The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-03-08 00:00:00

TO THE PUBLIC. have reeeivf.l sever•l lettedi, complaining that Tit?, um f , csswas not delivered until • like hour yegtetdav a s ire ow under; that the.publication of it commenced or pact six ceelock iu the morning, and that it is uniforml. plied Waal hours earliet than any other Morning Parr. 'I4E P`RiESS LONDON, FRIDAY, Wiwi' S. en Hamburgh Mails became due on Wednesday. their contents were partly anticipated by the arri of two Gottenburg Mails with Hamburgh papers, the 16th last• Their substance is given in a sub .uent column, but it is of little interest, and de es its chief importance from the circumstance of : heir g so long without any continental news. intercourse so long interrupted by the plague oaten Fiance and Spain has been revised, tbat Ailful malady having, cea , sed in all• the lately ic ed places. An article from Amsterdam, of the h of February, alludes to a negotiation between sauce and Anettia. relative to the tocknowledg ent of the kingdom of Lombardy. Bo NAPA it r t been long meditating the creation of this new *ngdom, for the purpose of placing one of his bro .err, at its heal. Th, canvass for the vacant Eta India Direaor is carried on with great allivity. The friends klaerman Surov have great e%petiations from e iulluencc of some of the Ministers, which runs rong in his favour. All the other Candidates rely icfly upon their individual merit and popularity. mon these, we understand, Mr. J castle is a fa ourite of the East India Company. Mr. Wm- Awls, the 1 tte Direaor, was one of the siz who p out of the direCtioa by rotation, upon the 10th of t April next. His successor will have, of course, a I . very shall term to serve ; his reign will probably Dot t•xceed a west. Were not the vacancy to be filled up. it would, however, interfere with the house I;st for the year ensuing. There is no doubt, therefore. bat that a new Direaor will be chosen f to tile general eleCtion, on the 10th of :test month. All the Members of the Catholic Deputation are arrived in town, except Sit Tows. Fosse's, and he is expeded in the coarse of this day. Immediately after his arrival the Deputation will proceed to the purrose of its mission. In the mean time the Lori of Fiaaatt, Viscount Sotrriveret, Mr. SCULLY, and Mi. Laws. ate wecsiving .the • isitaabiLconera. teatimes of their personal friends and - the well wisher' el their cause. In this number are, the Marquis COI OINALI.I%. Frrzwixt.i a, the Doke of Noerotw. Earl of Krt M Alt r. Yesterday the Honourable ' and Rev. tiors r Groner Lassa. was i Itroduced to I lis M si.s rv. as hie being ap pointed one of His hi A ESTV 'it Chap lains, on whic h occasion he had the honour to kiss Ilia Alsaser v's band. Lord Hasty S SW Alt T, Mr. KING, and Mr. W. HILL, *tire intmrluced yesterday to His HA IESTY by Lord WENY*OIITH, the Lord in wait. mg, upon their appointments to foreign stations, and Lad the honour to kiss His Maitsr v's hand. The borough of Ihnitoa affords a ;vowed of a most aftive and vigorous contest. In addition to R. Mistrusts Rooms, Groans Cl 4 *MICR% and CA •611011111 Eta scum an, Esqrs. four other candi dates bays started, via. Sir Gasmen Yonne, Sir CMARLIIS 1114111MAIWAT, GEOROS Thirsts, and MOKCILTOIII Hats, Esqrs. Marquis CAIIIIIWALL4II will be sworn into the Oace of Cloverenr General of India, in the week after next. His Lordship is expelled to proceed in at. .11 , 4 pose frigate, th-.