The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-12 00:00:00

- ' .~•~'Y. ... - ••,- raw- 11\ W • ,HOY A L FAMILY. • •• • • • • Yesterday morniog, Hia MAJvtTr, the Duke of CPSINERLAPI.D, and Princesses Auousra and So ros is, atecompunied by Lady "Tataux. Goner:al Isizaor, Auld Col. LESSROWE, rode in Windsor Pork, and at twelve o'clock returned to the Palace. His Royal Highness the Dike 61 - GLoeccste.a left Cowes, in the: Tile of Wight, on Thttrriulay morning last; hie sister, the Princess Surma, ac companied hint to Southampton, awl retiiroeil to Cowes that evening: His Royal tlidiness conti nued his journey to Melchrt •Park, Wift . re In i I lid till Sigluniav 'ginning, and proceeded from them* to Cheltenham, passing through Salisbury, utter having changed hooter at the Antelope. On Thursday last, his Royal Iti4heirms tiw Doke of Suitant, accompanied lay General TURNMI, of the Guards, and suite, left Windsor Castle, nii his way to join. •his Royal Brother, the Prince of WaLes, at Ragley Hall, the seat of the Marmos of HERTFORD, and intends sleeping at his old favonrite house, the White hart Inn, Chipping Norton. Her Royal Highness the Princess Asit.l.ta is improving in her health and spirits, since her ar rival at ‘‘ ' vyinotitli. She takes the latiiefit of the sea air, by being drawn into the Yea in the bathing machine. The Prj•icrwi 511ory's attention to her sister is so unceasing, that she partakes alio amuse ment but that of walking on the Esplanade occa eirmally, with her attendants. The town continues full of compaiir. Lords 31ontatzue and Folkstone are i-rived. His Royal Highness the Duke Cambriili;e was expected no Friday uftertioon. THE L YCEU M. -- The Opera of Artaxerxes wing produced at this Theatre, lan night, for the benefit of Mrs. MotiN TAISI. Mr.. 1;4 t. 1.1 o urnm came forward for her friend in the viorracter of Mendane. Thoee only who remember the euthu.iusru which this fascinating ' l s rent exc:tr4l ;Joi , eight years ago.on her retnnr front Italy, in th- sirne character, on which ocession 4111411. Mrs. MouNTAIT supported the character of Aritrves. con form an 'alas of the entlbu.;amit of la,t Loo t .; hetore the curtain drew top, the house mil lowed with a spletidid audience, .Tiltsioler, of •pplawse acciwapailit4l the Opera , throughout. M t s. thiLirs t i.i.,oa anti Mrs. MOUNTAIN were encored with rapture in MI their airs. Mr- PIMA pus, in Artabasies, as, alto reCAtt•cd and encored with the 111114 t rnlhtt.i.r.tic tier Royal 1114h ness the Princess of WAI.F4, the CONoitesti-or BENBOROUGII, Lord DUNCANNON, and antay other persons of the first emit: and fashiou, were p‘hisent. FASK 10. VA RIR ARRIVALS IN TOIVN 1 - ESTRIiIM Y. Thomas Hops, tag from a visit to his uncle, Mr. H. Hope, at Fast Mora, to 644c:wit: in Duchess-strret, Purt-, ai.tn.situare ; Sa,ou.l Davies, Lag. at his tioine in :'unhand-; plate, fr o m PvArshorne Park; !lobed Farquhar, Pao Rai, family, at their house is Portland-place, irons Worthing yl John Polhill, Esq. and famil;r, from Bedfordshire, to thriri Itimse in Hsi I.- street ; Marten real kg, Esq. and family, to their house to ILO., street ; and La,ly Cotterell, At Kirk. lam. Hotel, W Lower Brook -street, tirosvcoor-square. The Eirl of Tki Li KT rt..