The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-09-02 00:00:00

AR Sch D This Day 14 pu'ilish 4, a Nem F litres, pre Si. 6d !mond, H Elt1 1 ) PROV ED ; nr„A GENERA I. PRUNOUNLP O 4:: •I.B4SATOR AR Y of the FN ; 111 f k.ANGU %tie:: fur es* U,., of 6 ch.. 044 . FweenPn. toirti .r &e in wh,ch it h.is IP•rn attempted t , . ini,..uar on 11. , Plan of Mr Sher.rlgn = th.• 9,cwd 11.0E4 of thAt Ceit b a: •rt Orthca pint bring avoided, and impteir a ties co n. STEPHEN JONES, Amboy of N •a , " " Nigl•Rtnt Speer d .At only tips t,.111 the er.on of the !I ApAk r, bit it t 0 mi.., of bi. Ree..te and " j tdit•itesit " Bea Jae IOPI * 4 Dyteeee.i mt. r tsd tor Vern., owl Hoed; Cutl,ell .nd Martin; Ogilvy end Smt ; 0.r14%, d 1 , 1 .11 ; Lick me , ..11, Alters, yet Cr ; J or ; J. Sc.rre , ra , d; .1 Nadir ; Marton and Hire •y ; J. 1640. , yr.; 1 Hurst: It Lee; and W.. 1. an.l J. Nicharrieon. A-0 • N, Edir.ori of the 09..0, 10.. 6d. tmusid I.ITER A k Nit ►Vh:l.E.S'l' ::' Thi• Day .• I. V•d•• Pric • 13a 61. OlrHp; WHEEL of WK. CLINE, a Novel; by M Atittior D Varmq.ot, SLY Sc . _ /140JLP ICS of IVIIIANIII..Rfi, a Romance, in 2 ►ak pm... 74. by A e. t .a.'s La Fontaine The RR IV , 0 of V' NICE. 2d rditino, by M G. I.rwk. Aotnot of the. Monk. h.• rot popular drama of the •• Vru•4tan Cholas," as aged at Drury-lane, has been taken front tins eer y ,„ ter , st „ woatne:. frtJ a grand mete mama a p re aring (loin it for Count 1 In the ST. BOTOLNTS PRIOAT, ur the Sable Mash. a Rn miher, it3so a, br T H Curteis, Kai Author of Scot , sh Le , ml, Watch Toe., &c the NI.LIUDY MONK DI uuot.rito, 4 vols. hy the earh • Aothur The WINK MARTELLI, and 1114 LLtelthter, a 110. maaile.., in 3 eels. The FOUR SPANIARDS, a IRwwante, S vols. by T F. Phott&l In. Hughes, Wggsteie street, Cavendish square sod to be had only at resireaable b. rAisiltrs. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN TITF. CoNsUi.s AT CAnIZ, AND AD- MI CM COLLINC;WOUD. (corr..) SIR, Cadiz, Joly 21, 11‘05. In answer to your Excellency's letter of the 19th instint, Creeits4 to the Neutral Cm•ula residing in this port, we beg kite to MUM you, to the most Itnecincilde nouser, that noneot its have received any kind of ieformation from our reopective Arnbasairhos at the Cottit of St James's, nor from th., e ra siditte at oh. Court of Ala/rd, err ,ect i in! the notification of the blockade of this port and Sao Eucar, under date of the 18th A Iu n no, which $Ol3l Excellency is pleased to mention.— Tour E -vltenev certainly kimov, that at the -sine time tint V, i.ll,Sw, doh and lin,:erial Vessels tailed frein this „tart in ballast, not b tee able to find freights, other 'easels of the pole, and other tigt. eaneeially A mericato,sai!ed with eaFt; to an dry p'vces, and that we would have ince-lard them ' - -" -•- ' • . • !mg on, had we ha I ally idea t'.at other elaposetions dew: a •n rind ;it V e• A.lihit .1 ^it John Oirl.•'s Letter, were shoot 8.1 be au. I A ti by hits lirltanni; Maj , atell EArOSS AS the W.14,-IN at our res:os;liv..• nations are Iredvit, and having anme. into this without the 1 wie notification noun ant of U N Wits .n.c ‘ll,;e4e:s ve.tel., we fl..tter rosoe'tes that roar Exceileoe, wii! hot hinder th. it ening with then own and n••u teal iorrieeriv to their r.s.petiv.- destinations. your EN OS'', nth M. 1.1. an act, wh.ch .he jII4IIC, with which th • Cror..rnore• t :nod it. Na.al Oh-erw it at the peo n( frie-dt. Yale Excellency will 'lease t.. of erve, that IMTu are neat al sewea attire!, in this Ita• , that arrie,l bunt th , - td Ile of %I •s., at eh ch periol it Ira• int ro at • r rit have known the offic.af cone. ..... ication eow• F.xwellency eludes to, of the frith of I n . el rod, we Ito t Excellency the original ducts 1...it•1 dr the r a•!,atia s t to in our forayer letter, fur your a.oelleitcy's t;orei tiro rot. lA'e nay.