The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-29 00:00:00

Zugkap wililedispersed ; the relaaiutaig he Felicity, the Britwounia parted emu pirsouth. on Sunday. ships were left, at Cadiz on the snip NlRoret, of 74 glum. Rear-Adtairai issl• ; Catomaa, of 74 gass, Copt. T. of 74 pas, Cap. J. R. Watson ; Norge. , I S. "Waal Wolierine, of to guns, Eplwes, of t 4 gam, Captaiu Peyton ; and Wags. _ nuather of French gun-boats under ;►istagorda. supposed to be about fifty in of which had performed any t king of but were laying close under the bat were flying about as usual, but random, had but little effect; one r. fell on board an English sloop of of the harbour. but fortunately to the crew. is arrived from Oporto and Vie; the latter place on the eie.— tortitimi that the Portuguese Militia occupy their pot:ohms in the rear of the ,'IRA was expected to make an at• lociila on the td. It is pretty evrtiiii did nut proceed hi that direutiiiii In AR the French have opened the Ziezere, it is probable at we stated Paper) he marched by Guarilu. is expected on the coast ; he i■ to , Dunkirk, and (Mend. Iterluiso. sent to Bremen, sod other ports ou furnish semen fur the French ships Expedition, it is supposed, will he least s show of undertaking it alit present 'Portent sending reinfuiceintuts a d tegigla ia l, , "ti e d the Fel Y with off Plyn The following •1 • a ,hip R owe Kral% ; AIDA Captai• C. Orr; 814 so d Its* bite Th er e were • HU fart Nistagordr bee, none of • uenc e. but ' • the shells . • g 6 1 , A D at n tbern, however. calking out not damage to The Per Man is start from e Letters men' Mow to occur $11.11711 et upon Alessi, at DeoViit di' :n o ar by the Zs a former Per BowarA{Tat nit Boulogne, have been s t coal, to fu sat. tiotne'f adiataken: at ' mode, to pies • Potttgal. We hove cop; 1 , 10 of liss% An the eeteorsiy e ta tentaor. Mord trzt e Vese!-11ort m ale:rip advent entertain him wi , althea country Ti.,while the Qom hie hi:Idol ebtr4cions to it safety to Britain ajared soil emit More asylum ! We have gist fro of the By i Iris IlirAthe Nestenloy • 1.4011(4u lint taint NV sot spetir• ships, Ca,t SI. leseel aeit--fm Moine ('tit. T. Berke n Toe demons , 1, ay was altered tt Mira Madras foll•wit Cembridgeaw y, ad lastml• David *Ott.- Nei, ship Ilea re Mikan Pitt, raga! direst. The chip Ti it'd at Ply. Me. with a me poi at Ilona ti tate a ramie rd be ship tout bland to Qua A convoy, coil -31 erre h4rlit a , on tit- tells td e £ ohlP °Tow wita•—r of aim, Was e tie material etoaded with Captsis Rt osipauted to e het) (much la a ls , ir pttn bit C • Decent tilt towesey to hataed. to 1 eftioned by if Gernnstiyo Prl tare. The folio' Admiralty IA it _ t se 1 1 f Aim PJ lee% h" milAtomt fa rr ar fte 16 % GM ,dies Showell' a, remel t ; hini•, the 1.411 in s r i g ' lid not the rat could have t twelve priest At Novi there 170 3 11 8 •h in Barley 1)s. 4, 214. to biioil Ci lees r, derl which . Ju tit' sad at 1 . , Plenty of Int nd• . at aidl per lb ' '4 7l ° • -. .A. 41 • -' 1 t .:.,..._-_:. 5,Al 1 1. .. : 7i - 4 . THEATRE. LYCEUM. Mr. Putt, from Sidler's Wells Theatre, merle his first appearance here last night, in the part of Lorenzo. in the Opera of The Cabinet. fits voice resembles that of Mr. luct.xDow, but it does not possess the volume and compass of that favourite child of nature. Mr. PTNE was encored in the hunting song, " Brunk is the soil ;" his second song was given with much sweetness and chastity. Mr. PHILIPPS was must rapturously encored in the pollaccr; and the dart with Mrs.lit.ltur," I love thee," composed by Mr. B►sutoe. The music for the character of Prince Orlando, having been com posed by Mr. BRAHASI expressly for his own powers and execution, much credit is due to Mr. Put . I.lPra for his assumption of the part, end he ought to feel highly gratified by the approbation bettowed by the public upon ins endeavours.