The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-07-27 00:00:00

t et. es „ - 6 r ig . 4er • 4'.7 Iltret9 ;1 1 • • NY' incy #tid , .41,0 fil••• LORD Cff I.VRERLAIN'S OFFICE, Jay es; 13111• Orders for the Court'• going into mon rning, on Sunder next, the 516ti0 ne.t.ant, for the late Queen I),,,w a rr of Sweden, vl2. Th e Lulu.* In wear black silk, fringed or plain linen, while clime., oeck:aces and ear-riogr, black or white oboes, en., and tippets. qq— Win le or grey lognioes, tabbies or Amman. Tra Gentlemen to wear bkek, full triraxd, fringed o► plain iiran, black swords and buckles. Moire-re—Gt. y frocks. Tile l'..urt ch..nge the mourning op Tbdrsaor. • the 3911 i iiiet. . The Collie, to wear black silk or velvet, colollre4 ribbons, fins anti tipurte,ur plaid white. or *bile god or "bile and sderr staffs, wish black ribbons. Thr Ge..llcineo 10 wear black coals; and Week of plain while. lir whirr and gold, or white end silver stuff waistcoats, till trimint el, coloured swords sod heckles. All4l Cols SUilliny s the Sid August next, the Court to go out of mourning. WINDSOR, JULY 26. Y-sterri.tv the Mike 0f YORE vi4ted Princess :Com, 4. at Ihv Gook. The Peinersi SOPHIA of GLOUCESTIia IS forl a tlsit tO the Prinerss Soeisis. Lord AUDEN is iii osinslg on his Ms.lisrt. T. 114.4 .11.er 41 vole service was perform ed, Priotcss Soren* took her usual airing to the pd. k. Y. , terflay, at two o'clock, the Provost of K.ois College, Ciro' .m_ge, arrived, attended ky t.o etamitiers. They were received by the Provost of E nl, and M otters of the Schools, .esid were gr , r.rol by the Seiseor Skolars in an elegant Latin oral, ,s, on pr.ceethog to the College quadrangle. Al ilitre 0'c1.4.k a large party sat down to an elegant ref rsivnent ni the Provost', 11411. In the evruiug tie- peeing gentlemen had their usual ,ports ou the fie 'sees, thr King's birth-day. . the young gentleuteet of Eton Col. loge break up, THE DUKE OP GLOUCESTER. On Thrtrsilay night, alum, half past aloe, his Hera High. OPUS Doke of GI .seesler, :weeded by C.tlitel the limo. Will I 'Ai 3.1 Draenon Guards; Major Sir nrclii. 3,1 Gamed.; .rod Major Curio., 24th Licht torsi.. . ari wed at Port.nouth, to ember hin the Splines l•411'11111 VC 10f, C. l i fur she roan of Fraser. His lit vii Hugh "Ss soul sidle &hard at half vat tea, with Lard H waist of Effingham, so the Lientertant Governer% Ihnisa. osiiriwit. waist ifter ten o'clock, has loyal High. Nl*/ ve. r.r.4 rd t.. she New Sally-port by Lard ?toward. • tiwntzr I antolnal, ikr when he eraharked, ander • royal shit-. A-el puervie.l on board the /pastas, which ship stand tiro. rod inuardratrly after pi sorter way, add ▪ 1.,r Hirst and Roardesax ; frays which latter plat* his hi.• II t w.ll proceed on a tour of Fraser and Italy, ins ndi.ir. m ini- T iny, to visit Rome, the place of his Hi. Royal Htehttroes reeeptien at Pertainonth was ..irrh as because his high rash aid internally esteemed *As, as trr. Tiu - . QuLEbt.—Yestertioy the report of her 314.- J ESI Y +ll.- - .‘ The Queen leo had a vtry pod night, tad Continuo much the same to-day." r S r‘ire was pH-formed at Carlton-house, 'lgenlay. by the Kee. F. W. BLostseao and the Er,. Dr. STANIER (-LAM& The Duke . Duchess of CLAftetice left to , %n p-cerd.y rooming ..bout ten o'clork fur Kew, awl d. -rd with P.i..ce isuPot.D. The Duke 1111/1 Duchess of KLICI was expected in town last Light. 'll.e Utak,. and Duchess of LEtNITER left town yestt Om,' 'horning fur Oakley, Bedfordshire, on a tiPil to the ALtrquis and Marchioness of TAY ISTOCK, itt will remain (or a week, awl then proceed to do- F.atl of Fl•easnatom's swat, lelviorton, Der tor a trw days, ou their way to Ireland. The E.ol tool Countess of LIVERpOOI, enters Imi.rd a I•trty of distinction yesterday, at their seat, Comb Vl . nott, llw Eit! and Countes of Hstaysto?oll lease moo It. morrow; hi• Lordship on a visit to the blairluts of TAVISTOrn, at his seat, Chtklry, Bed foribtorr; and to it frw days her Lady►hilp to her seat, Eira•too, Derbyshire. The enunternii of CNA aLEVILLIt had a grand inusiral i•ariy on Friday night, at her house on Pic ealillt•-terrace, •t which several of the Foreign Ainhi;sesdisri usul Ministers, and a tinuterous assent ht.ge of fashionable., were present. Sir GEORGE Sat presided at the grand piano-forte, and con ducted tl,e convert. ARRIVAL —Pis Thursday the Marquis of Doti cut, Irons lady. Lsdy Fitattteoft will hare an assembly to morrow rwei.j.."