The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-03-09 00:00:00

• %anis obvious. When the accusation is preferretl in the face of day, the motives to it coin he ascertain ed; it is fairly and openly conducted; it enjuys.iia unfair advantage over the accused ; and both thew• ttri are, in the spirit of the British law, 'confronted before their country. by then should this system be now altered, and theractire of Westminster Nstt be superseded by that of the 8011/ (Witt, or of Republic of Venice ? Weisuat that the floosie of Commons will for ever clove the hion's iwowth, which Ministers have opened, and notespose them- ►elves ■wl their fellow-subjects to the chance of punishment on the information of au, eseasy who slates not appear as ass accuser. On Monday the brig Dolphin. Piolrrixa, io 34 days from St. ..Thome*. laden with .coilee an d ►age►, arrived at Portsmouth. The schooner Morgan Rattler, which malled from that port with about 40 young men to join the cause of the Ind,: pendent, of South America, had arrived at that Wand, but they were not permitted to land, in con. sequence of the deplorable condition that many hail been left in who lad peevimady arrived, aad who actually had become paupers on the law. Li tau r s from not finding these an agent to advance cash and furnish means for their proceeding to the Spanish Main. as they had fully expected and cal culated au when they left Fagland. The Merges. Rattler had mailed spin, *opposed direct for the Main. An Advertisement frem the Anti.Monnpoly Committee, in another part of our Paper, notifies a reduction which has been made in the price of Porter, and the stations at which the public may obtain a supply of the national beverage at arch redneed price. Only one brewery, it appears, has consented to this reduction, and, therefore, it is only in the vicinity of toenail which are free to deal with this brewery that the public can take the benefit of the reduced "nee. It is meek to be de sired that inch a revision of the licensing laws may shortly take place, as will coesect the present nupoly system, and restore to the public the right of a free trade in vietaalk The accounts which we continue to receive front almost all parts of the coontty, in consequence of the dreadful hurricane in the night of the 4th in stant, are truly distressing; there is scarcely a town or rinse bat has more or less kit its direful effects, or a public road that has not been impeded inesu sequence of trees having been th►own across it. The snail-coach from Portsmouth to Bristol was blown over between Farehana and Eisintliamptess a and the guard was obliged to convey the mail (part of the way ou saddle bores and postAchaise) by a circuitous route across fields. iu consequence of large trees being blown across the road.— The Exeter rwil coach could not proceed further than iloniton, from the same cause; and we are at4ured by a passenger. on whose veracity we can slcuen.l, that on his way from Exeter to Bath the next morning, lie saw no less than 400 applebtrees, ■nd about the same number of other trees, of ■ large size, blown down sod literally up by the root.: but what is still more shocking to relate. the aaggon from Easter to &MA, belonging to Mr. BRICE, is consequence of •the trentlendoes thunder mid lightning. the horses took fright. and became quite unmanageable; and the waggon, with one of the shaft horses, was precipitated over the bridge across the river Cullum, into the river, one mile from Cullumpton. Seven horses were saved, but, melancholy it is to state, that a man, his wife, awl son, who were passengers, were drowned. The waggon went with the current uuder the main inch of the bridge. and soon quite disappeared. This happened about Mae o'clock on Wedecadry evening, the 4th instant. The following morning part of the waggon and of the drowned borne ap peared above water. Our account does not fur nish us with any farther particulars of this lament able event. The I.ta Clamicam.olt. Count MONSTSIL. 