The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

7 v " • 7 "' -- PC - Wzrp ,0 2 1 917 1 • 1 71111117 -7 .• 4 ,111,i' /47 1 1 /rafe. I ' 7 h•i o`lll . . . 4 . 1111 • "I• , • • • 1 , 0 a' 'I • Yi•-h • • - - 11 • ,- , \t x • . \ • 411 C -* • Vlr • A) uutomin . . NUMBEit 4877. r LONDON, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1818. , PAK/. SIA N-1.• Aci . 21 two---- I , Y SPECIAL DESIRE. , Tar IT:!P-IZOVAL, If 4rMARKET. TIIN EVEN IN(:, . lON I)AY, July 27, will be le . formed, a Come Sketch, called I:LUE. DEVILS. Meetint, Mr. Terry; James, Mr. Tokely. Anisette, Hits Copeland. After which, a f.trourite Comedy, railed TEASING MADE EASY. Litigant, Mr. Terry ; Glow-worm, Mr. Jones; Gammon, Mr .I. Russell (hia first appearance in that character); Peter V Pa.toral, Mr. Tokelv ; Mitten, Mr. Wa . vs. Teaser, 31,1 Davenport ; Mrs. Crompton, ; Molly Liven, Mi.% Matthews; Miss Manly, ibba. To which will be adJed, the c of KILIAN!: NO NIURDF:It. latttia (first time), Mr. J. Russell; Apollo Mehl, Mr. I item. Mrs. Watches, Mrs. Dave/. y, Mrs. Liston. danty, 69.--Pit, 3..—first Gallery, Gat lin. le. Ile Menlo be alined at Six o'Cloek, sad Perform. once t• beim at Sc.. a. . Mama for the Roam to be taken of Mr. Maasinchava, at the Theatre. A J..— t Trieste los may be bad nightly, by application at th.• II ol 0111 , e. The slew Comedy. ealkd Wine Points of the Law, or Toaarie.i.on, will he acted to.nutreow, Thursday, and Sattsr rhy i to.roorrow wait Toe Merchant of Vruice—Shylock, Mr. Wank. On Friday, the Play of The Mountaineers. TIT EA TEKEOVAIL ENGLISEI OPEI:A, sTRAND. friN EVENING. MONDAY, July 27, will be perforated (by most particular desire), the Cowie Opera of RICH AND POOR. !Aril Listless, Mr. Wrench; Colon(' Beanehimp, Mr. Vcsratan; Riven., Mr. Ririley; Mndi.h., Mr. Flrna.lhun...; Frank, Mr. W. S. Chatterloy. Lail! Clara %Wish, Mrs. W. S. Cliattellry ; Zurarda, Mir Kelly; Mrs. Oimuud, Mille Love; Mrs. Hier. ',Mina I. Sterreirson. CLOSE OF THE BRITISH GALLERY, PALL-MALL. THE EXHIBITION at this GALLERY. of the must celebrated Work. of the liatime, Flemish. wed Mich Selsnot., IS OPEN from Nine it. the Morning esti! Six is the Divehi , cud will be CLOSED oa Saturday, the Ilth of Mutest.' • by Orr*. 7OHN YOUNG. Keeper. • ~ . GUI LDII A LI., LONDON, ~ JULY lA, 1818. grm i COMMITti for LE TYING the JR. CITY'S LAND.. willt lat Guildhall, oil FRIDAY the 3lst day of !nix inst. at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, to let by Public Auction, . .•• • A Lease for 21 years, from ridsommer 1818, of a House. No. lU7, sio the North side o Fenchnrek street, late in the occupation of the Commintitniers fur the Affairs of Tates. The Premises may be viewed every day from Eleven to Three o'Clock, and the Coalitions for Letting may be seen al the Comptroller's Ofilre, Guildhall. JOS. BUSIINAN, Comptroller. SOUTHALL PARK CATHOLIC SCHOOLS, UNDER THE DIREcTIONI OF THE REV. DOCTOR COLLINs. (IN MONDAY,- 1 . 0 hor Aog_ott, the Jr COURSES 2f. kECTDRILs on ALGEBRA, GEO ; METBV, 11)ISTORY, CIVIL LAW, and MODLRN LANGUAGES, will commence kir the Elder Pupils. The Classical Schools, under able Professors, will oyes an the lame day. To Wese Set Is only Twenty Pupil* Nader thew of fonrteen ire admitted. A Demeropiinn of she Plan, Premises, Timaloweut, and Terms may be had nu application to the Res. Us. Collates, Southall Park, Middlesex. former under Captain Itiil4e, the hinter ti• der Lout. *ruttier, were ordered to proceed ambit's camp north-west of the too 0, 'snit 6: v gems, sur rounded by a uullsh, and again by a small revs They Were received as the 31 cavalr:.