The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-04-15 00:00:00

KISO'S THEATRE. L a s r tt' ,e Comic Otsera of Vieteern in Mar -64.4 was preformed, and went off with much eclat. tilt followed by a New Histprical Bai/et. s u ge de Trayr, got ttp under the direCtion of serur Rossi. The design imd execution do touch credit. The first scene commences with l ie f of the wooden hois . t ; the historical fad, ifan with the greatest precision, accompanied r ith the most beautiful scenery, the finest music, executed by the most captivating Bald corn -4 perhaps in the world. Andromache, the fair 6:ea of ffeeifor; received much interest front the tci^.clog PA It ISO?. Mademoiselle Nusa. horn foy.l rheatre, at Lisbon, made her data let ..„ f Crsiisn, the wife of -fuel's, and received tti itteriag reception. Madame f.s Pithsts t p fair !Wen, sod Miss Cases icon Venus.— ; • e y all received the moss unbounded applause. sense where the burning of Trny is introii•iced, ,a;hoioured with reitweeted " bravos ! " and re• cured plaudits. The Piece will require coin. to make it conclude in proper time. The was very lulls AmonAst the company were— Tr ' tir II Olney,' the Dukes nf Cuntlerland and Claridge ; the I Ptt.:l2eAses of fticheiond, (Siorden, St. Ala De Co';,.i.. the Niarquit and Latudown ; *he March.ol: , ,ars of Sahib:try, Duirnshore, and Ss ford ; the Ontitesics r t Camden, Sefton, Barymnre, lie kohl, Chu) annhatt+ CofLitait, Derby, EIVfX, v'4 A • hbornh3rn ; (I.z.itge Caried, \I Bentinek, Perth, De of Er d. Kiug, Kinnaint, JI.1; Le Dviptacr.r. P01:1 r. LINEF, ICCASI*4I6O IT DOOrnit 1014g1CO OW NLWILLT. DURING TOIL D ON ilitlß•VAll SIGN r, Ar.tii. 9, 1807. Oc otariv woad'•o•4r fah: we've herd s Seq..% av—a woman 1.13,11 a heard Or rube. dying iier the sea (Jr esta that could with mice aeree t But all these grimier. lose theta fume, And are MO Mute than Wimp of cows*, Cemparal with what lave night took place—o A Mush on Pad I y face. The Duke of Iticitmovio set off yeste-day after econ, at two o'clock, from his house, Privy Gardens, attended by his suite, on his way to [re• land. The Earl of Firavntteass left town, yesterday, for his seat in Yorkshire, accompanied by tae Earl of Doacutsria, who will spend a fortnight with his Lordship The new B•allct in preparation at Covent Garden Theatre is said to be one of the most expel sive Spectates ever produced. The cisterns for convey ing the MatOf to form cascade,, St:. on the stage, have s WOOL Arrivals at the Bristol Hotwells..-- Sir James tud Lady LlQbetiey ; fl-v. Mr. Cottno ; Sir lwpet ‘lolyneux ; MISS Grabinn ; Ur_ M. , clootaid Gisela ; bit. and Miss Crowned; Rao. Lk. Frankii ; and Mds &tier; and Dr. Robotism. The beautiful Lady CATIt AlttN UMW. Ey , pre. seated to Her MAJIIITIr. oA Thursilay last, by her mother, the Countess ce Moue-retort els, prrmias to be a sultjeet of as universal admiration as het Lady CA rn sous Armen/sr, was a few years sine. The Esrl Of Fiezvert.cia m. and a select par:y, dined on Monday with the Eail of lioacttaress, at his house in Park-len7. Madame and Miss Oeuvalaot's Concert, on Monday night, was most numerously attended. The vocal performer , : were, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Maclaine Bia.wcat, bliss BOLTON, Signor MONALLI j and the Recitation and Song, " renfelzer," by Mr. C. Hoarse. Madame and Miss Gat; visenor dis played their admired talents on the vielin, harp, and piiino•forte, and received the most unbounded ap plause. The Marquis of Ilusirrry gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at his Intti e in Charles-street, Berkeley. square, to the Duchesses of Gostouu and Rion- WIND, and several other Nobility. Mrs. Btsy s os will