The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-05 00:00:00

lIY I'. • veer on the let of the present month, Landed ii 01 O. Coe following morning, ;toil had si•en tine whole progress of thus saint caimagii; eio com modities upon which will probeibly lie left behind by the illustriotis commander,. for the hem fit, or f o r thi t, stiliction of posterity. Our informant de. scribes the ireuyouit les• thuiithe navy, 13. , disgust ed, i n dignant, a n d wearied with unsatisfied expec tation. It was ineivenerlly asserted, that, by our want of judgment in not missing Flushing, as we might easily and securely hate done, mid landing our whole military force on Cidssiod, while our 'Mos of war proceeded, without a moment's delay, up the Scheldt, where 110 preparations, /1144111111 e to repelling us, were mode till after the first days of August ; by these errors and diniessious, all was if`a. BERN ADOTTE dreaded nothing except an attack upon Cudsaud, followed by a rapid attempt noon Lillie or Antwerp. No sootier, mitred, dal ' e learn, contrary to his fears and expectations, that Lord CM ATIA AM had !ill down before Flush ing, thin he dispatched two couriers, one to Vien na, and euc te Paris, with the welcome intent. getice. From that hoar, the French fleet, and the Low Countries, were bath secure. Physical calamity is superadderl to mental de jection among our troops. With such astonishing rapidity have diseases spread, that'll' no regiment, by the returns of the 31st of August, were there a less 'lumber them 160; and, in Willie regimelits, they counted as 10411 y as 240 men sick. A great pro portion, indeed a most unusual one, of officers, were likewise incapable of deity ; among whom were several General, or Field-Officers. Some consolation was attempted to be held out to the &Trice, by the assertion, confidently and boldly in ale front Ilead-quarters„ that, though the French ships could not wow be attacked with any prospect of success, yet, that before December next they musfdeseend the Scheldt, and would then NI into nor hands, or might be destroyed, if not captured. It is, however, obvious, that this very doubtful assertion reposes on the supposition that we emu, *oil shall retain possession of Walcheren, and of clinkin g . These are some of the leading facts respecting the expedition to %existed. On their authenticity we place the utmost reliance. Orders have hero received by the Barrack De partment of Ply istniith, to survey all the Gower:n -u:l°4A spare g.natutl, and to measure the easements and barrack-rooms of the citadel, and to report thereto' to the Barrrack Office in Londoo, whether there is space enough for the accommodation of 11,1100 infantry. Ily the Princess Mary packet, arrived at Fal mouth, we have teceited letters from Malta and Gihraltar.—She left at ,Nlalta the Cornwallis and Prince Arnest ! me: keto—at Cadiz, His .MadesTv's ship Donepcf, which was to bring home Mr. FitettE (whose arrival Mr.. FitEitt; awaits itt Falinaud) ; s;:ti. the Atlas, Conqueror, Lerialhan, and Duke Montrose packet ; and at Gibraltar, the heel, Com&riun, and Porcupine. The l'oionsliend packet lend arrived ut Gibraltar.—On the filth ult., the Ilyperion sailed with eutivny for England. O er I. tier. fibs Malta are of the 41st June, and etat. chat the merchants .liad neelVe/1 accounts, by the Tlia,oes tri k tie, of the French being iii pos. sessain of 'f .a.-ste at that time ; and that on their arrival there they ordered such a contribution, to he levied int tile novo, as could not possibly be paid. 011 failure, they rr.Tell .41,41 sent to thus army, :is thwla es. 40 of the priori ri EitgliSh merchants who Lad formed estairt,s .U1*•11116 there.—Tlia American Crewed W 1* 01.11 n!,l.gral to tly. Every k rid .f e o.s oil mashie.. is a mere drug a 4 Malta, ow tog to numerous arrivals of America), vessels. with West India!) and Atuerican cargoes. Until mine cliaage shall happen tit the political state of It4ly, witch way open the pmts of that country, mid those of ilinatia, the trade with Malta will prove injurious to the property of those who are etincerned in it. A 1.