The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-08-31 00:00:00

B o oogne. A' force of from 30 to 10 serer.- rd Te asels, and two large prnamh one of the bearing an. Admiral's slag. is stationed the entrance of the basboer, apparently as halbour-goard. All the rest of the square venels• are still laid up inside, with torsion struck. Any 106,4 observable the place is confined entirely to preparations teenc:. Th: fortificatioas on the Sands Cseek iii g si7g on. I . lloft upJo Telegraph Hill ate finished. Of the twist military force at Butt le, our cruisers could form no idea. They saw CT 4000 men exeseised every morning, wbosp spp AA to be Conscripts learninA their crercile. le vessels at Calais consist entirely of small craft, and brigs, all of which are laid up in tiara ; at Ambleteuse and Vimerear, nothing was ale or in motion except a few English smog which bad been ch wed in by our cruisers, , ed to seek refuge there from adverse winds. Displays were received yesterday at the Admi frurn the West Indies, from Rear-Admiral Sir :0001 COCURMIS; they contain the return the recent captures on the Leeward Island station, nothing,, we understand, of any importance. Tye eaten Charlotte packet. with Mails from the le•aard Wands, is arrived at Falmouth. The :lerS will be deliveied out this day. No dispatches bad arrived from Admiral Gast, is when this Paper was put to press. The Desks Mini/m:4 and srveral others ef the Cahmet litters, remained in lowa the whole dry. in :5. Utica of receiving them. The telrgra'h art . ,sed the arrival of the &Aides brig, sit 1• gum. t h e Duirm, at 3 n'clnclr. Vebterityersenirg Hi. Maass', • Princesses so. ai , s . AttetiT h. Amer 14. a .J Maar. itecnooa wed by Lady I.a•tt.t.a l'es V rit. rOdlt to th- Cache rho-. A sermon war peached by .he V. T. Dr. Doo.wla is. from tke 14 h Cnapter 14- mac , veisc ; ; at tn war.is code to F ogenort te r, rettirfleti to the Palace at three. H.s • lA. to Y and Pit sCLUCS were rcetvrd i r the P./lace r. ti by the Roy 41 Horse Guards alum. and the ..w2 Stela . 4iliiia, where they were T.an op. tilt beads as both regiments playing ate t:ig 11 T •liiaLsT V and Princess E 1.1114 vi t.rvice pet f rased the Palace. Afterwards ..xle to Frogman, ready to receive His hiarssr y, -duped wth hiat lathe Niece. Sreage sloop of wsr, with a Beet unde► eon s ) tae West I•rdies, were gettiug wader weigh. is Ck, ea Monday 'art. 1) s. atelier were r.ceived yesterday at the Admi rsln !via the burl., &Rigour,. apt. hil•Kerrt et, I. 3 1 nu; .$l . the coati of Putt tmal. There are we've 113 - :' Of WO' preparing (Ur •Na at Li.hna. r a. three Li i Of the Lae. titter Irrigator.. three salad rest's. 0.- f them gems to Sabra, and tao brigs. both rJers for tea. Mr. Si ses:s re it. the Messenger. returned yester dry front Vann Atli, to wiiies place he went last with dispatches to 1. . e i-rwartrl to Admiral C 414211%. Mr. Sitetsrus has trough: 4 tinter prom Yarrst..uthi frms rlorisiral •,• oat as, but it is Itt supp sea to contort 4ny te,ws of imp ,tt, 4 3ee. The Nark, Captor. Ca. tea is arrived at Wq mauth from Wm.: Vitro. She N: th t piuce the sub nt June. Getirr4l.:4AWFV&D. Vaal taw troops :as command, Is as then lyin.s at anchor at Maldonado. walling ter a Lair wni to price-d to '!net- V.Jru; (7.eneral Wittratocce vra arillery and horses to prc,ceed against attenns . .es imrnrdieteL no the tioaps, arrival froth MAL. *:ad.) ; ird they made no doubt or re-capturing Ayres. The /rent was to sail in about a after