The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1805-12-16 00:00:00

has ii 4, lied OA6 ' iill s 4T IL S. - K Irw • K T ..... E. The popnlar Opera of Le (. R trp, %rag, nn I FAturalY eight, pet6i•tne 1 with great tincesc I Mrs. B' I. I. N Lroull , Bn IA Sigrtora STOI ACE, were in fine ruler, atd p re i ee ,4 muc h applause. Mr. Krt.i.•, of Dritra-lane Theatre, lent h;e a,mhtance Card the 0.,i-ra went e;i* with great e:10. Between the firet.an I secnod aau of the Opera,vrar riven a very p-et.r 'cli • t.eAufful Halve nt Ia FIN SoLare concluded the entertainment of the ev.”,ing. Madeamiselle Pa ulsen. and Miss CH A-. 1, rt to feecinate I the ati li• (nee in the mirror seen•!. Arinsi•nor and Madame I)i3tltvr., ant Mad-innitelle PA alsnT, danced their favourite Po. dr Troi... in .he led act, with pr cube' grace and effect The Ifluse was e l egant ly attendee, hut, from the Cotter mnurning, had a win aepearan-e. A tn,-•ngin the Nubility were PA, of Ron'. rf.ats. out Tfuelsess or R.slehrd, Dal. 114 ) 11 , se, ,rqui. the %I of Wa sisel. 11 :Of and W c mg h," ( - 1,0. and F. tel. of Attlhva, Drew, and Ratty rude. I gird esti I ads A:t.`l lArt, Si, Roue Eausathtsn, Lady ittli.huse. Lads W.llians *weal, }I, slaws, Kir H a.ul Lady WI ae , • el-o Lath. MetiKomie , Is r et as. Hawke, (grow , atud-T:splue, OMB P.riuguese Ara bassa, of and lathy. TIRIJO A\L. "the new Come le rf The SA& r Friends at traf.ed a cried h. ttv. or Slturd iv n;g; If Mr ii.t.tisroe is not the elegant, captivating man of fashion., th- Authoress intended to display, she has tl.e satistaftion of see:leg that no performer on tl e Loudon boards could the part equal justice ; ni the ten-ter toms% s of the deserted rlier. Ms 'whoa, :as pourttayed by Mrs .I..nnsw, tascnate the andienc:-. The Farce of The Weathercock 4 0i• lowed, which only ase lite the return of Mr. BAN • NISTut to become stati9nary again. COVFNT GARDEN. Tao M. rektor of Venice ;Warted another 'real to the admirers of dtama•ic encellence. The part of .S.ty/o , , try Mr. COORE, of /GPM*, by Mt. Kan sas, and Por.i.T, toy Miss Sasiru. The Mao. Drama 0 The Tale Of lOilowed. Mr. 14. JONSSTON gave fuli died to the ferocious charac ter ut Count Ronald'. ctIRMAN TTIZATOL. In all the variety of the winter Theatres, this elegant little place h *v.: attraction ; on Saturday night, it was f.1.0t101%.11))Y attended. Saturday morning, the Duke of Yona arrived at Windsor, and retuined to town in the aletnnon. Yestrr.lay morniott His MAJINTV aI d thr NI cm's went to 3t. Ge irge's Chapel, And heard serour n by the 11 .an of WINIISOtt. Lord G. CAVENDISH Save a magiiiscent enter tainment, last Friday, at his seat, 11.i:Ser, LAncs shire, to upwards of unc !mated of 1.:.c surroudd jug Nobility! Pis Excellency the PORTuavrsc Asti4s%A. - and a lar7,e party of Fa , ,hionatilos, dined. last Sa turday, with thc ut . Buct;isott•as, at hi , house. Pall M4ll. Tile POI TUGUIPSE Aii MASSADOR will give a grand dinner, to•rnorrnw, at Lis house, South Att.!ley •ten Lids. lute vur- street, to several of the Portuguese Notwil.ty. Hyde Park, yesterday, was visited by a numb.- of the Nobility, amongst whom were ties quy.it Ilitioe•ath , rimers. , Chadtrie of Wales, in ha .11e, acciniiiiin 0-1 br ihe Viar..yer Lady de Deich !