sadie, Mx . , Hon. Mr. Stanhope, Captilin Gough, and Caplditt Weihrit• The pedestrians made a very pour display, pastienlarly lat female fashions. The mom diringoisbed ou foot were—He Earl of Cantles" Lord Soya', Hon. D ginnaird. Collate. Mackinnon. Hun. Ur. Lamb, J. Senn, £ If • *K. NI- Q. Bankes, EMI. Cul. Cook., and a rg° 01 4 1 1Wthruat4 1 11 yf the Dandy hired. .4 THE PIONCESS AVGWITA. -- _ - On Saturday, about one o'clock, the Princeila Augu►ta left town in her travelling carriage and four for her Royal Hiehneas'a re.idence at Flog more, near Wiadaor. Her Royal Highnesit arrived at F►ogmo►e, accoml►atued by the Duchess of Glou. center, "bout 111 the *vetting. The tame vow ballioutlyilLstainated ou the occasoom. . . BRIGHTON, Dictums* 8. Although our beloved Mosisrch has not yet ap. peered in public, he is, we are assured, in the full enjoyment of health and spirits. In the evening of yesterday se'uaigbt, the Mar. quis of Anglesey, Lord std Lady Burghers's, Lord and Lady Moryborough, and Mr. Singleton arrived here.—The Marquis, Lerd and Lady 11. and Mr. S. have since taken their departure. The Marquis Vs'elle•ley arrived at the Palace ou Tuesday, and left for town yesterday morning. Admiral Sir home Celia had the halms, of latiag of the King's select party at the Pavilion cm Mona day last. Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour are daily expected. The venerable Sir Isaac Heard arrived on Wed. nesday, at No. 2, Wert.Cliff, for the sinter season. Lord Eardley, and Lord and Lady Saye-and.Sele, are gone on a visit to Lord Gage, at Fide-plate. Our highly respected Lord Lieutenant, the Keil of Egreasont, leaves us this day for his seat at Pet. worth. Mrs. and Miss Kelsall have returned to their re. sidence on the New Steyne. The Eerl of Bective is among the fashionable sojourners at the Old Ship Tavern. Mr. Michael Kelly, of vocal celebrity. hat been residing at the above tavern for the list three months. Three crompeniet of the 2d. or queen's regiment, marched frau this place for Winchester on 'Thurs day morning. The theatre re-opened mg Monday last for the winter campaign. 175% • .c itsl 1. $ll $ eLg R cilia►►. Miss Wltsom ;dated (Tars, in The Drewsta, at the Bath theatre an s,ost-slily night. Her engage. 'seta will vesicle& on Wednesday, after which she will proceed to Ireland. Miss WILSON is scrolls psusied by Mr. T. WILIH, who presides at the grand piano -forte. Among the latest lorries'. at Bath are— The Earl of Liverpool. Lady Leicester, Sir A. and Lady Chichester. Sir H. sod Lady Heahes. General Commuse, Major-General Ambrose, Gerieral Cameras, Glossa Gor do., Liessteasot-Coloael Cassell. ke. The Hey. H. H. Ai ILMAN, recently elected Pro fessor of Poetry in the University of Oxford. is the author of " Ihe Full of Jerrsakm." The entailed estate which will devolve to the 110 0 . W. Him Tut, who lottly tustrird the dough ter of Sir JOHN lionspert, exceeds 10,0001. per minutia. Mr. RUST hss been offered 100 gs. for his bitch Dratrice, which ran the main foe the Gold Cup ut Newmarket, at the coursing muting urn the t.t9th PI% A simple coutstryman lately went into • chop in and asked to look at rouse almainicks, which were handed hint, and, ul being told the ',rice, he exclaimed, " Aye ! tlwy'r vary deur !"-- " Yrs," was the reply, " awl they'd lie denier too next year." Tisi, stugrred poor JOHNNY won. derfully : " Oh! then," says he, " I'll have three before t h ey do rise !" sod, suns cereniunie, that num ber hr actually purchased and paid fur !