The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-03-02 00:00:00

" v • 1. ,of Ai/ country. et hest o reckon, tfte► all your at , tadunent, ;cf.:dhotis, cud cior. your battle-lolde► too, when ally refnuern: lour moulage. -aLichistolion perfection. 1 oralaind *onetime term" in after is throated to trok of Sit' Arthur says-- , r f 115 , 4 41 trot ',Jiang would haws solre r of dieters', riitlit4: Aso arms. Of surreuderirdri stle thoul.l be verymucli °Nicest f ora us. of how monyjois iru consists ;i h a l how mosey e ha<l 4/', after having ex.. slime juts, more or lens, ia —in rapvi and ionr.lers I is good-nature called m quo& ill in fitteire silently heir It in ; thinking ai I do. that he very most inditeriminarl r, whether to friend o: &Or el, or heard of. like to se* a men trocilltimit ver isreossiair as svOI as IV , " ti of your Lordship's lusielit • of Cosassoilk I shitYttl memo ir' yourself is such preimairil vi and security—.4ad a poreduce, iu support et yo I I 1110 re virtsous--homer ruts. 14.4 --. ---.-- n CINCINNAIT& MGE=SIMII-="•-•=31 TISH PRESS. )NDON, -1 DAY. MARCIS 9. of Siarlftalarl, of 39 guns, sew at thiWiralty, with dew Joe eitiouneeif the Brest Beet enmity Alklted of eight silt; peurance a that port en the s that they *oiled from Brest rprising our blockading aquas which, by their telegraphs r bad barn informed were at with their sails down. They hey should be able to slip out by surprise. The Aided, our he northwerd ef the bey, saw made the signal for an enemy. ininediately made sod to ma . The French Sect, no near= to that 'mitt where they hub lutuirun wits, lint nut flosding we had made b.oi, and went There were five sail of prt. which makes the whole • that port amount to 13. hub joined Admiral S-ror of the lino, which will make ✓ the hitter, how blockading of the line and five frigates. 'a had proceeded after the I by Cord Gametes, but the lum to bring bins back, and, wind, it was supposed would GauatEs will immediately di Rochefort, in person, with I coining from off Rochefort saw tire woil under a press of the private bigots!, which not neared them, sud found them igates, chased by the Attire/eel a conjecture respecting the each Adinind had in sailed hour Drest merely. tee • ; into B.t,que Roads ; it wail • ea we stated yesterday, only th the squadron there, and to tiinate destination. The ape of Admiral Sworroan's aque• frnstrated the object of Milo closed beforethrHouseofeos Mr.M'aant.Cliebarges, suds uterveneJpo t hit investogatims elf iuquiry, wioile the navel/sari: allows us to roomiest eyes comear, riot. !ipaito continues still . tart e most airiiuus Intention. riot''. ed with hope. However aim. or, neither this victories 'MUM er t h e Spaniards in Old anti i entry into blaidrid. nor even Isom of the English, bees re 'trout the Peniusula. On the ck conjecture, and to put down looming e hen we coesithered thee o be *objected to theCorsican'e seem to manifest newettergiee: •sourees ; eyes' Portage& yen. w a spirit of resistance. to' arm to awaken the inhabitant* of e re-entry eof the French. Os a suument so critical, and so i ' 7R' ~.. . _ Jo- Pima pffiiislistiti otosS . jiimpre„„ot4t and reveller . of his•britther, to•willkoi his titecarioiw *Crowe; unitt.Ohhislt fut weeks might, ues fused, have sullashoo ester.roki 'or- Atritt,;on; Tu st word: at the *sot isotpeotous joocture, NAl.l2l.ltest •vettiaeoly shaudos enterpti4e, tend with gunotee velocity than he intaolod Hi. Instead of " crirfhiog Don J19111:P11 NAfnr.lblt, u pe miA s i ooscf,! with .is ' w hile with the other he planted his 41110411 on the toT• era of Lisbon," this .• . trahspot4ell • capit'ul. anther. The misetwou......