•a Mattelieq.l and Atit•oi, 0.111,1. m-blunt-% at Wei tie of Wailiort. the C tttt Poen of Karr. ..we, Oar!, clennoi,t, IN:claret, Cirmighu.n, and CArJi a ; tins }ark f Weitiriurelovi, Barry none, Conyogham, a Eno .t ; lades. Fla aka.nury AAA Melboum; Lords by de Broke and H: mnl:cr The admirers of sweet sounds will regret to hear that Madame G.assint is very much indisposed. She has been so ill, for some day., as to have had occasion for the repeated Attenda:)cr of Dr. B. t is v. BON•PARTC has been long charged with a dr•aieri In evert r,, the Continent. It is now said that he has scot for Kos,- It SKO to taise the Peter. Mr. Sr r1.141:11 KESISLE. to make peace with his Newcastle audience., made his drbut this season for the benefit of a charity. Mr. BIaTTV. alarme.l at the fate of Uri!, Moore:, promises And yaws that hi.. son shall become ch,,,tadle too. Yesterday, the Rev. RICNARo Lt.orn was in duded to the rectory of St. Dunstan's in the Wt.'. atier which a Sermon was preached for the henetit of the Patriotic Fund, and a very liberal colledion ade. Phl Maremis of Lorsonwsit's house, in Berk -1 v Square, is preparing for his reception, on Tues day tier, his Lnrdshep and family are i•lpeCted there. His domestic arrangements are on the most snagniEcent scale. A Miss MACAui rev, from the Belfast l'heatre, is the Melpuierat of the Duhlin stale. Messrs. TYLER ant .10114:SON have taken the management of the New-1 k Theatre. Mr. Hoots. 'mason, who had taken it, and eNage t a coat i poly, fell a victim to the epidemic disease. Mr. Fs sac', of Pall Mall, and Mr. I'.LLIOT, of Bead-sttect, His MA J. v's Upholsterers, will h.tve the management of Lord Nil son's funeral. Mr. RUSSELL, One of Ili, MailiSTY'S joiners, will make the coffin. loans toy e, of Drury-lane Theatre, the parts of 11” jar (1' Eidwly, and LoJhry A at Bath, on Tuesday evening. The repairs and embellishments of Cleveland house, the residence of the Earl of Dantostovos, In St. James's-Square, bring completed, the Nolenr Earl, and his amiable Family, are eipeded from Rabr-Castle, to occupy it for the season, imme diately after the Christmas festival. The New York Theatre was to open on the 18th of November last, with rfLollindo rir Ban lit, and . the Comic Opera of 7he Adopted CLEM. The fol lowing notice is attached to the play bill :—" The Massagers respedfully request, in the name of the Lints, that itissegais way be smocked in any part of the auditory of the Theatre." 4 match is liermiug bet won DotrA Sens and Tem lisklir for a considerable sum. Another is on the tapis between the Ckeeken and Athlone, who is so}- posed to be his only match at present. Trailer, THE B :' LEQUINADE. Ma. Zorrosi—l have been uniformly indulged at this reason of ;he year, which may be . onsidered my Sliwritalm, wit, hot licence anti r.ualirnii y exercise my trade and cal!i4t in its full extent. At ! nOic The are% I have been accost riled to "entt •ay io my proper name and person of f • leg uirr ; :int:, in private life, to take leadlr•.g art i r ever y species of amo.enient within the cam prehenslve oige oe Chri • , tat Garnbut.. It was I who F I'a !titer. Don't a'artried. It .ucc:•eJc I very nn the I),Arch side of the water, and had I lard the ch inlet oft your tetpeit A ble Paper, I stare sa-r, it would have been errially fortunate in London. I have also confronted very largely to the pithlie press, unjir tie head of " PeteStee everrvoadesre, porn rn ini,U pent l'arrecrsorwent •t Par It is probable, h.stynyt r, that I may not be abie to furnish you, t trirvicelm, as 1 have ni illy applications ; and, thereture, in arnoanc in:, me corninnnicatiwis, it will he necessary for you to pp;;SC VCIIr readers that you have the .oti, le, rrr/r -i. 1., with the, exception of some other rens...a ' hie Paper or raper.. Don't mind this ; it will be al•.vays worth your while to piitehate such a pretty compliment to yourself, at the ex pence of a b 4/:. I ail ill he very candid with you, and confess„ that she rapers which I have hitherto favoured with my coniinuoications, have, from their versitfl'ty ard frequeht change of cliaracler, miiaLly suited rnr own tempei and dispoittion ; hut they at e now blown, ciimpl‘tely blown, and cast do me no further service. However, if yr•ti re ce.ve me kindly, I fluter myself you will find nie a safe companion, and a pleasant correspondeat during the holidays. Your's truly, H s imitau • sr. P.S. Iwill COMMeileo my fast number to-nohow. 