- at her house in Grosvenor-square. Lady Waimea'. assembly, on Friday evening, in Grover...it-street, was attended by about 200 (fur logunhed fashimiables. The COIOMPIy to visit Arundel Castle on the *et kly .Ise--day, Monday, has. for several weeks I' 'welt extremely iiiimerons and elegsid. Jams,. Jut., IL—Yesterday the Lord Bishop a Es MAMBOS', arreved at Guernsey from Wry. wont', it, ills Tiber Cap•:iin DAcrtes, and I 'V a bolsi e from the guns at Castle 0.. Moody his Lordship is expected iirre. Four thousand persons have given in their boors for Coi,tirmistarm ; i.e incri-tor ir. the eirious branches of ohr ne prover is.t . iiritt.ilalslet l .rn""""l" t i of la p;eallar 111111r0VernellI% in th e "tir bl hr.. Ihr d0pi..11411 foreign. to enter smile , of Hut I' o ' le 'pint, to , . Ilse, *aunty 1.. ramie, (Iv Racal &routed • to Englanil, im a. afti , .g. i.s Ilre Continental Papers, t Ailireatiirera wive( the na.a.st Puri, ( and i f .•r all a Z".I to th , ri I6r I.olllrri, .4111.,Hfr thr TWO IN Izra '130 . 00 01 mill thr IH irehir • abaft may he lir vrn lucAlay, 44 there ate no tined Priam, and only 9,0110 . tom • PASHIO.V.4BLE D Prior Esirrimsy, from hi. residence, Chanfl4s4treet, for the Cositioriit. The Marchioness of Racier, from her house hi Privy- Gorden., for her seat iu Kent. The Earl of Cpilot,, from hi. house in Huntaigne•equare, hie his seat &Ise, Forest, Norlhaneptonsline. Earl and Countess Msemers, from their boom in Parton.- sirpore, for their seat in N.sitioghanuihere. The Erin of Menet, fruits the Clamant Hotel, Boud oir's. fur his seat in Kent. The Earl .4)ersey. filial his house in ierkeley-meare, tar hie sent dwelt, Park. bonnier Criei.less baininore, frost her honer io tilioseeih. place, fur Twithentosni. tie Earl eYWrit/grunter, from hi. Iso'use in Groorroor slquairr, fur Itis seat in Herts. The Cuunt• se of Aylesfora, fines !Mr bons. in for her seal at tilansenre. Yiectient Hayward, frost his hoist in Groareaor.egiare, for Ins sent in Lard & Asspb, [rare Dover-street, ror Asbbisrabisaoplace, 1111/11M. Lard (1-saloon'', frost Salisbury Hotter, Arliogtowsireelt fur lissfirld, Lard Marvin. from his house Is Cseendisb•s4affe r for bis seal is Ireland Lard Rivers from Ms house in Chesterield.ut►eei, for bis seat Hare Park, Newmarket. Lord Foikstime, from Lower io Berks. Sir M Lopes, Bart. from his house in Arlington-street, In, his prat. sear Plymouth Admiral Wells, from Frustum's Hotel, St. Jamer"s-street, for his seat in Same:. The Mt. Mr sad Mrs. Darrell, for their seat, Langley, Hest. Hoe W. Elphinstoire, froiti his house in Upper Harley. street, for his seat East Lodge. Hue. Charier sod Lady Dioneourbe, from their hose io Arliostou.street, fur their seat Dalicombe Park, York shire. fur his seat T. J Drake, Esq. M P. from Albemarle-street, for his seat is Bweks. Mr. and Mrs. %trades, front the Clarendon Hotel, Botta. slnet, for the Comtism*. SOUTHAMPTON. JULY 23. The Chesterfield packet, from Southampton to Havre. Sailed on Friday with about 50 passengers, amongst whinn were— Lord William Russell, Sir Cordon brownwoad and family Rear-Admiral Sir Wm. Hotham and family. Gen. Wyatt, Cal. Lanudon Nr. de eretun and Lady, J. Harper, Esq. S. Spurrier, F..;q. ice. On Monday last the Duke and Duchess of Rutland and suite passed thrdugh this town on their way to the grand regatta at the Isle of Wight ; they slept at the Dolphin Inn. The following are also arrived at the Dolphin Inn this week : Sir Gordon and Lady Drummond and family, Sir William and Lady liothant and family, Sir Gregory and Lady Way, Lady Anna Thorpe, Lady Mu? Shigietoo, Lord Claneril liam, Lord John Russell, Bir Wm. Oglander, the Honenrable Spencer Cowper and Lady, Captain and Ellis, %W -ham Wyndham, Esq. sad family, biked Graves and family, Littledale, Eaq and family, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, T. A Smith, Churchill, Wellesky, Ward, wh i n e y, Adam*, Ears. and many other fatblunablea. I.l i . 