—_. sent by this awful scoarge of Providence to Gyht a Cot aibm's battles, at the other extftinity of Europe. sad to sprehd. desolation over every country, seem to bstrowing weary of their bondage. Desert:on will lead the way to ineurrection against their Tyrant. The Pole% Italians, Saxons, and Sit sera, forcibly drives) from their native hoitus e imill incorporated among his legions, appear to prefer the Spanish cause and people, above the plunder et the glory lobe acquired under the revolutionary standard. Oa the other side, it is said, cloodkare evidently bolteCtiug and accumulating over the East and the Minh of Europe. That the Austrisu (gover nment le arming and prepariug for another trial of mili tary skull and valour is undoubted, though they may still continue to temporise. Saxony ha, like :: se* giros Newmann , * moms Kann* for euupicion rad oppreheasion. ritnotaic Writtnw's visit to Petersburgh, we understood, produced asilibig aeoestion, which all the assurance* and dispatebro of CAU LI N COMM have not yet allayed. Above all. AtAxassma appears to sinew sign* of -discon tent, and of reluctance to proceed further au lii• obaillienee to the misdates of his ails. De neither intilies, it is believed, to, prosecute flue war id Lapland. and to attempt the invasion of §weJen, by the way of Tornea. in the approaching Spring ; *et to support and aid the ambitions plans of Ins brother Comeraiete a. who desires to footed a Ilea Muscovite Dynasty on tlue ruins of the Ottoman - - >l•mity, as Ilseersers designs to found a new iteiien Dynasty on the eittiucteon of the House of Bouillon. These cirtuoistsoces are supposed to hafts brought Naroteoft from to St. Med, and hare solace carried him, it is thought, to the Rhine. He is, we believe, about to rape iiince new sad great itepedimeut, to his further progress, sad to his actual elei colon. It it le :eo e x tr eme peramir e eve state, that en ell peels has been received fratia Admiial.Weersitto s at Cork, with the news of the safe arrival of the A tins trim/Tort. wit h severe °Ricers and men on board The Jahn was one of the transports in General Expedition—she was the only one ▪ and great epprehensions were iratertaiard fat her safety, as slit parted in a very violent gale of wind. Among the officers out board was the lion. Captain Hoot, eon of Lord {loon. Westerdly4 • Court of Director. was held at the kst India House, when the following Command erk took their final leave of the Court, previous to departing for their respective destinations. viz. Cec.loseple Tates City of Lasidsiti Capt. James Muir war. Direassaise e ad cart. Richard Celesta, Wade Eder, taw 111adise sad Beedel. Capt. grilissain Iticbardese, Albion, /sr Chios direct. The Court adjourned, at six o'clock, till to morrow. ' Minister, received on Tuesday afternoon 'dm patches Amos Admiral COCHRAN N, frost the Wind want blends, in which he informs them that he has intercepted letters giving an account to the Go teroor of Martinique that an immediate reinforce . tarot waste be sent thither from France, with a sleet that would secure its safe - arrival. If this better, shish might certainly he contrived on eta roe tai be intercepted.could be relied on, we might believe that the .Brest fleet was destined for the Wait bodies. dliatiFOßD EtWTION, W . , Fr•. 27. lb. tirsplia NC We/ 596 .. 