The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-02 00:00:00

rp • NA FAL INTELLIGENCE. .z - , leiTslloo/111i AUIII,IIT Ms • I Arrived the Wordy gin-brig, Irons a Maine. amid is appointed convoy for the Downs ; Thee dime* ' Crosswood ; ani the Tiksv, Simpson, (tramsports).: from Monte Video. last Woo Cork; Cepheus, Lind. - say; and the Htli, frees the Downs, for Gib, "altar. Also the Ste.i. et Boston, from Oporto, . with wine, detained by the °aria, gun-brig. . ratstouttt, aub. 29. Sailed this mornieg the Xarnber armed ship on a was*. and the Cisserfel cotter tor Lisbon. Atrined this afternoon the Johann.". Loring. from Dram, detained by the Honk/. —Wind N. W. "se•L, son. 31. Came dews last night. from Sheerness, His Ma. jest?. ship Towners.r. and sailed this morning on a cruise ; also saileJ His Majesty's ship with the ,dass. /Nina. Sir Atha. Petiole,. and this kJ' Last Indiatnets ; gal the rest of the ca.'• ward boand vessels, coasters, and colliers g also sartwel transports. with troops for Ireland, under convoy to the Westward. Arrived His Majesty's sMps Clydi', Ilsessereo. and ,W,,akets, from a cruise •° and mouth in the Downs with the test of the ships as per last ; also the 411440. 0, Grainger. for the Cape et Good Hope. . troasay. aro. ea. . Arrived this day. from off arms. III& sit Poi*. Nabeei,Se. Leeds.. Ferdreeent, Urges, diesssecb. and d eagmaer ....-Wind W. s a ss • is, •ios. ge swam on 4warsday• from diem Roads, His s frigates dodos and Meiregar, on a anise ro fa irNorthward. Tatra, of a letter from Leith. Aug. dllth. says Pm" "As I have just new seen the author of t h e is. cairns* from the Baltic, I beg leave, for your ewe and any of my other friends' information. to give it to you as I had it from his own month : " Williast Sword, Munro wf tbattliooaer Charlotte. landed at two o'clock; ho mid, That en the menu,/ of the lath, he. asp lying in the Smind, haled at two o'clock a moat twine*. gigs ppegoragga Moin 'rewords Copenhagen, which coalmen' ishirmialon,, till right. On the fnlkreing winnow. ' M.loth, he wee colons under weigh, for departure, who.. • a Mb* engage laid bull along si le of the Manult guard.nip, . aIM 'kart* Marartfam, a swan action hops Wits's* them ; 10111111hor !kiwis Pupa sows Ow joined in the elgioll with the seliesosises a gailaut resiscarts• of two Issues, struck Mem dips"' • - "This is nU the intelligence received in Leith.— . . Ur. Sword appears to be a sensible intelligent man, 'b well known, and bears a high charaaetsY• ••••=IMMIIIM.• • raom LLOYD'S LIST. ; ••aisep, Off Doter--Tii• SriAol Trader, Phsllipt, finei Nevi‘YodliFi At Liverpool... The Abeoua, Phillips, fiom 'Philad** the Ititaaution, Pemberton. ?Mal t 4.. Prow.'lends; tbe —s pay, from Chattedon ; tbs ileretro, ItieloUt ; and tamtlistifti, piper. (Iwo New York. a de t f: bi rleer e zr y. T a tie Armed . from N i iv . tr:l „ i n t!, At 111.wfitiridencto...The Paten! karteeron, fief ON' :P' As Arbitibeeseentbe Balm, Peels. from Rig..: ut• IG. Of Vrilittpnwthe Oases, et L... 0, free/ Aa Defolinwebe blibentie. Swim; and die israPionburgb. NM ALIN AND CHAPTER OF DI X 1131116 • MIR rs cat &COURSE. _" Actording to Loaner, by a grant t i She Tear 1 ff 37. front the Prior aid convent of St. Ore. , to the Prior and Convent of Christ's Cbarch. r , the latter were to have i water.corie ear the orchard of the former, from their sondem is the North *kw, to their reservoir is the Cathedral Precioa ; *tide welencourse, as the weeds of the Grant espreest...Tbe Prior end Con. vent of k. Gregory. 