1 seal Lord sTstrasts, loot aortience_s of the Panics It LS LI; T, yesterday. at Carlton-House. s On Saturday night dispatches were grist off from the Secretary of State's Office to the West ladies and America. The brig Sapp/y, of Portsmouth, laden with pro. si•ions from 11•aterford for London, was driven whnrr at during the gale of Sunday 'ie . *. ' nigitt,imil became a perfect wreck f sine Mell wily was sarsd. The klaster WWI else nephew of Mr. Massy. isserchas.t, of Portsea. The Mariamme, ladeu with provisions at Waterford fur Portsmouth, was dri yeti nn shore at the same time and place, and only fiskuos of butter saved of her cargo. Several tradesmen iu Portsmouth .unissued loss by thus sails -I.itiasse. The Aeplunt, Pam Iron; Portsmouth to "01 rOttitli ow ■ mud wear Bliskessev har '.. ••• on Stztvlay, without any person onboard, arid possession of by some pilots, who hove all; but avert obliged to run her ou shore near t:'"lners where it was feared she would go to pieces. We . obserre set diners for trial ou the pester of noses r,r the L9llllOll Sittings, in the hush, the thrge causes of the Kaifu v. CaltitLfo La poWu.lttt q the some parodies out WAWA Ak. lIuRR was aequitud—seal thou urn he little altar what was said by the ATTOItaLT-Gi.• II ERA T., in the House of Commons. last weeks that the pflottAtiosi will not be gives; up. The Kitt° uothat. for a libel on that most profound • 'Lit Posta°, Lord Csissi.sactau. and ass that .mirror u! 4414%11 Siiikaeortetsce, Mr. CA NSIN4t, also usi the paper. The trials will probably take I..Le at the Sittings after Easter Terns. , . . ... AL Ai N:: : Tt (-I ikt ....:.-". V.aa libe i 1r16 3- •..... N'.• 1 .- • ti ityc's HEALTH. , . nn Seturibiy her illaJtairir held her iVtonthly• Canoed et Windsor. to receive the report of the state °tale Kew WI Welds. The Council sasetehled at twelve o'clock. The QuaEft wevetteitilvd in Council by the Archbishops Of exivittrithir Ton, the Duke of Bloirradte. mid turd A *DEN. The following report was agreed upon to be *hewn to she pablie. of iit. James% Palen,, yesterday, which ties •wehibited , Lord. HRLIOte. Sir Aertrot Learn, the King'. Lord sod Groottvio Waiting, the'Peses in '&c. • " Windsor Gape, Slane I. * Itllfa .Mtjeety kw passed Ike lust smash in great tranquillity. awl "waives to espy o good flute 'of bodily *alai; 'but *it Illgjesty's disorder is changed. • RIDiRT RA LFOR D. " HERERDEN. " M. BAILLIE. " R. WILLIS." WINDSOR. ?italics S. On Tuesday Lady Gaosvetrot arrived at the Castle, on a rout to the Princess SOPUIA. The QI/111111, Primroses Avausvis nod ELIZA. OZZ4I. armed salibrCainle f ridgy, from trosehm, at half past three o'clock. Doring her blairrrest absence in 'London the Archbishop of Vona. the Doke of SlotsTiosa, and Sir W. Guru., three members of the Queries Coaucil, hare beau in at. tonelance on the &IN G. After use famaltsuor up of the Queen's Comma, yesterday the members partook afsoarut refreshment, previous to their return to Loudon. Lord ARDEN remains here. Ta-.torn. the Royal sag ileum& trill Matt for a day's heat from Fondant, new wit flail, owl on Friday, at ten o'clock. from Settfoo. The fields mad laud round Etou are under water, *antic to the coutioned and homey raw. 1.02 D CR4, Masai 6, iSte. Orders for the Courts going Into mounting on &today west, the Sib instant, fur the Me Xing of Sweden, viz. The Ladies to wear bloc* silk, Abated or plain lima, whits gloves, wettlaces, ad ear-nags, black or white shoes, fans, sal tippets. Undress—White or grey Installs, tabbies or dansinks. The Gentle/ore to wear back, roll trimmed, fringed or plots lines, black swords sad heckles. Illedresa—Grey frocks. The Covet to cheap the isourniog a Sunday, She 15th lastest, Wit. The ladies to weer black silk or velvet, coloured Abbess, Ass and tippet., Of plain white, or white and gold, or white and sitar wolfs, with block ribuita The Gasticoses to wear black coats, and black or plain white, or white and geld, or white nod silver staff waistcoats, fun trimmed, coloured swords and buckles. And as Tberodoy, the 15th huitaist, tho Collet to go out of inettralog. Ou Saturday the Declarer of GLOUCWITIM spent the day with the Patric' RgikENT at Carioca. House. Saturday the Prince of HEsse tioNnowto re ceived visits from the Doke or CUMSIII.I;AND and . Prince Esissilazir. Yesterday his Serene flightless received visits from Lord CItANDOURN sod Lord StawoaT; his Sereue nighties, rode out with Lord Sirtanas. Banns O'N A LUISVZ Aide-de...comp to the Prince of liana HOWSOURO. was presented to The QU CNN at the Duke and Duchess of Yoaa's party