The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-12-09 00:00:00

S4I'AL INTELLIGENCE. . lifttirit! , •.• . . varl4tasse. CHARGE OF FORGERY,' Yesterday moreing was rwhpsUv Meapiet is illyettilf•- (nig the Miarge preferred be Mr. K::.,;, of P•wHeld-pietc, against Mr. H. a respectable attertey, OA - grafi" • firegdd bill, well looming it to Y 8 sq. Mr CliaKik tba barrister, Merkel for the Preescatoc red it appeared frees the evideace geoiliteed in the part of the promictliWil, that Mr. H. altered Cie bill to Mr. King, and Mr. Kin; same, that at the time it a aa uttered, Mt H. said he knew it way as good as the bonit and hail no' doubt but when it was due, it woad be re;ulai It paid. The bill vim drew° by Mr. Homer, of No. 4, lags. It became doe loot January, sod Mr. King said when it wee sent fur payee/at, a weinao arswered the dooro who a. aid tlist such a ptime resided Uteri, sod peel'ishiY said we meth person hod aster lived there. Mr. A [Age attended fur Mr. H., and d toe roamer in which his elite! came into pussessiett of the bill in bun line. together with Mil, to the amount of 1,0001. A pev a*, was introduced to b m, apparently of the highid rs telettabdtty, nod thafpersour introduced Lim to a clergyman,' who resided in the iseighbourbood of Sloane-street, ad kept his CM both of diem proved to be caatrarrem what they ropreseated them:elves, and, is cot/sequence of their procured Mr. H. slime business , be had negotiated the Mils, seethe was now Auld with the permed of them , bat, being an attorney, he Lad procured iime. With re. upset to the Intl so emotion being it forgery, arising from there beam no such ',come as Moines, the seceptur, re siding at the place purporting to be his residence, he Maul.' be able to prove most isetiotrurectlbly, that the cootrery was the feet The Lammed Gentleman tolled several witnesses, who inured, accordingly, that Mr. h isser did reside in Copthall-corrt-Imildings, sad bad a warehouse 'I/joining the house, daring a great part pf test year, an the time the bill became due, and till the lat ter end of Mandl. It trans likewise Moved, that the name of Noresr was palatal al the doer, I. lone letters, darker tins time, and they were nut erased till the mouth of April or hip ltet.. MK Allay !ben rated, Met, go Wei.111“411 tic, Mr. M. called at his chambers, to reason with him firm the bwilons ; and told him, that Mr. Nurser, the ar. Meter id the MY, Kes a sad aftedil of being weeded snood a• the Mice, it would ; fvfrjbf kilt; sad Mr 'tili 111 r. sai say A w eta`l ORSEIVI.67OI I II SPOS ThM NATUKAS lIMITORY or rue sutratt r. mioo 11l tiLUHKt.► to su lkers FORDIVALLY. IC J. J. •IKEY. (Cuipei•dealieux•furoar Paper ) Since the most remote ties. the elephant has captivated, by its moral_ qualities, and excited by it. enormous bulk, the admiration of nevi, and st Ins become on inexhaustible treasure of know ledge. Its manners and customs, its instinct sad. its conformation, have been alternately the Souring : . of various inquiries in natural hisitory : happy, A the illusion of error have not obscured with its veil • the simplicity of truth. We are indebted to Buffos for else of the best and most eloquent histories of the elephant ; lie purified it from all these ritlieu. lout suppositions with which the accounts of etber. writers were loaded. Brit recent oliservatiour have,,, given new . light iw several points that were Ob• scurely