the' it i. said, th.st lay the secret articles of the Treaty 6.2 Noss. of lravu.A is ant the only Aar at ra t s se the emperor ALIXAMIICR will viitsin extett.:on of tetritory I: is reported. on the that His bWRISISIC MAJI4 ry is not only cirprishal of his porton or Pomerania, which i. t. be given to the Duke of AeceLavetntoti, 10t :t t'.e Sw:dish p4ft of Finland is to he amused to t. .ire. lite report sulds, that. is the o.: , :vrent;r4 at girl, with the Prince loyal of DIN. r.kR. neseicserma stateJ that he was authorised t.. .he Swedish provinces of Beanie. Halland. and lllehi ige, as an indac.,ment to the Kills nr thee a aIL to voter into a maritime confeJrr icy araing England gaud that great progress was maJe in a lively lisetwien the Cabinets of Paris awl C Pulh 4 geg I when the arrival of our 11. et in the Biddle suspended all further proceedings. On Friday, Dispatches, supposed to be of ennsi derable importance were received at Portsmouth 1 .. r America. what are conceived to he is answer the first official acco ants resolved by the Wallin. :dative to the affair with the Chesapenk. rimy Ivere to be dispatched isetnediately is the Biel., to 1-I,l ifta; but the Ivied being adverse, she was una- S:c to sa d when the poet et Friday eveoiag smite sway. Si.etiff Mostar ' ;weeded by a party of ntilitary. pro:entect, on Satortiay seanight. to tht Gre"i at teams near Dahlia. and ordered prouratiun ht theaised for the aeconsinodatioit visitors "P•elvd ea Sunday. The effort of the Magistrate M' u tint attended with the eossetpsenees expelled so fo 3 ovi—the dif f erent species of vehicles were there. is lull regnivitiva, sad the lovers of whi.key VI dame." whether Inns their charm: or as pt.• 44 . 44441 160 poured thither in the usual natithstde.— ` /4 di* evepeirty of the liberiff's interference. Prw wwe'sJseseisol aye, 0 1 W. ceattet say we applau.l this eructs( of an:hotity. No instance rut the kind des Ma *warred in Lnadots. God knew., the re. usatians of Vs* pour Irish are scaa:y enough ; and they eight In he suffered Ie enjoy use little emote inCtia their reach. without asolaistioa." • 7.- , • 1 '',. . ~..: ::::;. 7 .. . d"' •.. ._. 9t - -- -........_ i: Af . ' tV . • ' t: - • TII EAT Rh:. NATUARICIT. The Theatre never was more crowded than en Saturday night, fur the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Lissom, who are :o t!eservedly favourites with the public. The play was' he Stetrf 1111(P of Geary; in which Mr.YouNo did every just ice to the noble-mind ed St. Pam, and received the most unbounded ap plause. Ars. Lissom gave all Ler songs with har usual taste and sweetness ; hut in a ballad by Sir .1 OK Svisvemsots, " /lie Wandering Brigiejiirl," she was rapturously esec7red. At the end of the Play Mrs. Suss eau., late Mrs. gave, by particular de.ire, her celebr.tted lasi ATIO Ns of several first-rate London performers. She was received with great appla.i,e, 4111 gave Ler imitations of Mrs. &Dooms, and tste late Mrs.Ca.su rcco, with all her usual excellence. Chi comit g, however, to the late Mrs MAat v a, her voice fail, d, and . she appeared overcome by her f •el.ngs, at t'w recollection of the stid.leo death of that who was her intimate friend. The audience felt the cease, and cheered her with loud and general plau dits. She wasobliged. however. to pass it over ; and to conelude with an imitation of herself, in her own original Cowslip, in which she once ct moat.dn.l unixersal adaatrati,o. Her attempt, the u 4 t, irn perfdi in this particular, ha I .:-tea a striking eget% was so attraftive, and excited so mut.' interest, %I. s• Sum sets. has been induced to -ep,:,t he Inattettoti.s, to-morrow evening, at the Theatre, 11 t at, rine street, Strand; which, bum the celeht.../ ILady. and the merit tit her perforniatt,-. 