* expected at Skipton Castle, Yorkshire, on Saturday last. His servants Lad already arrived there. The I 100. Navit.ta, second son to Lord BRAYHRUORt, diets, iii Spain, three days alter the Lamle of Talavera, front excessive fatigue. Th., Earl of CHATHAM, and Lords CHARLES ata.l ROBERT MANN F.RS, were erwvted in town last night from the Scheldt. They litd tint arrived at tivrive o'cinek litAt night, bat the bervauts had or ders to he iii waiting. The itellflAlllS of (;EORGR DONN EY, servant to the G•iri of Esiez, wore iraterred, oa Friday last, :It Warfaril. Ills Lordship drsired that all his ser vants on4l trti,stits 1.:10U1.i attend the funeral, which waw done accordingly. The Duke a n d DucLeg‘ of REDFORI), after short tour in the 'West, are returned to town. 11,r Crave hoeing hero much pleased with ,eraiory of Devou, the Dulls.- hit* dir-e;r4l a Heat house, en tirely is th, cottage st)lr, in furnistked a /o-mode, to I>e I n uit I nt thwith on the Imnigs of the Talw , r, in for perish of Nliltoo Abbot, for the family tar rttia e to tlttrinc the summer. The. Truro Mu•ical Festival has been conducted ' with spirit and effect, and given general satisfaction to MI purties. Geneva GEOROF. A NsON, who distinguished hilwelf ith so much gill chtry at the %anomaly and m-inorahle battle of Talarcei a, who w, un damitedly led 1,11 his hiigade, consisting of the im mortal d3cl regiment of light &swum., and some of the German hussars, is M. P. for the L'ity of Litchfield, and neat brother to Lord Vim ount AN. SON, of Ihu4hnr.•ugh. t!iihmel WILLIAM AN SON, alio..lsor toot iii r, commands a battalson of the lit regiment of foot guards, under Lord CHAT -114.5t. The annual Venison Feast, given by Sir HENRY AIII.DMAY, Bart. Mayor of Winchester, and the firmly Corporate, to a select number of friends, was held ria Thursday last, iii that city, when about lon sat down to dinner. Mari excellent song. were sung., and the eVellillg was Vela in the greatest harmony. At the lute Warwick Races, rarinezan heat Stilton, for the Maiden Plate of 301. Had Cheshire Cheese started, it is supposed he must have beaten both. O n the morning of Friday week, one of the ten colunntw in the front of the Excheipier, &c. now 'milt - 111oz, and forming the south-rast win;; of the Castle of Chester, WAS placed opon its hap., iu a cavity of which an lift was deposited, containing several coins of His AJ es r Y . 5 reign, and a braves plate pot over it, with the following inscription g►aven thereon:—" 'Chit colitis:l was raised oit the Ist day of September, 100js in the 49th year of the reign of Ilia ,Majesty King Getraat the Ml. in the presence of the Juilzeia, the Hon. Itoeeitt Dalv.av, and the Faattcts Litntri*T ; 'roa m 4 11 Am TviroN, Eq. High Sheriff; Tuo etas !imam,. architect." 31P.Praffrvoitnirvqs*. • 41triv.4,11, 31 t lia.rrrbOt. dud . ....iTrl:X7.l....l . ltAi f ultruin, the Rey. ft. Mt COP, Str,litreseell Master Coadily, M i*.strmi Mar Mete) . Rot:, , :goat; tau :m,...ituorlatosh. Mr.. Mr , . srml - thy 1 4 4 • - Mr. renarick, Cape:lran, %Lis Castle, Mr Morikhniessollr.. Sit E. Hubretsuri, ma i d Mr. Camp- • Sir 1: 111 is W'4, Mr. ‘Vedrierburis ' Capt. tier- Str. Sir A and' Laity Johnson lVnlstt, Sir 1: snit two Slims tlenderame, t:te Hou. Ur. PIeITII7.AII, NEW tlisuatil, Mr Metcalfe, Sirs. lit iidersou, Sir. Mrs seed Miss Let It b, Mr. Fle.od, Mr. Mrs Sea Master Leigh, bliss ilrnua, Mr. Leven, Mr I:Airdrie, Mr: Itred, .Slice Mastrr watt,. Mr. 11..oticork, Mr. 7 bonitos, Mr. Millie, Mr Reid Mrs. Johnson; Mr. Hr.. melt Si ism ISM toil, Mrs. l'roomitfolii Mr. sad Mrt. tinteiwth, Mrs—and Miss Merriam, Slims Hsrthry, Gold. Magoon, B.A. Mrs. Ellis, Mr. sad Mrs. Claike, Sir. and Mrs. Sinitic*, Mia..SibiLurpe, Lady l'il letturtou, and Mrs. Hume. Mi.t. Turnbull, Mr and Mrs. Clover, Sites Clitmiintiall, Miss Pry in,, Mrs. Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Smithson, Miss tierrison, Mr. end Mims ton, Mir. Enrtisti.i.v, Sir W. .M Mi:tter, M.P. Miss Doyle, Sir. and Sliss Johnson. Arrikal, st Sottlawn:— - - Mr. L. !Morgan, Mrs. sad Miss Dinnareso, Mr. sad Mrs. Moon, %!r .c.,1 Mrs. S. Well And ,dy, Sly Sims. t, 11cv. Mr. and Mrs. Spry, Mrs. Guntll, M... 4. Smyth, M. V Mr. Routh, .Mr. Pine, two Misses GeUtlzs, Mr. llsoirl, Copt. Mrs and Miss &c. &c. Arnvtts Sir Ji , ini Illeatbrote, lire. Leisls, Mr. sad Mrs. Thomas Lrish, Miss Ju;moon, Mr. %rand..lure, Mr. Mrs. and Mrs l'ilklngtoit, 'ills Etto,:lcy, lir. :lull In. Ilerrc, Mr Lon mks, and party Mr 4,11.1 .Tr, Cooper, Mr Cooper, Mr nod Mrs. Acker, Ills.. Munluvr, is. altos Bingham's, %Ir. and Mrs. Broughton, Mrii. and monis,: Artimils, Mr. Mrs. and Mrs Cary, Mr. sad 7.liss Hurt/43W, "in. Ward, Iwo Sties lien nets, Mr. Nistrtrhod, Mr. Mrs. and MiAi Ilsa..eili, Mr. and Mrs. iisrksr, Mr. sod Mrs. Taylor i Mr. Wa,sott rib, Mr. ski mutt. Mr. ficiArall, Mr. rind Mrs. Cal ton, Mr trough, Mr. sod M. Rasmus Mrs. NI iliq, Mr. Mr. Elary, s. and Mrs. Lamb, Mr. Marrio tt,, Mr and Mts. hratrh.ril, Mr. and Mit. Illancliml, Mr. and Mrs sonalley, Mr torke, Mr. ILiarinnitost, Mr Bartley, Mr. and Mrs. [den; Mr Mrs. and Mss. krlld/4:1, Mr %Via:died, Mr Jones, air, Wf.rer, Mr. Toyulicr, Mr. ...I Mrs. Whit.', M, M heeer and hmily, Mr. aud Mrs. Worn!, Mr. and Mrs skeltuti, Mr. and Mr.. Falkmer, Mr. Modena, Mum Pawls, Mr. sod Mrs. bowsaws, ilic.O.e. Scarborough continues full, although the wea ther, during the lii:d we. k, has hero rather no fuvonarhle. Frs;th every rptieuraiic e, the s.ll-0:1 will ire ptr.1..,44.31 tohMtiertalrly. The folluse.ai :LT among the last ai rivals : The Hu3ourible Lieutrnant.Criterrd Mar, Si P Sir John Inzilby, Mr. end Mrs. Slater, Mr Miihurti, Mr. and Mra. liallyr and family, euptmu and ,Mn. Priestley, Mr Eduard Carthsell, %Ir. :dim., Ain. Peterson, Mai Harper,- Mr. and plea. Iremines, Nils Unit, Mr Atkinami, Nit. Cups-- land. Mrs Candi:, (hey. Mr. iittlii, two 51nos Enmesh Ors' Frobisher, Ira Si.;1,11.1::d, Mr. s*d Ml...Ate:as, Mr. sad ?In Sintrh, Nit und Mrs flail (Pea. lierueth%, Reverend lYr. Semi'', Mrs, humid. %Ir. arid Mrs. (rani, Mr • Mrs. and Miss Taylor, Mr. Mrs and MI. kraserdrraori, Mr. Ilaiher, Mr its 4 files. Asti.. oak, Miss Meirliey, Mr. Cmr.l. Captain Bird, Miss Gteenimsod, Mr. Flu rtt, Mr and :.:i.s. Array tale, Mr. Blauchaid, Mrs. Eafe7, Miss tlitil4ii.son, Miss Leasing - J. At. .1 -- .—..— • . • W,17'1 , .:1; ft) tell, Skyr. 4. --•...eri ,•-• --- ' About five o'clock out S'!ithrttuy, .his Grace fits. Duke. of Itichtoond Lurtverl Inthaa. say frnin Cur e raglionnre. As la o passed dusts the 01[011r, be was received with innitary honours. -Soon after his arrival at the noose fWn of -the Lord Bishop oalei -•j lord, he was a1dr.!........,1 14 t'..t.i e...,,,hh,..,.1 fler the Curporsstion, red the Siert:hint-. The Re "order and N. ti. Skottoe, Esq. teceivett the ho nour of KiriKlit homi. in the esr.ittig, his tinter and' Anite; and' tfie fil 'lnnis of liVaFsrford, weer splendidly eptertaine4 n , iliiiiier iii the Coinincreisl Buildings, hr the' irrtsate Lietttl emelt, Nliliiary el fivers, I lergy, atid Mewhatits of the voly atilt neigh bouilionid.