The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-10-28 00:00:00

~~ ;El; ;~ ~.. ~i_' ~ ROYAL HUMANE SOCIETY;; The EING's Mt 'ST EXCht.I.EN E MAJESTY, Patron. Th- Right M.o. r.,,i ...f STA MEr.ral.), President. • NI..XT SUNDAY MORNING and AY I'ER NOON, CHARITY SERMONS will * J im :A ched, by We Rev. WILLIAM GOODE. A. M. Rees* of St. An drew's be the Warrods., mot St. .IN Ilitsekhiarsi ARei. li noon Lecturer. of St. Jen's ' Watipi . sod Evening Lecturer rif e St Spitalfield's Church, and St. Ann' horell. And in the AFTERNOON by the Rev. ISAAC SAUN DERS. Ai M. Marione Preacher of West.sireet Chei....lapn Lecturer of the said Church, so behalf of this Life•Sa7ing 1 annuitant. ... "'tariff 10 begin at a Quarter past Ten, and at Three in the Apermsers. ANNUAL COURT OF DIRECTORS. TREASURER'. R ' , Milt E. Mt. Alderman ROY DELI., V.P. in the Chair. Artustic Suff station, Ac. ie. Rewards paid 6176. Domestic ( Restored to Life, Parochial fi eriiinms ~' and to Burdett. Preinntid. ( The State, 3179 prevented. Sobscri:dions are received at Baron Dimsdale's; Drum. mond'. ; Fuller and Chatteris'.: and by Dr. Hawes, Treasurer, Spiral irciulfil. JOHN BEAUMONT, Sec. rhi. thy life 1,111 nne volume two. price te. 64. in ►nerM, 11 EiE RCHES. ANATOMICAL and PRAC • Al TICAL, concerning FEVER. as conssederl wish intlain • wassiso. as THUM AS BL• DIMES, M .0. Primal for Longatass, liarst, Rees, sod Orin*, Paterror •ler•row, whom may be had, he the lame Author, I. OlitiF RVATIONS ..** the kled.e.i thatuaeonew of the Cembauasome; ..** the purer* of 17. 1 th ruthurea ; a..J ..n Ow care af S rolJtula. Id one volume B,u. price 7*. i bawd.. _ INSIRUCIIIONS, from which parities of all capacities Stay lento whew thcir own health, or that of their chiltheti, is 'about t..leclino daorrou+ly ; as also how to act to threaten wotwirsiciaa. The fifth Eidson, WM* Is M. q.v.'''. Just publish-el pros 2. 64. the 21 Fe!Unto of rrilE iPPREZ;I:iIt:F'‘ GUIDE ; being a claw and cont,oettensive Statement of the Dune. of itnprentlces toast+. their falastews, togelmr with In. mottos'! Adeice lu both Patties and to Yauth in goners!. Emma frum Th e Parties, Review, beittemb •r, 1807, page 445.7 This work contains a eownnendious ' but compre• hensive Statetuent of the various and 'elation Moses of Ap eremites and VtiO4 ore Nothing imwwwwance seems to us to haw. been °mitt, cl. at the mane only that its judirion. concise neat will prevent its faticume the patience, or perplexing the eneatory of the ievende IC-aid,. A parent. 00 Inodnig his Son le an Apprenticeship, caan 4 pers.iit hint with a more valuable ?.ring. and emit &Lwow wit finJ his A.c,unt in inelathe ore its twins iberjard w.tb attentrou. carefully pawn. 64, and fteque.llir refereed to " Pohl:shed by its tdont and Sneath s No. d, lho.•tvg 4 t. Traom•lttop, and wed by them Chantoante and Whitiewi Jew.y..tteet 1 and by all the renciyal !Sordoni*, in Tenn and Country. A saw azip IIIdr)RTANT WORK. rile*, In poWii.hed, term 9d. or Ihirarii to the Wien, with the to I Ailowance to Scheele. INNE FIRST CATSCI-11814 for CLI ILDREN. continency cowmen Tkingr necessary ea be karma, and adr peed t.t the cal sec, and csnaeitterl CeiMama between Fain and Tea Teens' of ye. Br the Re.. DAVID BLAIR. A.M. Author of Tae Cle.. iS,okt the It euliug teendSes; or, in trirevitim to the Clam Book; cif Th. Grammer of Phil.). anphy, .tc Leery Parent .od Tinos will be instilit!v struck with the nesfulness sof Imoodence of th s sew Ca.cchoro, winch he. giits with teach:nit the 0%114 to c.iu-t Ten, and um...eine pa• I . be Week , eta ~reuseeqs, by eta. steps, to the definite', cud isshianalmn of sit Itn.d. of (audit .r and enmrenn objects It teem, In fact, at In :he businea of lift, an I the bra urintioles of genral lute!! dge, ea •ctly the same n loion to the Church Ciseschitto, will the case Catechism. et (Jr Watt., blew au the IfinelPlet of ieLginn and inhialtty. Printed far R•ehard riiiilhd, N 0.6, Bridrestreer, Lnelre ; and w ton had, with mbar much isepowort ovnb scoye awn@ Author, of all &auk 0.11-r ,n