utid 'Moot from the relations of travellers, at the time be orate. It appears to be demonstrated that there exists, at least, two specie* of living eleplimits, very dis tinct iii their organization. And those nuweentC I.l . l : 4iiiitic hone* which are found buried in the wwl' polar region* of Asia; those which are scatte rs ; over the vast deserts of North .linerica, and those which are found even in our onit regions, do they not seem to have belonged formerly to 14 species of elephant that have now yielded to the sceptre 4 destruction, and which, being totally swept fromi, the face of the earth, shew that the empire of lift has aireaily submitted to the extertuiapting power, of death ? The bony remains of the, and of other colossal iipeciet, now extinct, from of which • . - essentialli DZCA Came in the litunlier, fro . = Portsmouth; 4 , 694 Bradford, from Malta ; Sarah, Patina; Sally, Willie; V enom ,,,s, --,-; Wilimo Lefler, Genius, from Loudon ; Mary Mark ; and the Ettighaziers, from Stockholm. Arrived the Jupiter, ur4Bo guns, Captain Baker; and the Primrose, of 18, ire, Capt. Mciu, from Portsmouth; Argus, of * gums, Capt. Stewart, from Irelutitl; Peacock. of 18 guns, Capt. Peak, from thy :Westward; Eproanater gun-brig, Lieut. Talbot, fictoin a cruise; and the Ranger transport, from the Eastward. Went down tlamoass into the Sound, La Stine frigate.—Wind N.W. FALKOOTII, DEC. 6. Arrived the Morristown armed briK, with a con voy Isom Plyinutith for Wales; • tby Portuguese gaup Tereini, from ;he ; and three light transport% taprt of Si sail trout Plymouth, now off this earl. -•- Sailed 11ie Ansozins, Ktiiig George, nod Resolution cuttera, on a cruise. DELL, DLL. 7. Remain in the Down% the Princess of Orange, Hero, Venerable, Leviathan, Bombay, Defence, Christian VII. Agincourt, Jrarspile, Trusty, Iplagenia, ifl,rlles, Ephria, Hupc, Fictions, Bold, alai Blazer; Harmony victualler, mid several outward-hountressele, &e.—Wind N.W. •• DIDsTOL. DEC. 6. ramp in St. Petrick and St. Bridget. hrom Wa terford ; Staillsore, from Stockholm ; Lady lit:gerald, tiihnore, from Cork ; Sydney, —, and Abut, S,nvll, from Molts ; Beretford, Outerbritlge, coMTI", Death on the body of WAIALR. WiiLi.milaiscano:Cill:lo,7llomfloTumitl:Ried.„7s.l(;:tf,L,Dt.::l:o,l.. ii Cape of Gold Hope, me reliant - II Edward Stamford, Yeek-eir.et, Connerei;t: eudd, dour-factor - John Pardons, Cheapside, London, warrhememcn Chili lea 144 rd Aptborp, late of Boston North Ame rica, bait now of Bridge-attest, 11RaCkfriats*, Lou don, ncercbaut - - . I le itielaard Rouuedate of 31iuttee, Isle of Sheppey, Keot, carpenter - - "- I i itirliard Rosie', Shoreham, ii...nt, sblokeeree . .. e 1 ,. Sohn Abbey and Henry Abbey, Leir,4.,, kAn er e . •p, Asher Asher, now or toe of Gilgit ittaillo.lll-•letel, CO. tent-garden, china-seller - - 11 le /Dory 51 *thews, Kent-street, Southwark, Surrey, baker - - - I to John Dardh, late of Backside, but now o f V aux h all, • - • Surrey, ligiderman - - Jobs Bruce, master-ssarioar - - - DIVIDENDS. -Wm. Bickerataff, Nottingham, haberdasher - ill Curwen Gale, Totver-hill, Lut:don, suerebact - N Robert Stevens, Perceval.street, • Gomrell-street , silk. skein dyer - - - - Robert Partridge, Clement's-Ina, meet:bast - 11 ic We,. Lowe, prary-lane, cabiastt-ardier. - te Michael Furionge, late utGuildfor4-street, It until square merchant - - - Or Jobs Eddington and John Grosvenor, Montague