—The Doncaster bu:ette vouches the truth or this story. Lord BLAYNSY, whose excellent letter to the in loshit•ots of Castle Bleyory wuc lately published lit thts Paper, is how visithig tat High 11 yeuinli, where Me celebrated the 50th anniversary of Ilia birth-due on Friday, the Sulk ult. A Noble Lor d , whose routes in Ireland are let at is rental of • 35,000/. per annum. receives wily 5,000/. This is tow, arnimif the many woof.. of the evil analog truth the employment of .ntitldle men ! Oa Ratorday the prieeipal Glee Club if Eaglaild held their Ent sweetie' for the airamis, .uJ the 34th year shier the emablislumest of the Club. Those were prommt Mr. Sale, it.. sloe Cooductue ; Mr. Groot/abridge. the President; Mr. Gore, the Viee-President; Mr. R. Clark, of his Majesty's Chapel Royal, the Secretary, sad a 111 1 111M01111414 , 11141•Xe of pladassom sad ammeetars. it Is at fhb Sagely where motel or glee music io to be heard is perfectios s sod the same comeliest and peculiar style is kept from a very smelts' date to the peeseat day, • pretty good proof of which was glees oa Satiorday teeming, is the glee. "When all Moose," emapoard is the year 13110 by Gravers% sad son by Master Cole, Messrs. Meer, .1. Elliot, Evan, sad R. Clark; aid two glees composed is she present day, by Hawes sod Evans, is which the same excellent style of compositios was' preserved. The farmer was M Brittle me Sowers ;" the weeds by doe late Dodoes& of Devonshire. The latter was, Voices contrive, me such • sup;" the words by the Earl of Rochester. Amoolog the other distiegisisbed glees were Damby's prise glee is 1751, 4, Whom Sappho issued," smog by Mesas. Guslcies, Lewis, ad Hawes ; the words by Satollett. Webb's prise ere is 1775, 4 Discord, dire sister ;" the words by Pepe. 0, Come, fitreplserds, we'll follow the hearse ;" to she meteor, of the late Dr. Calcutt ; the words by Sbroostoue, the mosaic by Dr. Arse. CHANCES TALKED (W IN THE COMMON COUNCIL AT THE APPROACHING ST. THOMATS DAY. In ILte•street Ward—Mr. Deputy Hancock retiree. Mr Primes sad Mr. Jones contend fur He vacancy. In Aldeneate Word—Mr. Tomer resigns. Mr. Charks C.atheisid, the silencer, sad Mr. Disarms, pot up. In Ressishaw Ward—Mr. Swart resigns. I• goeenhilbs Ward—Mr. 111181COCk is dead, and three tesigostions are annoonced, vie. Mr. .1. W. Over, ow De. Noy. Ur. J. Cotton, and Mr. J. J. gkilbeck. The recent election of the Aldermen is stated to he the (weenies of the rrsignstions. 1• lireadetreet Ward—Mr. Gasman has left, sad several resigoations are reported. I• Dos/Kate Ward—Mr. Bristow is dead, and • wiok•t rimiest is expected, on scea•ot of the supposed eseroseh sneut sited, recently o• the ha•hs of the Thames is that Ward. AU is expected will be quiet is Farriardes ibis west *lee. time. It was esswourett Mat Mr. ExAllierilf Wiltia.s *wild resign, sail a sew candidate elan, but, we believe, wit►out fuftedetitea. •On Saturday morning the Loan CHANCELLOR. in his private room, Swore in so King's Counsel Mr. SHA owELL and Mr. SUOMI, of theChroseery Bar; Mr. TAUNTON, Mr. l'ut.t.xx, and Mr. ADAM, Of the King's Bench Bar. Mr. SHADWELL mid Mr. SUDDEN, at the sitting of the Court, took their I seats within the Bar. The remains of the late Mrs. Dv Pim. of Wilton I Park, were iuterred iii the family vault, iu the pa. rib church of Ileaconsti44l, on the 4th in.tant. The shops were all bhus, and the shutters of all the private house. iir the street through which the fa ' tiers' parsed to the church were generally closed. I' A few days ago a curious discovery of- a deer's horn was made by the servants of Mr. Hea DIMON, 4 at Dolphin, near Stains* whilst clearing away a guaranty of 11P.M4 They had first cut BIZ feet loan ; the inns., rind thereafter thrre feet into a stratum of 1 clay, where It was lound firmly imbedded. It is ! about liner feet iii !rise), with six hue antler.; and what iii very extraordinary, it is without the least lappearance of decay. 