lowness' Cottony. FOREIGN IN I'LLLIGA.NGS. GOTII.NSUic..II MAIL. COTTENSUIG!T. OCT. 1,9. A Courier has arrived from .Petersburg, in 13 days : the alarm of a war with England seems to he quite over for tl.e present : all was pesiceahle whr he left it, some fears of an embargo had been enter ttined, and several ships had left the Russian port., to the no small disadvantage of the merchants. Oat the 23d, the packet was brought•to by His Majesty's ship elptd, who informed him there were sesta privateers cruising off Fismborough Heal. /ND/A. CALCUTTA Gfrarrra, Fat 19, 1807. CatHIMAL ORDERS by the COMMAND/ /WM-CHIVY. Woe war■v, Feb. 12,1607. The Commaad-r-in-Chief has received the re panel/ the captive of the strong Fort of Chumeer, in thit,dintitlt of Kooach, at Op es. on the 21Ph Ja rittaty,ll,o7. The energy and decision evinced by Lieutenant. Colonel Hawkins, since he succeeded to the com mand in loadeleund, is highly creditable to his pro fessional reputation ; and the judgmcnt, ability, and promptitude, manifested by him in the attack of Chorister, entitles Lieutenant Ci.lonel Hawkins to the particular approbation of tse Commander-is- Chief. The profersioriel ability sad zealous exertion dis pleysd by Captain Hopper. and the Artillery. Engi neer aasi Pronster deist . .., employed en that service in preparing the way ; and the determined genet). try evinced in the areault of Charmer, against a very spirited and desperate resistance, redound htghly to the hor.our of Captain Delansain. of the 16:11 Native Infantry. who led the attack. and t 3 that of the gallant officers end soleins of His Ma jesty's. sad Me ! lute. Company's, service, who so nobly performed their duty on that occasion, and for which all are entitled to his Lordship's particulir praise and Moots. The Commander-in Chief laments the loss of I."•trenant 141•Gregne, of His ),Isjesi ) 's 17th Foot, mud cf Li. utenant Mi2lseen, M the Ist Native lit tarty, now r.ur.thered with these who have gallantly / '} „..........- ....Tr.- , IP THE BRITISH PR .SS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Octoata 2S. Eztraft of a letter from North Shields, dated October $5, 6afrp,,4t uses, a.m.--.' This moment, Mr. Lem Surgeon of the Elmq tender, has landed kere. from Copeabagen, which place he left on the lith inst. in company with Admiral 5r t. HOF s, with nine sail of the line, several fi igatea, and an im mense number of transpotts, laden with naval stores. and patted (tom thant three days since, all The following appointmentb took place yesterday. Mr. HVIIIAL. late Purser of II:: NIAJE•T v's ship, Camperdown, of 74 guns, to be S.:cretary to Sir .Icotti B. %Vaults ; Captain GEORGE REYNOLDS, to be Paymaster of the ships on tloat at Plymouth; and Cartlin I-1 Be ccrt-Y to the cotruutntl of the Sea Fencibles at Deal. A Ministerial Print, ct last evening, states, "that in consequence of the very limited powers given to M. Mossier., the ttegociation with America is at present, in 141, suspended, and cannot be resumed until Mr. Rose reaches America. That it is of course ignorant of the nature of the Instrulions given to Mr. Rehe, but there is one Feint which it trusts Government will insist nyn, In! that is, that the Americans should Dot continue the pratliee of naturalizing British Subjea , „ by the simple process of giving a Shiliiog Cartifiere, and afterwards claiming those Persons as natural-born American Subjeas. 'this pra:4ice, which has Irately increased to an alarming extent, will, it hopes, slaw be pat an tad to." 