The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-02-29 00:00:00

POETRY. Mtn DEVret assets ill ISt. sit OR the otos% DICATII dares not ttt*tt Zit beak., Se like to Death's are likautet's hoe to, " Death takes litto for /fir Doest.s." Aid Skiener's bones Death therefore spares, Because lb. skinless elf In tilting Shinier, has his fears, That be night " kilt Hilmar !" Fro= Skinier's bones Death thereArs *lunar., And • 4 ins out his tether," For Shames soars, Dead surely thinks, And die swat rot together. Bit Mauer zones will Death's soils, Prime/ I " Genius Gin" hers, If Skins it *cif do set contrive To rho: sod Isms his Sari ben. owinismainrwima KING'S THEATRE. . 61:1,? ,, , ,:ar; R 1 f”... a .11:p 4, flOnt 11 hi O ti BANr• ..,E.ro • • 1131,A test • .:.:ltd') • n, ••: . _ • "OM% • ..4r' JEU WEIR/UT, t/pss Mr. WiLLlstit Liqaor-aserckant, who, with " scareolp d4ia asiEcient to core. Igo Bona," hes warty coaspieted hla witterw-sseewrii year, and still costinues to take his daily WA LSI about tile town in which be re sides, is Norfolk, la apparently perfect health. The Masquerade, on Thursday night, was most numerously and brilliantly attended ; every ar rangement ass made in the most splendid stile, and the accommodation of every kind excellent.— Among the most prominent characters were two Professors of the science of fencing, who made Many pointed reininits, and some home thrasts. who rivalled Dogberry's • ion sat I • i Lia lass hest mita stry I a oda 17th attl the ton. 6 to the 1 44 set- le at coo. s fdr iuid ailed r Mir rote` Ire I C!. led unto. a 64 iota- g ut Ali el;Ctie from Ir the in Le the wilt elf_ acid atteta re uz attil Atari a lot Gala Re rout i t t hie vevel very good Wordless, who rivalled Dogberry's wiyrmidens, in bustle and /Triaging h:s rattle.— There was a figure of Death, mulch did neat belie his character, for he stun deadly stupid. A CAinere, very well dremai—skewy outside—inside empty; but the uses was not very freak, though modest, as he held Whoop, that be might pass for a wise sue. There were a great man! aliment, house-mails, itc. A Lieutenant of Marines was willing to cha- racterise Calks upon Viecoeut F-4.g---D, but his Lordshi7 professed baring given up every thing belonging to the we. - THE PARK. The wildlife. of the atmosphere. yesterday, in duced a most crowded swaemblage of all rauks to visit this charming place. Her Royal Higlmiess the Princess CMASLOTTS of WA,Lra, in her barouche and four, drove up the ride. Her Rover, IL isIiNLSS wore a scarlet tie and a Glizeny hat. She was very much entertanw ed with the passing betas!, and appeared in perfect health and spirits. Among the hest mounted equestrians were, the Duke of ST. Ausan's, the Marquis Vl'au.soLEY, orkd the rifillef SgETOII. C•IIID1011 and 1111,161 r• Stoat.—The display of elegant carriage: was very numerous. Amunget the principal equipages wele those of— The Dachau, of liori s iumbarland Lad Montrose the Plarthionessis of !Salisbury, Leawicova, Dowoobire; SW feed, oath, Bereinghoiss, and Iferedinu ; Coastesees GLUM gee, Sebum, Cliciloseedeley. sad Cardigan, Dowager Ewes, .e. Coederdoes ; VillcaiaLideet• CreTOrat, Mielboerse, sod Seeley ; LICIaI Perth, Abel l , liaise, C. Caveadasts, M. Bee- Clifford, and Decre. Captain AGAR dove four heautifal iron greys, in an elegant harooclie. The Park was not cleared mail half past. live. The nal aixident in this no nsense crowd was a gmatleusen thrown from his horse, but did not receive any 'material injury. •atarday the Duke of You arrived at Wind sor from London, Mud had au audience of His SAJWITT till o'clock. His Royal Highnewi after slid, went to Outlands. _ Last morning His M 4JEITY. Princesses Sore: a. Atiourrs, arid Itlar.v, accompanied by Lady GLORGIANA Et testa' , and Genera's 'Alums EPA and Ftrzitor, went to St. George's Chapel and hoard a Samon preached by the Itev. Mr. CHANT NITS; from id Thessideutans, chap. 3, v. Pi. The