The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-04-05 00:00:00

Al 1 I MRS. JORDAN. We are in the habit of receiving interelitiug in feat ear Private Comispoodent at Bath. It is now to oar power to pay him with named.... bira. JORDAN win certainly play at the Bristol Theatre, ou Monday seat, and at the Bath Theatre ou Tuesday. What eisatewr could have foreseen, only a kw months since, that the Bath Opera would have our CATALANI, and the Bath Theatre our inimitable JORDAN, in the very depth of the eiutrrseason in Loudon It would have reqaired all the credulity of those who expected to *re Moms Beacon meet Beechen Citron Friday last, to have behoved these things. BArch, however, I. toe mir.scle wrought by the deetruction of Drury- Line, " TM Merl of tbe Metropolis hove diet their fres, see imply leA thou. urbs." 11141110113 FOR APAIL. ths Siderdey we pee the New Fashions, from those elcrdi weds. 4vaerinisivies Repository and La Balk lambi" ; the following account is de rived from ear owe soirees : Medea as/ whew are bezique*: to give place re the mere skew wahrial of sit; pelisses and mates, of n oires istibmpersinaed haswits to comespowl ; chip eel Mimi • •iw every hem *Cob tiste ee bitty ewe mart, arsowasted with feathers, lowers, ee in s styte.--liersiag Drawee of piste iwd Soared weer high Se es seek, with • nig sad Weed ea the aaMailitalkallMlTaPa k tarailaadag at Ma beltawi with twrialw—ratokse Draws we lewd as weal; white satrap, with Isar WOW, am/ howl holist, has the waist to the of lAN *Mr la EM4 or Whet ear{ we coed.ribit awl beintsWo.. White se cohered Paris wets, writ af WI% wit shame& wars. Patent lace, Addy is eadoirlopidi ilor Dar ilea Ihowee, yowl ea/ aye wise, wide bar& of gstL is Vaailytelb us Ma swot Wawa kleshatose fee She swabs( ...Coloured alb the and late was ere wantrawahro• fee rarreakop ew is thaw with Irthiliwv-Molli asp, with nor d, os walk ho @wake ;• awl Medi awl darh-ealownil, bead WWI NMI* hew eastreek, he s isont..._ Arrived lad wink at Edieburuh. the Bert of El.ctit, Right Heft. Lord Ea 1•411114, Gonwel Wants. and --sss CaSsitlits. Esq. The Ehrl of Essex will give . afirrand dieser , on the 15th instant. at his holm tie Berkeley.equero • The Meripsis of Hen rt.., will give a gond new, nest friday, et Richatood House. ' Mrs. Yount) hail a select Fatty, last eisht, at her lionise in Winspolnetreet. The Courts., of CLANI466III, se iedisnesed of her house in Great thauhoPe•street, Moy-fsir. Lady CALTKORPIL will hese a grand card party wet Wedneedliy, at her boast iaLkoavaisor-squaes, Sir JOON HARRINGTON INILATIONDIaII • *elect party of Nobility, at dinner, yeaterday. at his house us Berkeley-square. Some botanists assert, that a tend is a fusser set of plate.—The livery of Loudon world in silicate, upon the sense principle, that the City Plow is a wok. s Gob Club had a grand dinner, yesterday. at. the Thatched House Tavern, in Mt. James *- street. Mr. LLOYD presided in the chair. The Earl of CiterrsansLe will glee a grand dituier, to-morrow, at his besot isChesterfieldr. stmt. Lady HYDC PARKER will tive a ri n d root. gene Monday, at her house in umber The sew Dublin paving and &easing west 8111, as might be amorally supposed. contains several sweeping chi uses.