'tip') Highness the Duke of York, accent. ;rallied by Mr: Warwick Lake. arrived on Monday last, at Broadlends, Lord Palmerston's seat, near Ronsaey. *here his Royal Highness was met by a large party to dinner. On Tuesday he took an air isig in the Fo►est, sccompanied by the Ea►l of Cavan (*ho come over from Eaglehursti, Lo►d Polinerstoth and Mr. Lake, when his Royal High. liras was in excellent health and spirits, and ex pressed his delight at the beautiful woods and ►cenes through which hr parsed. LT P DWI; avr. JuLY 23.—This village *as yester day a scene of bustle allied gaiety that has not been exceeded for many years. His Royal Highness the Duke of York, who came into Hampshire to settle business respecting the forest rights, arriv ed here shout four o'clock in the afternoon. His Royal Highness alighted at the King's House, where a sumptuous dinner wits provided by the Gentlemen of the Hunt, at which venison and every delicacy of the season abounded. The des sert consisted of pines, and the choicest fruits that could be procu►ed in London. The wines were excellent. Previous to dinner his Royal Highness held a Levee, at which were present Lords Cavan and Palmerston, Mr. Pickering, of Fox Lease, Mr. Morass., Captains Ayscough and Hardyman, of the Royal Navy, Mr. Mitchell, of Mount Royal, Colo nel Daniell., Mr. Eyre, and all the Gentlemen of distinction in the neighhourinicid. The Ring's House had not been honoured by the presence of royalty for mussy years past. All the villagers appeured dressed iii their holiday elothes.tis witness the arrival of his Royal Highness, who we were rejoiced to see in most excellent health and spirits. Mr. Nicoll had his line pack of hounds, with the whippers-in, displayed on the lawn, before the house ; and the whole was the most gratifying scene we have a long time wits arses. His Royal Highness I ttttt oared the mansion of Mr. Sloane with a visit. on "Tuesday, where he partook of an elegant entertainment. His Royal Highness returind to town, accompanied by Mr. Warwick Lake. Ifts Royal Highness the Duke of CI A RENCE he. been pleweed to eppoltat GEORGE PRI NO, of asmwersmith, to be one of the Surgeoha Extreor. Binary to his Royal Higlielesi. On Tuesday a large party of Freeholders dined at the Star fun, Lewes, to celebrate the re-election Of Sur GobearY WLISSTEII, as our of the Repre sentatives of the county of Susses. Sir Gotwat:v, by special invitalion, was present. l'lte chair wad filled by Sir LIEN at LILAC/MAY. Friday about eighty gentlemen of this city and its miglihourbood, fierholders of the county of lient, dated at the . Fountain Tavern, in celebrati o n yf Sir EDWARD KNAICIMLL'S sixth return for the county to railiainetir, Dev.oss, E.q. in the Choir (Sir Jowls llostwoon being prevented at tending by indisposition). The disinet was served in MI. WRIGHT's hest style, accompanied by churn iiaigne aud other choice witirs.--/Coaterboiry Paper.) Last week, one of the show-booths in Leeds fell in the midst of the iierformnitee. One child about three years old, bid its head co dr•-adfully crushed as to cause Its death almost instantly; two others vere much bruised, but are in a finr way of rem very : one of the female peifnniers received a slight wound In the head. It is sii.pected that the cords had been cut by some ',MIMI% for the purpose of ( - renting witotuot ti.i.ehief. The lanwittable result ought to be considered an awlul warnit.g. THEATRES. • 1t.% V SIITiK ET. Mr. CO LH We amusing Airce, of X Y. Z. was performed. - Saunter e vent ,- - fur t;,. first tune at this theatre. It was written, some years ago. for the Covent-garden Massagers—b ut , after its first representatiois, two of the proprietors 4Z the (lay market obtained an injunction from the Loan CHANCELLOR, to present its being again represent ed on the winter hoards" on the ground that Mr. Comsat', by a specific agreement, was to exec, his dramatic talents solely for **e [benefit of the Hay market Theatre. 