street, Aliddlesex, builders • Edward Read, Ilford, Eases, carpenter . - 2 If 2 le - I 11 - It - I* CERTIFICATES. George Putter, of Chenies•street, o:ford-road, Middlesex, British wine-maker. William Ainsworth, of Chweth ins, Manchester, ino.keeper. Thomas fieckwith, late of the Coulairrcial-rosd, Mtddiksex, coact-maker. fYillies Mitchell, of )lerthyr . Tydvil, Glisten-6-Rn, clef ostler. Siebert Brom°, ofThrendocerlle-street, Loudon, fatter. Thanes Tesisdale, late of Peorith, Coulherhod. ion -tester. Mee• Moses, late of Rosemary-lane, Middlesex. Rickard Gorton, of Cockney, Nottinglasoi, nieecliast. kha Cook, of Widford, Essex Willies IV; llamas I lobo- feet :e tee (iffic .feel paid), wall,. ,114$ mg•mm ..wa - ...mmora - w i sms ',arm mom, awn% mr. n.snosi, silo Mr- .. - - ` I •••••••••: • ••••••••• •'"". •'•"'""- • •-----V-•-• -------e-• esseuneu troecuti, or t.uentiey, is.ottiniguasn, nierchoat. demur of the MS, wits a Selia each imenirrasseil, mud causes of which we are 'gainsaid, " ler eseatiallY l' from Cork; Samuel, Coffey, fruan Waterford. bba Cook, of Widford, Essex, virtnallsr. monedboklotheing orreMed; bat he hod told hint if be mould from those now knowil andApristing. l'eshaps, in --s o .— William Winter mad Thomas F. - cu Hay, of Lung-Mmis t • StiOnd all the Mitre, sad *dorm himself the acceptor their couforfoution. theme gliep have been adapted FROM LLOYD'S LIST. . ISifsMesen, harmless Alain* it would settle le di ty into which he wits fo r .i. byte; and Mr HEAD wkom *hi business was s . . • ___. be eir looolctun wool ho ' obge to tw its i nn any at. oe objected , that lieme .......--... itto ., ...e severe dinettes of die poles, though it may Goa IFF.erti o, Dec. 7.-Passed by the Elizsbctb, Gud, at r oam i."....".• aisd filbert's subs son: three, Tatham ; Lydia , —; Charlotte, WexelltT dem.. h Pi ince Goema —• Hector Dares ; and the Gull e t. pin, of Binitinglimo, linen-draper. Yiuu, of Clenienes•lnne, Louood. street, London, r uud r man. lest • Sir. add whim:l,llw he Mettler. Ho mer tudes do not . ~ '. - tollho. I , • ' fsettinbing enellisimit ' i • Joseph Hirst, of Suffolk-lane, Cartoon-sheet, lAineoa —from, Slge-liailed tse Arlo, Rowe, ford:ma ; h,„, , ,,,r. I ;soy weesesi se was sot in Om pose* of a MegisMote to nourishment to • elmempadrupeds; and the Ate • , •v titte, (of the t un a s. der . se hiss Irmo as orenst, while Mtsodieg to lova evideree for n a t u r e , is apasiug ' ...s alszy se, ~ Eh-. ___.: -. • 4 i ninotiontg tie hod Um Mogintrato Ilse pommel lassies o f h er se . , . s In the River--the Flora, Aural from Waterford. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTIiai:..AY, amerailt, or my other iassommate to compel the atton, a • co The the . ,' in enure liar nog gem In h e anilgate Creels-die Neptune, Dime, Roux Malaga; . .3, pee Cent. Reduced trot SI Mot 0 'Cdr. *row. To aid otideaseot Mr.Rtzin save Ids litibillekble • i . . .' e aeph ,„ / , & s. g. ihe sad th Sophia, Smith. front Malta. .; 3 per Cent . tio44 ski Isbnetios. ` A Mr. Hof see especial teatime/ ea the gist ef the Due same time, tee bulky : itdeiights to plunge into OW Doren -the Brown, Ridley, from Malls; sod dm • Ofnuitini feedeet, she wee le mete Itie.haew if the pereesef •' • . <llOll AO loathe alma the rural and wild well, Rav, (roue Morhoc. . ' • .!antis Bonds Fe; Usc la wa " alt a l bs did "Nils is beil a s tP 4 -* • the rit rrs, that water the banning plaion of At Whitel;aven-the Bri4ida Queen, ---, from Quebec. . - lEselvemer nob ........ , .........40 I prem. . etch ate eeeretwase testis bill to he beet weltitiger hew. gt At Dundee- th- "tandem, Andonma. front Quebec. s • Littlish Lottery Ticket, 6. 1 1:".5. ever, be wee cell* bet eil sereeplow It was supposed be . Flyin:r to the depth of slassig forests, At Dartinoult-[b fostru, Henry, from the Broads. . Cumuli. fur arm er t —, front Lisboa ; Faso- T. BIM, broker, that hat Heeds% white Hr. Hug did eet &Wool stilts of. e f:z e the memo an the negro , and frees net, (May, Irmo Cork ; Ceres, --, and the William, Ilan- • 4. Cornitill„ 'and g, Charing-eras. - ..._ i is, Mr . Hui stsetiot, mad two other ultimata wear , : intoi beat of iehielliste sky. he lives in ningion, from 1%; taw/ sent, who wild ppm similar circonfataittes; err of deb* with his c iarpani4m. fvocinlile by eature, Of Imeestert-tes H••nriette Augusts, - T -, from Got- IRISH STOCKS, Dec . it. Isittete hews attired to go to Monelletse, sad the other GO,. Deb. 34 per cent. was sore sheen!. " e es. ..it of Artza i d a like all herbivorous tesbsert 1 • Cave ' ".• rniseut .......b. 3 per cent. - • Me. Ctspeostraedresend the Habilitate , ear obsietail. mats, they inure , fi..,. bushes , an d 4, At riall-tbe Res , , ouree from Gotteoborgli. Ae Gottestisegb...-tbe Waterers, Matson • Industry, Etkliaterc--Dnldin oa Loudon (Dec. .2)...a1l that be did use consider the defeoce set . y the hopes • barrest. and the oruawent Lo ws . m old , p ort ". i a im, a m ... N eptu . , i;a6,, i ai d aoc---• ---c---.-- ---...._-- 11 Mintz rum( had out proved that Mr. tile lasql. . elided of the Africeis elephant the Illimpii Kildare, -e-.... from Ltiatkies BIRTHS. in "Ithwn-emilifileildier woo wee . ells's.' . • . ' vex, and more inclined and loneliest At Malta-the Esther, Sacker, from London ; Mary. --* At Bath, tle,Lady of Sir Julia Louis, art. of **Royal Don, ear bed day peovedles' la weer to 310, on afidalsi tied -' 1 ' " ~ that of the Aeiatic • and it should from ea.tir ; Ana, Rinett ; sad the Four Slaters, .Walker, Navy. ors 800. . Friday list, at Forest, Montgomeryshire, the Lady of A from Bristol. reMigli, an W•dacaday, wits peedstaMpasetwardletkial= Almighty hand, which stausped IticLayi Myttun, Esq. of num and heir. . sec At Opemo-the Triton, f Q 'bee —, rom ii, . to be accepted hy Weasel it seestesethersed by • karma a the counteinaneg of, . the . nee ro, .. Al Ste Jraeirti-the Aiwa, Meyers, from the Clyde. Dednesday waseestis, at the Admirals', lady M a l of of 'Of flefliCe/ bill 4 / 1 104 hoieggpidarml, fa "'Web the Wear • .'" 'rm . * * tof the Euro n had also au- At Faro-the Mary An n , Morgan, frusta Mcycnouth. • SOO n enteral. r ea ' At Tyinillud-the due, Fel v i er, h ome T r i n id a d . MARRIAGES. Mr. Rutty observed Ibet he mataleee Mt hiseself.selh ' the lead . th e African eke unt- At Betley, Staffordshire Mr. William Molownsing, to wfredly silionlod * no be WWI be iliktitemed4yr, li 1. . • iiioll9o considerable the head of the elephant O.(LLANT AclroN IN THE WEST INDFES• bliss lase Berks. •ft is edasrtable that 'the filbor of the it should ha poosodbetrep ti V eel the seeeptuseemf 4164. may egigmer , it is not to be concluded that they -. . beide,opwards of ad years *foie, haviougun the occasion, --...... bill was the he ad- writing., illester, who resided ie C.ot e be . 