The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-08-05 00:00:00

Es g WI 116 ij-`r4 k i 4 BRZCII7ON. Auvurr 3. The Steyne, last night, who crowded with a bril liant company. Lund' of music, vying with each other, enlivened th‘? scene. The late uuttirrosis ar huve mink:red lodgings very scarce, ai m o w increased the demand for the Jortsialeit t ponies as well fp the price. A kw days ago, one of Virse racers emit.: be. had upon moderate terms, by any altecrintion of ri.ler, Sow a Lilliputian a , a jpabaj k ,,,, s , hut now the owner will not &h ow the fuireit Belle in Brighton to hock Ms au if she exceeds: jockey weight. Several pushy Dowagers ::are left us, ou account of this objection SO their ponderoes persons. sad as a Leagienhall Lady Lately oliserre.l. have gone when, the asses will oat refine to carry inwethiug more than &po ther. . " t 'he Seattle, licit night, was not eltared until • late hour. Arnow; it. priticivil attractions. to send" thistaffeet may he iiittcsl, was the presence of a Galley, and his head waiter, (.'sib!i:, f r o m ulsennugh, en Carcv-street. Thlt fame of this.w. DuAiliStic champions drew eta% a fair eye. They 14)31:44 bath in rade health, but few of one bucks knew how to be more eiel. This morning hieing uncommonly tine. soli thy surface of Old Ocean as smooth. as a looking-Oast, the bathing-mach:tics were in a very metier state of napaisition. At eleven o'clo:.‘k, barouches, gigs, tuidems, so ciable', sulkies, and every other sort of vehicle, acre in amnion, and the eoinpattv, consisting of an he tercr.teistius• macs of youth and age, beauty and ugliteew, isolsilstv, gentry, and pleb.iiatts proceeded to the Race (iround.. The coca d'ail on the icroand was snot brilliant. Ilia ltoyal llighness the Prince of WeLze thrown to the canto.: in ms bwonebe, drown by six boantifal hays; an:l the fo:lowing o:hur splen.l.4 equ v ipas addrned the t:..!ne Lord Dimmer, EarP Kissisro:, Eirl BiAtanr,tr, Lady SAitlil Bracey, Lady Chart., Lord &Yews. &v. &c.—Tile betting-.stand w7ta Meal hiled with srqrting . Ladies a. well as nentleaten, and, at or.: o'clock, the ringing of the bell au . wowed toe tuoineut of *toting. Two to o.:e was betted sktai.ist has Royal Wetness the Du he of l'oan's rya. who started for the Potworth tgakes. 'nit use summit nearly the whole of the way. until t e rett..-.. (lowa the lull, when be got 11.• het of ...issesci.rh, who pushed hies vary hard, but bat it by half a length. In the seco.td now. rot ' the Somerset stakes, five to one was butted se4ainst Lora .P.;:cs,av's . 4 1,teleit, who wain sc:ly by half a neck. The Rove Ground wits cleared of its pri viva! cour ; sany by roar n'elock. when they rittii rued to Brighton, aid proceeded to amuse the.a.clres upon the &cloy, until dinner. His Royal ilig l :ness the enace of V'stts will waertuin a select party at dia.ser, at the th.seve,siag, ant we expert to be eisiivmied by the soutolt of the lloral band. The piny, lards evening, is The West iodine,. in whirls Mr. MILUNITON playa Belrear; rarla l d by Mr. PEN -I.tY ; and Loniza 1,144 kg by MI6 PLIIILty. To couclade ‘%;tl3 Bap (Per the. Cay' s sport, ate tlve tat per.) Wednesday the t4uaCh .-- aind Paining= teat' an eiriowto elifdeo Lodge. where thy (hoed, mod then *Lamed to the Palace to tee. ' Yesterday rho:plat His MAJESTY, Priacierea SlPilt4. AOtivsta. mat AMELIA, t reenaPailitd by Lord WAUltSfittAft, Lady GCORGZ MVIISAY. sod General. eatT.Vatitill r and FiTzitot , .. rode in Witadaor Perk, sad retorn,d to the Palace at twelve. The Qt rsx and Princess ET,:za Ir.Ts took an airing to 14'tog-tifi:e Lodge, and walked in the gar dens • consitier.hie .. _ Mr. g: sou( is returned to London feoto his visit to Dui,liu._ Mr: lio•:; ; ; . 