The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-10-22 00:00:00

311).1 DUACA:.'S LADY RESTLESS. Yestaday, about 12 u'clock, Their 118AJUTILS IT t ired in Usti! travelling Past Chariot at the Queen's N a n from Windsor, 'scanted by a party of Light n e w; they were received, on their entrance to the blare, by the Dukes of YOllll. Kier, and Cr is lissom. The five Panicessas followed their m a jesties is two canines, attended by the Caress of I LCII Ist ix and Lady J. Thrsissit. Soon after arrival, she Princess *IV went to St. James's Palace in the Duke of YORK'S carriage, sill honoured Lady Caostotrt 1 7 1. c i with a VICIt at I.er Apartments. and returned to the Queen's P. i jce . About one o'clock, tier Maiigt v And all Cie Fairct.ses, accompanied by the !Duke of CUM Ira- Lem, set off for IlLickheath, sport a visit to the Plincru of ;Rata' and Ruches. of Baunswica, !hcy partook of a sumptuous dinner, at three ; atter which they returned to the Queen's r . whet..• they arrived soon alt.:. five. .1 fry g; ;1110 from their carriages, but remained in t 6„,,i.11::e the horses were changing. and then pro. with all possible speed, to Windsor. *lhe j 3 mut COMILIILAND got into his own carriage, %cis in' acing, and went to his apartment. apt. Jemes ' t Palace. Lc! Brans, in the oiwnedy of AU in thi /romp has ben :Aiwa) , considered a vety adficult part to Siddons sustatned it some years since at the Dui:tin Tb...t.re, for her own benefit, and it waste:l...tiered her most successful essay in comedy. lad , Kaaba is a refined Mrs. UeAlry, and should ',ever ascend to the violence of a termagant. Mrs. S;Lidons the,ted the part as a matron, a ges.teel half s. and a cloak, no hes fi st ap pe,railco, as slurring irom a morning's strailt. ith:tl satin is a most essiintial air yindage to a tragic Heroine, how should we acne to meet a woman of fahree, or ae jashrov, in tnid-dri, in cit. idfllCS'f Park, Mar the * i:crter-lihards," in a Oars tarn dog, with ktg nain. anJ a lace v.- il thrown ovil her *lead ,L,‘ be said, that Bashdu and Mrissa h i:::11 dressed. It as true, ~u. Lid, as never 1643414 coated with t h.ms but in :nit °nu house. Tegterday, as the Dolce of KEPT was about to ride =rough u:e bud Cage W Jt, in St. Ismes's ft::,m which none but the ROYAL 1..11,41. V arc to tide, tile ors: ittel on JYt. , A Ihr Qtletl6% ran to him, and pr-'eit d 1114 oayJnet, to prevent him from p.asottig, wtich' cauteii F. s L.).1 nes, ' s Los.• to litoome ve►y much. Ti.i tmaucl w.s won med of los anstakt, and iiis tiignues. of course brig the ..nnivelsary of the bAtt,e of To•lgAr, Secrttary to 1.01.1 31.tcmAre, savea sumptuous dinner to a u• er (..s,Atty of NAI al ()Sikers, at Lis house sa Que.t rJer!. W tat mit,ster. lut Rat Highness the Duke of CI.SRENCA io to town, this dry, tram Bushy Yak. lin Iluyal flightless OW PliaCC of WALES if CX pratl to leave mum, this evening, for Linghton. ':he Lan Afid (.011..leSS Of LA141011,111011 are flit.hei this day at clear house in dim°. street. Doke and Duchess of BaDVOtia are Cl riled neat battortiay troth Sealand, at their house is &eat own, street, hilay-Fair. Gass Lvou's Itestte, last night, was received via', inert autd arplause at Iluiy-lane Theatre.