4-: havers grog extent of brain. Their intelligence 5 t0 ,,,4 • - the so/Aired more freely than usual it the urine of Batches, cart-baldhlit Ilit lbs litat It won draws 'sod behind amid ii jirehee to se memory of a - ,- wok ser . e t us • for be joyful were envoy tensist,ekostl his P SOle , e does Ole de p end *olelY "1" 1 this °Wm. It etiollie it esteemed friend. I have too request you will insert she . es ip deatb. late.te• Stara, hi ... 006 dearrinita. mete a meet has beim long known that it is, hut very isseelt , and e y following account of au action which has recently Ow Tuesday last, it Ewell, te e Surry,lhort Esq. debustkurn -, • Ills• Inc it was _ _ . n that le faros, .1' .r. s ca rce ly 1-6.9 t1i of the °takes place. It has been already noticed is k ca. es klim Dalrymple, arty daughter of Colo lliskystple. set &VII . ' On le preared . will 01000 of the Moue. But whet augments anal way in sonic of t h e L ow e, . a n b e , t3 d Aid-do-Camp to his af o ul Mightier.. the Dabs of Obreoze. W asellswitv he 01'.11114didsw, by • OMal liCtollt Gap!. Sighs:4 HSI of •ye Wiese. • ready the nil ,of the head, is the amplitude of " ' esunlei l lais to owe* that ult. bet samalor the facts have beta emesepresent- -- e'. • ' , ' et ' ulclough,dstiglitar ,eery bit Awl • steers to the Amite the aria:tory nasal duets, which extend to the or d . Th e s e ek sc h ooner, la t • i i the Boldeeee Geoids, la MP" C ono tug • Coklopgh, Lori, of Mount Ssou, Cottony Carlon all#esai • g. . he may he had very top of the , especially Ut the Asiatic (de- and maimed witlCESrueu, commanded by Llano- emcee to Mettle Lordlsiocksster. diow r WS patients, Mud , phent. This great latitude of the organ of smell, mutt James ilawreuce, tau her peseage from Jansen- DEATHS. . • -life s ~ e . .„„ ii ,„ : r , _____ e per ec on o mese • . ca eo Loadou,mith dispatches and a con*iderahle Yesterday, at his lodgings • in Little Jarnes-sennit, Rod- •• • -.4 • 7, 2 "•• • • • " 0 ._ J. J. Rousorau lieu- 91 IA II it, has d 1 - ° O6l ea" a Prgdb' quantity of money, was attacked, four days after ford-few, Mr. %William Richard Badcock, M,dsh.prosolio. • ' t - 7 giutts influence upon the intelli g ence of this ;sus- logging to Hie Mojeoly's ship thot, commanded by Cali& a quitting that island, by two French privateer • easetsgeb sa snags anal ; for, creatures endowed with a great s a gacity "hooliere, that one o f twelve, rne.other of t Caniberlond. He WS/ eldest son ot the late .Williato Bait •• el.* .11mildspOttlin of illot same lit this respect, err also moat perfect nom the morel !neon en guns. rot ,‘ and full of The action took lf of Rieheril siiiiibeilai , • Iraq. by Sophia, daughter M, place 0 . Esq. and died in the 17th )tar of his age and taw of ' • 4•A • . hones WA oe that kW. qualities. Of the truth of this the dog D . i t -....."' 1 PT" the eree Pe - striking instance. • raatata a St. Demistgo ; whoa, after a most gallant and de- his service es the Royal Novi Such web caily i.e • -..4. . :,,, ''''' - ger the versos mike s trlised resistance of an hour and a liail, thiCom- for his ptwartiort, and of ti o. extrsordi pits cif Wil 1,, .... ... . - 10diti to prosfeetbot lite. The ponderous head of the elephent being, on utander unfortuntfelv fell, •haviag node/yell co twak- e .sadi "e' ' l "' had it "" """ the stNb of "SeWilmes • • she osmoses woe account of its weight, rieceesairily placed 'loon a , different wounds, die lUst of