'Ye are almost sick and tired of rioting the Treasury Journals. By pretending to information which they do not possess, they abuse their em ployers, and rnillead s'ik public. This imposture has been fully exposed,ortlibe American Question. When it wasli:ststareadjibt Tieasury Journals did vapour and boat winit tsrionslys fury pledged the florsronseut to the most determined adherence to the rig:it of searching n:utesl ships of war, ant the most tsoeviskickl support of the attack of the Leepvel Opit9Y!?l* . ehesspeals. In the very crisis. I•Tvever, of thcipi ravings, out came the famous .Proclamation, in which that right is relinqaished, and our cruisers are ca.itioned to behove wi:h proper decorum and politeness, when tl:ey presume to orerhawl even American smu&gler:, nrit:i 1 ,insh kidnapped seamen, of c ntratrani go3ris, on board! This Proclamation was a no.ice to the Treasury Journals, to swallow their awn words, to AtillMe a new attitude, and to maintain the very proposition which they had been alive in decrying. The best piked corps could n, t race A 3 ttr, wheel, and turn with snore precision and atitority at the command of a Drill-Serjeant. In an instant, these high-toned oet.tiy b: came as humble :cod as suppliant At an Amorican moth crotthi wish, and did not hesitate to brand the language which they had previously held, as diaated by a vile base spirit of party, with a view to intend the limes of war, and increase the difficulties of the couitiry..„lt was a hard sentsnce to inGia, and /severe punishment to suffer, if they had any feeling. We might expel that it would operate as a wosolesonfe caution, and prevent their seal iron outranning their discreuoi in fattlre. If so, chit new assuratoce of t:.c Treasury Journals, which we have qu, ted, holds loith but a discourag ing prosped, and, we are sorry to say, refleds no credit upon 'MO iiistelt. mhassad• ors or Lil,uyS of respettive States meet to disc's:. any siderence that may have arisen between them, the first step in the bu s i n es s , is, we believe, an exchange of their powers. It would be otherwise impossible to know that the party was not an unauthorized intruder, or come merely to feel the pulse of his opponent. In the present case, the negotiation has been continued several months, and the English Government has done every thing on its part to idea a reconcilia tion ; far whether the poinu assented to by the late Proclamation, be called grants, CO3CtiiSlo3l, or mere acknowledgements of undoubted rights, we do maintain, that it 1146 gone as far as the spirit or the country will brook, or Government, consistent with its promises of vigour and firmness, dare to gm Atter all this time and discussion, it must be no little disappointment to be told, that Govern ment have dasovered that the Ames sun Minister •• has very limited" powers, and that the NegoLiation is completely at a stand. But suNiusing t►e fAek to be so, what is the obvious course? Why, for the American Minister to send home for an esttris:on of his powers, and for fire 4 in►truitioos. In our Negotiations with France,A,Amiens, and at Paris, this b«s been the uniform pradice. Nothing more common .Lan repeated delays and interruptions, to allow ore Ambassador time td'consuit his Court; and though it was frequently the soiled of ridicade I . on the ran of the envoy, no perms vex quest.oned : I the propriety of etc course. The only diffrrene in the present case is, that as America is more dis , Lint than France, the American Government ought to have vested its Minister with larger powers, and left more to his judgment and discretion, than if he had the same opportunity of consulting it that would be enjoyed in the case of two countries so near as Eng- land And France. But let them have their own way The Negoriat;on, say the Treasury Jautnals, is at stand. If they speak correaly, we maintain, it is not at a stand. It is completely at an end here. Mr. Ror cannot be going to America to request fres isstrunions for the American Minister. He cat only be going to resume it at the point when it has broken off. 11. e American Minister i England is ,f:.tterttr f,ve. He has gone the lengt of his tether. The question is gone into new band* is to he Agitated upon a new scene in America, ant not in England; unless, indeed, Mr. Rose shall have adeantages in America of consulting his Court all ca.es of difficulty, which the American Ministi bad not in England. A Gottenbergh Mail arrived yesterday. Its con tents remove all apprehensions of a rupture wt Russia. The mercantile world begin to complain of e t depredate ma committed