The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-13 00:00:00

1.) the Landed, the Clerical, the Cromesecial, and the Yeomanry Interests of this great and evillest Cutinfy, there rsnnot fur • rn 1111 l eta exist a doubt that the resell -ftlie prevent emit. bt will tic favour. able to Mr. Uuttoe•, NIA to the anxious wishes of his ountiortirri; sod I speak with wore confidence, from a strict invc•ti;l.tion of die returns of his can vass, trout w,ctii atilwars he must have ♦ DU- CliSt.:D. ♦ WEST DSLID•u M♦JUIIITY." The Prandant, alter eillarging upon several other poises mitstiecieti with too contest, crinclailed a mast antoutotl and tinnily atlilressonnidst the Un bonts.leri plaudits of the Meeting—indeed it is ini pt...thie to describe the sothusiaiitic feelings which the ielitress -seised. Mr. DUTTON. 111 ,eati.nents of the wannest gr s . tituao. returned his ucknosrltdgments for the bo nnet' the Comity bail conferred upon Inns by such • electing; and that it twos impossible he eou'd Kurt eugenic adequate to the expression of his erielisits; and therefore Amalfi only say, ilia th e eliotiown%herl support which surroond, cl him, fully coefon.irated the liwitirances he had received no his cony's', and gave hum the pleasing conviction that success Weald 111tIllilltly attend the chin* win. h Wid been use, strenuously supported. and which, in the most deriel. ,, d laiepluAge, he again Idea II newer to iirt.•••• Mr. Dutton con • 4y "•(0 0 ^Ple 7k health of the Chairman, wid thanks to Abitibi , the hanouretble tentihtents he had exprrssrd in hit 4 , lllress to the meeting. ^I,• r... , if• Pr 6. 1.. t .pare— The Wooten tratls of 4 /7i England—The Commander in Chief and the driny--Lo,ri Wellioven and the brae Troops in Portiwal, and SUM!s u then. efForis - - the Lord Lieu- I. out of the Convoy. —Lord Sherburne —The Earl of Berkeley and Land L &Annul, the Late and resew Mem bers of the Comity.— rhr Bishop and Clergy of uhe Diereses —Mr. Codrington, P. for Tewkesbury, and thanks fur his ovalous support of Mr. Dalton. On Sir. Codringto.i's health being proposed, the Chairmen read a letter frost him, atatitv that some Important engagem, ilia in Landon preveided hint attending the ineeti- g spiv sting they might be informed ilia Mr. L)ano ib votive hail Ins b st support and warine,t %visors. The Member' for Cireneester were then drank; alien Mr. Beach, in the insole of both Members, roomed thanks. The Woollen Manufactory , tf the ('ovary. M... Shep pard, of Uley, rose in the name if the manufactur ing interest, and, in stay energetic terms the Meeting, that, although it had been attempted Ly the °lipoid+e party to raise a clamour to the prej tidier of Mr. Dutton, by altr.huting to him of the Commercial iutert,t of Vie County. Oil of would venture to .souse the Meeting, that so injury would result from the insinuation, which viall Alt- groundless and unjustifiable, as would be Italie evinced iiy the great majority of votes lu that very interest, attending Mr. Dutton to the poll, should the temerity of his opponent resider ouch an attenthinee torcesintry.