— hr. Jiinuevors, to Miura:4 Law,. in the farce CI 1 it Jriuneas io Loodo4, extu.cal much laughter. Nii s bisects, who has bests w.d her band on tie lisp. JAM es hill 11. kit, brOtarf to the Earl 01 OLMOND, is dailgtAtr to the Bon. Joao St APLCS, by htt second marriage with the lion. Alias Wris t:earn, :st.r to Di;a'ag rLa .y Yon.os.v. Al,. Mullis "as first married to isliss C , .teisi.Lv, sister to the Lt • I:isltt Hun. 1 MUSGab LOPOLLY, Rho Lit !sin) a claugmer, now incited to admiral PAIILNHA and who resittel, u..til inarilae, with Lasiy Louise Comm Lv. lowest, io ti.e 4, 1 era of drtastnrs, was the part Abs. ust.Ltvorom cause for her robot on her re but, trim Italy. The eclat of that night will Ire L.g semen - Meted in the I:.cattieal world. It Was h:ea a lasi utile gait of Madame MARA, who ii, toot:Led the beautiful air et " Hupe tc.ll the if dice tr late." Louisa Conottir, and her fair niece% tFe N . nres Narsi M, live fetired is this city ; and te beautiful ileme and &mettle of Castietown, in cnunty of Kildare, so long tt.e seat id elegant knrpnalny and s. tin. cl society, a purchabcd oy Go verrotert fur a bat rack• BANt li•ct. FL t c—Mr. PA TV tes untie family mansion Min opened on Wednesday Lemight to the pr.ncipal f.tnnia in Lancashire and Cheshire. A Ocr.dni ba:r and Lupin r were given on the occasion to a vely fit:nu:loM ilSba [Wage, cot bb bb ing of above f.OO prbuns The devices on the door of the 6 ncing-ruoin were novel and uncommonly well er:cuted. The figures were chiefly Egyptian, with n.e tntroeue . Ain of various subj,fls from the heathen II.o;ogy. The dance was p culiarly enlivened by roe At:eotiance td the band of paudeen minstrels :roc. town, end of course continued to a very late or. Am ingot other distinguished personages were 1 - - td and Larry St A tatY, Lord Al AY/1411D, L adies I', A:tat:OTO S . 1101.IGIIToN. CUALI iris &C. ate.—A aseiniblage in be.tuty we never witnessed; withcut meaning any invidious distiation, we nest notice the elegant Pas KIM, CU•LI Via, H•IA RI.LNI, WI ssssss ILL. and Homnays, the lovely /*in s W I tI A MON. and the elegant and fascinating Miss BOYAR. The London milliners displayed their utmost taste, bendeaus and tiaras domed threugh the room. The supper was served on Avis,' plate and old china, and the populace were /reelect with strong beer, in the visit of cridAnglish Lt ipitality. .IsT LILY'S PAVILION.—The freqrrenters of this I, niinr. place of e nterta i nment trica each night. h incr, sun ., deliy bt and amazement, the 4 neet and Country Dance. by Horses. which far rinpabs every thing that can be iQtajtn.d of so arw gisiau a periurruance. • r°ll- - rn THE ROYAL FAiti LT. en Yestaday, about 12 o'clock. Their Mu • t ired in their travelling Post Chariot a t th p a l a ce from Windsor, escorted by a partl Sorsa ; they were received, on their entry to palace , by the Dukes of Yosie. Kier, e 'vitas*. The five Pailicesscs folks . bfaivtit• in two carriages, attende Cosatess of Item mesa and Lady J. Tars after üb-ir arrival, the Princess NI av vi James's Palace in the Duke of Yoait's an. honoured Lady Caaanotrt Ft.c s i her apartments. and returned to the Q l ace . pliant one o'clock. Her Mai, sr v ~reuses, accompanied by the Duke of w in, set off for Blackheath, upon a vi Plincrn of Wanes and Duchess of Bo ,•uhey partook of a sumptuous diner, ; atter which they returned to if e. whir..• they arrived soon alt.:. fit ; v .; lligYis from their carriages, but re the horses were changing. and with all possible speed. to Wind , Dlncot COMILItLatsO got into his owe ~Lo seas in w acing, and went to his a eat. James's Palace. .11.1a3 DUACA:.'S LADY REST life Brans, in the 'brandy of AU ie has beln :Aiwa) , considered a vet, dance, SiJcions sustained it some yeah the Duclin Th:a•re, for her own benet Isom:l...dried her most successful essay i I ad, limbs, Is a refined Mrs. tief/ey, a never clecend to the violence of a termag 6:adons chested the part as a matron, a g s, a tsar'.....l and a cloak, on hes e,r4.lC p as r: urring nom a mornd - Althue,;ll trh:to satin is a most est inedage to a tragic Heroine, how s live to meet a woman of ('.shies, or 