—* he Corporation of that ekrapperr to consider it a very dirty business. Colonel and Mrs. Baseman? will give a grand this day, sit their Image in Portman-square, trim Gamine" party. Asmara the company is. wiled are—. TIM &ail Oatiatias ef IJslarhiy Earl sad Cabal= ef Mayo, Loh .Ibr UMW Pery, Lelia &Nish lowan, PsuiSh, aad Mr. awl Kra. W. Co& balms Xhiernel Jon, arrived vestorday at hi. house is Cutoherland-place. from his seat in Wales. Srli Joule CALLANDIR has been seriously India._ puseil, at his bowie, in Duchesr-street, but is row in a fair way of recovery. Tilos te . CI.ARKK, Esq. is expected thit'clay. at '.:s house, in Upper Brooke -street, Grosvenor. square, from his seat near Uxbridge. Countess Foare.cue had a select party. I. night, at her hose , ., in Grosvenor-sqinire. The, Duchess of Lueti4 Lord and Lady CAR Lady gusto's's ' Vomits. the Hon. Mk= veseur, end Miss Rini.., were present. Lally Hearer:oft will enliven the fashionable world with a grand ront on the 17th of this mouth, at her house, in Grosvenor-square. !jos Royal Highness the Duke of fisooctscre leg town. yesterday ! for Baphot Park. TRONA, Hors, Esq. and family left town, yes. terday, for their seat, at Deepd en , *rear Dorkings Susses. Lady Ramie Heise has had a relapse of her late indisposition ; her Ladyship was morn better last night. thr.lone Couroys gar as elegant cold colla tion, Oa Mooney and yesterday, at Greenwich 'hospital, to several of the fashionable visitors. who resorted there to witness the holiday sport... Countess Dowager Sessesa retorned to her house it Jerseys-street, on Monday, frees Rt. ban's. Sundae, the Earl of OUTRAN kft town seat of the Doke of Fts , TLAND. in Leices Lent IIIULGKAIII: end his family was Earl uf Ileacti.sv's house, at Witablades, • sionolly, during his absence. Lady Rosa pre a grand ball and - night, atlier *MOON is Henreid...street, • to a autormns . liSosiis party : the • ter die swain/Weft cifalt ro in a most peculiar ctrl Pr s v e mieser •PIPm• a which may be asp: 5124 foe by trisrket.—k wean inech to be • of the canasta for Athenian celebrity would L" the Mite If W-s6rlgit op Elocutioa 4 • 411 "/"111511 finest's% attending ire and _ ll O 01- 11,14116:10 peneloit laketig the learned -"PRIMO*. ~._,. • rfft .e/f#A lii W. tees* Imo teal ample-pa as event petod . he i 4 which will do Mimed to Ns prufcadetiol ablifticase rat lasi flairkin is • eery 'spirited de% Nil a Ihlds eirtidiailw 114 Mn hoe, If passible, etil simeasweas- Cul to • peon% if Ceisoadssisier GleasSier. WNW of ihe Waal diaddi. A porheit uf Mrs. P. me Ceche:ell, dal dauslitee, la ow picture. will auk, a eusspicourn Ivry in die asemsd diephsy. There ie se intereatiay repoesehm of enbrel liadasaimi, wall of the topsonues s.topirnity of yeah, hs tie iso itiewaehrs. This is a hire, aohle, sod Blest init. A wisule.lemph portrait uf Nies. Leeds is also highly esediiable to MN tarnish of this oil nt. Yet per haps SU amateurs afalipthig will be chiefly ra tified parboil tif Willie s eft MI risme to each lap sod aserilall ;a aidesieu of reitic a nd familiar Ilk, t aa is a ate) awl rltectetteutie partials. A mishit of the late Loriniayor will also do credit to Sir William }kalifs petit, dal partite 'arty another of Mr. Worth, a Glostbasis of Oxfori. Coon rile whole, this earelleut ar tist wig Adlp oeiettie 640 reputation which h. has dir. esrve di r a ppi n d by W. magi -time of the present pair. BIUl7Bli SAL/.CRY display of enders penal is the rosins of the Brin e, 'tss, leistitatiss, ematissea =to amines a