1 We here already noticed the report 44 that the Fluid/ ere en their reh ea t f r o m Spain ; and this tame detilithil fact in corrnberated by another ate {eat se deelbeel, vit. that Austria has declared mar aigreinyv franc*. A Gentleman who is just fartiresi froM Lisboa, which be left •on the 16th tilt. seemly, that the Ileaency had received iatellis reef thetrike esseky bad evacuated Madrid. .. . , revolutionary Emperor bctrahsported tit Pans, and appears at the Opera in Oat capit'al; 'Ally has 1w rot attarkedliaragesiss. or Caere, or Curthagena ? How eointi it that he thus leaves liar gigantic en- *prim inesesollete, allows the Supreme Junta to Paspy Seville Unmolested, submits to tale defied by LAPOJL. cud is be ***owed tab the tield by the nuke VINI , ANT/DO ? It wail net thus that he sited ia Aittria, in lireibilenhurgh a or in Prsisiiit. ilbw are we to explain as vantage a contradiction itt his conduit > 'kr .ter i t .ir b,ll4ll. 'The reason*, hoer priastot- ,r leoryr way be abort otnjectort, aft itter of' preof, are an- OM/Ma* stave one '.lllr, it is ittaitothilintlame tenacity, inflexibility, loyalty, awl 4baitials• of **a Spaniard*. bare snitailietithelii fillehreery reverse, sad, hai4rin4ired them .440 7 otperter lathe menaces, ,tot the 4410,1146- loth% mad an the trams of der tyre**. He raw lw- rulhenshlrinieistallt to ibid. that eietorles do not *variably prodafa submission in the tatignishebl. tad that " the uotienquerahle mind," where it Mists. and is soppeeted by religion, cannot be ex- . Paguialied lay military success. He has likewise found, that eves revelation and twintriptibn, like 111 haman rniellinery, have theirThifiti; mot if pro- longed. or propelled beyond its provers of ;tenon, will first languish, and ultimately recoil upon their author. The misereble victims, seised. and went , • - • .. • • . V.: •i• • , -- •... 4 0-, i#WerliNT CONCERT: .The etteifsilidattloese grated Coneerts, for the present rer t udy, took pl a ce, last night, at Hanover *moire Illwasidi d .wwder the direction of the Earl of itsvisouthar The selection was principally from Nanette., au I embraced the vocal powers of 11Ire. I:ll.LlNtiTne, Mrs. liAtigil4N. Messrs. liArri.tuAs,lo4l KNYVETT. , Mrs. BILIANGToII displayed great tante and sweettires is the beituti- MI air from the opera of Stariromide, of Gracie us reside, Otiose Natal; a... 4 Mr. flattelsos never pee Comte if yea dare, ear tram / pets stoma, with deer effect. Mrs. Vanisnra •Wileintieti applauded in the sweet Mr from Smoak, of Whet ire yea *yolk sod gales shall fast the glade, which she 10111.4. with her usual dviicuey and tweetitess. Mr. User terms was very eiective is Lord,'Su thee each Night' end day; and the whole perforates:re was grand And beauti. fol.—There were nearly 400 persons present, amongst whom weer—. filer liodafHiehends the Primes, of wales, Daebesses of Lank Nod Dorset, "mi t Cbester4.44, Forteaesme, Ux bridge. Dorsky tad Oxford, Curates. or Uxbridge, to.. c o s i er sail 'Viscountess Ilarsydeo, Lord and Lady Teas*. tusro,abil Laid Beaty. " -aNfiliszsazaraziatc OR.ITORIO. IllAY•11 WILT. The pe rforimoice lais night was lisise,•lialieull4. It commenced with 13At oEl.'s o(l6*qt:a le Ike*. Mr+. Om KJ NS sang /'anus Orgies, with her *sisal eitccllence. She was loudly encored in the mug of oh! had I ishars tyre, Or \lirianis tearful voice, • " To sonuds like his, I would aspire." !Ur. Bastris war in foie voice, and dispilayvd it in the Most enchanting stile. in the new songcuits posed he l)r. LAMM, of Cambridge. The last IrOrtiS of .11arteatta." The isudiewee were en't.l.u "mystic let their Applause. It was repealed. and te mired with rapture by a most elegant audience. PASTRY. HOMER'S FAREWELL TO TILE VIRGIN! OF APOLLO AT DLLOS. [l,lita•d .4 4 , 11 a Nate IS 11.4farert Hittecy if Greece, Vol. I.] . Virgins, farewell ! to aft a kind farewell! Let we hereafter in your 'sensory dwell When any stranger, eosin from afar, • Tu Dithill led by his alispirmus star, Shull ask, what Poet is your faewarits boast, And with whose illy arr tuu delighted most! • Do you all atitartr, rich upplaudiug "Tistke blind ran who dire% in Chios' wacky isle." R. R. Yesterday the Prince of W