have an iusztUmental concert, to-morrow, t her house in Grosvenor-squats. The Matiqiiis and blarchioness of Lammers si ill give a grand dinner, nest Saturday, at Laos. uoseri-lit The Countess Di Sc +ger of Sirtos is indis posed, at her housa, is Hill -street, Berkeley-square. Lady Fineasre it had a selefl party, on Monday right, at her house, in Lnwer Berkeley -street, whi, h was attended by one hundred Nobility ; whom were, Lady AUGLSTA fvfurtaav ; the Mitt thinness of I/magas'. ; Lady Et Lasraosouort ; Lord A ecru IteLD 144 MILTON ; and several Foreign On Wednesday night. after the races, a magni ficent ball and supper were given by the Gentlemen of the Burton Hunt, 'at Lincoln, to all the beauty --ILI:Ilion of that and the neighbouring cnturiei. .1 . 1!7. ball was opened at ten o'clock, with " The Bur- Mat," by the lico. Monson, and Mr. 2 pow. At two o'clock, suuper-rooms were thi,,wn open, when three Lathed people sat down to every delicacy of rho season. After 'A plentiful circulation of Champagne, the Gentlem-n agaid adjourned to the ball-goons, where the darting wa• 'artied on with great spirit, until seven in the m tr ing; when all the company ileparted, highly pleased with their evening's eittertyininent. and much gra tified ty the polite attention of the spirited Dooms ul this splendid Fe fr. The Ticket, 8323, dravn yesterday a prize al 101. v•as sold by Bash, 4, ecnih;ll, and 9, Cha. ring-noss ; where undsawn Tickets and uates are selling. CAPITA,. rlllilt TIIIE CITY L0T1F111.Y...141 , v. 516'5, the 14th Drawn Number, w.is scld ty iticdAßDson. Goo Luck, and Co —Tiekets and Snares for the State L.iticty. wa7. - .lnted undraw .• continue nit talc at the Offices, corner of Bank Ifddings Cornball, and facing the Got, of t King's Mews, CharinE•crosi, by Ricifaansot, ''2untcr, and Co. e:. . • • • 4 , ,I• IMO. • i'14.1 , •*f IS t lit tits !USG'S THEATRE. Basin pot night Vie Comic Opera of Vitteeta is Mar- wa s performed, and went off with much eclat. Wai followed by a New Historical Ballet. c•illefl pi r p de Tref., r, got up under the direCtion of nit ,IteBr ROll6l. The :old execution do tsGd much credit. The first scene commences with mit t w o se of the wooden hots"; the historical fad, ,w with the greatest p recision, accompanied got'b the most beautiful scenery, the finest music, . executed by the most captivating Bale corn- -1 pe r haps in the world. Andromache , the fair aof ffereoe, received mach interest from th ties PAILISOT. Mademoiselle Nivea, from ael Theatre, at Lisbon, made her debut in • 'LE rrnrpt, the wife of -fuel's, and received n , tif itteriag reception. Madame La Pai..so " . • 1 t e fair Helen, and Miss Citarir mu Venus • , all received the moss unbounded applause, i . ..e scene where the burning of Troy is introttoced hovoured with reiterated " breves !" and re 101'.eicl plars. The iece. will require corn. 4 ro make udi it conclu P de in proper time. Thi dl d : was very full. Amongst the coMpany were— , lo yhnevel the Dukes of Cumlerland at. lodge • • t he tro:ueases of iLchtnond, Gordon, St. Al • g a bo y , and De else Marquis and MAICIII,IIC3.I t Lino:town ; *he March.ol:e.ars of Saliabary, Buirochne, an i:stfofd ; the Onnlttlics , f Can.:Sch. Sefton, Barry:more, kohl, Cho) onfollete., Derby, Evp.”c, Alter4 , l, 119 1 A.hbornh3rn ; WWI Czarge Caesodi.n, RQ Bentinci tino , , Perth, De L'f o• el, King, Kinnaini, J..s: Le Despence. d gy PU1:1 !tr. 7.4 UNE: , , tocesstomeo IT 000 e'a 41 1 01BAIIIN 4, it eifiAgED OW ISMILLT, DURING TM: D Mel iiitla•ClitY SIGN r, At.AP - Neat.9, 1807. (..1 c manv won 3 .- 3 ,44 ' , Wye he,.rd s Such B.