on Wednesday eseuiug. Yesterday the Doke of CuautaaLatip visited the Plums iismomo. The Duke and Duchess of ComosoLomp. accompanied by the Princess Somas, attended Divine Service yesterday at the Chapel Royal. James's Palace. Yeaserday Divine Eretviee was performed at Carl ton-Hon.e, by the Rev. F. W. BLOMBERG, and the Rev. pr. STANIER CLARIIII. The liuoawtt Ambassador gives a magnificent entertainment this day, at bit residence its tliseley- Wert, to the Pittact ittaant. The distinguished party invited to meet his Royal Highness are-- TIM Prise, of Home Hombourg, Prince Esterhasy, Duke sad Duchess San Carkis, Duke of Montrose, the Authosaadoe from the Haag of the Netherlands, Baron Humboldt, Corot sad Countess Monster ' Marquis and Shrehinnessi 11Y0s mond, Marquis and Illareltiorress of Hertford, the Marquis and Marchioness of Chulatuotltley„ the Earl of Liverpool, Earl of Westrourlsod, Lord arid Lady Castlereagh, Lord Stewart, Lord and Lady Bregbersit, Marquis of Anglesey, and Sir boojamoin Bhrora6a d. lie the evening the Countess gives a grand concert, under the direction et Alt. N•hDt. The Marquis of STAFFOILD gives • grand enter- Whims:lst uu Weduoulay in the Pattics ReusaT, aud a now party of diatiriguisbed pessouagei, at his hoose iatlievehundvaquare. • His Ruyal44lgbabo the Oahe of Sussex eater tniued a large party of efistiuction yesterday. at Keuaiugton Palace. The Margins of CIIIOLDIONDBLICV Will entertains his Royal Highness the Duke of You and ■ large p.rty of distinction. ou Thursday, at Cholmosideley House. The Earl and Coour.ess of Basoonounn give a real eistertainniesn, w Susidinr.so a large pony of fashionable', at their home in eavendish-vqoare. Lord Mutton? is arrived at hid brother's (the Marquis or BuctimouAwoj, Pall-nistl, from hi. seat Lilleys, Bucks. The Earl of %tenantry!' entertained a large party yesterday, rat hes home in Grosvennr-wpia re. The ANBADAPOR from the King of the NE• TRERLA MIS gWryt . m, eller entertainment ow So tardily to a park/ of iatiuction, at his house, , Whitehall-phice. • clAmeepo of CAIININ gives a splam44 rants this rsrnii.a, rtYetr hornie is. Ashrgtowatrret. Mrs. JA,sis 11( bent giver a. opiemtid root to. morrow everting, at her house in George-street s Hainiver•nsttarv. Lady Ukunatouts _Swint is about to give II growl bail iind sapper. Nev. Virscurtoo will have it road mosierd petty this evening, at her house iu Graftou-street. • k — • INC'S THEA • use improvements which have been inade in the arts and scietect;, within the few last years—the suc cess that has attended the refute to explain their principles, and to simplify their prectice-::-Ivia . t.e in troduced amongst us a lore for refined siessuirments. to which the great body of our ancestors *err s'hnse gen. A tome for mask appears, at present, to be universally r ee ,a eu t_the study of that alt, which, Hotmylong ago, was confiated almost exclusively to the highest walks of polished life, has travelled fir bermd those narrow bouteiloriesomil ii now or al:km.4y cultivated in the humbler ranks of society'. Operatic amusements ore, in consequence, More ex teusively patronised than at soy preced e nt Perhaps patronis e d to the loiter) , or the more legiti mate branchet ofthe drama—fur we'cianient conceal from ourselves the Tact, that tragedy and comedy are frequently obliged to give way to operas, whi . :ll, as dramatic compositions. hare no merit whatever, and are only rencleced endursble try the'skill of the composer. The success of the 'ltalian Opera is u're workable proof of the revolution which•the public mind -hew undergone, with respect to musical compel.. sitions„generally—and move particularly with refer. once to the wanks offoreigiernasters. executed by fn. nuts 'ulnas. Time was, when the circle that visited th e op era w as entremety led—comprising few beyond the nobility, the geptry, and the /sietiai of the day, while the other orders of society wore fu nnel/ea tu shoolute hostility in it. Even emotion* the *Wad, individuals have been finned who lit rosim r) ly disapproved of the introductio n of Italian singers into this country—and Swirr, it, speakeng of The Beggar's Opera, thus expresses on th e suld eet This Confeds," Nip lie, " likewise exposed', with great justice, that unnatural taste for imfials w,suie sutoug