• hoc been cti the south side, and dashed in, in high gy r e, on the enemy, carrying three guns, and cutting up e great number of them., • The whole. of throe 1i..1141.. some eseerprizes have beets exit:sited neatly at . I .e same time, with a small Ito,. considetitg 11. t ser vice, which can only be imputed to the galianity of the troops, and the vilvsmages pro hanee which the ground afforded. But what lives infinite credit to the troops . engaged is, that not an nut rage, or any act of piling', took ,place in the town •fttr it was carried, agree.bly to prrvions O`drll6 The Bliow's house was taken possession of, and it is hoped and expected that the whale of this divi. sion will receive Ins property as pi Me-money, agree. ably to the last Tierty with Scindiali, for the hemp. some services they have performed. Toe European horse artillery, tinder Lieut, Metltnson t deserves all pruise that can be bestowed on 111c111; in tact, not an officer or soldier but deserves the encomiums which have been bestowed on Owns. The writer of this, au tyr-wittiess to the whole of. the movinto-tits (nearly) south of the town, and, what I N do not set he has authentic reports of, request, that a..y curacy herein nity be rectified, as his ruxiou. wish is to give the, plank matter. of facts ,unprejudiced and impartially, whirls should be the first pimeinle of a soldier, as undue prattle must ditigtist us mush as the want rtf it, when honourably earned, must irritate, if not del - the future exertiout of the gallant soldier." .< I ' AMR. WFS - s ESEHIBITios. TGitEAT• PICTURE. DEATH ON M. THE PALE HOR/11P 4 CHRIST REIECTED, ST. PE rEICS FIRST SERMON. with several PIC run ES and Sk ETCH ES from other SCRIPTURAL SUOMIS. err now Exhibiting - rimier the immediate Patronage of hia Royal Higbee,' the PRINCE RfiGliiNT. at Nu. 19.5, mar CarltuasHuuse, every Jay from Tee till Five. CIIIRLES SMART. Sceretary. - 110 counteract the many sittempto that a►e daily made to impose un the unwary a ►pwrious coonposi. lion inateail of the GENUINE. BLACKING proparefl by DAY and MARTIN, they have adopted a sew Label, iu which their whirrs.. This day is published, bandoommly printed in One Volume !OD ilinsirated by Four Mom ileseriptive of the Route, price lts. hoards, A PICTURESQUE TOUR through I FRANCE, SWITZERLAND, on the RANKS of he RHINE, awl through part of the NETHERLANDS, Ito - _ _ VAUXHALL GARDENS Vu.ler the Patronage of hi. Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT. ITIIIS EVENING, MONDAY,. July sei, & will be presented a GRAND GALA, with Madame SAQUI's Perfunnsmens, and Ascent ou the. Rope amid., a briUtant dilielia,ge of Furs/mks. Admission, 3a Ell —Tbe DHOTI' will open at Seven, and the Concert bre is. at Eight isTiork. 97, 111011 HtitllOßN, is on conSpicsionsly placed in the reist;r, that Ihry frost aft altrust . lu thig, and the itiffereocc nt the type, wnsch sto like all teller-peer, will euaii:e purctiai.ers at once to detect the impusit' The nEu. JAPAN BLACKINO, made by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Iloibutu, is sold it Bottles at ed., Is, and IL 6d each. in the Year 18111. Fletniva newt% Svi""lne Ids , t4en: Printed fur J. lit)rias u.. 39, Lo.!cate-etreet. ![tract hoe the " rtrittetairll,llle." fur 0.1.,her, 1817. Retie* of" A Pochanntine Timr ibruugb France," Ste. " To those who hove 111.1 l trovelleJ, it gives* faithful sw ami,' of uhat is to he seen ; to those who intend to travel, It affords on ekcelleat plait for their operations; to those y Ito have trov,tled, it will awaken tunny istrasiorc recollec tions. The route is, pvilLir, the be►t which could hove been token." THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • • 1,%' 0 r E lir rrily give.. I' . 