- tie honour to he, &c Sig n al by nu. Portagite -, Danish, Puss an, 137 retie!, l/uile I States, and •• oast u COnsui, and Agents. (Cc',lf.) die•ngiit, orf Cadiz, Jul:, 25, 1585. • cricrt.t.mvk I v.ri -nuc'o lament •he hie-mem...ore, or lean, whirl, the s biros Of itell.f3 5.41.4 ...a• I.•', by r 1010010111011 of the S. trash trail •. the pmts of Calls .n I St. Lucy 11. st His .r's r fit ita prohibition bav air p• Wird, notified, n r throneh a , not Eu•-. 1..., ere it ' , 14 .m$ epee. by hi. tirioaslrres betn•c Cadre, I e.. not, m twithdairtmg the moat sincere Sit...minion I have at all tones telt to give elm security it'd fatuity to the b..(rt trade of !':eum,rot m, allow the st.ipe which have ric..ived terrors in , U. and sin_ •m• arrival upon tins coast, to raced an the voyage with them If tilere were any inire'iments to the lit ts• i heat 01 1.110 Uri the Yelp, et • e eters. 1 ..ra sorry for it; but time a •pearance is the Squa iron off tins Port,an , l their haying, in v.. w o it. torn. d .1 t'. ironer Ports, ill Neural Sips winch ••••••neched eel, 11-e ;mix*. of entering it were Sufficient indicators .1 • f the service they acre emploced sin, and so clearly marked Calla and St. Locar to be blockaded Pons, as i• ey area...natal is the es ring Treaties, and pan tarty n t e Crieeeution nt Peteisbulth, in June 1801, that no doni t t evadd re,nain, or ether toniAcarina be nines are. Those many of which *ere Americans, that had received their ealiets,ora pentc , pel pitt tit them. before my arrival litre, I h ave ello•ved to plnee.tl On their loses.: fie it is the Trade of Spain atone that I would inte•rupte d neutrals are involved in it, and th-t• inte.ests in some deve • stiffer, it is an acci tent that I re eta , but canine nrevent. Those that were in Pitt, may How di part In ballad; b-t the American brig which entri•el on the ttth, I breath f the blorkad-, will be ► ised whenever she corn'- thmigh she may be in Isal'ast The complaint of the Mailer of the Porttigneare si.hr.oner, I find is ton well found. ; pannier Mend I shall take prop r notice of it with t Offie., ; amid meanies. that I hope will pietas the • • rurrenee • , Isterh at... Minn in future, toward• those who, inter voNs i ts are eu titled to kind ofFces, rather than bArsniser and oriel At, and a iinstifiab'• treatment. I have the 4: i tureir ir. l e ., &' (Stgneol t )i.i.isil;w(y)r) P S I have ortenrl the notic • ill the PuitUg,le , e Need to be T. tt e C nsu'- of •he Neutral States reddest at Ced:z W oat Allad s to the a'aivamentionett whoorier i•, when she w et to ,g eo•S . 1 , : 111••1t) the Officer who boarded her et COI, 11 00 *, paper., it e atte.i.pted to go nut again, they would her FeraAl of a Letter from a Captain of on. of the Antigua Convoy, captured by the Fte,k (ft, who was oak hnati I , IIV or the Combined Fleet, in the aaion of the 244 of July, off Fcrrol:— _ _ _ " OPORTO, AVG. 9, 11105. " It•a theconeurrent te.tilonor of all the relea hel :tri its (the t.ear. at th • \;rt•g tide) that have armed here, the ratr att.l app art tit hire b • •in hi Iy hon•anablr to tiv sq, achon, and 'nisch moe' diesd,sutagetinz to the ene my t' to they an. nii , ing en " Fourteen French and ant Olin. of the line, . Arig.ites awl ten hr.'s, on the itd July, zbout 4.. league. Meath Lalie Fitit.terre, saw fiaoeu Bntiah slips of the line, earn frigates, a cotter, and a liserer. The Combined e' gave Chace i stem the.. P M. the &Flinn commeneert, and Ligel Mt n e a r e 3,1,1 ierfelelt light