1n consequence, the farce of X. Y. Z. continued to hang in rum, between the two theatres, like MAHoInET'S torah between two lond.stones, until late in the list season, when it was played several times et Covent- gar d en , toad it has at length bee.. enlis ted amongst the bola of lively pieces with which the proprietors of this theatre amuse its numerous visitors. The humour of X. Y.Z. is almost entirely drawls from that fruitful source of laughter—erialtiopc. Bonin: Alielross, an Americas, !manager, beating up for recruits. inserts an advertisement in a Morning Paper, in which he states his readiness to engage a lady, for a certain line of characters, on liberal term*. Answers are requested to he directed to "X.Y. Z. Old Slaughter's Coffee-house." Neddy Bray, abl dering country 'Squire, advertiser, at the same time-, for a wife ; and stales also. that letters in am ewer must be directed to "X. Y. Z Old Slaugh ter's Coffee-house." Noseias Aildross receives the letter intended for Neddy. in which Grabblefon, a scheming attorney, describes his ward in language whith Roseius conceives to refer to the lady's thee trical abilities—and In Neddy Bray is handed on epistle from Dora Mnonwell, all actress, who is anxious for an engagement with the American ma nager, and writes to him on the subject. The dia logue to which these two mistakes gives birth—the wrong parties helion in each instance, introduced to one another—is smart, spirited, and pleasant. The Characters are ably coat. Mr. LIS Yowl Ned. dy Bray is a richly comic delineation of rustic ab surdity, the offspring of a total estrangement from decent society. It is an excellent exemplification of Lord CHESTER . FIELD's description of " a bash ful fellow." Mr. RusseLL rattled through the part of Aiblross with great gaiety. Mr. ToRELT, as Ralph Hearpseed, displayed a considerable ports lion of sly humour. Mrs. DAYRNPOIT'S Der Memwell was eaceedingly laughable. The Toter. view between her and Mr. LIsTON elicited peals of applause. The talents of Mr. CoNNWR, Mr. WAYRINSON, Miss E. BLANCHARD, and Mrs. CON NOR, by whom the other parts were represent ed, were very successfully exerted. The house was crowded. ENGLISH OPERA. The operatic drama of Sharp and Flat was per formed here on Saturday evening. The part of Salaams Shit:plait was sustained, for the first time, by Mr. HA RLEY. He appeared in it to, great 'deans loge. The rich comic humour which he displayed is every scene excited constant laughter. This Geo. Orman is beconie one of the first favourites, and most efficient actors on the stage. The piece was followed by the Grand Ballet of La Perasise. This interesting speitacle increases nightly in attraction. The novelty of the natter American Indira war. retire. their uncouth dances, and savage dress WWI manners, are highly interesting and striking.—To this is to be added, the pleasure derived front the perfect representation of truth and nature, where it is the reality sad not the imitation we contemplate, and the propriety of the colouring and justness of the picture cannot be questioned. The pantomime of Mr. T. P. Cuote, in La Perorse, and of his little friend Chlaipansee, displays good action, and proved highly entertaining. The piece, on the whole, has been revived in a manlier that does credit to the ma nagement of the theatre. The house displayed, as usual, ass elegant audience. We have lately no ticed the following, with parties, to the splendid circle : - -- - The Duke and Dlithess of Leinaler, Duke in Carlos, the Danish Ambassador: Ladies Holland, Strawy. and Ken nedy; Earl of Essex, Martinis of Worceste►, Marriott of Neutron, Earl of Skimaes, Lard, Harrington and Mel. bourne, Sir C. Grelrille, Men. Mrs. Arbuthnot, Hun. Mrs. Burrell, Hon. Mrs. Villiers, Mrs. Wyndham', Mrs. M. Hoare, Mrs. Fox, Honeurabk Wk. -Rowley, Mr. Wellesley Foote, Hononrable F. Lambe, Ofted Elliston, Major Scott War ing, ice. Ac. Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Ditches. Of KENT intend to honour the Haymarket theatre with their presence this evening. A stage-box will be decorated to receive them. Mr. and Mrs. WALLACK are now on their way to America on a professional tour. Mr. I.V.stAtctt had acquired considerable reputation at Drury-lane Theatre. Mrs. WALLACK has a profess I repu tation to acquire. The lady, however, is the daugh ter Of Mr. J. JOHNSTOk, and that certainly be ipeaks her a child of promise. Several material alterations are making in the Covent-garden cotnpany, preparatory to the re opening the theatre iii September next. SiNcLain has given in his resignation ; Miss S: Boons, at we lately stated, is rale upon a professional tour for several months ; and the name of Mrs. Eau- TO* no longer appears in the prompter's list.— Among the new arrangements are those of Miss KELLY. Mrs. HILL, Mr.. I)IC(ONS, Mrs. YATES (hum Dublin), Miss SOKIKTILLE, Mr. PINS, late of Drury-lair; and a Mr. HUNT, from the country. The wholE of the baud, with the Excep tion of Mr. WAas, tile leader, and two others, are d.schtrged. Frid iv afternoon three men, ethployed in the chalk-pot. at Otfliam, near Lewes, belonging to G. SHIFFNER, Esq. M.P. were killed by the sud den f.ill of large masses of chalk, and several others were seriously hurt. Yesterday se'nuight a shark, nine feet long, was seen in Southampton river; opposite ; It followed the course of a host !Witte time, going down the river, wheat it ssaa lost sight of. On the night of Wettaesday week, or Thursday Morning; Stone villains broke into the Vestry of Queen•street Chapel, She ffirld, and stole thrreout some seine abut two bottles), the Minister's hymn-ho. k, some candlesticks. and t h e greatest part of the hl .ck cloth which covered floe pulpit at the time of general moo. 'l i ng be e file late Princess CUAKLOTTE of Watts, leaving Ustiy the cushion Cm, t, and our Of IIWU piece.; wtuch *cre IsJuud round with fringe: • 11.11ZITARI" PENSIONS. • • WARRANT Fur continuing the 'Penal .n of the Widow of an Ofiieer of the Land Furera, ontiritistandting her being married again ; and for allowing the to the Widow of an Oftetr dying ou the Hall-pou, although her marriage may bare taken place after he was put uu Ilalf-pay. • Groan, P. R. LT Nro ROYAL 11161191 ti. TNT Myer RratiT OP TRr • • . ORITZD RIM:MoiI OP ORKAT mOITAIN ♦NO :ORLAND. Whereas, by the Regulations now in force fur the Pay wieut of Pensions to the Widows of Officers of one Lind Forces, the Widow of an Officer open bring married again ceases to be eastithul to the Pesiiitin; and the iViduvr of au Office: dying Oil Half-pay, is rrecluded front obtaining the Pension, unless she was married to him before he was re. dared, or plied on Half-pay, IT IS OUR WILL AND PI.EfSUR E, sod we are graciously pleased,ln the name and on the behalf of his M-tjesty, to Order, that, (ruin and after the date of Ibis Warrant, the Widow of al Officer of our Land Forces shall continue to receive the Pension thit shall have been granted to her, entwillistantling she may be married again: And that the Widow of an Officer, who had been placed on Half-pay by reductinnor iu consequence of disability, after having served fur net :rim thin titter yeas. on Fnll Pay, and without reetii tug' any difference by ca villing', shall be entitled to the Pint-ion, although she was nut married to him until after he had been rettaced, or so 'placed on Half-pay. Given at our Court at Carlton-House, this ; Eighteenth day of June, 1818, in the Ftfly-raglith Veer of his Majesty's Reign. By Command of his Royal Highness the Yrinc.- tirgent, iu the name and ins the behalf of his lajesty. PA LM E125701`i. ISLE OF WIGHT REGATTA. COMM :OLY 25. The Isle of Wight Regatta !which increases in aplendour and attraction every year) conossenced un Thursday, by the procession and review of the pilot vrionds. Niue of them started for three prises, sailing three heats round the hnssys off Cowes (about 15 nailer). The two he'd heatc were cl ds ly contested by I.oug's vessel. of Yarmouth, and Cawle's, of Nettle/done, and won by Long, apparently, front his pos sessing a superior knowledge of the odes. Castle's resale% came iu second. About 30 gentlensen's yachts (of the Ytt.'bt Club), and an immense number of other vessels and boats of all descriptions, crowded the busy and interesting scene, which was not is little increased by the presence of the. Prince