The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-10-01 00:00:00

The Grit month lins elesed vf.th such .sharp Northern v p .m. ' s, flirt we try Col - % •.er winter Woreldy 0011:larilerti. Tile only dis,osy of fashion is uow at the 'Cheaters, where .:ie rdy,wrapt in furs, represents Decestilwr,while the next box re• ▪ yoa of the blooming, meth of 1 fay, and all its merry vo taries, the tres on then threlot rivaling those on their hest*. in oar researches, the following is ail we lire to We understand Spanish 11.. t. of 1 -- very kind have been the mot prevalent head•drers at all ltare Balls, rt.c. i.e. this bummer, ourposed either b f white satin, or ithite and co lorovil a id river gauze, with one or more ostrich feathers : tied graceful strie is likely to be universally id.ro.t. taps various desrriptimis n ill succeed the head. l'.ress ~ ▪ Or:•eja^, in preopyri as the Cu ..eisit shape decimes ; moron , : @Oases are principally tu.• ie with a small front, edit r the jockey or Spanish shah•, um el - cry sort of faue•y coloured silks. The 'whims are much the same us laid year, rade la either sill: or velvet. Sperieoll will els •be worn, tlviorti not ersivlrred so failtionable as pelisses. Mantles will appear in some degree, but not oil any lady who studies el/latter. Morning dregs. -0 are tea• same as usual—made walking length, with work inserted round the boncen, and in the bosons and sleeves-9wite high, to f t right to the shape, with a collar or Spanish ruff; the latter has a very pretty cry. t. Ban dr. sacs ft.'. made of coloured or white crapes or muslins, u nmolested with beads or silver. The silver and Kohl shell trouns.ug coutimses dm favourite. White soil coloured sa lon and risers will be murh in repute for the appro. , . • tog lemon. Coloured A odalusisjammsets, latermixed ,ti, black, are bevy fashionable for poi nsa, with !Ira and feat hers to correspond. The long waist and stomacher are certainly as yet most auplering to the eye, &ode-arum only can recon rile rms. At present little can be said ou the aerie of dress ; but, r the season advances, we hope to has it ia ou r purer to auaoarce something more agreeable and hemmi ng thou either the Queen of Scots' hat, Atm Ballen's cap, La Reins Catherine, &e. Svc. Description of the revelling Fashions for the Month, as takes Cram minule observation, by a Lady a diatingr •Sed trate, from real dresses ; extracted &ism Cds Irak • vas ; es, DAC. Coeur and 1:4:,14411140.4 Mile 111161," fee the inseam Month The wofarousable weather, which has marked 11101.4 part of the preset-t month, has called forth, some* hut earlier their • the silk pelyse, which, w ith thme of shawl gsaslin s bard with gannet of agrceabli eur.trasted shahs, are very well echipted as a shelter from the chills of antenna. These prlisses are innully warn with tuabiva, or small French poke Wilucts, formed of the tame material ; also with b,,,,,, e 5 e askew ' of the complete cottage fa m, with bands and tans of foldid maenad[, •ilk handkertistifs of orange neat green or peep,' acid aanher shot. Ri A. F. mil chips, of thejirkey h os u c h o f vailezated cisinfirtne- in Gent, • display much notch!, and anion:tom Gipwey kits meant, sere iu the morning rnsrbk, or in the strut; WI the sea. beach ; but they give plaer, is point of novelty aid comfort, hi the irdin 'minuet, of figin..l seism 1, which is edged with a deep lace, end formed s.,i a, totally to obscure the cuunte- Snack, eacept quite 1 . from. lu full-dress, colcured crape, u, n - white sway ur whits, with painted