which tetini ed he nat t to bays eel *bort I.i* term of Life, tliln youth. maw , 0„. „. „. i: . „ I „ , . ... a daestjeg _weetestes a very short neck, does no t permit the animal Neely toot to his (*mute, and his frieods f woutd plidmbly existmere of as 0'1144144011..111e an Offeserepahr haw - hied to rank liagli amongst s h e • heilhoaltearst , i „,.., ' "IP` _Ar °IRO to obtain its food id. nature has ob- .. ; 2L, . X. :.. a senile. miat boast of.. The schooner was eel rpou- ten that have r•26.1Z2,1 honor ou the British Mary.. tri • ....._ ' 1 seated the ineon folios it * flexible At Tort Willierb Sewitlalad, 041 the 44* ley. lfreeett .4 it —7 k -Sm. P. 111 , Hinted to he fought irt - the most gal lant elleseser be t o t ek n i t . and Moveable tr of this Aleuts bi n s iseud. the .h.lossoit ov . . ~1.,, L .... 1., Hay Mot domild, daughter of Liest.sCoload MamitOßM T lo- ,_. . _.__ isiates • • Illa *an there. rad vesaitde °ripe. 111414411 is it she must of . """ " 7 7,;,", Tecting . lield-Oilicer. -.. o Ara sae ‘'''''' ' • 00 Meg bat awed a per.: tough mod smell, rivals is Sollisl degree the band ef . ainigibee of the ettilKlllitteattit4l by boarding, • tibewu ppeohaiii, Ites troodrogo, wife of Mr. tv tams, and elevates the ele p ha * shove ad mbar gas. • the ' A " ..' It ' it did IMP g i ven . Alter eastetlim the more cru- EiMe• IllSlNltctie, -street, 11:3fb, Mrs. Ormsby. . • ne t l b w s 160 ao w l a devil& Experiments have been made upon thin c i t i es ost o n o. surv i es „, A . !t ri p pe d - Eat, to sepieuerer lest, in the Wood wf.Marismimalei .. e) were , tit . . the dr liklevomt - Aft ha atm hi tile menagerie of Piii i iii l e i phe ago* if totoser- ellillethe rifle** got possistlaion, and lio quarter •'ale dered into the boat, and desired to implie for the Spa bkiiistifter an . uMou ntileli promised lomgllmpl i e be ess . fobs Wows, Eng. n native of &OW E sod falb a Ale. Smarm SM. DOS sistillt .'. • . Sid lesical rhythm. Mr 91 •0 11 . "f load iu thesbest aridoner possible, .wlrMh, after four • . 1"14"` • • iu Dublin. The istaseertaf Ns death,.. - it the more distresaing to his rolellbosaod ■ni I:•e 0i1P74 0 : . ' l r. theas.and particularly the e who seemed ' hems. they succeEded en, and got 4 shore on the Op his passage from Amigos Walther iStant4 . lbleerns. ' 1117/53 ' • teefeeelhllltg et ler attune! trusporied. The rapid modulatimp and mouth end of Sellomieseis Neither of fi cer Or man tat dpeowlotion, the ship be siti to was led est • the loud accents agitated extrentely these animals Het thy taw French into M tc s it or • has escaped being either kilfed or wounded. The mememsiroeierrem . Asitiquity has celebrated with the highest praise dry the English forces. V i go:a crier .' ,' ••• " i OffebillßMlll4 osh.' Re• . the °superior intelligence of the elephant : yet a , the ou y surviving masterl ". . officer, ' 11011 received• le. five nd . dff - • bee ' ' '' . . instioo to capital*, they liberated Mr. d..esgs woo sin 1 (Tent plaves ; , Kohut y nail leo 'purpose of rioninotokotiog with the BMWs.. No- , f •s J .m. . mil' Ir. ' , • • 1 .4 - . ; z. ' Medern observer, J. Cone, ail. who examined . mortal, an it is from his letter (aeright of wEich I ' bisjoy at his delivenniee -lode him welfkmq 4 S . • •• s i '..te • t i v-. if i.......m.....0%, A ...e . r . , ''... • • . them attentively during many years resideuce in have been favoured with) that I derive this informs- of tubing with him a dug neleore and ens ow. , 46. , -...,..