—The next to.rst given was, .idltiral Bei he*. and our brave Tarr in the Tagus : au c furgetting hit gallant Nephew. the lion. frederich Verateley. The entertains° , t was enlireind by severe] ex- Salient and appropriate sour; hut our limits will not permit us to particuturnse them : still we cannot forbear isoticimr, that upon the cutielusion of the popular soag, " The Land, Boys, we live in," tile company asniversailly joinail in the chorus, which woe altered to " Dirts..o for ever." Th-. Chairman gave, The Land we live in, sad Dutton fir ever; sod ong4.-ted, that he saw Out r.. 3111011 wily a good cease should not be 'erred as sell as a bid one ; and that the only way was to fight the enemy with lir own w. sinus, and therefore he should bring up all the enters its his neighbourhood free of expense to Mt. Dutton. The tile-I VI I. rapturously caught, and universal assent to the laudable intention of the Cnairinan pervaded the Meeting. In the course of the evenint, many loyal and con etitistionnl toasts and sentiments w. Tr drank ; and en The Corporation tf Bristol being given by the President. Sir 11. Protheroe rose to return thanks ; and gratified the company by avanring them he was fully convinced that Bristol and its stibisrbi would also produce a great inajori:e iu layout of Mr. Md. toll. " Indeed," said Sir Henry, in concluding a most excellent and npuropriatc speucli, "1 1:•111 duly compare the vain and confislent boast. of S;r %r m . Guise, to the flush or hectic seen in the fare of Conan:option, which. though rartv mg wills it Ilse •pnetirsore of strength, °illy Makes.. s secret inter nal weakne , .. and approaching dissoliition." The Bailiffs and Burgesses of Tewkesbury were then given ; and on the health of Mr. Footle being drank, he rose and assured the Meeting, that though the - agents of Sir Wm. Guise hail tisserled that the majority of Free!iolders in Tewkesbury and its eic..iity sere in favour of the worthy Baronet (for whom he hod the highest personal regard), he believed he might, without fear of contradiction, assure the !Meeting, that they would come to the hustings in favour of Mr. Dutton, nearly in th- pra. portion of three to one. lie would, Inns-ever, pledge himself to their polling two out of three iu that interest. He concluded a neat and manly ad dress, lay assuring the Meeting, that the Tea kes bitty Freehollere should appear at the Hustings free of expense to Mr. Dutton. This Meeting !shied till a late hour, and every thing wrs couriurted with roodeemion and liOg trm:r►, though we never recollect a more festive and joyous eo:ertsintornt. • Sroturtai; the great twitch hetwist Crib and Wiens:, that of Mr. NIIIILTOM en,:ro••es its full , 4 hare of attention. The motels is to ride to f r ,X) miles) In fire hour•, and to he done within at:v.4o.4n thy,. getting i• against Oe per. forrkiaove, as the rid. r his to perform 14 miles eac:i hour. Ile will go OF the stones oti a p.,tley, and then he will mount a Pet mate, 404 to SOO. ford lie will have nine other Lome*. On Ntouday laet. hennt the A tttt iveretry of th- Institution of the Royal Academy. in a tie:lrtal A spend/1y of Arad• unmans, the flllowil.g Gentle w eak wrre elected Offierrs for the roautng year PIVIIIIIEST—StirjuItin West. Vrtreueß—W. Q.-es, 11. Th..m.on, J. IV.Wektiaa, .1. /10,11veute, n 114% Wood:a/4e, retire. SUCCIIEDZIO IV 1141T•TIO‘ Iht TIE Cowmen—A. W. J. N. W. Turate, .1. Saint, sod C. 11. 