The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1811-06-20 00:00:00

- • Mill SMYTH. A ritAt Over tins* gauze, with iiivrr ball tr irie. MisS BLAND• A white sea saver teak. IRE TWO MISS WIN IMAMS. Rith silver ISMS drew. MISS MI I.SAICKE. A rich silver illMe dress. MISS VYNER. A Biitish het tonic. tartly embroidered in MISS JEN NING. A pia lame embroidery. MtriS RANKS. A British net, richly embroidered in silver /w.f. THE THREE MISS Mil:STAtiljEki. British Het spotted in silver. MISS BUM BOLD. A rich silver tissue dress, with elegant silver borders. MISS LOWTHER. As drawls silver embroidered patent set dress, *ids rich silver bus &is. MISS BROWNRIGG Dress of white satin, body and sl of bloc and silver tissue cum', I , ~,, tied with white satin sod Writ bottom stt dress to correspond. Head dress, phasic of timthers, MISS SMITH. Dress of white satin, with • rich border of silver dowu the front and rowed the bottom ; body and sleeves of net, ap. Aligned in silver, sod maned with the some. Head diem, feathers and diontoods. MISS D. LONG. Rohe of Reemels patent set, richly appligneil in silver, and illumined with mast' knotty fringe over • white sails dress, with a superb butdor of bright and dead same., with ' Moravian net work down the frost and toned the bottom. Hasa diem, pearls MISS feathers. EIIMA LONG. Rohe of Brussels patent wet, richly appligeril in silver, and trimmed with massy kootted fringe over • white salts deem, with a superb bonier of bright sod dead silver Mora. Irian net work dims the frost sad reload the bottom. Head Mess, pearls and feathers. MISS RAMSDEN. An elegant while patent set dress, with rich border and ground in silver lame over white satin. Head dress, a • r,atb of Mires R.wers and featkers. MISS B. RAMSDEN. Thc same. HISS DESBROWE. A tonic of transparent lace, richly aptingledie silver, with a Pimple and beautiful borde r of prorniwent white silk roam and kale* 'clay embroidered in silver, fastened with brilliant chains aid t o which had • • very ekgent effect. MISS °LYNNE. A dregs of pink satio, with a border of silver spangles and fringe; • hone of potent lace, richly embroidered in a superb oak border, sod rushed with (raves of embroidered festooned with brilliant silver chains. MISS HOBART. A drapery of line We, richly spangled in silver, itwth 4IA e l e gant birder of prominent white silk roses, and aves richly emtwuidered in silver, fostered with spkodid chains sad tsseele, which bads simple and b-autiful appiarauee. MISS MILLER. A slip of white satin, with • brietiful harder, over which was worn a drapery of fine lace, richly embroidered with • border of oak and cypeue, and covered with stars of silver, and eimlined and ornamented with Made sad halm of bril liant silver. MISR KNOX. An elegant pink and silver tissue drem, over white sotto, with rich silver ►orders. MIRK WHARTON. A rich gold tissue with elegant border is gold lame. HIM ACKLOIII. An elegant white crape dress, ric► embroidered is silver some MISS RARDON. An elegant while aad sheer fillet dreg% with bouquets of sat Arial dowers. MISS AUTTON. A pick slid Over thieve ,wide rieh silver hoiden. WM NM % OPYTH. A white awl silver to..ur wittll rich eil:erboraer. MISS C. SRA MAUI. The same. IR% MILLER. A rich w►ite solid artri, with elesAut MISS V.tt/Glia N. A rieli while salsa areas, will elegant draprry is silver applique. MISS HIPPISLF.Y. A Woe slid silver Comte, matte is the (unser sqlr, reed with Spanish friege, bell tassels 1 sly. VC/ sad sto macher wieldy embroidered. This dress was hely seat. MISS GOIRDON. Silver times dress, with • rich border derahroidery. A)N DON, THURSDAY. Joss so. •••••- a- - The ea...climb/In pint of our report of the debate in the Hoof,. of Lords, no the Catholic Question, on Tandy nicht, was imperfect. It shoal.' have prceed...l shoe The Noble Earl (Grey) tiara adverted to some eote soma which had bees need by a Noble awl loaned Baron (ReJeadalt) whirls were evidently feuded upon as entire miscanieeption of what had fallen from his Noble ✓itoel. ler whom the motion had bees made, as/ by ninth Ito fr. :fop of Noble Friend ha hoes greatly end jestly • H pet It.. Noble Baresiorlsethev.an it wesobrio'ns the urns , dostan 0w...110.11A yet bees estertaised by hie r. Alf l'•••,. 