6. were to reserve safe and unhurt. in as much as is them bed, and to permit the workmen of Christ Church to have free egress and regress, as often as might be necessary. for the carer and repair of the .amt." This right bas been preserved, with time truing interruptions. from the above date until the prompt period, when. in conse quence of the grounds farming the Priory having been parcelled out and disgosed of, that pen, the orchard above referred to, wiepurchased, and bar racks greeted thereon. In the course of this work. and also in forming the new military road. the !alai pipe was lunch intarseeted, and the resubtramply of water was so =aerially obsttudimr, that nn the representation of the Dean and Cbt per. and in order to prevent fa. tune litigation, the Barrack Board proffered. at its own expense, to remove the pipe, and replace the same in a direct line from As lug, conduit. through the new military road, into Belsadwatred. This has, in consequence. lately been carried into execution. • under the Ii minim of the Dean and Chapter's suer. veyor. Mr. Jesse White. In tracing the course of the pipe. and resprelinT the pipe itself, some curious circumstances appeared, which may he coesidesed worthy of word :—lt would seem, from the make, that that part which led through the orchard of St. Garry, was the pipe oi igsnally laid down in 1227. It was very peat, except in two or three places, which were corroded either by the acidity of the water, or by the urine of animals filtrating though the soil. It we, laid in a bed of fine brick earth, in form circuLtr, 31 inches in diameter. sad 21 inches ebe diameter of the bore, with a seam at the top, ridged and jointed, the joists. seam, and ridge, burnt together. Conneih e d with this pipe, a branch was discovered leading t. the Convent of :it. Gregor; ; a circtunstauce US sown to the Dean std Chapter, and not described in any of their erlits. he ‘tthole length of pipe oLicla has bete amounts to 2660 feet. Con/weed !ids the large conduit in the North flames. from whence the above course takes, are a smaller conduit, in a situation above it, and several drains from the sides of the hills; these the Dean and Chapter, at a considerable extilense, ate also tract - and improving, and (tom 'the" able arid judi -..renient of their Surveyor, will in Inure asiclerable augmentation of duir,warer. !ading from the small conduit to die large of lead, of 1:?it same form and constant above desrribest, but very aruelltdscisy entiy front the corrouida of dot atater.• or being laid on a very Woad aidin.briek t s hs of the above drains last issak.ipa work. two live vipers, each about thirty inches about ten rods distant *Am the casitit, below the surface of theaerth. WIWI IPASITIONS RIR SEFTSMSER, i . ..0...--. • at diesallied and voisreeditod by hints in he Twenty-fine Nitedne of s'La SellaAmiable's; nee Cell's Court and I Veleieleble Wegasiee," for the Resent meth. i , maim ' ' ENGLISH CIATUMIj. i• No. 1.-siitioning Thesa.awA round train dust of India mus lin, embroidered in • Casey border of novae with at the Ms. The stock bosom. oreammod well white bends A fug Spa nish slim skim, over a plain one ol .acre satin. A sole biped hice tacker, placed emit round the biotin'. Circa Man scarf of gold, ckandrecy, or lace, among the back, and p them, in Cr. it of tile left shouider into an emerald broach, reaching to die feet, finished sinth a gold tassel, and occasion ally formed into drapery by the attitude us the right. hand. The l i gir tastefully disposed is banda.and curls j &nits small mend: Mater cruising thie crown towards the right si.le, is fastened to the hair with an emerald stud Innings, neck lace, and bracelets sa pe.fl, with anicrald clasps White kid gloves and shoes. Nis. 2 -.4:veiling Walking Diess.A plain wooed gown of jaconot muslin, a walking length, simply oniantente4 with' rows of open-hems mond the bottom. A plain squat. kiiiple' sitting cline to the form, laced up the front, and (named at the edge with twisted muslin. A large straw hat of the Gipsy form, toed sews. the crown with a silk haodkarchief. Dew.. Vandyke stuck, of lace oe needle-work. A black lace or Owing Mewl, thrown in irregular negligence over the shoul ders. Straw colored kid gloves and skew. Wade sanest parasol, deeply fringed, and