The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-10-03 00:00:00

The pretext upon hat France mi g t "'ming appears to should rob the tta- isfortnne of losing pretence bad some advised at least to It is aukwasd to itical crime. Vic. I. Deka will ignominious. In itista honour car.. horror of :inch ea English J.:a::aal s of the situation of lan, carried away irs incessantly to the war which it WAS fl't sufficient tg with the United scripts charaatt ; rommiced at Can , sprx4.;i:y made to ri t :hti ZS that ng, that England the great powers :gypt, ilaNd the IS a rivra.Lve, is nd appears a de. a vegetable or it; t: , .):1 ing but ye of water [:t we are obliged The 21st. 31st, ire Britannignes, lops of the 20th te, besides nut's, Llexandria ; and which will take we shall make hief General of rks, on our side, The mlia bo,ly from hence. He cur gn7.l 03 the e of o'ir troops list aal 621 'au not e has had t second Regiment the devil tat the he should accept m be reseoved trona . ieneral CIALPUILD, f bat ions. town, as re• Pal, is to be moorel opare aecommnia• the Eastern De s, which ate daily ter. of the Ikh of to hear of the ar- Vre, Cwt. lbso. ain PROCTOR, ac it Point de Galle s a cruise t,ff the Sopir• has been kn. until he: art's- THEATnE. are detertri , ied to adoption of a mra igorous sybtem of aornmerce. Indeed consistency. The loudly eandema•d &Lion. as not soli tem to whkli the thee exercised with rd from Admiral ion, and from our were broug! - ,t to Iner, which called The rum.z of rica has been since e ; but we do not tained any thing to :lately occurred to the two count! ies. ern.e.ds. Ehe Ur itly to sail at a mo !r. s'oxacrit. wlo ellildulato4, 10 bit not content with a hostile competitors Letters from that state, that itrived a plot. the ut off Pavlov.— ittmded to be m it was discoveted :aped the tale that the plat was thus union which it had hen the ship sailcd. t sea by one of the mg of letters, which sr Wes: Indianian, ortonately yereckr wind. about big r ; when the Ge ed. Much of the !bey. The Iwo., prat. , - -• j .....* 6 .. CO V E• T-0 A R D EN. to night. In the comedy of Tim Sao,' ul Rec•rni, by eLs for the first time sustain - a the C • of She. Fewest. which had been so admirably i sf eedby Mrs ittenrirLo and Mrs. Chows.. In . &vial.' dressed the part very elegantly. e k t d extremely well, and was pertecily at ease. tr. livsav's 'role has if possible increased in el le. hir. Lewis is always lively and await ing, The play went off with very Ist success. Miss 11511,11110, the fair debutante jawing, again performed that intcres:ing part. td san g the airs with great taste, and increased in ,. H e voice is sweet, but does not possess , :sr ses fee so large a Theatre ; she may, how le, prove an useful auxiliary. The huuse was .r.orded after half price. Mr. It triton Joliet, from the Dublin Theatre. , h , m NNW bpe I ko so highly, will make his deist it euvret•garlrn Theatre. to the charmer of Gehl. Is, 6, to Irtt Rood to Ruin. sir Pionrr, arrived last night in tv.vrt, ki t Elotbouria. at h,s hiiiise in Russell..riare. The R u bio Rohe a-e the itotburgb F,ock, are v it t i upon fashionable Record. Toe florhargh promites to he not less admired than ether of them. Beatify never appeared to mote ad. vintage than in the coition , in which the charming Diteleis of RCIBURGN was lately seen upon the sea-b,..tten shore of Ciledonist, encouraging her m utiny to save shipwreck d Marinas. Madame C t is as mach .41n:tired at Wine wet as she sets m llohlin. On btr first appear. iscr she was hanged into the room by Mr. Cos as ; ssl. to the surprise of many, who expelled a high- Med theatrical figure. be-plumed, arid sparkling d i amoads, they beheld a beautiful woman, tele fatly but simply attired, with no other ornaments t race i digaity. unefetted