—a: woman wen a heard ono. Or robe: ay al o'er the sea cats that could with mice aeree ; But ail these wander; lose lima force, And are no wiwe than Whip of COuellt, CoMpatal with what 6,4 night took place—a 111 , . A Mush on redly D—g—n.-. 0" face. anal The Duke of Rica:amen set off yesterday aft, econ, at two o'clock, from Ins house, Pri Gardens, attended by his suite, on his way to L It ' land. The Earl of Fisaant.tes sr left town, yesterdi 4 for his seat in Yorkshire, accompanied by tae E id of Doacutst is, who will spend a fortnight w kesk his Lordship trct The new B•alkt in preparation at Covent Gird Theatre is said to be one of the most experts Spectates ever produced. The cisterns for cony , 4 ling the water to form cascades, Ste. on the seal ' have was WOOL Pet Arrivals at the Bristol Hotwells— Sir James end Lady Llg.berley ; fl -v. Mr. Cottnok Ne lapel ‘lolyneux Mos Graham; Ur M. , cltersaie Gc Mr. and Mill Gaellard ; Reg. Dr. Franke"; ; and Boar; and Dr. Roberts:wt. i r e„ The beautiful Lady CATHARINE Anties..E 3S. tented to Her MAJESTY. on 'Tura !ay last, by mother, the Countess go: Mows ',Non ars, prsimio ~,e r be a subjed of as universal admiration as her e• SG Lady CA TNARIsi Armin/x i was a kw years sit , I d • The Earl of Firzwiocia m. and a seleet pa dined on Monday with the Eatl of Doan:tut boa. at his house in Park-law. 'rte. Madame and Miss Q. uTaescit's Concert, y c Monday night, was most numerously attendod. ' Yucca performers were, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Mad. ni Bianciit, Miss BOLTON, Signor Moe enxi ; and c s Recitation and Song , " romfdlgor," by Mr. , Hoist. Madame and Miss Gauxisenor di`' played their admired talents on the violin, harp, rti piano -forte, and received the Most unbounded o plans,. The Marquis of lIOSTLEY gave a grand d i n • yesterday, at his boo a iu Chatles.streci, Bet kt square, to the Ducl:esses of Goaoua and Ni 'rd MIND, and several other Nobility. or. Mrs. Bravos will have an iusttnmerital con , to-morrow,' her house in Grosvenor-square. The Matoilis and blarchioness of Lamm v ill give a grand (Conti, nest Saturday, at L The Courittilis II se +ger of Sartora is ii L posed, at her house, Hill -street, Berkeley-sql Lady net:aux is had a seleft party, on Mon right, at her house, in Lower Berkeley -street, n was attended by one hundred Nobility ; am , whom were, Lady AUGLSTA Munaav ; the • ehionins of Do:stoat. ; I.4dr; Etsastaosot Lord A eon SALO 144M15.T0 ; and several Fe I Nobility. On Wednesday night. after the races, a m of ficent ball and supper were given by the Gentl 10 of the Burton Hunt, 'at Lincoln, to all the Is la.hion of that and the neighb.nuring con *l'br ball was opened at ten o'clock, with " The re roi Met," by the Hen, 'Nino; Monson, arid • 1...t:t0n. At two o'clock, the suoper-room; thio.wa open, when three hoadred people sat Cis to every delicacy of the season. After a plc 6re:dation of Champagne. the Gentlemen •el adjourned to the ball-ingun, where the darein es • ~ .arried on with great spirit, until seven in the I ing; when all the company ileparted, highly p :•t . with their evening's eriterteininent. and mud ;Ca tilled ty the polite aztention of the spirited g of this splendid F4e. The Ticket, 8323. deafen vesterda? a pr 11101. was sold by Base, 4, ecnihill, and 9, ring-emss ; where nod; awn Tickets and Simi selling. CAPITA,. PRIZE TIE CITY LOTTEIY. ps 5166, the 14th Drawn Number, was sr . (Id RlcaAaDton, Guenuce, and Co —Tieke *rues for the State Lotiery, wa7.