The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-11 00:00:00

WfMIPIM A T a COURT of DIRECTORS of the EAST tN!'t LOMPINY, held au Wednesday, the 19th a ,l+u.•, : !teiolved ou.nitneusty. That tit•> ieete.venience which hat bee') exp:oenced, bor, the mdtore oloooro ut the. Mreonos Of th.s Comm inefew.ional,e Arrooflott. I ai•h the regular Naval Service of thoCuowany, rantleti n Int awry of the -Omni 40- infcbrm the Pre 4.e.t00, that tt will be for the interest of the Company to fi•l 0., the next "acetic*, th..t uiv ha,yee ut the: Dise,t.oo, by a C:etleeran oi that TP•••ri'di..lll &geed, by Ordl-r of •he said f'oort, AVILLIAM R NI S tY. Secretary. TO THE PR. >PR HrTußs ulr EAST-DIDIA STOLE Lv outs stun (iertit.owtse. WLIE \ the above unanimous Resolution of the Court of Elsrettuse. was sonmi , ted to -.ow cooirde nt'on' I w ;wag nn by thn most racoon, g. t Clftllmutanc , s, sad the advice at massy reviwnshle friend., to signify ms in tention of ulterior --yvelf a CAlllll)tsTr. for the DIR PC TILe, a d ornceedisig to she %shot upon the cm vaeattey which might take Mace. The death si sour los worthy Dar rector, Mr. Le Minsmier, ther-fore, al4 wine me to renew my convict, v +citations for th-. honour of VAST Slll , rort and to repent tar firmer declarotis., of prnrceiling to the on this der nr Election. Shook) your kindoess upon that oce.- Won, place me so the s-i t.i wlsals 1 .•nt , e, no is, RV, as humble ho se. that a erm.te of more than tl i.ty year., aealoo.ty dcvntr-l-ao the Lompany'v maritime ensotne, ws'l prate me not ssisoorthy of so disiissgsuche.l a mask of your raiour and co..fia ,, lt e I two the hossnor to he, wish great reopen, Lade •w• Grons'emmi, YOU, UllO4 iirrynted 4umble serv•.,t, GE. litf;h: XiII.LETE. • AV , llwn,y4 Hnuite, Lavtottstone. lke. 10.1605 - N N. Captain Milleteb Commits: , will tncil at the yin i x'g /1141 Taverm, 61 the ria -, ltry, on Thar:lvo nest, the Itth ',natant, at n.ie o'clock peeci , ely, add wary fol , owill day, tree did hews of 1 till 4 u'cletelt. ' TO THE PROPItIETOIVII 01 EAST INDIA STOCK. LA DIU A , O GINTLIriIEtt, orriliE Death 01 year Lae respeetable Direent, Mr. Paul Le Nieto. ie.', It.-",,g oreononed a vacant!, 1 het levee to solicit the honour oft our tots* and .uoport to 111 . 3Cet A lout in the Direction. I have streak dme Thvecif the honour of stall: ray pre te,,,,,e.. ...Heti, I flatter mveelf, a•e of th , deem ntion ream,- i i .,,,de I b: , Sl7 remotion of the Court of 13:rectors, on the 19: 11 June 1.51. -n . con con-hletetion Shou , i It be to I.le.eure to we, me the prefereeee I sha.: endeavour, b. anrdinitting :Ito:otter! to sour evren4 , II 6.1t1 iiiereatioc to ~itime affairs, to, merit the `rest obhgation yogi coati. 1 Irate the honour to he, 1,a,14e awl .:enthnen, . Ye , * most ottellit nt he I,ld e eeriest, C ‘MPRELL MAJORIKANKS. Wernsi&etsfeet, Lamina Dee. 10. llttis. TJ THU fit 'RUMORS lir EAST rs ni A SLOCK. L4PIR. asp Grovtamati, WHEN the Hunouratalte Craort r,f Direftors in brmad Too that it motld be Gtr the sr.rcre. of the Comdaily M etl the twat Vacancy that ..b.sir - d hap en oath a MARI I'IME CANDIDATE, 1 ah.monced my inteotion of nlfer.ug ins wit to tour Notice whenever a favourable "paw tunly alos.bl f.m.ssit itself; and at the same cone Bottle...A you world not let the simitaion of perm:vial ap iication toper te to my tEraJr.ott.Le, an I d,l not thiiik it st , irtly deromos.to menu before a %%wane), ocrorrer.l. Thin event haviiiig rakeo place by the -cease of your w .rthy Director, Mr. Al.lermars Le Merurier, I take leave to oler mynelf u a Candi.late to summed him. and to mistreat the ho our of your voter and s u pport on the occasion; fur which porpoise I shall, an rt , ly possible, do myself the pleasure c 'a personal application. 