1r.aie of the Etlialot-gh Theatre espi:vs this season. lifts. tif:109'111. Mr. ll•Cat.A• Dlr. idd the fanner Lessee, Mr. isesstis, are spoken of as competitors fur the succession. %nitslay morning, the Right lion. the Eurl of Loeusst.e. LorJ Low - fit:At, mid Lifiiri Maar, Assa f eud CAROLIK L,III,VTIC , :a, with th..ir suite, left the Citiele, at Whitelutt en, for Lowther. Tins tesmief Ennis, in the county Clare, Ireland, was brilliantly illatientaterl ow the evenin g of Sun ilsy se'uni!rsit, its consequence of tho amoral of the tar l ais s'ad Marchioness erritoyoes. lu inottter* of Crios. Cers, our modern spring droves wonderful effect ; for whilst thl otistt a s.'al:•!e we the • parties, they Skew a fight se the s•tbjeet. krn xi" rt Peterheari ierJenneb!iretert, 111:-.et. Lady Siebert, Mies ltbetet, Mr. &mile, Mr. Alra.alstkr Raid, Mr. Lathe, of Demlava, Sir. Gomm, from Lamm*, Mr. and Mrs. Gurden,•ftenee lbe Earl 1a0.41, Calumet Uurett„ Lbeet.-Cul. Scat, Mime Meentean, frune Mk-rd.-ea, Mee emir iahenk, from dater, Mr. Gordun, to:n ::ate. a, end AlisaGurlyn. The hart ariirid4 at 166 Rm... Sir Merle and Lady Inio, Co: rie.Mtlph, Major Meter, )14or Major firakerbr, !Ur. hr. Donk*, Rev. Mr. sad Mn. Leith, Rev. Mr Aled.rwe , Capt. Brad, Capt. Cur tam, Mr. ea I Mee. Watl.T, Mr. an d tier. Edward', Mr. sad Mrs. Ilsear, Mr. sad Mrsi. A. Yebui.•.;, Mr amt Nile. Bur win, Mr. and Mie. i'inyenal, Mr. and Mrs elide::, Mr. and Mtn. Sidney. Mr. and Ara. Aimee, I. Kw. 'email, Mr. fitagerald, :dr. Ve% - abee, Mr Cilardeer, Mt.-Owen, Mr. Wa der, Mr. •VuobihJus.., 11r. Markhr, owl Mr. Wnskt. ..ibeN Ks and OAS Z 4 ISTS IL close their engagement", 'Olio week, with their own benefits, ut the Eilinburicli Theatre. Mr. DAN N isrut plays.ir Jolla Itestleas in Niutrity•i*c.;.% s aat e.siLedv of AI/ is the ; stud Mr. Joss n f.n . tsurito ;met its one of Morrow's etimedios; a..J Per, in The Critic; they are to by Pllogred by Mr. El.i.rt - roN, after an absence of some sears. Ti.c Moot:stabs and The Yowl; Spentiarz:.esiro.s Coc te). li.odoss to display then :Eirnsony. It mat be worthy of remark, that the nimiatinrile has bees; heard liantuently. durinu the present sum mer, .0 the ;„-ardens bdouging to the Earl of Loss- DAL' in Ftsh er - s t reet , carletle. We have heard it oluerved, that this bird was never farther North than Yorkshire, nor more to the West thou Devon shire. Our woods ars reuderefl melodious bt the thrush, the linnet, sad air: blie-khird ; but, like the mum of Szotlin 1, we believe they were never be fore Ylaitv 4l by 11 1 e sweet and ten ler straits of this *waned ciertfer.--tryn e Mercury.) resent ece.ie of at . the erect of , at trio Seery, who, after es:, tk.ra. while ni re aususeed til On:es in Li t - It ti tow - dreg the Ve must ilk he nil thug. (Iles :he af!igilib ou ;.. rable drgree;(;; lifer city, to Engllne,.._ Weee •dlionjd e t „ rot:lift: it i G:i Asturiali inhabits:lll7,, 11611 of 1NC4.,, me Ntir ti:ut Astoryl from ti,e fret: of why.i, it Stela, Sir Am be eecerabely S. it is impos3l. rrnai Gjou w:01 •nxirty. Madrid; if Jo. ip, on thr lace accriert, t; conceive. hub e trio; but, hr.. ded thither an& tie Dotac., capital 4: the place, sill o; 4.'1 i.)..irable or ad- JoirPli, w,:.1 e SzvEyrrii, e Elilinzas74 etiecti rr oevt. t is Jacek t. nuitttice, eari- rs, NAPOLCuS roue. Yet, u,- utril elsewlw , To-morrow e .Mai *tae of t: OM POrtill1011t: UCCOOI9I. 100,0410 de t! 