The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-10 00:00:00

PRAYER ats si 4J aryl' atteoilPer. r • , c Ferm of Prayer for Its MA. re's Ter r.. b.ea prepared by ibe.Arch ists•top or Corr ,. „suer our readers will ab.erre, Cott u •on tio• m i ..ceu.rorr we are eisisaasid to prey for the I).riar mercy. outtiont the presumption or itc-atiot A. tar the eitu,e of the il,spensstitin. aY was mast U11111WOOSIllth:y ollo.le to a toruo.r instance. A PRAYER. . . To be used immedottety eefore the Litany, when it shall be read; aalwlscu it shall nut he read, immediately before the Prayer fur a I Coe.tisions of Men ; t., all Cathedral, Cone- Otte, and Parochial Churches suit Chapels to England and Ireland, as moon as the Ministers thereof *ball retire the slam; and to be cautioned during His Majesty's present " 0 God ! who eummandest us, obeu we are in trouble, to open .ur hearts, and to tel out our sorrows Unto flier in prover ; dust promise to listen with compassion to our liiiii,bie supptscations ; clirr as grace ho to approach thee, that °liana not is wend or tlitincht : put away from us every impatient feelteg ; silence every itwortli, cap,tstion : Ist not our prayers aunitine the lammage of eotuplatut, oar our memos the character of despair. " tipoo thee, 0 Got ! and apes theennltiturle of thy nun cies, we repme our grief. To this alone we look fur that blessing far which oar hearts bleed Heise, waidlplure thee, our beloved Soerreiga front the lied of statism and of 'Mit lion—soothe Ists parental carts—restore him to Ins Imlay, sad to his people. • ll' Anil of the great merry, 0 God look, down with pity Ind Monpasston on the secumulated sorrows of the Royal • Give them strength, and courage and virtue, to • insect with pions subuttas.ou the grievous trial to whirl, they s Um exposed : and wltt thee it shall seem fit to thine unerring • 'wisdom, pmeently to rove from es this great , identity, Or tar a hew to sespeod Y over sun , teach butts them, sod us • patiently to educe shy lamentable Prot Weyer, and to him; Shy Ludy anise fur ever and ever. litM Thaw prayers and sappheatioas we liniolsh adorers to May Dieter 31s,jeaty, its the maw, mid through Vas mediation slew Lard and Saviour feints Christ —Amen."' TA' E _GET Tian. PRESS. LOS DON, SATURDAY. Nevcmica 10. The following ore clines or the nu'Witte ex htbitecl veatrnlac a St. J iinoi's Palace. Windsor Caste, Nev. 0, &At o'Clock p. w. _ _ ni. Maje•ty has haul e'essusplerAble delver .J fever to the c mute of the day. but has bleot since sax o'clock. and is Goo asleep. " H. IL REYNOLDS. " R. RALFORO. " W. HERLIIDEN. " U 'AMUR. " R. WILLIS." " Windsor Castle, Ito.. 9. " Tr.fi 'MillieSty hts had several hours sleep, and is ratber better to-day. " 111 R. REYNOLDS. " H. HALFORD. "R. HERERUEN. " H. MOLLIE. " It. WILLIS." %Ve have more than onee foon.l faith ith the 'mode awl 1141111 Ct of theee Bulletins, soil subj. tied ourselve, for so doing to the animadversions of autos of our Conieinpor-rim. They hare. however. UUCP their error. tied are become loud is their complaints upon the mole ,uhivel. Of the above liolletins, the former war tutted 00 Thuniday aught ..t eight o'clncli. at Wiiidsm. yet it 'twinned there wailing to accompany the Bulletin of yesterday to town. anal they both made their Lardy appearance yes. terdoy at St. James's et shoot hall-p ist on. o'clock. This is most shameful treatineot of the people of this Metropolis. contatuieg little short of me mil lion of His Poianan's subjects. and these not the loon loyal and enlightemed!