1 hare the honour to be, ith great reaper; La' en and Gentwmen, Your iaultail and ohedieot JOHN lVt )01.NIORE. QuermeScpsare, Decewher 10, 11305. SOCIETY OF Setl44olM ASTERS THE SOCIETY rpf SCI-10004AS I'ERS will h"ld their F.igi rlt Muraal Meetn,e it the C r o w n and Amehor famm. or 11. r., 'oe. the 4 234 Instant. PRESIDVNT. The 11,1 ht Illeeeterrul GEORGE ISAAC HUNTINGFORD, 1.4 d.sho nf Glnucr•tcr. VICE PRESIDENTS. The Re.. William Vincent, 1) I) Dean of Weremi•nter. The Rev. Somriel T,r, D. D. Prebends , ' of St. Paul's. COM'iITTEF FOR MOS. Charles Burney. L. L. L.) & F R.S. Cha lrm.n. Rev. Mayhew Ramis, D. D. & F. R S. Deputy Chairman. Ili.. T. S. Atieuurl, A. M Mr Kelly. Rev A Crontige, L L. L. R• e. J. Lindsay, D D. Rev. G. Gasen, A. M r. W.lliam Uterine, A. M. I lice. W. Shaw, A. M. 1) Fee. J. Hewett. B. 1) S-Cretary to the Committee. Rev. G. GiMon Secretary t. the Society, and Treariorer,. Ms. Kelly. auatt III•PICIFivI 1.151 . 141CTS Wllliem Biirai•y, A M. Gniport..—R..e. T. S. S•iliett, A %I Ootore.—,:ev. %V. Kroft, D D. Ctren , :cater. AUDITURS. Rey. Dr. Crombie. Rev. J. Dew:att. and Mr. Lord. TRUSTEES To THE FUN DS. Rev. Dr. Barrow, Dr. Charles Burney, and Mr Rol ie. STRWAROS FOR THE ANNIVERSARY OF 110.3. Mr. Chipman. R... G. Nichols, L. L. D. Rev. If ',tn. Rar. K. Roberts. A. M. Rev C. T. Heathcote, DD. Rev J. Stoachan, A. M. The o',jeLl of stir fbarietv r to establish a Fond (or the Er nefit of the WVrdoes a.al Orphans of School:Lasters : and for the Rea of s. Schoolmasters and Ush , os as ray become n covetous through are. inAnoity, or molar 110. P .• Tickets for tee Dossier ray be had as the Bar of Ike Ta vern ; also &wits of t..• 13tritutron. • • pot, of the Crane, owing to a severe bruit,: he re: aired be the 4.ltrr ow Much 1114.440. The^.4sinii 4/1041 Cr sole litlr‘Maitilliqute nn thelkills stored Ilitijia:;lWled for those mouth., but ha elf - no cap tor.. 1 arm, &c. IG (Signed) GE.()R The Honnu,able Reer•Adlioral Cr.ch.aue„ •. Jrc drc *c. Barba toes. Copy of a Letter fnm, Vice-Admiral Metes, Commander 'no Chi-i of Ms M.jr4tr's Shi -a and Vessels at Jamatra, t Mar.4.-n, Eve. *lc I at Port Roy 11, OA 1, InoS ottl , you well r-care, fur the Information .4th I..o.t.a:osneresoran...os dos Ad naraltv, th‘l crn.ry of a letter I .ave utectecd horn C...tain If, tie, of Hui Maj.mre , Ron Deer. I aiga, ,Yr. J. R. DACRLS Die Majesty's sloop Rein Deer, soff • Myaae, the tOth of Sept. ibc:3 sit...t ha,e the sati , fact ~,,, to sentsaint you, that, on tin lisp is-tent, after a eltao, of upward. of sic hoot. I CaAIITO the ?tench prisaveo Itenosontee, of IWO froottoders and to'. , / .npu, belonging to St. Doo.i. go. bur ha Rattan., sod lint lint takro ow/ rhit.R. Much cr..dit i. due to tlr R in r)—• „molly, for their strung iteenions at the during the whet chart, hi a very hot day. .14/11, tie oumour Iola!, .le, .1t)14 1 ! , FYFFE. To James Rirluard nacres, Fen. Rear-Admiral of the Red, Comniandet-in.o ief, &c J.llll4lea. FROM L4ST NIGHTS GAZEITE Admire!twOfrt i nfc. 10, 1105. C., of a Latter fro n thelinn. Rea: , Admital Cochran..., Con). nsaodet-bi-Ctitc` of