'tan causv. Ed ay from Cara, lleLes ecru. a cbc to be telt tid his reptrt is are all teßkea rear, and that ta serigu 4 d Er. ie Cu...r* awe of whica mated. C mart and direction. this appears:l= I at the iipss6S both Men cf ktimuctioa al . Of iinua a. to cliVialuts iaog !ashy-blood, in Ited Collector ILa :11Avxsial. frith!hit :Lto rd Anna. wrist the 11 $:1 to a cesomaita ttetihurgh M.. 11 is men to .cd :' , t date of the: d been recri ,- - motile.; SO NW 3 'ntn the cliffeNNit I it woo espeati oiautle them— e. It if LO tt• MCC At the ; so It is cowr. ire his maw C 1 =ire spec 4 ci • %be Cantiatec: , it trenzlkhug. e letters rec. i; la tint the pla _ i MIN of itu•-• cful dcvaitat . . , !t. also inewo vt irately :11;0 in Levo• itut , wr Of the . Baow v. of f . dated Conine Ilia. 10 Int. th a Sparkish vi 11,e ‘si.t.i ramie anti , r • g able to bri• 'my_ c (claws, e iSth Jere Dritis me, that it ....al re appoiatoti Pnsoneri t. :tab!: intr. 1.... rlg r%. ise aleiiareleabe. SeANISII PATRIOT DL ER. reed dinner, so long eananiticed, in bontier, of the glor.oas cause of the Spanish Patriots, was given, yesterday, at the New City of Loutlap 're vere, in 11:allopsgste-street. So early as three 11 . / lock the street was crowded with srectutors of every description, acrtious to see the causeway on their way to the dinner, and particularly the Spa nish part of it. The window* of all the houses were tilled with elegantly-dressed feinales, the roofs were not visible, so great was the crowd that covered them, and even every lamp-post swarmed with boys. In such a crowd, agitated by so much anxiety and expectation, it was not an easy matter. however laudable the sentiment and feeling, to pre erve order and decant, al.—This difficulty appears to have been foreseen, and every proper precaution was einployed to meet it. The City Officers muidared at au early hour iii great force, and prepared a passage through the crowd sufficieut for the free passage of the carriages.— With the esception of so much open space, the street was one solid miss of people. many of whom fainted from the excessive heat and pressure. So early as font o'clock the company began to ar rive, and at live all the seats in the great room were filled, except those at the table appropriated to the Noble Visitors all principal L'atronn of .the fire. At bah* past sit the Spanish Depot es made their appearance. Their approach was manumit:eat by the loud plaudits and huttas of the eruod is the street. It was ma •Mosated and cheer ing welcome—such a burst of honest enthu siasm does honour to liumen nature.—Un dater arrival, they were conducted into au anti . chamber, and, at seven o'clock, dinner was served up in a most sumptuous style. It consisted of every delicacy of the season. The tables were eormed with turtle and venison. Champarigue, claret, and other costly and delicate wines, of the tinest quality, graved the board. The Chair was filled fly Sir Franca Baring, and inima:diately about him eat the Spaisish Deputies. Viscount Nlateroar. the Spanish Adusinsl. the Portuguese Aintinssador, Earls Camden wad Bathurst, Viscount Sidinoiith, Lords Erskine awl Hawkeshilry,:iirs Charles Price and William Curtis, Messrs. Stieridan, Calming. Perceval, %Vitsdham ; Aldermen Cowie and Shlw Messrs. Mriesh. Thornton, Inc. These No blemen and Gentlemea, attended by the City Mar.hals, and the Stewards, with their *mad:. ia their ljands, proceeded through the