modesty, and sweet. tees. The Right lion. and Rev. Earl Nat.sou ar. tied dim Prebendal re.idenee is Canterbury, on itid..l riming hut, on his return from a tour to Edinburl;tt. 7:epericrmert of Drury-late Theatre ' in return for BADDILLY'S beque s t of a Twelfth Calk*, are non to erect. by su'a.eription. a Tablet to his me- Nary, in St Paul's, L .veot.garden. Mr. Cvaear., the fri.'t f4:4:4.c of the Rolla, re ales at iliti.ta's hotel, until hit official thitieseall Ina to Leland . the f;ai rt GALLOWAY, anal th, Hon. A dntiral 11comet, Lord and Lad, FIIII4•A11 Li, AL LILA** Y.s, Euati.o, and Coetai.as elunthtus telutavr. any *AMC, a C:1114.410( Stasi. Lady, aad family, litreatier:d At Aruan4 the earnest novelties at Drury-Lane %Are is mast interesting Melo-Drotta, by gr. [matt. Auyhor of liewie l y Me lewd, Alateimetty, Lk: darfe-.Stc. Ksasi.a *id Mr. illess•T are allowed tai Is ib on iewuty and Mr. Manly of Sir JOHN TabillUGH, should they not have an appropriate Lel. assent, and a Lady Grace ? The Honourable Feu:ltasca Nostra, late Os. woad Ceylon, is *Mired is town. Mr. lEct. sr made his first appearance this season a Thursday night, at Drury-lane Theatre, in the yen if Befieiel, as the Farce of .4 thaw to be Soli. H- .much improved in looks and spirits by his jearney to Ireland, and sang the beautiful Jiut with Sits. BLAND, with great taste and sweetness. Sir Wattles. and Lady Aerav left town, fester day. Lir Tunbridge Wells. 'ins fair ltipsette forthcoming at Drery-lane Theatre, is spoken of in high terms. She is said to posses; every r.quisits• for that ititcresung part. Lord and Lady BNOWNLOVI left town, yesterday, for their seat in Lincolnshire. GenetAi CiAtlli.Rn and family arrived, yester day. at Klaattaref Hotel, from tl.str seat in Surrey. Mts. ATet was to have a Grand Concert, on Thursday list, at Canterbury. Mrs. Aso was to delight me andieoce with Angels ever bright, and the !markt Ballad. The &thermals's Grphou. Mn.sßaisuow. of Liverpool, and Mrs. Mururoa, vete the rival e4eesss of Dimond: at Margate. The sutist with the younger ladies was to be Queen If numb. Croydon Fair commenced yesterday, with its tang bustle. There was a greater show of wal e•ns than on any former year. Gsorct Hs samosas, Esq. has taken an elegant kouw, m Park-lane. The Duke of Sr. Aras WS was rather better last Captain BA aci. A• left town, yesterday morning. IS four o'clock, for Newmarket. The Captain in leaded to walk all the way, and dine at Newmarket. I E trl and Countess of Esstz, and the Mar thionesl ot SALISIBUR Y. left Cashiobury Palk, yea wrday, on a visit to Sir GILBLRT and Lady Ar- I 1!,1:. at their *edit, at D•iham Hall, near New -0141 ket. Lord MuLGILAVE gave a grand dinner, yesterday, bt sate in the Admiralty, to the Hon. Wit.- LiAteY POLE, Capt. CoLLYIIIt, and several other ttlitary and Naval Officers. A"Tiuk (Mai hlpit. who recently married the daughter of the ri-devnot Marquis CONDORLET, lives IoP first style in Paris. He is a Commissioned of the EMPtItOR'S Guard of Honnur, In iri,ior of Aliens, and Pr•prietor of the Argos. " We are." says a mousing print of yesterday. " at ton great a distance from the scene to know the internal Proceedings of the Russisn Cabinet. We we the dwl indeed, raised at the verne of the het i zin. but are unable to perceive as yet, whether it proceeds from a friendly or hostile motions as it approaches nearer, we shall attain to greater car l'flq." And, following up the idea, no doubt she Wrier Will see clearly when the AO comes into Isis he new organ in Market Drayton Church was Veiled on Sunday, the 20th ult. by Mr. WHAL- Lev, organist, of Statintd, with the greatest dip 'Aluse and satisfaition to the congregation. BONAPARTE. The following antednt. , s h tee been eorrynenieated to us by A very respeft.ble Gentleman, j.bt