'rlirre seems btrong remote fur cop jrcittrifig. front the oitsiatiew in which it was i f 4, that it rms.( have lain there previous to the 1 formation of th e m oss. This natural coritivity is at I torrent iii the prorsesaipn, of it , . H. DIRIIMOKR. I . E•ti. 11.P.—(Ediebergh (*aerosol./ . ' . : ..• ' ' " in rip'. ~ -,_ .N.. .' ..i.0.5.. : ". • .. I . „ ~. ;,..; ad.41,‘,0-1,4 NS ri 4 RINI,: - • i • re's LAYS arottat • • • t o .._...........„.---- a A i m c aort a tik : s emu , ing .s •Coaaitkeabir ifejory .bafrboes sowfaisied I. Welert, jovial. of the dale burriemise • amid renal.- A einsear.eiel 4 010 0 10 0# Woe, tkrt• • CT o 'sled ••• 46 ' f = es hiseeidelrovadhoureehrie row; aspolgual.v• - ence h, ilits theatre Otilietrighl light. : Tile metsta,.' Ash *Wearied se 10001 the view Vireiee. at Lleirronsneh, of this ;day chiefly consist in the excellent. attoria ofeo neflosifriap oeshele hie gigabit Weer ; the vooselpiagere , i u i 'li4e nib whimsit aisonsede. 'sod rise -life Mati hitelie‘l • abi. abiPamkal Melt was. SW the vehicle red otineirl were created by the ea ge r ness o f lover., the ihtrikuilfg rtr' ' ier :S.: 111;4 " ...11 . 1 ; th" -mealier. jeweled eni, and ..red bait elleirels created no hiss ley the f erry t seitiesta, the s u spici o n s o f • caut i ous Either du an , ne. drowse"; warty $OOl. was fleposit.d in imorseimos guar/bon, and the pryin g curiosity sit; ep tine gtg, is iiiills. Aim. bat .Witieit wee 'fatefully aistoltki load officious ,cciectiorb„ ambitious of o mare in emery ad. Arial of * dela' Liao loos.. I. the vicinity of tianfyllia„ et-wore that li, _friends minifertiskri, au Of whit* erg elr es t sri. l4 eurk•er I" , 'le" , .. d " ii We", St elmaidera' .. „.„ , kept in a elate of .roqiiiesit -active operation. 1 - be creme sommsd of et iheir trunks, and tore up adoenfeters ore well e keteh e d an d 1 0 era bl y fini s h he nhlie•intf . ...fillies. the Vfehh 'meet (and repreiahy at ed, - ,L4,,,,,„11. g;,,,, doge bas ;wee A m .. Th e 5 t,,,, e Eri e ,. 'though, Ile is generally the case, somewhat rzegge- balk ho'ne.will stases boos liesemierie, meek ower tide,* i. , rated. The dialogue La sp r i g htl y; acitioni seaming tialsod. omit poor diet a perioes wreck'; is 'opposed shut ell is Aitii Hot ontfregnently a ppro o ciong l e to. jril i t . "4 . pe b e r ialiett. Skims .easels were_eirende_ d i be x. : re l it , . . The .wholeynece is idontnibly calcalated L e , r ...;:d. 4 . 6 1. 1 6 11 ."' eg :The Itelige."' sbo r ee r 7 ea 6 m il iks te e n : into play comic talent of every I p a yib e iy ; s h e is belied, so d all h er is so l e are g u ise by the 1 liveries on the part .of the performer., and hiss heelidenelif sad rosee*ger• *eyed; the sleet , 11 she eic r heretofore been unif . ortaly attrectier ; bus the poretoi to be owed. The Trafalgar, of Abergetwilii, fin* few pers during which it hss been hint stiele, P:iti 4 ._ l ° :"., °ls*" 84 dmisell — er".•red. The ... 4 . 4 7 4, hawe ceenoved tram else boards or this theatre ; ' Fi „." * " 64 "L o r : u " •• a "" ter •B 14 !V ate ' . rera7 d. e. Bread, pet into oiyhea moot of those whose exertion' in it were the t s d Id ~,ss , ,s , delight end edatirilli‘ie Vibe tows. The cast el Sr. , turday night was nearly. if not entirely near. In . Sir Francis. (.ripe. fp&l sc o p e Si. a ff or d e d to M r. OXFORD, SATURDAY. DiCellelell h. ____........