Regent% yacht (the Royal George), which came Saila from her anchorage at Spithead, having on board Earl Spencer, Mr Tierney, and • lam party of distinguished persons, friends of and the Hon. Charles Paget. The Yacht Club Members (about forty) afterwards dined at the Marine Hotel (Lord Grantham in the Chair), where a most sisropte•us entertainment was provided for theari and their friends. It it impossible not to congratulate the coun try and laud the feeling which influences many of our most distinguished Noblemen and great Landholdess, so promote these interesting naval spectacles. There is annictlsing in the sight beyond the mere gratification of the day. It is giving stub a direction td our pleasures, and seeking them from such Marcel, as, independently of the healthful effects, is connected with our national character as • great naval pones. The name of Ines Royal Highness tile Prince Regent stands at the head of the Royal Yacht Club—f o llowing are the Dukes of Cleves*. sod Gloucester, and 158 Noblemen and Gentlemen. At the last meeting, Lord Keith, Sir Tho mas Berrie, Adm. Halkett„ and Sir Lucius Custis, were elected honorary members. The yachts of Ilse following Gentlemen were now present : W. Curtis, Esq Captain Symonds, Captain Graham, Hon. W Hare, B Wardell, Esq. J. Shakespeare, Esq. S Cliallen, -- Geismar, Eaq. C. Aylmer, Esq. 11. A. Herbert, Esq. W. Gave* Esq awl. C. Pagel, J. Gord o n, Esii. Sir G. Thomas, Ba n. Captain II Ammo!, S. P. Peach, Esq. Co. hotel Whiteley, Lord Grantham, .1. Lindegren, EPq. J. Fa sakerly, Esq. T. A. Smith, juu Esq. Joseph Weld, Esq. W. Baring, Esq. Rev. C. A. North, Sir W. Curtis, Batt. Hon C. A. Pelham, and Lore Fitzharric On Friday this aquatic gay scene was recommenced by the yachts sailing in procession round the buoy of the Bramble, and bad' to Cowes roadstead—a pleasing sight. A sailing wiatili then took place heti/ern the five prime fleet vessels that had won first Writes its the course of the last five years—for • grand silver tankard, given by the town of Cowes; which was won by the Pallas, Long, of tar month (the winner of yesterday's pritr). An ordinary and a ball, at the Marine Hotel, which were both numerously at tended, chided the reciand day'. enteriainment. On Saturday (this day) three silver cups were sailed for by the !Stites vessels; owe, containing three pints, was won by Cork, of the Mysore, of Nettlesione ; the quart cup, by it e w ar ei vessel ; the pint, bar Mitchell's. The rowing match fur purses was won by Lord Grantham's galley. The close of this truly national spectacle was glitch as to give earnest of unprecedented Interest 10 the nee anniversary. ScAostooourm, JVLT ft.—There ore daily new arrivals. Amongst those of the week, the Dumiger Duchess of NEWCASTLE, Gen. Casurvaii, Sir G. Cdults, Burt. sod family, &c. &c. In consequenc:_. of the appearance of a Thom abundant crop of apples in Jersey, cider is 11001 selling in that Wand at one penny the quart. NEW Orii.—We were this rooming (Monday) favoured with a .ample of this grain, of very prime quality, brought to market by Mr. J. OntscoLL. • firmer in the north suburb., and purchased by Mr. ti. K. FEATH, at 50.. per barrel. The seed for this was ploughed in the 4d October; the produce has been so favourable, as will induce Mr.DittscoLL to sow in acres in the ensuing September. We uaderatand Mr. FBAS% will have his purclisie enli vened into meal for Saturday's market.—/Cor# Mercantile Chronicle.) At Ross Wool Fair on Mondrie, there was a good monument of different kinds of wool, but not so large a quantity as Usual at this time of the year. The trindcd wool *old from 28s. to 36.. per stone ; lambs ditto, from e 6.. to 44.. Or ditto. The spew of cattle of the prime sort was smell, and they sold well ; but of inferior cattle, the sale was very dull. Sheep met with a ready sale at good prices. For horses these wee little ilerisand. doe of the Briglithn packets, which strived from Franct on Tuesday, brought over 70,000 egp. The to:der of Lord Geoid': LEseol, at Le vant Lodge, Sussex, was ou Monday last rubbed of its eatables. On Thursday an inquest was taken by Mr. TODD, at the parish nt Little Snrnhorne, Diary ou View of the body of THustas DAY, sou of Mr. Oat, r 'inner ut horses at Stockbridge Down, who was thrown from a potty on which lie was r!ding, and from his foot hooking in the stirrup, he was (bagged a considerable distance., whereby hr ii o s so much bruised on the head and other part. of the bole, as to cause his instant death. Verdict—Accidcmial Dedth. COURT .11.411T1A L. ' At a Gencril Court Martial held it the Cape r . ..f Good Mope on the 2tith of Janaary, and cipititosed by ail; mirn meals to the lih of retriiary following, lietitriintit Lehi Attach, of the to bmisoi.