arrived from the Continent : Bonaparte is grown so fat and lusty, that those who saw him four or five years ago, would not know him, or scarcely believe that he is the same person. He never eats meat, as it does not agree Kith his stomach, but takes often very trosig broths, of beef, mutton. &c. eats a great deal of vegetables, drinks neither wine nor spirits, but takes coffee, made as strong as possible, five or six tunes a day. He dresses always very plain : a green coat, with a small star, white wa:stc”at, pantaloons, and boots; a hat without lace Sr leathers, with a very small national (round) cockade. Wisest at Paris he sleeps always in the same bed with Madame Bonaparte. atilt the it Jo-e -phine. It is a very large bed ; from the tester of it is suepended a large sword, the hilt of which is adorned with the famous Pile diamond. It is reported, tha when the c?..levoiti Mrs. Grant was presented to Bonaparto, who then was only First Consul. as Maclaine Tallryr Ma, at the levee at St. Clond—he said, YEapere re Madame Tel lertrand.fira cribber, Madame(iren , * --her 11:15WCT was, Prtwier Cewd, J. surcretie terjoeses rezesnapie 4 Ma dam, Bonaparte t • I hope that Mts. Talleyraiid will make Mr:. Grain to be fo-votrn. Fi , t Consul, I will always follow the example of Whets guilaparte. ~ .. ~ -........ a .".• The pretext upon ..., 1. 7 that France Mi g t (' . ..w . Et ;,10..-.:.-• : - , 4,, ,-.4.---1 , . easoning appears to ' 1 'sr ' t —de / 1 " -- n th s should rob the tta. -; 4 -••••••• ..,44 4 , ~ scv• c • - i lik..N.. • • nisfortnne of !using s preten ce h ad some 2" HEAT t: E. • COVE•T.GAIIDEN. :e advi se d at l east to — It is auk watd to lid n igh t ' In the comedy of The Seho )1 ye Rereve. " - "&kstelt,s for the first time sustain - a the alitical crime. Vic. 1. 4 1 bk. Ferrante, which had been so admirably odious. Defeat will • m isedbe Mrs LitcwrieLta and Mrs. GLOViII. Ks ass dressed the part very elegantly. e ignominious . In ": 4 -11 t , m ..y r welt and was perfectly at ease. British honour can. ~is:Cat fr 's 're,is has if possible increased in ex. e horror of such ai , use. Mr. Lewis is always lively and ;„, •The play went off with very it Ell g li ' Lla j-t "' ls .tefta1 „ 13 ,,.. - ''s. MIIII ISSN,' RAD, th- fair debutante tof the situation of 7„,, - .7a s gain performed that ir,taresting part, Iman, carried away A y a ng the airs with great taste, and increased ours incessantly to , it .,. Her voice is ,e sweet, but . doe sh s e n m o a t y po i s lo se w ss if the war whirls it : 0 ; °w an useful auxiliary. The huuse was ish%gatsvirill:ttbseuuliciktet: :;ded after ball price. .m.rmneresionmwervor e scripts charaatr ; )fr. Ricitson Jones, from the Dtthlin Theatre. 1 ii ,„ mr , i sint spark. so highly, will make his deiss4 s rommi t:e d 41. C an . t Covent•carlen Theatre. to the charaCer of Gold It spteLiiiy made to ' ll , b, is Ili Radd to Roan. tie,htt et that of Sir Allllllll Pioorr arrived last night in town, king, tha t EnE.,l,,nd has Bostboutue. at ho bonne in Russell...yinre. r be R a i n , 0 Rube. .1-d the ituaburg b t,ock, are all the great powers bath upon fashionable Record. Toe Rerh...gb k ea r.r,../ promises to he not less admired than Egypt, da•ad t h e et her of them. Beatify never appeared to mote ad. einage than in the minion , on which the charming was a paradise, is Deelets of RCIBURGN was lately seen upon the ound appears a de. na.triten sh.re of Ciledonia, encouraging . her te- moor to save anipwreck d Manna a. ut a vegetable or Ma dame C i .s as mach admired at Rdin. nt it ; r‘ithing but litres as she was in Dahlin. On her first appear ings of w ater f or saxshe was handed into the room by Mr. Cos al ssl., to the surprise of many, who expelled a high et we are obliged l ied theatsical figure beapinmed, and sparklini • The 21st s dig s l ei diamonds, th ey be held is beautiful woman, ale ;curs Britanniques, fatly but simply attired. with no other ornament, 'mops of the 20 t h in ai ' - trace dtgty, mutilated modesty, and sweet du. ants, besides nur's, -- 'ne Right Hon. and Rev. Earl Nat.son ar Alexandria ; and need at his Prebendal residence us Canterbury, of e, which will take Prid.iy riming last, on his retain from a tou to hdinbulth. th. we shall make 'l''eperformers of Drury-lane Theatre, in retort Chief General of for BADDILAY'S bequest of a Twelfth Cake, ar Turks, on our side, Potato erect. by su'ascription. a Tablet to his me nary, in St Paul's, I...veu t.garden. The mein body Mr. CVasst., the frt.', Master of the Rolls ' re a from hence. He id e s at Missies hotel, until his official tintiescal 11l cur guns 03 the he tol.eland. ;ado of our troops the Lid et GALLOWAY, and thi Hon. Admire Dcartect, Lind and Lad, FIII4.AIILe, ALIZAM the ji st and 621 a-s, Euesi.o, and Cassavas Augustus Muanav Ina Me, a Ai Couneelfoe SLAISILD Lady, and family me Lotus ir:d At Glasgow., i g a g 'jot E h as h a d Aniong the earliest novelties at Drury-Lan I second Regiment ft, , aire n a mast Interesting Melo-Drava. by 41 the devil of the Lassa. Awhile of bowleg the lewd, Alatrisseer; he should accept lii. darn-, dtc. Ike. is be reaaorred trona • Mr heuma **d lie. illase•T are allowed l leneral CALI:VOW, It th' I on/ 1 ovuly and Mr. M•nly of Sir Jost f Nawcasrtz, ha t TASHI:4.7H, should they not have an approprial ions. Id. folontp and a Lady Grace ? t left town. as re- The Honourable reemeatct Nauru, late (it wain of Ceylon, is *retired is town. . • . . . Nrnis PARK GHOST. Last morning, a party of st•ldiers, stationed at the Old Powder Magazine, in liyde Park, surr. unded the tree from which the alarming noise has issued, that has excited so much alarm within the last frit night. After cutting pan of the tree down, and probing the cavity of the trui.k. which is very large, with their halberts, they discovered an owl's nest, w;th two well-grown owlets, and the 014 owl along with them. It t- us appears. that it was the noise of tnis family that g re so touch alarm to the young centinels. not acquainted with such sounds. Ever since the rumour of a Ghos. in the Park went abroad, (for that was the first nary), the tree has been daily visited by crowds n` ople.ezpeeing to are the spirit of some fair Agloatiroe walk out of the hollow trunk. Above an huud.ed people were open the spot yesterday. STORM. Extra& of a letter from Jeal, dated °Sober 1 —" The wind being ro the Northward this morn ing. the onward-bound Beet, nuder convoy of t.,e 11 suave, weighed. a, J made art attempt to proceed but their prowess ass won checked by the wind chopping mood to the Southward ahoy neon, which ooliged them to put back again into the Downs. A small sloop irom Plymouth, bound to itanisgate, with stores, foundered in the Downs last night. crew saved. We experienced the highest flood-tide, last night, known for many years on this mist. .kt the north enJ et town the lower ,rooms of sever tl houses were corn, letmly 61/ad wick water, and the town. for several hour., was in a state of gen ral bustle, seine removing dm e farni. tore, others sheltering ve•ir boats, and securing the small woodemetoreaboues, for materials, by the water side ; Whilst thus- inhahiting the houses near the shore, were olockading their fences, ac. which were much exposed to the wash oi the sea ; no very in..teriel damage, leiwever, has been done here. Much injury is said to be done amongst the stock in the marshes by the sand hills and Sand wich Rats. The felts and castle en Sandown have sustained considerable damage ; At Whitstable the tide was equally rapid. Nothing Wither bas transpired, sutiicinit to inform us of the name of