bonier, in fruit, or crab( ode rod in autumnal &ions, aro very much estee m ed, The Polose.se vest, and Turkish robe, aro remarkable for rate and elegancy is this svelte of outrage The furore is a revived habit, mod Is pia tierlar:f calculated to doping so advantage a lan and inseefal tzaire. The Tarkiah robe dif fers 'due from' what has been often exhibited, except that dm slams (which are lane and full) uaw meet, is the Ira. Pastern style, dig bead of the aro in front, and Neagh% lo I, are *toped to a point rovoiderahly below the allure be. bird; it s al,u cuittintil w jib • broad Turkish girdle, fasten. al in fruat with three clasps of gold, slicer, or jewellery 'I hese robes eft chiefly composed sif crape, Mine, imperial I..ure, u siuslis, sad variously bordered in gold, siker, sAr ie4v, or coloured silks. Masses of coloured morminer net, wJr.i over white sarsint ors ilia, give a sort of silvery rain bow lustre, and are remarkable for delicacy and beauty. The lace hoods and tippets ore an elegant article ; and so stripe m thruiselves that they ileVer can bemuse offemirely grucral. The Pilgron't bat and mantle, cennyeaaing mach sonpl:elty • id novelly,and n ken formed astir:l,6r GenrgiXii eloth, most be foots(' a very appropriate, sicci will duuldleas tome a very finhiorskle, Winter mile. The Brazilian coif, anti ramp e cloak, with the Mini • helm, t, are proalueuts of co , si.lerable negate ; but ate best adapted Is the cartage 'I hair at watering-plimes it, usually disposal in bowls and hrs4o. Carla (if ontmeal) seareely fetailshag thew awls. Lions when exposed to a ilamp girl laud after betting, }be hair 'even thou,Th sheltered by au appropriate sap', is gone rally konnd anyiyhlite and rekasturr The'Critio• mob, timed entire).. of her, or of alternate muslin aril late bead ing, rounded, or pointy(' iu the erotic of the herehretk with a plaitiag of French net (lithely rounded; is usually seen nodes the Gipsy hat, pr Straw bonnet, M the oas t • . Thy fern also an oppropeiate iu-door de. minion hr t o te de r6g the day. Indeed fancy caps of sariuus deseriototeo are eery mach so mcipast, Ylowers, ward half teptarca of lace, with the cour rumated off, or the hair amply coadaed wit wi rota 'deer Moab, with in occsalased Spanish or shephrotkirs Alt; Wir pale Mae satin, ire the only distil'. guishable adoptions for public occasions •wil this ample aisle is copsitlimod sass isateel at bis interiiieditte ormolu than a imwerabstay or *Nadal decoration. The waist son. its:arming length, Slid has sot yet exceeded that ratchets retention' to reesausend. are is a general way worn mond, s..d of a walking length. It would now appear mows-bat singular totes • lady walking the streets with a train. In full dreas,howerer, we are ;lad to see them reviving. They absolutely- belong to that 'petits of costume ; and our fakir fashionable, bee is appyaralliCe loath grace and dignity without this appropri•to sad elegant append*. Gowns of royal purple, parr greet', amber shawl marlin, or twill cambric, are considered very genital helalinieuts, and have a lively and somewhat norm elfeet. They see f. , ..uprd in a simple resod robe, a aylking length, 11 rah a large cable cord, the colour ails, dress, laid nimol lh. buttoin, just above the Kers. The ers vs is long, as the bark withoot a seam ; in front is as as hlar stomacher, laced with coivespoadeut cord sad Nations. Cold, salver, or 'pearl inuarseass can wily be woes with these very lively and hecosisiug r:shics. rho Queen Calbe. rises hood and tippet are oust 110 strikingly bemusing as wises worn with these drams, to whisk they AMU so spressyta a toutrast. 