1 le in mid-dai, in tit. J.IIIICV* Park, * i:crw-liharais." in a st hie SA M la, • big tiara. an.: a lace veil inmwn ovi , i Itsuer be said, that ilast4.l ard Mein: et .:::11 dressed. It is true, :Jo. ~sari 1.434 Ira coated with thorn but in hot on Yesterday, as the Duce of Kral' was ride enough the bud Cage Walk, in. which none but t:.c ltov A L 1' !Holed to iide. liie Ceti: hurl on out. , a IC g u, i d.house, ran to him, anti pr-tenti d hi to prevent him from passitig. wfich' 1 11.5.1 ibh n.s,'s lioisd to lounge very mu rec:utl was won info, med of has onstal k: tiignuess of course li:ntsay, being the ,annivelsary nj th , Tra•igar, Captain Moats-lisp, Secretary N.s.cilava, gave a sumptuous dinner to (.4.4 , 0' of !Vas al °Siker S, at his house: rJer!, W tat mit,ster. • iii. litiyat Highness the Doke of Ct. aa our to town, this day, tom) Bushy Pack, liis Royal flightless the Pounce of W palt.l to leave sown, this evening, for Lin She Earl and Con-teas of CAsMAM trie.hei this day at tl.:ir house in LS. u. 0., Tim Duke and Duchess of &Lmm • petted nest Saturday from Scotland, at I. • is Great otatn, .••.• street, play-Fair. Inns Lv op's Irestte, last night, wet wish increased arplaese at Ditaiy-lane • Mr. Jiinaseurs, in .tiroter•b Driar...y, iu el ibe Mums ti Loedo,,, ettr.ral much] NIS s Slants, who has bestow. 4 het tie Hao. J 4111.1 hill 111 a, bruttrr to 11 of OLMOND, is Jailgt,ter to the Bon. Jouti ey by h:s second marriage with the lion. Ali eel uosrat, saw to Do wag r La .y Poc.os en SI AILIS %141 first married to Miss a slain to the Lt • Bight Hun. a Nunes Rho Lit : Lim a daugn.er, now moved In 1, PAU:4I4u, and who resided, u..:11 man Lany Luuts4 Coaos Lv. at .I..ontaar,i o the of eta of densetrres, wa DILLINGTON e:l,, e for her a tztt, from Italy. The .c/al Id that nigh 1 ' Lag rtratembi red in the ti.cartieal work .Loa til/ , Mite gait of bladame MARA ly hoaxed the beautiful air eat •• Hope tat/ a r Lite." Loy Louisa Comm. by, and her L ie e f t N . isses live itlittd is this sl is tile beautiful here and demesne of Cast! tLe county of Kildare , s o l ong tt.e seat a y and in lin. 4 society, is purchai r triturert fur a Nu tacir o Bartz FULL st.—Mr. Paeeta's ur mansion was opened on Wednesday ac'.lti , rhncipal iatnni..s in Lancashire and Use s:dendict bad and supper were given On th a ' , my fit:rot:loM assemblage, cousist ini l• pt.tsuns The devices cos the Bel • e.incing-tuoin were novel and uncomic el:cuted. The figures were chiefly Ely' 3 t!.e iittrot s Ue:on of varinus subj,Els from ti • '' ,,1 1•0;ot:y. The dance was pi culled, en itx 4:aidiance ot the band of paudean iron• town, end of course continued to Lt. Aminst other distinguished person :Ind Ley Staiii.sY. Lord hl AYNA 1. A:tat a TUN. 11011:GIITUN. CumLi Frs. it peat.r aswniblage in beauty we never withcut meaning any invidious disti most notice the elegant PARKS'S, Coats 1 tLTHi, WI sssss s 141, and HONttIYS, I D.:1, 1 Witt I.IIIION and the elegant and 1 bliss B4V R. 'llse London milliners tear utmost taste, bandeaus and tier thestigh the room. The supper was In:3ly plate and old china, and the pop ' , gated with strong beer, is the visit of Ls ;pit:airy. .Ist La v's PAVll.lOll.