• liegitining of nest month. A Ballot was yes:erilly taken at the East India }louse for the determination of the following Qtaft non, vie.. I.l' tor. Will'ans E a tt y,fottn,rly a Server' en the NT,lns Ettatlishmea , . Az retooled I. the Compenes . a .nruon un that Ettabliihmeet " At six o'clock the glasses were finally closed. and de:tvered to the Scrutineers, woo, at an early hones declared the Question to have bees carried in the affirmative. Mr. RUTTY is stacordingly testorsd to the Service. On Weds.. 'ay a Court of Diredtars was held at t.e India Ilona, whoa the following Commanders t nk their feud leave of the Conn. vie. Captain Hswlcv Meatents. of the Direct hire; and I. H. I;icowpor, ef the &tier, fr.r Mut. S.vcral transports are arrived in the Downs from 'it Gcc,rge, New Brunswick, Laving on board two hatta;inns of the 76th regimentt. A Lag* Beet of kips of war, defence.ahips, transports, and out ward.holind ships, remain in the Downs. 'rite Net.., FISKAN, from Surinam for Ireland, arrived in the Dowas on Wesineuhri after a severe engagement with a French privateer. on the even ing before, of Beachy Head, in which she had one MAD killed. - The Portuguese brig Carminhavuls, of 00 tons, lades with vane and fruits, was totally lost sear &sumach, ou the lit last. about 90 pipes of wise are saved. _ _ Admiral COC U ANL has tailed to the West Indies. Our fleet were left all well off Ferrol, ten days ago—the enemy remained as usual. The letters hots our fleet make no mention of the Rochefort squadron having got into Ferrol, as was reported some days ago. On Tues,lay night a West India ship. last from Cork, bound to London, WAS attacked by a French lugger privateer off Dungeness, which she beat off, but with the loss of the carpenter, who was killed by a musket ball. The West India ship passed through the Downs on Wednesday, for the River. TIIE MdECI GRAN TIONESS OP SALISBURY'S D 11001'.'" The Marchioness of S A Ltssuev's Rout last night displayed all the rank and fashionr , f London. The arrangements for this grand entertainment were under the diredion of the Marchioness, whose taste - and magnificence know no bounds on those occa-. sions. Such a blaze of beauty and diamonds wig have seldom witnessed. The Ladies had the same head-dresses which they wore in the morning at , Court ; crescents, bandeaus, chains, and feathers of diamonds, with immense plumes of ostrich feathers, white satin dresses, morone picketts, and embroi dered- velvets, were the most prevalent. • In ibis very brilliant assemblage were the following— • ill% Rnyal Highness the Prince of Wales. Dukes of Otis- . berland and Kent. The Turkish Ambassador. Duchesses= Gordon, Leeds, end Dorset. Marchionesves—: lertford, Wlh cattaer, and Headiest. Counteesei--Carlislo,,Softern, Bridgevra ter, Derby, Rentinck, Tankersille, Camden, Liverpool, Stec clesfield, Eue,nu, Ely, Cardigan, Cholmondeley, Essex, Bret lev, and Westmoreland. Earls—Derby, Bridgewater, and Westm.m.l.md. Lulies—Carringtun, M. Rentinck, '.Ben net, Vernon, 11. F .- keen, Somerville, Percival, dulkeley, Perth, tavitagton, and Castlereagh Lords-3 .rne,sitle, Whit worth, H. Petty, Bulkeley, Rodney, Callao, G. Seymour, Utiostone„ an I Digby. Boa. Mistlecres—Knox, Mrs. Fitz herbert, A. Stmdsope, and Preemantle. Hoe. Miss tilrins stones. Mr. Fox, and G..n.n011,c, , a0x Mgs. Billington and Madam GI THE HON. MRS. KNOX': ROUT. This Lady gave a mo=t elegant entertaipment, on Wednesday night, at her house in Upper Grps- Tenor-street, to above SO() of the first rank and fashion. In the splendid