painted in biewrical devices. N. 9a...A Walking Dray --A plain round tube of the finest french cambric A Capuchin cloak ef media or coloured unmet, edged in Vandyke, sitting elm round the throat, with a tailing edit, and confieed in the centre with a sileand or broach. A Village hat, of straw or ship, with silk crown, end ebbed to cumsnend with the cloak. Shows of brown kid, gloaatTerk tan; and parasol of clouded urine,. `Sth 4 relloveastg Urns. round tram gown of white sac set, *irk game bsek, wrap hunt, and shuts lull sleeve; orna mowed round abe beam, Mims, and stomas. with a rich dienibia Mined of shaded green A 'shoat sash tied benud with Andel elseitille mils Tim Pandas breasting., con- Cle! lbe hair fennel in brads sad sock blended with el green en d gold fed. Tie: prim servings of geld and pearl. An impend neriSate et hued geld; etandc otateleui of the same, with etbsrald stud.. Mies whets Gabe; glares ' Frthith kid; sad fan el edits rep, ptheleil is a border of the sbms jesesniee Ettractail froth the Tesiftb - kalaSte 4" ill Pm* Meas.; v Qum, y and Voodooistic *gem 4"110 lieptitin Oar. ' .. Tig:llle. %%wan' elects' Csiyesop *Se a wade el rich Mr ' . perairk ansa*ailaf a Moth& light yiallirsOesithed at the *ma ' levee edgdin ik inseiresalrimaid elver and rid. worked in 'mkt open Sortie, sensanetheS ' a the trees and mead . sack side of the Me i ekidtb elf loodoobo owed *lir the kegs...6 th stars worked ir e salsa the eintro 1 with a gel iced; the.froist and hack is all in me; the than seethe* hong, and tight is the loin, Omagh cat its various a:Apes ; this rube is warners, a Misprint* satin traip saitilibt. worked mound the lenanla Via stars id 'pars, an er • itu 'cementite; we* 'Me dram.; the aeries ars arti l s i g l i i i, made tight eases the ahneiders, roe Mugs in small folds dewy the arm, inlet alai aggatillie Glebe sleeve, and crosses to the hark pert at ens sinellader with a womb tit embossed gold and salver in open nvedleeterk, A knell whileCalliso cap. iiiehroisiered with geld. The hair is waw a parted in wares lover the turelmed, mid in mail ringlets dme sorb side of :tilia face their Me bead is Woes, au graceful negligence %Ms( impel of white Parithie nes. tamfilly onacirusderel limo a pheasant's eye. lar-iiegs and seckeee of diamonds; imps white satin, evened wain pal. a: Fag Nu. 2.---A Miami lasso pellidet of AA whim Italian sangim„ wile an anubrandely arson vine sad leaves, winked end light an geld Mrs* made open bobbed, and fastened with gold buttons dews to Me bottom of Me train. The Mrs is mewls about • geastii ant a ball smite' than the petticoat, whale i. siabeethwed all mired with gold lace thous air leen in tearkli ; the beak is gees lose plain and bead in the Middle with geld wit Sleep. of white lace over whit men ; Oda d* to the tarn of We showiden ; the berm is made antis* samight, draws tight is the combo to the husk, erns. lamed with a argue el small pit loaves. Head-elms op. bogy et halt, ennakind .eightoe the sight side isi the he fetthed am keels as the top of the head, , asiemed with a'illa swag earalt. and is Limbed with • yroftwouo et small curia, down the from of the Mid. Iragem of dead gold and ail gong mend the dick part of the arm. Neck-Iwo sad ear ner of des rase. Straw censured kid gloves; wham kM shoes, „teamed wtth gad late. Fig. No. ft —As ivaties Dees fur Gondemen Is com prised et 41 e Arl•-eteatted dash Moe gale with large yellow sloable gilt hymens ; Tabisairlama Marseilles waistcoat; light brown kisser niers Welshes. adds things to am imam ; whits atilt stockings I Mao le kladdat. 