The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-08-31 00:00:00

it ' ''-! .t I: •.y : ~~~~ If adt 4ncestievt ; . 1 " 4Y, 11.-Aa that a we %.•e u., franca In anutit it. It hart i ir part of to!-; .1 c0."4. 0 p..rti , n of grntqurfe .'y ~,,, "-Ws hie lire*. In 6%'/A.T. i• Q the ho,tl. of MLR tr, LOU,. ani I r •r .. .llrarri that h•- souge t onlc •a; •.1.1 At to Ise &tiled finis) stivosig ur Y Lrut:ltf, at•d Cie strength ar,i recent :: , 1v: to any such liberal and generous feeling. The treat:. meat of Louts, whom he nutted to love more than any of by brothers, ,proves, that in the elevation of his creatures, and evert his• nearest relatives, he du dies only his own personal ambition and aggrandize inent.—" Parris compootere magas ;" little PAULL .Frysaent into Westminster to cultivatetherod, and no sooner had he sown the crop, than the great k AT TER/1;1.TO put him aside, and came in to reap it.— It is just iso with Ilull Ind: Louis was sent there as an independent Sovereign, but the inoineut he had prepared the *Ay for Dr 11.01.10114. his "occupation was gene," and Holland was incorporated with Frince.--We insert this day, from the Paris Pa pers, an article upon English Commerce, copied from the Publiciste into the blonitemr, which il lustrates this new vitw of the policy of N A POLEOT4. —ln it may be discovered his intention to make further additions to the French territories. He was to withdraw his troops from Germany ; but he aril keeps them there, on one pretence or another, and it is now clear that hr never will withdraw cthein. Pomerania was given back to Sweden, but the gift is to Ire ; and Nleckleriburgli, and, we doubt not, Prussia also, will lee wrested from their present notninal So vereigns. We collect this from a few lines in the article to which we have alluded If, as is re ported, Prussia carefully interdicts the entrance of Colonial Proaluee ; and if French troops occupy Meckleitburgh, where merchandite has so good a market, and where the contraband trade is carried on•with such activity, English eomrotrce will experience by these measures new obstacles.— Tire Wagrast privateer has just been captured by the E %bah in the port of Stralmnd. This cir ctim.taisee will prove still snore fatal to their COT. mercy. It affords the French the he , t reasons for again taking possession of the coasts of the coun try." Prussia, it will be obaenred, is spoken of in a douLtful manna', and as if BONAPARTE wished to have it supposed that he was by no means cm. brio of her being so eager to exelaile Colonial Produce. Soon, no doubt, we shall 11.4 f him try.- a more open language; and accusing her of favouring the English, wake that a pretext for occupying her territories mid deductaing her Sovereign. With the same spirit. and the same selfish policy, Brother JOSEPH, a wine-13:11bn. and a man without ambi tion, was sent to role Na King of Spain and the Indies: but to realize the proverb. before the lien Ira, Viler, los skin was sold, all the provinces to the north of tie were by a jahatas Caladium annexed to the Empire of F'ranc'e. Let then BERN A DOTTE Ile King of Swe den : his reign will be short and barren: no race of Kings will descend from his loin.. As Wort as he has prepared the way, Sweden, Ike ItAland, will be annexed to the Empire of France—it will be just a total to gratify the immeasurable appcite of NArJutox's ombitiou ! 