—His Grace with, we understand, pro ceed this day to the Pitt rif enlonei Illa;lat It. Th., cur e m,r.hon, t e Ni., ri limits, end the Cleip of the diocese of ‘‘. otcrfoi il, :severalty pret.eti:.al tortgratulatory witir..sses to ltiAirace, to which he N. turned most jise.u6s air were. MISS• SMITH. [snow A LATE cuitg Meal , • ----- We were, on SattrAtil night, u;ratilled with an uliitost novel eittertaintio lit 011 :ht Ctirk Stl4e—,4 well-represented ti,igrity. A lucky rehire:ice to the catalogue of good old plays, sucgested the performance of VrnieePreqereed ; nod Miss SMl•rn was p e oilisced a /lord ti.cc, on the t7ork 110R1114, ill l'1„110110! eleurst'teir. This 1.4 lin' real line of Miss Sisillses.fitie tulcilts t• and thew were *opined to the repres:rateetion of Belviderc with no etket .will ex. pee:taloa ;Oren we 11411>e lIVVKr before seen given to it. This etiliii ilia may be t"insideveil u species of treason against the K t eat theatrical posers of Nlr, StsonoNl; soil there are many who will not admit the rivalry ; nut it is, 1111tWitliAnwInig. in 011 r con ception of it, Prat; and it is oar devilled Natural, thst ;Viso SMITH . % performance oUL:eh:Wens is us line* piece ot acting as the Ilritisli or Irish Stage Its* at- any time exhibited. lit Jud.:inctit, feekrai, utteiatieti, gesture; in fact, tit every thing winch own desigmkte letturr.i. truly, .Mitts Swint it. lines reviled.' Her associates in the piece, 41.4 far HA It .produced any thing like meritorious exertion, were Mr. Criterion and Mr. Mrs . ; the former in the part of• Jeferre, the latter in Pierre. These Gentlemen sustain:al their • parts with HII abi lity beyond our expectations, and receive/I general approbation. Kitson. space were permitted to as, we idioulil be more minute in doing justice to the capacity which:they etieletitly possess for the serious Drama. There is siAreely any tragedy, in which youilifal clitihieter bears the chief no rit in the Dra rmitis Personas, that the artiest we have just ii•iined could not take II part In %Try crtalitsloly-3:1.1 if re sorted to in thls line, we shiralil have the indelgem e of seeing Miss Sutra more frequently, and that wonld indeed be a gratification. The deference to transcendent merit giver 'Miss Sitini the flat claim upon the public, and to-morrow night she takes her benefit. She has selected • co medy for her entertainment, but it is the finest in the English language; and 'lt is upon a i im aideration, too. that it brings forward Mr. Mt:N- I:ma, whose departure is very near, in a cha racter where lie is unequalled. Mr. Muktmi's Sir Peter Tea:kin The Seho.,l jior &amid is an un rivalled exhibition of comic talent; anti it in 110 t ton Mileil to saiticipste (hit Miss • Surris's Lady 'trade will be equal to stay thing that rail he per formed is that character. . The delineation of Sir' Peter and Lady Teazle has been the mister-piece lof our cefehiateileonittrenl4ll, Mr. Sarki 0 % N ; and perhaps the 'British Drainit offers uothitio c ; mote grattlyitts to CD auditory. / •SPIVIProIDN/P: FICOLit &TT' SALE; I !kir. Tollatt'a., talc at Stvirotertort.' gtaffarJahlre, wt.tonaed by Edri Tal ;la. !fowl V:v. +tint dumpy, Sir Trunwa* linsikner, Eml.