The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-07 00:00:00

T . ,,,,f 0n , to I..stuw.,ther, permanent services anal red legeniam on the promotion of the di scoo ,, y, tor the moderate reinutienition of 104 • ye. 4, each, • salary deemed sitheittittly intypk t bir o lh e P r esideot of. the Aliya) Society,„„ 4A 1,..- elr Jileiuheis would hollow Ibu, X .aellso tiro i s l o m o • „ to ly. .The via eoi. reward e . 1 111nwl at 3400. 7,5001. anal 10,0001. within certain e:itablished )iris. ratan, awl upon certain conditioos : Wit oh. !ell to which he had alluded. wise, tot make ass Pb ieration iu thif latter yespect..4o.ntovide that,P oe ,. 'imient should propose three sonsaiii grodationond 41 , unvarying cettilitions. but thstAse , f r om time to tune recommend - prefer lupasio. 6.,„ 3 and couilitiolia, so as to keep wilds the progrese alf cierite, and gist a atimulus to diaeoverto o . .Tl io Metinber FPnehaded bY,lsseensfs, That letieehe oiren to bring in a Bill foe the more eftertoal rarefy of the Longitude; and to encorfraie atternme in find a passage between the Athintic and Pacific Oceans, and an snwit'O .10 ikeirieff. ll :Porle......:. - ,. • Mr. D. Q. kittaltsll ePids that.joarat advantage; , would be derived from the.plan contemplated ; the I mem ber with salaries would be eliveye an. th e I spot, easy to be collected, stud wornid. devote their ' t i me and attention to the purposes foe which' they N i t bion appointed. Heconld thg(allest testimony to the skill and sell of the pe r io oos of the University. but residing at a distant,. hem the me tropolia, distracted by other cares, they.tirere- un able to render as much assistance as they could wish. H e suggested the expediency of the Secretary of the )i o .,, r a being furnished- iritli :r. a traomit irrittninent• Halley,•though not fully acquainted - with theprii i . ciplea of grlitrity and inertia. had constructelli t ti oir 1,14. s with oat eitectness,citosiilerkog the eltlfwal.. lir! in :ifftroy. Moyer, however. : /futile curogross orarer perfection. Chronometers •had been carried to a marvellous (levees of acc u r ac y, s „d their errors might be-cottected by the longitude. out by well-chosen luweVolsservations, and the computations of the Noiliesi 41asmerek. lilaskelyne had gone to St, Wrens for the, eltpreas purpose of she wing the peaetteebdijyot determusitig site longitude by the lunar method. He did .hew it ; and, Olb• his return. instituted the pub. lication of the Naisieui dlmotuek. as a pert*. tool means of sliewingto the inivigetor thedistinceo. at the place from which he reckons., and those., the ilitierence of disteoctir at. the two pieces.... A person . but Wile known to the world took a ma t-rial part in the,constreetion of that work while he lived—he meant Mr. !Huygens, who hati r lseen muted by Dr; Maskelyei. to the idtce. of cont. peer; 8014‘ the original accuracy of the wosk was. ip great degree, attributable to his labours. A Mr. Eduard., too. had been their . employeil as computer, which nice be discharged with great eorrectoess; the duratimi of hi. life was short, but it .was carious slat he had instructed his wife: and two daughters in the art of computation, in which they saceeled him, and performed their undertaktug to ,admira r non. He had often seen and adintred.theivealcu. looms; tronsmitted to Alr. Huygeua....Latterly. however, why he did not know, their services had ', be..n dispensed with. Mr. IiaoUGRAII observed, that, ptactiraitrepealt ing, there hail been oo deficiency ip the Board of Longitude. The question was, was there a nieces .ity for ii change sii.the• Baird? Such a Mall-14 Newton, who first eitablislied it. might flower wise agai n ; awl such a moos as Huygens alight not appear io is century. If it were whilied to 6.,d surcessuis for them and Dr. 111o.kelyue, the attempt was rather difficult. lie would ask. was there toy itilferroce of opinion between the members of the good of Longitude on practical pubjicts . ? Ale. Ceoaxa replied, he never beard,of ony. It wis almost impossible, that when tomtit%) wets held but two fir three times in the year. there *humid h e argument. held, mid contrary _opinions niain- • tallied on abstruse subjects. ,The rust Lord of the Admiralty was to have the spfieintatell‘.9f first cf the three pit