as, whicli is wholly unsuitable to our Northern climate, and the genius of the people, whereby we are over run with /Winn effeminacy need hallow note ." A Nit* more liberal and more en lightened now prevails—and to that which SWIFT so decidedly condeintes—the introduction of lealion music—may, in a great measure, be attributed the rapid improvement which has taken place in mu pica' composition amongst us—which. while it re fines our M: era. sod adds to the 'dentures of social life, has not operiited any unfavourable change iH our national character. Partial as ar are to music, finely composed, and adequately performed, it gives ars much pleasure to see the King's Theatre so brilliantly attended. The opera of Giovanni was represented on Saturday evening. Its attractions ere not iatpuire#ll by ripen . The house overflowed with we elegant auditewy—nod every part of die perforfusnce was received with the most gratif)ing marks of ipprohstion. There are certain parts of this opera, which. the oftener they are heard, the mere delightful do they appear. Of this descrip tion sire the duet hetwerie Medoff', Fuson, of &rants, and Signor A moues wt, as Alatetio, " oceanic, eke fete nit atwore"—that between &f -ling and Ciosussi , ' Ln ei Snetis hi wano"— Zertioces two airs. "Boni. butti,hel Maude"—cud 64 Vedraii earisto'—aud Croon; tbseCiumalimi strain, •c Pia ele hots dr/ eiau"—all of which were rapturously eacoresi. After the Opera, DtirooT's revived ballet panto. mime of Zefir ; ea, La lletaur du Priaite►np, was peirormed. It has been splendidly produced. The scenery and decorations are beautiful and •ppro priate, mid she music, coinpiwrcl and selvetrd by Mr. J. F. lituse, is exceedingly well ada p ted to the various scenes which it is untended tii illustrate. The story is simple, but ingenious, mid is develop ed with singular tame, judgment, mid effect. The inconstancy of " The frolic wind that breathe. the Spring"— (as Mil:l4N detionnitates Zephyr)—l h iscontinutil search after new amours—his .portive gollantry with each new mistress--atiord misty opportunities for the introduction of graceful and elegant dancing. Mims. BAPTI.TE was almost as lively and buoyant as Zephpr I • self. The opening pnr de dear be tween him and the accomplished MiLANtI was one of the gayest and most spirited iwrformances ever exhibited by the votaries of % erpsichore. Mademui-. selle Lasaerom told Mademoiselle VOLE?, the for mer as a sprightly, the latter as a languishing shep herdess, evinced ability of the first order. The Iwrt allotted to Mr. Oscan BYRNE in this ballet, is not so prominent as his acknowledged talent* ought to command. His pas seal, which he danced with intisite prase sod spirit. was received with _bursts of approbation. Of the four Nymphs, inci dental to the ballet,- IMARINETTE was the liveliest and loveliest. Site &aced with great animation— but her animation was subservient to the dictates of taste and delicacy. A younger brother of Mr. OSCAR BYRNE represented Cuspid, and • inure perfect image of the God of Luse was never cart in earthly moukl. The Duke sod Duchess of GLOU CUTS& were iu the splendid circle. A new melo-drama. entitled "• PHs, in Boon." founded on the well-known story of Grimalkiles mira culous efforts to procure fur his master a rich and 110. • ble wife. so often conned over with delight in our childhood, was read in the greeo-roons.ofCoeent garden Theatre on Thursday last. It will clnuprise all the comic sud pantomimic strength of the com pany. Messrs. LISTON., BLANCH4III). matt. E) tsnnio , SIIIOIIO,Is, ?AWAY, GILlisiALDt. 110- Loon*. Miss S. Bourn. and many other eminent performers, will appear in it. Mrs. Dicsoss hi' arrived safely at Peas. on her route to fulfil engagements at Turin and Milan, which her unexpected return to England had corn. pelled her temporarily to abandon. It reflects hula credit on her country, that talents of such excel• Ferree should be suffered to migrate, and obtain that celebrity from the uninitiated judgm ent of foreign. ere, which had beets too coldly acceded by seine other critical countrymen. Mr. Flaws,/ is about to hare the whole of the Oratorio of Sampson performed. 