441 ( t„, 44 :0 -- 77% e ts ta VIP C FASBIONS FOR SEPTEMBER. Elms " Ark. mimes Repetztsry ti Arts, Kukla's, IV' FASHIONS ron. LADIES. PULL DAV.AII A French gored Low; - olcch;s 7 =i Chloe crape, over a white resumer satin slip; stomacher front, laced and edged with silver curd; lone Spanish slashed sleeve, appliateed sitb elite satin, and &Aged with silver cord ; antique laced cite's, and neck-handkerchief of French net, wills Jeep feu fill! Hair confined iii the Eastern style with pearl or diamond comb, realism io ringlets on each side of the face, divided in front of the forehead with correspondent bandeau. Neel:- chain and cross of dead gold 6111;ree. Sicilian mantle of white satin, finislind with silver tassels, thrown Carefully over the back sad shoulders. Slipper. of white ntin, laced in hoot with silver cord. Glares ut shite French kid ; and fan of white crar, with silver jessamine border. . • . r the ., o ; of , et turikelelos . Calsolleros, i Jog 1 " 1 " 2- - ° i after PrailthfiC th 4 airtlant corilact . si on the sth ins . . ind soldietwiidt dnguished .. i . i of certain ?nicer. lodes 'by saying, tuat the loss . thenisalle%l7.exceetdcd e. 50 men in killed nod ' ''• of the en em y i 0 35 killed', 34 wounded, 1 ee l war l ow we v "l nd „, l - p ri soners, . who were taken by the en,my . ''. go .2-- . ; ,,. t A s ir way in their retreat. The , fro m . " ....e o f t hek, however, made their escape " ''' e tttt 1' par t ' e o I their cor ;S. Letter. from Zafra confirm 1 1. ' 694 • la ' a ' ; - •o il add, t i oat of the 70 prisoners brought 1 the ' al° ' a the ••• 1 1 , lifter the action at Xerez, only in there a c , ' , l t ith - e it newt day, and that the French had i " . It) went to carry in litters their of fi cers r equired 70 men, dangerously wounded. They .likewirie 1 , ..! who were ,(( n to the French of fi cers) that the 1. sit _ ore . -- .„. ' : e crri lia 4 t battle more than 1,000 melt, • -. 1 :: , e 7, l e . a - ho - abou t 0, incl w h it n prisoners. Tilt Pre- . r,,e o f Seville, Aranza, its 4 liowever circulated an i the F rench, iu the action at Xert z, 4 • s.--ccount., that ri:• coat only that they hod kilied I 1000°nSollo.3? Ipell taeds. The inhabitants who Ii ire nit- . lot ~,,,,d the facts, and ( counted the enicasser, will not 4 , ad thio proo f to the many they have ol- fol to ''''. o • little regard our el:elutes have for d SACI of tad 1,41 fitli Y • ' ly to il'. uhi;t The f our pours which the French were in Neter A t to. Caballeros were given up to plundertiig i new toes At" all ' II the money and fartuture t h ey coul d , ,„) the t attoo, and killed a peasant on their '' I :P e :',• ri , - p lace. - A few days ago the division of 1 (, ..:;,,.... 17. 4 - :;,: r ti p le at itsel io motion in the direction of the ..:. . ate! it ell, which were in Meerd ei, eV.11.0- : 2:h. abandonin g 1.1 tick / one can- ',.''''i;t 6 on men, l ii, o 4 nos , 300 bushels of wheat. 811 d various other sr- re , • t i des, after havir.g thrown Iwo the Guadiaua a r.iiin gisint i t ,. o f p o wder anti ball. gin. Tile day before yesterday we knew that Ciudad nd .• Rodrigo cap itulated ow the 12th. at six at ni:lit...-.. r. .., W e or , ignorent of the portico:ars of this unf or- t,l I , t00 ,..,...,rni, which, notwithstanding the eolriur of I'..a its blare garrison and inhabitants. we cousitiered as 4 "le inesitabte. Rendes, the immense losses which the +lnt heroic sirti.4ll - has caused the French, is to us 1110., equal to e. lICIOTF. E. • :..1 71, - A rr,E.RtPYAI., HAY-MARKET. • 11 THIS EVENI:o6, im FRIDAY d the C one I T August t{3l, will be per- •••• Ist crisr ONE lIA.S HIS FACET. ir a Lad Nermed, Mr. Eyse • Sir Robert Rustle, air. C. 't - l im bo ; holes. 