ALES, Duke. of Yet RIC, CIARILIICE.KRNT,COIIIB[II.4ICD, and CA]tMair/4:C, visited Tht•ir Manutes and the. Pat ac.t . ..4st:s. Yesterday Iler WM:6TV and the Nisi:Essig, !unmoved Lily CuAmLo erc Ft, crt with a visit, at her ap.trtine.rits at St. James's Palace. Chi Tit eirriy 7 ivr ilAJI:sTir, the Pusreneste, and-- the Dukes of CUMBEIII.4IIII and Causalities, at tended by the Locu Cuaneencats, viewed the ruins of .3t. JAM CS'S Palace, speossiotsed by the are; also the lien said temporary entrance from the Gar. .leis, (fir the R.Olrlll. aid the state rooms, previoirs to M t.) LWF Il‘ i tog a Drawing-roma, dos slay they acre lomat to be in moat CIO+. lelit repair, therms:Oily cleaned. and its every re spect preplired by the Geotlemen of the Loin ri+AilltElt I. A I sr. Office for th, ...ion. The expected to be very numerous unit xpleoolid. Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined with Earl CAMIII;I4.PIt his house in Arlinston-street. The Duchms or lltti.vos is indisposed at her house is, iitnetinr-square. Sir JAMES EMILE was much better.hust 'flee first Ladies Convert will be held this even ing, at Mrs. Bee yen's, in Gtusvenor-square. Earl and Countess Foreescire arrived yesteeday at their house in Grosvenor-aquas:, from tbaif peat at Castle-hill, Devonshire. The Duke and Ditches'. of 8111/0119 arrived yesterday to th it house in Stanhoptestreet, front Wolnirn Abl.ev. Yesterday the SPANIIII st3IIIII4IMADOWII servants attended at the Palace. with the NatioutilCutkaile is their hats. Viscount NORTIILUID is rather iniliepoued ut his seat to Ireland. la consequence of tug indisposi tion. his Lordship's son, the lion. Twos; -is Kilos, will Itotve town in a few days for Indent'. The Earl of Dentate* is admitted of Cluist's • College. Cambridge. About 'even end twenty years a,n Mr. Foiert:rt's effigy was tarred an.l feathered in every part of Dublin.—Were Mr. Preervat, to tar and feather him a little now, it is thought he wouldfiy away to !relent!. Mr. BRAMAN. we understand, will visit Dublin in the ensiling after-seitson, and display his un rivalled talents, for the brat time, before a Dublin audience. Mr. ELLIRTOII, it is said, has taken the Royal • Circus, in St. George's Fields, for three rats. It was a speculation entered into before the late nu fortunate fire : he proposes to have an excellent Pantomimic Company, whom he' will occasionally assist by his performance of Don AM. a Spanish Chief, the Khoo of Tarter', Re. fine. He will else lr.ve an excellent Balks Corps. rumableis. Ste, &c. Mr. KEMBLM has been prevailed upon by the Dublin Managers to perform there the ensuing summer, and take his last farewell. Madame CATA LAN t has performed twice at the Bristol Theatre, for the last time, on Monday.— The performances were favourite settees from Le Dilate and Il Fordo rostra 11 limbo. She was twisted by Madame O . MOItt ft, Madame tent, Mrs. AMIE, Mr. BEIIIRINT. mei Signor MIAR- T[NI. There are various accomits of Mrs. CLARIIIt's bi r tb.pitce. but it is the prevailing °pitting tha( sbe is Yerkekit " • Lord Presidem 4 d „ m Cesemil, glse. bad Oh, 11"1. it.. First L ied of the Treason. the .1 11 m4M, 4 041014,..4 tiles 01 4- n:ince, the Etna Lard 4 the st4Vlath•frs"aui of the Hoard, 4 Trade, the *et. (044 Sta l e, the elostarellue of the Estelast#E, Itsh 4 Chamberlain, tie Lord Stesard of the H..