-tier from G.braltar, dated August 7, says—•t Ott the sdi inst. lima MAJLISTY's ship Kent, Ciptniii ItoGLit., arrived here, and was irn 1111.1i1.1Irty put in rigid quarantine, informati:an having heels received from Alicant of his !caving been obliged to putt in there with 200 of his crew sick with a pestileetial disease on board, ichich wits c4u4lit from some French prisoners which the kent had t d k vil "tit of a French prize from Ilona, lilt the 1:01.t of The Kent will lie obliged to pro.. (iced to Etiglait I, tui nn iny:t iii Spain will give her iidnuttrince. Twelve of his crew have died, ami s ,., ne of the - it with the Idack vomit. 'flue Hyperion and convoy, toe Cadiz mid Esigiaild, sail tine even ing. The Princess Mary packet arrived on the Stli, in Ia: toy-three slays' pas aver from Ma ;uy her we learn thi' following particulars :—'Post Sir J. •47i.w It.T , with lb.-expedition from Sicily, had taken posses-too of the I.l.ittils of Inrhia unit Proeida, in tile Bly of Naples, where he had landed tile uriny. s AT. alto Was 11111116 march to john BON i PARTE, ‘'nth 311,00.0 French troops, having hero oblr.ted to t. tern to Naples tu protect that capital. The Cyame, CAW. ST LINES, had, after a very gallant soma, 111 1:01ill.Tally with the Sicilian dun-hosts, taken ur de e.troeed nearly the whole ofthe enmity's goo-boats in the 11q of N.: plea. Captain S cAINLB h4ll his ria lit OTT carried o ff by 4'OllllllN shot towards tl.r close of the action. The french had evacuated the Castle of Scylla, mid !down it Imp." The Jane, Co LLE Y, frnin London, to Gotten burg, has beau taker, by the Uaneo ; retaken by the crew, 1.11/11 nrinvet..r “"tt , •lll)ltrg. The Itvintor, —, from New-York, is taken, and carried into the Texel. 'Pie San Francisco de Paula, --, frmin Cod s, to Vera Cruz, a taken, and carried into St. ininetk • I.e! urea from the Baltic .talc, that the ports of Denmark owl Sweden sin- now nprrY to all neutral vessels. The effect of thocenntsawiou will be merit- ratrly atitilrrittr),l by thr .tirreantilet i•itrrr.t. thempportuttity It turerb will not be u<•glected. t,it.c4, 4 %, es 4 " 1 : -e2 '- - 4 ~..... ~ , ....., •43 - e wErwourii, 6, rr. I. The Priocr.,e, AMA A 81.1 Nl,ttot took leAre of thew MAJfrAfllid 011 Ntooday, at rirvel, o'clock, and .hurtly 4fter that!. Itoyal Higlitirs.ses sort la ou thrtr Wriley to tVrcinoath , at i gli d e d by L i ly (;Eutttee ItlualtaY, &* . Un account of the tailisposition of the Princess AMELIA, their Royal fllikiiies.es travelled that day No farther Mao Ilsmiseit's. at liartfortbridge, where they dined mid slept; on filesilsy they reached Andover, and chord and slept at WoOD WAED.II, the Star mod Garter; 011 . 1 etlora l ny coon they arrived in this city, rested and took refresh ment at Joßstsurs's, the White Hart ; proceeded to Wont.RT's, Woodystes fun, where they dined end slept; and nu Thuniday their Royal High nesses reached Weymouth. 'Yesterday afternoon, their Royal Highnesses, at. tended by Lady G. Ikluitistr, and tite three Wows 11uuRay. and (lea. (4.4aTti. arrived at Glrester Lorl;e. Sir li.toittr If L was its attelithitite to receiv. their Royal H 41ineshts. who were welcomed by a large coat noise of spec tators assembled opposite the rojal residence .to greet their arrival. The effusions of joy that took place out Priliee,s MART'S alighting Irani the carriage were toan damped. on the multitude perceiving the very wen:; state of health of her Royal Seater; teas of sympathy were mutually dropped, and a silent gloom pervaded all mills the moment she was assisted from her earronte. In the her Princess MART, attended by Sir HARRY BUREAU° N SALE, Lady G. AluttitAT. and the Mis-es NIERKAY, took one turn un the Esplatiatle. The voneourse of spectators was so great, that it caused her Royal Hittiturol to withdraw loeu the i iwtoit Vernet:re at the crowd, anxious to to-city their loyalty asid at tachment. The floitouteh e Ft reeuv STANHaPE, san to the Earl of HaltillPieTun, who arrivs.l hist %%tet with dispatches Irons Spam, lies dangerously/ill, At 1116 house in Grosvenor-plare. Preparations are making "at the house of the Duchess Dowager of RUTLAND, for the reception of Lords CHART-1.4 and Itoop.nr Mesons, who went out with the Explehti 0000 to Flusettig. Their Lordehipit ate expeiled it. too u this day. The Collides* of HARRINOToN had a select party, on Saturday slight, at her house lit the Stable-yard, St. James's Palace. when her Lady ship took leave of her frie.als in town, am., on Sunday morning, at eight 0'c10..1, proceeded to Weirtsor, from whence she is expected to s. t off this day for ti - eland. The Countess Dowser of 1. 