4%1, Pigs. A*. uirotir—G. Dauce and .1. ingt•la, S ,;.er Medals Were Kiten to the follueing Sta. for the best Draeriog of as .teadeal) rim lutit Muitel dm Academy Furore. r, ( • ir the 1)4,4 Architectural INurrin. dot 1 1• :--• W. Rea, far Ir7J. Lltll6lllll. tn. fi Ala 144111•11 Ire,Lairan THE 71:!? P. We this day resew au Alphabetical List of a The wiliness Hoists for IMO, with their state' lihie will be (stood culture!, useful to Gentlesseu of the Tort as a Geueral Index to the Sporting iefilligettee which has appeared to our Paper doriug the year. ALPHABLTICAL LIST. Sce. VOR tem. Agee. 1, Agitniates (Sot i ! f See Petits ) %tbitoorth. afr. MAW% one of the Subseripli.,n Pones of 13.11. Ise. at Yort ; and the G. 1.1 Cup, value wogs. at Nurthalkrioa. - Tlr .41ezmeder (Sae Feli,e. Mex. Mr. Muldmmettes, 7.paa at Noun,Otem. • Beal)lie, Lord Wiltusea, trier t. , ..at at Newmarket; Lord Gromeneeb, loop at ki,mom.ltrt. Scrtmice, Lord Wilton's, 701. at Newton; !note at Kotula- Surd and the Gold Cop, •slue Iwo. at Neammtle, Stallfwma.h We. • Bureplmlua, Mr. Treittraimer, Mir Silver Cap, tabs? ;c^R. at Gueolwmal ; and the Gold Cup, value limp. ta Br. Filly (.leis by Chariot), Sir T. Stanle)'s, loop at Kuut;fur s d._ 3 Heplitatme, Lard CreavenerN, 17tmga. at Newmarket. 7 Julius Cesar Mr. C tlllloled sgl Newmarket. By Ater:reek, VA* Greet (Loa el .11daJed. , •) 3 Comma. r, Sir F. Drclysia, twice 5. I. at New allele,. 3 Queeu e,f Sheba, Mt. Blake's. wog* a Neermaa bet. By .41ems• (Sow qf 4 Bay filly (dam by Magog), Mr. Ikamllaues, R. Ca at New. cattle. By Arshrosin (Soo .f Sir Parr). Br. colt, Lord Suffield'', the Witham Stakes at Redford. 7 Jeers", Mr. Halieu's, Sul Bags .n Sul at Cardiff; Str li . Lippiucutt's, sod. at Mousaosth. 5 Matilda, Mr. IVhituforeli, 501.1u0r aid cogs at ►iuna-, cute. Bt Archdrkf (Sea If Sir Pelee). 8 Spitfire, Mr. Loftus'', t h e Heats& bakes at lamberts% Stocktoo, Morpttli, Rooth&Radom. aad Richmond. By deparasso (Seas of Poisro). 4 Claryseis, G ener al Gn somon', 9.. gs at Huatistlan, aid _ 20 . 1. et Nuuu~ph ii . Bj RamAy (San ) Striate). 2 Cbesaut colt (dam by )lercary), Sir H. iNirltberpea, Sol. at Beverley. _ Ilening6reitgh (,Sow of King Firgiii). 3 Bay colt tdaux by Sluo.cock), Lord 31ortgoturrit's, Sop at Ayr. Bay 'lallott (late Spider), Mr. Shaw's, 701. at Nada% an,i sot. at N:tataich 6 Ray mare, Mr. Stows:Ws, .tml. at Edinbursb. 6 Beloool , o, l.mJ Grey's, 801. at Slala Nester Lx, Slam roar, 5 Pi at 11,44. tater, 50. at 11alatill, anJ '4Ol. at 4 Diana, Lord Moatwancriem, sor at Irvine ; 5Ui. and ar.ga nt fi 11)1.o., Lola Lowther's, &lg. and Suct at Newmarket. 4 Lattesster, Vuke of Hamilton's, the Earl of Chester's gutty Mild the Cup, value tr••,s, St (Ilene?. 3 °rim's, Sir IV. 'strata's, t►e Oaks' Stakes of 9so s at Ep- FURL Patriot, Mr Mortimer**. 7ul. at Durham. Persiau, Lord Lowther**. sul. at Chesterfield ; end Mi. St lituvkdino, Sr J. Laitismea, 2 Ors at Turk ; ■ua 16nes at . . _ . It it Ilmond. _ 7 nom, Mr .4n4rews's, Mir , . at Newmarket. 3 i roViutliU., Mr. N. If Hodgson's, ling'. also the Gold Cup. A nlue lonzs, with I.ms is spreie, al Newcastle ; Lord Darnnzion's, the Gold Cup, value longs, at Dow . rx,t, r the Zitti Lit, •alur 131;es, awl I 111. at Lae. 6 While Hose, Captain Weis's, twice 501 at Tottiess ; aad au'. Si ISWINISI. Hy Unit , .7 (Sem of I)*.trimune.) Bay Cult, (lmis by Grouse) .