4. .1 IiENERA I. ASsEMLLY of the SURSCRI R ERN to tins Theatre, will he held ou TUESDAY (TOATORItOM, the 2Ath 111 , i at Two o'Clock precisely, in the Grand Saloon of the 'theatre, up:n Spr.. Affairs, and every Subaesiber is par iteukrlv ft que.lol to attend. INDIA. From " The Asiatic allirroy" (published at Calcutta), of the 9.5111 Frio-nary : re.om A CORRkSPONDENT. -- July 20, 1018. C. W. WARD, Secretary. The Chair will be takeu at TWU 'Precisely. " Camp, Jlsawl.d, Jan. 31. " I hare the ple.i.ure to give you Ii correct detail of the sttt. kr MI the too camp,. of Justvuist Roa Mow•, rind the suormisit rif the fortified town ufJliar. wud on the 4 29th infant.• nutne•olia and Liglilv renpeciable M.ttiPz, (111. belJ at the Heortge awl Vulture Tire's's, C•ortthill. Jolly 2j, ISIS, ssf MEMBERS Or. ti... 1 CLAIMAVIS UPON. the NORWICH UNION FIRE and LIFE SURANCE SOCIETY, in poranatica of public Adver- Ilatturui ; illdrrman THORP, M P. in the Chair. To conclude with a Ballet Mania, called LA PEHOIISF.; OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. La Peron,* (the Navigator!, Mr. T. P. Cooke. Madam* Prnmse, Mira Aylett; Denbo, Mrs. Pole° ; other Chnrac lerr the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS. 14 I"Y arrived in Esiciand. _ . '• As to the original comes of the rupture with the Bhow, we Are not fully in possession of them, further than his refusal to give lip the l'indarree Chiefs : his shifting n►xl underhand conduct when he received the determinations of theCommis►ioner, Capt. Caulfield ; and his alternately shewing every inclination to intio-cempliwier with the terms of the Treaty with Scutdwh, his waster ; and every dispo sition to oppose by force the division of Major- General Brown. The Chairman sipetied the Meeting by the Meet* in had !WU convened by 'omicrons nspettable Mem'iris of this SoriMy, halo.; claims npun its Funds, Pi take iisto coneideratina the pr, sent mode adopted by the Managers of the said Society, in adjustinvot of claims npoa it, awl the g.nrral adminiorat inn of the aff.iirs of tbe Society. Resolved—That it appears it. this Meeting, that from stat mews laid before it by numerous resisioiahle Clainsants attending the same, that they have experissieest, ■nd shrrow n tie in 1 . perience, morarrawable and sweat' di kyle and diffirulti. a an recut rtinE the amount of their " Asiatic Mirror, F. b. Cs. " Letters have been received from the bead. quarters of the Grand Army, of the 10th ',lslam. Their contents are Out important. Nadit.luili , iatt has given up to us his hort;rs and arms, nail he and his followers are a +id to he in the mod wretched plight. For two days precious to t:iirr.i.dciing himself he had eaten uo hiiig , .and was ii.eral!y starving. it annoys that Major Cl..rke load cauiettl them greater loss than he had himself . ' repnrletl. It was the choke troops of the two linrrahs that he snicked, and numbers of the wountic,l hurl died in the jungles after the atfi:tir. It is also stated, that the surprise of Cheetoo by Col. nevi's wa. more important than at 'first imagined. Khmers., Khan was either dead or dying ; he was loft in a juu.glt very ill, and nothing snore his been heard of Win." - .. The Great Saloum will be npene•l at Eight &Choir, as a l'rouseuade and Waiting tonne fur the Keerinil Price, brio.: ta•tifolly fitted up as au Illuminated Conservatory, with sierra, hu.olreas of Trio s, ShrsM, nod Flower.. Two Poßr slot elegant Jets IT Sews have lieto cuireirneted, the Allow waters of which spread a refreshing cookies. through the whole How. . _ Doom opeutd at Silt, and the Performauce to being at Seven. Boxes. PI iets, and Private Boxes, a.na be taken of %lr. htrvesison, at she Boa (lake, Strand Eistrasier, f r om Ten till Sum; and at rearm:nes Library, 170, New Ruud-atm t, *lissme Rurlingstro-yarihadi To-morrow, rho But 'a head; after whirls, The Maid and Mr M•epie, or. Which is she Thief? and La Perutiae. (I n I V 111 ° 11 ' 18 Y. 