—The frequents , h . (sealing pl ace of entertainment vie:, e. %:h incr. soon ~ deli bt and MAW liineet and Country Dance, hylll4sft surpass every t hi ng th at Cali be ammill•••• Velar a iwiisitsuances r . VI • or . I THE ROYAL FAMILT. THE COUR?. His MaJitTY held a private Levee, at the Queen's Palace, yesterday, soon attar two o'clock, I%h;ch was attended by : — The Archliitho;, of Canterbury. the Secretaries of Slate for the Mime and Cotioissl Llvoirt.nants, the Master General of the Outwore. the First Lord of the Admsralty, the Chancel lor of the Eachetsuer, Earl wioeiselssa, Grown of the Stole ; Lord Acton. . waning ; tiould, Colthusl 4 M Fawkener and tarevi.le.Groone ho cantina. The following had the honour of being preseated to His Maissrt Gould, upon his promotion to that oink. Conan i Ca.!mgaii, upon his arrival from South America. His Mann". v gave audiences to the Cabinet Mi nisters, and held a Privy Coun.ll, which sat but a short tiane. ANou four o'clock His MAJESTY Kt off on kii retoun to Windsor. The Duke of PORTLAND was prevented from at tending Ilia M v. yesterday, through ; nn account o► which his C , ace sent caid* to all the Cahin•t Ministers, yesterday morning, put. tong off the Cabinet dinner, with which he intended to hate entertained them. 111(5. 111CK0. 4 S. This lady, then Miss Poole, about twelve years since, accompanied by her lather, Mr. Pool, and Mr. Inc Won. visited Dublin, ani peril ruled en after-season with Mr. Daly, Manager of the Dublin Theatre. Miss Poole bust ained the pints of Rosetta, Roma, Polly, Clarissa, &c. with more success as a singer than an atress. .As the Later she had little to boast, but gentleness and moaesty. Atter some time, Miss Poole gained much cele brity in her executien of Hanuel's music, when her marriage with Mr. Dickens caused a temporary it - terruptton in her public ii'e I but the solicitations of bee friends, and the expedation of very conside:able emolument, indueed Mrs Diann., to resume her profession, in which she has added considerably to her former celebrity, and has been a most chstin- Auished singer at Oratorios, :%.u.ical Meetings, and, list wittier, was very successiiil in the put tta dant, its the Opera of Artsze..te,, at Drury-Lat.e theatre, when sne came iiaw.tri in I:.e tAsci!lokting garb of friendship fur Madam iitinace's los nefir.— On that occasito, she was supported by Ml* Bra ham, Madame Storace, and Mr. Kelly. BniuirioN. ugtit 20. We were all day Yesterday in expedition of the arrival of His Royal Itiontss Inc Prince 4/1 Vir A I. 'file South Gl9u,:t ter re.sieve.l•.lihris, in lie morning, to be ott the L'AraJe at twelve review order. dres,ed in best trgirnentalt, tn receive His Ruyal Highness. o'l•tsy aczocuin A ly avrnde.i, as did Earl CICAVCO. and Lord t•sasscs Sta- Artesia ; but it Is uldarit. ,, ), :Jac the ar • rival is nor now expeeted utvil Thursday. L. ser vants and baggage L.t night. I must rccon.?it yon %AI conrra-I.al a statement that bay app.r.trad in t. aily t i ,l Is, of the arniAble Lacy Fu WM•C'III Late L..! :wen ruti;;l 11.trauvil by the rtstive,eu of her act. ; svo sect z'tcurustance having taceu place, or soy thing taut enola p.,sbibly warrant a z• yon. Hrr Ladyship, we rave the plea:, e . tatimz, is in excellent health, e:4: .lends Lonsiou by vie Ist of November Thi Dapper. At. agar, irum Jersey. for Leith. has been 1, and at sea, withiwt arty I3er.on on board. and carried into &mum() hi On Wednesday last. a farmer in the neighbour hood of Bury, was fitted by Sir Too %s CULLUM, LIM in the penalty of 21. Ith. for re.using to pia vide a waggon and horses to Tfiltite part of baggage of she Westm.aland militia on their route to Newmarket. There is now living in the parish of Mettineians. near Burigay, Sui.lk, a poor widow %violin. of the name of Paunawea Karam, ' who in the month of Ang , st last was 105 years of age. An inquest was held yesterday at the White Hart Insi in Sloane-square, nn the body of a wo man, who drowsed how% cn the preceding .1.4 y in a pond near tin' square. July returned their verdill—foraerry. Frinich aaect tq pity the Kog of PRUSSIA, and by way of cqnsulau o for the hiss of more C.. 