•ild the I oppui Oxford, the Spassish Anilassatedors, the Def. eof Wtrfr4r , 11 trim ut Miro ;Marls PM*, WioellANoll, Warallshiset, Astesard,llM thisett, hiesseamm Iliirtes. hal Litolsoderry ; Yieptwsts .ei winnow . lied csmippesis Lssrde tirmitslow and Ileatlshelit 4014 stscb 4 ,; lima T. Gage and J. lienfil Generale Ward, Disney, Itarrhirsj, Mantileglima ; Co lo:tele alley and Walker ; 'Dillies and Elliot ; sad Mr. Fawkes's% The followsuic `bed the hsi.orr of beteg pee 'voted to His MAJESTY DVS PC.i/11 de Cessitios, Anshetsedot Eatramdinarry frets the Supreme hltatj....fireasu, aztioi to the name of Uii Fa. movie Majesty, by 'Mr Canning, His al apisti`a l'rusespal Setairtirf uf State for Fureigis Affair*, and cuudarted by Calmed Chaster, the Deputy Master of the Ceremonies ; spa" Ithielt uremia, his EsirMlesey had as *wheats a , Ilia Masety, sad detwered Sae credeutiao, and he was smut paelemsly rimaised. Lictstessaat-Celeite Elm, Assistant .4diutaat-Gesier4 to Ma Cavalry, up , his return front Spam. Vieceaut Ceidesiu s. upon his coming of iSN, by his /e -ther, llse Marl of Keemare. The Marquis 4 Mira, upon rousing to lusting and the peerage. Colonel Welker, of the Soth Regiment, upon Isis velem from Pie maul. Kart Iterry.•hy the Earl of Llverptoob ts ketio l'aptaio LjOyley, of the set Itegiussait of Foal Finemals, Asdok.Casup ty igoslier-Gessend Maury , upou his return khan Spain. TW abet fittgeompoo his stuetapt, by the Earl of Kea mere, Illooologhoo, upon Lie returelkols Sonia. Pripahrolohassral Diouf, ups. his roars from Spans. *rut. Henry Wade, vita has fatting/ &O&M Spain- T r lop of OS.Foso iiiO4: , 4tod it'll 11 AJlbt V alter his Sermon pteeehedlefute the !bbe of Lords, ors *root,-flii. i,. Westtninstii Ahlvex. lit, ktiteiti `hold a Privy% Cou,.eil, at stisidi Lord Bitow LOW. wiµ nAruattged. ausl .worn its Lord-Litutenasst of t4e,Cuusity of Lita4h. llw Nt tn:sr e gore audiences to toe Duke of Pune f.a u awl th rest of the Cabisict NLissieteF•lireseast. It %5.1 , . usiderutoord Adrutral APuairsca s the late Spaniels Anst,a,eittl2t4 took leave or 14 4 M*.Pisrv. Keetera.sy Dins VIDSO D 1 Cs.:v.t.hkos. Auslams s4dur E.ti.uoiiiairy trots the Supiesne Junta of Spain, Heti.% in the name of Dia Cat' tic Maje4y, woe iotrudoced to lhr M /NET tic her Palace. fry Earl Mutaros s her Chantbethoo, Ala (011. ducted by COIOI.IWI CIIESTER. the I)esuity-111.ter of Cese .iee. Uia Vac, Pen .:r de;iveied his CW11E416.11%. 111141 WS.. most grind tn,ly rseeived. The ClitllllV, of PiontauiLL was in wolfing-upon the occa.ion. _ DIWIII' 7 IA ~ E furs Another Apeeticnr of the Performers or Drury. blue l'heutio, attended by the Propriefori, was held yesterday. At this suertsseg. it Mr. Silt,: MADAN resign,' all coeoruni over the ll.adi'es awl I ietitlemeit of the lute establishment, and left them, with bill 1.C9 , 011 origin.% rip tlicir lips tune. The perform ers arty' uttserd, iss cons.-iitlesur.r, to .I.li.rre to rich other, mut, sulkies* a e inulisou iastere A V, torn' bark the. Tlie.stris bet adupsea to tisesr 'purpose. Mr. cant su lure. pr* ledipoet, whi"ch it was.thought pru dent to accept; and to negotiate fur the Lyceum, tot the remainder of the %eosin. The iireetrieg nd journed with every' hope and expectation orremilii ing their duties to the public, at the cum Ito:Li:ea:min of the ensuing week. There is lihtle doubt that the melancholy cats.. trophy WAS riy accident. It appears that the 'Rove in the upper Coffee-iloom, wits of slight construction, for the mere purpose of accom inialittio; the customers. of the erelieig with water for tut, Ste., and quite surrounded with wood: work. la this anve, it appesr,. the workmen oho had Wien employed during the day hail made touch larger tire thou it was customary to make there. or than it was calculated to ediait ; the re monis of which were left in it at four o'clock, and it is r 4 asnosble to suppose had coumninicsttil to the 4ttrrottiltint wood-work, and that the lire hail been t uiniug strength from 11141 time to the too iiieut of its bunting initk. It it obvious, hoisrrer, that by a linflicienily vigorous 'piton of vigilsnee, the dreadful &strives Con might hare been prevented; mud sudi a ,r.