upon our commerce in the Channel. This evil has greatly increased since the diversion of so many of our cruistrs to the Haiti( r;pc:hition. The narrow part of the Channel, be tween I) ever and Calais, is particularly infested with French privateers. The Dutch Papers, last received, were accosts. panied by private a :vices from Amsterdam, con taining a Circular Linter, addressed by the Ame rican Consulate, at Amsterdam, to the Merchants of that city, of which the following is a cagy : " 1 have to metro, slat you would hasten the &Imitate any Antelicau umbel* w!iien nay be to yoat Worst, %cal all ex sasiltiso. (S "S BOURNE, " Amsterdam, Oct. is, ii J 7. " Ant-scan Comoulate: The American Consul, we are advised, received ►is instruaions from General AausrßONG. at Faris. with an explanation, that he was led to the men. sore from the consideration, that, AS it was know, to be the intention of the Emperor of the Fassici to net opon the Decree of the 2lst November, 180 ti. with the utmost rigour. there was every reason to suppose that England would retaliate, and would soon order that all vessels found coming horn, or going to such ports as were under the influence of the French, would be deemed legal capture. Notwithstanding this is the avowed objet, it generally understood in Holland, that the real one is, that BONAPARTE. having attempted in vain to promote a rupture between the British and Ame rican Goveitiments, has now •.•_.reatened the latter with hcstilitics. Some thousand letters mere on Monday received by a vessel from Amsterdam. They are dated the lith, and contain nothing that we mold learn of political importance. • There were also some letters from Madrid, dated'the '29th ult. which were equally barren of news. The Maury, Captain WAT T, from London to Shields, on the ilth instant. being driven, by 'bad weather, half-way between Cromer and the 'rfutl, fell in with a huge ship tinder Danish colony w!tich ergaged the Miuerva t but Captain Wism and hit small drew gave the enemy such a VIM re ception, that she was obliged to sheer of. The Ahherva suffered but little tramage, and arriveif at Sitields the next day. Captain WATT thinks that, although she showed Danish colours, she wa► either a French .'r Dutch letter of marque. Lord Hasa y Mootta has been appointed feint Mutter-master r.f the Forces in Ireland, i❑ the room of his father, the Marquis of DROGII CD A, resigned The lssrl-.:a•Priatr, -, from Lond in. for the South Seas, is reported r, be. captured by •tfte Spaniards round Cape Horn. The f of Kath, BAIRD, from Corunna, for Lon don, has been captured, recaptured, and cusied into Y4rmouth. A Court ot Aldermen was held, yesterdays at Guildhall, when Mar-rum WOOO, Esq. was 'warn into the office of Aides man, for Me Wards of Gippl•gate. within and without, in the room of the late Sir WILLIAM STAINIIII and CIIRISTOPRIR SMITH, Esq. one of the Sheriffs, was also sworn Alde►man ot Cordwainet's Ward, in the room of Sir B•OOI WATSON, deceased. The Court nrdeted the price of bread to he re duced an astasse and a half, to takepliee to-marrow when the quartern loaf wheaten will L. sold for tOld. and household aid. 'The I ordei s lor Loan MAYOR'S Day were ditefted to be issued ax nasal. The Eleflion Mr Searchers and Sealer of Lea ther was appointed to take place at the nett Court. Three Mamma Seven Hundred Pounds, Or phans' Stock, was drawn out of the wheel. and ordered to be annihilated, and the CDARISILID.R/11 was diretied to give six months notice to the seve r al parties interested. Several persons were licensed as Coal Under takers, under the new Aft of Parliament. WILLRI4 DRAINS, editor of the American news papers Ike .hors, has been nominated, at a meet ing of the democratic conferees from the city and county of Philadelphia, and county of Delaware, of which MUCN•It. Lela was chairman, a candidate to represent that distrift in the Senate of the State!! An article, in a New York Paper, dated Salem, I Ith Sept. says Artier d the ship Wall, LAIN• son, 82 Jays from Pctersburgh ; at Copenhagen, Capt. L. perceived