--.Mr.Oxnzaav was very successful in the Marritris.—Mrs. MOUNTAIN and Mrs. Bbuor were in fine voice, and the Opera went off with great spirit.—Mr. LoVnulto, t i in the Farce, excited much laugher. F.131110.Y.111LE ARRIP.I LS n..sfERDAY. The reel of Moira, at his Ironer in St. Jamos-plare, from Norinaidaii Pink —The &ICI and Countess of Carlisle, at their bootie is Graseenor.plaer, from Castle Howard, York shire.—Margais Cornwaiiie, Crum Swialey Lodge, to his home it New Harliagto.i.stieet.—Lord Peterborough, at his house in Portniasumiusre.-.Laird Sydney, st hia boat is Grosvenor...lame, Cant his seat in Kent.—Sir Sidney Smith, at bis house i 4 Clevelaad-row, from Verli%shire.--• Horiousabir Co;aael C.ipel, et the home of the Dowager Corneae of Eases, i u Castoa.slitet, from Brightelu.-4ad, the Haut/arable James Butler, front Ireland. His Highness the Duke of flLucrysrett is ex pected an town this day. from Tuittirtitge 'aVells. Viscount MotIaTSJT was taken ill yesterday at the Clarettilots Hotel. which will prevent, for teo days, his Lordship's intended departure for Ireland. Lord NfattaKidtit intends to leave town this day. for his seat. Biotield, in Berk.ditri.. The Earl of TayLoan at, will accompauy his Lordship. Lord German Careentin gave* grand dinner yesterday, at his house in Sacked le-street. to Lord PONSOMMIT. Mr. PONSOSIT, Mr. WillTelthAD, Mr. Ttenner, &c. &c. A solemn Dirge and High Mass were yesterdat performed in South.street Chapel. fur the la.e Queen of FaANCII. I. Consisted of selections fr-in the following eminent Misters, via. MO ART, PEA- G 01.1.011, Platte. Ponanaat.t.o, snd 1.).. Ana E.— The principal parts were perforate , ' by Mess:a. Fi ruinous, Novabe.o, and Hinds; ;memo pained on %lie Organ by VIIIICENZ 4 NOVILLLo, 4)•- I Rapist to the Portuguese Embassy. A tee it Oven, i" our itt'c'ding columns, • i „, smother of the Nobility and Grist-y attended. Fa. Duke sand Duciama of Ameocinmeic, Corry. .ne Eintlerina issued since the commence. sinaTol9l Prince CAsTeI.CI, A. Counteas Fitter. Lid, Nlaae Gasovit—e, fat% Sec. Sir Wtabtan Wientian 1/at.i.imn, Bart. of the Court of Limiters was held at the 3d .. regiment of Guards, • ho seri bur homer arc Lord louse, when the underrnenf d Cap wiELLIOGToN'S dispatch of the euth tilt. is arrived sworn into the command of their re iu England to take itossession of the _estates which ships, int.—. have devolved to him by the death of Jelarli !. haute, Metcalfe; Capt. A. If bottom. Car- Madras and Petered Wt %Duels. Esq. of Earsheitt-house iti Norfolk. Harter, Portliamptoo--for Bombay and Bengal. The last day of Term, from the number of een %Malan of MC ship Ste Willsain tenors pronounced, is not inaptly termed " the day tied. frets Madras laud Bettie'. to M. day ofJtidgineut." It is strung., howet er. that on Madras and Bernal. such • day many of the punishments oho ld Le ' The fallowing ships were thus otatiousd, sir. iVetrfrate-ory ! Caabeldae awl Lord Wellington—fur Madeira, Madras, mrs. mo . aid brenil. To* give a wan .u pper at David ikotis-for Madeira and neural. the Palace. an Luicoln. on