winds and thick fg Tern Spani.h ship* were left, and 4n:united to be taken, ime Of :lottin d eina.t,d, one British ship (suppo-ad to be the 1.4 shiel, lost her tire-masts; amcral of the French shim were inierh ' , jos... The litieerie.aur, of d 4 guns, the French Adniiniir, ship, was niuch hulled, sod had shout f 1 killeA, and many mere wertmded ; the ren an lrered in pc. port on. The. shunned the actin. the ins. day, •hen they !night hese ...mewed .t wit hadsaut:ge, benla of position awd numbers: they wica ] ..ed with the intention r.i going ins. C.nlis; bill the wind ros in . eitnetore,tlwr put ii.v.Vign rna thit27th 04 led seem 'he 114, and let of Angset, leaving three dtsehted ships, wow 1.... ne h seed two {;.lei b , their wounded and sick.,bAseren Ingti and 1...,nn ; and about ISO Ittritislt iniennen, 170 whine ere anmei I , tee i•alay The in , lch Officen• seem Wood) panel • ant en liptins the cuodtiort 4f then .I.i,n.ral We men are distwathit,4 and sickly, braying leech a k•O4 tear • flame ell•evacme."' PROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. 1 The letters received from them state, that the loss I sustained by the enemy ia that engarment, was Admirelty.6 uce, elnga,t ii. laOS. t (mit of a Letter from the Ilinourible svaani Cornwallis. Admit,' of the W hoe, Sc.:. to William Margie., rim oat, on Wird His Maje-dy's Ship Yale de Puts, off Uahant, the .141. in.tadt. - Si't-1 h , ve the honour to send to you, to be communicated to lie Loris Commissioi•ers of the Admiralty, a copy of infor ms, ion e; rived by the Diagen, which ship joined me yeetem:.ty_ ice i.ar.;c.thr pleasure in soudiiig the Lordships that Fait sty the account in which the g &ant emiduCt of Rake - , of the Mantis, is so conspicuous, in taking tie Dirlcii Peach frig de of superior force, so touch to his Iva.our, and that of his ta and men, who must have seconded hint in the most spirited manner upon that occasion. I have the honour to be, &e. W. CORNWALLIS. Mmulav, Aneu4 10, Civic Ortega! ►eari•ig about e.u•-suuth east, finied or aixteen Ivaco fell in with Ilia Majeary', ship ricenix, haring a dismasted French frigate in tow, wii,ch she hod rammed an the 10th in tam, in Lit. 4J der. 16 min. N long 12 dig. 14 min. W. ai:cr a setrere action of three hitters. The name of the FICIICII trigate is the Didon of fort)-four door and three bombed info. She was from the Combined Squadrons a few hour, after their arrival at Co ronae, and was cruising when On rhaanix MI in with her. (Signed) F:DW. Dragon, off &Want, August 21, 1805. very cons:al:Table. Some packets of papers from New York and Charleston were received yesterday. A leiter from the latter place, dated 25th July states, that two of the homeward bound Jamaica-men hid put in there fur wood and water. The Newfoundland. Halifax, and Quebec Rent, About tiU sail, had put into Falmouth. An express arrived, at A late hear list nigLt., at the Admiralty, we believe from Dover. A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday, at the Foreityn Office. It was the first which has as. setnbb-el since the prorogation of Parliam-nt The Loan CHANCELLOR, Lords NILLGRATE, HAR- RowsE, CAsTL ER I ACM, and Mr. Pitt, were present. The following is an extraet of a letter received in town on Saturday, from im Officer on hoard the Ildigtart, off Boulogne. dated the tl9th August: " We are ..gsin in iig of the enemy, mid in site of the scene"( ow Olin of list Wtolnestiy. This. of the *nein, are laving totiily wrivkioli and one sunk w the edion; the noinieot the Iwo d &mulcts to the EntwAlt we cern* some tension rut of mom-nt front them, and the hinne.vestali are coOkrvil o the Donnis. We hol 14m nrl , o , llltle to lose tea brave met. in the seti in, and one wounded." Lord Kuria has returned to the Downs in the Edgar, accompanie i by the Adamant, from off the Teach It is much regretted at Cadiz. that the block ade should he so rigorothly continued. Not a ship of any nation whatever is suffered to pass or repass to or from that port. Several American vessels that atteopted to violate the blockade, have been taken, and sent into Gibraltar In a.'judication.