gine bomber dieldeliehle *Wm ; en en indeed, that be teit.t ne lININMANNiCI4//helfer of pnindeg, who "-it!l allow hie attentiontu he oreaeieselly diverted from the b mites tZtilve art on the wells, to the milord *allotted heat! who bo wer the Gallery with their 'peearant. It has beta uft.ll ob. *treed, that frank dorsi ere serer sees to more togs, than is thitimbibitien st &menet. Hume the rewa.k may be jostly extended to the &ilia' Gallery, for the same causes, namely, the height of the light, tad the warmth of the redleetiona from the gay militating of the mittuaudmg canvas, cower to produce this effect is the use place, xi well ea In the ether. Amen the list of perchaems ae observe the umee of Lad f Lone, 11ls, iila of stiouni, Machin of • ilantlford, Earl of Ayleaturil, Earl of Caritas, Earl Grow wiser, SON Velltaler,•Lerill 4 basetismille. Lent Rhe. sand, Has. Win. Mamie, R. P. Knight, Esq. T. Hope, Eaq. N. P. Hope, per, and went ethers dntinguished fur taste sad liberality, r•tt—rrw.e.m— e w....— THE TURF EXTRAURDI.VARE No. L. us The Weemiester coarse was never better at tended they during the late aces. nor did it ever display leer sport. The following is a list of some of the principal cattle; the names of the rest, and alas as accoulat of the several plates and matches, ire reserved for to-sorrow : Nether Clarks, a bright buy mare, rising 5 years rid, rods by 1)owler. Althongh only of hackney toys, do i% an anionl of great performaace.— illkffier Clerks woe got by Compositor, grandam by Bloch and ail Blade, out of a Vices mare. She is very spt to trip, and is not free from blemish bet has, netwitlutaediug, when pressed and well backed, .lowed good bottom ; and beat, during the late rem*, sc :end horses, greatly superior in blood end bone. Ally Croaker, a black colt, badly trained, and its low condttiou. got by Rzeisensan, hi. dam by Wager, out of a Paildereen snare. &thuds, a fine blooded horse, of great bone ant siii,:w, render cd of great celebrity iii the Racing Calendar by the famous match in Holland, in which he disteneed the noted French horse General Lrusie. Sir Freueis, a brown bay horse, own brother to Wdlies sun Reformer, out of Popularity. He was realities.' a honor sof great bottom, and perfectly eounsl, until be met with an aceideet in reining a match against Little Pool. His performances on the turf, previous to his lameness, are well known. Famnirite, • wart black stare, halPsister to Mother Clarke, dam by Roaster, grand-dem by Spitfire. Frootuite is of no repute, and in very low condition. To be seen at Westbourne-olace.-- N. B. There iseveryeateatieneefir asares,fbakog. ay. and eetertaianeot fur sea and horse. The mosey to be paid for coverlet' end keep hefove she mares ere takes sway, as the Grooms is resposaiMe. Adassont, a black horse, aged, • geed mover, well tempered, with excellent wiad sad bottom.-- Adamant is well known iii the North, and has been much-admired by the bestJnsiges. Libby, a dark brown horse, got by Pleader, des by Wrangler, grand-dam by Advocate, out of • Plowden mare. Cibby is a mettlimposehores, rather hot and fiery, and accustomed to he* oat.