-.inted un, continue no sale at the Offices, corner of 3 1 fildings Cornhill, and facing the Gate Mews, CliarinE-:rose, by ItLCIIA •-•TusaLtcr, and Co. OLD BAILEY. ArRIL 13. Hari: was cap tally indiEted Fa: the mer. der of Thomas Curtis, in the month of February last. The Prisoner in this case was a watch pafrole, belonging to the dig, in of VVhitechapel ; and, upon the night charged in the irsciattment, was going his rounds, in company wish another patroie, when they heard Vie ne4hientring watchman, in Ayli ffa street, Gooffman's Fields, spring his rattle ; arid, upon coming up with him, to-y tutind the deceased had knocked down the watchmtn, and, with six other persons, was making a great riot and disturb ance. The Prisoner proceeded to take the de ceased into custody, and was carrying him to tha watch-house, when his cumpaniuna again came up, urged him to suit- the Prisoner, and release himself, and they would assist him; upon which the deceased struck the Prisoner and knocked him dn'en ; on his rising again, the deceased aimed another blow at him, which he parried off t and in retn,ro stria the deceased over the temples with the handle of a sword he then carried. The wouns spouted blood in great quantities, and he was carried to St. Bartholomew's Hospital, where, after languishing for nine days, he died. The Ittc o seen observed, that upon this evidence, there was no pretence to. charge tl e i.oner with the crime of murder ; and, therefore, he directed the Jury to find a general verdict of elevate!, which was accordingly dune. Dennis Mlllllty was capitally indiaecl for having wilfully and fraudulently represented himself to be t`le half-brother and n: s' 44i kin to one Patrick Hough, a private soldier, late of she 87th Regi• meet, who was entitled to prize money amounting to SIl. Is. bd. being his share for the capture of Dutch ship. It anpeare4, tnat the Prissier, in company with one Georg, ,iddcy alias nigh (..vho was since tried, cony Red, and executed for a similar offence), re. presented himself to be the halt brother and next of kin to the said Patrick Hough, deceased ; and having sworn before the hurroeare to this effect, letters of atininistrat:on wete granted to him, by virile ot which he received the sum in tpestion• It further appeared in evid.nCe, that the persons re presented by the Prisoner, as the near rela:ives of tie deceased, said by him to have been long since dead, were still living near Nlount-blellick, in the Queen's Cuo.ity, Leland ; their names were slur tong'. and Eleanor Dempsey, and they never had any sO , l or relative of the name of !lough. Atter an investipstino al several hours, in the course i f wilich the case for the Prosecution was fully proved, the Jury found the Prisoner (lei/ty— pe:oe. PO-LIG tr. *OMNI; MAILS AND STAGE-COACHL.S. On the 12th of Marsh last a parcel was sent to London by the York stage coach, from the Newark Bank ; when the coach arrived at the Buil and Mouth Inn, London, the parcel was missing ; on inquiry, it proved to contain no:es and bils of ex change tq the amount of 1,001. One of the notes fur 1061.45. Id. was di.coonted on the Iyth of bilasish, at dm Coagletoa liar*. in Cheshire- An thony and Adkins, Police ( officers, begin strong sus plo.on that a known character. /act; .I•Pesru, was the man ; they went to it !rouse kept by hiin near Thrograorton-siteei, and took loni into custody. 03 Sattlftl3y was brought ivy's the Office with out any irol.s on. The gentleman haloogilg to the Congleton flank who discounted the Bill for tu6l. 4s. Id. atteoded, and after a particular examination of every Person, declared the Prisoner mote like the man he discouuteil the bill for than auy other person in the Office. He was comrnlttod for further examination. The fellow who was secured on Friday night, the 31 inst. at M.tidenh ad, for having robbed the Bristol Mail of several valuablo parcel.,, proves to be Janus Rentaird, OCtt of the most iuos cnc it enacts •ni.l hustlers