'l'h , Duessna. and La Pr rouse hn thiiradoy will be revived, the Comte Opera of The AM. fit/111%. That it appear% In this %lettig; neteasaiy that meaeares should he taken an inquire into the numagement of the affairs of the said S tarty, the aypltesliuu and custody of its Funds, anti the reasons why Claimants uu the sauce are delayed in tbi• ireiirrry of their in:4 demand,. kerntved—That it appears to this M-eting, among the 1111111111.16.4 emits that were presented, that on the 2dlh day of June last, a rir.liet for 719/. de. was oNtatursl against the Society, in the Court of Common PI , as, by Itiehmil Palmer and Samuel Dutigal, assignees of X 3111111,1 d'altlecrave, • bankrupt; and dm the defence made by the Society um the trial, was reprobated hp the Judge who tiled die canoe, :is highly olustrareful mod improper ; and that it oho appears to this Sleetwi, teal notwitbataiiiliosig such °pistols caper**. rd, the ansiunt of the said verdict reniains still unpaid to the said Assignees, although the payment there'd has been demanded. 4 noGusT. • pAZtRI) send (11. of the very Old lyfice, IL ROYAL EXCHANGE, twaiwcifiitly remind the ihat oil the 4.1 s of Almost, the NEW LOTTERY berms, contaiwing only 8,000 Tlll lids, with 2 2 .. 14,other Capitals, and t of 1. 0 00 f l4o verrigllos TO BE PAID IN (()I.I). The fortunate Bolder. of which may, its atittiiimi, s tl e er from the sioc4sof say Wide %Tele:tut they prefer, eillesr Four Pipes ot Port or Nl:oltira, or Four Hogsheads of Elsrel, for verb Pelts Shsrra its proportion. HAZARD and CO. sold in the I..itery which flni.theil b u tt 11,0?9. a P..se of 20,.‘03/ and Five Prizes of '20.064/. its Last Year's Loser's Tickels and Shares on Safely Hazard and Co.'s Agent's. MAN—EXTRAVAG A N ZA PANORA AQUA DRAM. AND RIE.AL WATER. WHICH it FN s UbTHETNEATRECOOLANDREFRESH. ING SADLER'S W ELIA. THIS PRC cF.N I' *.IoNDAY. July 27.181/ 4 . and fidhiaring Evenings, Ilse Entrrtannueuta evaintessee while a lesio•Dramsair Romance, called, THE PA) MAN. The Nixed. by Ilse late Mr. Reeve. ITi:ti Thin, Mr Hartland ; uther Ch, sciers by Signor raii:ii, Mr. Campbell, Mr Barurs, Mr. Ryals, Mr. Slider. tila•Illill, Mir Prtry, and Mire *roundel!. A Sr+, Mu•ital Extravaganza, in Two Arta. M flair by Mr. Wilitalitr, wills use excepts...it by the late Mr. Reeve, ran. d, liir. w;DOW AVD HER GRANDMAMNIA. Gibbon, Mr. Oxlerry, Mr. Mr.. Kiatneily, Miss Trot, Mu. Wedon, Miss TettAall. au.l Mts, J. Kenutily . That it appears 1.1 he stairs), in the Aossu , .l Report Insole at Norwirh, •• JUNE I, lbift, THAT Two.Tomos THE CLAIMS MADE UPON Tut: SOCIETY, HAVE KEEN CONSIDERED FRAUDULENT," which asser t ,to the uptown ur this biretta:, 'Tom.' ouly to he a.lraneed for the purpose of giving colour to the litigious rpiril msoifestetl generally iu the treatoseut of those who have it/1104rb lu rrlo•rr. . . . FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. EVIDENT TRUTHS. V[III AT th.