31r. Mathews e Darniony. Mr. Eston. I • Lady Door Irwin, 111111. Glower ;'Mrs. Placid. Mrs. G arbs. _ •: t. le cluck will be aided, (lath time ) a Barlomas Tragic Open,Sothic Art called I 11IlliTEli FURlittiti ! • e-ol era er vi !revery, Dresses. ow. The Overture ...a Mask , --- composed sod Selected tty Mr. Waif.. Adosamtaime (Kissed Utopia), Mr. Mathews ; Pushes I limb (lloieler 0 Maffei, 31r. Taylor; General Burbeelim, Mr. 1.. t,:•; Courtiers, Mr. Treby, Mr. Norris. Domini, limit belle. To which win he added, the Farce of PLOT AM) COUNTIMPLOT; OR, THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES. li. F:3 , .3, Mr. Mathews; Pedrillo„ Me. LIMA. Beatrice, MI In l'ili, °reopen; Dwelt LaPeassa, ales. Mathews; Juana, errant bit' cane. w has Tenons, Me Doebtful Son, yids (ad time) the Mimics' top+ Ism ofltictiow Illusianaire. will. i• MR. BRADBVIii A NIGHT. he Me Lr !It'll TIIKATRE.--.EVCLITH OPP.RA. roptet. /11111 PRE!sENT EVENIN(;, Anz,ast 31, .I. no; welts perliermed eke Cassie Opirs of nod trail 111 F. LIUENIN A. lento. Des Jerome, Mr. Pease. ; Don .Ferelluend. Mr. Horn ; GA., Br J snob ; Isaac Hemline, Me. I.lwertee; Dun mold. Astieue, ilr. llareh.ll. Clara, Miss Kelly; Louts, lets f risk th e , and the Uremia, Mrs Henley. , ciiitu 1.86071, ..‘ll be added (foe the tell' time ) , a New Greed 'lock-Heroic Serie-Cask Ballet of Active, called tint e .1111 , c ,JACK l'Hit til ANT-KILLEN. • 'The litilel trudge the direction of Mr. Brasikory.l all .3. rotsais, kliq nf theSultet Mita,. bit. Faker; Valiant°, I mew, E. o id of the Order of the Grecri DraZuo, Mr. Bonnier ; ! to ro J..k Ott G,asi Killer, Master leers; Terrible°, tae Gum, I i t g. 6 NI Raw." aiwiealdroa•kletdipiAereate.us, Squaw ta Jac*, .. .31, drollery ; in whir% clineitter he silt, la a horizontal u°P ' ' 1 ... q., his bead and Act ese ( llti MI Tie Chairs. support trreil.), • tut: Anil; nit bit breasit o orbilo.Smitbs with real hkilge Bootees mite it, in addition to all his Tricks with Lid- s; .n' r. 11. . , , Chg Beru r ipe ' Crutches, &e. Irou.ska. Phlueass of PI 1... t it Lilies Niste., Miss Lapphio-, Ameba. the Ghlie.llllll 1 ...'... Wes L. Poh o m e-fl g 7 711 "I'Y'' I,,, ilichrek with • Burlesque Battle uf Conley. to e!..r I 'Pe Pe.le re rai 1 ...M(614 ieformed. 014 0154.14wthc o r-c ) ~o. .l . l . .r, t 'oo..pponnfacnts experic.sura by v.:dim and to C, •• •‘l•lklu•• inking le r boxes and oleo-ester the performance t ail I4e iipt nitwit, sad the general overflow from (eery pant of M I brain, Mr. is. 'bans bus renewed hts eager meat fur one Ile sal i e ht !eh: sod The Cabidet, with arlditims.il .11r.. ilc wilt rue 1..11.. • ,Tet;elTo newries, being p.muively the hot nt;;ht of ha Two,. % m mime.. wear," "a "0114 y sett will be produced (fin the tat semi; a n. 17. . • 1 1•1•-th ma w r) rte, to Three Acts. called Plate I ur, Le NM th Y.oir Ihe °r a t ers seal Must( cutistil sew, it to ite ' ll l.-wrlf, al P. ken. I sheet • ------- - - e Inr° ` l r ill l': .1311/TI;A - I F'l•ll.7,S:i. t to ,r, em l., LON IX)N. n0,‘„,4 Fr., uAr, Alicia'. 31. the p,' Tso Gottertho li Mails •ed • i ' ' with , g erne tee ert.a. ara:i.."l 'lr:sand Potters from that city to the 21,11115 t. Pt a, tie Ali anat.., dated the :Nth. i f tileal ; . 11000111 reef the elec. ore ~,f• as if C:. Ix al,O fit. Prince of POMTC CORVO, to it of 44 "- "0.1. erosion of the S o relish Throne nn the death i ti,e pre.rnt Kinz. The Duke of lios...ortts G. 1 '• of t; :• ~.tsrLsoLLG, elder brother of the late CR...la S t:it .„ . `hict. sae • Catillalate ; and the late journey id , son, t..e ' Ec•lliing to lierlin wee for the per l ii•se of .0- , g 11111 high honour fJr his son, the Prince y w ol: ' 3 ' 1 "t . 0 : Let the claims of the leonitr to General e do: s he •T . 7 te litre wet, irre.is aloe. Indeper.dent oi 1',..10-;. .'