1.. Mat env rh.rprs natal the Noble Baron, ▪ h he spry soil to have rowerivcil, he would sot feel it a sr .tar 1.. h.. Nohir hrireil to make such an replica. too. hea . .p, oriole I Itffm os•ifrrf seed, GI mißbt be •aiii.fora.r, iojorril terrines of his Noble Frieta.l." 1,. 111 r o •Lc carrels' d lin ritnerre for haring. envier Or fro.. o-or. pin... which the N shit Eta had slow e.v.y, ..y colts that roold hate Left tle, lireltegs of I°.• Net.h. 16.0 the Ea I ,s( Donnennwoor, is the course of his reply, esprtatrl himself trirt:y satishcil wills the explanation of the Noble soil I.carocil gamic - - ••• Tits tat irt4ll rants of yourrilay •a' reblisbitit at tuff pas* lab •Chet is the sassing. E BRITISH PRESS. We have !recited a New Volk Paper of the 24th of last month. It conttins the following account of an engagement between me of our sloops of war, the Little Be!:, is guns. Capt. btoutiall. moil the Ann-tic.m frigate, President. 44 sous. Commodore Ronan% on the nigist of the 16th ult. oft the Capes of the Ch.:speak'. Captain Mau na". had mistaken the American higste Int t French ship. The Little Heft fought the Ain•rs. Can for 13 'ninnies. whin .).e eetete.l firing. WO regret to add, that she had 33 Lille,' cud wounded. •• aIW Voat, ucv 24. •• Ton NAVAL Eletla MINT Ift.—Ti.e *Med veil eel rnti.tninert in our lOSt Of bring below. proves to he the United States frigate President, Comma. lose H , rccar. Soon after our Paper of la.t evening vr.nt to ;nem', two of ieers from the frigate arrived is the pilo•-'pot. and confirmed the Norfolk account of en encrgrmunt on the Ifith tetvtant s sear the C tpolt of the ('hesapeake. The following partite. kr. of she action are copied from the Gazette of trior"mg. Fram a personal interview with the N rev Agcto and the Offievr. who has gone in the mail ewe of %hi. Ili!. odh 'lowan-14s from Com. inehme Room to the Stoller) of the Serb we • r= -7 : 41 : ' " • CAIIIBRTDGE ,3x;NL learn tLat this statement is substantially correct. Th e t ra y, who was the only person (tiered on hoard the President, had an arm broken by a musket toll. 'ARTICULAR'S or INS annsoillatte SCTIVEEN THS UNITSD STATED F11.16/ift 11.161110110 T, COMIMO• The Vice-Chancellor has appointed two enures rims on Friday the iletb ins% for the usual des grew of Master of Arts, I as the following Satu rda y and Monday will be appropriated to the ceremony of the Installation of the Chancellor, and the coos 1,0R6 ROOl6ll. Atilt Tat SKIMS SLOOP Of WAR (erring honorary degrees. lA - tea Oars?, CAPTAIII sisiesart. The following arrangements are made for the En " ( in the ale" of the tOth 104 - abo ut n ine tertsinments at our ensuing Installation Festival: o'clock, the frigate felt in with the sloop of war. Tsossoxy, JOYS tt;.--A Samoa in the m orning at about 20 miles N. E. of Cape Henry ; and when A tHiteaosPitsiti,bearlfrs ;e h a s r fe en b. f ;as t t i e le r ottehelnle;fCiiatlidedegenbeLoktel:: within pistolsshot or her, Commodore Rogers bedew evening a Concert in the Senate Howie. to the merest', sad a Concert at the Senate House in the her—no answer was gives—Commodore Rogers Faloandutts 2 5.—Au Oratorio in Bt . Mary's Church, hailed her a second time, and is the act of hailing. eyn n ig . a that was fired from the sloop of war into the fri- SATURDAY. ,V*2 en -.The Installatio; t o( d th% n i e b er e gate. which struck her mainmast. The frigate im- The Ode mediately fired a shot into the sloop of war--she Trinity Cutter, gives by the Chaucellor, to sorb u pwards CheiTtenietta. se, after wai t s * th er e and occasion d in er P :r: t°ll.:lCloisters of then poured a broadside into the frigate. Here uftlrapnesTasJuirenei"ateletT—Cirir jedmeiptteetneevrt n S i t r ;mons by the edict' commenced, and continued about 61- Doctors litineworth and nutter, with two pieta of sacred teen minute+, when the sloop o f war cease d e,. I mask, composed, one for s R.N. the ether fur a 1). M . iug. The frigate remained neer her all night. lielit4T, JULY 1.