rooms amidst the se latuations of the coinpauy, and took their seats at the head of the table, in the great room. Tan company ananuuted to between four and five huutlrc:!.. nod during diucer the greatest convivia lity pit:exiled over the se e ne--jny 'Ta m e d i n every eve, and a smile mantled upon every counteliain:e. They ma:canal a company met to celebrate the consummation of the glorious cause. and not its progress, which, however glorious tied promising, eutaiot yet be attend; s i with tlisit co:aide:we arid uanyalified joy which final and happy completion cah alone inspi re. About half past eight the rooms were lighted up, auti the glass lustre's and be attaches ins it a beautiful appearance :—They displayed !stred), iu tic great room, sax tables, parallel to each other, along the room. with a seventh across at the. bead, filled with the most alistingu.waas eioitnelt. The principal tato* in the Mid tie W 44 ornasne:ded with six pyramids, beariiiir this arias and emblems of Spam, Portugal, Ert 4 lisod s and Swede'', decorated with wieuthe of flowers, and the colour, of the respective nations flying at their summits. The colours were :nixed and entwined with each other, and the whole bad is beautiful effect. Tit:. rortiiguese ,Imbassador mud % iscount flan ro a sat on the .i A lst hand of Sir Francis Baring, aid twit to them the Cabinet Ministers. On his left were the Spanish Admiral and several diatinguisliel foreigners. Th e o th e r ,sd e of the cries, table was filled by Viseourit Sidmnuth, Lord Erskine, Mr. Sheridan., and several other Eia,;lish Nobility and Gentry.— Afore dinner, NOM Nazis was sung In Messrs. Dignum, Taylor, Oeyle, Gibbon, Leete, Vaughan, and Sale, in a very superior style. The following toasts were drank with three times three, accom paned he appropriate music and sons*: I. The kin/ 2. The thwea. Ili . eiTe;;;; J f Wales, and the rest of the Royal Fatally. 4. His It s!erty Fardiaaad lie Seventh, Kin of hpais and of the II: lien. s His Resat Highness the Primmer Repent of Portugal; and may the Mouse of Bea,potia never" Cease to Men. 6. Thn Kids of Streeku, oat Ceadjatot in the gloeious Came. 7. The Rine of the S,eilies. fle Prictiiient and the United States of America. On this toast besii4 given, !mine partial disap probation was strewn ; but, on r roi , 4 being called for floin Mr. Digninn, general unanimity will re stomd. Sr FILMIC'S .11straa *tent called the attention of the company to a toast which he felt mast, when heard, arrukg tt escry- British sosoin the sincerest ferliags of sympathy and seal : Tont- 0 Careen to the peen Horns is grans, oar brave associates la Litany sad MOW : T. sm.! To unrs ' This glee ass adiatrably suug by tbe Geutknen under llurdireeliun of Mr. Darman The toast Wr £l4 drank with three times three, and never was withessed a more gmieral expression of sitseete ald ardent sympathy than was exhibited hy every individual iu the reipeetable compaii ; as- Tim fulloonn t i_ song, adapted to the occasion, was nest sung by alt. Digniun, amidst the loudest plaudits of approiaation Lou by arnreby, faction, and treason defae%! Tut order mad peace of Ow world had bora !woks ; Aad trittons, by elaaia• of oppretsson diagraed, Hsu shrunk (rota tbetr duties, and thro'd to the rat. By Cttnnint o'erreacted, or by Terror dimlisoll, A I)csoot's decrees bad unstrung a'r. Nerve; And, Virtue or Courage so Worse display'd, Ilea wok two staves, sad ware vsillitai to servo. Listrewcb'd deep is (nutty now the Despot's ivertird, And Itat arts shall