Tuesday se'nnight, to a slip beeelre at Chester—r ,, r Madeira and ltfoldo!. numerous and respectable party. It is almost -u -nlike!, Pitt, Lord Forbes, and Lady Lositiodista—for pertitious to say that the eittertasinnent was pro• bengal silted. fuse, elegant. tasteful. and highly gratifying to the * lle skip Donee of London, Copt. Spec' we, ar- company; the secormilished homes* displaying tired at Plymouth on Sunday evening, bon. Qtre- throughout the svening a lore portion of those 'late with • cargo of timber for Ms Majesty's duc k- superior powers of pleasing by which she is so hap -1114,1" dist pact sailed en the 14Its October, end pity thstioguisliell. Fourteen c•mples danced 61.4 • ttl ' uti° ll s hi p. oo the 1114 (kiubtr spoke The company sat shown to supi.er about twelve die ship Criaberlaad. from Portsmouth. in ballast. a'elork. and prolonged the islet to a late hour.— biund to Quebec for a cargo of timber—all well. The following list of their names is, we believe, to. A convoy, Crlntibting of about eow 4611.'0 of winch t arrsotv correct vote boom! to England, was to sail awn Q sabre Me. 5!.,1 two Mares Martina, and Mr. F. Chisplitt, Rev. Os tit? vole uf October, under enoroy of His Ma. I Mr. a.•l Misr cant, Mr. Mummers Millets * Mr. i f tt ' s ship Sum Caumense, of Ili gnus. Cdpf gin Mr. Art-hilt:won 1111;n i go R ov e t . lh, s ;Mr• ;41, 1r 0. 001:101 . 67-4, Jo the 10111 tit t banner a livery hum, tht gale Mr.l. au" Iwo Mute ' s Cl:stiort, Mr. owl M's, of aim, nasiebeterienced their, and footuriattly dal I .e. l ...Av..... ...rll. e...1-.-Slitort-. Captain nod Mr.. Wet " material deelmte , although the harbour woo sun, Moittr eilAtowp. Mr. R. Eltiont, Mr Mmist•sroag, Mr. hooded with wierobeattoe.., c. sod Mr. G. t.L . 71e10,•, Mira lieuvo, (apt.'s aad the. T. Mr. Lesepows. Rev. Mr Petilwan, Nee. Captain Itinetity CAMPOCI.L • of the Sheet,. is t r r ( trit,, li ..m r . Rey. F. suss, joie. sod the tea sepsioted locators Ind the Irciernadoier. a new shit** si.tere. Rey. Mr. Nelsoo sad two Misses Weiler.% Mist led) Imuched at l'hallosesh Kea is constrneted Palmer. Capt. Lowrie, Moja', Terrewest Rae. Mr. Tereus. ea a 0..‘. progriple ; all lief points are vertices of The Lady who attended as csitei mourner to the ats , e.ate4led triangle.; tier bottom is without lion Queen of FRANCE, is the Criontess DE NARBONNE, Pt. lad. of Collrf.e. extremely buoyant. daughter to the Duke DU SUILLAIT; she wits her Dirac d* Hamster, and followed her in all her nits ftetent :Mitres from Frisbee state, that • paper tortoises. The Queen died in her lime. and made oltontry to a Collst.t tqtteilt was enerte4 tO by l'oted, to supply the great scarcity of specie oc- her premise not to leave bet till she saw bet depo. tenoned by the heavy renottelicre to verious parte sited in the grave. of Germany, ea liquidate the duties on Colosial An Asthmatic patient in the City, who is rather Prt tare. deficient in orthogrephy, wrote to hit physician The following has been transmitted from the I lately. sta'i ig, " flirt his coliin had retterieed." Admiralty to LLowo'r:" A letter from Captions and desiring to know it hat be should do ;to which of His trirjerty'r ship Beagle, dated off the latter scut him an inuwer, recommending him 13 " t ellse. tl, states that • at day-light that to send it beak to the Ustderiaker etesdeo bearing $ S.E. four or five The great cause between the Visor of Norton hearliserved a sloop its the E.N E. stand- by Daventry its Northamptoushire, and Lord an ikrfiloct for Bastogne; that he immediately ewe. SrEectat asd Trots AS Rases Toostreen, shi lchee, sad cm bearding. frusail it as the Amer,. conetwotag the tithes of that mad which lisa e ___ B b^cchato. boned Titer , en. the Master con- been five years in the Comet of Exchequer. was on caving hini.et r well war tithe Erialish shore. and Thursday last. attar •MI investigation and reading r The laud in sight he took toe the &Heidi coast.