Royal Party afterwards returned to the Palace. The Couutess.Dowager of Es.out is i:-...poiced at her house in Hatay-street. t Lady PERTH will have a card party, on Ti-urs -48. at her house iu Norfolk-street. Sir Jotam Svc sar is preparing to leave town for Sicily. It appears from The Gazette, that General Trott:run has aornceffored among the losies and fishes into a nice lien aids Soma. Viscountess &laments had . a select party. on Saturday, at her house in Green-street, Grosvenor square. • The Countegi: of Essri continues indisposed at jer house in Hill-street. L Earl 51MR4,1611 gave a grand dinner, ou Sem fay, at he hoar., in St. James's-place, to Lord .tievti.t.t, the Earl of East:3, and several other ohility. Earl CAM DIM gave a grand dinner, yesterday, his house in Arlington-street, to several of the Cabinet Minister.. 'General Gate vitt.' grave a grand dinner. yes terday, at his house irt Hill-street, to dm Earl of Eros. Lords Gateessidut, GnarremisuaT, and several other Nobility. HARRISOPI . 3 second Vocal Concert, on Friday last, was a crowd of beauty and fashion. A new glee, for four voies, was performed for the first time, the poetry translated from the Latin of A cl ettIIANUO, hy e l s . MOOR., Esq. the music by Mr. Ho/ova:lr, and most rapturously applauded.— Shepherds, 1 Ante must ry /see, hinasmised by flnuivoacx, and owns; by MM. BILLI HSU, 11, Messrs. El kußtsos, Cuss, and iisarLassaw, war 116utlly earl/red. The orc-ic.nre was so great at the opening of the Court a , Chelsea on Saturday, General \Furey, Inc t, c: had nearly been thrown clown. He turned rout I, and with some warmth observed, that he 5..1. prowl' enough wit':in doors, sad draught he aii l ,t be spared the prer Jure from without. gje Two-. 111472firma r-dlirismtha BRITSH INSTITUTION. aliggo la . rid patriotic eigiblishmeert, Isee F arr "! 111 " public Itlitlellossmglgame.to bare. reseed our native Artists to yam .eghunidieierp end successful exertion. The I', ofeasum Ude min, through .the sardine* of this lust 'lotion, a splembienil bSeMe hpieseneet the good sense and liberality of these esenieg, wine& appears to hare produced the wad salutary Oilleth Upstate.d seventy pictures out of the premed faiitibitime hors bees ektesep disposed of, and on terms highly creditable he the telente of the sr veral Artists, and no leas Ituwourable I. the perellaame. We shall now proceed to continue our a ss ea some of the meet admired performances. No. 264, flqwers. 277, Fruit.. .1 . HIWNLNI`T. Considerable attention has been excitedly these perform ances, and it is universelly admitted, the they are equal to the best productions of Vie llama% or sup et the celebrated artists of whom the Plasaiah Inn the Liptak schools ere GO justly proud. 'r licifesswipirce appears to ham been painted as a cumpanioe to the one exhibited a the gallery last year, by the same artist, and purchased by the Marque of Staf ford for too guineas. Thomas Hope, Ent has purchased the present one fur the same 401111! Eat thtfisse-pwat un doubtedly goes farther auto the marvellous of patutirsg, the■ either of the two precediug, or any wurdt of the kind that has beet+ produced user the days of Van iiisystun. Nothing appears laboured or serede, mulling hard, Miff, or dry; and the Ghile minutely and critically it is examined, the more utoioslied will be the spectator to übsore, las taste sad con duct visible throughout the 111801W+4ba 111COOMOR high finish and Unsays:rimy of the white carnet'', and some err the popes, looks au they were prouocesi by the pencil of nature herself. If we were diapomil tool - vet to say part, would be iu Oa cluster .1 strawicer,es—they are all alike, and have the isppearauce of being upwil from one berry The witiat'it arigises poach* the..pcindina..cs yes a.m.) gui neas, hut WO Gailwatllo4 he has beet' mimed to take some what less. Captain Agar, M.P. hes bee, the purchaser. A more seuudicent instatice of