— A number of Americans were in Cad..c at the date of these letters, who were utdoading inconsequence of a notice sent in to them by Admiral COLLING WOOD, " that he would capture all sutth vessels as he should meet with cargoes on board." The COMllleFef. FARRELL, from America, is de tained and sent into Yarmouth. ••• No communir.stioos swoonnciog Blahs, Nlarriaget, or Dosths, w 11 be inserted in thin Paper, miler: duly atithen ticated, or in the hand•writing of some person. with which the Editor is well arquiOnt,d. 'the number of varnports assembled at Sheerness, amounte .t, on Saturday, to thirty-six ; they are fitted and prowironed for troops. sold are placed under the sliders of Lieutenant 131141tHW AiT t, the active and intelligent ag-nt for the tran.port service at that port. The masters of these v ssels, as well as their owners, are wholly uninformed as to their place of destination ; but Government eanno4 AC cordinz to their eha•ter party, send them furthor than Gibraltar. This fleet will, we understand, before the close of the present week, exceed one hundred sail. An Order has been received at Chatham Dock yard, for regulating ..he future pay of the artisan., &c. ; they arc to have a portion of their wages, weekly, as subsistence. by which means they will receive a very considerable benefit, as they will henceforward have no occasion to dispose of their pay, to which unpleasant necessity they have hereto fore been reduced, their money being sent to them only once in three morrhs. Thursday evening, an express arrived at Canw bury, from the War-office. for the march of the brigade of guards, under the command of the lino. General FlNcis. for Deal barracks ; accordingly, the right wing of the Coldstream regiment com menced their mrreh en Friday The boys belonging to the East India Company, 21 in number, from SO to 100 tons burthen, are now fitted with four carriage guns each, and a swivel tore and aft. They are capable of carrying well from 30 to 100 men, and are now lying at Sommer's quay, waiting for orders for a grand reeter-, which w 11 t.tice place immediately after the burial of the Duke of Gnovc est ca. Sea-reach is na23tioned as the place nt :teflon. The general drawing for the Militia commences this month, to fill up the skeletons of the regiments. The amount of the force under Admiral Coss- W A ILLS, is as follows: . . . Tbe Ckianuel fleet . 24 Said of ate Lino. And Sir Roimeet Cilder Thee If I I la.n.rae ready for sea S And 111 Canband Bay St Sail of the Line . This Nl* will be further increased by sh;ps from Portsmouth. The Marielln Towers now building in the neightinurhood of Folkstone, are considerably ad vanced in their progress; they are three in number. and form in position an unequal triangle. They are intended as a proteiion to East Wear Bay- the moil exposed and assailable point of any nu the coast of Kent. The Keep of Sandgate Castle is also con verting into a Tower of this description. aad two others are building within the wall of the Castle of a smaller size, each of which are conneavd with the central tower by an arched covered way. Mr. JAsecs HAMILTON, formerly an eminent bookseller of London, is About to commence an English