711 L PRIAST. The Serpentine Riser, and the Canal in St. Jam• s', Park, wore. on it wrclay, covered with swaserni„ to enjoy the amusement of sk•r irg. Oa the tinnier were Mr. T. Sheridan, 1.4 , rd H. Petry, L•rd A. and the am. Mt. F. 4 en, slo of Lurd Auckland.—On the Canal, amongst those who at tracted most arLmtin. , , were Mes,ti. Craven, C 1. ilanisay, Sir F. Reyaohls, &e. Ailout twelve: o'clock, two young lad , es appeared on the ice, dressed in short scarlet lis►es, whose agility f•s ci;ed universal 4dMiratinil they were such 4.! in the art of skai•ing. that they might have pa .se for the k.habitatits of the north pole, had nit the softness of their cou•aen.rtees coneireed us, that, if not our fair k' it - drywomm, they ossei their birth to a milder climate. _ _ YPSterdoly, a:(411/12Able 111'd E4lhinrl WAS It the b. rpe 14.1 V .r, hut, alliwugh •r, 1110 .inntescra din 1... c vaitUre, ,acAte.: to the bison in St. James's P irk. ::14.tre many a device and tra• lover's knot was cnt on the ice, until it gate way, and a man and three boys got a completr du. kinr. In stantly planks, I ich: rs, it-. were laid, to btinq tie fa.r tpesr.latois, who veer , - •try mimes (sus, hn. not a little alas rued. :•as Payne's Tiaf..lrar m.. tles and Seraskier pelisses, were. the order ot the day. 1)1?. 1)0!)1) .I.ND IFOODFAI.L. The fornw eg cetiaus anecdote of the celebrated Daffor h'ii i. of ...as late Mr. Vitas., au W.:on /AL may F.V rel:ed on se. genuine. !he day alt.r The I).j for wss cossvitted at tie OW la ley. of the crime for w after.e..rd• suffered, he seat a note to vir. W. 'Arsiorirai.t. (ritzily years printer IWr of Atoraiag C4ro4irle. Pi op: inter of The I)iaru, and it.• father of part• int-in-try report ing), /Levitating the Lvnur of spe,,king to him on a eery pat.icular subject. Tnis must h ivi• been is disttes,hig summons to any one, ta.t more particu larly to • sun of ‘VOQIIF A Rivet witure and humanity : not to go, would be unkind ; to go. would be incurs log is scene of distress, painful to his feelings. But Wooor sac could never hesitate on a question of the triad, and he hatrned to Netegate on the very mousing on which he receive 4 the int viration. Un entering the apartm lit where the Dr. sat, he found it iusry,4Wble to acoisi taking some ••••- ' tic* of his unhappy situation ; havrev , -r, the Doa-r interrupted him, by saying, " Oh ! Mr. Mosso r ALL, this is not the business I sent for y iu about. Sit down, and I will explain. Though 1 have not the pleasure of personally kno.ving you, I am not unacquainted with the UDC of your professional bu siness ; which, I understand, engages you ouch in the habits of the Theatres, and theatrical putstois in general. 