esetioragensant is being merit has nut appeared is the history if the Nreilsk 9211001. It • at 01144 a substantial proof of the nesitit and Wilily of this a:netball cataldialtuteut. seeneseee LORD LAA E. Mr. Paull has atithemed a letter, written in a stroug and manly style, to ut: Electors of West. sinister, in The Sunday Review of yesterday, upon the subject of the proposed pension of gl,odo • year to the leo next heirs male bearing the title of Lord Lake. It states, that the late Lord Lake, iatlepeudent of his Regiment and the Grovernment of Plymouth, was appointed, iu 164/4), Commander in I...inet and Senior Mem ber of the Council of bengal, with a axed salary, exclusive of powerful patronage, and toe means of providing for has family, of g 16,000 per itannati paid. iseedtA/y, in a country where the legal interest is sLI per ceut. Early in Mot his Lord ship arrived in Bawl, anti previous to August, 160 J. he lead saved enough to pay into the hands of Mr. John ltadd X 38,000, being the amount of the whole of has debts. At dolt period, and after this payintat, be tuck the field agaiust the Manaus, and received, as his share of the prise motley, resulting front the victories of Atiegnee:, Delhi, and Agech, a sum of at least 130,000. — From Sept. 18J3, to April tao 7, be received a far ther sum of Afiti,ooo ; the whole, including the pay ment to Mr. Rudd, making a sum of Y. ii 4,000, exclunve of interest at 11l per ce.it. Exclu sive of this sum, his sou, Lieutenant Colonel George Augustus Lake, who went out with his Lordship to India as Military Secretary, receiver, to,notil a-year, paid monthly,' while living in the house of his father, amounting. in sit years. to X../e.OOO. besides interest, mating, with 815,000 prizo-ino ney, a total of .f. 00,000: which. added to the sums received by the late Lend Lake, makes an aggregate of upwards of 8300,600 in fix years. This statement Mr. Paull avers is aecumtely true ; and upon this ground he contend., tilat there is no apparent necessity torthe proposed grant of .11000 • a-year, He states, however, as Matter of gene rid rumour, that his Lordshi,i had dis t msed of his wealth in a most extraordivary manner, by the purchase of an annuity, which must have died with him. Such is the substance of Mr. Paull s letter, I in 774 Smuts, Review. It is well worthy of atten tion. GENERAL WHITELOCKE'S TRIAL SATUIDLI, ►IB. 47.--(2STH OAT.) As soon as the Court was opened in due form, Brigadier-General Craufard's evidence was re gained. He went at great lepgth into explanation of the operations of the brigade under his com mas& which he recited with much animation.-- Several questions of opinion as to what might have been the probable result of a different system of operations of war were adopted—the effect the aid of gumboots and brigs cannonading the town, upon‘ the approach of the , troops, and the further .aid that artillery would have been, if batteries had been erected and brought to Sear on the town. were • put and answered. Lord Cathcart asked many questions, u di.l several other of the Members. Lieutenant Colonel Pack, who commanded the left wing of tie Light Battalion that was attached to General Craufurd's Brigade, was next called. He gave in detail the occurrences of the wing he commanded on the sth. from the time of marching off towards the town, until the surrender at the Convent of Saint Dnixiinicho. A number of ques tions were asked this witness as to the communi cations he bad with Brigadier-General Cranfurd at the Convent, as to the surrender of the troops; aad some others be had at head-quarters with Lieutenant General Whitelocke as to the attack. with his opinion oa various points. At 3, the Court adjoarned till Morilay. The evidence en the part of the Prosecution, it is expected, will close to-morrow, after which the Court will adjourn.two or three days, to allow Ge neral Whitelocke to prepare his defence. The Court was