--The University public breakfast in " The next morning Commodore Rogers sent tid7 l 2 - e ct i m g t; b to: in the l Senate i li o i n iu u s r e ary si l i t r t he Pla n O rer del, an officer on board, to offer any assistance they 1 s y se. recited ; miler which the Society of Trinity-College, might require; and to express his regret at the cis- ; gi Tr e v a a ti o aosv ay wi c th u e v ir shitc-L'orleci e t in t s i t ie u ee s e y eis: li 0 ernes cumstance that had occurted the preceding even- 1 completed. A public breakfast in Trinity.Coltege walks, ing. The sloop of war proved to be the Little Belt, ; g 1 owe.abLtseheolAl"vderj tttyarteamar t i t: e a: li r:4 to ascend Captain Binghsm, who apologised; and gave as • : is a balloon, from an inelos . ore belaiad Trirntrutdiega. reason for firing into the frigate, tbat he in Mr. Sadler, who intend* ascending in n a balloon her to be • Frenchman ; and politely declined any 'et the ensuing lin.estilleinn. is • native d freeman of the city of Oxford. He has made 15 aerial assistance. as he believed he world be able to reach voyages, one of them of longer duration than has a port is safety. . been achieved by any other aeronaut. - " The Little Belt lost is killed and wounded SUP .6wis-we- E i,. thirty men. was very much inj ured, having had POSD MU R DER. nearly all her masts and spars shot away, besides On Tuesday evening, • meeting of the Magistrates of several shots in her bull. Union Hall, and the Parish Officers took place at the Cons - St George's Workhouse, to iuvestigate the 1. This sloop of war is a Danish buil t vessel, and ! Mitt" Room. Cirrumstauccs attending the di of the mutilated trunk Was taken at Copenhagen. In Steel's List she is of a man, discovered in OM co stae the morning concealed rated an 18 gun sloop; an d carries thirty-Iwo in a goro. s g a b ek r , o l a , I t i e w ld ,,,m be i l i i n i , nd na t i h ne ll j o a h n e , pub n l s, who , i c - house, t o the J in the Morning, when the body wa s first discusered, claimed it as pound rationed's. " The Presidext received some trifling damagep ri son,o, bover a , il d b i, c c e i n ui r , n n i , s 4 sin beig escape4tbaftroofm h a er Fr b en u c tand, who : she a who sni b d, had recently in her rigging, and bad one boy slightly wounded sittroSatnelay eveoing. hauls ledge uf it, aud from he, answers it evidently npneared, to the arm." that the story of the morning was merely 11,thr.C:111081 Gtr Upna thts extraordinary affair, we will only ob- the purpose of obtaining relief from the Parish Offi'reis. f. :l ar il:a l/ 1107;n d and the t .)flicers of Cuiou Hall, who had been serve, that it betrays the hostile spirit of the Ameri can Commander. He had no right to question an to t ir if ic s iic e r ,t r e in t iLl t, y e morning i t t l i t t e lt „ c o ir , e , t a t „ de o rzl i t it trace English ship of war corning English colours.— to the il l noalertge of the following circumstances. Tw Y o m i en, He therefore was the aggressor, and upon his betsd appve zi ti sti L et a i ka o a fber ; g . H o c i si d i ~,, ~,,,,,,,,,, , h i ; vwe time e c a e s a d t it Respected that the vanes wed man had hit on the following lies the blood thigh's been shed. This, to he sure, is a famous practical lesson upon the principle which i s: v h d en ; r .: :: .. aosa u, i za , :o i r e ioa o a l Laatzusti. sack, drens of the America would enforce in concert with BONAPARTE Para e.nkt.initlig the address of his oppoucu;, togethernacwr i c t io h ; and the Northern Powers of Europe, viz.