'rise last movement to the concerto ou the organ. played by !tlr, Jaccia. oir Friday night. at the Covent Gi%Well Oratorios. was rrOM Dr. Bunguir's history of rnn•ic, as H specimen of ancient compo,i hoist h.avinF been compered by (tries, the composer of Ann pubis Pontine. for Quern ELIZAMETIVII Virginals. It we. moot admirably played, and had , a delightful effect. It was greatly applauded. ?Ilia ertirt.,4"6l, . _ tw THE 'Jaffna Plies . • !tin-11w wire of his present Majesty is, on the whole, tow of the now vionsdothle its ceetbal all 161111111 to ,ien4in, and in the qailsitle quid in- i tercet of 11i events Kills «Web it has hapingstisked ; it i challences ettnipetilion in the henbane* 01•4116weebotitte: 'and it is trestootralole for the credos, ion' • ihieliberalarlsand sciences,• Inch bawl, I respoetith!* in all iustarmer, and ip 40 1 0 e nut to be Ol etioidird its tither etitstskees; nue do I brfietethit onyipitiott • elnistlV great his ilistanetal so greet anotteneral an adcliner-; wood owl eoproositot of It. physleal and Miellectoot erkifirs (if I nosy so term them) 1114 the Withal empire Imo under the Nigh of Getwee , l/l. To sour invaluable. Coissulpition we are partly indebted for this. mid to the ..enesinraollenl which his Majesty wi.l him lustily hare extended to Ilte ' Aria, we may aserthe ls. It hop, however. brett noes, ittihjeolt of wonder, sir rattier, I llostitil sib of astouldtherut to me, that there is one brooch -of the Arts which the Stove reign it'd the natitkii have alike tharsgarded and negleelcd, though it is one which wooly repay* etwounageowsit to He patrons in the pet-titan moment, Cud far beyobd all others is • that period of time whirls his yet to Coote.--1 theist 'die medallic. The 1111failMaliC willeetion, •to • version •eittlied • with tome. , offees so. admirable a wince of enjoyniesst -as either pointiug or stolptisee. sad in ripothility.it laughs at coespltition. Search lite halls of the Urinal Milseutili_linre visit its cabinets of medals, and ou4 whether the'liiitesk sculpture can vie in preservation with the Greek medals, and the ausstrer is, " No." The reason is obvious and satisfae tory. :Vidal■ being eleven in metal, and of (comporolivity) a small site, they are out exposal to rn tinny chasms of olestructi tttt as statue.; and, when exposed, ore much better able to withOasel the datigees that threaten-their anuihilation. The coins of Philip Of Alneedon, amt of Alexatidet • the (treat, are ulthin the roach of every permit who wisher to Muni° them ; bit t j witere shall we travel to obtain a sight of their Males? Consider also the filirerenCe of enprOM. tionotow that PArliatoftst wog lo order Iwo built of tiw Duke of Welliugion to be (moved to tranatnit his portrait to.pos teeny, they would twit two hundred 'guineas, and in all 5 parbohility 'wither of the two world Le in rsisteuce 600 gram heart; whereas at the same expense foor hundred Nouse medals of Ills Grime mien he struck, and 11w chalices tl are, that when 2,000 years have rolled away, one istiodred of the medals will be prescient. Soy there are only len, Or 1 adonis even tint one, cud the ilaerrocr is astonishing; butt boll hi my flr4 caleviltelion. mid I Oolitic the preeervatioli of I ancient medals warrants my conclositto. 'firm circuit,- .1 stances are little known and fedi monied. but they 'did •60i escape the observation nod ottention of the nucleoli, why strut It medals on every event connected with the history of then respective kingdom., whether civil, ontorwi, ur pu. lotted; soil medals lining so ~such more durable re cords than parchment., autos, sou to we are is euusemience notch better Informed ot the history of se- . vend nations by their lardni., 111:111 from any other menus. rich that have reached its. Tot notice Lolly au isolated feet, ittodumantais is said, by some hisitotiatos, to have been an boomed with his fatter Alimentos in the Roman Cason!. Others doubt it. A medal Mods. trams to light, with the so scriptio• " Imp. C. M. Opel. Aim. Hiaoluitivii. Aug." awl the questi tttt is for ever set at rest. At this present moment at can seemly allisw the supposition that a lime will ever come when the glorious eieuta which we hate witnessed wilt be femme* or salinowo. Might not the treat Alisisseelot of Greer* and Lome have bees filled with the same ideas! Did Nebuclisdat scar imagism that nut nwiely all traces of and Babylon would be swept