_ Musses fur the display of his rare excellence sod weaseada lam Ito Rev. Hew, foss mass i t I k _ ; 1 , tido coolie humour to the dello (W. f the rn..-11 o. maroon, Bras ..., ,j rieried i re or. Milan i r.". 0; 'primitive, sod self-complacent sild dotatd, whose o w , o f f h e R e ,. Ja m l e e.. e ss ys eeee , re .i iike k Oierweeniug canning renders him tbe eery dope of Terser/ley Thema illeithied. of the Dieweat if Dieter, kw own artifice, of which he availed himself to the "• 114001 .° 11 Ikb•;•• of Corp.. Chsh•l COOK! i _. fitment, ash gave a omit gratifying treat to the real u °.• W ." l , a1t.d _... 4 117 " et "' M . r' George Riad "' 6.11.1111 " er 4 yt: lege was aandroially drooped is die river by admirer+ of uterling merit. Mr. HARLEY , who ih , Nl : ii i, 4 of ..6,... ployed Marpful, never fail. to tickle au aoletice The following *objects are proposed for the Clootelior's into good-homour, and to excites tough almost at Priers, for the eseeies year, via.— will ; slid if his *cool tone of the character was F.W lefin Venire—Alms all Assiloile sitrWiefie. ifillti4lK its correctness, and hie earculion defective Far r wajeetish Posy —ohs Ike Study of NOW &Amer. -in the assumptioli of the breeding and polish of the d l i a • A ir' 7 1 . —A "' ft he e" . e•Preveleerig aPed Bra. rink in society in which lie was placed, yet we. hue performance not wholly iiiiproduetive at enterians- -- - num. The Sir Vitale AS'ry of Mr. Pax LILT, the etlistries of Mr. B A RNARD, an d t h e Mr Jealous 'l4lllle or Mr. (lArrir, were 'marked with the pro priety and respectability whit.4igenendly chaructense 11me e ff orts of taw,. gentlemen. Mrs. Rowto re- Anitted, soil coaxed. and wheedled with good 'effect in Medias& i• and Mrs. OROS& played Isabiada -with becoming gracefulness and vivacity. Miss KELLv's Folds is We perdition of wettiog.maids; and whether vi e wed in reference to the varied end *rpm ; iprilltt excellence of its several ports. or 10 the ad mirable finish end convisieney of the whole, it would be difficult to imagine an effort more worthy of bar exalted talents end establitilied holm lie Coronefies followed, if the bills are to be credited, fur the last time until the Christmas holiday.. The Div Vier Ilse Weildiv concluded. itt which Mrs. W. WU% 4111 to* 44isabei4 "reelect, elle crvirally esteemed the sir, gesture, and demeanour of a lugs-bud woman of Lofoten. CAMBRiIDGR, Decusita 6. Yesterday the fullowitsg Greatness were admitted to de. grees:—. Monorary "safer of ;Ilefs—Lnid Hervey, of Trinity Col lege, eldest son of the Earl or Bristol. Aferfsr of Arts—Rev. Eschew' Skiaaer,St. Peter's College. Beehdoryeira Clucks Bursts% St. John's College. Oe the some day , Williams Wilkinson, NI A. of 'Meaty Hall, was appointed Taxer. In Ilse rasa of the Rev. B. P. Belt, deceased; red Ch oi . R ewor k B rom h ea d , M.A. Fellow of Trinity College, was appointed • Pnetroolori in the lroos of the Rev. J. Hallowell. - - - - The Marquis WELLESLEY'S departore to as sume the reins of Government in 'related is kid to have been postponed for ten diva. It is• n ow settled that the Noble Lord will not be sworn into orece until his arrival in Dublin. Mr. Goutnuax will be sworn in a Privy Coun. sellor before his departure for Ireland. Mr. WILUOT, we understand, is to sseceevl Mr. Gotraanan as Under-Secret o ry o f