—We audenitand. that, .sithe purpose of appeasing the public intliguatiott. thus mutually en.inal, it is intendeil to is.ue theca Bulletins in the course of the day ; but this will be of 00 avail unless they are dispatched to town iu • Mmeesaiou, immediately after they are named at Wiudme. and thot with due diligence.— Within the present week. the Bulletin issued an Tumidity night dad not reach London until Wed. nesday night ; and of ...muse was net, sod cott!il not be published is the Newspapers until Thursday Miersiog. Toe people of London might have re • calved au express from the city of Dulihis within this time. This eon:luau IS rtilt4lly dlst‘SpCClfill to the limo sod to his People. We abstain frown f tr thr t maimoirersiou at present, ia expectatann that • sense of duty—a sense of self-interest—wall induce those in whose department it lints use due diligence is futon:. Tile wind having b-so latourable from Lisbon, mid blown fresh for revers' Jac., we are in hourly expectation of receis official dispatches from Lent wit, vierow. This expectation is raised to utmost certain confidence. Tiy the arrival of the beylla brig, of td guns, Captaua Aar.tuit Arc Hu aux, at Plymouth, Irons Co in. The Sella left that place nu the 26th last. at which time various re- raisers were afloat respecting the nii:.tary operations in the south of Portugal. One letter to tbe Coun cil at Carman*, stated. that blavattr♦ had been twice defeated, with great law, and had offered terms of capitulation, ter to w►thdraw Isis troop! Portii:-al, leaving their arms behind; both which !wiiposili had bcen peremptorily riGhed b) Lord lVat.t.inuton. tTposi this rumour, which was genera! at Co tonna +torn the yda wile.!. we have to observe, tint the Apollo brott i rht imellixenee from mit army bel►re Lisboa to the !stir lau, and that liamottia's lopanay mold nut be brought op and roan-.t for a general battle before the 17th nr lat!i• When we thssi.ler the distance between the *runes new Lisbon., on the ihth, and Cerullo,: and also 'Mot 1.,- the inte . rpn..itir.n of the French army, any febillinunicalioa tcor our :arms could only reach that city by a sirenitous oolitic, we nittst leluctant ly conclude, that the rumour at Coruntia, lika moat of the reports from that quarter, is destitute of foundation. The Telegraph at the Admit*lty was at work yesterday, cad we understand a Dispatch was ve ered at half past three o'clock tro n Portsmouth, annouiscing the arrival of an Officer with Dispatches from Lord Wor.t.ttlaToo. with favourable news. The Officer with the Dispatches had out arrived at the War-Office when our Paper was put to prom. We lament to stir, that our anticipation of the failure of the negotiation for an exchAtige of prison ers with France, which we have so frequently re petted. is at length confirmed. Mr. ...M 4 KIINZIM ar rived at Plymouth on Wednesday unitising last. in the cartel from Wslois. having passed six utonths in patient but fruitless effor s to accomplish an oh jeet so desirable for she relief of sofferipg hops arty, mud for the alleviation of the enparallad terrors of this most *aver of all modern wan.