4 ~ErToN hid a settle party, on Sunda * eight, at her house in Fell street, Berkeley-square. The Countess of BAR ayatortE, who was present, lemig taken ill, ass Obliged to leave the company, and returned home. We are sorry to state, that her Ladyship was Con fined to her lied the *note of yeeterday, and eon tiathel, last night, very moth itelispoeed. On Thursday, the French. Collet UR VILLS BROGne, with seseril other French and Dutch Officers (taken prisoners by the British at burgh, in the l+haorl 'of IVaicerren) arrived at Nos tough:en, and, lifter staying a few hours, procreate forward for Chesterfield, where they are to remain on their parole. W e understand the Managers of the Tamworth Music :Meeting have sArrengeit to have one id their evening lierformances in the Church, nisei have en gaged a person from Loudon to illuminate it bril liantly for the let:canine ; it is InlpilO,n,l that nearly two thousand lamps will he used to execute the in tended plan. It gives us pleasure to state, that, through the li berality stud tuste of Lunt Geusees OR, Chester will be eiinched with all tAIMILIMeIItdI and ereivenient give, on the scite of the old Nortligate.—One of the minions was raised on Thursday week, in presence o f his Lordship, the M &Toe, RNCORDEIt, and a isteuher of Ladies and Gentlemen. In a cavity in the Centre of the plinth of the colu , there was placed, by his Lordship, at. urn, coutainieg differ ent coins of the present reign, upon which was laud a plate of brass, with the following inscription deeply I engrave° upon it : " This Column was erected, hi the presence of the RiZht Hun. Rohe, t Earl Crnsvemor, August .14, taw, at whohe expenee ;his Gate was in the 49th Gen. 111 —Williana Newell, Esq. Mayur; Thomas Harrison, Architect" Immediately after, his Lordsliet cod a number of the Corporate's* and other Gentlemen, were en tertained by the MAYort, ith sumptuous *lumen at the Town-hale and the ev.iting was spent in the gi cutest weld humour awl conviviality. The report ut the death of Lady ELLIOT. lately, at Wortlimg, iu coo...guesser of a dreaded *sect dent. we Rita, was not correct. It was Miss Ise \Mete ELLInT, y.outigeet d ite4liter of the late NICHOLAS E1.1.10T, Esq. or Weds rborne Gunner, ,sear S.lisbury. Mss Et.l.toT we. walking near Worthing, whet' she was met by a boy on itoesels•ek, and the boy heiug unable to manage the horse, she was beaten ilea n against a wall, her skull nas froc tared, and this melancholy :it-veleta occasioned her death. Der remains were brought to Wiuterliorue, ou Sinunlay, and deposited in the faintly vault. Ou Monday, August 21, the meetiug of the. Wrealoien of Arden comineticed no Meriden Heath, when the gold medal was won by Lord Gueeesey, and table silver ussalal by W. g AI.- litea, Est. On Wednesday. the silver arrow was a‘hat for at nits score yards*, and won by the Rev. Mr. Cs rTI:f.. Duntig the whole day the bend of this tath Light lir.gonns are quartered at Coventry,) attended on the eremite, which added much to the gaiety of the seem. On Friday, sitter a eery severe contest, in ***licit much skill was dis elayed, the bugle was woi by Mr. WlLl.oUtill- SY. The bail+ were isuoiermisly attenthd lioth err-gen i e, and k. pt up with great spirit t Il a late hoer ; and we aeldoin hate wituessael a greater do-. play of 'meanly amid Gish..o at this festive Me cling. Miss Suustart t.t.c god Misr Crtta,NALL were the for tunate ladies in the letteree—OliThereJey it errand match of cricket was played us* Meriden Wrath, elertili n against all England, which ass woo by Mertiltu. mrxtytx. A tra►al. • he *Vatter here haw been vary untaviiarilde s yet 'till the platers "Of uninsement, viz. Atiiiiilifsfifee, but IN 4101 Hiltons' 1t01,1111111,01141 . 111 , Htre, eolltilltle 111 tie la , hinuabi y attended. The M .llll 4rei , of the latter place IL% c furnished ur With a COsibiallt SLIC• CeSNIOU u: Loudon Actors and A tress( Miss s f)unt.4s performed for favourite character of I 'ilia Hardy, ite ihe lidle's boa, awl curs pt ureil the audience by her , elegant deportineut, and yeroitili:y of genius. On Tues day, n 1 r. awl Nlrs. fll Lt. ',dotted in lakie and Yu rico, anti liederick and Moryaretu, its Ao Soug, to .Supper. All lovi-rs of harmony had an °ppm - - tunq uisant.ly gratilying their tastes in music, us they wi re kith in line voice; Ilti.i.'s additional I.f " larieu's alud Heart ,1 a 11,11;41iti.d the audience, and drew Irmo them repeated bursts of applause.