Hi. Majesty's Ships and Vessels, at the Leeesh , d I.lawds to William Marsden, EN. dated on boon! Northumberland, In sight of Ihrb.,4lurs, Octant., 23, 180" , hl K—l beg lame to (pet , ct to the Lords Commissioners of 01. Adrni.altv, a copy of a letter from Captain Tobin, sic rs an accwiitt of the capture of His Majesty's late sloop the Cyan -1 and lam happy to acquaint their Lor.ll.lllpo, that am 014 ininntbed by a ship, that left flarbarloea last n.Tht, tLeat the 'Naiad h.ns been captured by nil whip Ja.on I am, Sc. ALEX. COCHRANE. Princs Chariotte ' at Anchor off the tialph of Paris, 9 th October, 1305. Sin -1 b, l to acquaint you, that, on the sth instant, near T..F.0. 0 ), Hi. Majesty's shy tinder my command captor-et' the Crane French cure its, (fate in lirs Majesty's service) of Swum, ti-preindem, two f. ins. and six 12-pound carnal:ides, with a crew .it 190 inert, comman.led by Monsieur Mrenard, L.- utenant de Var.'s, iti; the Naial brig,of earthmen long twelve riac.d Is, and Zilo hum, was in company, eattertanded by Monsieur Humour, I.o.W.:sant de rairseatt (the senior fif• firs r) ; but. Int tsk,as a more prudent adoption and superior t , feetesi her escape, without any apparent injury. Woen dricosercd, they were Mn distant, I star no chanee of so ei i,,e,,sg.thesn Is an •.o.rd pursuit; 1, therefore, disguised the Process Charlotte as much as poottak, write* had the de are, *feet of bringing. them down. Ca;osin Messed d.feodcd his ship in a very gallant manner; end; a u nap:iy that her loss in men has been incrms s.derable. Tire !moon Cairtairt, Monsieur Gnitier. and two aea ere hilted; a.. r, n•iegag de Yuman •sid eiolit 100111r1I woorad:rd some tit thetas Ti gas i tif4llls Of the Princess ChJeutifir are much cut, o is roars. , is , the Aim of north vessels. She had rule man kill••• 1 and siv w,ruel tK.I. amt. of Them rnurially 1 have earl reason cs toe aviahei with the oAerrs and sliu'a eonivaey (at The time ahoy , thirty sre:n •,f c...nyolerreirt, slaLs ritteu.ree. e. To Mr. Pettier Was..er, the Fun f a •ei tc. '.ltr.. exertions 1 Lairs Lova ate ;Yid of THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON', WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. We have received Paris and I lamburgh Papers, both to the 30th last. The former contain the offi cial reports of the military operations in Germany down to the 19th, and of those in Italy, to the 18th. They constitute the matter of a series of Bulletins of the Grand Army, consissiergotthe 42d, 23J, 24. h, 'ltli, and ?Atli ; and the seventh Bulletin of the Army of Italy. We Were informed by :be Ham burgh papers of last week, that I%loer-tart's di; ision had been completely defeated at Krems, 1-y the Russian army under General Kurt:sow.— Toe t.vn first of the present series of Bulletios, give a very different account of the business, and assert that, though NloaTiEk'S division only amounted to 4100 men, it defeatel the whole Russian army, •iter a contest that lasted from sis in the morning unti! four in the afternoon. The 24th Bulletin is composed of vulgar Jacobinical Attie of the Aus trian Government, with scarcely a military feature. The 25th Bulletin states, that the corps of MuttaT and LANT4:.S came up with the Russian army on the 15th, at Holehrunn, when the Russians fled, after a slight contest ; but, being reinforced, and having made their dispnsitions,renewed the fight, the 'leader