-- lof a greet member of ancient iriOCUGirett• produced lied n ot th e Beeide fallen in with the Naves, she an the pert of the Vicar, and after three days' sign. 'mold have tart j uts , the If v o filmossaw, where merit is that Court by the Counsel ou both sides. birdie privateers were at hint laying." decreed by the anaannous jniament of the Baron. At Norwich Curti Market, on SallicfliF l as t , t in favour of the Rey. JOHN lissom", the Vicar, there 111311 a good supply of gain. with eery little with costs of ureic. 64 7 11°,1 in pricei.—kl heat sold from 41% to Pi , friainiday sesnight died. gra SS, Mr. Eo- E 1),. to Vs. nil. prime saiiiitica ans. Beals or ebb ettIVTLLTO s. He was the last lineal descend. die. and Oats 14, to 15.. Therese. • largo j mist wr Sir Wu. C seTLETUN. Of Iligham. to Nor 7ioiv of lean Betkot. o,s the Cestle Htll lest Behar I folk, who was crested • baronet in 1641 : the :7. which w e r e i n In:r1 condition. sod sal,' were family and title are ther e fore now become retitle. ' cl od at front 6.. t.. p mottle.—Three sees a He died a bachelor, • .41 Meer alt.surwerl the title.— °tem !' if CI Stolid it'. per ourwe, and fat Matto* He for many year, toliowed the very humble till " 6.1. per lb.wwA gre.,t m an y lustre w e re abatis, plod ingot ofa breechet.rnaker, in Lruu, but latterly 144 ' a abtaiwed high prises. 1 livid oat assail patritamind awe. copied from the Paris Pipers the Ad loon's, se Crown Prince of Siredenti mem o)y of his presentation to the Diet ow To complete the farce, lie was en evening with the Opera of airtarits must the Swedes be fallen, to invite Curer to the Sivedith Throne, and to ith the i epresentation of the delivery country by the founder of the dynasty of the Representative of that Hero, drives igdom, by a people who owed so many his heroic fainily, is obliged to seek Britain, the mil) country no earth where infOrtutiate Monarchs can now tied • ST. JAMES'S PALACE. The nunsher that attended yesterday to inquire after the state of His NlaassTv's health wa+ very great, and the crowd in the street wes 5n excessive. it was with difficulty lice canape:l could gat triuil and to their ca.riagts.—Theidea that the Ex-King of SWLDS.I4 would repeat his via t, f o rmed a prin. t i p "l a tt nik o ir ,,,, particularly among the females, many of whom welted until a lore hour, in ex pectation of tiering tut's+ illtistiintts end utifortunite foreigner. Atuntig the inquirers were-- the Marled@ of Douglas The Speaker of Mir Howie of The Duchess of Dorset Commons The Earl sad Comities of Mrs AWiut Derby The Latins Ssekville Mr. Putisnoby Dowager Countess of Liver- Earl Spenser !nod The Duke of Bedford The Lurd Chief Baron Mr. Whitbread Lady L. Mmiluualti Miss Edmundsola Sir Isaac Heard Alderman Birch Sir John Marpherwas 1/ow. 1/ache's of Manchester Lord Napier Capt Browell, It. N. Lord C. Awn - set Mr. Bowles Larlettertutos Marehioness of Itownshirs Lord Mort. th Lind Sloantjoy . Mr. Venom East SVineltilsm Mr Fontilaisque Earl Puniest I tidy Culling...nod General