811 atf of his kingdom, one of the Paris Papers says, •• By the English Aft of beak:nen:. AS is well known, it was settled, at the crows ghoul ' d - vnlve to the Princess 50P14141. and such f her lieu s as should be and remain of .the Piotestaat religion As Soruta CUANLOTTE, the daughter of SOfNIA of the PALATIMArt, became the second wile 01 s.. e tiro King ut Paussi A, and thereby the prornetia of ihe present reigninA douse of Prussia, thatbroise would. on the ciliation of the House of Hanover. succeed to the throne of Great Britain." Oar paper of Monday contained a paragraph, stating, thg, a war had brolen out in Africa. be tween several of the trues, in cvn.equence of a rob bery committed on the tomb of one of the Chirta of the Assbenteis. We have since been favoured with the perusal of the official account of all the circum stances attending that eclair. It appears by these, accounts that the Assnenteis, headed by their Karig in person, on the I:kh of June, proceeded to invest the fort of Anarnabors, which war gar. risoned by the African Company's slaves and boys, and twenty4our soldiers, under the command et Mr Writes. and Messrs. Massimo. SWAMZY, Balsas, and SNIT a. The Assbenteis first took the town, and then proceeded endure the walls of the gas lion, and demanded all such persons as had taken shelter within them. A dreadful carnage ensued, and between 1000 and 2000 persons became viaiir.s.--- Mr. WHIT. received two shots, one of which was in his mouth. Mr. Meanness, Mr. fiw and Mr. Baines. were slightly wounded. Mr. V. sir e was not dead. bet the country was deprived of his ser vices. Reinforcements were obtained from Cape Castle,under the command of Capt. Bo I.D; they wet e embarked on beard the Cs/pep:, and were landed at Anansaboo. The Governor of Elmizie expressed a wish to adjust the diepate,but the mediation was with. held, and was afterwards adjusted by a flag of truce. sent out by Mr. Weise. Atter the battle of Ana metro°, the Asshenteis Red to Cape Coast Castle. with the remains of their army. The tribes were received by the English. who explained to them the folly of their condu2. Nut lees than 3000 au i men took abater in the garrison. itHOCVNG 11tiR1311R. A 'hackie: murder ; was committed. on Ttiststiay night, about ten o'clock, at a farm-how:, near Hod• desdon. in Hettfordshire. A lad, 17 years of age, who bad been some time back employed in the farm as a plougbbny, and bad been d;scharged, on the above night entered the house, by climbing over the paling, and went up stairs into a room whete his late mistress, a geatlewoman from Lon don, Who was pregnant, and another woman, who was a house-keeper to the Landlord of the Black Lion Inn, at Hoddesdnn, were siving. He rushed upon them, and with a kr ; fe that he had purposely provided himself with, ttablaed the three women, two of them mortally. He instantly sater made his escape temn the room, and was ring uo stairs with an intention to murder the boy who had succeeded Hm iu his place, when he WAS met by a servan - maid, who stopped him, sari endeavoured to take the knife from ttit-a, in which attempt the you lg w.sman had two n 1 her fingers cut off. the story is very imperially tel.sted ; but it is ...opposed that he had been in love with the servant rnaid, and that she having rejaled his °vet tures, he c..ntmitted this wicked outrage in revenge. The wretch has been taken into custody. LXECUT/ON OF 1.11.1 h &RANT BARRY. The awful sentence of the Coon Martial, upon Ira. Berry. the Frit Lieutonarc of the Ha.