-- Finding that. the French Government were deter mined Hot to eonclude a cartel ; that nONAPARTK NA. influeneed •,v none of thrive frarlimTs of huma nity that had induced our Government to do every thing is their power to procure the release of the British prisooers in France ; and that to remain longer at Mon rift would only tend to encourage hopes. that moat prove delusive, in the rtltitires and (lends of those prisoners—Mr. Marta:rim applies, for his pas-,orts. %Inch arrived at Mpi LAM 11 " Tune lay last, and he immediately railed wit•i hie Secretary t sus'e.—Mr. Nl‘littazim has. we tonderst4n4l, since reached London; hut we cannot find that any news of importance had reached Mor- Iris before his departure. Iu couseguence of the misconduct of the creme of some of the Falmouth packets, which we lately noticed, ther are nil removed to Plymouth-Dock; t• which place all letters for Spain. Portugal, the. Metliterraneao, E‘st and West Indies, Ame rica, and all other foreign ports, which used to be a-nt through Falmouth, are to be directed until Nadler orient. The otfici.il order for this purpose is izteen in our Nev.il column. In the present critical and interesting state of G .vernment, the eye is naturally turned to the pro bable result of a Regency. In considering th a subject, one ofthe first inquiries to which we shall advert la, the limitation to Cie authority of the lte• gent. And here we way admit it to be a plausible •rgurneut, that it should be subject to such restric tions as 101211 lead to secure the restoration of the sover , ip Power, unern'iarraased, into the hands of to rightful Possessor, whenever lie may be in a ca pacity to resume it. If this proposition be examin ed. it will he found t• iniply, either that we have reams to fear each prnfiii,:ey is the Hem Arr*- sew Ir it.sknailii lend him to refuse so restore the Royal Authority or. She we are deter:nixed, at events, tad of ail hezarar. So eoriliwne the present Atintimis. tristiois. Tim former pre-souposes, that the Son Oval he capable of wantonly disinheriting his Fa• ther; and that the Legisl attire, tad Country, are pro. Rive enolig:i to w!ret and support this act of treat am and impiety !—Witn all the vices of the times. thm is nut the see for such isigratitude, enormity, unnatural hostility. and infernal parricide, to go unpuoislied.—Tire real object must then be. by such restrictions, nut to whirr, easiest usurpation, hut to iserpetuate the gainful male of the present Servants of the Crown. 1..0r.1 %lorreili Mt. l'aaning Lady M. Ker We would solemnly warn the Peers and Com moners of the Realm, to avoid 4 Goverutnent into which tilts anomaly shout 1 he admitted. Tim es- Deuce of one free Constitution is responsibility. ender ouch an arrangement, there eau be neither respuosibility in the Regent or the Ministers.— Nlea.ures will originate in the very bands is which the poster of control is invested ; for Parliament will he reap uulhlr only to itself; and our Govern ment. from the noble spe , tacle it is CSlCitl4tr.l to exhibit, would dai.idle into an Aristocracy mire de.;deakile than that which existed under the Doge of Vv.' ice. The prerogatives invested in the Sovereign are exactly those which oar ancestors thnu,cht tape tlirtit fur the patinae. of Executive Gortrnmer.t. Are not these powers egastly necessary to the Re gent as to the Kuno miplitic anti 'unctuous limitations, a peritCLlAr may twompti, but the price of the victor ya ia be--1 di. Column ult.,. or EsoLAso ! Yesterday. a Colin ul Uuecv.