1111111111 AL '6IIIIIIIIIIVAIIIIIIIIMI ON OCHTLIIIIIIN ' S DlZalla liesenalit 11.111111 ad WNW statures are worn ; the parsley utintes shw a s Iz i redtp. Oa MIN taaaileinable , and that made tellg-e ears. of the sine cloth, langiolt am glathelsolbles. sad *Mon geeket dap. Striped Marsitifles =tizilsiceets, Waste hveaseed, ea plain half kerseyetere of a psi. Sedatai einsleikesseed. bet ea betted. Iltab enlist birevseppe risubmay . +th Hagan brew, 01 bile floolds stovibleamOgibm , Disk the% estelsothersit Ivialitail. rats* Iboloballobso of the field, slum* the Jerk hie* semi lirldissia am n spinet it, stadia name ablytraggitted by IS Wok site a gilt imam, is likely le retain a prostataaa. White guilt's. Marcella variegate, sinee-broasted, me selll cuesidered the meet gem. Mat cad very light drabs or Melee ler breathes. ......, • • • Farisise Wade. Furniture weepthed of fine ladle sidle; ' tioe ban is white, and the othat a %wailful rose NINO ; thel edge of the athits cult•ilt if richly ondwodsred wise a errata el him bottles and buds; the other cinema lies a rielt ern kireadery of caocara or foil weak i the curtains a,. Carelessly drawls back en each side at the window, and coolited nth two fancy ornaments. Ibe drapery ef the'eartaris is male or a sky blue muslin. lined three& with pink Canallt to Cunt,. pesid with the cuitain . the drapery has also niagnifiCent border and fringe round the edam. of dark brown ens silk, rich large egg tassels II each corner isf the drapery. Thre angry re out square Cl sue NM, anal made teas, thrown over a rich geld rase, and nearly reecho, the ornauti-et that vomiter the cur . taus. 'I he other part um the drapery is I:imagist deep over die ' bent of the white enitain, and is ewe meg drawn an irregular . U•4l, over the east, wise:. Mews mine past of the pink lining, anti produces an elexint e*ect. On Friday, Lieut. Vicomte's/an& Wassrite, of the 11th Dragoons, undertook. in consequence of a wager of 500 guineas, to walk from Ipswich to Wh.tech.spel, a distance of 69 miles, is 88 hours, whit!' he performed with ease in 23 heats and 18 minutes. He went over the first 19 miles in four hours an.l a quarter, and had five hours left to walk the last 11. He has since undertaken to tide a favnut ite awe the same distance in five hour*, .fir .500 guineas. This bet is to be decided nest Satur day.. Mr. WISSTaIIi is a MN young man, remark. ably attire, and not 20 year. old. The races at Portobello, Scotland, took place, on Satinday lag, as advertised ; and, notwithstanding the unfavourable • appearanee of. the morning, were attended by a numerous aid gay assemblage. The heats wens keenly contested, and afforded most excel- lent sport. The utmost regularity was preserved on the coarse by a party of the Royal Scots Greys, whi most obligingly lent their aid; and the company were highly delighted by that regiment's very cells lirated band. Some pickpockets made their appear ance, but were quickly detelled by the vigilance of the constables and police officers of the village, and have since been exemplarily punished. We under staod that it ',intended to continue annually these races, which, with the improvements now carrying forward, must obviously afford wlditional Alma fur strangers to visit this charming place. tracing and in tious manage' receive a coat The pip. lead OW. Is also of the as that al M• - ed. apparent! from its being tracing one ul men found to long, at alsoi sad um fees b FROM LAST NIORTI GAIZAITE. Ailmirs*Cror 3 0PL 1,1007. Retracted a Letter from the Right Nett. Lord Gardner, ad miral of the White, de. to the flea. William Welled*, Pole, datul ran board the Ville de Paris, in Torbay, Angina , 51.1607. Si a—lnclosed is a letter which I have just received from Captain Bradley, giving an account of the capture made yesterday, and alluded to in my Let ter to you of that date. MY LORD, Plantagenet, August 59, 1607. In obedience to your lordship's Signal, at fifteen minutes p. we. I chased. and have the pleasure to inform you, that at half past two p. At. captured L'lncomparable French privateer, mounting two carriage guns. and armed will musketry, twenty seven men, commanded by Gilot Geffroy, sailed from St. Maine: yesterday morning, had not cap tured any thing.