-err' sloop a war, was carried 'um execution em Mondas, sitv board that vessel, in Pis mnuth Sound t th. Prisoner having hr:; removed Iron. the Setesoler dr' Mandy. to the award sloop of war, which sty alongside a dulk, in }imamate. At rune n'agt Le appeared. and mu-red the scaffold with the great. st fortitude ; he then requested to sneak with rde Key. Mr. Birdwood, on the scaffok ; Ire said a few words to Iron, hut in so low a time n• w,ice, they could not he distitieliy feud. The blue cip brio g put over his faze, the litit tsvr-gun was lired, and he was run up to •Ise s . ativaid f-se yard arni, with 4 thirty-two p tund ,•.t r..d to Ms fret. UCI. fortunately the knot sad git round under his chin, which caused grc. t cutheuiri..)4:& lee quarter of an how. Ater bet", su. l .entiod it:, usual. areas he was lowezed i.t.o his co w wis ready to receive dins, in a boat Mimed—My nts-, •'er„.and conveyed to the It .y Fic,siutal, where his , Foie ds teats to apply kr ins undy for interment. • he Vit diet: rd in a tli , coat, white wa syeesat, (due pin .throes and :so .ts. He WAS a native of Lancaster, on:y ia his 224 year. For the last week I.e veined penitent, firmly colleaed, and prepared to meet vs A curiuus circumstance occurrzel while the Pri- so,. . was in the Catain with the Clergyman, la ..eising the Sacrament s A woman cmie alongside the Heser.fa hulk, and handed up a letter, signed t.iisi./t. it Robes t•• to the Cuinna.nding OIL. r. wiiich stated, that Leto. Berry conid yet be saved, and the ptraon who do it was along Ale—it was by rua:i . a e. l'he worn in was ot detest in, boat d, an : put under the care of a eitnte.el. When the execution was over, Capt. Mires, with the Clergyman and othersopm !toned the woman—She said, she are.timol a dream the 'receding itirt. mat d tie we:A. oa board the Named that day. and Lieutenant fieuy would marry his.. he w sold ant satf..; 4 nth..--sl l e was asked who advised her ? she teplit,i, f..at sha.sted told her dre-on to some women, where she Iraqi in Duck. who recommended her to go, in cansequence of her dream. Sate Wet 4.1:60C111161114, aiul seat on "'APPAL ACtIoN. " A lett? from Ports nub, atit.d l op Tuesday. says. the t.ssek *. 4, Captain .‘laviiug. arrived s..is day from the llay of tlot.Jiaras, ELM bearnig off a French logger pi i . :itC,l', of Pia • iand, oa oand. y evening last. 0:: '1 hotsclay previous, (;.pain NI. fen in with an English schooner privateer SU 'leagues W. rff Scilly. belth.ging to Plymouth. Worn firs :s.sin, shehad English col ,nts ',oisted When • within gun 411,,t, she Cirri ,roe .hot. and hoiste,' French colokls. Captaia %I t'.ea fire I a bruadridei the privateer haulzd d isan Fte,...:h et - hunts, aid tioliteJ English; ::sea yeasi:J tiring, and nearing !Zell otter. Camaia sl asked M.,,at schooner it was. and from INbeOrY j but tece:vi:ti no answer. Cap ra:li M. bld him, if he did not give an answer, he shoLsl,l fire another breads de. After repeaterly asking, he got the folhiwir,g answer: "she suds as Engla4 pri:ntesr." So II after they had an interview, and told Captain Manning. he would tricot several English privateers, but no probability of touLing any French. Captain M. proceeded on. and on Sunday evening, of Portland. 1.11 in with a French lugger privateer,which bailed him in good English, and said :he was the Neptune, of Ports:is-nth. Tra p.ivateer attempted to boa:d seven s:iffcrent tinsel, but could not succeed. In her 6:st attempt el • carried away her bowsprit against her stern. A... sorry to say the Mate. Mr. John Powell, was killed early in the action, and won after a boy, named William Larking, who was then in the attitude (u he could not get a musket) of throwing empty glass bottles over the stern down into the privateer. In less than five miontes atter. Captain M. received a wound in bis left side by a musket ball, but nut dam gerous. Soon after, Captain M got one of the heavy guns to bear on hes, and could distindtly.hear them say, , Abner. Monger , ' and soon honiedoff. 