•rs was held at the E•srt India house. when the under-twentioned Cap• twins w.?re sworn into the Ce.TlU4oii of their re.pec lis., s hi ps . vbz,C•pt. .1. D.% I.IIIOIPLF, Nary/ Ely, fur Otiose direct ; and Capt. T. ll.Tar:urar, Ocean, for iillsdra4 and Bengal—The Court ad journed at ti o'clock till tVediiesdry met. BA wc—Shuttioip for the undermentioned Funds : • ling. O. per Cost. Commie .. December 4 ... pee .Jewelry 17, 111. Nary s pot rest • il. —•— • per Crag. 174 IS S. Lite Asseimme _ .. . . .. _ma 9l For &Naas doe stli 141;a - ve r ry ....... About me o'clock yesterday the LORD 'MAYOR ELS 4-1, accompanied by the Sheriffs, sere rat Aldermen. &c. in their carriages, preceetled along Fleet-street and the Strosil to Westminster e'lere the nee LORD Mara. wrs seorw into office before the Lean LAIR! BARON of the Ex n'avap. Theprocessian -as private; hit 4.erd ship weal io his private carriage. 0 ! . t r- e - L '.N. p ___ y.._.... ...,, , 7 -- 'N—E; : ...: 4 4 , sr,:.- N .„,- tz ' -/'"7 l " , . - ‘7. , is? ST. Jimisrs PALACE. The weather proving very fine yesterday. great crowds' of all descriptions flocked to St. limes g Palace, to inquire after the state of the fiab C. Most of the attendants were famished with collies of the Bulletins to satisfy the to nx irty of the public at lame, .and every pomihte attention. politeness, mid eivillty were shewit to all ranks; the higher orders who visited Lord CHARLES Set:Ncse. the Lord iu waiting, and dr. V rattgv. the Groom in waiting. in the little withdr4*in.z-eno:11, were extremely numerous ; and in the Privy Clisinh.r, where Ills Majrsty** Paters Miracle., to take the names of theNobilit3 and permns ofttistinci ion. they thronged upon them in such slumbers several Inure during the day. thst it iv is with the grevest iiiih:mlty the Pies, wit! , al their I..tirify srd zeal to their cc n.ninol cwill ism peed in sheering the Bul letins and trilsing their iirtm,er Th- folio si ng is is list of some of the visitors what left their namis Lord elms g l ietiew Porta:twee A ashassador Mr. Ver....a Linty C Fdreester Admiral lmaark Mr. C Forrester Lard . one Laity Comfit sir D. Innidis.i Sir II Crewe Dr Sh ins •• • -- T% re...not I Clot !kir Sea irmott !Sea Al jar lh ileen SI. J. 6'.*r S.r 11. Iln;leticlil Vi.lisnel Long Sir ii.iil lint. %Soukup/0 M rislicl'isli Lora V Itenilurk Imr.l•nil I...iii Th•lbotirsie Sir rsiit Neliens S.r .1. Macialit 11.94 I ii.ly Blast lick Grote, sl Crewe 11. a.. %Isis %Valifesrscs Sir C. Ilsiclesve Lord lisitytiorii .I , clibislior of i'siveriiitry Sir (711.4r1es Price Mr. Serjeasi Stir:ilieril I.ioilly Price Mr Scrivailt Lens Alias Price E./riot' P.iri tours Admiral Dirisett Dr. JAck*.iii Sir Jimilib, I.4Jy, mini Miss I.lsly A Leila [banks 1.4 Soll Cistinlcis Camden Itanin WAIF I.sily F.. Spencer . Dr. VrAsir I.wdy F. Speorer Lord aud Lady 11dt-slimy 3fasqeds a , laullfuril I.ii r d sod *.sily Peace Duke nf Queensberry Lord and I.II.IrCOUrit.OWS Lord Somerville Sir F. Wrilyvicus Marquis mud Marchioness of Sir NT Gee Aril Hertford Hewers' Thornton Ditches' of Leeds Sir W. Cu. lit lite Recorder of Landes Coo al eat Seem, r 1.3.1 y Porter Lady Sarah Spencer Alderman Atkias Sir K. Horatio Sir. l'ellsaia Lard Folkston' Admiral Guyon Mr Croker Chief. u dice of the Court of Colour! Ilarnage