circle were— Hi, Kayo Highness Prince William of Gloucester. The. Duchesses of Mnntrorie, Grafton, air,' Gordon. The M.:mine ...Keg of Winchester and Bath, and Dowager Donegal. Marquises Winclmiter oral Sitio. Countesses Tintkerville, Darby, and Mansfield. Dnwagws Buckingham. shire, Kingston, Westmoreland, Talbot, Aldborough, and Limerick. Earls Kingston, Limerick, and Manshe.d. Vii resuntewes Gnsford, Chetwynd, and Castlereagh. Ladies Grew Wald, Serii,gdon M'Donnel, Perth, Price , A. H• Sullivan, Langford, T. &Itch, C. Lennox, C. .1 -nen, M. Vane, Sheffield, S. Stewart. F larding, M. Thynne, Hackett ' Set Rawlinson, got, and Carnagtou. Sir John and Lady Narringten, &c. ORATORIO. COVIINT•GARTEN. Wednesday night the sacred Oratorio of The Re demption was performed to an el rant audience, and received the applause that such music and such ' performance nr,:st Always command. Miss Mci- DAT, in Ob had 1 Jul XI Lyre, wa s rapturously vi ewed, as were Mr. Miu.sa and Mr. DVIMAN, in • the Chorus, lie *est them Hailltenem. Mrs Bt. trio's Serpeedee4 S'reeeer was a sublime performance Mrs. ASH% in Piers Orgies, and The Horse aid his Rieke, was delightful. It is impossible to speak in too high terms of the w.!;.)le performance. Mr. BRAH•I%-01% being cowed in life?. .nber David, at the close of the Second Part, apologised in nearly the following words Lidi.. and Gesso--The tenth of the Oratorio, end haring hcen pressed with a old for sums time, r,U, 1 hupc, plead ill!, apulogy far not Comlrlyin with your desire. The audience were satisfied and the performance coucladed. . ANTIEhT MUSIC. The fifth Concert took place on Wednesday night, under the diretlion of the Earl of Da us ear, and was honoured with the presence of Their MA. /1 End the Patrictsses. Earl of Da at siour attendled His MAJESTY far the first time since he came into oilier, and sioce his indispositions and lighted the ROYAL FAutt.r from their carriages; Earl DARNLEY likewise attended Their MAJ LS t I cs, as Direaor c t the evening. The first net was principally sefeted from Aka oath's Feast and L'Alleges. The songs were sung by Mrs. BILLINCITOM, and Messrs. tisitaisoii, I). SA t.r, job and B•art.eu art, in their usual .!xcel lent style. The latter gentleman appeared for the fir , t lime since his indisposition, and was in excellent voice 1 he .sung Revere s 7'imobesis, with great energy ; tne accompanyment of Hr DE on the trumpet added considerably to the effeft. In the secrnd act several pieces were taken from :leis and Galatea. The song of Afoot 1, oily Anis. afforded Miss •Femuasor sie opportunity of displaying her charming voice. The room was crowded with subscribers. Wednesday, the Kiss dined with the Princess of WALLS, at Niackheath. About four o'clock His MAPISTY Set off for the QUEEN'S House. Mr. CANNON has not only got the lareresitilf of St. George's, Hanover-square, but stands also a B od chance of a certain kl?arr. Sir Rosser WiLSON has taken an elegant house is Upper Brook-street. Sir Teasels BuanErr now holds his seat by a majority of eye. Some thence suppose that he must be an Uititerien. We find, from elate/rains, that freer P.tt dare not dance on a Sunday, but there is no ohje&ion to his paying Me piper. Captain Film:new and the Honourable Lady FIELDING arrived on Tuesday last At the Lendon Hotel. AAAAAA Z now wishes to be acknowledged King of Lender/iv, but be would much lather be acknowledged King of birabord-street. Mrs. Passim has brought forward the M uses Caireise at the Edinburgh Circus. It 