SW* in the Colonial Deportment. • .1 Mr. CLIPS retires from the Home Deportment. and Mr. DAWSON. the brother-in-law of the Right Hon. 8,. PEEL. is mentioned as his successor. The SPEAKEN of the House of Commons has ordered a new writ to be heard fur the election of a Member fur the county of Antrim. iu that room of the late Hiram H.l. SEYMOUR, Esq. The Moen Ckadower frigate. Hon. Captain Stsamcsit, is daily expected to arrive from the Pacific, with dispatches from Sir THOMAS WINDY. The long-prevailing westerly winds ceased on Thursday, when the wind shifted to the south-east. and most of the outivard.bound .hips detained at Portsmouth sailed; but it shifted again on Friday night. and, some of them put back. and others which left the Downs on Thursday, have come in. Among them are La Belle Alliance and the Lady Nenneway, for Madras and Bengal. Remain--Aetive. at the Motherbank • Tees and Braun, at Spithead; Ph.znix , for N ewl South Wales, in Stoke's But. The Lively frigate, at Chatham, is ordered to be commissioned. The Fly, 18, was paid off at Purtsmosth nn Fri day by Captain COFFIN. la conformity with the new classification she is to be made • ship. The In. Of, *ad Ckeerfal, have been paid ofFat Plymouth. TM Dwarf is re-commirsioned. Hon. Captain Runs is appointed to the Sappho, vice Bauch, promoted ; Captain Guiana Times, to the Fly : Lienteamst H. Jewraits, to the Ordi nal; at Portsmouth ; Lieutenant BERINOTON, to the new Preventive Station at Southsea Castle. The Court of Assize at Paris has bees oectalied with the trial of a man named G'esiehet, fur the murder of Masia ANIS MIZIERAY. a woman of the town. it:vibe month of September last. He was found guilty, and heard sentence of death passed un him without the slightest emotion. Amongst the applicants for relief at the Men dieity Office on Friday was the brother-in-law a CHILISTOPIIII. late Emperor of Hayti ! We understand a letter has been received in the city, by • highly respectable merconiile dated Odessa, November 6, stating that on the 16 h December the Rusnan Authorities at that place would coatract for 150.000 chats. of wheat and flour. or 730,000 budiels. The export of corn .was also expected to be prohibited. Eitract of a letter from Baltimore. dated No vember 7 :—" Three schooner., having ou board past of the garrison of Carthegena, arrived at St. Jag° about the 17th of October. end more were daily expected ; they were each accompanied by a Patriot officer. to preserve them front the cruisers. There were not less than eleven pinnace' vessels, which have lately been cruising between Cape Maze and St. Jeri." The high wind on the night of Friday last blew down a part of one of the minarets ou the tower of St. Mary's church, in Reading. The high wind of Friday se'nnight took off the whole of the roof of a green-house iii the gar den behind the house of Mr. Pater, in Nile -street, Hull. carried it over the premises of Mr. BL•1118 arid Mr. Nevis, and lodged it in Mr. Gamin's garden, without doing much further damage. About twelve o'clock on Saturday night an alarming fire broke out in Back-lane. St. George's. i •totht-East, by which one house wss entirely de stroyed. No lav e s were lust. • . , A matc h race l oo k place ma thwcatry Course, OM Saturday week (orZel. Isterssw Mr. Roar's, ware, Broady Na• Jr Pul.tan'a r.g. Ghia Buy O ,g 2 CwasiderAbk sews wrre bet um this nes e and the course was Ilimogral with spetittrni, THE CH46 E. lived Perrin elamore Citherme 3aryetirte The King's stag hosnila will meet this day at A.roi Retch Race