Common Pleas 1..i.1y Drake Sir A. Clarice Mr. &vireos Onslon • Gent ral Maker Mr. MOWner The Cliasn'tcrlain of Land= Downier Marchioness Do- A droiral Prescott stegal Sir J. Burgess IrisloselGeiVrcy Dr. Ely Primer* Collo kir ala - . Sw J. Cos A.tiu al Lyra Hditasse enpt.limrringte2 Dr. A.la Viscount Cbetw)mal Sir Lucu Powys Ludy Cla.. tug Colman Faucooberg Mr. 111,,ckusaa 1)r. 11,.eley 1..u1y Essex L.Rly Druatoonnd Memo? Deelhess Reiland Duke a Neetolk Lady Hatton Sandwich Fox-hunting has commenced in Yorkshire in a great style. as usual.—Lord Ft rxwtr.t.tsu'a. in .I DAat.tItOTON'S, Lord Scartnimountea, L ird Luria. Di Ls'o. Lord V 5111101 1 .16 and Lord V AliiiittUOGlf 4 . have all extrusive countries ; their hounds and stud appointments in high condition. Lord Dattimic- TON has at present run into moot game row.. A Diapepsation pasiwel the Great Seal. enaliling the Rev. Joule Law', A. M. Domestic Chaplain 44 the Earl of RODEN, to hold the Rectory of 11;eht Reardiett. Essex (ou the presentation of his lord . with the Vicarage of Savrbridgeasoith. Ile' ts, in the Diocese of London. I Gr4ce the Archbishop of CANeceetny has colleted Vie Um 11' ILIA A3l FIa:PLUICIV Dalt. %Y. I.A. F. A.S. of Emanuel College. CaruhroiAe, to the Vicersge of St. Johts's. Margo... told by th e d e ..th of the Ker. V.' mt.t in eft arx IN. A grand Pigeon Mitch for 100 gissneis. Iteistiat Mtssrs. Kava sod Baanow, from Hertforddsirv, ansl Mes.r.. GateX and isiscr, from Boykin rhalps shire, trs..k place on May's-green, Finchley Com man, yesterday, at ill bards. The pubes tired al ternately, and the match was won by the Hertfor:l - men, who bronicht 19 pigroo. tr. !.s,;, Mr, RAILSOW hating killed all Isis hirs.k. "rat Ise•trs killed 17 birds. On Wednesday last, part of the A•drousan Canal was opened with great ceremony, a•sl a diaorr Riven on th- *evasion, at wlsich, a e irarn, the Earl of E.:Lissom and a nninbrt of rospt•ctaLle Grutle men atttraied. That the resent City Lottery, r !iie!t • ill lie drawn iu 41tf or next month), is the last Private one *like' ever will toe by our Leg,l a t u e s , is • fi l et perfectly orli kt.oan. This cut must:tut:P. oiteu art efin•iiieted t •ie ibiliatetters of sue stake of oil.eututt, wad toe I:u•ae.i.o. s•ltie 1,-,iiit ; ng 1(0,1 4 Sur, • abet of the .15 n41.1e interest al , iite tutric.eut t J excite grtirr4l Peterborough r ou.nrit ou San,hy. for the first tune these six mouths ; whirl, intrrs•l lie. employed in repsarang the north t•o:•,ri.• of the very - eithle Pile. and in uniamemi....! . _ . the whole of • hich latter part ha. het n west In mutation of wainscot,—Prterhorou g h although uqr, in the present day. nr-Arly exten.ive nor so pretty as that of Linc•An nr of Y..rk, yet. from the prodigious matetivenev. of it. columns. and the noble plaiontss and purity of its architec ture (we speak of the intermitl huiblint), higher claim. to be called rend, than either ~f those other cathedrals to %hien we have ar.to le I.—With re spect to the front of Petrrlvorou 4 h :Witmer. that has been repeatedly declared, lay torriloers.. motive and views in trim-Vida/ might welt ttaiif them to pr.iiiounee.judguseilt—to bathe most he-t tiful pile of masonry its r are 1. i t.) say thus much. by heating heard ft - ..ne pe , «,ar ad mit. 1;,.t they tilt, -.wry th4 t , ji , reterboi wakes: Awing waited{ tAr Miaow 1 in,,,,,, is,: 1 d.: at ie . rb.cie . 