a considerable degree of saidn fa Lion among the Danes at the success of the French armies, nn account of its effett upon the English Agent, against shorn there is a prevailing antipathy." P/slisone racier, of the house of Tecate and Co. was brought up, on Monday, to Bow -street, on a charge of n.,t having conformed to the requisition of the Bankrupt Laws, when Mr. Caaricu and Mr. Cowss,sia.. the Prosecutors, were bows.' over to pt•'secu:e. ibis charge will be tried at the Old If 'Sep 'Hie Prisoner is also to be tried upon a wend charw of a similar kind at Ewer. . • afro wm Ttl ,r ma Dog Baden, Corpoi 'Alm! d 4 I Harin Go& Cook, acktri stark again letit, lope . do eons' tine' Lae, fusti test: Ti three ~ l _ . talks in the service of their toun.ry. H. %Voisiav, Aej.-Gen. • c e t , Vit: .., • ..•) is. , ' ;:. l ,' 4 4 ;tit '' 4 A new C°' eft (. 41 - : - • -It ytii Telt , was ad "fte prinetp be air David I rof 7thlersle4.Nn e r n e t .t ß e dia r l yßi t e l a yo. i dl i n ftpno m ij oTec e cl n e . en t ige e s e ii : i re .lit: ugle Varese 3 1,i i t. : l2 p ig if i v a: inter ,-- t.retpihiaii.s4eaci isneo,ts. characterecs omsem nr , .:' t g i : i ts ;sMpairt formede vrs The a, re i: C mtd e hac d aen s a,t e d.KAcs.airysecond with feta n h d no : : rai w F c g i i y. sA :w d Ailf i liV t 4 pi h light of "gna Jan eiety, p l ayful ay : 1 : G ' e l ; sor b d . Again 0 illtaol much applause . Za in p t pl, w iu i b t e h . roat:en i::::: 'an In Eager/. Mr. LA , OIOINS caused much me t c c a o o l i u nhteinr.an exhibitio n , ie itutar : I Q : r t -e e t l a i:, r i y .resv. tn_ t. _irtic.. &met Lay Deli h a t nd for r w ec a 1 : ti r inh e , enough sbirsmoot.otiubgihumour ludicrous. ; fo sh r e vulgar expression a l n . bde of f s a rh r r c i as i >las rent e rd ived eve n ; 4.1410 WI The follow B t o r n i. al Wednesday,w a s t iuly te . diverting, israged T of ores,:hce4.: rate;rs.. .:, , r i . 4 ,, h 1) ... 5: , n .e r d d . i h 0 , r a r.. , , rid a tai , , ri id 4 e ; lye n o ß n f ol T s4 o 4 s : : : n a m s h wonted e t r h r e i e t ' s g w s s-t oo e M n e b o a k t n e Oi l o a t t n h , i e pe N a l k r. 1: I, t % o l l' o U r d a h le i til e Abo • • vI. ' • 1.."' Blandford was admirably su.taiued by Mr. G. Pcxr.: tact mix" ter sas O l n Y iriday se'nn;ght, Captain Aster. a gentleman b ti rd ° he i r k ilt m- ith b as an w i t e y ll a nkdneolwegnanincet the ef fashion able l a e s w to e y z ni . i d ii i s n l V o n t r c k h a e l is r a u r ; :d: it6Trodn' ::eetonleu theatrical talents, joined the clurpan importuoitie of Machete& Whin the stage was much richer 013 the fortune i he at present, this gentleman stood unrivalled in are wets Ala he part. lent sailor it he On Saturday. Mr. Sumner's Comedy of The systerioas l ; t i c Rivali was performed, in which Mr. Lys, la re- villeinous di , e. asimed Ire favourite parr of S:r A hthry airfare. ran of fash ed in which he has so alien delighted the fashionable woild. Mr. H. BOILER made his debt In /Ares, Rs. and was very successful. Where na.ure and go'd 41. humour are the prominent features, he must always le- succeed. its flow delightful to lee pleasure and charity ga 11.. .0 ;:ilg ro Petjah e adde r f'bhr y sial t s:stu th ihil " hand la hand. lacing the of rilt..•._ ...-••••.-..-•• the divisive all poeticr. BLnefeed t —.....—_ is mud to SSSSS OCCASIONZD IV THIS MATH Or MR. IVAN. grounder)! rd wiz, COMLUIAN, WHO Digo IN DONCASILR, Oct. a tont Cl la, 10, 1807. —0,..,„ a* ll• Tho' no relations rlace, nor friendship find, in:olff 45c on A siinpla *ton, tu tell where thiu art la,d i bon t :11 A friend—at least well-% litter to inanli i nil, er newts iti, Demote, Shim lanes row Statavous, to thy shade! Ccasdy. to sail well i mid The' sweet affection o'er thee does not mourn, the NUM Or Nor kindred Sears thy cog., untimely lave ; striking si of Yet shall rementlitaiiins haunt thy earthly we, yet the ins And dews of pity hogs' o'er thy orate ! M. not one I is . —.As ailed, eir ne The report of the alarming state of the Duke of see il M to