Since his return from Botany Bay, he It t. loost a house of ill-fame is tile neigh bourhood of St. Maron's-laoe. Oa Wedne,!ay morning early, Mr. Mortimer, of Appleshaw, in Hampshire. discharged his footman. Soon after he had lett the house, Mt. Mortimer missed a 3011. Lank note. Mr. Mortimer set off for London. and on Thursday gave infor mation at tl.e Rank of the number of the note, &c. Toe note was presented at the bank for change. by a ShOpalAtA to Mr. Crossley, a linen-draper. ot Hol born. 0 s Ling questioned hew he became pos sessed of it? he replied. a man and woman bad moo chest J limn to the amount of 301. and were wait -1 jag till he returned with the change. They were taken into custody. man proved to be Mr. Mors men's footman, and the woman his wife. Ts.e/ were committed for furthel• examination. QUeIIit•IVAIRL. Mr. Ata,e ws yesterday unders. ea a Wilt :sod .na! examination Mr. Srnee. c f Kennington, stated, that Mr. An drews offered to get him some Lillis discounted, Which he obtained, to the amount . of about Itlsl. and r.cot3z:ated. I,lorikg the correspondence between Mr. And' ews and the wi , ness, the latter requested ot the tornirr to call at litotsoo and Co.'s, tailors, in a court in Fleet-strict, and direst them immediately to send h.. some clothes ordered by witn e ss, and which Mr Andrews git possession of, by having them taken to the Aoti•Gallican coffee-h knd after. wars' pledged. Mr. Reeves, linen-draper, io Blackfriare-road, stated. that about eight years ago Mr. Andrews purchased goods from him to the amount of 131. For which be tendered a hill of 301. accepted by one V. A ylor. Np. 6, Charles-street, St. J.:meats-square, and he was t:l:laced to give him the dderetsce ot the bill. Messrs. Andrews aril Tayior ire: c -ems wards the li.irec and were idle:Lod by the In .o4cot Att. Toe Yrisnner was committed for trial on three charges. via. for steaiing plate, the eroperty of Mr. lattis, and for dArauding Mr. Mortimer and Mr_ Gr . C dot el Davison had beta bound over to prose cute o.: s former day. as had also Mr. Finch. so that Ate Pei.' ner stands committed on tire charges. The h.apstrate ohsei wed. that the otT:Lr e ',tors m .de g onst Ardrews srusrld be turthe - con seder c SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. FROM LOFT 11411Td GAZETTI. BM. NTWNI%RKLT FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1 MONDAY, A Pia 13. Mr F. !WO ch. f. by a brother of Repeater, da.n p.'" med, do. 04Ib . beat Mr. Elwes, bc.by Sr II•or„ r Annette, Sat. Sib. H. M. IJUg, b. G. 7to ♦ aga .14 114iiehstl, Airr.l 14, 1807. The Unghaslitien pleasett to rant the dignity of a Bairn , Of she ttntsed K,t.olost: nt Great Brtain and Irel,ant:, .•n r T.iotetts hitnnen Sawn, Ent nne of the Harm. , ,f Nia Ittlajast)'s Court of Etteneoner, and to the hairs Maio! Ina bo4ylawfalv begotten, by iho name, style, and to of n •adog Manners, of Fulton, to the Lo .nty of Lnicolt. rate,. Ld F P.rls, heat Mr A othiu'a Achilles, 84. eacl.. A.,r , s, Lb. i• I.! 880 g • ..i 11.1. bat 4r. j.ake'a Tim, 9it D. %4 2UOgs. Gt. 4 on flai.ori. Darliiigt Ifeloi. nu. 5.b. be.it Watson', Char intr a ti.t. UP,. Tw•o yr. old C. h' is 44gs Gen Cinwer's S•uifry, 7st. 614. beat Mr. Arthiv't din l Beaufort, Bet. 711 A', M. 100, , .. 