01 the crew, which condi - eel of 26 men .nil boys in all, only the Master. Mate, and two lads. wire English. All the others were forgiven, ano be haved remarkably well ; they stood to their gu-s against an incessant fire ot musketry from the pri vateer for three quarters ot an hour. The mate.ll4 left a wile and two children, woo. the Captain trusts, will not pals unnoticed. noon a•ter the ac tion. they fall in with His Majesty's ship dome, to whom they gave information s she worst en pursuit ot we pi ivateer. . The commencement of the Drawing of the New Lottery Plan must put an ene to all doubts and disputes about its number ut Blanks and Prizes The entire evidence of Tuesday's Drawing peremp toriiy demonarates. that the Scheme doc not con rain 'lwo Blanks to a Prize.—Every one of the Tea Day's Drawing wilt be moan, demoostratno of Ws taa. heec;~kn: --.....--- county, set. i . t. A tilcarter Asteinblt was held reverdry. w.-eti an Ad•teess of congrarula•i - st t•i General Si: Arai thnr NVelleslley. 4 tirm hi. t• in noh il re. urn fr-iii Zealand, war unanimously agrei•l to, :di oral Ted to he presen•-d. Mr. footle , moved, that a relit:so* ra lii made to the Lord Milos. and Bard of Aldermen,. to. gnestinz their rrmeurrence to a measure et having the memory of King William commemorated in the usual mann r. Mt. Ca :re a aid observed. that be could •Se itnid no doubt of the cordial concurrence of the L a rd May•ir in a nieasur •o' rf , ; 4 l nature. He recall sfi d bat one :r.stante where this ess-ntial oe , e rn..ns lead been Offlift.d. .nd that ts.ts in ti , e I tst yew . 'lt hrmte'r, is Ike i 6 ...rifler ,f a . yeoman, had .i, Ca .0,4 ~,,,,,,,, Or li., arrri shed homage is sple or .. .11 tee I:! mm', in I , land! ! r. Mr. Neater es u!pated t"e late Lord Mayor from w tot of 7.t.•41 or n•gitence, in ovnitlis this v-aerated solemnity ; he wa, conscious that he afiled io complete vielatiln of 1- . 1 .. feelings. his principles. and his lodgment, while yielding to the Ministry of ti- 1 ••• .live • adr G- rr ase rialied. that rbe Lord Muer, at first man in the city, could circler and command a processital, to which custom had. 1"r i long Wks of years, giirest an honrurable sanaion. Tice mOtl• a was unanimously car•ied. ' The usual era•,t • t 10001. •vras voted to the lane I.rnd Mayor. n 0 for it, 2 only against it. ' , tanks were ale voted to tile late Lord Pierc e the sheriffs. an I Underaihr•iff. The .tee.tom of the e;.v was d'istinaly coafgkesi on , :i.: Ir.t:teis Houk; s, Lt•ut -Coastal Pratt,,Ciut. C:•.olcahank. uarticolarly frr his gallatit cod a storming the t art n sa of Montt Video, andl others -:-Adj :ratted. The annu. I visitation of the Archbishop ofDtds. lin, was held at St Patrick's Cathedral, oa Wade ncs3ay laic. Among the business transaiteoae an 'order from his G , ace to the Parish Minimise. that they should in future pay 751. a year to oath of their Curates, instead of SO! —s regulation which had been sung time in contemplation. The was received with a murmur lhan only ow man. (interest, toe*. 1., A'hent ten o'sloell on the night of Sandhi' let, the berate of Laurance Bluth , of chaoterslatod. oear 'Erni?, in the emu tr Tipperary.. and eohti• gulus to the cnu ty of 1.. tartlet.