.4.'"oe of Li. Nl , ster, it Is asserted th.,t he lid 0 , r , " '' ' "t.4 4 "erre out 10 th e S tate to rimy otf inettni- 'the, tae ''e ei diirt that 4e will re.unite Finland to thr hop. -. • i -. t_ r. 1 4 - .—S,i.n e persons alitut t.., quest re - A V 1 .. • ' • ' tr ,;;• 0 .. L , , toi .,ii, " i ii•l.l'Cliunt of lite electon of HER% lli • i' i l r, f , i'" • .." "" l'i+tt ago a greiiadier in the rink.; hut has lir.. i ''''' i ''' : we '"' e l''' "'amid to doubt it. It had c •r!' . " ' .. 1..•.. 1 1 ......• ---- - • PILOMESI• DI COSTUMES. A. Andalusian rube of 'optative .Speoish lamb's wool cloth, of a bret amber colour ; Wag blepres ; and high habit- shirt of freed) caiolwie, with deep tuff and collar, ed4cd with plaited net, or sculluped lace; lemons of ti•e role hared •ilh %kite silk cord, and continued dos it the front with a row of correspondent bettor, to the centre. Ae ivaullalam cap of green velvet, edged with broad gold lace. A elite lace veil, open in trout. Shoes of great kid or jean, and gloves of the same colour. A plain cambric petticoat and Roma. teak, hallooed duos the frost, and trimmed at t►e bottom with a border of gathered masher; plain high bosom, wills rounded collar; hmg sleeve, gaged at regular distances, and 6a;sloril with the Aiutenisit cuff. A Ravel scarf of lud,au mush°, or royal purple silk. A hamlet hat of s bite eiiip,iirranicntrd sills purple ribbon, wore ever the plaaant'a cap of lute. Purple kid shun, and gloves of V ark tam. Parasol to correspond. DnP.IEMIEs YESTERDAY. We have received New YorL Pape. to the 7th Fait int. Their content. are not important. The extract • fr.,in the Int ercr pted Co r relpondence, pohlisleeil by the Spanish Regency. whien we insert this day. will be found inttr, sting and important. We hare received Paris Papers to the 21st 'natant. The libititear of the 20th, contains two Decree* of BwriPASTE, relative to the formation of Coon• it of Marine, to assist the Mirifter at the Mead of that ilepartmeist. These nicotne% sod his vi•its to the 1114 Si, indicate a mum than o•nal at tention to maritime affairs. Among the extract, we have made. i* a curious article on the trade of this country, which the ifunittur has copied from the POP:it-este. It is given under the form of a Letter from Ilauaborali, but is evidently of Paris lIIJ um. There is eilother at ticle in the vane spirit, purportm4 be the copy of a letter etc, tve.l at Dieppe frank New Shoreham. It alludes to the Ware of the Country Banks, the scarcity of specie, sad the internal politics of the country. It is reported that Letters have been received from Lord WELLING - m*l's iir.nr, dated the 17th. %hien corraturate the replrt we roe itioa.Jie.ter. itty of M tstiktr• having fallen back the lragnes. The Vraerabfe, of 74 guns. Captain Sir Dolts rorutst, .atied on Wednemlay froml'ortautuutis to tho Eist**l4l, ...s J secret service. c Arta unlined on Tu.s lay at Dart. tn-outh, Itnaa arl 'ix, with two Alivr,ctin Gentle tn.tt, cha:4-.1 will dispatches fro.• General Ail*. ancovc To tliti-1 Lard Hear, M..oce, M.P. from his boner is Mitarbeiter want, fur Warthsos Star H. Marta., Iron Upper Horiep.attatet, to Lodciace, wear Wantage, Bert% oo a ahuottag party. K. Nlarkros.e Egg. ros.l (manly, from Portland place, to thew Motor at Wicks...TA R. from *testile-stsett, to his scat, Saud. sate, keen. RYDE—ULL OF ownr. AUGGIIT SO. place very full of company. swag wham are—E.irl and Countess Spencer and family, Doke and Hurdlels of Duet and Lord Whit worth, Lord Nod La.ly iVarwick and family, Hon. Mr. Eliot. Mr. Secretary Croker, and Mrs.Crolter and aster, Mr. snd Mr.. Mane&ld. Lady Ann Bingham. General Burn and family, General Pup hew awl family ; Mr. Harrison. Bt;rristro, wtth his family. k.. &u.