1 likewise have a particular resped for your judgment in those matters; and, on this ac t count, I think you can be of some service to me." Here the other pm:lmin his civilities, the Drefthr proceeded—" You must know, then, that being in my earlier days, like yourself, a lover of the dtan:a, I sketched out a Comedy, the hint of which I took from the 'torn of Sir Rouen DE I.:UV/LRIL F. Y. in fife Streator. This piece I have finished since sly revu'rate IN A'ainsate ; and it you wiii be so good as to tuyise it, and g ive me your interest} with the Manager, I shall feel myself much obliged to you." Mr. IVorsur a al. eroding hinistif relieved by the con ference taking so different and uaexpeeed a turn, iastantly acceded to this proposal, tusk the toanu scsipt ;way with him ; sitia7ested some alterations, %loch the Doelor readily complied with, a. , d after wards corresponded with him on thi. sue jest till the week before hit execution. P: was reported, that the Meetin,n , of the Court Martial on Si:- R. VA which WAS tilted for the 23J. is to be postponeo till otter Ceristmis, to avoid the necessity or an adjournment timing the proceedings. Captain Leo°, of the lilmse, Cap- Stitt Furst Iwo, of tile Egyptirnetc, with several other °dicers, have repaired to PWISMOUSiI, as witnetses on this occasion. A most excellent chstity sermon was preached yesterday, in the parish church of St. Clement Danes, in the Strand, by the Rev. S. Owntut sa, A. NI. Vicar of Christ Church, Newrate-smet, joint I.e4turor of St. llotolph, Hisbopsgate, and t haplain to Dowager Lady NC.% kSDALk j and a collodion made tar the education out clothing of eighty poor children, foul teen of whom are gills, ao,l are bsai J ed and lodged at the expence of the patch. eloquent preacher made a powerful appeal to the feelings of his auditors. • DOV.LP, Die. 44. raw,a}: cult d'elv4. r. Ns. Thursday, the re , Iney come to an ao-..r 4 Lute to the westward of the t• .len. the wind lacing contrary, and yesterday afternoon, :tl/out duo* o'cl , i.rt, the wind haying shiftv,l a ::ttle to the west. she we'(.lted ar.choe, and as. the c-tme abreast of the *wan. the Rags were lowered hat'-inasr. The wind, howev!r. having conic -round again. she s tilt yeeir 4 ius in I lse Roads, and the col:max ttutn the Castle Forts rensaia flying, while those id the several ships continue as ye -Jar. A transport, troops on lv,ard, is come in from the Downs, the loss of anchors and cables. and also a I).ni,!, brig. Thr• troops. immediately after they were landed, marched fur Deal. The brae. Col:am-house cutter, of Londnn, last ni s h: sent hi a tarter arJ a cutter, laden with spirits. Three roe ,- 1 -, looping to the latter, are sent to prison. I do t,..t fear's that t'•ey are charged wi'h any other o4T-nce thao smuggling. The cutter had on tram; between dire- and tour hundred half. :silken of spirits. The logger had on hoard ahout 1,200 aukets, and 100 patters of :ea mad rrilvicco. 1...5t evening, Iwo colliers, bAranFing to Snit-feria ad. hrooght-to ff Folksttio.e, th t Masters (r. whleh -nt nn shore in th-_ same Loaf, to soo:ratt for the sale of their carp , ..s, takin , with titem a Lutthr.; n hi hoist a: a sa;:tal. Cht their teturp they hoisted the and one of the !.rigs re!. its and to,-J: Inc other ha. not been since beard of, ar ' 411 we have almost. every night Fstritt:s privateers tin nina down the ...rst, it is sapposed, tb«t nur 0: th,en sell in s , .,th her. caviled her ...ff. 'fl. brig ru:ss.. tog is C.l4lVd bagalry. Petersen.. Mas:er. silt j()I1A1 0.4.14 CR. The Aertenee of the (:curt Martial on Sir Elsner, Cid ine of the i •rrl Fact on I'hurvt4y Lat. was reported to His Majesty by r Charles Nlfirgar, , tke Judge Advcca% Ger cal, and received His .:aj •kty's tire approval; and His M.ijesty was plessed rarer:- ro direct, that, I. :he peculiarity of the :as h‘..l C(6' 13b tic attention + the sea:ence should ill; pi.. sialguted iu G-meral Order s. It is nnneceisary to recapitulate the chargts , which have 41: Cady appeared in tho puolir pr.ots. After stating briefly lir John's acquittal, we j , ,ln t h e closing remarks upan the sentenee, and the ordeis seisish Ilia Majesty has th.it:glit ;.. to hats in consequence of them. forbear .0 tepees% that it woe] have hal satt..acti n in di;covering, that the mole^ of tti•• /Naas. tutor, Cipt4ill Ayte., .ii weaning the a y...