“ or th.• Cf;th regiment, r. :is arraigned for harioz go•nds on credit at the pehlie end from ■everal ri:erchanis in Cape ■n iononsit beyond oily snouts he nail, Ar 'sac in expectation a having, ito defray seek onrclisses; . ftetil also ilefraoiling divers pr:. $Olllll in Care Town, in having (Arsine I r ,.nds oat erect', as statod in the Aro 'charge, end immediately aft^r troposinz of the seine below theme vellic, timid applying the proceed" to his Awn ure. Of which chirp's the Court *ere • that he is Guilty, sod did sentence hint to be eftehicriil. Th Prince Regent has Bern poleaxed to approve the Mil_ tence - of the Cosset ; sad' the Coor.inewitx-iti-Chief mlmn et., that the firegning ehaeg.T. tozether slur the "emetic,, entered in the General Order Reek, end read at Use bead a every regiment in his Meirsly's err:vice. 111 - 114ANCUOLE CASE. A few days ago • poor woman, of the name of Wix, wan sitting, with ber child at. her breast, on the steps 1 asho i r to the sirer side, near Rochester Bridge. sprear d to be in a aisle agree/ neilatoun and •distress, and Is pies ciunsly bre., nsking charity in Rochester. At one o'ciiirk drat usisr o wsg •she was seen near - St. Alaresr. t's clitirrh, and at two she was fonsid drowned, with tit infant in her aims, by a fisherman; shunt a hi:inked y.srila above Itoclie , irr Britlice. There is sionctbase prcsilisrly ilistressing.in 11e na,l story of this pour *Tinian. For w emisidecible tiny, in. hos_ hand, an intlustrioue man, of r I rh4racter, with it 1.. tittsaily, anti by trade n cnrdenter, has been linable to any regular cmployinent ; and his family have, roost wren tly endured such prisahosyi, and sid,c,rs d sot Is distress, flint y btive.experiesseed the euircenities of misery, till had and tnelaiteholyhelings,crused a fever ut attack The mother and the chips-eel ware squally a prey to the •!is. order ; and it teal the influence of the delsrisem,• in duced by the reser, that lice lissfortuissie wiraisn left, Isiir huuse, , vsilli the inteusiwn, it is supposed, of getting rid sot list eitl.deuce and Is* ikilu ries altogether. THE HARVEST. • New wheat wateOld it Guildford en filitlf:Lr, at 965. pzi quarter. The harvert is :11 * WI filagree*. 'flatly fields of wheat Lave been reaped in varions t ipota of One enmity, and f the flattering appeirmicek more tit ain rage grim la confldrittly art chid A n a plixlit ratios.' tiele b. th ee cru i se s however, hops, tit the eagiter of 5...., x , loten greatly imlTereil from the fly, and the crops of oat. and barley will; we fear, lie VP, y 'Mort. • At Artiti4l market the !Me., were—wheat, to to 19/. per load ; barley, 404. to 56ti per quart , r; oats, 33A. to 3bs. per quarter; flour, 1-.9.1 per gallon. The wheat hare. at hate commenced generally in tt.is . . . _ . neighbourhood and in thi. comity. A sick was made in the faun of Holloway, Esc' at NOMA'S!, on W.. 11,111.1 I y ; it the earliest that has beeu tut and made 'bete dm lag sloe last bait century. ~The quality of the wheat th,..m tt iv t . r s 't i e county is exertion!, and the epaulet) most abundant.— Hampshire Ttle u iaph ) Ou Saturday last a remit Wile fine held of rotas.. ra %A eat!' was cut at Slielwiek, ni or H. reforil. The caner ealeolstes the produce will be about 3tt bushels per. acre. The Inn vest Ihrongliont this country is trtioret.d tit !