- was attacked' hp' an armed band; ti of about tw-tity, who set ere to the htiuse in different norts;',llred sevtral 'shoes Its. it, and when Smirk, fonnathat he 'Auld ao !Alger remain in the house, he rushed oat wined, and al.. thuaKh tired at several times, fortunately *waged. having 'fir , t discharged a ion, WhictiUer• is ry reason to think slightly wolinded'osse.tf. the #a i the house was consumed, alai poor man, ,ightt O. herty. whoottr•••••rer, who iota' to s p tbere night, fell a 'Man to the games. Bo 11?; on c l a ing his escape. went to his father's; ' at is own about 500 yards ; that his touter having saw his house in filmes, went to his aasistance • on which Rourke returned to where MO honso ;toed. Wad ti.e party gone, but his father's lifelash crseose close . to the . remaining 'Srajlt Of di e imusc,. tivir t ii re. eeired several model gnn-shot annindlls be Mon• day. inq,tests strereisolio by Joseph Vrias..ciede freyMaszef. etid ro atiOltitiestr. oh whelk *the dirty bfought in's* Ms et—Jr/fill . arder. , . 4 This i c etc prisoners who stand folly cesuraittad for divers felonies, will be remcved from the s i eve. cal gaols in the city of . 4oarloo ar„,.l county of Kid. dieser. to'Nfeigate, preparatory to their wilds at the Old &dry, which commence nett Wadan. day. The Genersl (jointer Seniors, of the Peps for the city of Westminster, vunrneneed yesterday. be. tore , WILL IAM M•IMMAKINGS. F.aq. ands Beactof Joist:erg, when use Grao.d and Petit Juries were i.vorn, and .one business, bat of no pubbc isle. rest. was disposed of. J. W . No 16, Combat, Worms the H.dders .f oupplemestary Tick. is and Snares, not Vo *wag Money, that their Weaves' Number* so,i4 be drown over again in the Sa?o,leasitatary I,, , ,tery, of only 6,0043 •l'ickets, giving them tLa C.: nee * the great Proses of 40,0101. 10,0001. o.le Thousands. live Hundreds. to Ice. ice» y•mont any seldi.;on.d aspen*. or trouble of ci:aag. Pig them Numbers. _ . _ 'Os E...e %Wit tilt the Eastwe Regitt , .it cf C. • merg n Volunteers, soutiast. g .4 upwards of MO men, reancLed into Cardiff. OD peresaneit cuty, har tea 18)1, and -a the sth ibnt.nt. that regiment rr mired an ele , rent pair of colours, the gift ut SS Marquis t tit ea, Lord Lieutenant - ofe catnip, The regi:near was drawn up in Ils Car.le-Neese the g. sum; *eu. g kept by the Cardif Cavalry. when the Rev. ilssJ Vie DA! ci.nse. ailed the colours in • most impressive manner ; after which, C..-I.Paica addressee :he Corps in a DM ISO approp-late speech. Ilse assemblage of possums as this occasitin win very numerous and re. Vati and she effeS produced strikingly grai.d, a b el from the pietne,que &spastic.° or Vie he scenery, as from vie military rondua and appear ance et the cr ace. kmay be truly said, that Car.. 2itf ha. self , rn witnessed a scene so ii , teresting and awmating. In . the evening. the Officers of In° Corps er tertained a large party of traeuds at droner. at Mc Cardiff Arms Can. Among whom were the Hon. Carani Gaersrmt. R.N. Lieutenant-Colonel M &ODIN. Captaie bisucs, the Officers rat. the C. did s.;av .11 y. as Well as LicitteDADA-Colonillkinsty of tn- Usk Volunteers, sod Lis OfEc r s. whe tare also a: Card - ff en permanent duty. mid handsomely offered weir surtecs to keep the rowed s and in order that each nicaber of the regiment Might pan. take of Cie testivi.ies of the day, seven barrels if brown st •ut were erstrahuted amungit the une-cows. d Offi:ers and Pi:rates. A Nirns, a rm.'s% glllen by COI. PRIG,. w er.ettuad by lama than one hu dte.f an. , fifty pirsoaeuf tar respetts , ..dity t aruong erhAss Mete was a greater disetarthaa usu.o of beauty .ad fa.hion. "11 comp* .y, hignls grat.fie.l ay Use asnasemen $ tle night. dy,l not separate till in early hour rl. following morning. In justice t , . dais Int regimarts we claw t omit oar Commend...one of the memo platy con met saran by thaw. dazing tb• viols their tea days' serene. " o. ~rn q. d d ~bs w m. d