• i.rti.etit Lid tery is dr ‘tervo•dly popular, I :Wren foyers Inoto—that the Mae ing is nearmart Pe•i sntr know—sod that T. Illtill'a Soccer* last Lottery, was reu tuba!) pre-eminent, erery lowly Aunts. lint as there is some nor. Ity iii there t:iincTnii Mites 30,u00/. with only R,OOO Tickets, and as, " woreorer," the Contractor presents a Free Gift of lit^ht Pipe. Wsue beside, the Prizes, T Lail in the duty he owes 111 the Pnhlit , did he nut give it 'very pnhlicity in his iniwer, and candidly ac. kinowleilce that, all hutifzli it follow tug his plan in the Last Liitteil fur which lie was Coots-actor, he freely yields it the Palos of Superiority. Those who base not yet purchased, are reps. sled to be early. DRAWING BEGINS 4Ttt or AUGUST. Two of 30,iinot, Two of 2,1M01, 2 000 S”vereigiiii, Gold. Only 8,(14:01. rickets. All die Capitals oily be drawn First D.iy. Ticlicts and Shares are selling at BISII'S Fortunate Oakes, 4, Coriihill, and It, Owing-cross. Lando', and by bis Azenis in Ltiglinil, Ireland, slid Sruthool. i'ARI * S PAPERS. FARIS. JULY .11. Reciprocal Action of Calamine, brought by Liegte. nant-General Boron Causal against 111.41. de Stoneville, Er-Commissary-General II Police al Lyons. and I . ..brier, Colonel of the Stal; and of That ati Acting Committee he now appoioted, and that it do ronaist of the following Geottriumi Al.lermor Tho.rp. %LP Aldine War.l:•k IVrotuts„ Grarrrhurrh•street IYalrntth Cruwlt y, Cono • le-slreet Si.ecruod, Pattruuster-nsw Ramer, S. Wal.i.-grare, 9J, Buillupgate-street Gmeolile, Finh•start-hill Geosge tiravrik. Magsw-plate Liarrn...... KW( ittisma.stroel, itoronch EdwArds, High-mu:et, Nrwingtun Botts DO/Mt, Weymoath•terrace, Flairkupy. these two Gentlemen aga bat the General. 311. Tree wdl atomism', - Mils Townlall in a Sung 011 the I - hip-Wet, play a Wnhs, and antler to it. Aar► whorli will be exhibited. a GRA NLI PANORAMA 'be BATTLE 011; WATERLOO. Painitcl by Mr. V Illath. 1 lir petfurtnaure to conclude wish a Sr wSrrio Comic Aqua. Drama, its Acis, WOONOU(iiil l E. AND Ills WHITE. HORSC. The Music chiefly selected from favourite Irish Melo.lie.. Thr New Mori( composed by Mr. Wbiteker. ilh a lie.neY Irs.h Overrun•. The Union Pipes by Mr. Macgregor. The limp by Mr Nicbol.ou. The 114 scene will represent the Castle of an hi. 6 Chief, 031 arid Water. Nit):tr. CIIANCE 4 t-LECS TICK yrs. iIIGHEIL CAPITAIA -LOWER PRICE 4. G. CARROLL, CONTRACTOR. Moms, 4L—Pit, 21--liallery, lo: Moan ern at Hair past ' Five, begin at Half past Six, Plana k.pt ill Half.isait Seven. Oa Nou.lny next xill be produced • Nvw Merlons Pan. The Seaman and lire Surges—A New flu_ a 1.1 1:\ traesci..za, is in rehearsal, esllni F.g ur Lneu In a New Se' ..... I, its which Menn... ONb.rry aml Smith, and llrs. kenunly, will perform, their engagement 11 41'...: h. en renewed fur a abort time loners. 1 A DIES and ENTI.ENIEN travelling Glight not to he vrithunt t h e AROMATIC CAM- Pliißr, as sicknesses are 01 . 1C11 rn(ll(hi 111 1:11:4elleS, rhaiige tif climates, Ike. &e for want of caution, serail whir Wire kraal., !Inc been laid op ou their journey with dangerous Centuries ago Camphire was approved alio.c all oilier re. medics, 84 a preseentiee against infection ; hot it slsoulil be knows, ills, romisuiti Camphire does not possess thst virtue In .hors, ii,, Aiontstic Camphire is preferable awl plessatiter " I "any s s sl ePr 1 , 111.de for teririiig the spirits; whew, s . • ad-mcl e , v . li e, r u wenes., by only sisielling it, and non ...1% pi s oat:111 1:1 V. r to be without it ; and it might to lie sprinkl.d about is looms where persons are not w5II: every nos ',tee t he to 1111VC a little of it iu a bott:e about the in, as it orlra happens that alien a friend his gone to rise allolllll. who I. rtinfiord with a cold. as in itcucr•l by rel.!4 there is mare or Irsa •rone freer, nu.l often Ike person who 11.1 s elleat to see him ha% caught fever, but by having the ~,,, slic Camphirr a s niut 'hem, and smellinz to it, will prevent the infection, mill ought to be Mptai when g g 1919 Crow elni P.M'S, as tlw breaths one front *outlier are vi•sv The first Physician% recommend ii—hot the Croprii for • ersormamds it to Physicians and other Pledical Gem thinim, to here it about tlwaisi 85,5 * wilt prevent their lakinC tot film' from slue house to another. CauTtoa...