around; pod on Ft id 'y at Kos') Hill, war Choi, Lona ; tack day at half-past Sr. o'clock. The dyle.aary ash.c►ipsino harrier• will meet this day it Ottina; and am Friday at Gcendon, near 'lie church. The Hampshire hationds will meet this dity, at 11w NeW law, Loomis; Wednesday, at Niattarly Gate; Thornt•y, at Brume CAeduver Church; katarday, at Sledaled ti.st st—at tea n'elnek each day. flit East Same* tos honed. meet at ten o'clock this itiy al-Lausbitia; mid on That.4l,4 at Clay-too Sir Si Sine's... Graham's hiniada meta ski. day, at W a lt. Pitiond; Friday, at Ostelebory Dona—at ais o'cliiik each day. The Earl of Deeby's stag-bounds meet ll...morrow at Ad dington. . 6 1. Jo/titre, Esq.'s SlTAnnindia meet this day at Reigat - hill,aad on Friday miheivroust. The Seeley fort-batoolia meet this day at the H-If Atoms, on Thursday at Limps'.ld, and on Saturday at Kellam. The Harriers Meet every day. The Duke of Rutlaud's boutads inert this day at Barnwell Pasture; to-Morrow at Little Pinto.; on Maierlay at Broadwater ; mad ma Friday at Croaon Park—on Thong day at eleven o'clock, and on each of the other days at ba ptist ten. The Corneontsre hoots& will meet this day at Brauttaton ; ow Wednesday at Holywril ; and on Thursday at Burk -l— each day as a quarter before eleven. Earl FNswillis.. hounds will meet this day at A‘hton Weld; tomorrow at GfiIIICIIIAW on Thursday, at Saartry Gorse; and on Saturday, at Sutton Wood—each day at sea. Lord Taiboniugh's bounds will meet this day at Swot- Imp-house ; on Wednesday, at Melton High Wood ; apt Friday, at Kingerby Wood • and us Saturday, at the Kest. eel—each day at (Wes o'el,:ek. The Earl of Scarbrough's hounds will meet this day. at Shireoake Town; on Wedoesday, at Wridworth Town; sod sti Friday, at Utley Town—each day at haltpasi ten. Burton Hunt.—Sir Richard Sutton's hounds will meet this day at Staiariod H 411; nn Wednesday, at the Green Man; on Thor.day, at Bernal ; and or Saturday, at Blank ney—each day at eleven. The Gilliagbam lb: hounds will meet loniorrow, at Haughtier; on Ilannalay, at Parted; sad on Saturday, at Rigsby—oath day at half-past sea o'clock. The Illadeworth fua.lsoarads meet tomorrow, at Hat Green ; on Thiimday, at MAIM Bridle; and ow Saturday, at Ark worth Moor Tap—.at tea o'clock each day. Mr. Petra keep. op the festivities of Stapleton Hall in tree English style. The Hatfield trarriers will meet this day, at Semisoft Grove; and as Friday, at Mame Howie---at ten o'clock each day. The SirlieW beerier, will meet this day, at W•ith Tower ; sod so Thursday; at Meadow Hall—at ten o'clock each day. Sir Jacob Astlels . bounds will meet this .iay at Boi leau (Harriers); Wedisesalay, at Hiodolireatora Wool (Baca Mamie); Fetddy•M'Eaat'llaititem (Harriers)—each day at eleven o'clock. Mr. Dealag'is Imes& will meet this day at South Creak. (to rim • bark); Wednesdays, Daytimes (Reath. rd's Moor); Friday, at Pleld•Dallitsa--eaeb cloy at tea o'clock. Sir Edward Sneythe's bra homeds will inert this day at Barringto• Village; audio Wedseaday at Atthase Bridge— at luiltpast lea. Sir Sellingbant Graham has addressed a circular, dated Moarrnicey, November fit, to the Noblemen, Gentle men, Joe. of the coneehte of !Leicester and Nottingham, re questing their support sad permiernion la succeed to the some (avatars which Mr.o•lmaldeMoo, who has remised in his fa vour, so Wog enjoyed. Bic Jacob Astley's beak hoes& met on Friday se'oeight at Seidisigimm, mod • fine boa* was termed oat heron* them, whit* however was taken after a very short run. The booed, then proceeded to look for an nut-lyir.i doer, which was supposed to be sear at hand. He w..