1 be glove is worn shove the dhow, with the short Warm. The most lashiouable cutouts for the ' , meant semen are sharks of purple, green, bright amber, palm, glad use. eoluur. Last morning His AlsJusTY, his Roca) Highness the Duke of KENT, Prinensis SOPIIIA, AUGUSTA, and AMKGI4. accompanied by Lady Howe, Lord N% A.l.ll74GliAit. lieurral FlTsain, and Colonel TAW Lug, took their usual tide in Windsor Park, and returned to the Palace at twelve o'clock. The brave tan who have taken the Russian fleet, is &posit, cotupl:iiii bitterly that they are made Plateubtekers.-1 he three the birth are not the balls they are accustomed to deal in. The liuclwas wf 11xusoao will leave ilfiznor in • few dap" for W.:•.rurn-abbey. ller Grace's sic coarAerawrit ',shortly 'expected to take place. The Uuchass of ST. ALBAN% had a select party, last Alight, at her house is Stratford-place. . , tat 7 k tf t la - FAsffpws FOR OrTOBRR: • •14., • • ••• ti • • lyrzrarot.vef: EXPI2.4ORDINARY ss We have received % private letter from Lisbon, which states, that the publication of the Proelat instion, signed by Generals ficresford and Kel lerman, which is given in II subsequent (*tenni, has, created the utmost discontent in the French array. General Junot, in particiihr, was perfectly enraged at the 'loss of his plunder, and has issued a formai ! _riitost against the interpretation which General Kellerman has put upon the Convention. Ors the other band, Kellerman contends, that the later pretation was ctrrect, nut says lie dill not intend that the Pioclaniatiois should be published, us it will ruin liha in the estimation of the French army." The shove article appeared, verbatim, ill too Evening Papers of yesterday, attached to the ser vice of Ministers. It was communicated to diem from the same Government Office, and fur the some purpose. Ministers are become al:wined, and well they may, ut the public indignation excited hr their Convention in Portugal. We say. their Convention, berionw with them ultimately the re- - sponsibility rests. Plausible stories wili, of enurse, II he invented, by ',depts is the art of public Mirror titre and delusion, and every possible MUMS will he used to lessen or divert the force of that indie: nation. We therefore caution the public ii t rsinst the above idle story. JIINOT has not, for the sake of a few old eras rev and candrtgrn, guar reileil the General who rinupelierl the Ilri ti,h General (we should say the English 31inis ter) to recognize him Duke of Abruatfs, with power to ilis;•ose of tbe immense property annexed to the title. GRAND ENTERTAIVAIENT A T LISBON General Junot, after signing the Convention at Lisbon, it appears, invited the three Generals, Dalrymple, liarrard, and IVellet.ley, to a most su perb dinner. lii; grand saloon was fitted up he waist elegant manner, with eatill..,.nitteal . t ans pitreticies, lull lighted with the caulk:obi - 4 stolen front the Lisbon churches, beariog the ware lupins also stolen from Portuguese altars awl ellapeb.