au longer bt. tyrauny pad; Thine e%anapk, blest BRIT •I ! at hit has prosily-.. Tie) &MOCK at last shall obtair. its reward. Gaut Spain bat bur cruelOpprwisor To frit...ion, religion, and g lom a irleod, Her cUireu once wore with es Hiltons ally'd, The dome they have can& slash thrvogh Eneope ettend. Thos the troe soca or eakor all ..ver the earth. Nv weak(' lota P i..ce, awl h a, heard. Their rielbte shall .avert, mod, ti I.7surpns lealt fau, aad their fame be extinct. The Ctlllll.ll,lllt then taw to propose to the coat- pally the healths of the illustrions guest* who had that day benoured theta with their presence. Ik /strike announced it from the Chair, it was Ms duty to state, that tbrongli an intimate acquaintance with the commercial world, for the last fifty years, he never did see a more, nor indeed such a re spectable company, us was that day assent bled, in this great metropolis. In addressing than ou the subject of the present wetting, he was aware that he only anticipated the ectaine and sincere sentiments by which they ware actuat-• ed. Ile should, tlierefore, at once coot:hide, Ly giving, as a toast, 4. The health* of the Il lustrious Guests who then tnnioured the com pany by their presence. May they, on their return to their ratite country, have thepioud gratification of seeing that lo:valty and love of country, whirl, t hey have exhibited, crowned with the success which so noble u caw s• deserves," which was drank with three tiiiitstliree.Shiiutsofapprobation resounded through the room, and the Spanish Deputies altogether rose, conveying to the compauy, by their action and appearance, the great and generous satisfaction wil.ch such a murk of respect excited in their bosoms. Mr. CANNING, at the request of the Spuds's. Deputies, rose to express their thankt.—.. Gentle met), 1 have the honour to be called upon by the illustrious Guests whira you, this day, eutertiiiii, to return, in their tonnes, their sincere and Intent Umiak, the the proud mark of respect and approvel . • the great C mercial Interest of the British, :llttropolis hiss conferred upon them. They de sire use to assure you of the high sense they enter tain of a reception not inore gratifying to them than it is advantageous to the noble cause in which we are.all engaged, by inspiring all those incentives of energy iiisd rein, as well in Spain as in Britain, cod, indeed, in every country that has the mind nod the fortitude to shake off the vile thraldom, whir h. uafortunately foe the peace, haiipiness„ and comfort of mankind, has been too long stithrred t continue. They also desire me to any, that it would he not Chattering to this country, and must be dishouourable to themselves, were they to affirm, that Spiiiu, unless sup,iored by this COMM.. wogild not have engaged in its e*.Jriotis struggle. Far different were the motives which impelled their country rintfl to the awful hut heroic decision.— i hough alone mud unaided, they bad determined on the recrtion. '1 he effort they would base made, with whatever prospects either oh ' friendly co-vers tion or of ultimate success.—(Load peals of (+ppm !Aaiun). But in the testi iiiii nv which G.-eitt Bri tiiiiiltas so promptly borne to those efforts, in the sympathy o hieli retry class of its people do feel for liputu,sli sin:este, in its preparatio:ts for active co operation, and in its perfortua aces to a great extent, they, whom I have new the honour to represent, do feel hopes the wog agreeable to ari,e front the assistance of the British uatton. 