- trio, it is clear. might be instituted in any public theatre. at not a were :treat expense. asinsammassassor The Doke of liLTOhiSiti..l: arrived ia town is Tuesday. The Dukes of NORF•01.1( 41111 FORD were mcliectini bist night, si.l we understand a Committee will be immeriliately formed by them; and Mr. Nnnatomes other *rate end ',ebbed friends. to coussitler its that muumuu they call alleviate his misfortune in the way moat • _ . _ and at the same time Meet grateful to his feelings. Great Queen-street, May-Nair, hits been tilled with the carriages of the first Nobility, to pay visits of conilcilence to Ale. owl Mrs. Siloam sm. It is almost sutiertlonos to add, that be bears his wir furtuue with manly fortitude. Nlicount FALICI ASP was not expecte* to sur vive last night. lie is a isle looking mail, about forty years of ire. suit I.striy a Captain in the ILIA Navy. Ile %v.v. attended to the groom! by Sir :suit Los Carron, of the Nary. -- floss, Esq. lastly an Otficer the 17th Light Dragoons, mss. the second of Mr. PgreALL. The cause of this fatal dud arose from, es it is inisuuderstantlitig that took place the night be. fore at Srseuvis's lintel, is Bood-atreet, foots Lord F•I.LI.AND . b wkliemiog Mr. Powstt; by the familiar appellation of !Fogey ; oil which the latter expressed touch displevioare, remark lug; " that he had soot the honour of living suificieoily actitaaiuted with hisis, to entitle his Lordship to take so great a liberty." Tina drew from Lord F. a sarcastic reply, accompanied by.. some threats; no which Mr. P. rejoined, that " be had that it ins hand (meaning his stick) whirl, smiid_ilefrod hills any mentice, even from I.ord L. nu the instaut snatched a two frost some Gentleman io the room, awl, as it is rope/led, airsick Me. P. ituany severe blear with it, The Pliellon.suet w s challop from the Mete.. which rodulrl that suclasbchsty catastrophe abuts stated. •SAllKkita r gi r elM7V7 4 • Yellen* beieVlLLlDeridloDept Ancient Britons attended' divine semi tun's SO:NI, 4444 flyers were res Wadi language, and an excellent setiaol by the Rev. Mr. Harried. • The cornpan etl from thence m the Crown' and Auci where n most elegrint dinner aa* i arsswide a ini*served up its the most excellent At erettit 14 due to the Stewards for their at the company. ' In the abeam* a 1 x.l Kirkwall, who posed, Sir Oswild Mosley took the (2 lit the cloth was removed, Aye *obis sting with great applause. After which Queen, und'the Prince and Prnicessof t. s;ivess from the f'hair. Several loyal an toasts were also given. In ilse coursca in t r, Mr. Jones entertained the company popular Welch airs upon the harp. Set were sung by the company, and the gr runny cud conviviality prevailed till a bat After dinner a Isandsorur collection for the purpose of educating and clotbir ber of boys and girls belonging to Welc • The number of Yeomanry Cavalry no who receive the June allowance, is, act returns aid before the /louse of Commix and the amount of the allowance* 92,1 num lber serving a ho receive the Augusto it 9.J59, and the amount of ellowanote The return of the 'somber of men rai Militia of Great liritAln, under the Act c of (.eO. 111. who volwiteertd into the reo since toe lit August, 1807, as Lid btfci men%'7,6oL According to a Return froin the OM Isapeetor-Genersl in belated, of the du the year 1800, the Han seed imported it ductal into hogsheado, onfouste to 19.... sowing. adding the importation of 18U1i which• woe reinanded in January and lOW—wakes the total number of boo for rowing 35,3701—fr0m which deduct howl for sawing—the iimailicr of bogeb would .be Q9.3o7;._being 14,053 t how sown than.im ldo7. The impactor eluded the Returu