POIITLAND'S health is contradiaed by the Mini,mt. potted, a le- fiat Prime. They state that his Grace was able to more laid er dine abroad on Saturday. of the di The remai9s of Mr. Lotto were removed yestet. point. '1 ed day from his late house in Hill street, li cr k e l ey . with sief ed square, to Carshalton, for interment. roe, affo rn Lord Fox air IS expeted to-morrow at his house dace lom Ile in Hill-street, Berkeley-squat e, from Newmarket. were RI ee Miss ST a IttiO,lt WI:1 leave town, this day. on a 146, De visit to the Earl and Countess of Emit, at Castile- elf .rklte to leery Park. pertains ad I , The Duke of NORVOLIL arrived last night at Lis Mr. Dot ci, ! house in St. James's-square, from Arundel Castle. seine dr , r's • Lord Hamar Parry has taken a house in Bar- hart ; n , Fe . liugton-street for the season. His Lordship is tx• abantal Flo - ~ petted in town in the course of a few days. was imp be The wife of DeSSA L INES, late Black Emperor of selves to at Hayti, with a numerous suite, arrived at %Naming- inteiestb It, ton, Delaware, in the course of last month. P l A d ea er The Duke and Duchess of lizeroeo are expelled daily atWoburn Ahbey, from their tour in &Wand. P Pl " It , His Grace will come to town for a few (Jays, to sue. teived, m perintend the preparations at bus house in Great rawly d Stanhope-Street, preparatory to coming to town fur sity by tr the season. The re The last arrivals at the Royal York Hotel, Clifton, most t art— aired 1. gat William and Lady [Anthem, Governor Bruce, Mr. G. and, a .d J. Jacksun, Mr. Saber, Mt karst Mt. and Mrs. Ileantstousts Wall lie Mr. and Mn. Mayers, Mr. and ' M.s. Notte, Mi. and Mot. , thOnituft, Mn. s bay ham, Mrs. Kerby, Mho Hoyle, Ac. et last arlivaas at the Royal Gloucester House, a : Hotwells, are— C CRl O a n t I I , n l3 : sad isa T :M. s . e Mrs. s I I .l lw ri S te:I:aIt . :I : GA MS::: : j ar . s ' e m C N ,o ls " . l l. a i L i arli m i ~ t oM i : ra ss. M a i N i r rl ic C a h .. l . 7 . ll .:l ll, 4 Il i a m i . Baden .n Minden, and Mw Agar. Cot If His Royal Highness the Prince of WALL. , Grand nobiht Master ut the most ancient and honourable Society Gaildl ,- of Free and Accepted Masons, during his late visa &c. it e. st Berkeley Castle, was graciously pleased to cooler , by Mr ~ the title of “ Royal" ou the Berkeley Lodge of was hi Faith and Friendship. Bath, J•NIAS I LAWRLL. Esq. is daily expeaed at his re Pal m' treat at East-Wick, near Leatherilead, from Brigh- and 4 ~. ton. The house has bees rebuilt and fatnished in tom I the most sumptuous stile, preparatory to a grand Harin r- house-warmiug. God( ,d Tue Dablin Theme opens on Monday next. Cook, ~ The Dramatic Corps Is summoned to attend head- t hei r a quarters on that Jay. bony A Mr. Huorias is the happy and fortunate po• WI r. lessor of the meas./bit Prise lately disposed of by Ike ri Mr. Btu .. s ; tart ~ On Tuciday list his Grace the Duke of Noaro La, a cidri e. Lord Lieutenant for Sussex. hollowed Sowim e mark id C• 11 LITON, Esq. with his company at dinner, at his again of newly-built mansion, at Lymister, which his Grace retar, to was pleased to name Brookfield House. General Lyn ti Vs' vim Captain Moa ate, Mr. UAL', and a num- to do rt, ber of Mr.o om's Friends, were of the party; coup s. I and hospitality and conviviality were the order of bapp o d the day. lion i s- There are at present three Clerical Meetings is A le the Diocese of St. David's ; via. in Pernbrokeahiree twee' le Cardiganshire, and arseconshir e. here, g Ass Lay's PAVILION. Wirt- ia-sr aarr.—The Man- Justi• ner in which matters are at present arranged for and i a, public exhibition, has brought this beautiful little bath a Theatre into the highest repute. Mr. Arri.av, julis be h A the Manager, as well as the senior MILEY, are in. tie o r. detatigable in producing novelty. Ths Dancing test; , O Horses, Equesman Exercises, and Pantomimes, as d well as the Scenery and Machinery now before the TI a Public, ate nightly *tea with edinitation, and tar Lon. sevedly much applauded. three • . -,. 1 ~ El