that ' unfortunate vessel wrecked yesterday merging upon the Sand, only that she went to piece before the boats lett the place, The Deal boatmen deserve great praise for their exertions, in risking their own lives to save the poor vietim., in this and all other opportunities;similar although, in the present in stance. they were not successful in their attempts, in which several boats were nearly tilled with water, and in great danger." Almost the whole of the valuable property of the Ahrgarenny EAU-LA . I4MM 134 s been recovered from the wreck of that ship, near the Race of Pintl.insk Chests, containing 70.0u0 dollars, and also 30 pipes of wine, have been weighed up from her in the course of the present summer. Amongst the various inscriptions which have been offered for the Glasgow Monument to Nctsort. we think one suggested by Sir .Infin CA as. a gen tleman known for his travels. who is upon a visit to that city, worthy of notice. Sir Jouti remarked. that, as the monument was simple and grand, the inscription would be mote correspondent and dig nified, in proportion to its irsvity, and more worthy of the glory of the illustrious obj . ed, whose heroic deeds require no detailed illustration, and conceived that the following inscription might serve GLASGOW TO NELSON ; upon large projeding charatlets, richly bronzed. About three o'clock on Saturday afternoon, a fire broke out in a gentleman's house. at the east end of Greenock, which at one time bore rather an alarm ing aspen ; but. by the immedia.e exertions of the family and neighbourhood, it was got under with no other material injury than burning a part of the roof. Among the crowd, where all 'vete willing to contribute every aid which their skill and ability enabled them to do, the prompt and efficient exer tions of Mr. ions Id aoonw, and Mr. PONTIII, shipbuilder, were particularly distinguishable. The former, the moment the alarm was given, repaired to the spot with all the men from the timer-yard of Joust Flanooar and Co. who scaled the walls, at certained the seat and strength of the burning, and dirated their operations accordingly. The latter, who has distinguished himself upon other occasions. was no less useful upon this. It should be added, that the fire-engines were at the riace with a most commendable promptitude, but happily. it was net necessary to employ them. Had this accident hap pened in the night, not only the house in which it originated mug have ban consumed, with its fur slime, bat, most probably, mimes adjoining. CANTERBURY, Oct: 1. On Tuesday J. S. Browne, Esq. the M yor was sworn into the office of Mayor of thi City, for the year castling. At the same time, Mr. James Warren was appointed Sheriff. The Mayor commenced his year with a very laubable spirit, by giving a general invitation to the neighbouring gentry, clergy, military, aid his itl low.c.tizens, to partake of an elegant entertliument, provided at the King's Head Inn. The greatest hilarity prevailed throughout the day, and many 1441 and appropriate toasts were given, interspersed with several excellent songs, Ike. Among other toasts, we could not but particularly notice, when the health, of Mr. Miles, and tl.e Hon . Mr. Watson were proposed, they were both received with general enthusiasm. The Mayor was attended, on this occasion, by upivards of ISO persons y in which were included, Eirl Nelsen, Sir Edward . , Knatchhull, Mr. Baker, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Mlles , Mr. Lushingtno, Mr. Godfrey, Mg. Wildman, Mr. Blatt, and several other char:tars of distinthon. The attention of the Mayor to kis company, added infinitely to the pleasures of the day ; and they patt ed, at a late hour, highly gratified with the hospita lity they had received. REly M.lltKr.7; PLYM7UIII.' Tntsdav sennight, at ten