--- The t-anaparency at tow upper end of tin room sesited is ti ;nee of Janos, holding in one hand it cep, adorned ith bays, :le with the whir be e.ti throwing :last in the eyes of his adeer,aries. another part he was on his march to Pitrips, fol!owiA by his troops, in complete array. his bolysgineri c ring banners, %. r. It " Sr.? the ' , )nitierir; !Ere guerre." On another, " The :eretched ta-day wad be Ay to-inorrate." The transparency- a. !owes , end was eery large, and contained a ournlint of figures. lu the tort-ground were the three ilrh tish Generals, in full dress, with liege bunches of rue is Atli - hats. Near theta . straoi the Genius rf Britoil, in a reclining postare, d-owning with her tears the withered thistk, drooping shoetree% and fadad rare, that lay at liar feet. In the back gre and was the figure of Atercrombie, on the plains of li.,;ypt, with an angel hovelitig over him, bely ing a scroll, on which was inscribed Death or Victory ! " also the Shade of Sir ley, at the battle of Assaye, and Hibernia umura log her hero fallen. A fL t urr of an oil wowat. standing on a rock, weighi.ag ostweel and (Toady to tie Spaniards, also attracted much entice. To give wore etiiict to the setinsi, by a sort of patitomi mic device, she drops her weights and meassures, and, stiatelii tog a truncheon, appears at the head of .1 victorious army. Dinner was served uss the church plate. The head dish was three godsrous, with MUT sonti, a is pifirtant, removed by a ea f':-head, without brains. The remaining dishes wete trifle: and trulAraqms. The first toast was, The Coueeis atm, with three times three, followed by tl,e glee of The Three Weird Siiters.-2d. Sir Hew . ryinpk, followed by the favourite song of .4u/d Mon, err you wall img yet Sir Harry Bur rant', and The Tears of Nelsou.—Sir Wellesley, and The Soldier tied.--Juiou's health wits then drunk, his whole band playing The Rogue's Munch, Ear! CNOILNONDSLLY is expected ia town in a few days from Cholinondeley Castle. Latisdowas House, winch bats undergone several embellishments, is (mite comp for the recep tamm of the family , which are expected iu the course of three weeks from Soul!Dammam Castle. The Earl and Countess of Essex gave a grand dinner, yesterday, at Cwallioloury. to a unairoons amenahlage of Nobility. At the Opera House, Last night, Mrs. Storms s appeared in the pent of Eisphruriti, iu :MUILPISY*9 Tragedy of The Grecians DanViter.• Mrs. Sinteosa does not look the part, but leer judgment and aii— criunsiation are undiminished. Mr. C. Dimaysise, was energetic and spirited. Mr. Bat S TOW Wei a fair rigt.resentative of the kind-hearted Phaifotes. The whole performance was acacia ap plauded. The Pit and Gallery were crowded. BA N se ISTNIt's Copper Captain, and Mrs. JORDAN'S Estifaiiiis, ar, expected to attract an overflowing house to Drury-lane Theatre, this night. There never were two performers that poaresscd to many requisites to give effect to the wit and humour of the author. The Mahomealans deduce their era from the flight of their Prophet. The Spaniards may date their freedom from tliejligki of their Court. Thursday morning, Mr. S. a Yorkshire Gentle man, and Mr. M. who holds a Ineratiye situation wader Government, met. attended by their seconds, tlw Hon. Mr. L. and J. W. Esq. in a Had near Iliournerasuitia, for the purpose of fighting a died ; hut were prerented by the interference of some Offerees sent for that purpose, and were afterwards bound-ever to kelp the - peeve in 5001. for them selves, and two sureties in lint. each. rill's of Ciao: tot eel vie tie poi littoral.* tram the the Co:- of murk., nies, with heatio4, I they j, nou•ly alto tiotyair, I . .•1011 Patil'o s 131:ockfriare 4.,40., • trim, a Vein o'clock where ti approach 111:1CIV.: •• raw Larcitahip Livery have•f Sherif Cooki Vim pr , capital well tile pio••xl , ble I.r, of regard which thr:., are latest Cr,mti, it the hap ; iy star in wilt ; their P,uct suit Add P.ervice, ovesura:ag to outient cuotoru ; Owl t!!