-. ismoaodiAsi is .. • . •II . •, ! . ~ - their own country, (Tipenale a p rovince of Bengal ) lei doe pea. 'of the With*, he relbritei a bail is hai kart ' troth . . .• air: -V . . - feem elate ceetiael in Ibeieserviee. s • .. It is unnecessary to awake any continents en so tiotosill, itsii iii* , , ~,. , ,estelligence, of modesty, of sagacity, of poiserfol Haut an uctioti-the Nate speek for theinoeives. *SOH WATER. THIS `DAY ,AT LONDON-MULCT!. fa h oivio...4oQmos. be . ,i' ~ .- , ~' la - IstillsOry. of gratitude, Itc. ; qualities which have yl,-„, it ~,„, • • • - • • Stara: 64 whs. atter.. e I Deem. st ..mis. Are- b Me i ma k e a Just impression cm the 111104 s •• ' 11 44 , 44 , C 1Z er N earby "... is 4 4. 6 064, 46. i. been lavished liberaliy upon this astonishing nnisuaL of the puttlic. Lull that the survivort, who are but sism.m...---°-az.-., ----e.:-..--_--•_-_,..ssiewe at is Chit Lew. From the year 1792 to 1797, he had the direction . SALE. .BY.A.UCTION. -i -: four, (te muster excepted), sad MI wouded. will ° at the bunting the wild elephants, and in the year • ' meet that reward wlhcli the liberal minds of this - ..... • • * '' ' • -- 1-L • • Glasgow, Disc a. 17sse he gave a very detailed description of the comitry ever bestow on her valiant sons. . 'ltElltUtt'S T11'4111114, Irifetran snit:ET. . • . ...4 i ge, , ..stetleod practised. Into an inclooure of stakes, Yar mou th 8.05 , 6, Dm 5. isos. • By Messrs. D. !MINTS ER mud it/ Yesterday, the- '.. . lefeich is secured from egress, at one eons , mid which! moccialenn THIS DAY, at Twelve o•Cluck. at No 31-1, Oxford-street, ELEGANT., and Ntodersi IN if:Se:HOW gave an elegant . - Early oh kt'etlriesaley se'nuight, the family of eb. o ' : ' ° .- - - F la hrilliant Marge pkr mad daimon! nn, to his 'Excelleoey ilia- - . 0 4 4 7t ' , .by tame females. who are i nstructe d how to Mrs. MURRAY. of 'tinwelllodge, near Stanford, glasses, la rich frames , several large mat gronstoirrots, count Cathcart, Centareadoe , •.... ist - . .. . - mid which are 'idled f,reeredeies, enters end loses was alarmed by an U nomad noise , which proceeded richly carved in !feud ; large ' Renard', Turkey , aid Kuhl". and to Admiral Sir Samuel Hoed. After dilator. his !betty. The fatigue whi c h overwhelms lino from from the stable. Upon inveitigation, it was erehwter carpets, some of which are eighths Piot; s.bperb and the health. of The K;1441 The el sent, sheilligml kyilig in vain to break the curds which confine him ; found !Hatt a hoar had entered the stable, imia gored drowing.romit chairs and coaches, made of black 44,riv finaily. His:Majesty's Ifiesteters, Ste. ki, the GARD hithger, which they in;• •;° him endure ; the shackles sevend of the herses ; one of them was so much in- ._ mounted in of mulu; ditto in son wood and gold ; rieit oi- hint, lo match ; rose wood, !.rerun, card, rcinbriike, rots,. - PuiPeorr rose, sod eilitassoit Lod Githieurt and asloverY which they impose Mom hint i the feelings jure(' that the entrails had fuller) to the ground. too, mut *orl. tables, richt.. inlaid ; several uncommon grit J •Sir Simnel Hood in appmmellsi q r 9 eta •Ilr love also towards the females aho surround stud A melancholy accident, too often the COnSe- pedestal sirichoords, Tateirt dinivig tables, be. the s , , nsiv. r e sew, elf the Semtiouser of *ad sho