6 to 4 against He:l(.4—) to 4 ma'am Swinley. Satepstalcei of lOOgs each. AL,. M. Mr. Ms:lW; Stayeiy, Sq. hiu. . . . Mr Arthur•; Worniou.d, 11u. 91b. Lil.G. 11. Cavendish's Pagoda, To. 5 4 . • Even betting OP Stavafy First year of a remittal of the PTISOVi. Stgjief. a Subscription of IllUt . each. h. It. for torts and 6iiics ming ,r,. •a,ha Bt. 71h. suit fillies nat. 41b. Acros. the Flat. I:iike of Grafton's c. Musician, by Worthy, oat of Woodbine Mt. b f. Darling, by Patr.ot, dam by Illah. flytr, oat ut Gptirer's be. f. Marcelliiia, by Worthy, out of Marcella " dastardly-Bft,, April 14, 1507. Cony of a Letter from Vice-Admiral Decree, Cor..imandrr Chief of 14:s Majeaty'a shi,4 and vessel.. at .lama i William Marsden, Esq. dated at Port Royal, JetilLady I', I SO7. Sus —I incline you, for the information of the Lot& Commissioners of thP Admiralty, the copy of a le-ter I have received from Capt. Briggs. of the Orpheus. acquainting me with the capture of the 'Tartish man of war schooner Dolores, by the boai.a f that ship. I am, Ste. J. R. Dacats. His Majesty's sot,. Orphcis at Sea, troyernt.er 21. ltd. beg to lnfortn you, that Lieutenant Geo. B. Vine. di 1, oil the uigut ul the 20th inst. in the harg • of Ills Majesty's ship Orpheus, very gal l:to:1y hoard and c.trry the S1)411411 man of war er Dolores, mounting one hng nine, two t ,, or-pone . der guns, and folic s.vivels, with a corn ple:r..•rit or 34 men. in Caeripeachy Fay whirr sc:l .kr;ler , A2l sent out for the eapress purpose of attat.kiiig the Orpheus's boats. 1 have the honour to he, &e. (Signed) 1 mom iks Batons. TuJarro-s Richard Dycr,s. Es 1 . CO.. ,trader in Ste. Copy of alintiler Letter from If.ce-A.lrairal Decree, to 'W. loam Meriden, Esq• dated at Port Royal, February 7, Sts--ft gives me mach pleasnre to indoae Yoe the copy of a letter I have te.:eered from Captain Inglefield, of the Hunter, acqu tinting me of the capture e.f a Spanish privateer, fitted otr. to cruise azamit the trade of this island. atii, &c. (Signed) J. R. DAcßes. II;; Majesty's iltrip Hunter. South Negri!, ismaics, S, i. t.a :eagues, 2,t.. of 4 to 1 cut Mosie.ait. LAM grosvainnt's Viu'ante, beat Mr Arthur's Brainworm, Est 21). each. 6, V. lungs. h. U. Gene al Groavener's Hriseis, Tat. beat Lord F. G. Orb irate's S4perstition, gat. Aneaster's M. !neg.. h 6 to 4on Viotante. 6to 4 Oil 11n..eis. Sweepstakes of luOgs. each, 11. ft. D. I. Lord Wilton's tt..ce,...alus, bit 'And F. Sent,nc.c's BtpWle, 80.5165. Gan. Getssirenor's Havreat.'em, 7st, 6 to 4 against FliireAsfus After the dead host, 6 to S. on MOM,. Duke of fir slim.); Vanity, ft.t. Olh roc. ft. Crain Mr. Craven's Plr..tize. as. Ah. M. lOop. h.. t.. Melligha Bat. 111 h. roe. ft. from Sir J. Shel ley's Clasher, Oct 611 e. B. C. 000 gs. Mr. Witson% Smuggler. hat. Ile ret'. ft. from Mr. F. Neale'. Regulator, bst. Ill) D. I. 100 g. li. yr. Artl , ur's Sir David, Nit. 7la against Lord Di rlinCou's Fashion, Bat. Acme+ the F it, S'll.h!s. Oft ny causent. lutuar;., Ste—lt is with much pleasure I have the honour _ SHERIFF M.VNt)?..IIS'S DINNER. of informing you, that His Majeerr's sloop under On Tuesday, Mr. Sheriff Manders gave big my command, tell in with this rooming. and cap gtarer.Session Dinner, at the Public Rooms in turd , after a chase ef eight hams, and much Las irland-square. Mr. Morrison, of 1/awson.street, blur at the sweeps, the Isabella schooner furnished the tables in the most sumptuous manner ; privateer, I/on Juan Antonia Paro.ii, Ciptain, and the whole of the entax - tainmet.t was condaded manned with GI men, mounting a t lung nine.. in an unusual style of elegance and splendour. pounder on midships, and two four-ponders, with in the company, which exceeded at.o persons, we 30 m uskets . and otherwise well armed and stored observed many Noblemen and Gentlemen of the Int a long cruise. She is from Carth..gena, 15 first rank. —His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, days ; and I am happy to add, has not captured the Earl of Harringti r e the Earl of Ivlearh, Ge. any thing, hut was on the point of taking a sleep :areal Sir Charles Asgrit, a number of the Officers