Campbell Lady l'amplorll laird Arden Lora Wart Fitagerald Dike of Gueesslierri Lord D e w.. Earl of 3lntinesitury Mr Willtraham Bootle laird Somerville Sir ll V. Tempest Earl of Smola irk Sir Charles and tidy Price Lord Charles Spencer The Chief J satire of Chester The Hon. W. R. Spencer Admiral Voting Mr. f:amiing Me. Roadie Mr. Broderick Mrs. Perceral Ald Christopher Smith Earl of Coventry The Marquis of Lansiliion Vtarount Deerhurst Emil mid Lady Sherburne Dowager Countess of West- Mr. airs and Slits Duthie worked Mrs. H. Camphell Sir S. mal l.ady Fladyer Sir Chalks Flower Baron Wolff The Recorder of London Sit John Giffard Lady Frances Harper Sr Harry Willard ford John Tliyobe Bishop of Chester Mr Herbert Lady Dalrymple lady Caroline Herbert Mins Dalrymple TIN . 1/taa of N'indsor I ady It Manners Vacuum Sydney Miss Murmurs I aroma and Viscountess Sir W. Smyth IVentwoith Lord and Lily C. Bentleck Sir Drummond and Lady Mr. Calrrifi Smith Counties of Pomfret Mr and Mrs. Reoyon Sir W. Berehey (apt. Cramer, ft. N. lady Margaret Foriesces Geiteral Loft I.adv C. Wyrow Belasvaa Elfin Gen Loftus Dulie and Dachas le Cas- SI r and Silas Wi ottesley tries Dowager Lath Lloyd Counter, of Barrymore 311 s. H. %V. Nandi . ..it Lady Salmon Genets' bit Thomas Trine Sir H. Dashoomi Lord ii.stilstion lady C. Tiluey Long lieut. lien. Gaitskill Sir %V. Wino Mr. Enloe Lord Hutton Sir John Anstrother Capt. Pollan', It. N. Aideroiaii Doitivilie Lieut..ticu. Ross Sir Wiliiaat It. littigharn Countess of Liverpool 1.4..1 Whitworth The Magistrates of Haltom Leis I I . Garde,. Ilium. Mr. Eden Lady Juhustorre G e n. I l timuurier Lieut.-Col. J Grey Visional Cathcart Lady Slitirraii Lind mot l.ady Robert Fitz- st, It. nod Lady Bickettos gin ald Mum E•tcts Mr. lAT ' - Lady Triage Mr. and fatly M. Markham Dowager Countess Roslyn Mr. and Mts. J Wu lama Lady Mary &skims Mrs Ryder Emil Kenyon Tire GoVernor of Aldroley I.oed Henniker Geo. Gordon Sir J. l'itneruld Col. Aussie Mr. E. Lockhart Dowager Durham , of Leeds Mr. I'ye, Peet Lanmat facet. Gen. Stuate Bishop i f St. Davies C.J. and M rs. Muart Loot and Lady Dunpnnos Lirist. flee. Mar.,. Mr. A. Sarile, M. P. Major.tlcLeral Mapes Mr. H. Alexander Sir It. Eatables lAtel.-Gen.Sis C. Green The Dorm' r .hi Albaltuaritte Me. F Nivolay The Er.eve de Crook Col Frankland Mr. Win. flouter Dowager lady' Donegal The Sardiu:ati Ainliaoada Sir Henry Crewe The Countess dr front Gen. Itgilric The Cidurni.sionerit ac..l Se. Earl Pomfret entity of the Victualliug Sir Welkin Williams Wynn. Baud Cid. Sutherland Lord mint Lady Radatock Lady Peith Miss Waldegraire Sir Cecil Bishopp Bialinp of Winchester Stigma of Calais Mr. Serjeant Outlaw Culescl Oude - lady Drake Prince and Pricers Castel. Su Claude de CrtAplgny cicala Bishop of Mirka's Sir Thomas Slusgrave Mr. Simeon, St. P. Si, Fred,. tek Voter Sir James Shaw Honourable Mrs. Hularoloo (bast Winona. General Willard Earl soil Commis P stroke Lies:rause% Colonel Feely a Sir Stephen Cottrell Dowager Lady Rigp Millar Viscountess IV lode ynd lady Anse Cc. it Mr. Tit mayue Lady Melbourar Capt Milker Deskess of Gordon lady Mary Coke Der hem of Maurits ittr Sir Edmund l'ari lissom Mr. Aililc.. Cooper Sir Sidney nod Lady smith Lady Anne Ashley Cooper Miss Rtllll l Mlili Lads bandits The Bathes of E:y Dariager Lady Glynn Mrs. Demmer Colonel Glyon The Rey. Wardell Butler Miss N Given Lady Da Colossi Hamilton GeneralDelancey Dr. Disarm captain Rayeraft Colonel Stanley Gorerntre Cower" Major Satsey