unusually crowded. owing to the fineness of the day. The Duke of Cumberland attended, as usual, and many persons of distinc tion had seats within the bar. Colonels Squires tad Guard, Major Nicholls, and Captains Davenport, Nottiaglissa, and Fraser, are On the list as simonise to be examiaed on the part of the Prosecuriesi. The Proserpine, Capt. Omit, and the Mer cury, Capt. J. A. GoltD3N, are appointed to sail on the Stir of March, with the cou%oy for the 31a diterranian. The Nortliaseserlood, 74. Capt. Hatcoon, !or the Mediterranean station ; and the Resohitios, 74, = Brltrftalt, to join Sir CRAWLS{ COTTON. off • • , were expected to sad yesterday NMI Partmotostiu • the I ir:l4iot Of -7 • . , • 'corn OF CiWkirfiasloyitge sMs —Pia. 77. The Loo CruticEtton as day, but the owe were uut of any pubic iallarest. 1101:11T OF XING'S aLscti s Tcs. 27. This day Lord Eu.sanottounta commenced the acljournad sittinKs at Guildhall. The fol:a-vil.g cause was the only ones tried either of cur . ,obity or interest : Roarsew( O. ISAAC w•mall. This was an action for the naintonanee and lodging of the. Defendant's wife for thirty-aix weeks, amounting to 061. The Plaintiff kept a lodging house, in 'Worship-street, and the Defend. that was a Jew drug-merchant, in Shoreditch, and belonged to tile Portuguese Synagogue. The De fendant, it appeared, was about 70 years of age, and had been married la year', to a lady, his equal point of years and station in life, and of Inc own persuasion. Being in want of an active entrant maid, in the year 1805, the good lady commission ed her spouse to send her one front the Register Office, and he pitched upon a buxom country wench, of the name of Nanny Benin, for that pur eon. ; the wife, not well pleased with her linsband's blooming choice, refused to hire her ; but the vener able gallant was too well pleased with his bargain to relinquish it in that way, proffered marriage to her, which her ignosanee induced her toaccept, and they . were actually married according to the cere monies of the Osumi' of England. He then took an apartment for her in the Plaintiff's house, where lie was introduced by a friend as a merchant, and Nanny Belle as his lawful wife. He was to pay six shillings per week for the lodging and fourteen shilling* for her maintenance. Ile was in the habit of coming constantly to rift her, and fre fuently slept th ere. At last . his vinits became lees requent, and, in the sequel, he deserted her alto titer, 'leaving the lodging, &c. unpaid. The un happy girl then discovered that ha had been. * rev ainualy married, but being persuaded by him that *mid 'dame was only his cast-off inn/treats and *she Ins lawful wife, she went to his house in Shore ditch, where she endeavoured to get forcible pos session, in consequence of which a row ensiled, and the constables were obliged to iaterfere to preserve the peace. The Plaintiff, it appeared, was wholly unactinionted with the real fact, until the Defend ant had deserted the girl. In answer to this case, it was conter.ded, on the part of the Defendant, that the action eoni.l Le sustained, in as much as it was brougl. fur the inaintenanee, &e. of the Plaintiff's wife, whereas it appeared he had been formerly married to airther, and consequently, being liable to a prosecution far bigamy, he could not be made liable in this action. It was _further contended, that the Plaintiff knew the fact at the time he let his lodgings; but the Defendant failing to prove the latter fact, Lord ELLAKIDonocan thought that, however criminally he might be liable, he was also civilly accountable by this action, for it being proved that there was a 'marriage de facto, and that the Plaintiff knew no thing to the coutrary, the Defendant must be liable. —Verdict for the Plaintiff, £36. Vice-Admiral Hawaii is appointed to command 1A.1411116E44 in the room of Admiral DACKES, who, on account of his long services on that station, is