• F. •Fitzhertiert malir other (lent.:.•trie.l of dint iorojetw. iie• sheep ave r ';;rd ali:not 46 cod.. toed vieraatii sold.. VI e give tile partteidate of the Side at 1 ,, r4 1 11 :a••• • • • Ewe,. of itie Second 4.4 arias 10 £ssreit were roditfurJi 1.. ditto. her is ga ; Y, to ditto fur ga. to ditto fur 6,10.1111 U, fr 301 X; 7, to ditto, for 3igv 10 ditto; tOr 32 p. ; 9, o ditto, flier • Two shear Ewes of the Second %%rifle o ne :—No. tor io Eels were weld foe 39 guise** 2, 10 111110, fur 44 . ; It!, 10 ditto, for p. ; 13, iu ditto, 1. t .15 ,'4.; 14, 10 ditto, fur 1) p.; 11, in ditto, for 33 g 0..; tt. 4ii.141u, fur GI es.; 17, to ditto, fur .16 t,rs.; te, to ditto, far p.l 19, to ditto, for 22 p. • $ Ewes of the third Merino Crosse-No. go, so awes wore debt to 15 contras. Yearii , qii of the third ATeririu CriiQs.—No. 21, 6 Year tinge were sold for t!, guineas; 22, 6 ditto, for 3.7; , Yearit:.4l at the fourth Nler:.or Cress It ir1:411111711 were wild far 31 guitn,ol; 84, f.) ditto, fur s ' isioess. . • Ycst tiocs of the second Merido Crass :•-rNo. 25, 10 Year-' - Rep were sold fur tit 01.; ditto, ft 'r 41 fa. ; ditto, fur 11 24, 10 ditto, fur 35 p ; VO, 10 d itto, fie 37 go.; up, 111 ditto, Aar 31ga; at, II ditto, fur asp ; 42, , 4 ditto, fur 26 ga. Blood Itorses7—No. t, a Brood Mare, by Pegtvu, wet of Oratigt Squeezer, h' kl.ghther, glunds.u, Mup Squeezer, by `latch-•• ' ;Amore; a. a Cult the (v.; of No t, by gore.. t 1 i!!y, by Sie o%.rr, dint by Jobe Sol', ve ' e of the 04., 2 yeses old, for 70 p.j 4, a rh,, out of Nu 1, gut by Lord Siam tord'e Gallua.., cid; Je p, 1, a LIVOII Cue' and Cow.ealfet her foot, ....re mild fur '2d so.; s, a Peron f'qw, for 27 t. ; :tutu, doro, fur 20 p. ; a, a ditto, ditto; 5, a ditto ; ditto; 6, nevus Heifer; 7,1 Ueda Belt, years old. 'foi.ett 14.4.1 1111 t gir it to twriottice Anglo. abler tio Y;erp, and her asterteitieil, tliut the eiir eitr of illie Irror.l 4Sheeo ma; he improved with-. not •tity deter.oratiou of the texture of its beautiful wool. • 31ILITARY PROMOTIO.Y.. SIR—Dy insertimc ttl'eltsttniminai tineugirrylt, you will mush irtshize uierriestint Reader 'it youc Paper:. ' " Although the rircimstante of the late nittlise promotion in Cie re.lit R.q,lineitt of Foot tins lieen already 'towed, we most again observe, that it ~..,.n r . to hate .oven universal diseitisfietion to the Nlilitary in general ; and we have to wish it may not throw a damp upon that ardour which sholht i 'possess the sriliber's breast. It bears, in the prewar:a ini g tative, particularly hard oii that gallant • Seir•-' anent, the 340 : which endured ,{with the re%, If the artily) iR S t ouist, list winter., ob%ofotto, sever est camp:till's that has ewer fallen to 11174e1410 . .01 a 1:4111,:t. 54..,ther : '('lass young man, sho „had not ~,11 at It Lietttebtl4l4t to the Regiment the tact' stipulated years reitsured, before he 4 ould lie pr - snored to a company in' the sunie, !artier beinix re. fnovoul (rout tlo-ocr to it garriswii .ba:taliaiil, and' afterwards„ referred In a erinitilitstioin the Sttd, tali- • nag the Ogee of ..:ti of his seabr officers, is such 0 horilship, that, we trust, and moat Orticerritr hem it not pass by tmooticall.; else, where itt slit rewani r.r Vte soldier's toil I shat reenuipener - h.rs