—The ball which was held at Banc: s Assemhly Room, ow Timothy weal,. war well mttrilded with genteel company. On Tue•day ladt, a waggon. laden with corn. ran over a ma. of tie name near Hyde; and, we ay , : sorry to say, he now hes ist a very dangerous stir. The Doke and Prineem SornsA of Gloucester, Earl Sexecest. and • party of natality, from the late of Wight, visited the Veaerelrit. commanded by Sir Hum: Puetiam. on Tiles lay. et Ports month, and rinsed on board. The usual salutes were tired by the ships at Spitbead. Sunday st'imiglit, the Duke of Noneote. Lord PFTitE, and a dirge party of friends stopping at Greonke with the Duke of Nostrum, dined with the Earl of LONSDALE, at Lowther Castle. Tu the great joy of numerous friends and te nantry in the iseigribmirtiood of Lincoln and Stam ford, the Countess of LISDS4Y has been nooolince.l as beissor iit that way '• in which all lisdies 'rid) to be who lose their binds." EKhata Rsces. which have afforded very in different sport, finished yesierday, when Guard!, won the Handicap Plate. There has not be-ii one instance of a emtested race t and au indif firma rare-horse, heather to Efertion, walked over for the two great races, the Cup, and the Maps Charts Stakes Viscount Gamer was presented to the RING nn IVeJorsd4y he Lord t; swam, at which time he delivered to Heil NI SJEttir the Red Ribbon and Order of the Ilsth heloligmg to the late Viscount. hiajor-tlenerid LEDITAXeS, who was presented to Div MAIL.TY on Wednesday, en hes promotion. rectire4 the honour of Knighthood as a re ward for his server,. on a foreign station, where be has been uperardsuf forty year.. Oa Friday the Mb instant. being the 7th mini ver‘oiry of the Kiri-inlbright Yeomanry Cavalry, tit-y asseinhted in the Earl of SeLtstaa's park, at St. !goy'. Isle, when t!wy presented thrir com rrsvpiont, Liett!eumor-Colonel Jahn:} GORDON, of c u i mman . with a sliver eoergue, of most exqui site workmanship and elegance, value 100 emotes. We have to iongratulete the public on the disco iery of that fine composition. celled Palle Ur. I Those situ have seen it say. that it looks better, ,11,-1 of Dub:in have cabled : and has a ocher colour than standard gold SOL'iIidIIPTON, AUG. CO* . • Iresserrlity was the second day of our Raga : and not ()lily eras the sport snitch better thaw Oil the first day, but, what is pot usuld, all rriii.l timelier of fe•Lirmirliles *ere present. Tho Earl and Coen test el Orrnmd, and Mr. St. George. who sc.* prevented the first tray, arrived in en riegint entirely new lari Atl, after the first lie.t. We .114 to lainrut the absence of Lord and Lady Craven. who, with Mr. and Mrs. firth mist Ogle, Mr: 11. Ogle s and Captain Scutt, brother of th e of Oxford, preferred the cooling and ealobrAtts sir of the aster, and sailed dower toe Soucheroptow River, after an early break in LordiCraverie yacht. Lord Ccurtney was ri;.o on the river in his beautifnlly ornauter ted vessel, accompanied by a large party. flits Iliehireii the [Nike of Grouz. center, and his illusirioos roster, having rigmbed their intention of tuiti.,g Irani Cowes, in tire Isle *f Wight, said attending the It m e.•• tioe dein, the Stewards prePared s stand fur their H.g• nesteakresd a sumptuous collation was provril.d at their citw perste: but unfortunively the wri.d pr,ving foul, these distinguished per,onages were prevented fro= gracing the Race with their presence. A report, hoarier. wascircrilated in the ground, in the int& dle of the thy, th.t their H.glinesses had loaded at Surstedon. a village three wiles distant t• on which revel's! gallant cavaliers rode w:th..t dt.hr to the spot, and )ou may jedge of their disappoiet• went, on finding, instead f tile Duke and Prim. cell, tidy ;lire of their siri.e, and the hand which was to have accompanied them. w ho had tweed against wind sod tide in a Cuwca wherry, a diatoms of twelve mil.s. The Ball ou very fully attended. The Stewards presided at ti.e twit supper leble.