—l have the honour to he, &c. (Signed) WILLIAM Oita MAY. Admiral Right Hon Lord Gardner, 4c &e. &e. • MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Irar..ofre, Srp•m.M 1, 111117. td Regiment of Lira, John Hunte , , from theilOth Light Duman", to be Cornet and Sob-Lieutenant, vice Jackson, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot Goards—Captain Homy Askew to ►.: (.Mplain of a Company, without purchase, vin M.lnr•Ge neral Phipps, appointed to Me Command of a flittalion of the SOth Foot. 61st D.ttn--Captain Anthony William Durnfortl, from the lit Foot Guards, to be M. or, by purchase, •ice Calla% who 'stint. BREVET. Captain James Berke, of the dd Font, to be Major In the Army. STAFF. David Allan, Gent. to ►e stiA:.i.tan t Coattnlsser of Stores, Prostates% enJ Forage to tile F.tces. HOSPITAL STAFF William Irvine, M D bum dslf pay, is be Pbysiclan thi Fumes. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Curtis Brett, Jo.iethmi Ball. Jaspar Vaux, and Ed eardVa uz, a Maiden-Igoe, Battle Bridge, in the county of !Middlesex, merchants August IL Ibo 7. %V. Henderson end John It ideinr, of Liverpool, in the county ul Lancaster, December SI, 1804. John Armitage and John Simpson, of Leeds, In the county of York, mumps and grocers, March 5, 1807. Ambrose Charles and Thomas Charley ni Old Jewry, Len- Man, wino -merchants, June 94, 1807... James Cochran and Mama' s Jenkins, of ilia Portman Nuraerpground, Gloucester-Place, Nan-Road, in the kruish of Sarni Mary.4eacinne, August 6,1507. Joseph G►in and Josiah NShiting, of Cold Harbour•lane, 'Lambeth, in the manly of Surrey, farmers and gardenen, August 16, 11107. Thomas Ws.croft and John Wad&love, of Mansfield, in the county of Hettinghans, plumbers and &mien, August SO, ' gust, 11107. Edward Sennett and Charles H. Blundell, of tiverrool, in the county of Lanusstr, mereraar., At.q.u.it 11, 1807. Ana Laney anJ Ana tedisier, of Nr. sport, is the Isle of Wight, mutes and dryl64lllkfre, Mb'Cit 1, 11107. Ednstsed Luna, Jobs Lacon, end &honed Enowki Latwa,edessat Yarmouth, la the ce•tnt7 of Nrefnlik, banker, Jan. 13, 1007. Samuel Croft and Simpers Shepherd, of Leads, in the etruaty of York, jokes's, August 1, 1807. _ ...411111...- BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Jelin Sher, of Illetalsydewn, in the borough of Southwark in the mounty Stoney, dealer ha weratad and hailer?. BANKRUPTS. William Atkins. of Slum, is the gooney of Stafford, omit *ter, dealer and cbapaian, to surrender, Sept 16,17, at :twelve, at the Crown, in Stone, and •Jctuber DO, at twelves at the Doi in Doublet, in Sandon, in the county of Staifertl. Attorneys, Meters. Barba! and Browne, Fetter-lan*, London; and Macs. Wheatley end Yowler, of Stone. Anthony Hunt, now or late of the city of 'Pistol. linen draper, dealer and ehapman, to +amender, Sept. 14, 13. and Ott. 19, at eleven ' at the Sash Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. CM Attorneys, Mr. abell, Lincoln's Ina; and Mr. R. Jacobs, Bristol. James Frost. of Gamell-street, in the county of Mad Wet, arawfoueder, dealer and chapeau, to surrender, Sept. 5, 12, and Oct. 15, ma ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. %Valliant Jackson. Garden-court, Temple. Joseph Morton, late et the city of Seth, to the county of Sontertet, victualler, dealer and etraPataai tostmenaa, SePi. 1 1. Id, and Oct. 121, at one, at the White Lion lon and Ta vern, in the city el Seth. Attorneys Messrs Shepherd and Adlingtoe, Bedford-row, Loud.., ; lad R. A. Shepherd, Seth. Samuel Wortkingtea, of Goias, within Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, innkeeper, dealer and chapman, to our. render, Sept. S,}, and 14, at eleven, at the Bridgewater Arms, in Manalsester. September 15. Piety Shepard, 1;T of Cambridge, In the comity al CantlikWge, wipe and liqemquerchant, dealer and chilies's, at its, at Guildhall, London. October 114. lobe Johnson, of