-.llle psrlicsilar to ink fur Prince's Animltie Cm mime, and obi:erre . 1 l'K I NCE - on the wrapper 41141 sra ta 'itch bottle ; well I, el is Genuine, and cannot answer the purpose, ni 4., Gil. ;we bottle. Sold by the Role Proprietor, Prince, Dent i‘t,6s, Charlotte streit. Portlind Plsce ; also by Haidisig UM Howell, tit), Pell•Mall • Ilsrou and C,. IS9, Uafurd stress, 099 9 .i1e Bald air„ I ; Pruitt, 22P, Strand ; 59, Fires_ • Ibex, 113, CheamiJe ; Johnsoo, 64, Coreiliill ; Tail, 111 1 55 1 Ewleisigei and by aim !nitwit'', Perfumers and Kclitine Yeatkri. That a ropy of these Reeslotions he ►ramsnmtteel by the C entire to he Grate the Duke of Argyle, lend the other South men and Gentlemen stolid to be Trustees of the said Society, 31,1 • 1 that they be respectfully requested to inform this Coisensitice, if they are in possession of the custody of soy of the Funds sir the said Society, or reNtoosible ise Any degree for 11w inatinenent of the same, or otherwise ac. trained with the affairs of the said Society. That a Copy of these Res$110"101111 be transmitted by the Committer to the Beisid of Directors of this Society ut Nor a ich, and that they resrecifully inquire of Ile said Dearil of Directors, to whom are hitt iisted the custody and care of the Fonda of the said Sone iy, roil to inform the Committee ah ther they are acqoanited with the extent of unsettled Claims upon the said Society, aud the delay rod piociasti riatiOn lit Ircprct to the the I.4liir, maid at what amount Ile• wine were csatinaleJ is. Ilst. ac eunnt Of the Conspaiis . A sines, presented to the General Animal Court. hull at Norwell, ou the Ist June la.t. That a Copy of these Itestslotions kw Isativantioird by the Committee to the several I arid Committers of this Society, and that they be requested to impure of the said Cammilttes, whether they he ass 1101111"1,11.111 :toy of she Foods of Ow said Society, or reapoiloble 111 any &gnat for tsar management of she same, ur otherwise acapiaissted walls f o r affairs ul the sail &warty. That it appears to this Meiling necessary to ascertain oh a are the persons respoutoble to the Society its the p. 1161,1 11111110101111 j 11/111 particularly Is. ascertain its what thrgsre the 1.1111 tk/rl,ll/ are titular the legal control and toluene'. sal Mr. 'fbonsas ifignuld. the S.rretary, who appears sa. this Nlectitig to be the sole persuu effectively acting in the usa nagrtnent of the taste. Thai it appears highly necessary, from the extent of un. staid do muds upon the said Society. and the general dis. sail:4,4lkm prevasliog with inspect its its 1111111111(eUleIll, that nirastores lw adopted for calling together a General Sleet. tog of all Nlimilwrs shetenf, friendly 111 a full sod 111111111 , (1111 Omuta y into its 111.1411111,11 and affairs. That a Subset 'piton he entrees) into for defraying the ex twwws Infletflllal lo this Mertsisg, and the ineuures that may remit therefrom. That the said Ciottibe instructed In ascertain the florin of Unsettled Claims upon the Fonda of the said Society, and also lea collect tato tnalism respecting pitch cases as may have beets vexatiously driayrd or litigated, aud re. port Ihr same to the nest Meeting. Flirt Ilse.c itritulsitsous be adv. rtised in liar Loudon and C try Patters, anal that the Committer pow app • al be ritmestril 10 call atioilwr meeting as mon as they owe Ilt. The above Itiouthitious were ottasionotssly agreed in. Mr. Alders,' in Thorp having left the Chair; it was taken by the Hon. AVashintoli Shirley, %shell