% r. sop at Stain cos d. 5 Get, Me. Williams's. 501. at Stanford aad sal. at Bed- CIA d. 3 Litan Jack, M. GIMI/lell. VII at Bantet. RI, Roble (SO* Prec,itute.) 3 3pr:tn. Mr Skskesprae. ' 35016 MaCi lake loop at New. market , aunts at Anent. Ry Bathed (Roe Irosflperlorrj S Jubilee Jack, .Vlr. Howarth's, 10111 p and .7. , .gn at Newsier- Let ; also _Sol. at Ep.4/1115. /4 (s „s of Woodpecker.) 9 BustarJ, Lund Sateltirilln'a, 9.nta at Maddinenn ; Mr. Ituuvetir's, sal at . .11inklumtua ; and slogs at Kabuli. 6 Drainer Lard Satkv.iles .s,oita and at Newmarket. 5 Fanny, Sir J. Sbellay's,aung. and twice iwns St Newmar ket 3 Glad - mint, Mr. Batson's, Gags at Arcot. 6 laraltd, Lord Stowell's, 5 It. tit Newmarket; Mr. worth's, to ice 'nom, at Newmark. t. S Jake tlCannt, Mr. F. Craven's, rings at Reading. 5 Ittibens, Lord Darlingtonlytlre Crimea Slakes ut'soge at Ncn mark, t. Pt Cewrie (Son .f Jais Da.) 3 Donna Clara, Lord Groati.itur's Sop and trr;ee tongs at New maskt t , also the Queen's Pursed tong. al Useless. fo, d. 3 Tet sloe, Lor , l Grositnior'o. 50. al Nei , nk tlr ; (nerd 4r; U. Cwesitio.ll%., Itt)-gs abop autl swop. at Nc* war- _ - 3 Fourth of.lone, Mr. Bayley's, S.)l. at Warwiet, SOL at sbrewsku. y, and Sol. ■t Wirldilal. J Woke, Lord tinnirenues, tuns at Newmarket; Mr. Howarth's, 3sgs at Newmarket. s Miss Brewer late Hesperia), .Ur. S. Buckle's, sal. at Pa. terkenuogli. Cheeee (Sim If bucket ) 3 BOW Filly ;dam by Dragon), Mr. T. poocotobes, loop at tork. 3 lay Filly (dim by ism), Mr. T. Duncombes, Wags at Turk. a animism, Mr. flrarkenhary'r, tear at Prostefract. heeee (Sew of N r Potty ) 2 Bay Cult (uot of Drawls), Captain Vyse's, 194ga at • _ . . . . 3 Cli .4cfactur, Mr. C. Cholutoradeley's, twice 2Sgs at Ches ter; and IttpgaatHuh.. cll 3 CbrAire-gouisil, Sir W. Huulukra , tyke roo t s at Chi - bier; and the Produce St tkrs of snoop at Knots fin 4 ♦ Ch.*. lidding (Java by Ilfeallseroock), Mr. Nicholas's, tails at Stalin d. 3 (!n•ter, !tip. Vsurittart's, 1944 ud 10414 at Now• Inas Itrt 4 I.lttle Prestnn, Lord Uaiwd ' . trit.-at Asweeiry. 3 Itantaquin, General Grosvenor's, .gs, gongs, sod loop, at Nriruserket. 4 Rmal P.inee , Mr. Rirhy's, twice sod. at Molina; tbo kiii;*l. Kite, the thirrt Clip, vale. WV. with otos in specie, sad .:M. at Newcastle; WM a cuorpro mime at York Sir C. Ihinglses, 64. gs and tours at ♦ Stilton. Lord Stainfoas, 6:p at Kautaturd acid Sul. at Worcester. dy rndilfollirr %u, of OrerUnt.) 3 First F!y. Mr E. L. Hod' ..rn's, sogi. It Pontefract. rciimetock, Mr. Rowena s, ;',I. at Lioculn. a Viulante, Mr. HarrisotCe, ...wogs at Y.. 8 it by Corintaan, ors. r'.t<r.) 3 Slorgiana, Mr. sus+. at WSIMC ~,,, and at Iltir fora. On Frirtuy la•t a very lar.te French schooner c int tired is Leti{ ofi• Bersyhead ',gnu' station, MAI' . 