the Degeow, Bethnal-green, in the colony of Middlesex, herse.dealer, dealer and chap man. at twelve, at latuddhali. Libation September 2g. James fosbrueke, of Derby, in the county of Derby, grocer, at claimer, lathe Cats Aries 'raver% situate in Juty.etreet, In Derby. September,sd. Samuel Hodes,' the elder, UN of Steurbridge, in the county .f Worcester.. maltster and Wine-chandler, at sieved, at the Littleton's Anna Ink in Higley, in the COUlltr of WutieSttlf. o:tttitif ago. William Kemp, of Fevertham, in dm: county of Keel, grace!, at twelve, at Ginldhall, Logidon. Weber IS. Joseph Marriott Waller and Michael Wall.r, of lliitlttowa, in toe pariah of Kieran, in the count) of York, merehants. &shwa, and chap:wen, at eleven, at the Black Bull Ina. in Sitwell November 14. Charles Morton, of Croydon. in the county of Surrey, honstsrdealer, at ogre, at Guildhall, Lunde*. September 14. John Pone Halbert, of the town and could, of the tswn of NeweirtmoperisTyne, mervisaist. stealer and chapman„ at one, at Guildhall, London. September VS. John Blakeiteis, late of the town of Kitsg.tnn. upon-Null, grocer, dealer and chapoiam, at eleven, at the arg and Durk at,.,,,, ire Kimestaut-upen• September St. Heery [Stott. of Chippenharn, au the county of Wilts, clothier, dealer and chauman, at ten, .t the It 11111- riser cavern, in All.Sainte-lane, mil the city oi S. natal. CERTIFICITES--Sar e. St. William Grove, of the Poultry, Loudon, hau er d at h er . John Kelly, of Manchester, in the county ur I.3.lesiter, 'minorities'', dealer and chap man. William Jemmy, of the city of Noewieh, fellnisriger, dealer and, Saassad i nta the Eider. of Stourbridg7, in the county of Witelblise„ "newer and tallow.chan !lee. ThilmmeAdkentne, now or late of Hen.tr.dge, in the county of daamakay linemmanoraNurer, grocer, dealer and chap. MILL A most fart dispute has commenced between two lams bodies of people. The publicans of the me tropulis, one content with having turned leathers, wits. and pelitioseas, have also resolved to become sirioceeliprosakm. This resolution has kisdkd a Awe anion the old asanal.telurers of these luxurious elegises. who claim, under a charter of CNA at. zs an exclusive right of making them. The affair is searafy smeared by both parties. AN the light that can at present be thrown upon it is enveloped in &cloud at eserir, which it probably manias tor I one of Ilse linia•nee of Watosisookkall to dispel. one vied . DUBLIN, AtiONT 911. --.6...—. The fallowing iestasee of ietegreitg. igh i ps -ayes l ot two poor soldiers, deserves to ha las t s ~...0 .; Friday last they Maud a bank see he MIOI rat one haridred pomade, which th ey i ately es, vied to their nicer, with a manes that he wou advise them as to the hest UMW of diemeri g t id owner lAs advertimilitent was, at his li- i: l ii, ; inserted ia this paper, and the Sett day the per by whom it had heal dropped appestat tot:Jahn b. r The soldiers, upon leaning diet he was a Clerk ci ' one of the Batiks, sod scarcely mem velem r asa themselves, were, with very great tfilßralty, pr e . railed upon to unapt from Imo a small gratuit, s expressing themselves enlficitetly rewarded is bar. c ing been isstrumeotal in entries a poor gentlesun k from vital ruin. The names of those honest 1 , 1. diers shnold not be ossitlad—sbey are Ccrps.,l, Crony . and Jeffries, of the 9th regiment of f ool._ e D.Alin invest. c On Saturday last, there wail very Demesnes I-1 1 respedable meeting, convened by public nt f icc , ~. the members of the Dublin Library Society, st i , , Library in Eustace-street. tolake into considerati9n some Resolutions which had been paled in I, I course of the last month, for the future en:alai, , of that Society, and seeding to be the general oz.: of the members at large ; but which it appeared es Saturday last, were wholly uoknown to. and n. heard of, by many of the members, and wholly 11,. ' explicable to some of those who