“ So!aor Alderman, (Mr. 1)oniville), Lit% satioar mown :14 that parirrw, otot through the alaititi,l irPreaumy ..!. /,r.osktag thr and countiamille, 6or.o..0111(w. and h0...nai14; the Recorder then, in th a mote of the Sheriff .. . 4, ovited the Bann, ja dinner, alto declined the honour'. • The I ,n...ea:Won returned to flinatfrisne, in the lame fora it set out. In the ereninz, a 'inapt twits dinner wan giveu by the NI..W Shertiii, at the Lon don Totem. AORICULTYRAL itICPOIW, • 411OTT Y lea •IMIPTIMIIIII. • pieces are pelt! se haste; meth lir . ete4 . did not fully shop itself before they were cut. A grad breadth of tend Um this yesr been prepared for whist, in dirormit parts of the island, and even in the north ens emsatits murli of this grain is already pet into the gronan, is the mint favourable eirconnitanres. the edema ta,^a of early sowing these districts begin sew to be better utonistood. Thr potatoc crops ere noir legiouing to lie taken np Is most pieces, weed, from their appears:tee, wade seem to ti.ro um well' in an 'beer rals is the mirth who they &rem.. le group. In the meth they will probity else he otr forounible in three prodete. Frous the great sbaudwacc of grass is the sotreshres sad pastier lauds, both store and fattening Work west Ive citified en well, and the prices of the !anti be kept soak what down. The hoe refreshing shams have likewise beewgist for ward 114: tenors of all kerbs, meet I:womanly thee one eit. pert. 4. Tl.e priers of min Ire sennewhist od the admire Thr..iigiseet Feitrlstid sod Wales, Wheat averrsesr. td. per quailtlr ,—Bertesi nes- ed. llets sea. ad. Tla weather has renames'. imp fiat, that'istt mooniest fora Inkier has VIM au Irbil neck disputa!, tielpsig tics wink of the south. The first division of the -id Surrey inaneh• ed into Canterbury on Wednesday, on thew route to liamstmte, from Reading-street bariaelts, aad will be followed by the tett division this de... A.dreadful fire broke oat, at 6 o'clock ;esterday moron - nip in the premises of ?Ir. Martin:l.w, •eillad biartce Stores Coutraetor, in Castle...turret, Loot w sew. Prom the quantity of cortuisinitible materials on the prenii.es, consirtiog of tallow and oil, ma terials for guiepowder, hides, &c. the &use, ragout wit • extraordiontry lien-elms, and the whole of flio building was speedily bunted to the rouud. The lames caught the root' of the Two Airaels nablic• house, by Mr. Joasis, the comer of Lithe :11411M's-tabor, and soon d.stro)ed the itoterior of it, as well SA the udjoining 'mine heisinging to Mr. COLEMAN, COto-dooldier, in St. Marin:a-14pr. In Custli—street fre is r other houses hare been entirely destniven. Mr. MAMARILY'S 104 is COMOstrii at eight thutentild pounds. There 'Ser.: repx:e-d,, 600 bides consumed. During the cothse cf the day, serenil e.isksofoil were taked out of the The tire raged aids ouch fury, that vry little for iiiture could lie bared from any of the Itionses. The 6re, it i t implored, was act...stoned by the hunts ing of one al the copieecs, Goutaitiii.s The preuihses were not *unwed. _ i...• i . ...44-: . . . ' NEW .ifiERIFP!, OF L0N1)63 . ..,. ~ „ lji ,...o.oTira oly TELLICENCE. -4—a......__ ter:lite, Iwin4 toe it-ual day for the ite l vii"Sh- at °;:-*! ' ' ' rtitAtirralmer.s, isa. , iw urnaim mid Yliddleserto atedavl 'la* - rfal" '• u f '"' ' ''' " !iiislik r DA4,44r. is of ,Eselrequov, in isVestiatilial l it) - -flaltj iii'd AO €40 0 ;d 0 ,61 " e I'I L filitelMievew•tar. three- r e d r . i Au ithpiela trnarr, y Iht.plimr-rase rat 94 714. ; eve-year 0. the approtettimi of t=u•rf to hVir al.