1 "they, •cad carried her off. It has been atiggeit ed try an eznerietieed NilvAl Officer, that irra.o.h. intwoil tilt Channel without protectioo, in aratt•rly owls, shaillh, afire imaging Ilit Sirdot and the Shoal off that point, haul in towards Dartmouth, cud round the B4V, in•trad of steering direct for Portland, in wt irli tract al the ristn!ar I'll- By ;going rouged the Bay with c fair %nod cud kohl coast, swath 'kook' keep in•nli- of the enemy's sill:zero; and the rialereirre in th► pasot,te, with is alOderldr lorese, would *rut at the most be wore 111 that' three or lour hours. nsc. 11. The eveu;wlg parties anionic our fashionable* were very• numerous iii the pa week. The rules aud walks begin in louk dreary. being generally deserted l.y the tier fashiuttables who vi►it then], at a very early hour. Mr. Coates, the ainatcpr, made his appearance three or four times during the week : on Friday hr performed /totem). for the benefit of a widow ; and as charity is said to hide a multitude of *Ms, so ought it, perhaps, m this particular, to cover a multitude uffrrali. ISiotwitla4auditig the advanced period of the year, the female bathers still hind ample employ ment, as numbers of our fair Syreas continue to swirl upon the briny wove. , v inx to the adverse winds, together with the I:4 tit nights, Our coast 114%, since our last, been un. liwitibt•tl by the insolence of French priw ****** . REM. , IENABLE TREE. On the land of Abraham Miller, in the township of Seal, and eilllnty of Scioto, in the State of Obits. is grossing a foo.: , 11 Sycamore Iwo, w hich measur es on the out,ide ( 21 feet in diameter. and stare t hen 60 feet in circuistfvrence, tapering Irian the bear upward. an that at site height of five fest it only lUeltS:llfl'S feet; the opettn:g of the cavity at the bottom is ten feet wide, and seven at tne hinglit of Ose feet, ter tin.; at the height of nine and a half feel. The rot k is about eight feet flom the grouod ; one of the itrinienea is died, and broken off shout twenty feet high, the other green anti thrifty. The Spllellllit cavity attracted the sitte;r lien of the ittightiourbrital, fon. fre tt of a horn gambled on the sth of June Ion:, on the sput,•ll4l Ibirtota of them advanced on .torsehark into tile trunk, sod at the rime tinne 'st there in perftet slap; the other being on a skittish haw, tiiil 1,01. venture in, but there was room for two wore to be perfectly immure frosty • falling slower of ran. The public is indebted la the • d .1 Mr. William 'neatly, of Fradenck county, Vir ginia. fur the description of this adventure. 6110 was our of the adventurers. and the re-examination of it by Major William Reynolds, of 'Galesville. ea the 30th of November after, who afforda.tlits coin. inuatcation.—(Ohio Paper./ ,CULTUUE OF HEMP. From The Huston Anthology.) MRCS OF TGIF. MANNER OF CULTIVATING AIM PREPARINU 111.11 P IN aUSSIA. (Commonieeted by 4 Correspeedent.) The seed is sown between the tOth of May and the end of Jure, when the weather is warm. Plains are the only grounds suitable for its cultivation. In countries where it seldom rains, moist lands are preferred, but sot low meuduts. The and should be fre► and black, with sic or sev.n ineh , a of mould. Other ground will not do, especially sandy soils, they 'rift not repay the expense of cultilie. Upon a surface of 540 by 423 En;lish feet, tie Russians sow live bushels laud one tenth of i•er it. After mice ploughing and harrowing the lend, a sufficient quantity of ►table manure is spread upon it, and remains upon its surface six days. The land is then again ploughed, sown, end harrowed. Tne same piece of ground is cultivated every year io the same manner. 