4 will nu doubt prove a bumper. BoBl°. ,c 4.1 Tr .rr be' the llal brs g el TI the pi Jricac e s:iii g ply fini re, flu rz e or 4 y w?? . ~e etss4 +gen to j, at Ale or lers, wit oblize ky fru traol cite rec bar fl Ahi The 6 Leeward wi No di its whi Ali,terr pehatiort r.oanced 'LI the D Irebtt lota. •ied by dreiC • . D mos, • it I le If y. ti by rAn It T • ..rt !.x.'e to tt (.;‘, t)s.: C, II inq 1137:! Of i t • ft • r Mr. S dry WWI 4.: . e tr rti in bur Eel ~e ire r! , ao Ct or, fJi i Yd (P 1 Fr thi cry bib Itto PAINTER'S B. Ccipy of a bill furnished • ~. tne 10th inst. by a celebrated Artist, to a a•a le,b celebrate..! :.crintess : Yew Ladyship', tired . . L I U Florrii_ftf..o? Ladysl— l es lestal . u 10 0 , Y.*, LAt hop% .(40.4 40,:.s . . 143 # 0 I 111 . Led!Olies d-: rollear, avoid... . ::I 0 0 • , 41. nuupd.a. . ~ : i u 0 . . TOW Luiverl'i eat Mut . . . . 21 II 0 Ain aing hope arotarril . . Sl 10 0 5,73 0 0 SPORTING lAt CI,/ it NCE Err R .1. (Collided lro:n Novneial Prints.] Parise! ran restire, lOr lb,' Makers Intsa. and Mrs. MoNat my 14me k jui•:t. be let to roams, that beautiful •oung horse Test , Resent; ant disposed 44 at cite barna place. Michaelmas-I.y. Lady Nis:4n ss. the propittl) of a ribileinsn leav4ng oft breedi-g. soli by athiioo. Billintlfai a fine hr. bay mare, with a t 0.41 at hoe root. stinted un Gltekbre CA...4c; Aoki C a thr 4 • braindul blooJed hay fitly. the let vo .air engng_!incnts. l'he h li•aru.i. WW I the lair reir.l gee oettiug by a head Me. C Dublis's 'taigas, uy Pe•.oil, and Colooel hlichstra bride. At the late races at Bonapa►te Mat Ohl first ■ dead host between Bonaperm .14 Gokrot,l arasoiren. l the second heat latoerdid Bee . nivem w.ts drawn. Tlie Princess Sopa' 4 of Gt.once TER, it is Said. will. in tenure. reside with ilieir M mei Is it Wind sor. in enisequence of a rcritiest et the female branches of the Royal Family. The Lhilte of C. resit:one set off nn Sew► fay from St. JAines's in A barnuche And . four for . W n t sar. He lett his Apartments pr••cisels at half past n:r.,• in Ire n: ► and arrived at Mai:l.°r soon after twil+e. licsoi.t4 closed his engagement at the Windsor Theatre, iits Satutday night, in the charaaer of iSir Peter Ty .ste. Mn. FIITIIERICSIT strived at her home, in ill ney-strett. n.i S.turdsy evening, from drighton. Lady PERTH and :he Hon. Sitis Daus. worm kit their b u.e, in Grosvenor square, 0., S.tarday alernoonhr Brighton, f•om whence th-y well pro. teed to Worthing, then ♦i I, Lord Kura at Ports mouth, and after spendang snore ►inse there, return to London on their Way to Drummond Castle, Scotland. _ _ _ _ Last week a cricket match was played at Mon. ford, Norfolk, between Sir. 1) Sown, of Igbergh. aged $O, and Mr. J. Swans, of HiLiurouzh, aged 40, wh ch was won by the. former. The Earl of Pouratv and Sir EDWARD H•Mil.- von. arriv..din town on Saturday. After lima Hammond Lett his lodgings, last w ek at York, on his return to Harewood-nonse, up. wards 61150 poor people were relieve.] with money from • R „tr. las large company, in which the attempt of the soldiers at Maidstone to ilia them's' vs. became the suhjee of conversation, a Gentleman asked, what enuld induce them to do such a thing; On which one 04 the party abseiled. it NW very natural they shooldSvish to go home to sae their flint& Notvithstanding what is inserted in ad the Lan don Papers, that Mr. Lovciaitova is engaged the next ti.Asoll at Drury-lane Theatre, we can assure our readers. that excellent and unassuming Corns. ditto is not to quit our Theatre, his articles cf st gacea.ent nut being expired.