• reseal in a small plaatatioa boloolyirig to Mr. Hardy al Le. illitriDgeriii sad went away in • must ;What style, in fuel view 4 the Woad.. He immediately quitted the plan. gallows at Letharingreil, and made for Holt Wood, watt be quitted as quickly, goiter in se one side, sad out UM the other, without the smallest check. He took arroit Xenia( Heath to Rodbell., and creasing the read from Hot to Cromer, rat at beef pogo through the parietal, of Boat Beckham, Wed Beckham, Grisham, and Ayieternon, and • plaided into the woods at Felbrsgg; the hounds heated him through the whole mop of them, sad (tweed him out again ever some lee large gross& its front of the home of ' Admiral Lakes. He was sow, peer fellow ! stoma heat ; a cheek saved him fur a munseut ; but the Immo& hitting him off dada, PION not iota be., Cromer light.hease being net far dirnatit, sad in fall Maw. "'Twos glorious sport, aeate feet did lag, Nor drew amigo, use made • easel, But all u firmly kept their pace As had Actaeon here she stag Amid we lied bowed by ft :ennead Of time Goddess el shoats* !" Chores to Ofd Hooting Sono. As a party werit coursing at Horsford on Howley last, up started a line stoat tea, which was iaataatly pureed by beset of feet greyhooade. He, however, kept hermit them fur inset glom half a mile, when the dugs wryer' him ; the wit, maimed, by his windings sad moorage, haled and beat she,, of toe upward. ut an boor. Poor Heyward at last "turd, jaded, sad worn out," was taken alive. Sown ahem Sir George Brograva's bushman and boned% CAT! 144 whets the ceorsiog party, who had joiued in tee chase, atiO who, from the miry state of the roads, were ■ll in a "'pre cious pickle," oared to nalmig the fua for another run ; bat M wait foiled too nook mthatioted and iujored for the pur pose, sad it bream. oemereary to give him the coup de gorses, sad his bead mid WWI were carried off in triumph. Re art authorised to stags the correct particulate of r ciresioniaree alluded to is the linehinghassidare C'kroxids of Saturday Mat :—A servant of t►e Marquis of Bucknighans did shoot a fox before the hounds of ►ia Grace the DIA. of Grafton. The noraierat t►is abetter was reported to the Mar. runs, he were to his Grace. "'prepare( her careen, at she irausaeriow, and Oiessiered the ruse Curs his service, thereby skewing his aimpprabatiuu of the messure.—Vriarimir /LS* Jam•) Witum Cot.t.sos.—A meeting of the inhabi. tants of Llasiddowiabrevi and Tregaron, Cardirin rras held on Monday last, to consirler the propriety of mrldrreging a memorial to the Bishop of ST. limo's, on the subject of the Col lege. fur the erection of which, at Liaridilewi-bre.vi, a subscription has been collected; but which, it is reported, is new intended to be built ebewhere. The eighth atiiiiver.ary of the Ayleabury Hook Society was held at the ‘Vhite Hart Inn, on Mum day last. After ordering • number of the nio.t popular work• in modem► literature, admitting t.ew members, &c. the gentlemen present sat down to ■n excellent dinner, provided fur the °commit by Mr. FowLsi. The gorisou duty at Windsor is at present per. formed by a detachment of dismounted ho•►e gourds. These are to be relieved by the second. or Queen's, to-morrow. In consequence of the small comber of women (only ten) permitted to go with the battalion of Guards, now on their wey to In-land, a Humber of upplteotions. are waking•by their wist..efor passe, to their different parishes. s ....''' . lll