sitla saying, " The f by no means equal to that of mina folly oce half Iwia." The eatiezati! of the charge of priutini cry. &c. for the C:kief and Under Seeman] end apartment* in Duhliti Castle, and charge of Nlessetigeit, for oue vear, to January. Idlu. as laid before the MAIM 11101111, Is I l.youl. An estimate of the sums IleCCUOry to bq for paying the ealaieli or the Lottery Ireletid, for one year, ending the :Nth flev, 309, as laid before the House of Comma .tll the hise-uf-liattieshipv its the DOW! 11. oa Monday. hy a telegraphic diva with all poposible expedition to Plymouth ordvr woo received et Piyiniutik, on Sal di lino-01-Little ships to pot to sea nu The following w a fist of them ; thyme ut en sivirrivk • are repainoy, but may be tem by thu end of the caroling nevk : Is Cum .:m.l Der 7 tles Tdiutvt, eGabsaltar, •Atenalnlrim funsult4, COVllei, Min Vsrags, saw elisplarable. Lariat, and kscr;vot. ha thaitair the 114 , 41411411114 masewsise Yates, ILallpolt, fag, aryl Pilchard. la liteartiamer P11,4--the ebi tow, Gissetcset, Geldissch Cruvivr, Gb atui Wvatly schaoner, and !well and fiets4 ernes Same of tlic last letters from Lisbon tt eery consideralsh, number of the straggly au. 1143 Sir JOHN MOONIes army, who vie hind in consequence of the repidiry wit.l army retreated, have arrived in Portugal, of them hare even reached Listron. A hie broke out, list night. at a lieu shad -street, Golden-Nears, which was set der by the activity ut the Firemen. Although the operati.ut• of BONA Sp-On anear, at preseist, in a palsied stet sudsy. in this rosintry, enlisted ividur are now actively no the al great Lottery campaign, which will be determined Next Nioisth, ‘Oll admit, ind delay in preparing for its impnrtatit even . is bat just towards adventurers to say, th 114/W 11 , 1A1114 the earliest °ppm, 1111 l thee thein,elves tor paaicipating of It's mini repel ior benefits. We hear that the lire Sutton Comsat betlneattn raUl, to the Dispensary, are the poor of Bury St. Edmond's, the lat be distributtal at the iliseretion of his ex lie also left tool. to the Benevolent Soe rel,el of the Widows and Orphans of Miisisters, and 2041. each to the late a I Minister of the Meeting he regularly likewire 504: to each of his domestic The rimaining large property of the equally deiroires ter the MN following ti Ttiesrrue Tuomrsew, n•PIFL GANI Jetts BARNASS, Eels. of Norwich ; Esq. of Ilury ; Josapu COISSIC, Esq. c and Jue►.ra HARLICASTILIN Esq. an sill cheat of London.—A funeral sermon WI to hit sneuteey at the Meeting, in Whii Bury, on Sunday, in which it was autl uatril, that his private beitevolencie as .1001. annually, although his tnrode of II tremely frugal, enipariering ilia altiset stance*. The duty on the probate area eireteci exesall 10,0001. • teIIf...idMITHISH• ELIAS HAIIMY ten I tenlay for Plymouth, to proceed from juin his oles, the Sr. George, of um gum with Lord (;sseette. A sloop, laden with rum and stave Nary, ut Plymouth, painted ou her heeu found dt ae. , ,. without any nelson by a Liverpool +Minx-boar, and curried Mr. KOSTICS, eirCOnlitne to felwOt, to till much longer the oiler of ('blot! Exchequer for lrelawl. Hie frietute loudly of the manner in which Jr. I give 1 • the ee brut the Coat iheetlitel The' Genth'llleill oft Pit Arc veirty, who are sleety% f retard iu th. wd of Ch iteut, tit-morrow netting, at the Levu At the Hearth of tae »Ives. oh‘onr, and et 1 s soldier. lotaly is Spai.:. lea • '' • • .212..irrt :#4ll3marwrrttiru Aropadirs • • atonf•tlM *With' I - Yeetelday 16148 Li OE helot a ptinattekeetle•, at dit+l9btiki• fwitich A ncient Britons attendee waq ett em i e d •••• • 444 an.l la% Sto:H% 1444 fri Arehhiabep d CaNtoth4ry, CA CalKoilbr, tie Wad) language and an e