when we fertonately fell in with bee. who compose the Staff and Garrison, the Lord I have ti.e honour to be. Ake. Ulm., Mr. Shaw, Mr. Latouche. Ecc. Sec. were (iigneity H. S. footertscO. geesent....The wines were exquisite and pientiful James Richard Dvrea„ E.g. Vice- Atinital A great number of constitutional toasts v ere drank, o a x c l " s ` cc % .st v . l " ai t C""*""" 4 " in chwi, and the evening cuncluded in the happiest festivity. e of t a ,,, L rn ettee t,d f a rere i i n ltm v i a u rr i iirri ti l s e ‘ it i. Ale t za es aille i Cothran , . On the Archbishop of Ilublin's health being fC tiers drank, his Grace said, " 1 return my cordial t h an k s lets, at the Ltetraell Weeds, vs NVl?lis ' en •farlea, Zl l l to Sher.ff slanders and the company, for the ha .raced o. boatel the Nurtheatberland, at Sea, the /14 Feb. nour they have done me. I take this opportunity 1 ‘ 07 • of congratulating my feliow.citizens oe, the resent Si a—l have the booom to inclose, for the in. ninniph of t he Criniasminan la ene ee ekeiftebeee." Jorau.atiort of the Lords t;ousioiotioners of the Ada ford llarrington's health tv.ing drank:his Lord. Inirsilty. the copy of a letter from Cap t ain Sam, *Lip re:it:fled thanks car. behalf of himself and his of His Majesty's ship Galatea, giving an saaaaal lellow-soldiers. of the capture of the French National corvette Lyra. Wben Mr. Shaw's hea!th was drank, that Gen. one of those which escaped from Sir Samuel Hoof's :lemma addres:ed the ccnipany in a few words squad-on, by the boats of that ship, soder the • most h ea v i ly concur in the sentiments express- command of Lieutenant Coombe. ed by the good Archbishop ; and I lament that the Whtn it is taken into consideration the fatigue of inquiry in which I am 'resolved prevents my ;it. so long a row as tne boats' cress had before ey tending my parliamentary deices. and giving my came up with the enemy, their great dispart,y in best support to the Adreirastratinn which has come numbers, their having to attack a man of war. forward to sustain the Constitution ; but should und?r sail, completely prepared for their reception, any very important occasion reiattireiny presence, and their . perseverance in the attack, wit .our a I shall hasten to rates assistance, at a moment's chaote o support f• , rn the girls, after being t tee warning." repulvd, I may safely say, ,at more detern..i.ed The conviviality of the comperiy was much bravery hA a not been .1 cern during the war. Whale heightened by the vocal powers of tome excellent I admire tlivir gallantry, I mow syntus!nite with singers, and they did not break up until a Lite hour the friends of tease who fill in the aflion. In the yesterday Irtornmg• death of Lieutenant Harty Walker. who was some I time ago promoted from this ship, the service has lost a moat promising Officer. Lieut. Coonsbe's conlodt speaks for itself; although he ha.' before lost a leg. his aflivitv in the execution of his duty has always been remarked ; in th:s action ne re ceived a severe, and I fear a dangerous weului, in the thigh, above the former ampuzarion ; I. thin, fore.feel assured their Lordships will judge hie) de serving their picteelion. have the honour to be, die. Cocart•.e. His Majesty's ...laws, C.aasi CAsaccu, ss. 7. Sit—Yesterday waving we discovered, from the rnast.bead, a sail in the S.E. steering fir La Cr.:ir a, and soon compelled her to another course for ir--Iona; about noon it was mostly calm. whei. ^ :tope r• .1 to be a man of war. and, by her marceuvie, a . enemy ; she had now the advantage of us by a bre ze, and with bet lofty Ryiag sails, and sweeps. was leavi; gus fast At two o'clock her top-gallant sails were scarcely stbove the