Periodical Work at Harnburgh, and to open an establishment, by means of which, English literature may obtain readier access to the Continent. The National Institute has eleCted M. BUNCK. MAID r to fill the seat in the Seßion of Astronomy, vacant by the death of M. MECHAM They have also appointed M. Mtai.t it, keeper of the Cabinet of Antiques, in the room of M. Cacaos, deceased. The note from the Austrian Government to the different Magistrates. which we lately inserted, proves that strong suspicion attaches to the French Government. of having promoted and fomented the disturbances that lately occurred at Vienna. l'he phrase resfe3ise Ambassadors is used in the note. in speaking of the passports delivered subsoSuent to the 7th and Bth of July, the days of the disturb ances, to different strangers to quit Vienna ; mutt it was used to avoid marking the French Ambassa dor. He was, however. the only one who had granted passports—indeed, as every Ambassador ma have supposed that those concerned in the di,. turbances would attempt to make their escape, and as it was generally known that foreigners were con cerned in them, no Ambassador. except the Arnbas sailor who aCtually employed those foreigners, would have run the risk of attaching suspicion to himself or his Government by graleing passports Asked for immediately after the disturbance;. MILITARY PRO‘1011()NS. Cenweinions signed by Lord reignoto«th, {'ice•Lieeteue«t of the Counts of Start. _ . - - - , Laval Southwark Vo!isoteer litfaiitrv—Seeeitrl Lieutenant lieroaroiii Hurst Newton to be Quarter•lea.ter, vice 84,m -I..eue, trig 1.13t,,1 Jul!. 5, 18 , S. Ist litlitroeut ut Sireev V.ilunteers—Sainnel BIVN Rag; to be Caista.n, sire H-ttoti, re.icti , d Dated ,1 , .215• 20, lII'S ~ econd LICII•P:1.101 W. D., , ,uer to b: Fast Lieutenant, vice Dated as ab,ve /*ph Nie,szuger.G.it. to be First Lietatenint„ vice Buns, punuotel. Datel as above. inm PcirceDuclivy, Ge.it. bt Sceond Lieutenant, vice 11.43 er lAtted a. above. Ja nes R.a , G•nt. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Mrssenger, 13.ited a, Abner Ce...berwel Volunteer.—Win Wanc'y, to be Eissign, vice MA •Irlittorh, re...gib J. Dated AugAst 22, 160. THE BRITISH PRESS. I.(oNsil /N. MONDAY, Sammie' . The Mary-Ann cartel, from Cormint, av;ved no friday at Portsmouth, alter a passage of seven days. She has brought intelligence, that the Combined Fleet, consisting of 25 sail of the line, 7 frigates, and 10 sloops and brigs, ;moulting in the whole to 42 sail, sailed from C“runna, on the 14 h last, to the Northward. If the reports of the Inc and the Dray,' noun this subjel, admitted any doubt, Nis accocnt must hay.: removed them. Ireland being thus one of the probable points of their destination, precautionary measures have been taken there accurafangly. The frigate arrived off Cork on the 24th last, and sent official dispatches on 'bore, announcing the sailing of the Combined Fleet from Ferrol, in a Northern direction. The ships of war at Cork, consisting of the Te.-rs'it of 74 guns; Diadem, 646 Bril.;queus„ 64; Leda, 33, and Nar cissus, 32, were, in consequence of this intelligence, iurarcdiately moored across the mouth of the harbour, in a line nearly parallel wi'h the bat teries on each side. In addition to the above iatelli. gence, The fieriest', of yeterday, contained the t Blow ing extradt of a letter from on bond the Di.aeas, off Cork, dated the 26th last.—" I have unsealed my letter to inform you, that we are just reinforced by two 74 gun ships, and are ordered to moor all the men of v.