o'clock in the morning. the Worshipful l'itom 41-Loccyza,Esq. Mayor, and T. Ea ss,Esq.bt ayor Glad. attended by the commit tee of the New Market sod a respe&Able body of the commonalty. marched in grand procession from the Guildhall, attended by a band of music, with the town's colours. to the New Market Place,. where T. Loc K Y la, Esq. the Mayor, opened the NewMAr Let, (begot in the Mayoralty of E. Lies:yak, Esq.) with an appropriate speech suitable to the purpose. Af ter which, prosperity and access were drank by the persons present to the New Market, a:.d several hogsheads of strong beer, with bread and cheese, were distributed am-ng the populace on the °mt. Woe. The procession then returned to the Guild hall, w'nere, when the customary forms were gone through. T. EA Lin. Esq. was duly sworn in as Mar,r for the year ensuing. After which ceremony, a grad procession to place to St. Andrew's church, aafi ree most excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. J. Galt n v. A.M. vicar of St. Andrew's. The service being finished , the RightWorshipfel T. EA Les, E.q. the Mayor, returned, with ate common alty, in the tame order, to the Guildhall, where he gave a grand dinner to about 200 of the principal gentlemen et the town and neighbourhood. The tables were covered with all the delicacies of the season, particularly turtle and venison, w.i ich were in great plesty. ('he desert was in Frotusio,:, and the wines were excellent. Several loyal and constittiti. anal toasts were given alter the cloth was removed, sad the day ended with the utmost harmony festivity. DUBLIN, SEPT. 29. This day, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, ac companied by the Lod Mayor cleft, Rec. rder, Bossed 03 A idelfllltS t High Sheriffs, &tads' Peers, and Common Council ot the City of Dublin, accord ing to ancient custom. proceeded in state to Christ Church, and afterwards perambulated the bound arie. of their corporate jurisdietion. To morrow Alderman Hugh Trevor, the Lord Mayor eledt, will be swam into office in the presence of hi. Grace the Lord Lieutenant at Dublin Castle. and from whence his Lordship will proceed to the Sessions-house in Green -street. where the High Sheriffs el. A, Messrs. Alley and Montgomery, will be sworn into eleir office. In the evening, the new ' Lord Mayor will entertain at dinner. at the Man. sion•hoase, in Dawson -street, his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, and the principal nobility, Bcc. in Dub lin, and its neighbourhood. Yesterday, at a Post-hall of the Corporation of Smiths, an eledion took place for a Common Coon• cameo to represent said Guild, in the room of the late Mr. Christopher Humphries, when Mr. Luke Sibthorpe was elected by a considerable majority. The Races at Londonderry commenced on the 21st instant. The Plate for 100 gs. the best of three four-mile heats, was ran for by Lord Donegal's bay horse War, and Counsellor Battersby's bay horse Jerry Sneel, and notwithstanding the wetness of the day, which rendered the Course extremely weighty, there was a most excellent race, which was won by the latter. His Grace the Lord Lieutenant has been pleased to fix the first day of OOober next, for the com mencement of the volunteers from .the Irish Militia, under the AA of the last Sessions of the United Parliament. The requisite arrangements have, by order of the Earl of Harrington, Commander of the Forces, been formed fur the superintendance ani general conded of the volunteering from the iegirnents of Militia to those of the Line. The number of men to be enlisted is not to ex ceed such number serving at the time of passing the Al as will reduce the Militia regiments below three-fifths of the establishment I the proportion then allowed to enlist is five-fifths. The total to be enlisted is upwards