coming home. Vice-Admiral Gitosos ChiIVJELL is appointed to succeed Admiral Rooster, es Com mander in Chief at the Downs. Captain 1014.1.ta is appointed to the Meth, at Portsmouth, in the room of Captain GAOL. Lieutenant Wr its is ap pointed to El Ilene prison-ship, at Plymouth. Our port letters do not contain any intelligence of importance. Recent accounts from the Dutch ports state, that au Embargo has been laid upon the month of the Scneldt. Its object, it is supposed, is to corer an expedition fitting out there. No more licenses are for the present to Le granted either for the export or import of goods from or to the Baltic. A young gentleman in the army. and the son of an officer of rank, made an attempt to put a perixl to his existence on Saturday morning, at his apart meuts, in Mortimer-street. The people of ;tic house were alarmed, at au early hour, by the re port of a pistol, and en a _young man who slept in tln. house, of the name of layss goiag into th e . bed-room of the o ffi cer, he founcillim loading the pistol a secood time, with his hand bllediag copi ously. He had, it appeared, fastened the pistol to the sacking at the toot of the bed, and a string, which was tied to the trigger, was brought round the bed-post, which was pulled whilst the afflicted person stood before the muzzle. A ball had passed through the mantle shelf, in a direction parallel with the foot of the bed-stead, the pistol having been-removed by the pulling of the trigger. The young man, it appeared, had returned to his apart ments at five o'clock in the morning, from a gam ing-house in St. Ann's pari.h. It would boa pity to let the present opportunity pass by, and not obtain a chance for the Sixty Grand Prizes, besides a plenty of Small Priers:— perhaps so escellent a Scheme may never again be exhibited. It is proverbial, that a better Scheme could •not have been mode. HORNISY and Co. assure the Public, that their approbation is evinced by the increasing demand for Tickets and Shams, Which flows to their offices from all parts of the United Kiagdom. Only i few days, and the Drawing begins ! Notwithstanding the great attractiais*'Ltirta, Fawctrr, and Estee*., so t‘ Below bidi Care," --sages two celaisseted• Lottery Actors, Co&IITSZ and Samosa, stilt draw crowded Houma atibeir eldest Theatre, No. I. Charing-Cross ; add No. 4, Skinner-street. Neat Tuesday the State Lottery begins Draw ing i and as there are no Capital Priam fixed for any distant days, those who purl:hese before the Drawing begins, tree an es ideut advantage crier those who buy after, as all the Capitals may be drawn the first day. T. Esse, thFrefor.., advises the PUbik to purchase as early as possible at his old establishes' Offices, No. 4, Corulull. awl DP Chstrieggerom, where 36 Capital Prizes were shared and wild in the last year, iticluiing two Prism of £30,000.-..Yriace paid on demand. emote". de Dedberes talayst:' - % rAvisto legivarnm. mkt. 0 TO "" PLIIRIJART, No. XIV Ely to Viecooot Hoy, received 1 mew rw biome of ' diverdee obi -effect K tite eireotry. No, XT.—Mara las, to Vlscou 1807, receivsd Define 1 coati Baron Bedbvrc co was uow phiced, be without either Bopp No. X Vl.—Eoteset les to Visa:mat 1307, reccivod • Dunn! ohm orc.oi Lary swiss, any part of tack, promu rossa frur %Vc, Say 1 1111146t64' gllstrailltt; a:ter what bets s. Cues at Cunatantisophi, aiiiiired NI s srr,'uwe the C 00511.02 soil Allies. No. XVI" Dover raormitted Monis ^" The Uk the hetb.as- dor. that pan: — patrol opera. mpg anliltener, itl do," canoe so iotattroat :tt 4ortruse tt)l,.m. . 'nay Late 'pun matt 6112.1 Y may pep k. mos Clime. idirtificci of His might Tbterest the &hob time 'lowlifes?. adopisil by at .bash As has bas been Coons. No. X • snit, Mt*6 atenne mil. the present seawas 100111111 e force than whence th apparent. head is, Majesty distress vastageous woe. No. XY the 7 111 , - 1 Late I beg kw moo! of ti el:versions No. IX XX to Ow totb, The t armed the seeeteel terry - - to the P lauds It topic; .. Exec:time! Hopir hernia Cosporrial kr two w it by ► food obith ties6os , propos! Moo bee ieterests witch • treat/ ' =lf r- duet est cite _ esulittence mewls. tbe rat • - . osal.s-i ... .. •4 . .14 . 