—. The t i L ,, ,t i t , :VI , r e ,s ti t ':: , e i te r s o s f s lbe ..o bo c body w i lld be .t furind at his house. neutral fpg cover , t h e coneoy .” If t hi s pr i nc iple a the arcn.e4, who insisted ou search7„ , ,, ' the°l7rueiluitsirs. house be good, how dare Commodore Room challenge wikelfcpoustitutalleby""truOlbBa .f i c ie t and°*d her dour ; but informed to pla t s ibe lt h . s oi t ae t . ho ' s f P h is w t r at sioneaLcurdiugly, audit search a British matt of wars a neutral Sag , when sailing she 're t old permit t h em w and ' any t t w he o ° i tTla u ts f le ij iu n h iu s i lli i ta l : l t i ; stone. We give him joy of his triumph. The President. the great Leviathan of the American ease , of suspicion aro se agatast it th u e mater of tl:e . h i ci ju u u se le 'ail navy, overpowered a little English 11.6 g of I d I t e ll :: P e t a c ie h t a ge Paraed v * ,„i f e rtel , „ I X ast sbe alb t e i r d t t i tr um a emi ere a s a t i M . m o a t guns ! ! ! stews and PWISIIInfiCerf tieing of opinion it was the sistintes A Gentleman just arrived from Washingtom in- I of some reps which bad bens in the bands 4 411eg f....., that he was officielly informed that Mr. ri s n s ti !"l4 is be 16...517 "de" d' which a " 4.= HARLOW WORM not sail far France 11:1 after the ar rival of the Esser; and t h at his departure then would depend upon other cireurastaucet.—(New York Gazette.) Yesterday morning's morning's report aays, the KINO is not worse than the day preceding. On ' l'uellaiy afternoon the QtArte and Pats- Marl, and Prince,* Cnsat.orrs of WALES. with her filsjerts's Ladies in attendance, General GARTH. and Colonel TAILOR. rode to Froginure Lodge, and walked in the Gardens. Her MA. MIT said Patticessts went into her boats, and were rowed for upwards of •n hour; atter their landing drank tea in the Gardens, sad at eight o'clock returned to the Castle. Yesterday morning, at ten o'clock, Prlneefoire AI:GUsTA Anti SOCIIIA, and Princem CHARLOTTE of Wat.ra, accompinied by Lady ALIIIKNI4 CL.Nt- RIR LAND ; General GARIN. MA Colonel TAYLOR, took an airing on hormintek thmugh Wnidaor Great l'ark into the Forest, &c. and back at half- 1:1 t One. The QUEEN, and Prinre , •re F.t ti Milt and MARY. took ■n airing to Frogwore Lodge and Gardrue. Doctor litigious left Windsor yesterday mots* isg, and will return this day. By a geotlersa• who lately made his escape from Frame, we learn that the ex portAtion from England of gold coin is carried on to a great pitch. Scarce a week passes hut several cargoes arrive at C.i:aist, Boulogne, and Daakirk ; they are chiefly *trot in gallica that rove with ten oars, and are carried is belts round the mens' bodies that row them. Se: vend of the men of war cruisers ea the station aloe have gillres of the same minstreeties. and hare la•elt succeeded in takiag several of the boats which carry semis the gold. On Monday the Mark es•ried into the Downs two long 0141 ro.•tos with ten oar., nne catamaran, suit two pnnt•; three other Twat, sure also brought into the Downs. One of the Deal men was killed by a shot. ant three or fear of the num of war's wen woandcd. Some French field pieces one !nought down ou the mod and fired at the men of ...es wen, but they brought off the boats they had takes. A large ramp his been established jaw to the sestvoard of 1301cregne; the weather bring clear a few evenings ago, a long range of teats was di►. cweervd. We have MAISIVISA . II accounts of some MeV , . larnt4l previneg to, and after the etwetiv.i tit of Ate meld,. lle who never had for thrre hones pow. session of Puente d'Onore. talks of haring im proved his poastino on the sib of last month. and of emitioning to oecony the village. Ile bosob. too. of his attcee4 over our army on the dth; when 1 the ollect of hi, attack on that Jay wee the relief of Abney's, which he could not .ffert, and we.. thereto'', under the wireevaity