he for the labours aF a third e tiltuaitm,. in Avhi!.l. lie has shed his I.lvint, and httxmated for all that is (1,,,r so every out of' user' _ _ Irrntenrnt-(+brief 11:/ 7 lta &evils of the (;ilNThi.s we sr,• ricred to state, died at flarwich OH Fric') ittoTi)iii: toe other elifteeta, whose names we *ire nut !error. are also dead on hoard the trail:Torts:, A rw lily! , : 40 , the w,f , 1:f Ilr. a resp,,tiolde tradesman hear Nlitrah-rate, en the .Fusin side rf Welitruinste r r-bride, eloped with a Mr. a dashing el.iritmak.r of the nett"h boorkinod Civortre's Fields. The parties timer bericdisenvertal Lv the husband, w h o has. nti .tetenred an artimi agnurt eise seducer, who is it 'married 111:111: the Inily,as mother to tive The hells o f a laosiol lark, whoa.* 4foireime from Dtiltlin, rim, Friday nt . lllll.4ht, 11114 heeto the falls.' of the moat priiiifol itosietv to her friend.. vas pat •Thessdiat . last taken out o f the Roval-Csrsl, near fotter-imileline4. The . rause is not known.. One of the richest Mutts of conp-r are that hero seen fo many yliirs Fist. Int- jug been aim . ..-. beeeil in the neighbotikinol of Parlstn.v ; it is of tine grey Wee, three feet thick. 2341 w.nrth from eo to Itio!. a fathom; and is only 1.5 feet hilow . the anrffhe, 4hile the let:el.: are such nr to admit, wiFh ease: fan etitt At 40 ft.thoins. Rocks of gr. y ore are to he PPen on the spot, of 2 cat. each, and worth 401. per ton. The ai....411 election of Mirror of the Corporntion of Dover took place nn Saturday, when. T. M N /MA., Fs+ was called to the Chair, be the uuani mnns voice of the Corporation and Freemen. Tlir following circiitsiAatice (WellfrCll at Smiths, near Whitby, on Tuosday se'rinight SA•• MV 1-71 s NMI,: (/: that pl We, having sent his servant bm with a homeland sledge, to fetch a ploughfrein the blacksmith's chap, %here it had been repairing, the linNe having *Atkin fi•ght at some fish cenalied to dry against the side of a house, turned suddenly round, aid set cif at full walla') towards the place 's i lence it set nut. Thor tiny uaa tfirhwii off, and the horse and sledge.passing over hia laid,, lie was take:, up fur dead. In tur 44 144 a corner,' SI Mali . s wife, of the name of JLFFERSON, having run • tinder the window of a shop on the opposite sole of the street, tit. avoid the horse, the sledge was driven again-' her with such violence as to throw her down, break hit leg„ Mid otherwise bruise her io drcailfel a manner, that her life is drip:bird of. The poor woman is tile mother of four vouoi r o il. dren, and in a state of pregnancy. the furinus animal continued its course, till turning (Mau au opening leading to the Sind, it precipitated it-elf from a slaith, over the 'lmola of a woman eel three children, a Ito were sitting under it, the is ledessf whom provaentially *acquit' without injure.— Crossing the Sand at Pull well, it plunged into the sea, and nearly tip-et a 114694 cable, which were an old mai, nada boy ; the latter proton thrown out into the water, tlimigh afterwards taken u,, without having sustained iamb injury. The home them proceeded towards flier fishing eolile et a lit:le distance, from which the people succeeded, with some difficulty, in beating it off with their ears. After swimming about isinve time in Old agitation, it took to the *lmo., and gollopping up the beach, proceeded a ronsidernhle