•.e oatmeal:ally and the wheat is particular!) fine. The Ire rain wall mate, 1.414 benefit the barley, clover, and witerop., sh!eh have hitherto severely 'off ered I y the euutimied drought, awl certainly is many places amtioSed a very i!roossit•lug lOW peirance. The potatoes, now bi come a very Important part of our agrisoltunil produce, will at..t e‘pesiesice she most beneficial effects (rum the rain, and it; th- h o p. assist diehards tt will be likewise of great sies•aer. TIo- s hispv. where the bine is strong, have V. ry pttititl 5f bnt in some places ;here 7:rent eaireplaiiit that several plants have died. The apple crop will lie aboudiu.:t rn many initiations, but by no 1111(1111/ ass large :Is was .011 s•IM calcalated spun , and in several oirlonds the produce a slt be very small; the (slut, howeser, wilt he ormarkatily fine. and is expected to produce excellent cidtr ---.'Skreerabeary Pripir.) • Siostletcn, JULY 24. _Our lauds have become greatly parched sip,. anti the late sown turnips are chiefly take is oft br. tie Ay sup stun a. they cpme up. The wheats are, jet oreutnal, fins, and "ire lur ggggg brows ; a kw acres, on very reposed situations, Lave heels cut. •uil sothe oats aid pesos, .hues' already been ears 1 , 11 ; a simple of the latter was nhewn at Lung Seristion marks I on Tuesday last. The harvest, however, pill slot li.cssinegene. sal before the end of next iireit Caccia on. Slut vs re , toile the barleys look better titnu coedit have been . considering the extreme drought, and the little rails that Isis fallen in some place", where the uphold pastures mall the second crops es. clover are almost scorched up. NISI folk i 4 niore celebrated for tutisipvtlimi ppplr. , yet the tress in most of our °schuss's and gardens are well loaded w (roil, a n d the fines on the walls never exhibited a finer mop 31811 C or grapes ; and if we should have (as hits beta presOrted) a cue. cession of but ituiteriterei, like the pre ego, Ilse cultism ,i ~ , of the view will probably become as object of more attention . in this island. At an additiolial proof of the inc f our f - reign commerce, the doi k cloths of Liverp. 0 1 , Which were in 11117. 73..1099f. 16.. 4.1. leave tie a year risen to 98.633/. Si. 3d.; being an increase of e 2,638/. lip. lid. Should the melancholy eient occur of I er MArEi. +VS dettl;W, it is not of necessity that the slew Var.. 'lament should meet on the 4'h of August, the day on which the writs are returnable. By the 38 - 11 of the king, passed just before the dissolution of the late Parliament, it is enacted, that ' tf such case happen, the itEl2lM+ shill forthwith cause to he is sued and published a Proclamation sender the Great Seal aforesaid, declaring hat such case hath hap. pealed, and requiting such new Parlianietit tit con vene and sit at Westminiter either ep on Me dug appointed by such Writs of sumo.... fioatem• Wing the slew Piirliainelit, or wpm stone day li, le Mentioned is icicle Proclamation. ant! tiring ItYitlars tidy days, to he computed from the date of such Proclamation." Ott Tuesday last three bars *eta to bathe in the Trent, at Stoke; daring each 064 to wade the deepest, they gat out of their depth, aud all three 4e.e drowned ! On Friday ev*ming as Jon* num., a film hoir alma nine yeali old, whys,. 1 irents resists iti Queen-street, Riiin-gate, was balling twar tit,. East Pier, with a her of other boy., hi. •.nt of his depth, sod attegipting to get tcw irds :lie Ii• ad, where the tide is strange-it, and c ihses edth, the poor little fellow had beets stibeglitig some time before .it was observed that !ie ass its danger ; hoe, however, went to hi; issistatice and ,light sinking; the usual ream w. re ref...t0...1 to I,or whoring life, but without effect : weal tent sit. more afflicting to his Oat:ruts te, hr wai the 0..1y out of six children. Qn Tlitirsday bins in:, wlAst two tiots bathing at Gillingham, one of ihrn,. o!Co (viola not swim, got nut of his depth, is d; hr. ii nn dun gei of dtowsitog, his companion, who could sw sit; scent to his inn:lst:ince, when the hist aitui, tot hold of bun, forced hint limier w airr. a. d P% vett himself but drowned h fro nt ; every rtLtrt wife inside to restore niiiirniiion to the hod!, ..linen c. old a nu ci t ui l a se ,te fo r u o ii r d nt t i ol Ilioiturl:3.ll;uht"-wHiihoukti:i7t. trust .: Ai