'Chat their country should have afieeded to the oppressed world n lien-grounded expect:it inn of rescue, is to them the best of consolation—thee great reward Sptin looks, for such efforts, is in the frie,,4 tell I p of Great Britain.—(Hear, hue. also desired me, e,4 your guests, own toast, again to propose the health nerehle and beloved Sovereign." This test wai,4rauk with rapturous time, and the musical part of the - the ropripriatr song. The Craiimmo t4en pnvosel May the united efforts of Gr:at Britain, Spain, Portugal, aed Siecies, rescue the Coatinent of Europe rarui oplatesioa and tyranny.—Three tams three. May Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish and British valour, al ways unite in supprrt of reirpon, liberty, loys!ty and law The health of the Chairman was then drank with three times three, every individual expressing to those iininetliately in his vicinity the obligation which the comp:soy must fccl to Sir Franco. liaring for his attentive, liberal and patnotic conduct. Sir tqtaNcts. in a few words. returned thicks. He felt that, from his state of health. it was impftiablo for him to fulfil the duties of a President to such a respeCtable company. However, when he was he. floured with the •ipplieation to act in that capacity, on such 141 occawou, he felt th e call irreidstiblit, and he therefcrcobe) id it. Repeated approbation.) He concloded with proposing, without ilistiactitio, the healths of the Noble Visitors who had that day honoured the meeting with their presence. This toast was drank with loud acclamations, and the Chairman communicated to the company that he nal requester!. h; the Noble Visitors vt'ici,e lieulths neve :frank. to propose that of Mr. Yar ning. —/Great applause.) • Mr. CANNING...." Gentlemen. when last I hail the honour to address you. it was in the charaeter of interpreter to your illustrioas guests of the Spa nish nation—l did then feel sincerely the ob servations .Hsieh it was niy duty to make.—* In my own per,o.., I hare now to return you Inv thanks fur this honour confirmed on myself, with the stroniost assurances of siucerity and respect." The Spanish Deputies. accompanied by the other Noble Guests, then took their leave. (ht their departure, as on their entrance, every de monstration of respect was paid **then'. Every man appeared to feel the value of those stirred ;•riiici ples and «Sorts which it was tbe object of the itay's meeting to cherish and to commemorate. We left the reinaitin; co:npany. at eleven o'clock, partici paint: in the pleasures of social coaviviality. --- His Grace the I.OIILD LIM:Tan/NT has been pleased to order •100 as a reward to Emenvis :loess, (Mr. Goituos's steward) who lately lasi: a vigorous and spirited resistance when his house was attacked at Ballinveher, munty Tipperary. The Aware 8011, at H er tf or d, on Monday, was attended by 230 of the first rank and fashion iu the county; among the most distinguished were the Marquis and I . llnrchioness of Sating:3Y, Lord and Lady Covvrr et, and the beautiful Mi eat s Tots !I li- MESLMI. The dancice; began at ten, and continued till three o'clock next morning. Sir CHARL2III BAMPFYI.DE't manor of Wailev and Codrington was ' , old in lots, last Thursday, at the Bush-taicrn, Bristol, for 76,0001. C. Cori !WIGTON. Esq. wee the principal purchaser; this Gentlema n purchased Went Kington Teapot last year at 33,000% His memiiiiceot buildings, now tinislnn 4 , sill rest him lan,0001.; and his 'stoner?! nvidties armus.l it, vitent! foe tit:witerls of lily Mg AUTHOR or