an 1111/11111111110 •ute of Thanks Isms paswil to the worthy Atilermau, fur kis 11. beret and impartut gabble( in the Cbair. ►a Irralefolly pleased at the Public approval already evinced of Ito. Scheme of the prest at Lottery, a9d cunstiltrs it his wily to I all oho have not yet honoured bias wi th the., Comm:tools, 1k .t lit the last 144111 y containing Prizes of TSlrly Thorrinutl l'auudr. although there wee.. then 10,000 Ticket's, yet the price lose to nee. ly 230 for • Ticket, nod 7'wo Pounds ,fur a Sixteenth. In this 14.11ery there art• !rut (Z.llOO Tieketa, wills 2 fuzes ..f 2:30,000, b e . sides Ilw usual Number of other Capitals, awl the present !nice k wily £lO 104. fur a Ticket, an 27 Shillille/ for a Stalecuth, wills a Schein*• will Catty liked Prize obairrer, 4.401 co arranged Ilitt • hotscr lints insnwili.dcly entitled to *draw:J.4ra unknown its any rINIIIItT 1.15111.1 y with the like taisuiber of Tickets, as wall be kin by the follow tug PROSPECTUS : 00 000 Pounds for £l9 0 0 45,000 k fur 11 7 0 3,1.0410 ro.m.i. for l9 10 0 22.500 Pumola for l5 15,000 Powids 6.,r lO 0 e 7,500 Puuuda tor 5 5 6 3,75,1 Pounik for 2 13 6 10.75 rounds fur •nn As a Tribute of Gratitude fur Politic Favour. conferred on G. CARROLL, be has made arraisgrosienta that Puseluousa uhall have the uptiuu of reeeiciug, in addition to all the Prizes, GOLD fur the Two Prize* of 1,000 Sower...ions, with CLARET, or M ADEIR A, amounting to hoot of Port or Molt 1... or four flocs lwatle of Clan t, for roe" of the Prier, of One Thousand Suirereigua, and ira propos titre% for Shims. The If isle 1. be chosen by Me ;Millers themselves. BEGINS 4tit AUGUST. Tick( awl Share. are uow on Si'r nt the Offices of CA It- R 01.1„ the CONTRACTOR, NO 7, rornhitl, and Ili, Oxford eeee di, bindon, who hh.ased and Sold in tin: vri y bud Witty, N. 9.44 .. a l'itz. X 20.11 4 ,0 6esides kight Cl6Ollllll of £l,OOO. I{soo, AMI in CARROLL'S hue Coistillitts; 7,735 8,315 f30.000 ....... 00 , 00 6 &e, " After the Mow having kid front the 25th to the 28th at noon to make uo his mind to the terms of the Treaty, Brabunnies, like, he stood out, un fortunately for himself and master, too late. " Oa the monolog of the 29th it was observed that the Bhow's camp, with four guns, south of the town, were moving off, when the piquet of the 3ml cavalry, an.l a 'quad of that regiment under Capt. Swindell, Lieutenants C. C. Smith and Hem. ter, were ordered down to remonstrate, when they were received by a round from the gulls, which brought down to their maid ilie whole of that gal lant regiment under Capt. llotigeo, -who cut up a considerable number. and the corps.imrsuert, until recalled, with Col. Newberry, late Brigadier. " On the first gun being fired, commanding officers of corps, without orders, desired their men to get under arms, which was fortunate, as, when the line was ordered out, they were ready, and the Ist battalion, Ist regiment, under the command of Major Bellingham, was desired to move down to ward,' the &lug, with the European horse artil lery, gallopers, sod pioneers, under Captain Biggs, Lieutemints Mathison, Kemp, and Earl, of the latter corps. " The above-mentioned four guns were soon cleared, mill us the enemy laid c menced hosti lities, preparations were immediately made to storm the town. Thm first battalion Ist regiment moved down to a first imositiom, while some negociatiOns were going forward (in which Captain Sadler, of his Majesty . * 47th regiment, with the Commis sioner,chewed his gallantry and activity) with the town ; but at intervals they kept up-a smart fire of matchlocks and gingals. At one period it was said the Dhow had agreed to al! the terms, and to give up the town, but a smart fire from the walk proved the contrary. The fir't battalion Ist Native Infantry moved down as How us possible to the walls of the town, availing themselves of the jidvaidage of the ground ou their ;matt. The 12- pounders moved to the right to eimfil ,de it, and 6-pounders down the left of the first battalion Ist regiment of Native Infantry, fur the some purpose. Tue staff were stutiommeil near • tomb, between, and iii rear a little of the battalion and 12-pounders. 