- - r a ig , id, 1 • 1 .. pad ■ •rd gin The 4' l - •iear ,- F we : " , / .1 , 4 •. . * - 1 ItD34: about twelve 'fiffiryirro.; ; •eed,c,tl.: tivs i otrer am 'llion, P ir.4 York air year 4 " a i the Lundell Ti.'•era. a e ,iirnded by a nibriliet tiT 3„, a Pelee, I dual llb". ex ob brain, two 3isincriptium oinnion Councte, hed de d' isy a militart• Lai ' I -taP,4 tete this yew', 7&. mitrite-Futo mitre. nh L.l.susnd Ids/ 3 yrs old t Isle, the 14 . 4.11Ve1a . anal I: orinsoiggers' (..",pnipar levrit. - ihm. " 6" , .'• - dif a idw4h ' id Wee ibielMetews b. aby • syrsu .. 0 with the City Itegalia, colours e } in u : dn.• . 1.,„ t 3 !dimwit'. b.c Scl rt yrsaiikr , 3 nc, bells ringing, ate. &c. to ( iuildliall,' where 1!.. W. %. V. i wave .c. &Whet ' Joined the Lord AIM Or, wire itud pr . .:- Sir NI. 7.1.1iik I' imam, 3in old. 0 y arrived ill his stai•: carriage, preerd. air C. Turin's Yeller Flyinley, 3 yrs old dr 311 It c. Peter batik, yrs old an . by the et ate trumpeters, ir baud of Dike l e -f,,,Z 1 , , , bee . cog r i e „, b y 6,,b,,, : c e , 3 yrs um „ dr . P. City Marshal, &c. &c. Soou after the pin. Lord ' 7: ; :ilt..ii's b. E Pulliam; 4 - yrrs old - Jr u mined slowly on through Cheapside. St. 11TheJudgc could only place three.-A lard castrated race. ... Litigate-hill, avid th • whole emburked at The And yin: uf the :renewed Doncaster Stakes. A AO.- • ;friars'-bridge, no Wird the City state barges ' s,rileion of inp. each, with togs added by the Goirpra. he Crimp:twee' barges, bAoirging to the new 1i.... , noijac'teci for 11 "c`r C‘c- s of all 411",k,48.4,1g the ir,,, winch were all clecor;.ted with ribbons, I t. ° 27,l 9. 4. u t f u th°Seheer ,,,, l _ her e, u el. ,... 7 e ee hi 016. /eate :enge m. 71b. -y &t. in an elegant, and sideptlid stile: and ' in I' old.. ad. „ilb....sileyear wide, mod god) oat. bib ..... tic• slow progress they'll:a:le, the tide beirig Four miles , t theta, and the smooth. ss of the river, Made Sir 11 ___. __ •. _ s ykes's tr. f. Theresa, 3 301 otil 1 II , gay arid splendid is :•••••••ance. About two Ld Pits- illivni's hr. c. Easton, by Staddlird, 3 yrs uld C.. 2 Al:. T. Ditileundm's b. t. Ceres, 3 sr. ..id. 3 it they arrived at th... C.eirt of Exchequer, .t Mr. W. N. w tics/Sr* b. c. Mar ti George,meld the Cursitor &true (Nlitscres) waited their Lord Darlington's b. e. by Archduke, 4 yratda rush ; berog introduced with the usual eery- Me. Chinon, 4.c. rutiltue, 3 yrs old es, the ikeLuiterett uddreased the Court as Duke 4 HOU , llt o " . ° 4 c. Pctn'cio'r aat awl Lord Munson'. le r Send ; • yrs old Pa a b :- A very good race. lrly Lord, I have the honour of pot.. .silting at lil r. Field's m. Paulson, iv.a.iest Mr. Pirt,ristes ifiria, Lordehip'a her, Joeisua Joivathen Smith- Al- tuup. arch . Two miles. " 'Mt owned ride. Ile. Ywill we, citizen and irooth iiiger, and Cantle carr)sag 71b. 'Mtn,. '121.g latter pad. ter, Alderman. .citizen nod weaver, whom the H.ILSALI. RACES. 7 of Loneun, in Common Hall assembled, 111LONVID•Y sere . IS. • elected to the high an iinportant o ffi ce of These Rack, commeneed this ' illy, au,l 'Melded Willits., AA of the City of !Ail. !..el, and Sheriff; of the Gorr .post. The sweepstakes of longs. us. Cu:, by 1y of Ali:Wiese:: ;au office, oil which depend.. 1. It. Ilorlser'e, heq. be. tby fin. Peter... ......... .. wt.vervatiou ivf the f...iller 111411:4 , XXI order of tire J. G. CLAW., Emu bf by Hamabletanita . 2 at Or the British estrous.. froen their private as M.ris'a h. f try Harter. as public. 111 . 