MY POUNFT.ROOK TO OF MOUNT-NORRIS. My L o Car. read Ulm rerourts of the Edit Tor Ifetictlip flUtpe fu.yllsc hossjuieplatter, ne to he ohberves,hod 19, busn4 Orlin% lir letter 0 "scribed to you j • sad lulu pill - Crotty satisfied with kin ledge of the law yrf evideiter k ehil the (luta.," Noy owe with a stelptena of *lf Anode'. _That pitt;e,Lorlsbip say that res attended site* ua bilbalf ; p(Sjr Juke Carr, t. real evidepre suf f icient 4tbnfanriyistettri yolk VelleriaAM ENO St.4llltAVllili tygila not " p pluf version" us bits lexsi ituouledge. : He knows it tOhavt laid .down, .shes fxiiiehele aillaikes that ulster dr • oinksa,,uca o ; or ckar, er sea attains Os "4 vas Act or.paiii ie Lase, eif Aar an the oar aide er the iither It it itishodiaubly iiiiprolailale that your latirdaltip sl be indigoes% at the ashrtitio, (printing it ty have whir) that yes " Irak: ilaraupec tfall„ od%it.J.Carrii4if preiluelleue,” slate yes swore *IN. bad " rpad S!ravarie is Ind Ate . nefealosi chart chapter," wed, notwithstanding fat:cord* to the ephrti latter was tat fair critaista, you n veld not purchesetfirJ nork ; or , in ether went, (fir bed vet fovea deceiver bad elide the coaiparisiat, yew thought it not weeds be I will uof pretend to trust to my,. If in • ease u felon that which issirLt lead sus is differ frost roue Lordiiiip in the repot of the trial, I End that the Ea Mutiot-Norria thotocht jilt • Phrkst-Jkok was a fair sui erite4,4o a the other." I skull new ~all an observe elude by your Lordship is Court, Wiljai matisrAy nog itself so deeply tomer* the " food emu*" tinny I that I shall 001 easily be stasp:efed of chopping a sytla it is soy repeeitieu—Not bine but . * fur , rery could lead c confusion, fur rata your Lordship think .Ile Pocket Bps thing but 0 fair uoil jru. crittcark," vitae you e ts ; sitting in the students' b0i...) to. a f3orriste r , truwd, Colid set so other plitet•-.° Ng Parke!. Doe MO tiest tli.ng I ever read--f woad 'sire Sot. pp art llhe but I %guild pay fel rather their be ilstredij.et of i Your Lordship k justly *hind urea) , " aversive upon jadoaapt"—Believe we, toy Lewd, I ttiiwk it tar poste ealiirlitesed, that I rill steel up or its defame, " art 'meow:a-it?" AS to poor air John, the vietnio of the *deice of Ai bet partkuiely rf one, Anse &shale in sioariniee moil treater thee they are in robotism seit, he it. pitied —Weil her it been Paid, " Protect eerroei +eV; I'll take ere array revalue myself de pity kis% bR bed as of bin can tes'..int, eel if he foe it 'tetra itall thorns ties rotes, it is 40 fault of miter. ft was the es of the Atiensty-Gv.ieral, and nty Lord Elleishorusiph, bad " dew s p 3ttr active'—.4o sa. law+ down a Ira* of bit . ,l:-uushieg, dinirseefli• to Ptufo I think I deg.:erre Ibis mud e , es7n•cally after lei,/ Mt into Court :a.r?..0 iusOfferrut bloc, lei rue WI yowl' tint for 1 knelt set .4 !it Sir Jain way eessadtr zrrikrs ere, (sad it did ol the oncut. , ta very fure , biy!" `rhea two motor, go to law, they weight much bathe, e'R saki...rehear wisdom, and as well for their safely, Co aphid, ;..es to the P• . ,rel. I remain, %Villa groat respect. cid i..iiniteliblipalthit foryour kik tearisimar, • • Yost Lortthip's watt obetlirut lertnett„ Ties Actetou w SIT PoCKIII-oat To the Right Una. the Earl rie _ Mossit-horns, ere. . • • . 0.. • • .I.s+ t - It haiken eery wen st , ited jai 'Orr Evensr w i in allur idtt tb the rising spirit of' Brain.