of ordering the place to be evoetattet. Areor•ling to Met's!, en dispstM waver was an army in such a .Late of 'al .rm. itninsilati ...., and dismay. as ours was often the II 'tat of the Sth. Why thee slid lie sot attack et? We bear that the elegant god commodious Warm Sithii, hotly completed in St. Mary-Axe, Lead enhast-sireet, ere spoken of in terms of high com mendation by all who have visited them, and es pecially by many Gentlemen of the Faculty ; who express great satisfaction in the comfort and accom modation they otter. We cannot but rongratiil tie the public upon the acquisition derived by the coin. Friction of these Baths. All the Talents.—N ever at any musical perform ance has appetred such an assemblage of profes sional excellence SI kill exert their abilities on the .tith inst. at the Parttheon. far the Relief of the Portuguese Sufferer.. It is highly meritorious to thessusical donors, * Mesdames CATALAN', Diat om'. BIANCHI. DUSSIIII, ILOLLMAN, MOMS. BRA. HAM. TREMARZAI/1, NALIM, CAMS& RffEGIIIII, SPAOSOLITTI. BOSTIMPO. &c. Red particularly to Dr. K Lim, the C,ooductue. to whom the Public • ill be indebted for the lousiest treat, teeing the pro jector of the festival. ' Mr. BARMEN, the pedestrian. who is performing a task of sixty miles • day. for seven days, was at Sudley, nine rides from Honiton, Devonshire, on bloadsy, at right o'clock in the evening, going on, but he was not expected to last out the other two days It is the greatest seven days pedestrian un dertaking on record. MILITARY IwPaowrimiTs.--The new msncen vre to euable infantry more effectually to resist rivalry, was tried spin yesterday morning, in Sr. .lames a Park. by Captain Rooc. Adjutant of the Third Foot Guards. The battalion formed the square on the centre companies, and the NOO/111011 iris "ferreted irt less skew an Lill eueissete.—Are 11f. Seer on the half pay establohment . ; is. vie under ! shod, the author of this new aatthutl. which pro nit-re to he of much advantage. The tretcreld, with the East India ships for Bomber, was expected to sail yesterday front Ports moods; The Kwerniri takes oat Sir .1. CRAPOCIL to the Cape of Good !lope. Vrolt.tl iy a Quarterly General Cowl WIN held at the East 'lobe *inure. After the usual forms the Chairman acquainted the Court. that the Direc tors had come to a resolution. recommending that the dividend C.r the half year. from the 3th Jan. last. to sth July next, be 41 per cent. which reso lution. on the question, passed unanimously. The isadermentioned proprietors were reappointed a Committee for inspecting the Company's bye-laws, Josu Julius Agovitsfetn. WILLIAM basin, ReIINST lilt lITZIL, GRORelt SAMUEL W Reel Jells CI [SINT% G. CUMMING. and T. Lswi•. E.. 0. 'f he titles of mutes arrogate presented in lioth flosses of Parliament were reed. The Chairman stated, that Acts of Parlientent lied passed fur af fording relief to the Company ; shin an act for in esessisig the salaries of the Boa rd of Conseasosou ere for the sews of Indio. in which clauses bad been mooted. trembling the Court to t the up ships for one emtee only. without advertisrug foe the saw ; g i s ., cororieriog the Coen to re.toee se l erre des iiiimni by i ourt matted to the Company's service. Tier letter hewing been reed et ;ele*. sod no far o bassos.* offeriog. the Court adjouraed use diet fliag tUb.SDAY GAZETTE. DIVIDENDS. -- - Joy n. J. Maim, Barbary, Warwick. draper, at Memo, at the Bell Inn, Shipston-apou-Slower, Worcester.—.l sly ud. T. Jerilen, Bath, liuen-draper, at eleven, at the Christopher lan, Bat h — Ju l y 9. E. Lowtoo, Mark-leue, Loudon. mar chant, at one, at Grildhalto—July i 6. A. German sad d. Jephsva, Nottingham, hosier., at one, at the Peach Bowl, Nottingham.--Miguel 1. R. Wells, Parents), Southamp ton, ophohtferer, A two, at the Red Lion Inn, Foram.