Lady Margaret Cameron Lord Mestbliehl Miss Cameron Countess Dowager of &ton Mr. Tommy Fad et Tyrcesnel Admiral SIT Ejerard blotter Clanaher dm Ganaes Lien, -Coluoe4 M'llitosh Earl Messtnusrus Captain Cathcart Lady C Stott P. Grey lien John Anderson Earl of Laadrrdale Colonel Barrel Mr. Mansfield Comemssiosers of Customs Maim-General Crodie Lady Anne Hamilton Mayor Ciirriagton Smith Mr. Coatis Sir Jolts Bridger Lord Temnasouth Rev / White Couutess of Murton Dowager Lady Suffield Earl of Morton j Lady Frances Fitzwilliars Lord Gwydir 1 Earl Warwick Dowager Marchioness of Mrs acid Miss !Sirimavo* Lassies& Countess Fenconturg Lord acid Lady Salary Sir John and Lady Or& Doke of Shim/use Archbishop of Turk Viscountess Wellington Lady Attire Teruo& The Attorney-General Lord Clore Lady flelltiothars Mr. Sheridan Earl of Linds.y MrsL L. Ramer lin use The Isdgs Advocate. General Lard Wode Earl of straihmere. MILITARY Niovtosors IN TOR KENT DIR. ?ORRIN—The 6tlth Light Infootr, in tw♦ &in. sour. esirrilsy •nd tkis flay. from Ilytlie. for Bognor Birrseks In Sovimen.The i.l listtoii4n of 504 Lott Infantry. in too derivntra. to-inur es,: sod Si urday, Gout M 1014.4.144, fur I..eues. Infautry, in two lin u I Nlondey aid Tuesday nest, from Brobouroe LP.... for Hulk oboe to soosex.—The botfaliou of the 35th regrown% is soder warp fur Siiurne. I tf-, ‘il'e.e it it to at..ve on 04 of D•ri.:l4l)*r. ADVSRTISEXENT 4Nr44Qfp,N4RY • • •• Sam. Szribb!ts takti , ar!W iif iOlf, • OR& Nowell 's public twice. Ilia frosty& and mimmo are informed, that ite kw faltered's', liege assilseiry waterproof gum apposite the sign of the*Catead Fiddle," where he intends to estabb•Whistelf,. an Author, for the acconimodation of the Treasury Jnuruda 163CLIJ.IVELY ; and from the duhiess att/ of their colt:otos at preven-, tit lies ever , reason to lit-here that ilk.) a It cuothier him a vy valuable acquisition. _Ks has just received Crum the [feud flouters the Allied Army in Pert tig , tl, ria ~,, a few, terming articles, among winch are lire dtffeterst modes of caning Masseto; to one of »bid' is pre fixed, a plan fur hedging i t Our Coo kin. ••• 'Flirt.- articles are sit eatitle4 Sts dratoklefils and will be sold cheep. IN Trig PRESS. The following valuable wu:ks. by Mr..geribble:—. , 00. 1.-4 Treatise nPris larksine,, ping ; Joachim Mu -at; s!:eiti.tg how an army may be atfely landed upon an enemy's ternt I, and may b kept there. Tilt sorb, which is dedicate.' Griivrel Sir John Stuart, 's adorned with plates including a view of Scylla and Charybdis ; sad ri each Sporisin.ic, who s hared tke ditch by falling over his horse's heath, leaving the animal behind. No. Sapp/mow to the PrMaleMl ; Of.' account of II " intittsitous deity," unkntrwn to' ancient mythologists, :tiered the Majesty of People." Ile has a thousand lemds, A timer I tongues, and a thousand hands he has also a thousand fret, with which he seasetinses ktebamdl tiou. demagogues into the gllsh of pabhc COO tempt. Nn. 3 —The Nineteenth Edition of that able work, intitled " Clem tee arid claw pro; or, the old system of indirect vuting, as sumer,. j folly prat tilted by The Moreieg Pest and 7'he I Morning Chronicle." In 49 volumes, chiefly tota -1 posttd from those two psperv.—This work will be . I sold by weight, with au allowance of 76 per cent. tare. No. 4.