weighers. The appointment wit. placed in an individual high in station.. hash% Lie public eye fixed on him, to ! maid carettptilao imd influence. The petitiospis .of the. whale. ,thret wer e t o mo te annually under the examination of Parliament us the Estimates—a strung check _on i•nAltscr. lie was. rcisdy to aslaikt fltY 44114.1' . The reason of changing the mu • of the Board was. t st Was !must'. leteee air, to appoint Suli-Connuismousees .tis examine jai ! . stratii e I*. cam putal tons, and di.tharge ether dailies.. nut suited to the present members. The three unpaid members proposed were, Dr. Wooloston, Dr. Young, and Captain Taylor, uo men wore unconnected with party or politics* ,• • • • " • Mr. J. Sneer def en d e d so d eu l o gised lilt b ran . duct of the Members of the University of Cara lintlge. His great objection to the Measure was from the (longer of influence. Mr. %VtutEaroact said, the lipase ought rather look to the distant consequences than the immos. Mate effects of the measure. The first appointed , would probably perform the duties with ability and , nitegrity ; but et was not extraordissery there bhutAht . he a falli ng off. However, he was. on the whole. • inclined to give his support tii it. . • Nit. Fottots Os we understood him) objected to the measure. • • h • Mr. Comma explained, Ile .disclatnlval Foy to o; tention of n fleeting on the tbree Mentbersotf,Conto, l"" 1 4e University. The thiee new Members lit Icid named had been chosen by the Prestilent mid riletahers of the Royal Society. The three paid hleinhers were to be appointed inthe swipe way,;,. hat it was d eeme d expe di en t t o do it openly. Joni r•ilf nit the cotiaideration of their emolument* uti siu..!!y to l'..rio.onent. Mr. Foithcs aid Mr. Wunsasoace severally I far • • ••_, . CHANct3.I.OII of the gicsEqur.a aswoompta to relieve 'the Nautical Alashaaek from the tax to *lnch it was at present subject. 'li. Cumuli repented the announcement. 1 oe q ue , tioo was then put. said leove.wlas wren 1,1 'MN' In the • Bull. upon which the House at& 7 - 7"1 - 7."7 ,•'• , F‘tract of a letter from ast (At:cr. w!lik resi ded wt :!•!. ileicint fur nearly Mx tatootlta, 'low cm Isis `illy to 8e114114, slated oft' C• 0 4 .11111. Oct. 15, 18 1 7 •I'" — ".1 Xt. Hetes. tan the Mb of July last. Before italted the !shod I teas introduced to eunapaele, and spoils t, Cr Gorse time. He is q•ite she reverse inC ideal I raiirttril to God him. Instead a the gloom* tyrant ones f 3 oct pictures hilts. las is one ut the best-oattired little / ""4 1111 r: rat-b«lited dogs I ever sew. He is its toteelloot h" 1 " , but still so displeased at his treatment, that be Sint, ling on a his groulada, rod rarely sees strangers?' r • .4 „.. . or Vas • - LA" nix lowiliurr, ok Leas •iimanur. ageoitvioa.p Otgrewill :sou,lip mpg !it Tun A tuff. He. J. New, - R 146,4 Ir • SW W. Lfirpler, Wm. • SS4rPt 1 / 1 - MAN«, J. 0,- smith. R. • Ha. H. G. littiere s e Aistri•, J. 11.• 'ltariestit liter% htmi: a rd: • ► ItIIIIBIIIIaPP, A. 11"1""Ileay•T* Sit Jr. Ttewitey, 'Wendt; Yolier -P kt .A. Te a eek„ team. of Coritr. J u i n , Rani., Jobe W.nn, 3 - 4 . raUfer3. C. • P . Novo, Lord- WON IL - Pews revile/a, Air R. C. Newport, Sir J. Walfirenm, /16' r Arsawi lArly t , N i llia: P ier* ir • It. Ilfilberferee,. e Gurd•we w. ° " .ll bia• Lard TruAtai: 6, llll isir, Sir W. _Phillire.G. Alt/torp, rite. Greek-11, Pascoe • rsimma,, 1 1 1 ., Oar W. Hamilton, Lord A. I . - • . .•.. „ 1 . ir.4.rantrir 4ND. siumiirr on rm. Prist.t.tres inOrion red es twilititirm MI. tal li IMIACTIcs or swetattite. rads soiceueocidie ages. „....._„.......,_ At=ou.A. ere .I4 I. II.J , O L RITY. • . Shore, Lord H. A .R. Frier, J. T. Illswirmit, Sir C. 4** ek T. Pbrepahar, A : MAW, nt He. Sir J. ARM, G. Pellowes, -W.• H. -.Neville. R. Arbetheut,Rt. He. Pileherris, Ted Ogle, H. 111. C. Poster. L. '• • Paget, Hoe. R. - Ade% Dim.. tr4.lleot;q; is. A ikh011• A WC,. Finlay Sitelrdie IP weird Hew J. texellike• Ammo remee. R. • ~• Persisig, Sir J. bllielos. Thus. fresh, Admiral Prlkw, Has P. Bardsfr C. ,41. ••• Ph' J.:. Bastard, Ilyaws J. gloteitee. Goa l Phipps, Hos. IL Radord. B. P. . (Alert. D. G. `. Pile,. J. 9. " • /fathom, Rt. 8.C.. Gipps, Gar:. ' liblik illt. Ile.llV. W. Beason; IL Gordo., Sir D. Poseher, J: D. Ilormird, The. allStril,. Sir IL ' Powell J. IL. Wreathed, Sir J. Goelletro. H. Protlie:ww IL einuing. Lied Mame, lard Peel, • Right Hoe. R. ,base s, J. -\ . Gram, A. e. PS* W.