-- Judy in. J. Smith, Newton, *ear Mambo:star, must's ma aufoeturer, at two, at the Mosley Arms lon, filanehater July IS. W. Chniterton, Manchester, confectioner, at lea, at the Mosley Aram Ina, Manchester ....July 6 T. White, jun., %rood, seat, cod-merchant, at tea, at G Midis all, Cau dal* —Jai, 16. G. C. Bainbridge and W Cartwright, Liver. pool, merchants, at twelve, at the Globe Tavern, Liver —July 16. M. C. Wotsoa, Charlatte-strett, Middlesex, !activist', at elemii, at Guildhall, Lowilm July 9. G. Lambert and T. Ersatis, Mile EA-read, "Male sex, roach-makers, al ten, at Gaildhall, LoAus —Jose •to. T. Harrington, of Crown street, Soho, Middlesex, trunk. maker, at eleven, at G uildhall, Loadrin.—June 99. R. B*Ni. low, Selby, York, inoue)-mriveitev, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. —July iti. h 3. Gilgresi, Chespsiik, waselimisesiex, at one, at Guildhall—August 3. G. Dorset, J. Johnsen, J. Wninsou, W. earners, and J. Thum, New Boad.strect, Middlesex, bankers, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loadaa.— August 3. J. Wilkinson, New Bond-street, Middlesex, beater, at eleven, at Guildhall, Loodon.--July ii. S. tielf, Hates woo lb, Sutfulk, eovra.nnercbaat,at twelve, at illegible' Mead Inn, Bungay —July is. J. Collett, jug lialesearth, tailor, at silt, at the Swan lan, St. Peter% of Maneeoft,Nor. 'rich t. A. SPOollie, Liverpool, mer chant, groin, at than Globe Tames), bohn.stmet, Live. pool —.July, I. Firearm, Cbeapside, Loadoir, Norwich crawl-ustinufachrer, at tech!, at Guildhall —July 9. J Dam:we, Lamb's tool. deb street, Middlesex, lamp maker, at ten, at Guildbill, London —July 6. G Revell, Poplar, Middlesex, twit-May.l, at one, at Guildhall, Loadon.--Jely is. D. Rome, Lb,. pout, eabinet-usaker, at sieves. at the George too, bale. street, Liverpool.—Jane sm. W. Blades aid H. hefiarb. Friday-strect, Loudou, wholesale-grocers, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES —JILT 9. Penwell, of Millattreet, Londe', warelsoosensan.—A. T. Patterson, of Liverpool, onevebaat•--G. Sainctulla, of Stockport, Cheater, betters—AL Hey, of Cateatuatireet i , London, warebouseutan..—W. Whately, of Lawrcoce• Prom,- ury-hill, Cannua-oreet, Leedom, wiereknat.—G. Bowdery, of Black Boy -lane, Poplar, setter...al. W. W n asor, of Portsea, anctioneer —J• Branwkite, jos. of Rocklead, folk, shupkreper — W . Popplestowt, of Plynsootb, porta S. Junes, of Brecon, screen —D. gosoe, of Liverpool, alibi uct.utaker—J. Bartow, of Liverpool, inercbent...-11.. C. Dewar, of Great Wiocktster-vineen, Landon, mereksat W. Salter, of Britton, Serrey, serrlosot•—W• Bails, of War. and .1. Bents, of Fisbortoo•Aoger, Wilt% owirs. The Woburn Sheep-sheering Fete commenced on Monday, but the pressure of tnetter obliges us to defer our account of it. Sir Wu. Score on Tuesday delivered his opioine noon the WIC of the American ship Fox, and the different other vessels of that nation fleet in for a violation of the Orders in Council. Belays he pro. •nounced judgment, he called upon the parties tn. tere-ted to know whether they had procured anthem tic informstio* as to the revocation of the Herbs and Milan Decrees ; and as sufficient time hat bees allowed to the parties ihterested, who hurl a free se. cess to the different Ambassadors. he concluded. I that if the revocation of those Decrees bad takes, place, they most be acquainted with the event. Bop ins answered that the &momenta required mkt rot be produced, he proaosooed judgment in favour of the captors. The convoys far Gibral t e r . Malta. Quebec, mil Newfsrandlaod, sailed an Tuesday from Ports-. mouth. An Inqubition was taken yesterday. at the Com passes, iu Poland-street. on the body of Mi.a FAN NY Mane, who was burnt to death by her closthes taking fire on Sunday sight lest. The de ceeitd, who was en engaging accomplished girl of seventeen, had habituated herself to reading 'lke? having retired to bed, and about twelve o'clock es Sunday night, the house was alarmed by bre screams. and on opening bee bed-room door, as effusion of smoke burst forth, and the tied Wei. tura was discovered to be is flames. The poor girl was found speechless on the Boor. and she waived until Monday afternoon. having berm roost dread. fully burnt, It was soppred as a nutter of crow, that the deceased had accidentally set firo to tits furnituro.