'reopens of hemp grow in every 6.lJ—the male, which hears the reed ; and the female. which kris the same stalk with the male, but it. head is round and without seed. When the female hemp begins to ripen, its foliage becomes white (whi:e that of the male remains alway s gretn).—The female stalks areal) pulled up threw weeks before the other, niade into shearies, and left standing alpinist poles four days. They are then opened end spread upon level ground, where they remain until they come to invturity. The hemp as then separated from the stelk, mid pro hives that quality with which the Russians make coarse cloths. This kilod of hemp they do not put mulct eater. T.he male hemp is p•Ileil about three word:. after the female, at already ole. e ived. %Vireo pulled, it s% bound up is sheaves front lire to six inches in diameter.—These are placed standing against poles hired iu the ground.—Thris they remain at least two days; after which they lit .t or thresh the sheaves to extract the seed, anti beat the roots to clear them of the soil. Hemp in this state is called in Russia, Molatchanka, i. e. Hemp brateu or ilireshed. to the Ukraine, where the best hemp is produced, they used to cut off from the top of the stalk be tween seven and ten inches, and the same from Om root. This they call Sittclika, or eat loreep.—Of late year, however. the rich proprieton only eon. tinue this mode of preparing hemp; which thus prepared. is touch superior to that produced iu the other provinces. Four days after the seed is taken from the stalk. it is put in soak in either still or ru iiii Mg water, tin. material which. The sheaves are placed in order by each other, aid immersed under water of from seven to twelve feet depth, and confinea in a heed state by pieces of wood and by stones, sufficient to secure them.—la this situation they remain about three seeks. if the water is warm : if cold, they contiutie Live week,. At the end of that rime. • small portion is taken up and dried in sir ono,' an over., or in some other way. It is then IniAr. is by halal, and if the hemp separate with tel , t, then the windup re taken from the water. If it dues not sep irate, it is suffered to remain until it .!....a. When taken from the water. it is placed upon heated stoner, or ovens. to rite. The some dry the better, because it is then trove easily iletac: eel from the pulp of the stalk. livery year great quantities of iliz , . 'heaves re f Malts uutil the spring immersed in water, 4 , ./1171? the severity of the cold. They are then 011 041 n ut and dried in the and. Fur the.. lintpWr they our plumed iu au en uptight pasture, 'Orin walla or fester... The hemp taken out of the water before the from, is called whiter hemp : the other is called sitting hemp. The first is the struogest, the other sour h ' , of-ulcer ; last the last is swore pleasant to the r . ,, r, on oleo pant slit'. being of a green silver red. Hemp 11.0. rot ensue to maturity under fosse months. lit ii, ii;st terra , on, rains are eery fa soorobt.