may suppose—No; but sent BaronW rtriziricasione to demand a capitulation for the whole of the Russians, and leave to return home as they came. This proposal, we :are told, was refused by BUNA- P A NT e, becauu the capitulation was a kind of treaty, and it did not appear that M. ‘VirerziNSEILODIC Lad any authority from the Emperor of Russia. We shall only stop here to observe, that every capitula tion is a kind of - treaty, and that a General, com manding an army, must be presumed to have full powers to capitulate, as well as to fight. This offer being, however, refused, the 26th Bulletin in forms us, that the Russians commenced their march for Ziiaim, and that the French having overtaken them, a dreadful battle was fought at Tuntersdoff, in which the French obtained a signal vi4lory. Night only saved the remnant of the Russians. There were several charges with the bayonet, and the Russian grenadiers are acknowledged to have dis played veal. intrepidity. General Oenityor and his two Aidet-de- Camp, were wounded in the engage- Next day, the 17th, BOP , AP A RTC advanced his Lead-quarters to Znaim, the Russians having previously retreated to Bruno. The advanced guard of the French army pursued them half way ; but, we are told, that BONAVARTZ, "having teamed that the Emperor of Aust eta was tLcre, , aisbed to give a proof of his respeet for that Prince, and halted on the lg;h." As faithful journalists, we have felt it our itity to give the several Bulletins, horn which we have made this sketch, at length, as they appeared in the Moniteur, the accredited Gazette of the French Government. They are further entitled to notice, as having issued successively from the Head-quarters of Boa A• PARTS, and in their malice, vulgarity, and Ja cobinism, bearing evident marks of his mind, his heart, and his pen. It would not, however, be jus tifiable, on our part, to encourage any longer a de lusion, of which the enemy abroad, and a nest of stock-jobbers at home, have probably availed them selves before this time, with too much success. We assure our Readers, that we have authority to state, that Government are in possession of advices from His Ma jesty's Ambassador to the Emperor of Russia, dated the 19th last, at Olrautz, the then residence of His imperial Ma jesty the Emperor of Germany, which induce them to believe, that the whole of the accounts in the Bulletins, shish we have given, respcaing the alleged orowal of a capitulation of the Russian army und& General' Kutulovv, of the irn. proper Conduct alts Suted to. o.4.4gs ,iiins, altdethe disloya! sebtishint3 onhc „tu r as of Austria, arc disgraceful btan- Acrs, and iafainous falsehoods. This daelaratiqn, which we make from authority, tas relieved'us from the necessi-y of pointing (Ay many internal marks of falsehnod with which the ''irench statements Abound We shall only nbservv, !Fat, even according to the Frenet accounts, the battle, at Krems, and at 'luntersdnlT, were decided by the bayonet. We give the French full credit for celerity of movements, and skill in mlnasiavring, but they must excel in phy sical str:ingth much mom than we have been t night to believe, if, as is said, in the ease of the battle of Krems, 4,000 French could overcome a Russian army of 24,000, for Kuvusow's force could nor be less, at the point of the bayonet. It is true chat the Russians tell hack, after the battle of Krems, and so far appear a beaten army. But, how