11.0 thrown Reels, Strathspeys, and Highland Flings, into the bark ground. The Weuminster Volunteers were yesterday in. spatted in Hyde Park by Colonel RusiNsu N. The Ranee of the r , vng Racier drew a brilliant and crowded house, last night, at Drury-lane Theatre. Prince WILLIAM of Cit.ouctsrEa and suite were present. Covent-Garden Theatre was well attended last night. At the conclusion of the New Comedy, the Epilogue was loudly tallied for; but Mr. FAw‘ITT assured the audience, that, as the Epilogue had not been spoken the last night of performance, Mrs. Giov se had lett the house. The audience were Sa tisfied with this explanation. Mr. Betel% beautiful Overture to %lr. RsYsoilas's new farce, was again received with the greatest applause, and Mr. FA W. CILTI'S Alsnanack Song encored, as usual. TIIE COURT. er . - • •' .' • , 0 ,lIIS haJOTY'S .ripriag. 1444, e. Yeaeiliy, at tiro o'clock, t 3 ESTI' held a Private Levee.at the Quad:es Homey which waist. coded , , o . T. Lori Clientlakfr. Ttie liyke nt Mosarose. • -t- Marquti of I 1 ertford. E.4*-411. , •no.erti, Buckinghamshire, Winehelvea, efist. ham, Ayle.fowl, and Candko. Vrtour , ta-.Sidaaoutb, hbdedie, Ceedvemerlt, lewd West •ll-0144-04WIRtave, C. Stewart, avd tiawkesbury. . C..nerlf Hufkeley. Sir P. Flats, theltnn. and Rev. M 4120110 George Late, wed Mews West, Kin". NW WM. Hill After tile Levee, His MA J SIT Y held a Privy Cahn ell, witich was attended by the above, who arw Members of the Honourable Board. HER MAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM. Yesterday, soon after two o'clock, Her MAJerrY held a Drawing Room at St. James's Palace,. whfsh•' was very ivkndidly attended and a grrster nomher of the ancient noble families were prs•smt than for a nntnber of Court days past: There were t, betides Her Ida 'MTV, the five PatactssEs, g l e e llr e fn. nets of Watts, the Dukes of Cuwarat AND, KENT, and CA6lllllDol, • the LOKI, Clint JUSTICI of the Count Of COMMON PLILAS, the JUDOE Of the AO• 11111RiLTY, the SECRETARIES Of STATE, the 4nvo e•rE GENERAL, and there were present— Dukes—Some , Gordon, and M , ,ndreass. • Dartlessa--uordan, Doseet, Leeds, Gahm. tdoatobss,and Antal. Marquisse—Thomond, Blandford, Waterford, Headfort, Circello, and Hertford. Marchioneso..--Bath, Abercom, Thomond, Sligo, Heed fort, Salisbury, Blandfind, Stafford, Dowager Bath, and Den. negal. Earle—Roteney, Kingston, Uxbridge, Bridgewater, Mount Lfgeeurith .- , Derby, Longford, Mansfield, Cr tven, Warwick, Loftier Darnley, Radnor, Digbv, Fortescue, Westmoreland, RockinghettiAlre, Chatham, Talbot, Pembroke, Aylesfoed, Macclesfield, Dorch-ster, Essex, Cardigan, Sandwich, Et finglian,„ L' iner irk, Westmeath, and I riniskilleo. Con-. rt ..ses-aKingston, Delaware, Camden, Townshendt,' Perri coke, Chatham, Bridgewater, Bever ey, o,zrby, East. h, I).achest --, 'Vlansfield, 'lmager Portsmouth, Er e:, War 'ink, Radnor, Longford, Bruhl, Harrington, Liverpool, Buck. inch tusailia Ayledeard, Macclotheld„ Aylesbury , Forte-cue, Temple, DOwarr Mansfield, Dowager Pembroke, Butliex,k,t- . fingliaiii, Limerick, and Cardigan. Viesunti—St. Asap',, Chetwytti, Villiers, Castlereagh, C-nron. Cranley, and Stopford. Vireouate em.