- io fraud sod force. of VosarAmrp., that "• titer s point beyontl- which the 'fyrant eanm.t opAessi the Stare not endure; th e str4sti man degredutl.ho iy tilt LIMA ou the retissuassisp;l ••• hnhotir selinight, daring a violent 'tor thuudee and lightimus, a tire-Mill entered dwelling-house of Mrs. E‘TON, widow. of Oxfordshire, down the . diininey. ah . istit wee r 'bettered by .the .cent ; A Lieu Inset it house, whearby severs! articles at turaiture destroyed ; port of a eAerwards rebounded the the ((sof into ttiV street without further MAI Providentially no person was in the room it time of the accident. A rrouttut No Panoucr.—A part of the Tv month Common, routainio stout s 3 acre, property of Jilts! Fo Prisbuinii Beni iek, was bought a few yearsogo for .1001. tiorioi of which have this searou produCtdithe I ing quantitr of 1500 stones of MI. It sap thick 4:I the field that the mowers would not • down at thtrordittory PfiCf : t4. Queen Ettessat i f in ore o f her amines the the neighbourhood of LosiJon, °berm I s.oh,hi port 1,4110 in her war'. Shy' volt- ;ha p i iivoi Kay to wne of them, Pa err rhl f ret jams: To a finite stir:wise, tie man inatrintl 4 - reiniea— tl!sh.roit, tteroox, teh bar orchhjorkrruh, furet Shoe rum, " lissoper itbisorjacet The founitotioa-stone of the Dew Clin'inhi erected at Tuilautne4 King's Comas, leeiar.• laid a few cloys ago by the Earl r f titaitycSi who gives 2100 to wa rd s th e b u ildi ng. which i; eleg:int and spnitieui, commatin d , of 140 h length, and 60 in breadth. Wit. Wsi preten4cal maniac, 'wk his throat after ntbrin;treintinairte agiinat a great perlonage. male his vocal Monday montiiiii,nnt ot the M'artainettreilne Tuesday, as a >oldier heloni-.ing In. the . .td yo.i, Waits, was t .nployed undenn . earth clone to a brewhouse, cretin.; n - at An fort, the earih suddenly gave was. arid :dl consequence of which We bad a thigh and a broken, and war other w i se much brniseil. Oaliatorilay !Ir. J. ifedp4an, of ritkiAciti committed to BL estgate Gatti In the Ms, or e tertiary, ore suspicion of forgery. 0.1 his charged with the offence, he emir pted to end w his existitner, at the on Bo it, city, he shooting 'gullet! wit. A I.t,T. 1, w .kb, tier, ha did not accomplish, as el. • hall, aftai log through his clothes, and i• Si •..n; a aguivat one of his ribs, tell upon. the ricer: At the lain Quart, r Sessions held in .he b Shrewsbury, George hewer was tioly e.hroief , randentesioor, for lording mud ohersii g• a *PA the public wimps of Shrewsbury, men *ewe' be imprisooed in the House of Corn ctiot: t month, rad then to Sod sureties, himself wit others in 001. each, for his good behaviour r, years, and to be fanner isipeisuled• until h. inch security. It is lus eaf that tkis warning :et such person-. as have been in fire of sherior.g starious in the public ht7eeta in St burr, ha < 4 augerout to ; , 03ventcers, as the Al TftATFS are cletinitiGiti to pnsish all SU , • fen4tra. and to which to finnan. ; pad from - that step tlisi.victi,u the perm „, itt tinware's to the dignity of wan, witli - aa energy h e „ r J Th e ,: paisi a g the preci tation with a/kb i u „ d hi m quires age, t o re d uce In into p ssa i re ' and WII ui yo ur v i t• tire dart, out at the extiemily of raise' . "starts in e , 4 n:tome:at into the image of. Krona acelaasa..4 % ,—EbA—r ami#4l*.-400wier4doessitemilisseely mtuinkay iis „ g F rredom of the City rE Dlittin was tusississ conferred on LiestesientiColouef TOtaita;, the fußewiug tarp Secretary to Sir Arngt.2, WlLLigiki; ti presets; e tpedi hon. Spain, Portugal. _ (1 " Meltdal iie . onittitt. daring a violent :roe