• Y. Itopwell, Ales. •. Grant. J. P. 2 glki, Ilea, W. Detre% Right Ha. fireville, Ha. Sir C. Borusak; J. Yet. .; _ _WaL nerse, 3: Fl Geirt, G rer y,eisll. aphismaa, It : Ile .P. sese. assiti a pse r G. A. Blueliberee, J. J. %11. Sir 0: Sew, C. Muir, JB. Holftwilve. P. M 6 Sir J. arieltelle• i• . I. Nadraksai•CA. 4 . 4ir H. Bradshaw, R. H. Huskireee,2l,lo. . , G:' .Rediggit. ter s. . 1/1,0-9 . 1- , • Shephied, Sir a • Berea, Eir C. Mama, 4/0-3. • 111101teirtt Lord G. Burned, W. •• Sahli, T. A. Cole, Sir C. rellOi a .. l :4 . ' Deborr. G. IL Odesot, Joke 710.; • Illittie„Sir J. Oiedieitile. Re3G. Law, 41s. 1.. • .' ." Woiderpt.ikin. J. R. Csolorea.. Ti.. Lbeellltier,'W J. W. Skirlieg, Ws W. •Ceslikllrd. J. S. Lnetrilorti, J. 3. • ilkett...A.U.: Cede, J. Lieges: Sir M.' - - llaorsiee, S. Collierw .1: W. Losnedro Wt - "Nosif, Laird J. Collett, Per. J. Lep Rt. Soo. C. Trellosis, Hoe. G. -Cobjeliriest, Right Lew**, Lied Trevindie, J. IL Bas. A. Lowther, IBM. C. Vre, U. •Chimpleu, Karl LermaW. Cwwrteese, T. P. Leith, R. N. ' • tiiiit.lb.o•44 • c.. .. .....,,W.. Iwiells,J. 11. • • Si. A W. IL. Cud, Hue. W. Iddirt IL 16. : ...I - . Rt. NedT. .Dorelos. G. LublaualkAir 1. , * - ,Wpereeder, Sir G. Deirynopk,'A. J. Leshiegtoe, aI. ' Wilie,'ll; 9. Des, Sir A.. Imp% Awe, ii. N. %% weeder, *me. et Diek, R. H. litardisseldia."-•- Weibiltuddli • Derenpurt, D. Alaespiena, T. P. Wilberforce. Willi. Dawlesiss, J. P. Al aitimmt...l. ' - Illimad,•Air St. ' Drosimiseirdi J•.• H. UMniieg, W. ' ' Wkiglit, I. A:- • Diebseisr, F.dw. Molded, S. B. Wyse, C: W. , !hallos, Sir J. G. 'Mk Ci . . • Wield,. C.. i * „ sarwrorearr t Sir C. wormerik.. sho IC Yorke, Si. SSA P. Rlletellaid:W. • Mussy, W. T. Terkel -iiir 4 r' Al.'' "" Ellison, C. • ,:• • • • 'If:: IPHORIXT.' , • N-. • A brrivmehy, Ho. J. Hermes, Lerst As 011.Wo1:". • • A Wimp. Vim. Howord. Mee. W. lei. Hairy BUBO, J. C. • HowertS, H. Pe%siu, Her. C Hamel., bases Illiglars. W.L. PAN, P. 1 -• " 'Whew, John Harm, Robt. Ridley.Air U. W. Birch, Jos. Haletnerslry, H. itoliarts, W.l'. Brougham, H. Loomairhe; Johu Wedmore, R. • Rpowas,'lliiiii. •lAtoisebr, it.' Sharp; I. Burrell, Hoe. P. D. Lateinetie, 11. joie. Solidi. J, RN% titer '-.. , L 7 lierVeei Ow. I. &Sidi, Wm. Bormieghs, Sir W. Leaded; J. C. Simonds, T. P. Calmat% J. . Mettenee,lPeet Sellsiley• Laid Ciallip/4."C. P. 9-1101dirwsb/wAos. TOtstadtr.„-Ilitti. of Cdmpliell, Hoe. A Illedidierell, Sir J. =Rt. Hon. G. CUlNtwit• • _• • 301.310181.04 d . •• , Hee a. Cavendish, Lord G. naglocl"W. A. Wllliegrelre,ille. IT. Verewoliteullon.lo. Illibeeprllled 41 Wilidi.l:iA. Dueeemied, Vise. lieweßeas e: - • MAWR. Poseltroleenie.. ••••• ./SepreA. Bid WOO* 1.1 - FrrilosseatAlirA,C. MAHN Hour . - 1 Wired, Mildew Felbstew_ oTise. Siisslp,Air U. 9t.: fart ." Fiealikied,.R. New paryllir Julio '•••eteidi*V. Godlelleilds. Pisimis,7o. - 9. Debated!. Hi. V. S. Geo*" R. Nugesi, Lord Phillips, G. Geier, a, W. B. :• s nl4 < as LONDON,. SATURDAICOI,OO • - - The Bi ll 4 cPPLd 4. *“ !Pi .Imterfllk I ffirungli Parliament. It Jima .lisstiosisht received Nal the Lords jute the House of . c.;mortunts, where . it was read s first,ti,stse t ,iud order g 4.. fin e.!evoulk • reielingou Maude) , next. The enactment of this s➢ ros . are exhibits a .train cootems . with iu the-speeches of A/Misters. A Bill iAnkumity mess. of ucce*sitY. imply; a previous infringement of the law.; bat it is the burst . of the *eatery of State., the, during the pimp of t,he fishes, .Corpas Act, no illegal eeti it had been committed.--ps, persopki4 been urieslll 64 , or confined by bir o wartaid, without. tufstasatimosix. oath of his brain bees concerned in.tvassassable: l or ,svhtious practice 4;, awl even, wore , during the ordinary operation of law. would, . course, be considered an indispensable wekino* to the commitment of a prisouer) wanting during . the Act of Sititesision, it would not reader thtmscrest and detection of• on isidie;idual illegal under that.. Act, for saspicson is thgreby declayed a sufficient., A • . grilanil of wimp, without defining the Asture.oe.., _ . _ . extent of dint ourpicion. The oole object of the Bill is. tberefem„trkpmn t o the mimeo e(the spies ondinforoorri from notoriety: ileinnitersems, tend, ►hat. if they One! became peblicii they could not endme the weight of genera; indigestion. Thio, berms to be a strange confusion. It implies. in the first place, that their moduli WdS such m ►nerited . . .