distance into the country before it lel, takca and secured. , • . . SPORT/ NC rArrEcriop.ver. CIIESTZRFIELD MEETING. IVEDS - ClDalf, Allover The Msolen Plate of 'l'wo.abite heats. Hesett's h. f. Janctte, by tie Peter, 9 yrs •;st. Mr. LOWIS ' S Mary, 3 yrs old, ;.t. Int 3 d Cavolle.ali's b. c. IVhite reatLer, 3 yrs (44, 7.t. slls 9 Siteepotokro Of Sp each, for there and fwal-yeu olds. Once mood the ('cone. (15 Subtieribees ) . Sir S. Siteell's b. f. Gwocantler, by liamblctorasu, 4 yrs old • THURSDAY. Fifty Pounds for all sets. -Tour-mile heats Mr. Limmitt's b I Janette, 3 yea old, List. alb. ..... ... , I Mr. Japes's Mary, 3pa old, Lat. talb a $ wa r . 157OCKT0 - 14 MEETING. ......., (,111/14fDalr, serrenerit 7. Sweeystakrs of -lust each, with guy. added, for three yeah uld colts, est. alb fillies. est. rib. Tau miles. (*Au/meat:es.) Sir H. T. Vane's b. c. Gamecock, by Cockfighter, out of FaieY's dart y Mr. Robinsu•is be. 4 Mim Rashfol, by Stiiirfard - tr ' Mr. buncombe's b. f. by Hautbletemian, dasu by Cori , 2 a:.d ato 1 ak Hamster':. A muter ... a Sweepstes of logs eaeb, wit% ous t .) wiled, fur all ages. Two-mile heats.' 4 SuSseri'.o4-4 ) Mr. Peacock's b. eels, Carlisle, b 7 katirerlatios, 4 yrs out . „ „ , . . waikei over. The Maiden Pl.we of sot. Tow nine heats. Mr Phillips's b, c. Sir Thu.ntui Teazle, by Cheshire- Cheese, J yrt."Old, 7.. t ,sll, Mr. Nile's b r by Antral, 3 yrs oia, ye? Alb I s Sir 14. T. Vane's b. I. lit ihnotilatisaims, 4 yra utd, oat alb . 3 a 5 and ti to 4 in Sir Thinuaa Teazle i after litalkaal, I eat 4 lo I lie woo. r. • • y WARWICK RACES.—(ersastaitato.l . ' tyros IRPDAV, 4.5 , 7Eig I'LL 0. - . A Pahtien t d:ou Poise of .r,al. Four-mile beats. -• Pale of Rtil'iatur« Ntd I. I St r. i 01111 1 .4 E . h. l'r;.ner, 6 retold, Sat. id', ......• 2 it Mr. Tortes'. h. h Whiteuitee, s yratdd, Sat. sib 3' 4 :dr. Fau.kut r's Ir. h. Dutabtio‘mged, bat. oa. ...... _ • . Petting at Sta t ltun,ort Ilm SC Leiter. ki en ber.ting Llttre apinst the field. six. Wizard, AsLtou, — and Al idiu,so,,,,pe. •--) . . ATTE*II 4 I' Al' 3( i IC'IDE. , , - I ;4 1 ttesterility,lithesen one and two n'xinci - ,*ce9r thitthr4 otitcr,d the cott; , e.-roolt" or the Angel-410y 1,1:41i 0 A tii. Cletoreit's Ciasch, in ilte SI trap.l. lie apptt,irtd agitated ; ainl, after walking, alwesst toe rooskfor tome rniukt:as, he went to the i'r.vy, j 44,X-fa t :lli en lung tlarie, MI 114111 The Ii • j CPS 1.41 4ti r Read heard . the A ripoif 0i... to 0 No-lol' I end, rIIP er.i i tni k. siut iii 6104 f-op ate privy, they. Isent .sir it, aum; . isrovered tiio• (Ifinkin.iii welierlig ix' kits 444. (Jut of - dia•Atisetv.i. hail) talks* Jew tirecg•pis l .! _,;•, :mil 'tloi•Atitle. was at, ins auks.. 1 - ;tort axatuni . .,lloll, 4, isywasstest 1 1 .. at Ls . ..ad Aar eti.traqk the.a both.. TI teoeunten . ;stints- 41. dip. t4ita4 •ftttsv.l 104 skull near the left stegoile• lase 0..:40.5ig ititerther.—The 4101.1' oi.,teirril 10. hive • been dischargrd against his right cheek- •i • he on -41'1)14 y -wan Owl hortertitilt ativer lie rase Insiall iltateiy;corrivii into the %Angel In . a, NIA i. 4414 4.0 lied, 'llOl est,* imasible attsillioll'%Yis s s4lSalrri It WIN- Dricturs St.niton an.* Thew% %etc • 1.41/ ii,, -AI 'they , examinant the hats. of Ins -wousids, .soii: t key pritiongtell• iniktiil. .He had not. ladaia•wes , . eXi4r...11 S i { i 2 o'clock last night. 