43 , 4 til, 9.1 4 4 .., L1 411; 19 ' rifiri :I . - . STATE PAPERS. • ' --".'-'''' ...............-. . I S 'PREVENTED L BY RIB letAsofrirs CCM I O TO BOTH HODISSI OF PAALIALMENT y 'MARY, tees. 0r...a. ' R USSI4 . * 1 - C3veleded fru= our Lie. , r...Eztniat of a dispatch fry's' Marla Stuart, 0 Flatfeet Renick, dated ht. reterobvirgb, Ohm la, received Feb. e 7. ' t • I t not conceal front poor I oullebip that d . e t r His Man sty's Government respecting a I us the cuss:. of ?react, hes set proddeed a f • 1 1 on the up:aion either of the Ministers or the patted i sentry. —lbitrect of a •lispateh from the Marquis of Doe& • Viscount llowiek, dated St. Pettraborgh, lea. received —. i 1 conclude, 1 meat inform your Lemlehip that I 'Where complained of the eitoatiies hi edict. SAISIaII t placed, heal left to tomhzt alone against Empin, either support on one side or diversion oa the edam L—Extract of a dispatch from the Hanna elbow Viscount flustriek, dated St. Petershaigh, Fob. a, receivd —. I g this interview Genera! Bud'ung seised wiry area. emplaioiag of the Bossism Wing lid witheet mill- stasare on the part of Great &Awe. As Wad ad uf the coast of Frame, or nese thoddene cf , OR site noubsated with confidence, woad bead as MHO" rum the concentrated forme uf the Fund sodyne ' immure of this kiud to Moldered, I am pedlldld • no I..mirer hear goy sroameala illisiese ehlt*/**o ' a; act thot I omitted to maim( tin .4110,11* Shill at bad bees don in ILIAD all? whill " 116 '_.,Y.0a1l " ' Cwistass deo*, Moot Wise* asoblialmooMmaithe is a .et else Pal a t=sitpiertr fa ddiellefe M linos cause, or in he how Wawa& NM& ui. •11.—Betrect of a dispatch from the Hernia of ' Ise to Ilisconet Howirk, datel Be Pstardiergh, Fe. r Mb, iiio7 —deceived —. ilfccileniy sod, that the Court or Petershteltit heist ildoned to her own resources, was entitledb:" - Ors which ma; divert the 'Antics of the " . neat, before they consent to eater Mkt gut deb it likely to create future dlittisnate epos a subject not isentedbitely is . , ... In—Extract of a dispatch from tin of las to Visi:ouct Howick, dziei St. Pe• ' ler y trek, 1 wit,•• —Bettis( d March alb. not sufficiently exprosa the extreme anxiety *it heft ne eispedit:m. shoed be utaltrtaMn by (Unedited I the Gcoeral Concentration of the Enna beep - t e Beaks of the Vistula. I.—Extract of • Note front General Fainting iiiis of Losiglas, dated February Ist, ' . emitted by the Marquis of Hdagime, a . M alb. (Tranetstios.) - __ Vadersigned hm already had onside Moiltlilre ' deserdor, the Marquis or boogies Sol* anisl sad separate expeditinos cosset todente the opereMas in an intoreeene maimagg, 111"4 lialialliMa, ouch as, " We tiliall sun en Obit i • ," cannot be sofficieetiy • itisilletory imehtepuersOcee I el li / 4 fenn Ul in:hada' the present. The ,' . • I orJ that the British f . vv !hum i d 1 .vlea ra t gerateit Nib , ble detail, the • tee to view, in dice to *het a pine** an 44 my of the poille or rho goatee . 110 firo. i sad that as genteel it *tell Ms re, nib vans and projeole, de It itle cepahle of contributing to the sademe• - dale- sex. Hie !tapered 09101*y 'bobs more 4in exprerain this wisli, as at all then Ifit pre. laso a defy to his Cabisetto , . t I • Majesty the Kano of (treat Briton s ever; Mutest it upon this sabject,..... a., asid a' at doh Gomensteet too here emotes *hid, to the eimene2eledle f - lii' id by litessis, std Ins hen she has essiloyead se smelt pri=e l V ib rS ti eta judged unfit let the tami.m. Mt the ' . s. :X.