—vVerdiet Atvidesial Dead. Coax Ezeosane..-Tbls day we have several fres\ et rivals of Wheat; not rub deanned. Sales of Sae oreptis hardly mslataia Irt Fire, sad interior rattier ON eq. Barley is o teaty, again cheaper, sad 111111111114 writhed bores. Malt rather lower. Very few Whits PCS% mire htiber asd s rising article. Bemis of melt sort at hills seriatim. 'TN fresh arrival of Oats, with the =Ns as turd, faro a I considerable sapply, sad sales assrly at last gars, tins. Flour is before. COAL MARKEY—JuIio 19. Ships at M 'Amt. Ship GAL Prim IP 1 hinitcastle so Ists4crisod . 4 61 us. AA. oast/et Tossemr, Jos■ L. 01www....•••• 67► Rio Junin 6fi Malta Uibrattrat •0 Dublin e Curt • cedlUIE OF EICHATICI Anster.laro ea • fD. Ditto at 141.1 if 6 Itotterdaui e. f S 7 fD. 18 oU. Altana 24 I liu• 17 16 I.*. Dittos V, II 0 lieemSemee lll • Coats II wind ... effect. SiOboe .— Sarney test Per OZ. 1.41110 -11 se 11114p'rs 4, gen= it 4 Lie Pic 1 !c1ic...8.C VI 414 la d. I i Was 671 ntmt.ion. Portegal Gold in Coin sad Bars per se. 4 11 • fereive Gold is Bon .... • • • New Donb , ..inns.„ • 14 • New Dollars Silver in Sus 6 i New Leek (veal) AO es the Sauk et Netted per Cad. PRICE OR STOOLS YESTERDAY. a per etali Radom 611 161 • per Crest. Lore Asseities nitisient left book isl. 14.1. Rsclestraft Dills I * me. Cowls tor T. 3110 Stork Broker, 4, Coralrill, wad g. Cliartag.Crat. DEATH. SltsrAtth siiiimmay, Mr. Notialay i buolnikr, la tilt Ille**4l 11110 WATIM AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY rte. se Ms. ellOr I. Now. s our. oiler I Lospowt t—rovisi ri rorsied at Ow 01liee, NO MI litrie•d; view Adleeilioemele we received, mod !Alit.' 00l pa 4) meet be oikeeee.l --C. Raffia, theine.ri Prialiscp.l. %VITA K. Ina ."14$ - 11 UM*Il 2654. MGM THBATRZ fro-sioaßow EVENING, Slaved'', Jose 1 I le, is' 1. wiAlligenggeOlissysieisesises Ogees of • IPLIRMA. (Composed bj Puente.) pneelyel Cbergenes by 'teasing Catskill; Ingmar Tn. i „, ffssi s, sown eigensioiignse ilariiies, Sigel( De(iie. no n ; Madsen Biseeki, an. EMI of the first Art, THE ASI trill DIVERTISEMENT. ifier the Opus, the New faveerite Greed Ballet of LE MARRIAGE SECRET. (Caspoisel by Mr. rf Wine.) Ptiseipel Dowers, Mr Desksyes, Mr. Mown, Mr. 8,;*:. a, , nd Mr. Vestria ; Marlsese Aileioliai, Madame Kerrey, Ysiressiselk Noes, KO C. Tesieley, Miss Sahli, Mad. Choi, &C. •rnifiTH TIMIE. THEATRE-MAYA L. HAY MARKET. rCHIS EVENING, FRIDAY , J une Hi, will I be presented, at historical 'ley, in three Acts, called THE ROY AL ()AK. The Clianieters by Mr. Pittston, Mr. Lewes, Mr. Saadi Mr. Eyre, Ms. Cooper. Mr. Minnows, Mr. Paw, Mewl Mr. Mal boson, Mr. B. loses, Mr. Grove ; Mrs. Beget% Mat try, Mrs. GrOVI. Mrs. Glover, Le fac After which (folnbr sw tint), anew MOW Pier be tw Acts,twritten mud coespassd by Mr. Dobbs), called THE ROUND !WHIN. The Characters Skews, Mr. Pala", Mr. Webb Pr. Maltiusva Bellclisisbers, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. Li lull, °S. 'L it T R e B A L I FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. TAYLOR. THIS PRESENT EVENING, Fri ley, Jut qt, will be performed, a Comic Opera, called THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. Captain Macbeatb, by Mr. lecierlas ; Peaches, by 11 Mendes Lockit, by Mr Eatery ; Mat co' the Mint, by Ttylet. ' Mrs. Pastimes, by Mrs D are sport ; P by hl Diatom ; sod Lacy, by Mrs. Liston. In Act 11 1 . a Hornpipe is Fetters by Mr. Platt. In the coarse of the trealsg, Mr. termite* wi ilia ll si " May we weer west a Priced, ear a bottle to; ive Ibis Bay of Biscay, O r sad " Sally is oar Alicy."- 'Kw comic Suit by Mr. Benery.