away, but that even their situation would baffle the skill and curiosity of 11116? And who shall say that the geography of London sad the history of Benoist may not in some distant era be equally obscure, and equally pnazie the re- Immures of the aim iqotcriant °libel day ? The thought to use is painful; but what has been may be; clonal@ sod thick darkness may again settle over ilw civilized world; all that now cheerio, sultuates, and elevates us. may again lie sunk la brutality and barbarism; mad when, after the lapse of ages, nations emerge from it, as we have dune, they cur but • brand in our stem, and I.ke us collect the fragments tool scattered records of the histoty of those who lira but is these memorials of departed go-aloes.; sod then as sow, Medal will he sue great mine of information ami histraN this. Theo, as at patient, will the Medals of different nu. thous be classed soil compared with each other; and as Greece sod Rome, iu r mothris contort, dispute preeini. Deuce, so in future collection. will Fraure awl linclaod be contrasted, to niers lain the Sr resist cove chitin. of vx centime. whether so specimens of set or records of bistury. The question, therefore, at this moment miler. thy ari•eo, wish shout will the superiority probably remain ? / em sorry to say, that at present it decidedly rests with the Frew b. Medals is Esurland have been totally nee. cted from the time of Chown Aline to the present day. %tint the Govern ment Olen hire been onthonght oft sod by the notion otii notired. To Mr. hludio se are istrlelited foe the knot ffort to perpetuate the ustional triumph.' toad glories In a regular metes of Medals, tool the rapidity with which be bas completed twenty ont of the forty. to whieli, I uoderstauil, his series la limited, awl. the talent which he has cutocrti lraled its the design mid eitecuthin of those which are pub- Jibbed, will, I Irma, cesium the reward which they praise and patronage of the politic. How ble.,llltothe ben sormoonted the 'noisy dilecolties which lw utopia bare to encomiter I ant at a loss to roniretvre ; but resolute ywrsr vermocto dues touch, and 1 willingly say, go on, and may you prosper in year plums. which I h./pear, the harbisigers of better taste then it has been our fortune latterly to 'item N Enetwlll, and whirl, if it tabs n aiin rout Imre, will be mainly indebted to Mr. Moille's ex trusive undertaktug ; nor an I Iwsilale its helieviug that such twin be the mean. The natiuls seta has beets hart ward in fostering those plans and pursuits which are eundo- Hee M INlNaital dory rot WilNy, timid i feel assured never will; ••41 aUlimigh the Medallic Ail has sit beets voided to her prearol einitience in this knights, by palroniure, yet having, by her own laborious ratrtions. risen, I Iruot she will attract it—auJ that in this Jeporitocall of the Ails, Drilith escellenee may be as coaspiceolis tied oileivatted as it is, am* I hope triter will be. in Maim* *very other, by whir* lift as he either beire4 nal or &floured. March 4, 1818. , C. D. His Royal HI hies* the Doke of CLAtitzitt. Admiral of the British Fleet. arrived at the Crowe, Hotel, Portsmouth, on Pridav evening, to embark . hin yOungiest aOtt, A DOLPillis PITZCLAAENCE (who RecoMpaiiied haul). ire a 3)idthipnrin, opt board his Majesty's strip Spartaa, Capt. Wise. Its Royal flighuses dined with Lord Rowlett), of Effingham, the Lirottuatit-Governor. Saturday itiornirig.during I heavy gale of wind at W.S.W. with rain his Itoyal Uighur.. elnharked from the oliCk-yard, ac companied by Sir Cabana Garr, Cainnins A tax.i ANBaie wpm, And Hii.L, Mid attended by the Civil Estildistitnent of the btlek.vdtti, to skit his Majesty's ship Nelson ; after which - his Royal High. pees weut do board his ftfujeitj'a strip l'estgear, every part of which ship he Minutely inepteted, and then publicly espy - rased his entire ujiprobstion of the very PO nudes in winch he fOttod her. Lieu. tenants BLAKE and Wesitts, fl N. lieutenant MAeCULL. R.M. and Meseta. LtE end Iltatict.L, had' the' honour of being introduced to his Royal Highnella,.by Csq,txirl ALEZANIttIi. Afar fraying the rfitirest. his Royal Highness went on board the Royal George yacht, the Apatite, find Rothe fort. the Itoyst Highness honoured Sir EnwAttn Tnonttnacknost with his company to dinner on Si. Yevterifvy he returned to litiAliy Park. Saturday WM.. CHAUSERLATNE. l q, wise duly elected Irstpreartstative iu l'arhomt sit for South empty'', *Maw oppovition, Ist the 'OWN of Geo. Hi..aay Rod,. IN. who hat Ctedleti his scat, br hi, succession to be office of Cie, k of Patfiamesat. Mr. floss had represented that Borough iu• sin tuceessive Parliaments. IIE L. 417? srok.... wAvit INTELLIGENcF.. 