had permed th em ; the whole of last month's proceedings, alluded to above, were therefore by a majority of 6S to 11, rescinded, and declared to be null and v3id ; ton e plain, simple, and efficacious resolutinm evidently for t he 'atm , * ptomouon and advancement of the Society'. iittereq; were then entered into, and a was resolved to eleft a Committee to ballot for the • purpose of providing, either by etching a building, or by taking a hou.e, a place fir eke more comm. dious accommodation of the members of this Lae. ] rary Institu ion ; after tile proceeding s of last month had been rescinded by so great a majority, as I attempt was made to frustrate the °Ned of the meat. ing, by raov;ng the question of adjournment; this, however, was negatived by nearly the same map. fity, and after going tin ough the other resoluticas a ballot was appointed :o take place, yesterday, tie the appointment of the above Committee. S.turday week being the anniversary of St. Lin. rence, Patron of Kilarm, Wexford, an untatial number of persons, of both sexes, by land sad water, set off at an early hour to meet their friends, and enjoy the pleasure of a miry int day. Night, at length, put an end to their south, sod reminded them of home. On their roma to town, we are sorry to say, several aetidente occurred ; amonga the most sericos were the following i.e.A gig, a 1 which were three young men, coming ferioes4 down a hill. was ovate:nod, by which me of the party had his thigh dislocated ; the others escaped with a good ducking, having been throws int* a 1 large hole, whence turf had some tin* before bees cut. A "jannting•car likewise was overset t by which eatery fine girl had her arm framed. enseseeset-eiame The I ~ e t Compunes et all Me Volunteers west of Trample Bar will be • inspelled in a few days by Colonel NV Li/Cantle, in Hyde Park. He will O. terwards -put them through tale-Light Infacay movements. • Saturday last, the Rev. Wu. R dianatC A.B. was . instituted by the Lord Bishop of Gioucestss, to i the Rainey of Swindon, in that diocese, vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Josue Banat,. 0, Mt 4••••••• • — --.?.. .._-1_ •-•-....... --........ma b , PRICE OF STUCS.S YESTERDAY. 1 . lank Stock - 3 I ,:t cent. Redwood **• • ' 3 per Cent. Cone* 61#1 4 per Cent. a per cent Navy , ‘ ,.....961 4 i t, Lang Armenia' 8 1-16 Et o.llltiUtil India Bonds. ExeSiunter Bills.. Wrens Isaac Ili Eng;tali Lottery Tickeu. 291. 19*. sad Consols rut Pr T. RISK, Iketitelkoker. at, No. 4. Casella. and 9, Cliesinnereet. • 1 ,, IRISH STOCKS, Awe. W. 11. Gusernm-nt Diebentus3, 31 pet cant .....1101 i, G-wernment Debentures S per Cent 2151 , COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Serf. 1. s, asesseseam .... 33 II IY. Dona* 431 Lie. Pie. ~ Mite as Meat .. 33 1 Velum la C3O fie.last. ` p. Rentetdato c. f.. 11 4 1 U. Liebe* 641 p Newburgh be 2 2111. Oporto 641 V. &Nona 34 3 2sll. Doll,. Of 1 Pans 54 6 Ln. Cork • Ili I Wee CU. lloowlease 94 10 P..rtogai Gold le CIA* I. Woe 391 effect. 'and Raw ow ea. 4 ...... 0 Oita — New oineueons... .- Madrid 341 effect. hew Dalian Dins — Silver se Ilan •.. • , o . d ti Bine* 381 New Louis tub .. -- le Leghona ...... 3O Aga, on the rank of Het & Naples .. 4l 54 per Cent L Dublin on 1.,m10n •9l h strilts. r On the 119th of August, at Ms boom, in nalrerimeet. 1116 11 L ti nia m n e oul iw uarit. ea t in be o La ua t . ol a th a e d H au 7 h . t Lie n. in.-Celinsel MO" Stturduy morning, Lady Caroline Lambe, wife of Ow alb lot Mr. Lambe. eldest son o f Lore Venni.% Melbourne, .1 a 0 sae heir, at his Lord.hiute house. Whitehall, At Shine Rochfosl, the Lady of Edmund Tumor, limp M a son. i , MARRIAGES. Capt. J. Parerion, of tee Hen. Cominny's ship Duke Montreee, ro Min . 1. Patton, daughter albs Woriii , ,,fur t bert Platen, Governor of St Meteor'. 1 5 At Grantham, Lieutenant Witham Garden, . 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