--He was drawn at the Ste Westminster Races, le cats. sequence of • kick from Mother Clothe, when cros sing hot is the late match for the Outland. Plate. lispeosAry , a rk boon horse, 15 lands 3 inches, well- tempercd, and so gentle that a Laity might ride loins. He is a Welch horse, gni by eat of • Constirstion mare. Although* hone soh on the tuff. having been used as • chugs is regiment of cavalry, he is a wonderful favourite with the knowing ones, and has been honked heel) , agates the celebrated horse Sir Fraiteis, for the next Lag's Plate 'at Westminster. Impeacher, altboiNh he has not much bone, is deep-chested. He is a sure foidvetter, and his stock are in great repute in the country. (No. e t te•lltOrrOW.) Mr. SIDDONS he. Misused from Edinburgh, where he hoe left Mrs. SIDDOMS. A temporary Theatre is in preparation for him in that city, istil • new one can he built, the proprietor of the pre emit 'rh, • re having, as we emfrr.taud, disposed of it, to be converted into a Church. The Royal Circus at Brighton opened, on Mon day lot, with u variety of ensertainsento • Mr. Hosts*. we. to perform &matt to Al EDWIN'S Beatrkc, In the Co sawi4 of Mach ohm NotAieg at the Plinburgh Theatre, on trolley last, being the laid sight hat sae alga forages there. Liecariti.s heel", swig ldisollr fU4rtwat of the illeekeetter ialiraiarya re is that tows, the Gen oh. pertained with hoer ea tins situ will ease'fiiierawl, twos/row :etlo die Tragedy or The Orpha. ham at Lowers' ilverrels. WIIIIP ~ L ~. tot_ .teg 411411.11161L14 Mail. 44 4 Joia mmitc Arians . • Jobamodoli a respectible lookieg elderly Ma yrs charted by Mr. ?shimmies. Bookseller, p a mister-row, with stada, from his shop Mildew, volume of Tatimoso's Soosvin. Mr. Simmeme stated that the Prisoner hail be sees at the shop-wintlow, by Mr. S.'s family, al most mere day IDT the hest six month.. A bom ber of books were mimed, and the Prisoner wee selected by the children, sod they . resolved to watch him. Yeslierday. about 11 o'clock, he came as usual So the wiadoo. warn the Witneee's (laughter saw hip take up the book, put it in bis breast, anti walk away she called the Witness down, who followed him. The Prioonet et first denied he had it, but *herr:4l.ls ecktiovalodipd and gore up the book. Mr. Simmons oda, he did not wish to prosecute line, ai he noillelleid he tad a largo family. and lie hoped the peewee exposer* would he runic lent to deter him hem 4- miler ;metiers. The Prisoner, is his defence, denied having to ken any other book, and suitl, that he was only go his to take dui across the street to read, or he om a very good reader. The Wortley Alderman observed, as it was die wish of Mr. Simmons, he would discharge which he did, alter a severe and just reprirpood. Mary Young and Setae Affix ( were charged 4sh privately stealing two pieces of ribbon, is the shop of Mr. Swan. loaned:niter, Cheepside, on has oe e wil g . They were remanded foitierjityr • vas minatioiu sow-eireuve. A women has been in custody, he several dep. on a charge of uttering counterfeit shillings, at Il ford, and its. oeighbonrhood ; and after underi t oisig several examination', *he meta-wed that .Le he. canoe pcsseesed fo them by purchasing them of a mita of the name of Bowles, who resides in George street, Belinal-grren, at the rate of 10s. for 11. • cud it benig a principal abject skit Mr. Pow er, the Solicitor to the Mint, to admit her a women in evidence, he employed Humphreys, Limberick. and Jones, to lay a scheme with the woman, to corroborate her testimony igloos' Bowles, whiz!' they accordingly did. They gave her ten shillings, with marks on them, by which they