far had they fallen hack ? Fo Tnntersdorff, on the 16th, not two days march from Krems, where they bad been on the 10th. This slow retrogradation is not the retreat of a routed or defeated army. That 80. NAPARTE kept at a respeßful distance from them, we believe ; but it was a respeCt paid to the Russian arms, and not, as ridiculously asserted, to the presence of the Emperor of GERMA N Y, at Brunn ; what cour tesy that generous Soverign would recei►e, if in the power of BONAPARTE . , the vile slanders of the Corsican's Bulletins too plainly testify. Here then we cease our review of the military operations in Germany, without one more observation upon the alleged capitulation of the Russian Army, or the reverence and respea paid by BONAPARTE to the Emperor of GRRHANY. We have already stated that the Emperor of GERMANY was at Ol.nutz, on the 19th last. The Ilead.quarters of BONAPARTE were on the preceding day at Znaim. His Corsican Majesty does not appear to have passed any time at Vienna. He entered that city on the 14th, and while in its immediate vicinity, resided at the im perial seat at Schoenbrunn. The 7th Bulletin of the Army of Italy, is dated Gorizia, the 17th of Novemlrer, at which time the advanced guard of MAMMA'S army was preparing to pursue the Archduke COARLES to Laybach. Our tears for the safety of that gallant Prince *re, however, much diminished. It appears from the Bulletins of the Grand Army, that BERNADOTTE, whom we supposed in his front. WAS, on the 13th, manctuvring on the north side of the D mubc ; and we find, from a Proclamation of the GOVERNOR of VI Nlc e, that 24,000 Russians were expeasd in that city, on the third. The Hamhurgh Papers carry down the accounts from the Russim army in Germany, to the 22J. Upcn that day its head-quarters were at IVischait, between Olnsutz and Bruttn. Count Li avow' z had arrived at 8914 A? /ATE'S head-quarters, and the Archduke FERDINAND had driven the division of BARAOVAY LLIERS Out Of BI)helnla. Generals FR AMC!' DUNI:IAS and NIACK t Fa sacs are appointed to commands in the expe dition. Yesterday They had an audience of the Duke of Yo it, at his Office, previous to their de parture for the Continent. The DUKE held a pub lic day, and saw a number of Officers, and after wards had a consultation with the Duke of Cam e/tit:lGL and Lord CASTI.CRE AOll. His Royal Highness the Prince of WA Les does not intend coming to town till the meeting of Parlia ment. *che Transports, with the Troops on board for the Continent, which sailed on i•lonJay morning from the Downs, were obliged to put back again. the wind having changed. The 2cl Battalion of the ioth Itee:iment, at Fe •ersham and Ospringe, has received orders to pre pare to embark fur foreign service. No trial, of any public interest, took place yes terday, in any of the Courts of Law. Yesterday the Loess Mayo's reduced the price of Bread an assize and a half, or 3d. in the peck.loaf, which will take place to-mPrrow, when the price of the quartern, wheaten, will be I ld. and household 91d. A, Court of Commrm Council will be held on Friday next, for the dispatch of public business. The Nero, M.Lataus, from ixiwfoundland, for Portugal, is captured, and carried into France. The Narfoti, POPE, from Loudon, for Memel, is lost in the Baltic. The following vessels have pnt into Ramsgate Harbour. with the toss et anchors and cables, and other damage, The hiattelcater, LitaW). and the Joh , l, N:Lohte, trantdora; Reified. h o rn the NI uetva, vt.l tuner, Soutt, h or n the livrviklc. ;rum London for Ita badoes; M y er, Ann. Ford, Iron Looden for Tfitlidabti; the (dder, I).vie, (moan Itrndun -JAM4I(.3 ; the Theme:, l'ocri, from (Albano for 0. 