—Mrs. 'f 1101114- Mu, played the part of Wow ski in a style much superior to what we are nectlyttimed to see in the country, and san , the songs very sweetly. Mr. THORN nit.i.'s I'll:dge was very good ; tt he never we see this Gentlernyit on the Slav-, we are always gratified, and rest - et having only now mid theu the opportunity, from his sn seldom Nip. ming, of paus ing our opinion on his acting. We allot Not close these oliseuvutions without noticing ;v1 r. BRog - LEY'S .Sir Christopher Curry, winch, it is but lice to remark, wss e , :actly what the Author un tended, and received, from a genteel audience, those marks of appmbation it so well :waited. In short, it would be invidious not to declare, that every one seemed anxious to deserve that applause, which War liberally bestowed oil all. We under stand Mr. 130.ameu tall IS tllgaged for a few iii%hts„ and °Twos, rin Monday, in the new Play of Max awl Wire. The following are the heat s rri e As..— Lady Clayton; Mr. sad Mart White, Mr. Haroiliou Mr. J.Atssun ; Mr. Milehell; Mr Royal; Mu. 4nill Mrs. Stubbs.; Me Bell; Mr. Turner . ; Mr. Huyland ; and Mr. and Mrs. swan. In the evenirp.: of Wednesday week, SAMUEL ‘VIIITBREAD, Esq. M. accompanied by hia atotte,!e tautly, arrirvet at the Tontine 1111), 111 SllOEl'lll. The hells were rung on the occasion ; and on 'flamerlay Mr. WitizearaD and his lady visited some of the principal ManuEtettbries. On his leaviiig the town in the afternoon, a number of persona were assembled, who expressed a wish of taking the horses from the carriage, but desisted loin their purpose, at the earnest entreaties of Mr. WHITBREAD. Li the * Diocese of Limerick, Ardfert, and Agleidoe, within the last few months, the Crown has hail a great Catl of Church Patronage : the fol lowing promotions have taken place :—The Rev.. ARTHUR J. PRESTON, to the Deanery of Limerick, vice lion. Dean CROSBIE ; Rev. Archdeacon Hee- Dear, to the living of' hilorglin, vice Rey. ED. Day, deceased; Rev. Mr. HYDE, to the parish of Killarney, vire HERBERT, removed So Kilorglin ; We. Mr. Gonravv, to the hying of Kenmore, vice TISDALE, deceased; Rev. Mr. LW:OEIEID, to the living of Kileroliane, vice TISDALE, demised ; Rev. Juno DAY, to the living of Kiltallagh, vice EDw. DAY, decensr . d. Lieutenant-Colonel MeallAY, of the afith Regi ment, a detachtn-nt of which is now stationed in Salishnre, came home in tiie last fleet front Oporto, and ha, taken up his retadence in the Isle of Wight. In that masterly operation, the passage of the Douro, the 66th was the second regiment that formed no the opposite hank with the 3d and 48th; the ene my were posted in a strong position on a hill ; with a large trent of artillery and infantry in their trout, their thanks supported by cavalry ; Lieut.-Col. MURRAY was wounded by a hall in the right arm, as he was gallantly advancing against the enemy. (hi Saturday se'tinight, Lieutenant CREEL'S, of the Dth Dragoon Guards, Carabineers, rode his mare, worth a hundred guineas, from the race ground at York, to the Saddle Inn, at Leeds, a distance of upwards of 2:3 miles, m an hour aml twenty minutes, including the time taken for a bait ou the road. On his arrival, this tine generous animal, which wan previously indisposed, swelled prodigiously, and, after languishing in extreme Mrture for three days and nights, during part of which time she was held up in the stable by pullies, The following curious attempt to effect escape was recently matte by four convicts at Fort Cum- Iserlan.l, near Portsmouth. The driver of one of the carts employed in carrying gravel, being suddenly kiloliterl down, the four convicts seized on the tears, consisting of two horses, when two of them iminedi weir mounted one of the horses, and rude into the etreasta, in the hope of reaching Ilayliug Island, on. the opposite shore.—lint the animal not being able to support so great a weight, became so deeply im mersed ill the water, that the convict; were washed la and drowned.