—Sodley, Marihans, Bayhare, Castlereagh, St. Asaph, Sidanouth, Crawley, Villiers, Bulkeley, Si .picord, and Melville. Lords—lkaybrook, H-niker, Mulgrave ' Banbury, St. Helens, Arden,Arden, J. Thyme, Mariliatn , Mint°, Brooke, Whitworth, Napier, Somerville. G. Bereifonl, Folksoine, Cir. riogton, Loraine, G. Thynne, Litton, heating, Melville, • I W. De Brooke, Glenbervie, Hawkesbury, 80-. oi gdoii, Greaves, Amherst, Binning, Grantham, Anckland, F. Spencer, Scars dale, Barwick, H. More, SI, (field, earl Boston. Ladies—Cal.home, Headley, Heniker, C. West, C. and M. Hamilton, Langf,d, llo'keley, Dowager Kenyon, Kiny •ii, 'f. Pratt, her-slued, Hume, Donstativille, Vernon, Lt.ott, Ponteen, Two Peartee, Waising..vin J. James, E. Cooney), Mild, say, Perth, G. Cecil, H. rtzierald, S. Stewart, Ton Stillivins, S. Despeticer, M Carr, C Weller/ay, Carrington, A. Cumberland, C. Sperie•r, Soutl,ampton, Hawkesbury, Hebrington ' M. Thurennuid, C. Stewart, Bsyning„ Sykes, Boston ' J. Harrington, Grantham, Mulgrave, &c. Ac. Archhi.hop of Dun , lA. Rishops--Rochester, Bangor, Cether, Killiths, and Kil auea laoctors--Davies, Glass, and Rudd. Asabanadcan--Neapolitan, Portuguese, Danish, and Ros a._ Genera's.—Burrard, Fitzroy, Phipps, Ernie, Cal'ert, Lumley, mid L.e:ie. Colons`to—Jackson, Rooke, Robert, Robeanx, D. Grey, Cole, St. wart, Gyms*, sod Maiort--As'sew, Rligh, and M. Captains—lohnstooe, Paget, Fielding, ChaAil, and We.t. Count Murovr. MINIS Nolken. Sus—C. Hawkins, J. Craigg, A. Home, F. Ceote,J K g lfy, J. Mantiml4, W. Scott. Rev • C. Kaye, J. Nielson. T. Trine, Y. Mummers, D. Dundat, A. Grant, P Hal s,T. Ileskeath, J Pufteney, S. Smith, W. burrows, J Harrington, J. C. Hip. piJ . Hon. Messrs.—Neville, J Spencer,Rer A. G Legge. Mesas G. Vansittart, Drummond. W Irby, Ormsby, Can u;fle. J. Erskine, Vonms, C. Long, Penn, B:mh, Poerreputia, A. Stanhope, Donerilm, Methuen, Elliott, Buller, Porkies, Eden, W. Burrows, West, and Smith. Mistresses--C. Grant, MI/meal, W Hill, Gregg," St Ledger, Forbes, Haralltim, • Herbert, Shirley, C. Gmoville, Hsatheote, Verney, Courtney, Agar, Hublin, Houveries, Ds Ore! , Lone, Curiing, Pagi, J Erskine. Pole. Grant, Free mantle, Cornwallis, Ormsby,Spencer, Stewart, Cox, Bettie, Villiers, Markham, MlXeume, Johnson, Methuen, Ord , Jackson, G Forbes ' . Misses—Two Nerilles, Calthnrpe, Headley, twit Hublins, linvnthend, two Elliott, three Somerville*, two Bouretles, Irby, Vernon, Ormsby, Manning, two Walsinghams, two James, Glass, Courtney, Fitzroy, Molilmay, Drummond, Smith, Dacre, two Edens, Addington WlLensie, Hume, Methuen, Brown, Marston, Cam/late, C arlton, two Ords, .tbdy, Wynne, Villiers, Knight, too Irby% and Jenkineon. The following presentations to Her MAJLSTY took place :— Tao Miss Ellietti, by Lady Rethurst. Lady Beresfurd, daughter of the Marchioness a Waterfront, by the MAPCiiiOlllll5O of Headfort. Lad* , Ebringtun, by her mother, the Countess Fortmeue. Lady an.!7ilissGibbs, the wife and danghter of the Solicitor General, by Mrs M.Senzie. Mr. C. Grata, by his father, Sir A. Grant, Master of the _ _ Mrs. Johnsen, by Lady Pulteney. La Putteney and Sir James Pultency, on marriage, by Lady Werlderourn Earl of Innistillen on bis coming to his title. Major WII6I, by Sir James rislteney. 1.4 d, Ann M•Meil, ►y Countess Temple The Hon. Augustus Georg* Legge, on his being appointed Chaplain to 1114 Majesty, Sir Sydney Smith, on his being appointed Cdonet of the Marines. Mr. Sl'Doilal by Sir James Pultermy. Sir William Bomar% on his creation to that title. Mrs. Johi ,pit her ffli,fiagt, by Lady Pntteney. Captain of the Coldstrmiii Regiment of Font ElWards, upon his promotion and marriage, by Sir J. 1111 4 .1% PUlteliCy. The Bi"bop of Ki%more, upon his 'initial from Ire Lad Miss Gertrude Methiseii, ►y her mother. Lady Brown, ►y the Lady in Waiting. Miss Wedderhuni, by