of 70U0 men, all well disciplined and valiant soldiers ; a real and important acces sion to our disposable military force. Of the above, the Galway. Londonderry, Louth, Tyrone, King's County, and Kerry regiments, have the honour of contributing the greatest number to the general defence. The encouragement is liberal. The Volunteers will have their option of mitering either without limi tation as to the period of service, or for the term of seven years, and will be entitled, in the first case, to a bounty of fourteen guineas, and in the latter to a bounty of ten guineas ; one half of which will be paid on attestation, and the other halt on their arrival at the head quarters of the regiment of the line into which they have entered. As the regimental neces saries (or what, in the soldier's phrase, is called the Kit.) ot each soldier may be presumed complete, the above bounty comes to him clear of all dedudions whatsoever. The Hon. Dr. Sr. LAl;Riblet, Bishop of Cork and Ross, was expeofted in the Diocese on Wednes day last, to take pos.ession of his Bishlprick, and receive the conzratidations of his friends on his pre ferment and continuance antongit ~.~f '~'ns-. T -44 k SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. S NAWILARKET FIRS' (Al MEEIING, 160/. ml•mim THURSDA T. OCT. 1. Mr Lakes Volurorna, teat S;r C ilunbury's 310. facts. Flat full of Ab. M SUgr. to 4 ag roll Lord Grosvenor'. Bollrusk, bit. 91b. teat Mr. Mellishea 505."14 6.1 131 b. Two-yr old C. 100 gs. if to 4 o.; Mr. Arthur"; Wormwood, tit lit. beat Lord o,svciot's Meteors, 88. lib Two-yr. o"rIC fi in 4 arsio.4 Wormwood Mr. Lakes Cd4Cll, by Totrreitge, bat Lord F 6. Osborne'. Matilda, by Wh.skity, I.t 21b riroli. Two-yr old C. tour. h ft. G to 4on Citima. The King's Plvte of 100:• fur 4. yr. o!.1 carry In st. 41b. S.yr. olds Iles 66b li yr. old, 12st. and aced 12.1.8. C. Mr. %Vandinors'a blt e 11 1 ,4,111. 4 yr. 01.1 . I Duke ,d'Gnaftun's b. ea Parand, ar:d . 2 I..nrd 0. N. C.srndistes b. c. Thumper, by 4 y o Mr. D. Rad bh. Barbaro-ea, 3 yra old . . dr Mr. pikes be. b. Gelry, yrs okl dr Even on Parasol, Town Plate OM. for 3-1 r. old colts, NS 71b. end ftllie• s• 1. Sib. DI. Entrance 3rs. Tne winn er of the Suhaeription 044. nn Werla,stay to curry 7lb edn. . . . , N. B. The Lase Mr. P•tram, by :lIIWM. arlard Ists ExecutJra to pay 90r. to the winner cf thi. Mate. Mr. Payrre's b. c. Itenlinand . . . 1 Mt Wyndham's b c. he Ambrosio . . 3 Mr. Lake's br I. Volurania. by Mr. Tgase• . . 3 Me. Harorth's b. f. Lamest* . . . . 4 Mr. C. Br Mlle% be h. Wto troan . . 5 3rd 1 against Ferdinand-0 to 1 agai.i,t Ambrosio--Lseit on Laurests. Mr. U. Radcliffe's Salim. rrc. from Mr. Fe/11181 . 11 Hippo menet, &Lail). CaCII. Ab. M. a.. 10 es. h. h. CARLISLE RACES. ITCSDAY. sztrtmeen 29. His Mlesty's Piave of tuogs. for h00t.., kc nt all ages Homo. four WWI ol4r Tim best of Juror brAts. Mans and Geldings allowed 31b. Mr. Hutchusson's ch. e. Harmless, 4 yrs uld , 4 1 1 Mr. Walker's ch. h Baronet. 4 yrs old . 1 2 dill Mr. Storey's b. e. Carolingian, 4 yrs uld . 2 3 tils Mr Nolsoo's b. c. Ranger. 3 yrs old . . 3 dr Mr. Felltalei b m. yrs Nd . . dis Mr. Bailees b. h. by hear, 3 yes old . . dr The Earl of Lonsdak's ch f. S era nil dr - Inglroutai Hunt, &c. begins on the 13th of this month. A letter from Liverpool, dated 90th S •ptember. 1807, says, is Capt. Cuawro, of the Shannon, ar.. tired here, from New York. Brunswick. reports, that on the 87th, he spoke, off the Mull of Centre, the brig late ut'Sto, boned to this port. She bad been captured off the North of Ireland; by a lu:,ger ' privateer, and given up to the•crews of several vest &els which the s me privateer bad taken. me of them said to be the Mary, from Jamaica. for this port.