'l44l*m:tin-a, wAsen i. Arrived the brig Neptune, (run; fbiuderlaod. `l"e gHllint Trituo, Outten, *filch WSs driven out of Cowtd In the late tale s yet remains 'duke imar f;ellars Point. „ • • The collier reported Yeileiday y Jima is bilged, and, it is • fc:frell,"eunnut he gut off. It lulu bluwu extrrutrl ) bard all dui, but we have not heard of slay further damage harisig Isveta dune. - - .•_ . • srtlitrtmorstt, Mat = 7. On ,Wedeessisy. lusl , .host five U"elttrk, a gale of wind commenced here frum the esentlessitrd, which, by its violent.* * tppronated rtherly to I ittlreitane. it anted wilts P4ch it ✓ts tptitne e a t thy tide "rose 4tre feet higher than the ordinao . ipritigtides, nlid tn . tistiaitteti that height three hottmaftett it should tierce:shed it was high water between nine and ten, and sis iliittineeti nuts! mid night; and%) passeing'itml sfehhqint tneaccitstthwed hounds (ii. surne.parle lu Full lialf utilke4” cutest) "property to a vast attuned was destroyed. The building% isetweseu the Round Tower and the Puna are either in ruin., wesistti 'awa7, or their foundation! Mph - entitled. The water was'itvis feet above the pmresnent in point-stret t. Ilse damage done to pro perty in the cellars Mad lower rumen we.* Very great.— geWerni swill buildings next the harbour"! month were wenthed await, with the step:: r.t the Sally-purrs, int] tiseh platforiki; and the Slausiaterdsnose Vs hurl was Much da. unwed, Tile ma made a complete breach lluctigli the beads at Suuthsee, between the Castle and Lumps Fort, and butt_ dated the akin:tin and ohliiut.-iiss, lacie d Ifiedihustse has been many years standing, the intuattsUf aide's had seat celi time to Ave theMselveo. ilurety Mimi wan entirely urea: fluvred, end afts. / ast *hems there drowned there. All the arable land ever Lump Fort ass tamales intitidete.f, and thirteets acres of ebeat on the farm of Mr. 'Grin, jun. were inetantit wa.hril p.—A bnitding , abuts. 350 yards (ions the Auer, fnd uf seed potatoes, was washed doe n by the violeure sof Use Waves. —The limier Shore 'poeseets a sitrpiiiting instance of the Manlier sleight and 'tomer 'tiTe'gstated teeter, where two st's . - teueive breachea are m Ade its that solid stone (erect ed for the protection of the Map' and the :ems ituan and mesestit:,. Wu*, of 70 tons weigiit, title thrown down keel with the iian chore. +be "atettst ektended to Hee ler (Li t -twists, the sness-toont hick ccn (` doti•e.l. The Nig liatanoley, of unit ir !tunderlitpd, was the only yeast' lust : she drove; anti by "king on the a ow of the !one, bilged. The crest gilt into the boat and . hung un to Ilse tiris k until lhe mutilisti, *twit ws re taken tiff at dayliOit, by a pilut-buii, and landed Lure. Tim Litre)* cotter had her boloehs urtehed away; the !xi* Acid t. leirted tioin one of h:r archer.; Ilse brig Shillelagh had her bo4ie a•ailud Over her ',toil% the , gale, that pleasaut, newly-erevtril 'prom. lade , ityde Pier, aurtaised very great injory.---pere idlcr fri'm Pydc, fir fun 1114e parlicistarrl—Thiri y•si it arches (out of fiirtj.) were car ried away; sixteen of thrni, in nrie body, were driven uvcr upopu Hayliong bland, and timely i.iihere, in detached parts. haim been picked up to the ransom d of Muut lista C.ut k. It is with rPgret that we mast dull,' Ibis thoeStronsretanott 14 stating the drowning of the Hun. Mr.the!lussou (broth' r sir Lord Iteadleahatit), (run of J. frapsalt, Esq. of Hartshorn, County of tterbiA Mid Mr. LrePoit (son of the lon. Mrs. Lemma), all Midshiporrees of his Sialeatt's ship Tiber, who left that %hip soon rifler the Ralf commenced, in cherry, sthirb was pone d ht a sea dt the Massa' of the harbour, mud *Pis ncver Sown ri • the (ntossu) anti a 114 eta, (111bd were must bacilli/ eateezilvet wet, tempted ID leave tha ship at . their anxiotts *Site to see the perfotterinee evenlii;%. At Cowes the Triton drie're was on shore the Nitride gulliut harltuer. It Ws Maws militia, tleiteot yak h. eater &tillage hal boil tlone to peivite Onhlic defences of the tin-isle thi mea-largrii. Mess the ildeel, amid 1W lei had reettlea frbin Timer, iii tieefeci sitekton bf a ° 0 1161 1 •11 dismal...tit immediately adjoisoliig the Rotund Tower: lbe the phisigle wwilcr which it was have been drihottited thrre many some halfpence, with a pair of soldier's its ride. Last eienlng it blew gloom, , east. At th• westward or Purlfrand 'Orrin(' wilt. triket, *hie, trifiwari Wolk.