• indignation ; and, secondly, that their characters. • swiiwitblibindientheipowillyalealivormatiuce r l on thvoi. 1 '44 ar • . I blif •Pli.. l lol l *- 111 41 1 . 4 04-lAicli alb • thaw is the good repose 'may enjoyed. . Let their ... 1 , Om Wald,. oust are sisal/ answer , f it danger will be atelitreil.of buying their 'motives, in giving private iiiformation to Go veomisent, tbisintirepteled. . . „Lord ALTISORP'II -motion for e diminution of .k mo nies ii„, s hi e - Amirsitiosatea vrakenauceessful; t pot on a op.i v i on thijediaioriiy mustered so strong that the Minister, might be ibly induced t o tkineur io the oug geo tione The numb ers f or sa Miuiaters; were 63—egainat t 4L • .1 I , Two Mitch. Mails haw arrived.lvith , pap r 0 WI: the lit .iinniinr., It ti stated under the bend ,of Stockholm, 13ilt February,i Unitas errett as the new Kiug •of Saraoite had -receiver! the moth of the 4 ;Puslcil a Slate, 00 *Headed Divine fiervice.in the Chapel, bement,attended by the Comm( Palace-, to recent* the oath of the .Militia and the City Gunrel,both foot and hone. As his 111 A j l evy rode thrileili,the ranks he was received with accla mations of joy. . . . Our Port Letters contain a Variety of interesting perticulars of the damage done by the tremendous storm of Wednesday. • .i • ... , ' • s ' - u•••/' ••• I. 11••! i•' , • *•"' tri,rd.r. h !. • Lord .. bid' tottitglittits*, end Costne•Muisllfeit •IsMliericeit of -the PIIINCE Retail? yesterday, at Carlton House. ..; [Tell LUAILDWIEGIIT, Eq. of Ititeelff Priory,' 'km declared his intetitions of Offering. hilliseff, at: the approachiug gement, election to represtent• gm/ Bomitigh of Colchester. file. WRIGHT hawalreittly • .commented KO active canvass, with the most flit tering prospect of success. . • " . Yesterday attention an Inmost was held at the'llkl of the' 'Mee Cosspasseit. id Vos-iman Mews; Orehard-srMetoils the ' hotly of Mary Slattiaty, who lost her life at the• tease of ' • lady Jaye al 'Nu. ,8, thisserttecatervt; Nv the %Moen, Is ' high w I. sitsuurd at the hark of the kitcheu, which fell d er . lug • 11. - rhoradfalossno ettl'ressmktp last.. (I ) . Us id, evidranit Mom ow this malateelsole octanes was Ski !pole servant to ht.r Ladyship. ' - • • lidwitid Priwelli swan* mid. he Is serWairt MIAS/ ROW. • .Os tbe4th March, about twenty saloanisrni a imarter• before ' .veetsts . iclat*, witseits aid three • freak enemy, 'et this ' house ba.t sit down to sapper. The drawing -Werth Well ran .. l la epees the street dour sad let • Nit Odt irtio !Magog. Mb mistress i skit . . Haring returned about lOW wilt aiding the ' passage. 'after simitian the dour; 'he tithed * lresdrafOrsith of a wall, as be supposed, which Ihlldireedy an Milteet part sleeks hitches, oliews he itellykift the ardeaseri. Thiiintif Web built to prevent a erwassioneatioa between C. i .. Joins astkher Ladyship's Imatts., It sad adiratiatt 'hit O 144 :?t a the fouadation. n his g oin g down s tai rs Ise' the kilithels was , hilueltesimap with wadd;'ailitheao4'lliel 'ri' 4 the servants whom he left is the kiteikts. 1k illiedlately • East wp-stairs. when Lady Hayes eskeilliki elist'ilitir the matter. Ha told her a wall kailktiro asiliki Motet ths hitehro in which his fellow servants were. H.• (wigwag) wrist instantly fns 11:e• watehninal' georriViddif arrived OR the spot ; he left them in okwav of thestswantei who were then • thurked in the. roils% and was ordered In atteud Lady Hayes, So • the house of Mr. Mimics, in the same street, Whete be left her. On his return, he saw tine of the servants is the arms of the watchman; she want-aerie., into the back ve lour, and medical aid was instantly sent foe. The whiten stopped on the spot, and saw the holy of Mary Mattiuty brought out of the ruin., and conveyed to the laundry; she was mitts dead. • Question • from the Coroner—" Flow long bad she been laying iarbe miss f" Witoeis--" About two boors sod a half; and when hrought•out was quite cold. I was prevent when the body was taken from the ruins." 