0 0 M.; Varna', loner, foam London fur Cep*. Etle.emg, Itiehamloosa, from filuoderland for Guerna,l• Ehaa, Oxley, Pum St !Amer; Fanny, (non pomiuica ; Abratiam,Lehd,o, (,r Bristol; Pr .virlentie. Jacobs, troll. ; Anchor's Hope. Lou, from Dram I r Falmouth; Dilsvmee, Stapleton. for Plymouth ; Amity, :Cara. Imia.ll6l: fur Poole; Vanua., faun IM Dover; Voluo tem, Jones, from Camaro,' . Heseules, keelegroe. from C;rs , iville, for Whnaat.le Jere., , ltlagte , and the Miners, Luther, from f;,odno P o ol e . Our letter from Dover st:a:rs, that" a smuggling vessel had arrived at Deal front Flusliing. and had brought in7elligenze that the Austrians had retake:. Vienna, after having dc treated the French with im mense loss, aid th it II a w-is This, we apprehend; is aalf it.reeieel of the report erhichitas circulated some days ern- 4," ' TM:AIRS. Dauer-Last. A new Comedy was performed bete last eight, lor the first time, called The &boo! for Frerad,. j t is avowedly the pm 111.1 on of a young lady, we be lieve a Miss Cat AMS RS. The charaders were thus represented s us,ei Bel Now. . . . . IVMM Sir Frr';ll , . . Mr Wiwi ‘ll4 r ms . Sir FAN rt Eirvoith , . . Mr ISA@ IiTWORIL.' 11+,0 , M tittle, Dan , . • Mr MiTHLWI. 14:r. 1)01 , N I.@ . . 11t s los u ca. . . . Mils F. Nil', .• . . Mr.. II SID lanall. Lure, M.‘.l Mat L. N. Sir ['Award Epuorih gal mat ie.l a voting lady of great merit, boauty, and .iccismo!:s:•••n•-•ts ; but her waist of fortune had preventod Lis friends rrrsas re cognising her Sir I die r.. loses his fortune at play, deserts his wife and chil I, Iss•cornes connected with Ledo Ca/or/and. an old d, mi,el). of fash‘on, and openly resides in her house. L.& I 1 .-„ea , the name of flamilioa. and, with re,- chi b c , 7 faithful servant, Lucy, retires to a C011:.t , y • :1 age, where she meets a benevolent Q taker, and is d;•.- covered by Lord !Isidore, a young man of 1.111; just returned from his travels, who had 1. towel her in London, and from whom she wished to se crete herself. She has jewels to di:rose of for her support ; lie gives;two hundred pound ; which mon. y releases .bie Edward from prison. Lord Reladar ai the friend of Sir Edward, whom I.e !typos. sto Le the husband of Leda Cori-Hand, Lid makes him ti•e : confidant of his honourable passion for Mix. lio n:00a. it Edward, alarmed lest his friend shoull make an improper alliance, writes to MI. Hand el, advising her not to impose on the credulity of his friend, but accept a settlement from him.— The wounded feelings of a deserted wife, who still I wed the author of her misery, were admirably depiEted in this scene by Mrs. JURDAI4. 'the amiable, tv,ly Lord &insert, reconciles all parties; Jir !Wad rJ becomes penitent, and his amiable wife forgives him. A lids old uncle arrives from the West Indies, and bestows fifty thousand pounds on the happy couple. Miss Ewald, Lady Courifind's Fry and-dong,hter, an innocent young girl, claims Lord Pelmors's pro teetion, which he bestows, by matying her. blot. Mew flaw, by the same method, ptev.ttts on 1.41,1 to become a fair friead. Sir Felix, Sir Edward's uncle, is reconciled to him, aid all parti•s are made happy. The dialogue is