—. It blew a severe gale last night; many ve,,sels went to Sea yesterday, some of which put back, among toem the Fair Anteweas, /44rdale. bound to Nest York. Wind. N. W. blows hard." It is stated in a private letter fr m the Continent, that an Austrian Courier, charged with dispatch's to Count SraNatVaaao. was recently stopped is Holland. and all h-s papers taken horn him. The &shades. Assist cv. from Opr.rto, is arrived in the Downs, with a ft:et from Portsmouth ('apt. Ai smut writes, that the brig lust on the Coo tilt Ssads on the JOth ultimo. is the Mat / E..sza ti, Cam. Sroczs. • a t,le D • r4vsisclUV. ••••--••••• from C alway, has been taken by a lipanish privateer, retaken by His 1, Id Jim? v's ship Argus, and foe.il .n . Mooday se'nnight, tus Tavistock Volunteers. Lieut.-Colonel B. A v. marched into Plymouth DoeSs barracks ; and the Plympton Vohtitiei r,. L.. for Tatar, marched into Long-Room barracks, to p r. form permanent duty, in that garrison. for ten days. The i s e 2mouth Ist battalion of Volunteers, Lieut.. A...swam tan, went off perman nit e'er) , on Saturday last, and received the thanks of 1..' ur - General ENGILASD• in public orders. for mt.:- e. gulat and soldier-tike condaft during the time they were on permanent duty in that garrison. A correspondent, who has read various explana tions, of the new Lottery Plan, observes, that the whole matter i• may be contained in a nut-shell ," namely, that 6 000 of the additional Prizes, in the first Scheme, either become, at the option of their Holder., 201. Morey Prizes. and payable as such, under an indisputable guarantee ; or may be held as Tickets or Chances, for participating of 63,0001. in a Supplementary Scheme, consisting only t f 6 0'.9 Numbers. _ Saturday se'nnight part of the Roborough batta lion, under the command of Sir M. Lorca, Bart. f Maristowe-house, to the asuGunt tat 35,, if to, nog on permanent duty at Plymouth, were inspeara by the inspeaing tield-officer (Colonel Ta v Eon), who was pleated to express great satisfaaion on the very soldier-like appearance and improvement of this fine body cf men, the greater part cf whom are composed of Sir M. Lorcs's tenantry: in the after noon the regiment was reviewed by Lieutenant-Gee neral Eno ario. On the review being tinishe, the General returned thanks to the corps, not ni ly :or the appearance of the men, but for the alertness mad precision of the performance of the manoeuvres. As a young woman was drawing ta t r a few days since from a well at Hammersmith, she 11... fortunately fell in, and was drowned. On Sunday last, the inhabitants of Pontypool and its vicinity, enjoyed a speflacle of the most splendid and interesting nature; it was the public testimony of a brave and worthy officer to the corps of which he is Major, for the zeal and perseverance displayed by them in the glorious cause in which they are engaged. That fine battalion. the Mon mouthshire Volunteers, commanded by Sir Cts Allah{ Mono as. Bart. in person, en their march tor per manent duty, to Brecon, were entertained on the lawn before Pontypool-House, in the true British style; where the roust-beef and neetar of Old E g• land (for which that hospitable mansion has ever been tamed), cheered the hearts of 600 brave 4e fenders of their country, while the Officers and principal part of the company partook of a most elegant breakfast within. The day was prop tiously fine, and the speaators numerous acid crawly; each was involved in the general enthusiasm; the gay, the aged. and the young, did homage to the martiall spirit of the day, and telt honoured in par• taking with the volunteer the reward of Lis attach• meat ro his officers and the general cause. About o'clock, they commenced their match for Aber. gavenny. hig!ily satisfied with their entertainment, and lamenting only the unavoidable absence ei their sanclwespattad Major. , 1 IL 41