1 Jaryassu • to the witnius-- 14 Yen say the body icy two hours and a half, did it rot Mew require medical assist pace r - • .. . . Wilmot- 1 ° No ;it was quite enlil cad slier • . Gerower—o! It was on the night of thealresdfialhawriesne, and the wall having nu support, I am actually astonished bow the other pennon liseawere preaervcd." • : • Witanalicootineed Mary Smith has her leg brakes in tampion% and the other servant has her aria and head Severely Ilibret. as abeam at the time Sear the fire!' ' , Qessinar (rum ,Nee Coroner—" How loug has tbs wall heenisalftl" • ' • Jarymispoie9 ratiaember it 30 year ap, sul the.. was isolsiss to support it." ,vi t.:w e Ty mnroll•Sa vim, limitedly old °elute swiesMillr was read over to Omni, when they reinined silver dich.-Apitiltush4 AkstA by thefattiv.V a *maks* We bow:ems. ,I•• t.,,1 P As laquisitioa was also takes at the sum pis* us the bad, of Mary Ass Clarke, wise lived is Sward's aldwo, 411w~ abonweiglitipparweldri ItelMllllllllo,oll left her Mom. a kilik was as the Wm &Miriam, and she ism.- Ow* lime' it wit- when lisentathee east.; Ills lehltes f* he . waiiinseied to Illisidleasa Hospital, where she lingered bat afew slays ~• -• • • • - - • ' The Jury returned a veitilietTskvisfaatal Death. . NW/1M MODS or TIIIEFT.—A few days since a preetwimial Gentleman.. on his return from the Font .Court.., Dublin. ow wesmateal in LVOliens , street, by two young females. whersaitli 0 * Si,, saute I lirty people Imre' Walt • fil tit mono your cost:" end' offeleti very ohligiessily to.remove it with their hand—. kerchief., to which proposal the Gentleman thaok full/ iseatkoil : ate operation of elermisig 'laving been performed. they took their *ere - wieh..o coert'ay. the Gentleman, tit the sterile time, tattling" a low bow for the krone Conferred ; brit th ey had tat'parted misty flimsies before use Gentlemen discinteredshaceibile thaw aratfiggletuaks were ens. played in rensovittg the filth themselves lied pitt'iSh hie •cosite•eitellsaill themselves' 1111,... 1 111eir 'trtiabl#, by pickinchierisket ifs meW.S4,li.blu4ltyrch . itf... . On the night of Thursday geotright, the -Seib» bury and Lend*e itagemniggort was robbed at Turnhasw.green, of two bales of cloth, by three rise% it ;is I sappoor 4 l,- -who were seen lyricism nese the waggon in that neighbourhood. Tb.goods were tort' milord slid the inegents arrived et the alike is the Old Bailey. ..Oulthooday night another rages wit¢Koe►. belonging to the twine serious (Alen's. WoothaT)....woa -w•sywd- , .4 41 lowl"ateo; two 'of them Wised the waggarno4 end threw hint down, while the third swoon ant the ropes which secured the :propoetron , the smegoir. • fortorsarely.iltore• was r guard we • horse-hack ate short diwassee wh o rod e u p. when the eillauts 'greeted them escape over ass enclosure. They ore lilll,l/011Vd to be the muse party that robbed the runner waggon. ~~ _ • • • ,'l. - •b• .•4. • t • IA rat —.woe. grad. Af r e l lit A a lfrttEllEA".7% etteetptithest 1 - est was sere _ Ttak lifills`gerdeif bedglit widi'grfeit s ' i The cheerful hearth, sett hitttee 'left:* fes c. There abellerrd warditre be Mole, on heard the 'elect Ow v, Telf Whit he iiiieio,l o s pe MU " , And give lire aliflk head' Tin the rep I ravelkeworld eter s . , .. Pihigetfitt of the elastig 11.# r ' - . 0 And noble yeethe,"theutruie to hear, Funs* the hunting of the deer; And Irftrra4,, as he rolled Wow, ' byte burden to the 'piastres snag. ...u,.... Las t...*.•-•44 lej .0 • 1111.116 ',lower. It I Inetertint. ttiie Mike of V&A' ad' ; oieletlatc44f3t.dvt erl'he"Qat; ' grid Patioeultoo: Soon ming o'elnek' ;Iteostoposied Plitteetraia - AnntNaTti•ilid e E `lT'tq' iYobhin u traeellitO carriage for Wind *lei- !storied by .a• patty of •ligist hone. - • irtifterday tlie Mince 'cif Hasse tiotratiVitri re..l :reiebd vi4te - frorn the bishop of Sati-atretr. the! Lesag, the Earl of HA a sivoop; aenetol 8R9r'1 1 1 1 144..tr P. iteci!A, Mr. wu 4 T.i.sy, &C. i The•ftiorquis of . Coot.atou Det.l v . *feria* *tali.. entertaisinunq yviterelay, at ChotinondeltspliouvO, to the PRINCE REGVNT. The dieinguished per sonaget to meet his Hera Hiteinote seetet-- ntlest nuesbutrg, Prince. Estella's', the Mote and. Doichees 2 _o !Lee Carts", the, Otessiiie Anohotssashrin eaul Ida Lady, Ite Trek** Amlbs.safini: Dull his Lsoly, ,she 'maw (rpm the'Xiegof the Neihrrhuot !1$ Stroh et &Wk. sr . tr 1441441 kt z.ltitri tiverridni; Void had Ladg cu. Orrin*, asEttfrieotaanit SF.." le the availing, her Ladyship had a William* toot.' 