—Ex of a dispatch from Yineirlird Howick tali t ir Merge* of s.Blr, dated llowaimpelleset. February tl It GA*. It retired to laffitary divensions, ynur Excell end w leave ihma prep-red to state to the "Hessian the estretee difficult? any merftlnse 'operetta* at 'll r caeca searoo. l'be difficulty aid danger indeed at AI as of landing in a country such as Frames, where the a can't of collecting, its a short time, a IRMA than any that can he sent from this co wre isatry ;l 4 .l f 4 re there ran be no a retreat, meat be • rest. All that can at present be nig awn** lia : is, that if a favourable opportuoity should - ' ia ai i . sty ell he desirous of exerting his utome.t to ea the enemy upon any point wheels ' as ad• gams opening to neat the general *de s I !LXl.—Eatract of a dispatch from Vivito** Masi& io a Marquis of Dunk s% dated Dowaiag.stseety Marsh • a, taw. Lave aothiag to add to.uty former dispatches pa which ; leave to rei . ir your Escelletrey) with 'impart to the re. i of the Commercial 'treaty, the proposal et military i Mons by di-a country, sad the sugestion of Nether ode • • sty satislaace. , 1 X.XI 1.-a-Mane or a dimpetch from Vlemniut Mhtlek the Marquis of Douglas, dated Dierrtiogietreice, fifltrat di, nett. he aromeoffen, Yid, with your Emelisody* fed dillenday last and I have it to mingles rote , ... r, to Me no tinned is exeressiag to vitt I.vely adtiefectin with *bleb His -Militate, ltaireceived . 'realist of the battle of the et% Ahem Veer 'f y will isle the earliest epporeendey of efferilgit new, the Miles enegratelateeneda enNived so . . he Roselle arms, gad so odegal. eeso to tira oven to - CII the two goveroirs an enSrNrd i is *eel to ate to per fins this to a less pleating; c i Mat lam tinder. the atiensity of alfratea•Z at . _ it fft; :Mindy the inareossU disa;•pooitement mid MUM' Majesty *a experienred Is learnieg that to derrt If►- wan obleetines sic atilt urged egitime ter emend the spaniel Treaty. The propemed catenate. efdle two yeen, upon the eoachtions annexed he thls wilms i• I y co moms setisfactory; our does there tenon brae . l k 4 rearm for en coming to e allrf Van arreripaimat; oh His Modesty is willing to enciade witting spy I' • i Ain I. die terms of the present of it* ,ie ti•i t . str lif i ldZekse ' - ivied been made ea the part t‘ ' II Pe been Wale pr^tetice for delay, but in mot 'tali 4 crests of the two einicteles as. so well understood, aid !ft' telt ermarivon has prised the odnitlitre to both, of the' at which is new about to orpire, Hirlifleett Fels trim • 1 owtitied, epos all the grow& of mots& retard and endatip, to renew his infamies with his ampere Ally, tbr te immedia eerapliante with em repotted, a prlvesel. meld year Fseellenv will nom this lei the shaven term, o will krewor e 'Omni to elle °Sem/ atteodieri ter two me, it beteg aniietatood that the advantages at iniesie' jOyeell by the British meniferte my to sorer ari dimina MN, railer den show the tnraty to espies. 1 mmuot, lee.. • or, deedes this object etMeatit some remark spa the* ' amain to wine% thn estiernos. es it le term* mode • let of ligpih, le made to depeal epos as • ' Uhetilt s we of a la...wrist militery cl , tvraton beim/ mailelt im e i lk ma erg Theingiewatiets cognised in this pert oft* I 's Num, is so tittle lisriied by the Maw! Ali.' ' P . . aft of Ms Goveromerm, that A raonut be . passed ore't se *Mee. It es 111106terlata , 7 le state the demo treBvort • ;, 1 f ite imeh iare lsarsare me p....ol.o...iprws,,etic.;:wt4l.4,:trt‘test. b ..s ne nd o, t; ow e* I suisimoe ',Web ought to pr. reel It tweeo de two tonna. . I Ira& Inter-.hog rose revremrstatt , ors. fltrirt,re, up* he mossaity of s speedo coretsurat of die treaty, which ear Excelleor., will remark is no lees advantaetwes is Bas- is ties as riagssod, yes will protest spinet say attempt* 1.7" -- -r-- 4.- Ismail, Oh, 1. An Exct Ilenty 'Tr ebirerioned r eforts art, Weis No. tVITII Doggies I."`r7 I caunot that some to tltsect from the No. XII Mary Weir, tie to friendship, aicovaidifte' Tbuegb rips '7 Ten!, •joood tiw,t even .1111/I.IIT