— ( itish Nereid) On •I'liessiay last the second Grand Concert was held at the Rotunda, in Dublin. The part appro. ciliated hr their Graces the Dike and Duchess of it:clamour, was oleUpied by their *suite, they not attending. Madame CATALANI• ung with her usual. scellence. and received the greatest applause. On Fiklav night•she vru 60 take her I Seat& COD. Celt and War leave. She was to sing fuer of her favourite songs, and conclude with: (led ages Me 1 hit magnificent seat of Sir Tuoxas Siouan. Tot:, at Diddingeon-Hall. Chinhise, we., OR Thum day teat. at scene of nisch gaiety t a ,fete was there given t 3 celebrate the marriage of the worthy Bea iiitlet'S son, Mr. HassefißuUol4l'oll. who was op that day married to the Hon. Ariu Plan. ,~. ~,. . SPORTING IN7'ELLIGSNCII. • YORK Auuusr MEETING. rtictsDAY, *CO 27. th2Pr" , 4u.:* Stakes 4., Op ea, ft 'h, h. for tt•ee years •.;:d vilt• awl filT,s Iwo wiles Uri Fisay.i.:ia,..'s bay filly, Pau'imi, by Sir Pato, Taaa't, 7a. I .14. I . . . . Lori' ‘i... ,, on'a 0 c Scud, by lieninr;brotio 1, 7,t 1:7.::, 2 Mr I'..tr es hay c,,:t. !Sedalia.. or 11,ii 0,.114h.fi, , :lb. S Mr Li,ito,l*.• loaf col, by fitar,iiiu 4 Wa'nut, 7.4 IS•h 4 Mr yr... ker's c„ 1. colt; by 5:3-, etarn by Yma,.c Nl..a3it, lai il.b . . . Mr. F: L. lindosoni bI. %Adonis, by Patriot, 7 , 4 1 I's. 4 Lord (4.1.ay. ii a's bt. I. (Aare Slouch, 4 Sir ?ow To .zle, 11. t. 7 • . • sto 2 iii2lllft INire brawl', 9 to t against PatAtts., 4 14 agail,,t Mr. WAkat's c .it, :to.. the .am 11-1..h5.) and 5'!11.i. Von aai. RJ•I to 9 'twit:iv:. aaa 49 F.ita POOllllll given by the cly u 1 fox, ..s.-tiottl a a Le.b,crtietio;l-rut,a, by Y 5 Sub*,• , v)ers or six tear 9144 Lt. 1011). sud .ged bsiM , ett miles - Mr. N B Hoag Priv:MA.4; y reid . . 1 1.. d.D4flinelin..l on. b. Tufa to, 0 yts 4,:d . it MI. .4 In. to. N.•re.,i, . . . . 3 Sit MM. 51.44•..'• hr tn. M.. ti.ntspipe ;in 014 • 5 to • dga n t Trata.g.r. and 6 to 4 Yr , stilt t. • A fwd r owl wuu Itl alsuut h..t I.n,cat Run' %It 7 nannies •14 5 5m..n•... . FRIDAY. A vo. 28. • . Sw-epslakes of 51144 v,eli, 1 •g; ft ..,n• three years old fillies est. each ....111u ta.t mile ani three quarters. (1 Sub Knipe ) ' Sir y r I ;duo eu'a ehes Thum aina, by Timothy . II Mr o.dty b.v. c 4 olaret, .tssigb . 2 Dna.. of 11.0ohnres bey, :al, of ifamblvto.tian . _ , . 4 aga..i.t rholna-oot, ow same ..tpinst Vat!. and 5 to 1 ,e4iet.t. '4,ti.art. A and won by milted us •ta Ow. 4 nett. F. t, Pound. given by the C.tir of Yo.k, stfleel to ontuthird of • Situ.etipliou o urie, by 2.. Su•ncrtber• s3g•. each, for Lour ) eat colt*. tl.t ilb 5I s , b•t 4.10. Full: oak*. L o ut sintihnu.:'s buy colt. by Sir P ter resale 1 Mr Watt's b Mutest:c.c... by Selig out . . 2 ()bite of liumi:t II 11. r•r. by Sir Miter Teazle- 3 buy liebmgb bush 4 ob 4w tat 4, but •..te •iot pieced t-u. K 11 n h..ce 1 W...ces b e Trafalgar . 0 b f. May fit. ttss.r o.P.uoar cult, by 11.rttbktobian . 0 IL I. s.ak . h f. Ulf he...aotro . . . . U sir 'bt la. 1. Wit Touie Hornpipe, by Sir P • • ..... 0 r. tinseoignes b. f. by Ilainbletnnian . . . 7. in 4 agarti! t Trafalgar. 