'Thk' Mlrtgulat of'SCOPittab - will entertain the l'ainca REGENT and a Numerous party of distioc tintrint 'Wedsieadsy nest, at his resideuce to Cleve laud-row. Lord and' Lady ELLENBOItoUGH had a grand dinner party, on thitreility; 'IV their house ill St. James's-square : aitiongstowhoriCeere—; Lord Nannialgroisreariatrati Talay adr. UT, Lady calitterema, Air Wm. SOO% Rart. Sir war,Griat i , liart.,coloesA agesom,. Mr. Lenin,. Mrs Dios, Dew • • Tite , llllWitinis and' MarchlonWis of lattlieottli entertain:ld party of distinction yesterday at Lausdown-Mouse, • • - • - Lady Pita' ,EcrEiceriti hss issued cards of kiwi. tati c'' ' gamed hall on the nth April. it her house irt.Graftometrret, Bond-street. • • • Count de A I.DRICILA lientemin*:Colionel and Aide:de-Camp to his Majesty the Krieg of SwEDISit o left-Brotiett's Hotel, Leicester-square, a Few days since, for - ,S,tockholtos 'The ••Ere of LOMA A LI" has kit town for his ileat,:pottesmere, • • JAuas. imigTliSlC. ' _ Wm - viarrees Lintel, New -street. yestesday. -fur his 'eat. - ftownes; - near, Exeter: '"Mr.' 'add 'Mt t. KINN Siittli and fa`Mitrattieetl`at tritta,- yertirday, from their seat, Cheirup.tilmvg..,parm,Emstur i ... .• !.i • .!.• • 'PAM *feet lidtfit 'at diiihler ki4teriley, at his house iu Stauhope-street, May-fair. Sir Joineries, belt /I ATP *SIVA edtertained a street pritfy it dinner yesterdays at their house in BerketeP 4 l9l l tf.... e- , ~ • The Thesitie Partisans's!) wee. crowded to ex , cess;to See KEEN in iiim‘arti. on Monday, and Sir 6'i/es gsserefor44.osi,T woad): The Dottie • iteeein g Post lirients that use ar cnml,hshed mitres.. Mir KELLY. does not draw full homes since her reseugag erimn. and attribn tea . her failure to the mismanagement of the 'Theatre. Mu. tawlio.The present .rituch.tn-be.regret•• ted indisposition of this Lady Juin been. we unii.r .stand, in a 'great .dngree,"sidkasiolieChy'fier trent 'meld in the Theattf. Some days aloft*. EDWIN wear.. wt! SW irifdretied;'e letter'. of Terry:audio Ace to M. 'JOS'S',its W - hicii she,alated the'injustice of only permitting her to appear on the %Wednesday ow Friday nights, whee'llatiirel'arid , ether cause. pre vent the padilie visiting the Theatre'; 'that even on' iliiisenightil she tuts' not had the support °fail pee." former . ;e1 rank its . comedy ; ni,d that (ruin all-the circumstance, it is cruel to accuse her of not drawing earmsey to the Theatre. She added. es we understand, that unless'the iihohld he suffered to apkireen idlo* et what' ere tolled the fashionable nighta. 'she weeld retire from theDitbligi stage. In consequence of this. Mr. Fattens end another Gentleman. on the pot oflde. Jones, waited on Mrs. Eovttti,` hit use was so itt• she could not see thein...4 Dela* IleasiNg Post.) Madame de Geoids' delightfill tale of Zroma. on 'which the atew - Overa is founded, is just l•tib by Mr.TANAVAII, is French and Fis lisl,. The same *ohm. (*lash's three *Miry Tides; elittallT inure~tiae, sae. La Hello Paale..tassids--ewal Les Ituseaux do ;n&re. Wi:obs;e•ie Unit r new •utl improved Edition. Ws I•tely berg( filliffedisd or that ext.-16.0 hull work?'' The lirf ProsertrArg the SigAt '"fliq is s Treatise trawl s•itiVletj awful blase may he de. seed, upon • sullj6l Ntictfta>At lawny* be interassint so she aclailar and the 41•10011•Whocia: - Ile will Awl a few plain mood practical aisles, abatis masul i• Must cases of attans.ng ibeir object. lIMil UMW, NW . IP. Am,. AK{ 3011111101.310110 • - _ 40i. Li OW .1: THRIBIRMSTriIItESS 4 • ,••• •-:•/ *Wit ,ftiolwor fit.• of • • l. 1.•• iSo .Ol ' ... littrelltt rail". tolifilidl e ;or tilli th i e l l' 4lo - 4 ;—.-' vrir tigio- 11. goikbetkibil Rim .40 rilkiittlr colli7iieW kw. ibe Ibtott% ois tiorlibeeeet P 14041104 biotin, hie OM% 81•• 1•114 i elipicUestivielielaks 0 die VavroiCit• ..e.l tr. ..ft 11414,11110wt41 lottilltee bflbetlibehtltil i eikielitiltitotiiiiet will be kr istilivolog objest Att` ibtivaligri iisi fiat:Wm .. . OP% “ 4 . I Pewit; Quo 09 .as or issabre .. oh .. Aomn:, t i ttentl 6 4 ,04,, ifi se Zik Thu, Jw"llV itlir sur se anceslor of • Siiiiii'Atallfed ritteleAgisied somay to Abe Fog it ruses 4161084the11, is 'boot to be twinned. • • -• . • MU* U s etiti- 6 6iP44 - eel past, • ' • Asinlitbirialaief faith alum—. .