* hi s hat had her ;Ilea ohjegt the ettlit of enolic jost•ce, to the good of the ; but it is with tegr.l toe C art ILI , frond, that m at of t it chtr;!ill an Wiroun.l , 4 an i Mt , resta sot and M•111:ig frost , ' private pine end pa,ty resegtment aol the C 'art cannot Ina strong ly retrain: the rev , .,... C tatain A. •es, in !mime sts'frre.l. tine.-: ,at to I.e do:tnen., red to accumulate, and aitcrwardr, at a 4.vtant day, briltailic Maio (wawa." N.B. In coitsviuence of tilt, an order is kttl-d from Hos Majesty, to disFlace Cageidn Ayres from tae resit: sent. .• fit ...aet can the Cann pas: ()vet wtth.et animadversion, the c Lieutenatit.Cu: d •..nings rwl Maim %Vila so I. elvit.e ra -h in Her regioariat sho.. I have led theists have exerted their best r :desiorior tneaia. healing ...idiotic:lie:rig any I..rvi which insgat.h.gy- the , ' 0;' ,11, ` ante; whereat, Go the cont-ary. the roe. t %a. with -.lnters vr,,lttect i teat of their 1114 - I.3tCog she At4t: ~ .ty h att....: 01 tr. .lartir rank in I.l..+Telotloarwsrs. •14.• hal- nit emir ..azry I event a. , " theevit C altnee , hints tnug't ati.4, be: .cave to retie eo ti , a usians which Lave pre:a:ie.! hi the r.zioseot g sod t:ie Coca -...net but unlar.n, that ;nosy s;:irit heiete.ta Ilerreoft,l to •• ; reval4 ern.. minds, in LM evideece they have given a•fatie that N. B. An order is likewise. issued from His Nl.l jetty, to displace Liellte:ll , lt-Coluncl Jennings said I Major Wil n fro:a the regiment. Inn Cou.t are sorry to have occasmo further to observe the sir.. test terns, upon the el... Quit of M.. Tupper, the whit hit not n.ty been the aathor ttf o-.e m eb-Jitit• bbloght aeatost his Calonel, 'art vb.. has •y paired lo the erupt, during tile whole of ..spatitp, the moat co:peat'e and rcirehennbie light, paiticuia by in re • .pest h.rMee Vat Aatik'e of the second Orrice, relanse to Francis Reilly ; and that he has endeavauted .... It u,.oat his Colonel Site responsibility which attached ta holdall." N. B. Mr. Topper. the Surgeon, is likewise or der.ed to be displs.:ed from thu regiment. Tait Caws catirot bet remark spun the indelicate and en he *whim in which t:Aytairt Walker, the Mint-lit he regiment, Kau placed hietykelt . , by moutti.,‘ Cantilui A y•,4, nring the el one of the vial, in the prose:own' against hi. Ca.,lnitel, upon so many unfounded charger." N.B. Captain Walker, the Adjutant, it likewise ordered, by His Majesty, to tic displaced fluiri regiment. Last Thunday, As Mr. and Nirs, WARING, of Motet...et-street. CavendU.square, were returning to 'I own, from their seat, at tfirnet, in tbt.:r cunt. cle and pair, the horses took fright, and +ail away. Mr, WAXING, in endeavouring to jump out, W4t thrown down by the wheel, and hod his thigh broken, and was otherwise much bruited.,-- MTS. WARING s►as also very much injured, by tI overturning of the curr:cle. Mr. Ckia auto WAS taken to the Castle, at Kentish Town, nmil the surgeons think it safe to remove hi-n. One of the horses got 'now, and ran with such violence a : t,tinst the shafts ul a cart, t!:at he was killed on the spot. A true hill has been found against a Mr. Juges, and a person of the name of Mitinar, for an as sault on slr 11. JOHNSTQS, in the bozes of Covent- Garden Theatre. The