-41* And.lndiamen in one common line of defence, as intelligence is just received, that the enemy is on the Irish coast: we are now adually forming-the line." We think it, however, very probable, that the supposed enemy was one of the fleets daily espeCled from the West Indies. Ihe Amason arrived also on the 24th off Cork, a few hours after the arrival of the Druid. and lay to for some time in the offing, and soon after a third frigate hove in sight, and having communi cated with the Am zen, proceeded to the Eastward. About four o'clock on the same day, the Amazon filled her sails and stood out to sea. The arrival of three frigates off Cork, from the Channel fleet, in one day, so close upon the heels of each other, is evi dence that Ireland is considered one of the probable destinations of the enemy. Three Harahorgh Mails are now due; their ar rival is anxiously cape red. ft is stated, upon the authinity of a private letter from the Hague, that Bow had suddenly quitted Boulogne. on the 18th, in consequence of dispatches from l'Ark ; and that orders had been received in Holland, to su , pend the embat kation of troops in the ports of that country. The same con veyance that brought a private letter from the Hague, might have also brought a newspaper of the same date. Whenever private letters grow up in the abience of pubic papers, we fear they can only be considered, in general, as substitutes for real intelligence. Several of the c:ews of the Antigua thips, taken anti destroyed in the West Indies, were nn board the Combined Fleet in the aftion of the 22J July, with Sir Rona's- Ca toot. They were landed at Vigo on the 27th of that month, and some of them had reached Oporto, before tie sailing of the Pomona frigate,: Litely arrived from Lisbon ROYAL. E Wi MOCTPI. A VG, ST Yesterday. about three o'clock, just as tie pr ep , rations were begincing to he mace fir the set off, as express iovived fi , irn London, n *6. the funeral of the Duke of Gi.oacE TER. h hei r supposed that the messenger would ma k e rim e speed on his return by the mail, tha•i travelling r, himself in the night, Lord 1 - IAP.O.- nel V ?Ave d; reaions for the mail to he stopped, an , l it WAS in sequence detained till near six o'clock. After breakf,et, we were glad to s..e I lit kir Arrst t on horseback again; he appeared in exedba; health. lie was accompanied by the Prine ecse , ALCM:STA, SOPHIA, and A HtlIA, illp Wits Yonit, CUNISERL AND, and CAWINIOG E They wrte attended by Earls CHCSTERTIItLD , MAcci pow % and %Veva-moat. LAND. Lords Hs wv.seunv *j Rivias, Count Mums - est, Cenerals CA Rrwascir and FITZROY, Colonels CAMPBELL and TAYLow, Sir EVAW NEPEAN, and several others. ki te M A. MTV and Princesses ELIZA WETH and MARY, Hink an airing by Ridgway Hill, attended by the ce, n , tell ii cites' to and Lady litiLs i.ev, in a viciabie. The ROYAL FAMILY have worn mourning fir the Duke of G touc Estes finis l'Vedneiday, it 60in g the etiquette for the Ros AL FANIII v to appear ip mourning as soon as possible after the death of a is lative. Their principal attendants are likewise is black. MAIM SI. Yesterday afternoon, soon of er three o'clock, Colonel Da t.ross arrived esprets from London, in one of the late Duke of GLoccrsran's carr:am with a letter to I M *Jest- v. The arrival of t a ts gentleman detained the mail till near five o'clock. Several arrangements were made lot the Ros si. FAMILY going nut to-Jay, but owing to the heavy rain which has been fall:ng ntar:y the whole of the day, they have reina;ned within doors. The paragraph in sev,rai of yesterdty's papers. anni.uncing the arrival of the present I hike of GLO L 6 CLiT t at Weymouth, on Fri lay, is totally void .f 'ound itio ; His Royal iiightless havi , g kept his room at Gloaicester-house, since the death of his