--The animal Iseiug thus released, returned to the shore in safety. The other horse being mounted, in the interim, by our of the re maining convicts, lie rode it down to the edge of the water, with more speed than caution, and was thenwii on ills heu,l, anal very much bruised.—Tlits horse being now free frown all incumbrance, was mounted by the fourth convict, but he, seeing the fate of his companions in the stream, deemed it more prudent not to attempt his escape b, the same rota.; therefore took the resolution of riding more safely across the mud of Langston harbour to Milton Comment ; and in this adventure he was more fortunate than his associates; for the horse soon sticking fast in the mud, the convict was taken alive from ott' the annual's back, and the 'minal was aim difficulty brought to the shore. A celebrated Auctioireer, in a late advertisement for the sale of a house iii Surrey, about twelve miles from town, described it as an elegant cottage, ale lightfullv situated, &c. and pestessiog unparalleled eourstitieucies.-•—Two gentlemen went from town in a posit:liaise, to see it, and were surprised to thud only as poor labourer's house, aids only four small ron:nr; and with unparalleled couvemencies imbed, for it had not as outhouse #V . say kind; the CllllO, quenee is, that the Auctioneer, for his wiper:dieted imponlence, will have to pay the expenses of these (knifemen, who intend to bring au action against bun. The Marrris of Sum) has puncliaiel Sir Was. GERARD'S Fair Eleamur, (sister to paw) Jay Mos illetutoitia, for 500 p. ; Mr. W. Fikfirust;it's alias Saiwideia, (sister to Slayeky) by aortic, 1 . 01 500 8 5 4 and Cfif , by jf. Geerge„ for 300g5.....They are poet* Mend. 7 Tr' "I 'I til L LSE4 1164PITAL • f . .:—....._..; • • TO TIIE ElATOtt OP TIM Ettinsu PIMA! , ....-.. . Sin—le ynar paper of l•rstlav last, you have tqlh li •be.f R ipen.. c.lle i l •• Fairiimo . l'Apeis proseute‘ 10 lilt 14 Oast! 0.. Conituoils, relatilie to ale Lu . ~.. a stew linirm icy, mid I.easing id Grobnif iii C a sea •ostiital. - ' Trs he lise yon h-re pub!». ll 11144 are cooselertiblc, but they alt nidy it small port of pat» rapreseuted to ilie limier of 4,2etietuoue, and ordered to lie pouted, relatieg to that sett • , • . which I toast aril not be los: siont of, and NY -: to coupe doe inquiry, by the N i eine e ri el R I lonise. who hove ati laudably into i Ceied on this utter tither oreasiotio of pidilic wroag ;. bit tine, item, the iste-tiog of Parliament, isesestireemall bit taken to expose and puideli isrocetilings. Snide, otter readoie *oh aiteutiou all the papers, inp ; innine to tint It. hate for their ohjett tire itecoinmsslitteps of Colonel Gordiiii, at the expense of the public, au/! an olliced ronnivauce of the Sarveyor-Gree 11 of Co/oil Lands, and the Booed to Christen. to t.iiit ead, tiiiil to o.li:11 also the intiiiis of erfurdimectlits. ' fort Kiel pwteetion, wilieli that Beard is eripreeay eonatituted to extend to our weiwieled and Iselteess soldiers, is probably idiom to ;at sacrificed; all which, were the papers.spicily before your mallet* could not full, do oar opinion, of Lienig ruby-Wa s m trated. SI Id you, therefore, choose to peldish gill the papers, they meal' easily be °lodate,' ; but ns tee/ of those .1,, take 11 1 1 a dab *paper will read with sufficient toe/lurid to tilideriaand suck ii noes.. ' !Whig Wale throngli them, I intlef to you anti; follows, as my uuderstathelnig of this cieir : We t of the Hospital then- ire u!iout hie Rem sittionid, which, forincilv. eith the li . ii.ll-liwz, t;rell standing thereon, were a pa riion of the &opt tot, or belniegiug to it, state. Tlti4 groolliiii I, Millar, lin ostdtately uortu of the river, which renders it ex tremely desirable; and when Sir Hobert Walpole was Minister, it *Oil taken from the Hospital, and a lease grunted to him by the Crowie—for what Consideration does not appear; he erected tither buildings, mail made it Ins residence; and from hint it descended first to Mr. and Mrs. Aufrere, and latterly to Lord Yarbrough, as his represent ative; and last year, the unexpired term of the leuse granted to Sir Hobert, being seventeen yeurs, was porch:abed by the Surveyor-General of Crown limits, for .1,7001, of the public money. The