4., 01,t" of ,flew empsged in inercau- 'ri "r ie torpo w rs:hos Plate of sot. Two the arils bests, was ceo at three heats try C. Smith, Seer'S. be. is. Moe . mvsuits, and the other ;tract. 1.. g the honoura- Marwlisra, beetnig three others. 1 .rufemslon of the I:e.v, .1...% have been a billoject The inutch between two heaters was woo at two heists. I Lloyd to their felloe ..3v. -: ette ; and that conduct Mr. N '` '''' ` b. b h they h.... e evi r pursued, has g.:vest Mr. boltom's b. m.lWalsall.. ~ SI I A good race, won by wily half s meek. the 1110111 :111X:OUS 7.C.1tt . 07 the pubic welfare; give me 14:3v. , my Lord, to delbUre you, they POLJCZ. nest firmly Jar:cited to His Majesty's person, —...—. .vii, stud lige.ty, sit to all the 'italicises of autt.zondxs.. MP?. 33. Royal ?amity ; end flint the welfare of our CHARGE OF SWINDLING. •y and glorious Constitution shall be the polar Cevnli.r Mai., dun Elinsfirth If'Dert!d, a tailtismehel ,r!,•roolt dressed female,. was charged by Alexander 11 . by which they will be direcitil ,they therelio,e nto crioracee, themvadhes, is Seotteed, with swtstass C 3es . t, that, sit the executiou of their office, they ~al l Of .:0 I . prOtel t 'he pUbile pewee, to the sati.failinii Or Mr %Posy, who speaks a tandem betwies the RNA* . r fellow-citizens. The late Sleviffs Christi.). see sketch languages, Maned Hutt abort sit inimdlas sot • Smith, Aldermen, citizen u.id drape., an I Sir 1 ":::::.1. 1 ', c " ot a l l a e a t t . hts• ll li ba i r itel k " Jk i ' i b le Ate t t r . tie 4a f hart I'th:bps, lioieilt, eitizeis mei statiritier, t h k , F ri ..., ci , 3 3* b e m u; w e e b„, aide, 1 ,,. , ,; ‘ ,.1 to to render to Ma Nlajest% au account of the Mow from Cremardst lama Wit tint% 1t.0.h 3 ' is clial profits of Oseir office. Their amiable whose isemse the witness had sines tearari Is he 14.411. J teeter, then hit.narat.i to tho'.e unhappy pet- 4 : 1 : 1 _, 01 .. " 4 Wat he a 14411 . 1 traillalar, balt Ilia Maws date who ware pieced in i'neir eitargr , their rummy rt.' t°°°l"r eossidtrabfet:eL: j utt ni .°::°°.1 haut 74ll4:lr, itile tag tsasa iririel. .11 .... et., ~.id et, .veientious disposal of the pub. tithe afterward.; the Prisoner pretended 100 abs lair 's Lii.simitted to their cure, have seemed 'rived a hater trona ha- Masi:nod, reesidnyralkhernertidale WI:l the lie-t wishes of their fellow-citizens, ahe tow to ball% abe 0. 61 ' 6 " t h e w i t "sa i t• isidalut • • , ..e....ieti 4ed the': gratitude, and declared their MN fur her for not. al: t Weber Ma for thdo Wag WPM' Loudon. The l Vilni drown ems n re.? .edidiebittliAt_io A , atiSfecti.... in a way I cannot ex preas, bait Ay. Th e t o t bi1,„,,,„,,,,,„„iii protested, Al si n t ee e vot ,I, wit le. 0-e...- conceived lay my reading the teewing say ming about the rattles, and to wham; *se !mow '. •Y.:; t• .1 COMORO,' Hall Yesterday." obliged it nay the Sot. He came we to Leman In perswit ire, :: - it. •JlO ZR read the kesolntions of of them' I." beau 1 , 4 111 in tun, sad fall " 411 6661 w ,pl:3 I 3....... c I...:.itkeuittl, alittded togs our pis- , t in e r eillti N ute ,.. l . o4 llll4l9 ", bee b . ( o fates mw t°B I* alkee b e ,,,„d. itilet the PE " , II ‘` . :7l-rde . e.l the PI% cones Mir es aillsoceicdme bed a Sachem N. 