'Flue first grenadier company. under Capt. Eagle heart, was ordered in advance with the 12-pounders, to blow open the gate ; afterwards Lieutenant Maltby was ordered up with a battalion company ; Captain Tapp, commanding the second icrena.liers, with Lieutenant Tillostosi, was ordered to the left of the battalion, and moved forward to create a diversion for time gateway. The light company, under Lisiiterinists Dyson and George Hickman, were ordered to keep up a lire at the walls, and cover the advaiwitig putty. Lieuten ml John Hickman sod Lieutenant Ol•ver were ordered, with their companus, to clear tie walls tot Imo right awl left, on entering the luso, and the whole to be ready to adtrai.ce to the gateway wit n ordered, which was door lit the Most gollummt tua.mocr ; aid the gate being blown 1/ I •ell molly t a jar, the whole of the tint battalimi tat Nem , . losatitry were in fleetly together. I 6' flee dthcavalry, with the 2d Rabid* hone, the - . From the morning • crowd besieged the doors of the Court—but with • simple glance oni could discover that it was not composed of the same individuals who have been for satire time the habitual auditors of the Correctional l'olice—the difference became still more se...ible during the hearing : the parties have been littlierto listened to with profound attention. The service of the attendant officers became uttelesv. and no one departed from the respect continaiide I by dos presence of magistrates. the organs of the law_t li e Court was so full that MM. de Sentieville anti Fabvier, who arrived before the opeiling of the hearing, had • grekt deal of trouble iii gm itiog a place near their advocates. Every body with their eyes sought their adversary. Various rumours were circulating among the audience. Some persona maintained that Georr,il Cannel was at Brussels ; they would pro haw., i f asked, have shown letters from that counts, ; others announced, with a tone of assurance, that lie would appear us Court. In England bets would have been opered ; in France they assert, but they do not bet ; it is the more economic ii coarse. Time whole isPecublage kept silence when the Judges took their seats. The attention was sudtkiily distracted from the trivial causes w t;7e cour.e of hearing by a 't will in the corridor, br4ilul the sere of the pulAie officers. Itrutetnirt Geiveial Canarl was seen en tr,ii,g the circle ..f the. Tilt)Ulm! accumNau►rd by M. Berry er, jun. Several pers.ois r •lute the Gr. nersil„ others ad.ani e towards hiln , r urre mn i him, slid attectiumnely grasp his i a d. One of the Ailvosates rote trait the burls reserv•Al I them, and requested General to take his place. 1.1 a few Iffill•tall laser ilia estsge is collet' vit. lilt. rrogated successiv e ly by the P.esi•lent, the li ner airt..es i n th e pioi•tes wooed tin :itse'ves, Ist. SebartinioCku •e Chastiser de Setineville. iige4 50 \ runt. Martel. of It-que,ts; 4J. Conley- Nicolas Irativier, aged 34, Call 0,1 ,r 1 Vat Stiff tlaj a I 3,1. Sumps Cantle', Ltetitena..t-G• neinl at the Armoire' of the King, liopector.G....erad of "M. President," say. 44:114ral Caaael. 1 di. 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