- 1: Mow, is imiegims soNilogo, TO homer el% MO jaildeper L . • .:ol t No--trieee beseetb4ratiel.:lletendft_torer, . __ _ ....... J *Erie.'.) V' . ..Al '4' • .4'.•••••ftr•Vh ' . • - . ': C i i 4 in/ 4 114 4 1%4 ?Oki,* • , , .'•,:fi , " ,. • . 0. 1 4. 1 tillo"w"i•--J'• • - . 1 1' 4 , 14 NAVAr t ',IIOf . .MO,FiCE. , .., • , ... s. 1... •. ,: 1 at.. At ' 1 . 14 . 4 10 Alz i -.., • . . , nomfasiongit. Walton S. S . 4 / .44 .141 . ~,e* b t l igi 0411(ii s If! 16 t tloaf Ira iasmi . iisis salt . . I train trejl4. tii VW avpi4;1.1;:,;,0 '.• ith; 'Hanoviley, of . sod from Sender mak sunk betweisii the hoop off lite floes* hidl4llllllllllKibe Pew ink's; the _rhAting Intel wet e all " .1, ' . 1 1 1 . fritititiatily e siritlliiiiiiiiiissairdjliett Ii 4 ..rlll.l feat I that west bff . &it'd*, mlise . Dit;i4 tin e vile, the Whole or . „ , I the wood-wurk a the new Pier 'at itysla, was wa.ii .rl - iteraw, ' f t ' and seheratlioases to the 'animated of the lifer Unshed diften i TIM MPS hi dirrilatalei aud harbou r Toile tint, the gale. The I 1 Lively cutler Wiier Itiltsa;i s was h e d away; the twig Mori- " i ttndtioits, Jenkins, ported frogs ask of bee incisors; 'he brig . . Shill/ jolt, MeV he" 1110111011mbed rarer her - side; and this ; :puma- sloop of watolippolies of her catlike. .. N., . ;1,14 AI , 4 . ' 44 ° 01 lll l ' ' f Tea, 'Maims li . • .. A m o st eiriftal:444mitaise came od here yestenlay even- I,kie from the AS.W. limlornotinied With Autill.-k, Irgliluing, • hill, mied - raisq•lNl all esTelt bone - ibis itiornine; *4 in'ow ' no Vie what itsigkiiii4 bi; bter dtine' ‘ " reiroet'atiiAtera sire . aiiiitriliessilititalli foils Raise; others • a Revenue Amer. libisit ilk/ inotpo front France. laude./ .. ±;eaterdayand ask enondurg heti tad at Itarri.gstal Iris% the 'Crsilos, Venlig, andQtear transports. Nu &pastern r brriea!! 1. 1 4 s day from France. - • •." *- ' t - ii i '''' ' yfaanitr, sitininr. ITV'Esit lads. ships li'4tary, Lard' Melville, Mar min , and Barrosa, !tondo at anch or i q Pisa Saud Hole A .ail. I • !spited to he Slat btorqbts' Wellesley: - fleet Indidtbitn, 'is onshore us the.illother /lain% With Rill iivii of i 'aim and 'ololollls'iniit' Thelfrir nett Thitchtaat ladistaaa is in utir .. , '1640 ISitil NI Ofivielinslind ribl • . • . i . Streit i'Clichoa. in.—The ship en shore .is the lifamplia , :111'411esley. A. , C4ipsiiii boo jblit irYolii . ; ill( tileiiiiiiine '''r • .and ca bh' i is r eboo t to,her„:-.41 1i t lava Fns{ linlianiati is utf lert with loss ett,iischor sod . cabk. - . • . . . .. .• ••• . ' ..r. ' ....- ` ' ••i • otoscreFtlt,' huskre 'b. . Ansa 'nlirlitAtitAll l ll6llll6lff ti.iy iti'odic ffbot the Santis, 0111 1 0 nbriblik ..,... . . V 44l4 l l ffeli isr.g Phee‘hai. we ever " R.ftf•!vt l 9 1 F - 'olisiviittri:d"by"vouist awful claps of thunder, ' .moil Arid listiiessi'liohtotie. At dity-light, ri'Vittitiorrs,pli•. .arsollibbsoat•fetwtitfill atpict,'lleitit laierik, iiilieffet 'with . •vittlitiril oast" drUcibid beleii"east "an ili«reVit site eiii- '1464V0il II ali7 A killer; laden, strut k against the East . .,Pler, by which four of her itetir leassairiiine uf .14 vett% wile -dreamed, and Iwo .1 , thews brit jogai beet picked nil. " "Vie i tafietiVaatrirelfdWailoVi l isi'llf4 gioltir, - iiiid by the 'w;Ointie ' A nise 'w)iitis; I:244,4iiiiiii . g4i Vi), 1 4:44.: Two brigs idea ,wciu ilsitior uni album with lust of hoWspiit, fore.trip.niisti`„ • t ,amioihilesilathaitei one **ran • above 4ithrorenliLt s`rite'; 'ode startfa - it Aiiiiettaiiiiikea. Aloe `A‘ii, - liti ext r a itt`. .diamals, dare ; firm tilt lilityrytt - *fie, wards went o n . sioniiiit)er Fast Ciiiii:idit.. ':. . . . 1 I ! A imp ,'hip Moe thartits Per MI Sty ; tiro brigs ou Ilia 'nicht alklei .*lout t i ng k iiimithigi' er 'rete'4,3o; '144 : eeyit; - 0:1 ilia's:l;iii'Oli 114144 M, don 'ln the ' *esl AM- The ,o;l l .iii,ii iiii; : idawit'phice in the Omer harbor... Suring I I the vaglag df 'tbr storimle lirjsed oli:veriPtienS. ifiiih bill / 1 . I I itoStokiire, OAT tberelithi hidka frliin't 4 inniiiiiti l w'hicis :were usable is tot;11, aid' iii y4f at etch 0th;r,..14 which a wen; 'areal 4,14 rif davolget was suittoiirif. .11414114; arc pooh,' twothert tie' stable atesteve id; • buirninifil6t . _ &tea *bleb iliiiro_4olleit a atie VA ileittlerYira; t iii . "'''.. " iirt. _... -Mk_ ‘ ... 