* one Me able 16 &certain any patticulats, lish vessel, as yet. Ile *Mahe iu Poritiod !toads Three pieces irif wreck hare been lettere " vivre eve doe" 1111 sir" will rehitittth the iiarne of rt• this rnoinent no part of the cars few po la of aoaPoo complete The beach, fur mil. n, it air( weal bodies were tratibeil on allure last night, Her cargo appears to hair irstraaalrd wine, tinned hales, lemon*, ite, ApnvuEi Lem*, The sh i p wrecked um Portlau.l daunt. The wine tasks were sod supposed list Loudon. Nos baks. Artists. Weldon aud speedily ou the spot so ren4er ever* to may that the ail to is total!, The etwin (in ifecfeeigef gbt ireMy si towel , 1'44. A eat* I, three other houses, wet! it kiwi &Wit, et/milked* swept mail by the irk:Acute The stored rated Attb ilereisrA 44 slew the sea tidal iire feet 'bete its imolai its upon the iirlitthitwas iu worelpeefettly, scarcely tioe to !hake Owls- Owe:ire; were • mote, 4is wife, and eight dewy the #por, end the su ceediug o. tier s errjhat she 4i,dren were ohligeJ he.sslosall throw* from the upper IND the are, pooh:m u st a tremendous *are Net. Mimi the I , IIWC iIOIN the swig-treated Pier. end corried it. The greater part Sonia, t 9 1, t I 1 350 yards (aunt the *burr, NIA in by the einleurenf the waves, a surfe.aliiit* instance of the gaoled Water, where two e . !c . - • at solid stone aea.wall Zerect- 'napital!, and She y :crows 0 tuns ateigtit, *toe thrown +lie . vi•a!to ekteuired to Has. ai hints .(` Tilt was the only wean' If on the 4. ow uf the Monte, the Loa: and . hung un to theit They ware taken off at hauled brae. bulwarks washed awns; the ate uf h.r anchors; the brig al Over hit ;lir?. tinting the rted prom, Haile, ityile Pier, lee idlor fri'm Prtc, fir fur , relies (out of (nett) were car- it orie body, Were driven river etc uterus, in detached parts, was d of Aunt hints Cast le. I Chita. this diraistrons relation • Hun. Mr. +bell 'liana (btu tier it anti (iw of J. Wassail, Esq. and ktr. Leeson (son of the - 'pone.. of his Staleaty's strip • trier dregs& commented, in At a sea dl the Month of the • aftetWaitla: 'the ealleihtan nil. these young zeistletnrit Bled by their brother OfGeers) at this list triliins tillment, by • serfolotranee of Mr. Ryan, that out of the itartintir, snit Rio was eisu stn blame to tl.c inks heir tearliit, hal nb parti- irritate preirtrli ; hate snsinitud itijney Rota the morns had alimetliat sub. tree the ibure iloide• the dolma a Insane body, eneireli d iu * • ly uneter met of the pert boles, • , be eluleitee Oise yet retiriircd clinceeltA; &arty must ly years since. A alsillingarrt suldier 4 a idloSti, were fuhnJ by itaitatoute, *Attest 5. 1 treeteedrius gale at south- 'waited the rabble Newt* ni am,. cable, 'mit, fib , edit roar • t ied Ott shore, but we arc oat ea r Aheibtt a rureitu or Eng- Jo rode the gale mat in safe Ic. it Suttee 0. keret Owosso On throe with the em ; Obit; therefore, we Olin:: Mereilie tht Hatre." 1. 7 p trio hal been sern, elm ( elf has been the deal fiction. Del With fraginants ; a mot* wit eight, dreadfully spangled masted principally of casks of la, slits DATE. int beach was the Mercury du marked Cl 4. and Co. On. Me Was upwards uf 45ri and SoU,Freech Conant, ware every aasistenee, but ese are elellf Wm. • aver, klottri 7. ighf I was kit 1 . a g e deaFill A rukiest, dial,• . , vra dawn, and enottir Lute he irk:Acute '. ) acrd riot admit tete o'clock, bete its instal hehibi, brak e ofeeipeCtedly, that thry had ape; and in nue house, where int children, one save lofted • ling one swept away the stair- obliged tu be taken (iota their er veludows, in a dark eight, titans surf, but happily tau lite Nmr the sea made it breach He tried away nearly 250 yards of o the opposite shore, and Vie , ,