her mother, Lady Wed terbium. Lady M. linummond, by Viscountess Castlereagh. M 144 Marston, by the Lady in Waiting. Lord Sear..talc, by Lord Coma. Capt. Fielding arid hi, Lady, upon their marriage . Miss Carlton, Mts. Ords, and the two Miss Orris, by Lads _ Dorchriter. Mr. William Hill, by Lord Berwick, upon his appointment so a foreign station. Lady Georgina Hunteley, be the Princes Amelia, upon her being aiyointed a Lidy in Waiting upon the Queen. Miss khdy, b. Lady Arden. Mr. M`Nicl, by S,r James Pulteney. Lady Anne M.Netl, by the Countess Temple. Muss Courtney, by the Lady tit waiting The Drawing-R.(lom closed about half-past four ; and at a quarter past five, Her MAJ Es r y and the PRIMC returned to the Qua; g's House, to dinner. ~.. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCS. -.7- - ". 4 . - """. - I 1 4 0 L.l GOTT E NJ/1 1 40k MAUI. . . s ~ s fsitiao4 Jati3.ilii" . " /1 ge7teral Pt4ateerk hue to sea ffoc. OUT rim eq agaihst th'eEngllsb. Seveuf small v-iaeli • hare been sent to Majorca and Minted with -rams • and have safely' arrived there. Its or A's month, in consequence of a resoltition of M. daiCatistiMano, prefect of Pan, the intercourse between France aril Spain WAs again restored; Lot every measure of precaution is taken with respea to travelling passes. and the importa tion of woollen goods, and such articles of trade as are liable to communicate infeetica, are still probe „..)bittd. The number of deaths at Alit-ant, during obi prevalence of the late epidemic disorder, never amounted to 3,000. The dishy l4l nfno disappeared every where, „ r but the placeslllicli were infeEted are still dangerons to 1118suges`e and ere inhabitants who return. The griist intention of peyemment banishes illrfear for the future `rise cord Ons that have been formed, will, it is said, 'snit be coitinued• CADIZ, JAN. IS. The Cortjo Mercantile, published here, contains the followir.g articles : The Intendant of the Havannah has tranernitted to the Consulate at Cadiz, the following better, dated °Sober 56, 1101 The rolroes of St. D.imlngo have fifty gen'bests, a and a brigantine, of 14 guns: with these They hove rose out to I:a, to the distance of lb or 80 miles, and penet rate th• most • ~vage, atrecitte; against our shipping. The merebent ship 1.4 11w:rt, which left St. Andem on the 13th of J two, has wen taken by the nevem, and alt the orew obliged u. Map overt:44,d. Three or four other ships, whose name. and Ours font wisfeti they c 1111 e arc! nor known, have •ufferest the +moue fiat YIN MLA intiwin'the Snattish merchants of WIN, that dirk string rosy sail with more c..ution, and keep off as. much rewibt.• font' Domingo,' or sail under colours which are se swelee try its* Publi•hed by order of the Consulate. Cadiz, Jan 12, 1803. WiTall DAM, rits. P. According to accounts received from Paris, an Austrian courier has arrived there with a letter to the Emperor Napoleon, from his koman and Aus trian Imperial Majesty, written with His Majesty's own hand, on the subjea of the acknowledgment ' of the kingdom of Lombardy. In this letter, one of our journals says, the Emperor Napoleon is styled by Francis H. Mon cher Frcrc, my dear brother. GOTT Z113111.:11G H, rtl 9.5. 7 he English Messenger, Bassett, arrived at Stock holm on the 16th inst. after having been landed in Norway. No further accounts have been received of the Chifirme frigate, or of His Excellency M. Novositzoffl SAMARITAN .SOCIETY. 