1:04: oa 1 a : e: .1 i ,idFirl ..r i v elhi hou delicacy „zueii p ,f:if 4 oi. , . 14 6,h it, 1 i ~,1 c n eir p i ~- te , :Ili r , r s ill 1 ,iieti. i i t ir d e :sr b i :‘ ti. a .... I ,a l .„: .. i t ~,,,t 4, : r. 4.d, : i n i i _. , niuei : i tom, eo. ... s 'i. . i , e: y i ~, .." ..." 1 " , n t, 41,1 right . 1 .4 ' ~a e T t - lis , 0 ',,,. :thi .. . ' f t ~.. . :,1, 1 1 c ~ii i '.. .. , ::,••• . 4 : , ' - . 5 ., ` . : , .. . t - • -.‘: _Plttxt Efts 4.,; ; .. i t I, * lamented Pitupeas. It i s s ',„„ ;--"` 40 , 1.,. VW T , The A with all theta** and eletta nee of .. It " i . 7' 14 rectal:, all Mr. Ackerman/es hotel 63'1" if iß i i ii esr ra ibta A ceil" : o o : : :e l a is s . pi ' esa ll u l l t u t a cic e l i j o i one n td i s q i . s t ata t t s t nd i r r ol i f h : : ::; llll n n i t e d i: ite . : :: "l l:, : : : : ". nlie:l : : : ,, : i lar ll Inna mei , P iii.' medallion bearing the likeness of 1 1 7 - er .. " '' 7 l.,' • 4 w o A' nu the grouud. With the foll ow • • ill ilese ript , f or Britannia, weepiuz, lays imitle The plumed helm, the poittied ape. Arr Awhile forgets her armed mirk, -1-. G To weep beside Attaches hear.. The u Here, Ro:ral tlni4, 4 she pensiwer ' A I pour my sorrows tier thy aril Aald Herr: abed 113 V trars•-•44rit thCZLVI! Itili - . Atta td: a iatiou where to inuttru." ‘4l "' Itd A Ifo u w Fr e all3A6 : ll.l l : l lere l E Y Sl i f tt ;:i f i e l I C : t 1: 171:6 111 : It ill ' ie l t!" - m'iilI: the. ll7 : : .51: . fli ..set'lNl ti ve , e or rK4l t it i e Nb r r a 1 ; : CI . :::.,, II14( 'CI Ilp . e. • A Val' e . Its gaily. I' w .5 completed Ina 1 , 14111 ut N. 1,.. F t A it as w001,:.' wit ,i Cie be•it (kiwi Tr-Iv-12 1: pare orn turtitir, oh., h are esat brass, double ..1.••1 yew silerr, or..re 41....5ig. •I. cast, p'stel, ' s , c i c 1)( plelely ext-ctstert, by Mr. !tussle:2. of c s . o t tr.tit..l, rice last Satisr.ll toterettittr. ii,, ' At graving, by Mr. FRY, at R 00.4-1 0 4 ., i assn t u n:l l :i nce '. al ;y e Ta ilaintlitliii— lli:lat Crourau4 suits —nic*Paonsaml small at•to s Itt Tuscan Ordcr. A troeu at the top, of the rot ' ."" as ~.seer fruit the Heillcrs tlilize. Two Pa l .r. el ila TY 1 ,•,,.., anther, tinier the Coma, with P A (the I ' ,I!. ler Royal Ilr4ltde,t'; They mu Isere maws a, 'a l- Sh I L7l " e d n ' r i t i d n e t ir s ' i r es t 't bt atta l it r i:r x •pos eu As Count, two Palm liniuebes in eons saltier, *Ante P e. 'it. Ifit Ai'. 1:01.•Itt It top. Kseht helm doubts. C.+1,,, P.O " the s tare ordaticuts 'ascribed, arid um at Cade lean.(t. , cov,l A lar4o solid silver plate ha s b een eie , rarel It M r . (,ii.gbat7,, the Karn'a wild anal sil..r.s.a. i with the .ante 'Atilt iitscriphort we ; rte.. , i f.,, ! 1 u4rt. relit. h is on the breast-plate, to l.:e aohlered I the leaden coffin. T 'nictitate Coffin will be removed in the rea. T this day from Mr. Fiasco's. hoar to Wil.'•or. T;)...koii,ice of WALE! will &atm i; clop s 11 sister isi the silent tomb, in a block clrik. The Geothemen belonging to the Lottsitiu 1 • esexhAa's *them:hire . h"Cll unremithng Ist I stteurlapce tioceAlye death of the Prioress Arts I was expected ; at front that time they hart e•et till t:4A eleyen gtk erery oight e till th e p Vie `awful a sii,t w oo .. place. On Lye m0r:.h...; Ai lotetif a l. ever! afr . eugeistrut wail made fur ginug i lii dertaar the lias i r .