3 to 1 against Grazier, 4 to I agai , ist Como, in to 1 agiiiist Mary, and very high wide lainst ShultimOtk, !On look the 144 totween the Ssau.l and Fiidrng-Pow, and invowlioely b.dterl. One nf the Slum races ever run (or the whole row miles, sod non by about halt a length Run in 7 narnetesasid 43 secynds. Mr. Clifton's b e. W trier, three years old, who b oke down ()a Saturdiy, the fit day se'nuight, n sm. the en.ling-post, when winning ea- y in a vatic', Against Mr. Mellish's br. c. Lotri's Ad. will not on able to start any more, bat will bq sent to the Stud tor Stallion. and from Ms sine. strength, arid racirg powers, is likely to hevotne a Eishionanle on He is own brother to Mary.ron, by air Prtri es:ft; dam by Yew': Mural, M.t nut of an own sister tn Sir M. Wyeile. Artrhips, by Irene ?e, 3c.witursr Ar k colt. Vehasteer's darn by Mr. 11,r,lett's Cheiners, the Duke of De /cruisire's Arabian. Mr. Cul tver.'s Bay girl. (Rd Spot. if ised- In the race on Tuesday, for the 501. wort by Sir fl C. Vanes bay io two heats, rode by It Joh:is •n. after tumlt; about a distance for the first heat, one of JohnstinVitirtups broke, =drubs r tg he penned las filly, and won the brat easy. i'his Meeting, which, as we have already stated, comorencA no Saturday se'ntsigte, mod eras to extd Siturd.ty last, AfforJed most escale.:t sprrt. blavy of tie tact" were c'rreEcd in the 6 .art rw sittk style. rite exerriJns rind good stsplay Jockersitip shown Ivy the I(i:it's, Jetterve the high er,' i mai,ge. Co, the sundae-in-or and disappointment s however, of rosr..y of the Ansareet. or the ref, nitot or the Fererrikl entered in their Pears/ ledprs, were wt t'r es, err or came lag. Such a ginitriali detAPpOil.ttleitt 1141 not t.evn witnessed these many years. ‘Ve are atr4id a ninnb:r of them are on the Detstsir site of their parent hefting bot.ks. The ph-roure of the M-eting has been enhanced by the hr.e. o! the weather, the go d .conduinn of the Course, and the ettionsstanee that no accident at consequence took place. The Company has been numerous an 1 fastoonahle. On Thursday that's were neatly SuCI czttiaget of difeient kinds on the ground. Chat part of the Grand Stand designed for the accommodation and display of lISAUTT. soar, on ma.ty of the days, partisaLstly atuadive, te.th in saves and 111 CO•PICII, bllowinz were, ig the covee of the week, among the COMPANY. - Marquis of itairtingtort, Laos... Fag. illiam atod Stratimott. Vig.,, d ,,t t ,....141i1inn Newton. an 4 Smoke. and SMrwwt. • Lord George Osvaraieso. - Sus—Frank SateMusih Arniyiagir, H. Ilimtarn, C. Turner, M. M. It IT. liiamoig.,r, W. Nl,i4.,t r ; J. itryn.rlds J. Wrinisth, F. Buyeitem. T. &molt ; , Jaw* Fittgvatd, acid Jinte• Ibises. liettau.e.gee,.:L. M.A.., Lasky Sevile, W. Heseard, M P ; S. Co .per, M. r ; t. Lamellas, M. P ; H. Lanalles, ▪ ; ti Mumma, Mr. Smarten, Mr. Stemma, aml P. I lowaird. 'General *seeks , . Ceafteel...Winalroperth, Leie, Relearned. Childs.% Pewee", Sm,thsen, awl Cheadle", M R. Ca Oat Sot herm. owl Tractor. Per Mr. ktd'ey. %Imo —I. Cmanarn. M P. ; H. Pram, M.P.; G. West. ernes.," M P.; M A Tsyler,M P.; P. Weistweeth.i.D4Melissh" (.2clolool, C. ‘1( 114 .14 C. N•'1,011, H. Vansittart, Newf.'s ' h. -r, J W Ctillders, L. elsild-rs" Winer, Fask,,.., Tempest Ce.ge lt,loltwood. Tledl9.l, C...* Wawa, Clesech, C. Creelaseneel,e, 1.41 re I, Liege iv, J oha dal. THel.up. um, Hedge..." itemise, litteetese, mo.ims; rtArn:ll, Wes lA% J. Lee, I. C Lee. Wa,,le, *own., .I.epsee.grouepwto, Rasa. Ileber. beisreee.