georoke him by enticing matinees ; all conspire to quence of i n di scre ti on o r i gnorance, occurre d i n t h e p ro p er t y o f an upholsterer, fin the benelit of his reedits., Into and to subju rate his in- vert un ive rsa lly entertained for illbdrmiainiut mod reduce him, to borne • 6 forenoon of Friday last, at a lime pit, belonging t o • am loutish eserllent heddiug, dutch consists of ee auceessful services, as Coiransanders ,at Hi* . Ms.. dependence. Yielding, at length, to the yoke of Mrs. SEDDON...I, in the Old Dover Road, near Can- troy eirso„ four-post b, detesils, filed up ill s omit costly • . 'lO armies and fleets, geld** dissomiiiiii et *** domesticity. if he afterwards escapes, if he returns terbury . Three servants of Mr. FLEET. of Tyler meow • goes sm.! down tenthei beds, sod sad hair um I country ; after which his Lo vo e. to five in liberty iu the depth of forests, his primi- Hill s were„digging in the pit, when either from be- imam, 'sod eostahle bedding : grand drawing.room swill with the Freedom of the City t. , d p h"ll.4l rig tive and hospitable residence, he has not sense to in' undermined, or feen being loosened by the de up in • very elegem cooshmeng of.trystlow curtains, ina . _ a meeting of Council, and preeleall'lllelle read: NOW the same shares ;he suffers himself to he late heavy rains, the chalk on • sudden gave way, vomiter, with tuitional*" tweitiore ; dean 11314-10OUI . CROM • I • fashionable couches, and "nitre to correspond ; solid tissbo- it; separate toasts, which were dialleltsillV times three cheats. The ,se=4 immis Ht imetio. the proud servitude to which man dooms him. man of the name or ws LE/ •14 iili • 1,1(E0„ waggon- Writing, and tusk t Imre : ladies' Jr -m.4w commtale chest oi sad highly respectable. ° The mere smell of the tiger is sufficierat to alarm 'en's mate, 19 year, of ages to instant death. 'the thmosumf tied lip with entry I'HUIVIO4P/Cit i night tildes wok Hen. - P. Cathcart. 41 . rte. and put to flight the elephants, who scent him at a o th er , o f th e name of StOWELL, although nearly bidets, sideboard, ili.mb.wailei b, wine-cooler, die. AC- *Heider-its-Chief. Ron'. Gek . ii a , great distance. They are not furious, and me St- buried in the fragments, escaped with Catalogues to be Dome severe h an d tau the pecmisis. _ ____,_____..,_ .. • - "ors Murray and Clitheert. Arch' , „ A , , tameable only during the season of love. Then contusions, and a broken collur-bone ; he was —, ~o . N . Printed lib I: it :rILtION, ho 39. old Flythainuo.'.. M.P. *i. *.c.-Mane to* ans.; 'in g ' become ;agitated and impetuous : they feel taken to the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, and `' ne „...„ t . •, 1 a taah4 - a , t h e . ne er -4,01Af•, Mie,y-eirre itu p a ths Stittleteiilil toasts Mere given, and a . the influence of that passion which embracer uni- is in a state of convalescence. The Inquest of the nu. is, Back of, St. ('Seas A s ,io u cb,, Piestol, by J mere sti.ig. Mild li the evening spent with tie inallost i versa' nature, and they display its characteristics Coroner, of course, found a verdict of Acridental WHITE, of 'spit place -shams. A. tie this Paper .. ~.. ',virility_ with ardour. Dcdti no the bode of Wit !tics_ sant •mthe leflit4i. • oast *aid'. Mall. 41•1$ •111.,04• .1 i• ~~ V 1' I .l li. 1 111 hltrie 133111 I • CII2IIII 11(.I . 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