•. • • • ' At may be interesting to PIM, Of stm , mire WI readers to fuloirr who these Ltdies are. who 1 • 'melt selestrad to sitteso the funeral fiber an , . I the stniable and lamented Ptinceks. Fbe Loa-. of Chesteitcl.l, chief mourner, is tliniolltr t. Tit NI irchiosiesa of Bath, said wife to the Earl of C • '1 tertield—Their Majesties to persrii acre 0,0 , A to their gerund chil d, a dauehrrr. Her Lad, •, ' In ell pportera we, the Cow:item of Hehester, atilt% the lahe tail. and d sit 4 Win to the late Dean ~f a ham, brother to Lard flight ; and the Coreiles ' A Slacclestirld„ one of the Cases of the Balch 3 Ler to Her Aldltaty. 1 The supporters of the P.ll are the Conn , . of Ely, relict of the later E rl, whose estates are herited by the .pilsent Alarquis of By—this La had the honour 0; being Preieptre4 to the I' mom. laud is now,ooe of the Ladi-s of Ise I : Tle chamber to them; Lady George Hurray. •id" Is p the late Bishop of St. David's, mad aster-in-law Pt the Duke of Also); yiwoootessCranley. wile to % lOW at count Cranky. son to Bari Oisslow ; and Lady I filmic belle Thynne, daughter to the Marchionessof 13a 'Col, their Indies are also Ladies of the BedebatAb; clot Rout highnesses. it VI: Amongst the other Ladies otte- 4 Ail• CumberJand. daughter to Alhini.i, Conner ' we.: Borkinghstnehire, and wife to Mr. Combed@ INA, so.s to the celebrated dramatic renter—'hie Lad - VYI: also one of the Ladies of the Bedchamber t' fry Princesses; the Hon. Mrs. Egerton, Rail the li Mrs. Fielding, Woman of the Bedchamber :al Majesty; Ntolaine Berkendorit Keeper of . Robes; Nliss Planta. English Teacher. sal • Nl.,ntmolier, French Truher. to their Royal 11. T nr..ev. oi In consegnence of the dater of the r;•• A tect.ta, the Connlv Ball which was iolen"ed have beta held at Be LLING3IIIII.I Roams. C.v• hairy, on Thursday es ening, was pianism e i --E the sa:r • rause there has been no petit/To:snag out Tot-title during this week. ai m . -. T'oarsrlay. the 1 oan M ATM, attended by a derunen nil ST[lll. DJIIIIILLV, SCHOLIOrt Wl"' IL% \:"D, nod ATIIIM toe Recorder, Snead-. t ... l l e e r s eet ! o „ f i t i l:e a C j it o r s O ci csr u c y r i s w he rr lri a. • E C. vi csmtn th ico ! I I 1 '; Tli. .1...‘ 0: Lim,. was duly sworn Into ohCP to: y•-.lr er•rutor, with the usual cerensootes. tit r r .. h .:l 11;jadrdwititlYor'lltitEe,ertaret.ihi'pl"rdrilaaCerescindru• • :4 : r i ~rtiet., Nr.twithstartding that the county of Hs ' 1,1 ' . • •:,,00t. 1... resolved to petition to permit the distillat . , r .t. from core, at lea fact that the cavalry is ' t ip, 1-ri:*•'s - mrhood are supplied with Irish oats 1. th•• f :11.finw market. It', Sell ive. - 4 young man, hahited as an 0•" in tl e Navy. took • c.iiti h yesterday osortoo4 l l • In Prcradilly , mild dr.sred the l'ochnsan to a . . him with all speed t/. Upper Job.,-street. For 0 , mitrdre. There was a f ramiarity ass hill Mai % 110 . , 504 -truck law* attention of the co achman; ii .•:, , ' OP •. , TIV/11 .•! the o , :crt 113 Oxford-street. a 9 ' ur, .••I .. Larged, ot..i .1 bill 'mooed through out 01 1 "- Paolo-1,-0a operating ti • toer•h•JP , r , 0 ., x " . 1 01. 1 C ., ; 7 : ri 7 ,.. i s h.: Y. 1! t a r7( .. n t i i t r i u !5 41 : 1 r e . 1 . .- 4 4. : 4 1 lie h :: e ir: :".: : . ^ : -.6 : 1 , _ a , t i n , i • wait c was auppo.c," to Lore bre:. time I•l•S 0.. Windt. . V • . .