• Trustier. fer.oktutlt. Wtenare. T. Moirksearth, J. 0. Parkhurst. ti"ownes. Pletwee $ thins ewe, KiblearA ; •••• G , iamstatt, lime; 4/eu...en, M. 5t.....1*- tee, W. C. Ireetuts, Ma:net, 1/leaslir, MA.,seaosag, Cheibv% Hewett. Weloo*.- ill+Aese-le , :su. Whitmore, J. Oates's, Cl.nees Curter, Vewa<, 40. Rutaudigi, earat(l, Haiti T. S. ker, Franklin., ray 1.. r. Prime, Faequre , r,temiaa.:,n, M. A Ta)lor, C Cade:ado. Oh V. &lbws. two% Worsts. he Sm. CARRIAGES. The Mewing were uteurqg the wen spirwaid Equipage% type , ' the CO M* Eartfilawilliere...% clash sw4 ate by haus% with tea out. tide,'; ahrs refii•iiii.elette, ma-a eheitiot. Earl tiCilithuhh.aA ewes% and tint flee hews. awl MK Out rider,. I d ea( Ha+ rwawd.-.A east% awl we bream loser', mid eight outrider. t'6o a coach slid hint hers-e . . . View.iat ‘4001)..A coach SM sia bag SM., and eight itirrimestal...aWidmietw T in H. Claud lograllsawA aad aid be.irts ►o.. .7 I The %Kristin Harlog staist. Sir w 11 MOE •r, Mior --A 9440 esi hem rue,l4/6, saft...r•A idedatrbseiscri id lost a nandat d sines • 'Sir H C vrd mesa 1,4 a. and a choke. Camiel %ja z ke u ziar—pa Inuarii•nas landau-biro-4 be. Mr co.ch,tiaiwiFlia, and lasho a•Jai tar ;04. Mr tabrauche. apt '1 la.siache ani four ha.adina.• WM. hi.. ballehoma Mr han , Paa.ue Cnton..l C sieael • C itAßl'rrS rF. S.r (i.t.v (Alves, Sit F. Illewsilotes, (.I Ci`,.',l,ls*, Mr .1 IK .11'., Mr. W!ultawris i , H.. 1 11. Mr. Mr &cite. ivv:jr //./.1i C:, AuousT ?S. t • tier Royal liighr.erss the Princes Charlotte of Maks took h,r 0....41 rid: lair nigb!. (svelte sands ie•• Corere I v•+.: cgrryiny, 'till A late hour. The I(9: , ,iin AM:;2I,IIaJ sf, and s••veral other per.. sons of dis•i:Cihn, were riding in dopkeyeeasts the *lade of the evening. The parties on the water - were ve y bat a storm Of thunder and lightein 2 hurried t%ain home ; it did not las s and • hlew tif to the Weitwa-d. We have had a Very storms night, and the sea ran mountains high s which has prevented the Nobility fr..m walking out. There were only three expert bathers to be seta.-- The donkeys and dookey•carts are toire at a sand. • This morning, the last division of tht• 3d, or King's Own Regiment of Guards. passed through water to join the tern iinder at Castestmel; Pal' of the Si) is Regiment of Foot • Guards 0011117 through Worthing, this morning, on their' way SO the file of Wight. Staff ,rd's LaMar/ was folly attended . The itui.ian A volsoosador and suite lift the &feria Hotel, at eight o'clock this morning, for Southam_ . too. and (tom thence :o the Isle of Wight. Hie Excellency, and Mademoiselle Aintanat,. toot their ' leave of her Royal Highness the Priam, Otastatto of Wales yesterday afternoon. • .• Emma .119. Mr Purser's benefit, last night, was an °vainly.' The boxes displved all the elegance mad fashions, orthing. Madame I) .Ns performance os the harp was very much applauded ; and Mr. Parser's new ticeg—*• l br andies err' WprOreg:'—deseribing.. the Libraries, Donkey -earth Hot.batbs„ lirsheresem, Bellman, Bathing-machines ' he. he. was seam& Ate the snug, tiz• tsand'played Gal sew the Kies. on which the whole of the coMpany steed op ; amongst whom wefk— Tee I).,•ll...sphrssefr or Matieltester, the Zart aaoLCompatimair. Llultaor.d•ky. Vhcaraot aM Ve.a.ustasi liolowb). Lord aad Lrydy Dad , " and Ward. Lard Ir nOarYs Ao.o.gtre, Lady Hatatlma, Lady Eitias•c h AlLyaral Osegins awl party, sal ..iaatral Johnson, and ppli t The Ladies War.; elegantly dreamt; white Noe veils, sus, led from the erdwas of *Mill Whitt elk' hats, was