could identify them, and sent her to purchase twenty counterfeit shillings, on Saturday eve ll ill or, to llowles's house. The oaten waited on the outside of the house, and, en her coming out, and le a rnin g th a t s h e h a d made her purchase, they knocked et the door, and gained admittance, and Ilearchrd Bowles and his wore, and found upon her the trot marked ploilliogs, which the woinion had paid fur the purchase of the counterfeit shillings, and 160 counterfeit shillings. Oa Bowles were found several counterfeit shillings. la the house were found the copper trimmings of the shillings, and crease of tester in an earthen vessel, to colour them.—Yesterday, thew were ex amined Wore Mr. Reap, and ceunaitted for trial. Maria Hallett, Mary Meths, mod Simard Lamb, were charged with feloniously steeling Bauk Tints. to the amount of 421. several articles of plate, trinkets and jewellery, to • considerable amount, bath the property of Miss Cook, of Fork.plece, Lams- It appeared that the Prisoner, Hallett, was em ployed by the Presecutrix, as a chaos-women, and, a few dap sign s the poverty was eittlfti g .et the time the Prisoner was at work there.-- The stint deer was left opts. under a pretence that some person having gained admittance, had made of with the property. Hallett de. end all haireledge of any penes having bees dovish& The Proeecutris applied to Adkins, the Aker, who. hiving too doubt but Hallett bad beau cossamovnest is the rolibrry, went ig peewit of her, bet footed that she had s oddenly removed, with the Prisoner, W y Mar tin, bee suite, who cohabited with the Lamb. *him learning that Lamb who Stew. lord of rafirieble. Vow at &memos, he went there is pursuit of him, bat he was not there. Adkins et length traced them to a house is Three Kiogs•hoe, Hensisemutith, which they had bets foe days takers posiession of. Ho searched dam and the house, but could not Sad say of the peeprrty ; bat en resat into the garden, La shammed wars earth that had lately been dug za ; he sot to werk, and turned it u p. an d o t ter 'hi shoat tee feet deep, he foaled the whole of property, except . ** Bank limas, Wrapped digging op is $ cloth, sod pet into a basket. They were all committed for trial at the next Amiss for the county or Sorry. 1141111.110R0V1111-lITItitT. 011 the eye of Good Friday, Dr. Clark, of Upper Juba-she" received anonymous informa tion that he usually had some visitors in his house in the night, exclusive of his family and domestics. He retired to his bed-room at the usual thee, mod dispatched Martha Williams and Mary Rowse (the cook and housemaid) to bed, as usual, at the same time. In about an hour after the Doctor west softly down the. kitchen stairs, and fisted the kitchen dear fastened on the inside, and also die covered there were persons there. - He rapped in gala s end then went to the bed-room of his ser white hi the auk. On obtaining an autvenee. bo *mud his two virtuous servants iii bed io full ens, and after locking them in. he gave en dila to some watchmen, and prepeied to Henn Who kitchen, by placing two of them without, It another or two attended him to the kitchen Which was broken open. Two mesa, Meade" , presented themselves. mud he seal- voice begged for merry. they being me than journeymen tailors. who were weitiag there to .soort the two lathe* to Chelsea it-lsonn at an early hour the next eioniiirg. The ~ squad were token to the wateh.house. and 060. 