Eail of Doses' !sr ea's Coachman has again challenged the noted B.itot-clo-er to run one hun dred yards for 50 guineas, which has been accepted by the Boot-closer. The ground will be measured in tivde Fmk. A number of bets are depentlin3 on the race ; the odds are siz to [oar fur the COACiI• man. In the Epidemic Fever, which is so prevalent at this time, the Gael:int .1 • OM ' S Pownea is found ro he pirticularly efficacious, as it w is iu t!:e InfluenZa of 17d2 and 180 ti. Eight or ten grains should he given on the first attack, and continued every six hours for a day or two, if the fever should not sooner subside. In the mean time, the irritating clxg!i may be allayed by 4 tea-,poonful of Syro of Poppies, or by ten or fifteen dtnp►of laudanum, as occasion may require. The early use of this Fe ver Powder will not only efeEl a spee4 cure, bu, w.ll prevent these dattgetugs and long pr .tra'd.•J diseases which ottx a arise from colds and contagious disordorts When kagleillod, or injudiciously steams'. SIIITNFIELD•CLUB CATTLE-SEM*: The ftt.p-s • 4:•y-yard. • OA. , 1. flirday. Itterk.ol by ••••• -a nun n 1 Ag-;culoirists :rl.l Breeders. lotont the Consitaily we ticed— The pots of 11.4•04. Fir! 1 1 •404-11, rwri Taut. Idqr:ner. c•.4.!ts Cr , n 1 ..1 ran. , f.tu f S ,v,vl "f the Sir•rel. Vir.thvma Th , 10,111 ;. rt 64. ,V4ite Parmr.s. F C. 1v0...1. 'A.. Elireas, 1,.h rd A,Urr John Wteee.r, Mrriwor, (; r;Arird. John T44•41.*.. Pear e, F.a olltAtil, Ferry. I? .1-!tn Circuit, owitew Wirt , as. C•yemin +l, &e he The Margoisfor nartinghst—', fa- Co* etwrimit4l to at•Taa :t !Is je r•• Ose AnaltriTs ; so did the Lev, rierenrl Or.nrAfr'Wcser ;r •stft'sh has gained the hest pvi••e t an., it was th igi r •sts this is the -am pl.test animal whisk :kat ti' ,ri ogole:t d hre•:.l e ever pr4Oureed, sirs* this Set.." was refor lished, in 1)4.c •mher. I f3otl, Th !)nke of 4•1- for l's rens of fat Soinh.down Sbeep. verve larly admired, AS, 110 dothr, the rareosei i C. e t•nro each pen will tkis day be • tieesl)4l the jud7,es, s .spefling the Inngwooteel r w* rather obieS‘..l to, in ‘lnic of gr•lf. , - whir . ' *yr* cAllefled r V the sukio.l !!.t the Serd--n:an, :hewed stmrlr of'twitle- r•-' . t rarnal 0:11‘S areJk, y ar, a ^ • ' if mod useful pd.ot Mr. (;:trraref, t " attended, and *sok art 1144 • :km* of • mt 41•irquis of Backingharts*. ; of ti - c of 114.4ih. , rd's Cow, clf the misci bi i-cit .a, Veen. an.l Devon. Is c l by %fr. Wt.i a eAt in-; if the tho-oogl,-hied 1 4 .igh;ind Scot Os, bre.: e tbt I'hsc!w;. of Gor !on. Mr. L -rard s., wet ‘3 . 4 n: ass; roxrav;itv Dn'ae - of ,„....posers in-: •• * 04k11 hull, Ant! It t I)ev4 w • :ow, .4.4 I;. • a Lee of B•dford, %hew. at :inn , : held in .40. r. :4., 1 slaughteteJ by •'1 Nthghtllt W 1.-- A Mr. 114.11alpy. of Bath, ...tends(' with Ms We! -inn for !la: scanting of Lytle. !qr. Pirk!twd some very tine large spt. ;men, of Swedi•ls'fler. n'r., ....tg!st to keep his fat tkifer, 111 Tries old. which has bee:lf:4l therron. They were 2r-W.O lard in Nlarket-Stre , :t, Firrts, whi4.b was lately • Common, OVergriwn with furze. The i'd,rolers of the Cl:th will -fleet tS's day, arra the earcates of • .d Shee2, and t! ice. to 1 .411 , ,t ills several new memtres, r , • • • C:111k. %Her nUtTilal Alter)!i , .ll ;' tree adirtoste. ti the Prensiu-os for tke :swing year, •rd nit ot . ner bthi..rss ; after w* ich, they .;:ine to .etlwr. Ills Grace the Idake of B- trarti ri the C 'Nam AINI) Ins; ottENGLAND worwrr. On Tuesday, the annual meeting of this !tei took „dace at deeling Hoare, Lt ing to the so- Bath. and was very tniiy a.o!:,..ieJ. A Won was read from his G re the !fake ut Fl-d -ford, tare Presilent, stage; ;di t the Int-ztings, and rNpairsrior wwithdrae. from t! , eir chair. The meeting c.sma to a , est,iiiiins to r.ff•tr the Vilrael Presid.