Royal Father. BON AP ARTL% flotillas, like medlar:, will be tics before th-y are ripe. Yesterday afternoon, at five o'clock, the Pubic: of W A I. rs left Brighton fur Weymouth. Yesterday, at one o'clock, the Duke of Caw s a IDOL s.'t off from town for Weymouth. Mr. Musoi N will close his engagement at the Liverpyil Theatre, on Wednesday next. The gteas number of awe at the watering places accounts for the Sold report. from the coast. Mr. and Mrs. H SWOONS will perform durst the race week at Warwick. '1 heir first appearance will be in the .04.1. e and feline in the thorpwas. on Tuesday week. Lord NtLsoN has ceased to command the l'irbry, but his Lordship will never cease deserve it. The Marquis of SALISBURY arrived at Aldlso rough last week, which place is this summ• r cmwded with elegant company. Fish is so cheap there, that the finest soles are sold for sir shillings per STUB! pair. Atl the hens isnd rhiekens in the suhnrbs are cos. fined this day, lest, if seen at large, they might be mistalcen Inc Par ridges by tl:e Cockney 'portsmsn. The Earl of GU , LDYOIIID proposes to give the game upon his Kent estates, a yabilee this year. The family of B(14 APARTE Will soon xperience a great increase. A large growth of meAreent is expeCted • The Parks had yesterday a dismal appearance, it being the first day of the general mourning 'the Marquis of Warts roatt's aristocratic friends must be astonished at his marrying a rarisenier. Mrs. SIDDONS, during her short stay in Belfast, granted a diploma to a Mr. Wtmaroor, for his car reCt reading. In the rebellion of 1798, in Ireland, the rebels ow ed their hostility to J. C. BEASSFORD the h inker, by destroying his notes wherever th y came in their way. Some of mar c•'ntempv'raries, acting up ra the same principle, abuse a certain daily paper tee the insertion of falsehoods, published far the very purpose of conning abuse. The interditinn of plays at Bartholomew Fair has been a great disappointment to the diti•lioae and Grauatia. two of whom leave town this day to make bay at Islington. 'I he KING has been pleased to grant unto JONI, Sru•sr. Earl of Dourßies, Grandson and Heir Apparent of Joust Marquis of Rum his t ayal li cence and authority. that he may assume, %Ala., and use the sernarne of Ca ICNTOP4, in addition to. and before that of STUART,y and bear the aims of CR 'citron qu.artorly with the arms of &rya at's pursuant to the proviso and condition etoressed a deed of tailaie of his Great-Grew-Uncle xi AM some time Earl of Du Arai es and Sr Alt, dee ceased. bearing date the 14th day of December. ; such arms being first duly exemplified tic cording to the Lams of arms, and recorded la the Herald's Office. • On Tuesday UV, at Woodbridge, as Captain and Mrs. 0411 were taking a ode in their curricle. iise the horse., not Bing accust.smed to a cirriage, reared and plunged in an alarming manner, and the y would, in all probability, have been killed. if Cap tain Oao had not, with great presence of nii.iel. jumped out and seized the hoise by the head. Mrs. ()RD escaped unhurt. aod) on Thursday morning was delivered of a very fiat girl, and is likely to Jo well. We are extremely sorry to state the death Of the Rev. Jogs Filet. A ND, Ite6'r of HASkerOnt near Woodbridge. Alter doing duty no Nondal. the 25th instant, he was taken ill in the everting, while at dt. Sittes's. with an inflammation in kis bowels. On Tuesday last, he was removed to his own house, at Melton, and Mrs. FIits:LAND. whom lie had left the Saturday before, at Southwold. arrive rd ; his children were also sent fur. On Wedasers Jay ha made his wi.l; and, about badger five 11313311 evening, P I Mr the P Fe< NER a ho roue