ho rison, but in a situation bevy: en the ship and . e coast, that sti.l affard, d me 11.11-1 of her, by s• s opetation of the boats ; they p t I 0.1 of, under the direction of the First L, it. Coonibe, manned wi h five officers, ft, seamen, and twenty marines; and, aftet rowing about twelve leagues, in eight hours (part of the tone under a burning sun), they came up with her, going, with a 1;g ht land breeze, about two knots: having first hailed her. our heave fellows instantly attempted to board on both quarters, b'sc by the fire or her gars, which had beets all trained art, in read n .Is, sod having to combat, uncle.- every disadvantage, with wore than double their numbers, wete twice repulsed by them. The boats tow dropped, and enured rtircugh her stern at sl Ctirttr.pOrlS a destru&ive fire of RAW qtuttoons and small atm% that cleared the deck i f many of ;he enemy, who were all crowd.d .ft; when, after an ardtinas srngele (a 14.r.1 rime), for • totting our men tu7h,d a-board, and in a fear misname drove all before tl , e111; the bowsprit and jib-hnona were c.,vete,l; came d.o.v , f:. and (idiot elnW; :he Captain and most of It a Oißiees were lying wounded on the decks, leaving the iernaioder of handful of men in proud posesssion or the French Imperial corvette. Le Lens. of tourteen 14 pounders curonades, aid two long nine-pcoachesse DUBLIN Aram 9.. Yesterday, a Court of Aldermen was held at Guildhall. The price of Bread was ordered to be reduced half an assize, or 1.1 in t',e la eek Loat. to mence to-morrow ; the Quartern Loaf Wheaten will then be Is. Old. and household 10:d. The 'Masks of the Court were unanimously voted to the Bishop of St. vto'. at.,l the Rev the Dean of Wieicmasi Ea, for their excellent Ser nrns, preached at Christchurch. Newgetc-strect, on Easter Monday and Tuesday last. W ta. Sr. JULIIN AItAISIN, Esq. of slat !MOT was admitted one of the friar Cf,ninrem flea-ers, in the room of Joists Vsiti *sax, Esq. la; ly etencd by the Court of Cciuman ...ouncil, to be one of the Judges of the Sheriff's Court. Eight thou,and pounds Orphans' Stock was drawn of and annihilated. By ,t - e Jamaica Packet, which arrived on Monday, we received the following account of the loss of the Uttitems f:i4ate, or; the Coral Reef, on the 23d of July lost The t /roller's was own to the Southward (row the Flag cal, at 1 P.:.1 bearing U to taut the Westward P.isent • ; a 4P. she bore away, and woad to the Northwa.d; at hat peg aP. M she struck on the Coral Reef, Wiwi ig E.S.Lf (AN. thii. , li,taknce five miles. of &awes mho; Wve• d4sely rp tele by her, the R.; sht,, (Veteran) made thoolg.l4 for ali boos vrttb a idiots and hawses, to go to h assietar..;.?, and lathe morning of the 24th the, endeavoured to get bet 1. but in Vain • at wet pest 6 A. `.l cut ha masts by the bowl ; at 9 aI M. ski appeased a complete wreck. The crew ewe all saved." Boateo.—The long-talked-of match between the Geary CAIJas and GaCry. is made. and they will light for one thousand guineas, in Oettber. Thoth Saw and Imam nshh,r are matched to fight for one hundred puiner.s, in six weeks ; and Ryan and Cropleg will aiso £ght, on the **me day ; as will also f.ifile Pap and ',jaw*. The ship Jcne, and the brig Astor.% of Liverpool, were spoken with on the 30th, January off INtseada. First-drams Ticket 14th Apr.l, No. 16.787, en titled to Twenty I'hcasaii.l and Ten Pounds, was sold in One Quarter, one E:ghth. and ten Sixteeuth Shares. by Hooves and C o . N. 2, Cyreho, 149, Oxford stmt, ar.d 44, Sr. Jamex's-street, where Lin. drawn 'rickets and Shares are on sales on the best Pros. The Firstdrown Ticket, Thoraday, si:ht April, will be entitled to 90,ta.).V. . 1 . . 3 . 3 . 1 . 2 . 3 1