lively and spiii.ed ; possesses much wit, and a v.lst of sentimmt ; but rather too much of the latter. The scene be tween Mr. Hardy and Lad,/ routilond, in the third a,ft, should be altered; and the (4.7,0 :rename would be considerably iinth eyed, were Sir Edward introduced to Isis amiable wife in a more gentlemanly. and more probahle manner. The fair authoress has great Merit. All her charasiers are well drawn. Mis Joao w's part is one of considerable p and was most admirably sustained. Her silvery sounds sunk deep into the heart. Miss Port's was one of tliose pa: is in which she has nn aqual. Mrs. H. S °woos, as the innocentEeedv, was lively aad one looked beautiful. MI.S Et.l.otel Lary was a highly-finished portrait I.o.4 l leiesire, alivuy henevo -1 tit young maei ((fashion, witli all the spirit of a Ref. roar, received from Mr. Et.t.1.104 every ass.s• ante the authoress could wish. Alr.Dowrou's part was a good-natoredold Englishman in which he was very succe:sful. Me 0110 WAS Willi N-11 for Mr. BANNISTCa, and, in his abse.:ce, was taken by Mr. MA THEN'S, whose performance was excellent. Mr. WftulJGH. TON, Mr. BA Ita 5,101111. and Mr. DoltlNt lt, were equally successful ; and the Comedy was received with unbounded applause throughout, by an over flowing audience. The Prologue was spoken by Mrs. H. Si ormas. who supplicated the favour of the audience for the fair authoress, with a grace that could rot be de nied. The Epilogue was spoken by Alr.M AT it cws. in charaller. It possesses much point and humour, also some very happy allusions. He delivered it extremely well. Yesterday, the Doke of CLIMIIER L AND gave a dinner to the Dukes of York and CAMBRIDGZ. and a seleft parry. Yesterday, Princesses AUOUGT A, SOPHIA, and. Amu' A, rode on horseback in Windsor Park. The ROYAL FAMILY will time to town to-clay. To-morrow evening they will honour Covent garden Theatre with their presence. Mrs. JORDAN wore a blue muslin dress, lA , r night, appliqued round with brown ; it was sim, ley elegant, and becom:og. The Dukes of BLDFOMM and DlAwcuutsa asS exported in town, this Bay, from Sesser. The Marchioness of HL•DFORT, and Lad? MAIM TAY Lon, dined, yesterday, with the Cowls:. test of Cosi yeoman, at her house, Great Stanhope. street. May-fair. His Grace the Archbishop of CA vote had a seleEt natty to dinner , yesterday. at his house, South A'wdley-street. Sassuet.Wstir tartan, Esq. M.P. and family, are expeCted to-morrow, from their seat, in BeJlord shire. The Duchess of BEDFOItiI is busily employed is superintending the great preparstioas, st Wibui ft, fir her grand Masquerade, which are nearly pleted. All tare different dre►jes are entirely the LlireCtion of her Grace. the Cosate of last night contains Congratulatory ilddmses to His MAJEsTY. on aceinvit of the glo rious vidlory off Trafalgar, froth New Sarum. city of Chichester, county of Essex, county of ?lottolL, 1'0..1e, Reading, Beaumaris. Devizes, and Inver ness. On viewing the library of the once celebrated Azzimie Mu atm v. now gi.ing to lie sold by &newt). we were much surprised to find rich a voluminou. Cullettiun of unpublithed PLAY., Wrapas on Ult.-. ORIGIN, Nowell*, Pte. of the FACGLISiII DNA NII• wt ich appears to he orated in ilia most able min ocr, by that accomplished and poliebed scholar. We hope and trust, the same may fall into the possession of those who may benefit the putilic,m imblishing frnas tucli excellent miter:4W i.