—araitatioes of several h.orti Londou Performers, by Mr. Taylor, who will slag 11,11 ad of " Sally is our ARey," after the rammer et I p r incipal singer .-.A Coale Song, by Mr. Mendes. By persiaaisa of the Aatlier, a Tragic Opera, cane BOMBASTE4 RIOSO, I. one Act. Mr. Limes will any " Tke Betatifel Maid." To conclude with ;net acted these t t years) a musical p called HOB IN THE WP I L: Or, THE COUNTRY MARL Nrib, by Mr. Taylor; Them Testy, Mr. Wesel Friendly, Mr. larledes. Flora, by hies Holton; I Mrs. Liaises. 'rickets to be had of Mr. C. Taylor, 7,Lower Ce 4 stare, bluane.etre et ; of Mr. W. Dale, at s ic m Bran di sager, sh Po Clevesati's nut Co. Cbeapside ; wad r. Theatre. THEATRE•ROYAI„ LYCEVN, June et, I T HE T KA.F.s ..EN. end otheth. vtlio CLAIMS os the above Theatre for e last flearosorr reqessted to sand is Ririe accatepts ream is order tint they east tr ........„,.._e esarsioed amid dteehergett. 111. 11. 11 :1.... Vile TAUKRALL. Tr a der the Tattooer ef hisGENT. Royal If *ewe the f RE Tlll9 PRESENT EV ENING, Jeer , he a GRAND GALA sod FIRE -WORK*. Adalberto, as. 6L--Doers epee at manta, sod art bests at etc* o'clock. 0 .• The Public en respectfully informed t the n I ef he Cascade s Oars i n variably at tea ed the Fireworks lobe at balf-post deceit threeele the enema VI Forthirt.hir PAT es y rimighl ENT BE-ardii Refs Bads sail Chair Reds, with r r w e rsdraire .l" l l rpetit tifl74settEgiVuseall the sew Palest Trafilsar ftidehearn sod Mein one elsest plea of ferattere, and Manafatterers of seltdehttl p h o l a tery aid Cattiest verei4ere. A at dewy article in ttire lusstitur ant at Ow lb, fenrisinee homer, ash pling in the AM la dere fashiste, ass/ rooninttud of the best Imam chasm meern a ls; elegem tem , pen be • emapiegeorith otrw.drespred stnedow-etartaisi,peee lid beds, poetics:44ly reside for all fogyism alerson mai imam, to aad 17, Cattnerier.stree t beerre al rid *7 have se ei laws* Please so o ether reecrehodae ul.llllllOO. Ara! ea I every descriptioa 013 implored prieciptes„ my P TO COUNTRY lIROPhitCPERS AND 0 WHEREASa set of WN What Orarr• IN DLER twilling the Country to of DAY awl MARTIN, Blachine•Malters, 97 bore ; Shapbeepos sod others are, therefore, se el the fraud thee is atte m p ted to be procured Palle( atteatiost to the No. 97, it will easily Oct tnifeit„ owl a them \arias no irensbn st n 1 ameee, after this, franca, trill he etmlut dafel pumas offering the coenterfeit for rale. t 4.11 No OW Pints unttr. 0 . ttf--ILD UN, Gilead Sees% near 1 impost. Silt, I happe io being e hle, lic the • bear willowy in f avou r of the good •DIAL BALM of oung GILEAD. J u stice Neville, • y nme of this town, bad been fo r a considerable ; state, aril was at is isu meth miler. he enahle to tenth serous the roons afterwards *holly colleted s le his hod, s let see . y day by his hired. le thilts balm was induced to wake trial of the Id, • large bot tle of which he purchase. 4t only three days he foetid 'merit, itemtuu to the direction., and costume •• wee et keels restored to health, so ' daily to hit business as foimerly; ale secistlis 'dace he left off ilkiti• • meserlieble lastawee of toe he hbuin •srtott of Gilead, us hi s friuude, igs eettify• A biota of mine also, who resides also Lana, aris afflicted several years with fix ethic% he could And *0 be the best White he hie neighleoerhi relief Irma the Coadial Oslo of GI mussily beeps a large bottle is his bow giro words, be cannot live witimist Yoe ar e et liberty to tasks whet use • statemeata, as I sue ready, at all their trutli• l ass, Sir, year obi 1'• Mash Bookaella This eittetwoball ie wild, by aDr 111111•101041. betties half.* gu ises alimad2ilaiatletlifsfs wei which ya N. art to.11100“11 MB Leigh, Biedialeto ,v• 11 I M. to 1.• CURIA! ihiso. millaiseg • - of to be es. aIW rerteil %is fat% iliting o.nr, • sttes4l time • Act. • Sala. certsk , A I. 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