Surveyor-fieherul of Crown-lunds appears ostensibly to hare concluded this purchase, to give to the Hospital an oppoitunity. which they had long desired, of removing the great incouvenience theestaislishinent labours under, ** from the wanted' accommodation for the sick pensioners;" or, In , other words, of providing a sufficient iiilirmary s aad its appenduees, such as airing grounds, illtre.; and the unexpired terut being now purciiesed, the Lords lend other Commissioners for the affairs of Chelsea. Hesitant proceeded in form plaits for this tomator wanted accommodation. It will be ill:cr./lay here to describe briefly the ground in euestnei, which is now a bditutifal pr. den, with a terrace of near:y 500 feet next the ossr, looking • outliwud ; in the whole, as hofore ob served, there are tie acres; its geueral firm is not unlike a hatchet—the blade, lying next the river, containing about four acres—omit the handle (we acre) miming northward into • nook, triundi.il and greatly conflated by buildings on the northern, east, and western bides, . Ia forming their plans nod selecting the *cite of the proposed infirmary, it wait natural to suppoilt that the Lords Ceminissioners, if left to the trim exercar of their uwn judgment, would have select. ed the open part of the ground ; lint they dater mined that the confined nook was preferable, and made their plans accordingly ; which plans b e ing referred to the Surveyor of Crown-lauds, lie report ed that the nook was tit for the purposes of the hospital, and that the remaining four acres were lit to form the scite of a villa, which might be built thereon, and then Colonel Gordon appears, and it willing to take these four acres, and to build him self a villa! Thus this ground, which was formerly • portion of the hospital, and as a slice severed from its estate by tile Crown to accommodate its Minister, having been reclaimed at a price of 4,7001. public money, was to be divided tato two parcels, and one, the least eligible, eoritaiiiin4 little move than en acre, wits to he **lcl to the bosomsl in fee, which they had not; the other, coat ' • g nether less than four acres, was to be let to Colimel Gordon, upon a lease for 80 years; and the reitpeciine terns affixed by the sworn Stltlin.yons, acting under the Surveyor-Gene ral of Crown-lands, were reported to the following effect : •• The hospital were to pay for their acre and some cold buildings thereon, (not lit NT any purpose; as appears by tm-write:l teatinvony), the sum of 6,3801. which, supposing money Si) slink to be worth, by way of relit, live per e.dit. per aim. only, would be ritual to 3191. per ann.! And Col. Gordan was to have the four acres, and .ame buil,lnuo; of no greut value, at a net rent of 521. 10s, per ann. ! And to this rent, upon its being r. feared bock for their consideration, the %wool Stitt eyoro declare, • that, us honest men, they cannot set a higher va;u• upon it for the proposed purpo,.7 . Thus hit matters went sin cpute herinoniously ; the Weir. tilt al! to Wirt lia?ie hock in pOrtlim of its 0.,, estate. and Colonel Gordon wet actually in poesessiiin of his paradise. Rut circumstances now arose, which disturhcri hex comfortahle arrmgements. The Board rf Cominissiourrs of Me Hospital, who had procectitil hitherto, both in their plans for the tequired Ir. tirmary, and in agreeing for its *cite, without ever cniumiti'ag .Ir. Sumo!, the Sticreyur, (21t .11 of Works to the Hospital, now Cony] it relototr to desire his aid to see if the buil d !„ . s g mt.,l If) be pureitamd mally would siswer the mit . pmies of no itdirittarc ? AA hit 'ninon hung ti at tiwy would no, and that C- In eel (40r0100 . . villa would gob. street the access lair to the imtitnital nook whet• th..v stood ; and that, finally, Col. Gordon wins in 1.1.1911 , *11ie0 of the Witt: 'veld oriarted for an iotirton , y, woichOttgtat to be at tartly budding. au pretrrence to env concert of the old hnilikao; reach do coturion rasited, mind Mr. Soanelliving wade t. - rions groter.ri endows urn) piens, and particatiwy recaluntemling one ant otaitabia• in the eillit-hto'll.• ism oclornae, - It was ordered that the opinion,. of seine other architect, ph) - siciatt, anti etta g eor, should be taken, as to tau situation and Olin be t 7 , 111' r• t; • • • • • r . 1 .