'eyed to this 011ee. where the two tailors weee MM to bail, end the servants discharged from the glace laud from their .41 4 • _Oa Sends; =ltooseZoits of Him* PlatAtiaa. Bop. woo NA Is watch Nome private ave. XVI at StiWeoses liallie. the lint having bee" tato, away at sadism lam. Indy oat raservirsi ttallorrs saes, and pined their Illpeo. Alai approached. sal are at the fellow* . WNW Iheill' • pistol and shot ems 4 than: his oasporksa has 'Wird he mum and dos amoseilie mated theirmaw. r . • . , • • . .. . . itt*.ii *mi.. e itstl x.iii Hiehis talsiip 2— . -- ae•irtid t it um.....:Lcsidet riodi‘ve.CE )Igeloil 1,1, sad ethers, o r e retired *e m Misers ipso the rj , i WWI*/ gbe r. lose of the a ell the Illeld. fur • ire* do)s, qt OW gli tie tee d aerk Ilisielke 011116 a/1111. aisirks-of iliallete a ltossa,.•ricirospassoi Sy • fid INSeli F i l ill Tab• 0 4 ,1111, iseitr Awirley, *ft • Oro barstirod reortsoses waits.' tith ' • o( the silo Illoieris, to rim the dee, divers:re " - saw • Irrihal rif the Moierith. • very Aims - 'Sir Mord tml of the ea* .110ftedisteg .. Assail spirt a... Ms Mr the Ivit el Celtheer, tiling es As Mt, be Balky sod*. A di ssVill.,_ . wboto he orilosod lire Thome. soot llliirwr Womb Illireeporisik The mo d wet emir me .mod Ms dubs tight eitsoreo; is Saieratrie ; sod hos Illsoor Mr , sham Ms door sattraitss is • pad, Aar Ism WON OW see ; kse supposed ie row epweilleref *peg leilve. Mori el die hems were katieboil op. Tits &sr war 1• 1M *ash Park; it writ the toosisi the. se hi/thrift bilsirre. To.moirsto remise. the talrhesisi nosilos Me will by Ward set, us Mod Cass* fir • Alija WI% Img 11114 Nre• **films* .--)...---;...... SOORTINGI INULLIGNICS. WIMP" --- _..sET CRAISPI SZETING, ili* ii.,.... mamas, mom L Caws Iliasa, a sabes:ipsisa . teas gal', Pi A . • igyr. olda barryles :at. tub ads as. 4-yr• giall la. ;lb. alt. AM NI. ilb b-yr. sib. sail edifies. /was tbor See. Govasear's b. a. Iliels• ..••• • • • • • I . Wyndbeasiii b. I. De .% a el& ....... ... a r. Soolisiosereedi. is odpi ....... • • ..; a Ld Foley. br. t Apia, s tip sold j IV , Capt. Itiallsedbgb b. b. De Losassail, OM ad s la I=ol. bkGetounge, i s i rge , . . figwoolols br. la :=to, 4 pireld • - • . Wlllosfa b. t AIM liselea, apa sit sb. a. Fabius. spa • . , . & 111.e.samlisles b. e. ftwee. 3 meld. , e .. • 4 Me haps owe gloa bell flooe. •se it opt Viasese. Ilte a apt Cayes 7 le I apt ' fhairavout pada el tap. gab, li. It. Or all" aid NW Men .- 8 •1ss did; to -01 _s'lb mod also ore. lIIL • Assess Ss Oa . Wiloaili elf. a. by Ileresseo, dalitalProbilleio, lad .! aas Wier egamol. • ' L esosesea b. 1. Clara', br iesrageo, otts et g! J 'it b. e. Owl Rata. baleai.oo _ bath ..:: sr Pley's .r. by Wray, beek y, Iwo bevek br vi . D. a tbserwargew . - e/Graties'. c. /agog% by wrest., fie et Ilene" tam a . Dowager's W. tby Se Pegs, set at earie....... • • II F.Arre b. e. by Ifoglo, ous et Mahn . ....... . Saes b. e. by Saisigageasig set at at 111 ... 