'rte C1.111.41'03 BARON observed, that, en the tending forger ) a n d she appeased min to be time feet stir -.. :of tile Crown,he improved the choice the City tared or ittatnehro• by the elessr. • luatie in thest. '.:entlemen, amid he had its The Sinn% SI MiliesinnitTe sat:4u dirt ant moue main Lb h, hut they would discharge that Office with i l yt elk , :r t a s hi, re s .4t7„ e i r fill " I ' ol tet al a t r i " 6 !It to themselves, and watisfacti k es to their ft I. Mr. Weisy declared L 2 tier raised Isinsr i e e t • -citizens. ihaptlea Shelling Huey limillnsindled him set id *es 'he usual writs were then Iliad, pre forma, and ,tathe eldideestond aims hma shismasisd• r late Sheriffs, wit./ their depuhes, egresses/INi: e•ntil 4.6 • l n °4llr° t'rvaag4 him """" ibili ' d was nail" power to do any thing fw Isis re id. lierr accounts. TM Nis ass scan Jingly disch -.rya. , 'our:la:nation was thee made for the City to de . . _.•-_-!-----te-...e. said service- bet.41141,t1 , to Mitelmat enblnrn " MA voniewrir.v 'nowt:trim it. *limns. 1 1•14: 4 1:811110 . 1kOir islet Itlly teeared is Aimee ever/ pert Marble ' 'had stlottinir reT remains wt.. ( pg. eeot a few bases, le the snare uorthern chstriets, Alit *id .4openb be bowel. • • • - • • In thrashing out, the eats awl %wheys tuna oat very ko voursi,ly, a utast uttire mother,' couaics • but the wheats in some plae.s are found rather Heft, an d not to >arid se well, liavieg bees idreeted with the mildew, which did tot ti►:vr. 117. Her Grace the DUCtleSa of Richmond having, on Tow•hy last, intimated to Lord Clam:arty, her plcostire that some of the Post-Olfice boats, IS !lonia, on the foltow•in; day, attend at llowth, where her (use proposed to view the works there eonstru,:t in; under the direction of Captain Taylor. two of Mr. Draper's hoots were dispatched acoordiriu,l ) . About owe o'clock, her Grace, accomp.mied three Ladits l.eeox, and Littlelialcs, and attended by Lori Claiscarty, fir E. I.ittiehales, and Mr. Lees, arrived at the new Pier in their carriages.— Aloe was inainntliately 'wholes! by a de.charge of ; ransom Captain Taylor chewed her Greer the Higkrent works, nod explained their intended arcs ; after which the err. e Ladies Lenox, Lady Little halm, lord Clancartt•, end Mr. Lees, trent its Mr. Draper's six-oared har4e, en board one of his extra express pockets; they soiled to Ireland's Eye, and idler viewing that stupendous, (now most useful). rock, returned to Or, where, under a marluee, her Grace had ordered a hauslsoine dinner, of which the compost) partook, and returned to town. delighted with the pleasures of their excursion, and with the truly dignified, affable. and engaging MU li ners of their Noble Hostess. On this ot•rassion the poor were not forgotten: her Grace distrihitted most liberally. Early in April next the packets will begin to rail front the Pier Herbottr of flowth. Several towns, on the receipt of the tiro dilPrent alitionl of the news from Portuol, rang in• rr awl muttrnfal peals oa the same day. BRITISH rissir.—By the NAVAL RLTURIta, (tor rected to this day, there appear to lw—AT *EA. pi sail of the line, 12 from 30 to 44, 130 fri,gatet, 414 334 smatter Telesis. The TOTAL ou in lter of shi m. is CoNVlSstutl, amoioit4 to ilk sail of the hoe, 43 fom 50 to 44, 174 frigates, 1140 sloops, and V.) There arc al'o, tit oubinAny;:.!l(l pciatt. me ran sr.ntice, 46 ~nit of the line, 13 from 50 to 44, 66 frigates, 49 sloops, atsd 13 go;:-brigs, &c.--aed there are BVILDIUG. GO sail of the line, 15 1:-i..:ates. 22 %loop., a tvl 6 ite.— uaukiiti a UL%YL TU of 11 J 1 immels 4' oar. per :. K. chard attend character. to thri:i full . lan:oar. per The Inn 11 id dokOt the to t',l 'n 4t ,uta ' o "'I )1 N- A tad A del tuba e d St s tar COUrt Witta Band tbq 1 t`:,. o a um 'allure Par t r cu" before deb 3) tlii 1c 40110 1 1 see :ti a till ousel ry ail .1 eat'l