—Beettles of the smote two precious Jew ads I—The »oddly of this book will sufficiently re commend it. Tilt buyer •ill receive • good Mi. crovcopc gratis, to enable him to enjoy hi• pur chase, the beautieb not being lesibie to isolomon eyei N.B. &asp'. Squibs, &c. prepand ti• thoitrat octice. Ace. 45. CAMBRIDGE. Nev. '26. lln Weantiday idle the Bev= K. A. of Clete-hell, lies 'lefties of that society. . . • Mr. James MAP, B. A. leie ufflidtisyseellove‘ is ekcitsl a Fellow of elare.ball. The Rev. Edward %t'alls. Of Spdeht.' hen twee presented by Lord Gwydir to the ste;siebt• kettle of Willoughby and TneAdletleorpe. 1* I.ibtsdi , . shire, viicaot by the I..st ineunsLent (the Revs Mr. Bowyer) accepting an appointment in the -See'll Durham. _ . _ The Rev. Thotwts Bromley, M.A. is isotitoted to the valuable Recto.y of Sialtopstone, WIIN ot► the presentation of the Earl of Pertihroke. Culouel CuvLas is waning it Portsmouth to go ont in the fleet (which will sail the tint fin wail) to Lisbon to join the 11th Regiment. The Hon. Capt. Fosoos. who was seotkowe der a by the (I,overtior of Sierra boo:, Iwo been ilireete.l to i•Mai {M. teitlittallt, it Nut appro.. lug that :here had Leen any gaund for so strong a usesso re. A proposlimi of istrenching tools for 10.000 men has been thi► week shipped fiom Di. Majesty's Guts Wharf at Portsmouth, ou board two transports. for Portugal. Tranapurts are fitting at Portsernini,h for the re cep:ion of 400 horse fur Lisbon. They will pooled iis this first lusts:ace to Plymouth. On Sunday between lorty and. fifty Frenchmen. chh fly (ALcer► on their parole. arrived at Ports mouth. They have bees, embarked on board the •and another frigate, for Leith, fo► the purpose oi heing mole closely confined in the neigh bourhold of Edinburgh. o.i board the Cesar. at Blackwell, on Monday Lat. a quarrel took place between a Siveniiiii miler and • Custom-`rouse Officer, in which the latter stabbed the sailor with a knife, which he had bitten into the cabin with him to cut some meat. The offender was taken up ou Tuesday. The sailor is not expected to live. Yesterday a shocking acgident happened at the manufectory of Mr. Haim coppersmith, is the Borough: one of the workmen was employed under • large copper finishing the bottom, when one of the standings unfortunately gave way, and the cop per fell on the poor man and literally tore one of his arms from the shoulder. No hopes are enter tained of hit recover•. The Louth Coursing Meetings, on Tuesday. Thursday. and Satorelay, last week, were extremely well attended, find afforded most excellent sport. There are severily-four subscribers, and the weather being extremely fine, induced some gentlemen from Yorkshire and Nottingliansehire to bring their dogs. On Sellurday there were twelve moieties en. tered and run in a very superior style, tusidesseve ral other courses. A great many matcheoere made foe the February Mecum , : at which time a very ele gant cop will be given to ran fo►. Dinners were pro vided alternately st the principal inns, and cowl ticted in a mangier highly creditable to the priivioets. to which about 40 gentlemen set down sect day. end spent their evenings in the greatest harmony. Mr. Oco. CIIIAPLIi, to whom the town sod neigh. bourhood are ins r est torment intlehteil fee their diversion, exerted himself in a most eminent de. grce to render to the company de!. of 'putt end evenings of conviviality ; and we have great paler. sure in observing that hit ttl•arts have beta CHogoiled with s•tcc• se. t .• • tiny aid f as iury sod p r ii I , •ry o of r in. lea pre. gatis t • :Nib t tni( V 1.4 env is strt if the Ming d. Ifs la La the f the sound