the favourite head-dress for the tight. POLICB. CHILD STEALING. Saturday. at the Police Oifice. Queinseqeme. • woman nam.4l "tee Xertisawas was charged with Os newton, ctirus.ot haring enticed 11W41 a Chad. then, lieviyg SiVtill it. It ast,,preteadel to ited leek with its frock. pulled en ants tdi. under a ai go doreZtly and ire a barldsomer = the add re s career tote' the *elk. shafeotim sts • pace:n-14.es ia green-km. 4 l e sicetterAsids. mod *431 the fro- It. It very tortes del, itegipiafttligg ttc Sonest pas aba ft 's'. stand - at him 40ar.,17 . 111: Osier,. hiving, er•sla Let acrd without a and presently,saw her gait the.childs he and bad :ter apprehended I aad his mtaminstiony not way ibis,' bat two other chines, were hroeght home I but as several complaisus have bras made of similar trainailiotss. the Magistrates remodel her till Wednesday, that all perusals whoop children had bren stripped in a similar way.. tai have a* oppostan:ty to sue Assisi identify the property. General Boers, late Cosomander-in-Chief if His MAJEsTIes forces is the West Indies. has turned home. as k is told. on account of illiseads. The funeral of the Dechem of 9souciarte will take place early in this week. Her rummies are, by Royal permission, to be deposited in St. Georges Chapel. Windsor; but the funeral is not to be under the management of the Board of Work., end the whole of the expense is to be defrayed by his Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCIIST tit. bet Royal Highness's son. The coffin is ornamented in a most Princely style; it was sent down On Friday to Brampton. tad. at Killester House, sear Dublin, on Friday . se'onight, after a long and painful illness, Gtaanowa Newcostax. Baronet. principal of .the oldest Backing-house in Ireland. He married Cl4AlitozTv., &a:relater and sole heiress (41 the lairs Cilattes NeWCoM tat, cf Carriglass, in the county 4.lLon4ford. Es% (since created, in her own right. Viscountess awed si ) He was many. yeaes Rem presentative is Parliament for the County of Long ford. He is succeeded as prMerpal in the Bank, and in hanlars and ell:4111, by his only sta r the Hon. Sir T. Nrwcoarm, Salt. Friday, a poet-chaise returnicg .from Bgbine Races, broke down near Hyds PAIR. Corner. in consequence cf woich. the postboy was thrown wish grrat viole4l—• from the hue, and his arm was brok.n. A. Laity and Crcntleman in,itie escaped injury. The pose's'sv was t ,ken t.; tEe hntpital. hider, sly ut six o'clock in the morning, as Mr. R. WI trot, a clerk to a Coal-merchant, was watettg over 'ht. coal berg's near Eacidritrs Bridge. lie.slipped, and tell into the River. Several boats imint's% l 4E 4 .Y put off to his assistance. but every effort tr. tin..l the truly proved fruitless. It is sup' posed lie vas •uckei node, the barges. We copy the :„.Ilostring tenni an - Evening Paper t " A very extraordntary occurrence hr. intaspired at Coalfield, in Susses. A servant wsl. being with widow lady of ihat..piaer, complained oi dimes, se. cofoo4nird with elf relne drOvriiitela. tier mistress advised - her to lie tinern, and she arid sconbe Antler. The girl went to bed. *4IJ kit lifts a profound Oa wtoidav last she had bee:s sieepiaß mere ttlouh Att_tided by I rneclicol nrp, wt.° bled and - .l,li.iepti her, yes she chewed no -Do luaus% She autcared much mdtated. and lasratti. kiwi,. but the colou► of health suli sesteleed is I Maui I undreds had at dm: Due bees us /airy and the lea 19 laceattounibie." %sod o had re of mm.ol is bee no se