• is which esilY luxury thit the season could afford was to be lesiodr in the utmost plenty. Thai were st-stitled is doing the honftors by Mr. Legune. Master of toe Core nioni-s, whose es... Kant In wners and folicasiaboa at travionm randet him atiirtrstlly prpalat and be• loved: and by Mr. Chilton, who, we underrtood, wilt be a eundid.oe for that wspectrtble sitisoliens a whenever Mr. Leguur shall retire. 110 THE EDITOR OF rrnr. BRIM! PREWL , -.IL pets, , -- sluice. where the body was found shockingly tur r ii, 4 ., to coosid,r the necessity of memorializing . demand there are I greet sane) of articles mull!. bruised the sane evening. The corn horsed is very forwerd in the North : the Ex.:ante (iorerniueut, and praying that the ' factored with it, winch hate a beausitul appear. bevies 1.•.- •iirch arged wind,.u..tax upon the coin.- se I e.. it was very get.eral in the ne.ghlsonrimod of Lens The %hole of the wheat - harvest in the comet!' of I mister last week, and grids of all de.criptions we it). mar lie s,i4peided, lima tile peo,.le cm lay • th. it re.ociot.tr4toct• opium such • rn , ..le of le. yiii4 Kent is expected to he got in by te.tnation night. I ate happy to find is abuodaid and very good. It is bur t hensoine lits;.tTls unon them, before the L•lia• The h .nett ill Scotlandis of the most promising aii forward that bailey was sh. wit in Proffitt Market !attire of the U I ..ited Kingdom. appearance, from one extremity to the other, and t on Tuesday oensight. tt-e produce of Mr. R. II:• hope-nal Ityliness the Arehrl-A. Palatine (a ith• coi.tinuance of the fine weather ol:der which i NICSOLSOM near that, teen; it welshed 104. Sib. l of IlLsoaite arroyo! at Vienna tot ine Id tosia:it. it has commenced) tills lair to be the finest crop in I to the bushel. He L aw e iti a tely gate atid:eiCes to a litt•iiii , l . of t h at country for the last three years. The wheat Oil the 161 h instintt. barite harvest was begin persons who stien.leil upon him. and espci ia!ly • l• free 1 ., ^. 'h • 1.1.6: blight. *loch so much it- • in the nirtilitourneed of Abelleen, where, if tl.a Hungarnsi.a. 11.• muted the Cou:.te.a !.et.. ~y, jipr• ,f t'o f crop, of 1303 and 1!09. 8.. ley i• a I weather is favourati;e. it sill goon b. petty geese who 114 . iteentVe . o Ce;elltaeti 1 . .041 Iltil•qt. At the C 13.1 .erase cm., si:l nets mceit proi:fic aid atom- ral, aith the appear:ince of • pl. mural crop. lbs i head of ti , !, !•erV•iiiht IA depend:oil •. iii.a:at ..ie:l 1 dent . To. , presto , * al.o have a hoe app. : awe, : barl e y crop. on sum, part,, of D oi . si ds , is. seta bfrAwe ey:411,4 the Irate's, ism., .ii;Turted 11; nrk 4 11 ,1 no d mot Is roiritsined of their tur,,ing out I learn. an alike state of forwardness. armed t..ree, sot.. - n.t- ito ..x.,..1 !pr from !let e a ..k. were vv....10t: me. The .e..on, hnteetrer , is re( honed l Fro* all pane of !creel. Wales we have emirs' • A Col-sirl ..a• Li' ed to th it A... 1-, awl more ?hal ti be rather late to the soother% parts ; Vo.agh in I the most tattering memento of the erNA is gene. i 4 hubdrPA , th. r ; , ••• •;ie o, Cr k.1;c.1 or d•stlsled. , Pertb.hire. and retell lit the more tatty northern i rat; and the prierstiesee weather a itli a itch for se -Ihe Ct..litt”. 