0.1 Wednesday last the Anniversary Meeting of the Members of the Samaritan Society was held at the George and Vulture Tavern, in Cornbill, the Rev. Dr. Glasse, in the Chair, when upwards of fifty Gentlemen were present, and a report of the state t•f the charity e•as delivered by the worthy Treasurer, the Rev. Dr. Parsons, from which it ap peared that, in the caurse of the last year, 123 patients in the London Hospital (to which this is an appendage) were supplied with cloathir.s ; with money to support them in th eir . stay. of convales cence, till they were able to return to their labour and many of them were conveyed to their distant homes ; several sent, at the expellee of this insti tution, to the Margate Infirmary, for cute ; several Foreigners admitted into tha Hospital, hut cloathed by this charity, and set on their way to their re speetive countries ; many ruptured patients assisted ; and many supplied with snbstitutes tor amputated Ii ohs. This timely aid was stated to the Society to h rye berm produ&ive of rn .ny great benefits, said preventive of great nii,chief and misery ; many Patients h tying been lost so society through indi gence and distress, in the space between Ureic. dim ha.ge from the Hospital and their pertuct recovery. It is hoped, that the above Report may induce the conduaors of oti.er hospitals to adopt the plan of this Society, first suggested by the humanity of Sir William Blizard, and gradually improved and extended to its present state of us efulness and re speßability. • fhe l'hienix East Indianian arrived on Wodees,f from the Downs, at Portsmouth, and j ,toed the convoy at the Motherbank. WILLIAM ROWLEY, Esq. died on the 25th of February last, at his house, near Bray, County of Wicklow. He retired to his room at nine o'clozk on the preceding night, and when his servant en tered his room in the morning, he found his inast,•r stretched on the floor, senseless, and the bet) uU. disturbed. From these circumstances, it, is sap posed Mr. Rowtev was seized with an epoplesy soon after he had retired for the night. He was father to S. C. Row t. ev, Esq. Member of Parlia ment for Kinsale, in Ireland. Mr. Rea w sr lied e.teemed, and has died lamented. His benevolence was as great as his means were ample. The remains of Doctor Byer( AU %%VT interred en Wednesday morning in the Cloister of ‘Vestm.nstet Abhey, between those of the Lite Sir RILISAkD JESS and W. Wootarr. Yesterday sennight, AS Mr. T•Y LOIN resrEka ble farmer, of Balshanx. in Cambridgeshire, w r - turning from Linton market, in company with hi; daughter. he complained of a sodden indisposition, and almost instantly expired. Every CZCILICMI was immediately used which medical skill, or the hu manity of his sympathising neighbours could sug gest, without ace!. He was a man GI great brae valence. and is much lamented. A game bull was baited yesterday at Brentfurd. in presence of a great concourse of pe,iple. He foiled the dogs with case, for a conside-able tims s but a dog from Fleet-market at length fasttned upon, and pinned him, by the nose. In this situa tion, the tortured bull kneeled down upon the Jog. and broke his legs, then tossed him into the a:r. caught him upon his horns, and threw him rff again, to the distance of above twenty yards. The dog was dead before it fell to the ground. Several other dogs were afterwards slipped at the buil, but he defeated them all s and, after a few honrs torture, he was untied, and 'weaght away to be kept in re serve fir another day's cruel sport, of which we hope the constables will not fail W take due tunics. -al