44° 0.:111 '. 4qi.i.' , 0 , i : dri ii. ai , ht the .r 1 Avimarooivemeii mooed thereto. The iroe belie, over , 1 'he cabinet to the loom Harbour Waa - mari iatiireil;biel #e'railiwts were cgrried aviarby i ovss e f Th r e e IrsiMpoiti from Calais, which were Mashie 10 Make Dower hatimur, cm* Is beret and ham; meelwevi Mbyte . damakt. We are happy • to, state/that the fallowing tampion homed haveitiveg sittetY lali' l ed• 7 4. :—Ortachinents et the 4,14.29 th„ 710, *ill rift brigade, ad. ..k.ne at the Id - britettio ' tuervb;, •I.l' un. fame, Setts firer, 716 . Russ el l;• 1110'noll littli tight pea'_ gsbuirw-lw all asidotheitht its ,bust 400 bitable . ; aid mime sent blabs twit dbetiargifit.' '''f'''' '' ,l ' 4 ..'-' • "'' ' " !I it 614ankint'411116 - rflinwia slifidfil:lllliiiill is;iii tr . eepiet ie 'get Ad bltdr4 VirlaKrivia nibeW ,ke . 414 vt•eteeepiKiie (*mini Ibdtliiiimistaiditatiiiibiaget:4l` . and Ilititslgittid Id 114rifiri 044. 1 Tiiiitiliffliiimisiord my those Mit islidabilfh49l4lltih4,4,',,i ii ii . r , 0 - 1 ii •:' ~• I f fpnihilllitf %Oat a di.'; imph r at waft of he Esti fifer . simlllildlasied it'uhli'irflietreg'strltsiigagaiipi‘y, aud'bYthe .414Yeeee'Ortlie'df:s4i TiWrifistgaiie t s riejtorm raerti muss , ildlelitli frogs .`boat alititif vise lilt iweJvi la,inigist. /'his morn. I ill ' at hi l iti .,. 44 , . 4. + ii ! l iseti !4 4) ! ' !ilid eery bard, sad lshipi are estrum into toe harb ou r, some of which 1 ieweri m i s e e o cc i rri f dionogn, ,Nearly 29q vemiels of ,different ti.. • / .etripititins are t at this moment shelarmislityrisis poet, and the extent of the dineste suffered it wetrimeat. indeed; .Ire . observe apwardi of IMVUTI sail 111 the downs disma n tl r d 11 1 by thltiale. Tfte night ens: titeeedinry dirk, and bring drily *relationally illadtiiiid by the fliOn:s'i:d llght fl ing. itddid to itslicirrois. ' 66 ?iii; sal the set ems ninuntaina hitch. ' A large Swedish ship, the Woolforkt, front Araistn•datn, honinl fur wily,. WA Villelli alrillelt#: 11E4 'was towed hither this rnortilisit';'l&ittbeing nitiil4tO meta the hailMor,• t wont on shore us the Sands,' Site 1404 front her anch orage in the Downs, sod ran down two brigil stud a titter, Oa crew of which last are oared; but . or dig fait of the emirs uf ; • I the two former, striate 51 l preeent in' doubt:. . . , 'use chick plate Oalti. ILiwr!Cce Church steeple was ht. wo . off last might; and we are isforined that the sleel;k of Ash' Church, mow Sandwich, has bees much injured by the, liglittilug. • IVe Una° a list of some of the vessels on shore and davnaged : , The. Asia, Greig, from Bombay for Loodon, is on shore on the Main; St. Mary, 'Burton, from London for Jamaica, lost bulb anehoit and cables, add ninilloss broken; Tinian,. Bell, from London, Vol 'St. Thomas's, on ithoredismairee; , Nieuro bleeder, rautirook, from Amsterdam fur Sitaistinti, lost ancho r s and cables; Woulfarht, Taylor, from Amster.' - - . dam fur Sicily, is en *bore diratavtvd; "and bowsprit R o b e ; ' tinsel, M.Dohald, from Loudon for Trieste,. toil both an.' chore sod cable; Amelia, Juan, f rom t„,,,J.,,, fur kivs„.• mouth, lost both anthers ainteable ; Argos. Young, i f ro m , • . LLondonfor Jamaica, POW &see and lust rudder; gliestietht t. Phelpii, from London Ail Illfiisoistli,. lust bo sh i anth e r!. • . Fla, Cutler, from Yarmdetifak Uireriol, lost h.. r tli ammo' , I cabir.,•turcomoi, sad bowsprit; . 7lliisersa, iliftlillll. from 1 L4lllOll fur the West foiliet, is on shore and lost holt nn. I claws rod ca ble s; Striatnia, Olsen, from Sundt., 15r..1 . i'cr • Puit.irnmth, lost both sairEors Mot cable; Elizabeth, Ito, il, T •. , Fran. Newcastle for Lisboa, is uo short; At'.la, Sal i th, from. 'AMMON fur Trieste, lost bosh anchors nod cables; mid AS . 1 tuitiette, Bibby, from Londua for Lieirpoo . , lost both an. ' therm and cables. • . - I •1110TDER LETTER, pamr. DATE. . • . . The Asia East Indianian is on shore on the Main ; the . . Thomas, Bell, and wuothiret, Taylor, ditto awl dimwitted ; . , • . " !. ' : • 411 4 , .. . - ....... ..,... , ~ _ ... • . _ '.,