's b. e ILassiory, by Dos Claw" eel a 1141 i t= 's dam. 11 41 OIeINNOM/ell b. t Des Pipe" by Ss away MI la Se Pd • Sag Mara es Iluvecwr ' as of map slob, h. It ow cola gad Mario dohs old; cons set. ab. ad Sties ea db. 011• Olobais the taw of awl Meshes. tali . tiovrer's bv. t by Serowe% eat et Jobso*-thwalt 'a b. e. by Alersairr, vet of Masao. a . lallbabelo S. c. by Towspater, beggit of Lord 4 Oessiega's b. c. Woodoell•hcad, by Wboidepo (by hellies). o 4 * to I against Gen. Gower". low. f. Illiespaillise of tap. Ml* 11. Re err do pubes a moms ewswill be sees i calm earprigg got. ab. Sties ed. X. )1. • Oh C. Ilesbary's b. c. Earr- ales, by W biakayi eat of a Gismos Lard Gvetweverb b. f. by Sr Pram, ass of Illeidoit.ali• .. w . • Lord Owsvosseves b. f. by Sir Paw, .at of Oasis lid Alf Graftwear.. big New ea eilibaestle.......voir lsar - • •••.• • si Fate l litar. . Mr. Carol's t. e M K! Manua, $y llossollow4 sot. Ob. bat D. of Gielladoe. by fureorer, 4444 st !loosely, sot. 416. Twayear oia goorgt, by b. IL I We SI Mock Daiwa. . • Sr • Melts Maw, beat Neje. Whoop' s t ue ll a , we. flb, ewe. Mem Moist, veep. b. A. Eau betting. Sotslllosaispar's Azalea, by lealsolwast, out errrA. , DaM. 'alai IA tamp Ipswielo, get. D. I. mow' • 7 le apt Aorta. Tits lest are so tbe Osaka& Sacs of sop. seek, b. R. D. I. alir. Cairo lboalosa, 4 woad, ea. alb. Pls. Labe" biwapbasa, 4 pa- .Id, 7es. a I b. ID Sbabewese. air ItavW aged, pt. 71b. Gat Onstmetat's Slay, 4 314. N al e L e sib. Dl r. Watlllea'a Elective, • po. set. tab. Mr. C. linionses brother to . 3 yrs. old, 74. gib. Ss. Lallanases p s Meek !grshlay albedo* aleglis a Mr. Migillogia. a a. 014 lir. Papbsoesati Nis 1 (lete Maw), a pow old, 7.1. Mk. ilk. Wilsea's b. e. by Illamblotssisa, out 0 Totterelle, 3 yrs. odd, 681. •r r su.A.w.e. by Ms. Towle, ' yea. obi, let. sob. pd D. of Uraftutes Mossimias„ 4 In 4141, get Mr. David'. ch. g : ltemitists 3 yrs. •34, / est. Ob. Mr I adbake's Msus Jockey 4M. etd, est. Mr. Ilaworthb Leerome, 4 yes. isK 7os. alb. The .1 edge egad apes bet 4. 4 tot apt Decchanal. 4 es I spa Pipophiaa. 3 440 II apt Sr David. Ou Monday oe'ino.giolbe ogly and Vi'e,thoont bounds ntikennelled a Mx to Belli egly-pork Wend, and after a very bard chew fee an hoer end • bulf, rue into him sit very Gee style. This fox had ole "%troy ed to pw 4rds of twenty Sarkis awl ether poultry iu the neighbourhood of his earth. Roceipt for driving away The Rho Derih.—No quackery !—Take of oev pagresio ruticii--tio to any one of the Lottery Office., ; either of whit h will g ive yon a very polite reetption--buy al - lAm*. ore Share, iii proportion to tbe state of your pen,. ; even a Sixteenth, which coots but a trifle, .1... fait you, on Wedeesioy Unit, 1,000 0t1.4 : .. x Seethe, winch are capable of prostusl, g , in w.;: Doh, about 4.000 times the site nil of C..e ,".. I.: elate you risk. Two sweet ruddy-rh elc.-.1 1it..,: Cost Boys, at Coopers' Hall, will straw on , t , H. Mild for driving away all the Rise Devils t!•.,t! ca. , 61111•14.1miveroily. 44=710ti ikk„liast night, a and o fi lire Irnkcio , -; , , .1 o mad 'Oozier*, Pappin's-c:•-• ', Fleet -sweet. matirely consumed it, beim any of the eit could be supplied with water. llir fi•e, its eontisuancee, raged most furiously, being a quantity of oil is the workshop.— .. • Wilding woe low, and surrounded by /sigh , which prevented the wind from haven ray . t oa it; and, fortoostely, no other dembio ',slow,. The are was completely extiagniolied , If-post aims o'clock. • easeberao to 'Mr. Ilt.todi o of Oa. James's. threw Itimad4 el Prooevart• over the pieta 'et Blosklkiors•obridto: 1.8 eat. likt n up of the waterbed. The Soma rem ihicd ...; litoosee %misty went applied, and to ii to a Mir way of recovery. He Iguana. bl . sad cosh about him. •