1414 i . au,. ilt-t • 1 ••• le ootrnit lard, . - ri ti clistr:7l., th- firmer, ham co Talented reaping, i vend days pen we have bees fartured by t' , e God 1 by the Inas of II 111 4 .r • ,I 0 Alit.- res:atance, *A I .ig..l t h e hire ..t viol 1..• nine uototernioted and I of Seamus., will Cause the saki* to be put as me. the !ivy prOCteJiiiti• t 4.11 . ..4 t...nitititit.d., g^titt,tili tie .:.. J.!!e of ti :: ensures wee{.. . ties) it every Timer imatediatalr. Ste-11 am, to my sorrow, one of these unioryeo taste beings commonly d stinguialsed svidcr the asp pellation of Lawyer'. Clrlk.„•• • titl e considered by many to be theorist d-gradino and contemptible army to existence. 1 must really acY l r ewe in Nos prevalent opinion, is I cannot sith any degree of tan dour contradict it. How much superior is the lushest mechanic to an Attorney's Clerk ! How prrf r rshle is the wages of she one to the salary of the other Tne former can 'malty elm from two to three guineas per week, while the tatter rarely gains snore than from His. to i3s. I !Neill to the liberal and humane, whether the Wiling salaries-of those dmervinf, though humble rind 1111114 SO ni nr pert of the profeastoo, is not a reflec.ton on the he. inanity of those who have the care of pintail this laws of oer etnentry in force ? I can In - Mace uousg melancholy instances, occasioned by the iosigtiffio oast salaries wino they receive free .v 111• players; bat this I mean to reserve for • feline sp. porosity ; and in the interim. 11 trust, the more benevolent part of the Profess;un will ameliorate the sufferings of their useful, but long-o-gleete# brethren, with • hendrenie augmeatation to their present despicable incomes. I shall be glad if any of your ingenious Coro respondents could inform me. how a man is to support himself, his wife, and children. Mhos small • pittance a. 11. 3.. per week. taking into consideration the present high price of every article of life, independent of the expense of yl4lllll. Ores., even to • degree of smartness. is required so a Clerk to an Attorney. otherwise he is coos:dared . u a discredit to the Office. I •üb, S r. yeurs. &r. •t 1 INDIOKN't LAWYER'S till& Kent Road, Aug. 30. 19 The Emperor: 4 routes ts.u•d • Decree in tha beginning of Jour, otFentir reward of 10.nno fronts to finch persou as shall dote. vet • plant whica can be substita ted for indigo in wool, cotton, limo, and silk.. M. Hstist, Doctor of Medieme at Mau. in the Principwii•y of Fro-tendert in bow hernia. who has been labouring for four yews to discover • substitute for indigo. flatters himself that he bets at last succeeded. The labourers ea... played under his direction have *Oho, the lasi toe years succes-fully applied to the foregoil g a composition of indigenous plants, snitch toe Doctor has discovered, mitred with a certain quart tity of pot-gibe. rod oil of vitriol. an I the co sue thus produced cannot be distinguished from that of genuine indigo. Au Inquest was held on tVednesdly anemone, at too Barley Mow, in 34°nm-street. by G. HOOlll. SON. Esq. on the body of Mr. HANIMomIn CIOIIII. the Gentleman who cot his throat on Tuesday afw ternoon. near the Magazine in Hyde-path. Thu Jury returned a verdict of Lunacy. The deceased', residence was in Providence-row. Fineburv--quarry. He Isar lift a pregnant wife sad three chi:drill. On the 17th ult. as • boy of the name of Corolla about fourteen years of age, was attempting to retch • fish at • alai's/. which carries the water out of the Lancaster muml into the river Lene. near he celebrated Aqueduct Bridge, the att.. ngth of the stream is Suppose rt to h*ve ie;ced hire i liroegh tbe We un- ! i . i