• to .t. go.at'i. As it appessehes rips 11,••• 111 V and warm weather are moot propi•toos t o it. . - - - ‘1 bra the sala- veer mitt. 11 thew twn utleautages, it is burr to t scrl both 13 quality and queutity. I V AI AL INTR' 4. Conbill, armee.. lipeolau yo llamr • Head M Coekield, • corps, vine Ids resaiee :34 HIOH wATra, THIS DAT. IT LONDON BRIDGE Meryl. 54 sole. sitars I Et.elo . .tti t iets. sHer 2 LONDON r—Prish.J end P 04 11 . P. 117 7 , ; skit A4tSittommests 'Pt seetitssl, 'eel I.otets (post pest) mutt be sildtrssyl•-•—C. 11411111, kit Clealettr. les, Prism WHIT 1 4 1 e• le7. It te • 4, Ps . ..lottm e NAVAL INTELLICL, CE. roitheinuTe, err Arrived the Forams% 36 guns, Capi sm i - tart, train the llediterraseao, w ith an Aril '' from Alien; the Airy hey* Lithl. Bo front oil Lherbouryg; sod the LigAtsieg. le Captain Doyle + from the Eastward. Sailed the Kehler, II gout' C a pt. G,„ c i en. / u I Corh + to collect convoy fee the hoard. bun,„A .....----- the West Indies ; Row, is pa s , c • - • ~,, apt. kali 0 11 owtotiatrholCat"liradol.:3Aftohebr:tuhlleig"theC°lanped'apnlodoefriCitiliGnuoi:oasdt:elAnLAlHnoviiP,ol").l4ll;;l:datua.tidllif - 1.11 la 6 r iro The , for y eaßto Ind i ahot y a . a . b . r .. 0 , u ~ .i . ei t' a a uigptointhle,arwmiiti,dutheiimßionagdafrotimjethoefe:y;l:,!:,o. 11 :t ir t ch . clll :i7 7 PLYtturf frsom li ew . o r w .. rk 1 . U. • Fil.°.l::l s A tt i i r t :2 4 i i ii - l t h t e h A e d tt iv er r d e e pecti nt fri et ga i t r e pr , l it l d H o ear the i r if tla g aro llYn o -A R bß e rvig : ° withi re bt f hg n ec ol I:till:, . : .1' - ' 1 . , ..,, 1' D a, it. her C f aut ore e m i e n it Quebec frigate, off fieligolaud. The Quebec Tee""' also arrived. T 0.. ., Lord Gardner has struck his flag and lb i i , _ g ene I N .O .' London fur a few deye. FA rimy'''. nrc. p. • L'ifig/e frigate, with the cutwsirl.builvd ki (via iliierrotwou nod Portopel fleet, ere caning , , 11'4 ill Consequence of the wind Mowing urea% fr. I M' the snails-were. Suited the IVeade schooner for Plymouth. c ,, . I . Pallid tit: . Zephyr sloop of war.ewgAiiih"t:ekinii!; . in-. 0 , •10' the ma tw3rai-houlial under convoy. --Also al.i..,it. 0 "` noon a Met of merchantineu came out of itun.ga haa hour, under convoy of the Zkyeeselator Niger. nu( Arrived the Ganges. from the Bietic.—Wi.. r., N.W. .. mr ___, , _aii IFO.VD A it FULBIATH. lease -0 , of A Wondeaul etre lance orcorted it Mr Yr. Street . % in she parish of Goring. in Snows:— diet portridg.:'s egg was given to one of his dwusht.ii ems on the -2utli of Jammer lest; she with irinii slit i rit i l , :,re, lint it into a s IF. all trunk, with dive , ' affl e and there it remained till the i2th of Niunab list, when the iitughtir was looking into li e tr im EN th for some trifling article, and saw the erg, Ow as; she gate to her cousin ; a female servant at deism we time asking them if they knew what egg it est k• ..,t them taking it into the adjoining room. it ea cw on the carpet, where it remained for the mere . ice one minute, when, to their great sorrier. it . . si IA a loud snap and bunt ; the girls being sesmehet elermed, celled to the serving is die seat roes t Re 7lii witness the sight. when it appeared the egg •• VIE produced i lire partridge. width they with partite. it lar care pat into a piece damsel, and venial as It. Mae fire for warmt '. where they left it, thistle; it might live and be 'reared to its peorr perfective; r- , hut not observing-the cat's . being is &e room at the ! le time of leaving it. - ou their return the" Issail, to their great seerese it «as, goat/ ANL Min the vat in the . roota i r dlgy hod .ika doubt bet she sad 91 have been - the deceiver. 