4,..earsl 11 . 6 found ip kiss wisphet, by whialirlle •11460 ide4g464 to be Mi. .14)11041s all army a4ent, reishliag 111 eleineat's-Itto. - helves werren Nettri lay recrirvel frotn Plirhiiiiih• rho', dated tI{e,4I, I WA July. -They ITY•411 44 11/" . tale ... . IN 111 it State of litugudtibo iis'the 1 7, •if erl Strit. , s, ffn accou ot of ti:Viiilnettsieuvortlimentite.Mtt Ere atxes nectaliqe:wi. Tire ExerotiOrPteouncif tai not wet, lint w i, expected ;rm... l g). ronrept-Cl. e Sier•ti f ti t y of . Ate war tin h ettlnee fro.o .Bnitei n t ', ' on, to eitterad ithlta:hittlit tlaiks st the • at r Presitiert,a::d rt. weAtittip,sed Mat k.s he h•Plntridiphis oil t/triar otbsecitllnt to the* whi toter, err} irtiiien. .. . Lasteterk. - . °I, F. q. iff"lSTlVittl, 2,:akt•. ipit s, au ellotit ftt most nr the Fa.i;"thte, i n 111. '• terwrsor ia it 'keso.ii 7: I:pieatYht of Wu Ittilieti'M gilitlrinen rat, iirl:l.—A tutuporarf ?bilitorie had tweet fitted up ie . , _st stile of eteeititete. s4, rdli ISOu td have don, ddll'allscridst. to the mrittflibliftwitsett, in which ttirk . niimerims company portrait: el e •i ii iiiitinnts supper, and enjoyed the ant uormi iit Ai a hail, until a late hunt.. lii the ttiotnuig of the ne.t il iy,* truant itl spectacle - took .place. The . or t, o , of the take of Orrwesiteruier was covered with hoots, elegantly liillurneit'orttli *trammels: kr. and tilled with the %l ay mossem hinge, attended hy hind" of Judaic. 'f ii , weather 1 , A,. Cilia i the coup creed grand .ind striliadtc., •[ o I.w:it-rams twit Id:me, one for on elegant cup given liy Nil. i.awirta, the other for A snbaenlAin" put be; 11°'11 afforded considerable ansuarment• The voni pony afterward* partook of an excellent dejei.tc on :, . tiedwres Wand ; roil at length they seliar.ded, highly grtitivil with the hospitality of Mr. LAtivabs, and the goirsou roil of die day. On Friday se•iiiiiglit, the Rev. NI ten 1r t Dotter, B. D. and Fellow of Eviler Colleve. Oxford, was ;Minted by the 13eati of the Islam' t o th e ft, et .,.. Ivy of tit. John, in the island of Jerliwyoind on %a/1- day be declared, in open church, hi, toll sweat to the Liturgy of the (:iiurrh of E1ig141.41, as ht' L.w eskablialiesl, and read the 39 Afeic!rs. After the junluetion; a toil) ro3ntipo. toAet•ier with winks null I wine, was prepar-il for us whiny of the p,.iiiii-ouwris 1 ‘ its thisivht proper to attend. Mr. l)crstr ha. si 4ee token his Kau pa eno• of the Meinhers of the Stott, uniting the Clerical Bndy. • The Clatter Crops restrite particular attention at Pretwots both foie their altundante, and from the precarious este of the weather; mad the Col:owing precaution', we are assured. will be found of gr.'s* , f utdity :—Let the clover • IteArsowu when the dreg shiner. geil if pe•sible not &siker It strong dew in the morning. or voila daring the uight. :ustesd of lettiii,c,theowathes lie Sat to the ground* lii $ few hours after airy one cwt. sr before the evei.in.r, if the weitther eyeliner fair, let there with a link or rake he raised gristly a eo es to amazo to stand u;i, hut not, to he, turned either thee or et a 'oilers'.% period. eitleas •they receive ranch wet. By Cite Method the colour si,r the clover sod its 'outfit... !C properties will he etilectuoll) prtrrreed ; this mutant, greatinjisry Ls soou +obtained. ,1 1 4 i i 1 ) 1 1 Ils 10 , 1