%,tship to the Bit.. Hun- Lord ;omerville, who that honour, on -resume c.t ether engagements iat.olfes;tig wit', et, ins duties of the naLie c on vii•Szk Z skossirt :: &house, l• •ti. was unanimoutle, sad tens, clesl.:4 Orttsideut. Mr. the &ere.. t.sry to ;his Society. have in his mai! ten, end Mr. Nlatthews, the ;are Secretary. at L. • of the sie-:ng, un3Jrclok by c•eifittS .1 the vi nes.. until 4 h•-te Seste•ary is 'kited. It w • : agreed 'r, that die ainual elect -. tutu: : 1.4411: on tt,a Wert 9xr. .y in Lozeleaer, inste of riafsday. which has :natairi, 'to imelfete in • Christinat ' exhibl.• the benthiteld Club 1:1 Lriitio t. 'l'ke Cialrei;ttee repui.ed. that net r..say h 'dent this year reeti-ed on Olt quilert, • Sae sv'tics , the gold medal ha I h,en offerc•l ; i•Ad it was Ap.ci to Core,:lae. CIE Serne for Ole -trailing year :—the steyjvct v.:, Incltaidg er con idtseable 1 - 1.143 S of Wei 4 or Cori ma I ind, and be:ngitig the same into mtwovr I :wilt eatioo„ with cos neceerary Fences, Building , 'tr. Sir .1 Cox Hirer.ssev proposed thot esta-1- h meat of a Chemicil LaSoratmy at the Socte , y*s and presented a rim fur the,urr.e, w' fa vas m.. apprnve 1, And 00 guineas w-re home •hatt'.y setiscrtbed ca-ryirg the •%-ue ie.o Ductcrs l'ar. y and Archer, who were pre. gene!g•-a•ly oTered to proem their Cr imic.:l arPar•••: - s to the ::ociety ; and Dr. Archer. r:'.o es 4 Nledicai and C"iem:sa! P.-mesa-a is Weil, t • ly freed .tt• liscontinusl.:, own firivatr .1 tures.and to an ier.ake the officeap . ,tatis,..l Proii-.sor si Chemistry to the :locate", when wets r-ry fully accepted by the Mez• ing, ,rd %Committee of 41 Members as have disru.;.::.:l-1 theineelves by chc•wcal researches, was anp •o arrange and carry the plan speedily int . vaccatior. The first prise, of five g:-!....ca5, was ... I .joct •J to Ler I PererborLal;l6 of Daunts.ay, for a year old fat oa, the ; , roduce of a Y-Ikl, - ••••e Cuts, ay a Ft, aah Bull —By the ClrtifiCAL4 3:t -- wards pro duct t, it appea ed that the dead wc:ght INcts. was 13 szore Co. per qaarter c tl.O talhiw 1961b.i and I 03tb. Mr. fArt'Jge, if Old Park, tiad a pre:. et Rte guineas tor a two-shear neve Leic-stet Lleing no competitor. The carcase of this .1 :ep weighed 1991 b. and the tallow 17 lin. envies Gordon Gray, Fag. 6%e A . a yoke of ftt Oxen, and a Devon Bull Dr. P.:7 ••• notsit..l specimens of hitt-in° Shnep, wi;h theft ..es . awl speci-iois of broad et I', msnisfactered therartee. Dr. early's sheep consisted of sig swo.el'ear of the Meriivr and ityeland cross, and ten one shear Eittes of the same 'arced; the .w.) shear ware ..v a true Spank.it Ram. the uns-chcar by li:s own 'a. el Eon, crowd from the Spanish fO 4 r Jeep It neared evidctit. althusih thew swears Ewes .4. re out art Ewes crossed etrally deep with I,,anic4. :et the ten onr 'hear were ns.,:h timer o t..e asst. .'ii better in carcase., Oar A those got b.,- the Span.. 4 :tam, Lord Soinct vale also into:sited specimen.. ot .:I,th, made from the wool at his Merin". Bock dies:, and Dr. Parry's pieces of were much A T mired for their Eneness. Several new arid us.irul iin,.:e.nent; in itricultnre. were also iorwri ; after which, the company adj niintd elt ‘Vhi:e gait lIQn. and par took of -4i ezi:i.llest dinner, ..n4 did no! break up until a late htor. The Colombia, 13r G Lit C. .rt.in I.pachusetts for Liverpool, iv on snore on the LanFailnre cow.