13therwise k was dosed e,t that it might with care Itsr*Ories bought up. it . 14 rose °beefiest Wyllie suwali, 1 it Gering - , Doe. 11, es i 0.... i i;.: * 1 IL haus' ariu D y r. ipi til der ‘D° Lordc turAtt W is ee.;4 l4.4li ctott, a Ph er i eni t trerks to re *marl' inedistly at Portsmouth for Portugal. s i Palat or rroclretriaDAT • ' . II per Cant. IlteddaliV eee..6 6 .1 6$ 4 per Ceet......A••ley ref Lour Aumuitias lasi ' •' • 179-1' Owinians 5ll di*. India Roods Exchequer Bills. 7 4 pet's. I English Lottery Tickets Coleaula fee Ol T. 111811, Illamek•Beaker. Inv 4. Corobill, sad 9, Clutrieg•Crou. r• 4 _ .- ~.... . ,--.._ _ . ..- - . _______= - ' 4 COAL MARK ET—Dos. ie. Ships at Market. Ships mid. Prim ~. . s sle Newcastle tat eta ed. is Its. ad. .. 0 to Siluderland 36 ....,. 442. ed. te :44. Oe• ii 2 and 236..... . ).. 00000 li IMP. 6d. Is ..46 Dd. i BIRTH. a.. not t ,wi tagek late t immta.. he lbssess oesemi tas OmedDscomOths,aed.rearaif Chiefndw 'et a .1, the .grmy employed is the Isaias tram la the Ifaripicau_ II !sued., if a erst.bers our—This Mmes. the aseeert et Mr. Roberta, is the deoghdes of Cell% the tdilsiolt gang w of the Itimpassos, a group elf Woods to she limb in the Wiled, we 9 degrees se sta. S. Mr. Rohm% a native of Wales, haw* been left mile Mho& re' d iF l i t il l g ill ir2 2 7l .l qi l; ciT thethe in rib ligg l i i i ] !i l i gl 7 ll74Plimi l wilhim.inheledlifevocksiwitimehlitaddah.upoghtiler, arbile:Nbrifilebistlstre.b.% three delights* mad the .me ationeanheattemst et Voilbraw palely, Mr. Roberta disagreed with the • whoaimed at the dothrememeat ./ his Mew lhe psis cis., w 1 sequence of the di/fermata Swims from Net memo, Mr. Roberts determined to quit the lased by lb* 11221 opperari ally ; mad the Lucy privateer, 0 Loadewe alissalst 0 0 0 / 41 * lisle, won after the resolotioo was Armada Mr Robert% Li, eousort, and ehildies were received es heard lie lacy. aid netted to Otalteile, where they wets haled /sir ()Name, they foimatl thew way WNW , Zielowit, Amps it Nro Outland, and theme isO Puree of Wolof tesaa, Ira hually to Cali Otto. MARRIAGE. On ih. td irWaut, at Peeireerits, Isms. the Rev. Jaha Neyddig, Canon Residesitiary of Lichfield. mot Hector el Doehloti am, Norfslm, 1.. NUN Lennie, dal of ib. tt Rev. Dr. Lew e, Chaplain 10 the Marquis of Doaglas DEATH. On Fflll4ll IRO, Mr. Hrederana, M. P.--This C.22111,r12• 1 1 I ',mg.() mu Frirlr.v ....millit al the Old Ship 'Dome, (kid " I tow, aceimipa..,ed by tu.. roam ladles, his nieces, ekes th, l y rt ,g ros t its the h.arlsis N ti e l . Nlzn e du v a, a ) n f d r. i ti li a n 44 .an not ured .prew to pi e ra'a venr ie lid o' l v. l 4 ' i health. On Frith. ) last this Gentleman nod his meow left i. 15 New Somme there'd se moldesily and fatally,lbat he died dada; the pyie r the ohmic lle the gems 011ie Rol stagri,and was takes arm ...7 - . ~.. ter. turn to London, but his Mums ',creased epos