The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-25 00:00:00

Bat admitting the canes to be similar (and knows they are not). M►. PZICIVAL bin itate ppeil his precedent, and placed the Prince ,i.ssio a worse sit uation than the planet 1788. ra left three Royal Dukedoms at his dis rm. the Dukedoms of Cumberland. Sussex. Age; while the present plan does sot b o n one, ao not eyed the filling up of the of the 1t... is the Tower !—for if it should l'rovideoce to deprive the country of that -Ong which it enjoys in Mr. PIIICEVAL. resent occupant, surely no person could re tia it would be necessary to t..e service of it to appoint a successor ! But it would ir k to seek a justification in the precedent of ,4e that only existed us theory-1 ease p r actically tried—sa case cnnceived in jea sad euePicionv and prejudice, artfully fo. a gainst the Prince of WALES by an Id and artful Minister, who had dirposed i r dour titles in five years of office, and only in his plan the weans of facilitating :tars to power—who had propcsed by his go iuto Opposition with ■ll the inflarnce ` t own at his beck, leaving the Regent a mere a were shadow of • King, with ill the of executing the lows, without the graces fries that render the Executive desirable : rfectly convinced, that where the E seen sittetiter King, Regent, o r p r oi rc t or , i, a the country roust suffcr ; and that the pro• of the country, during the whole coarse of :ory of England. has alw iy 4 keiit pine with Is, energies, and virtues of the Executive. aichever of these denominations it may have rxrirosed at the time, whether of • Protector (WELL, or of a Kinn. with the deepest regret we communicate in- A* the Ina" of two fine frigates, the Nymphs Pans, mt Toe-day night, at the mouth of the Ilse following disot.a.ing particular. are Pon Ilse letter of an Officer of the Royals. to :Iriaou is toss:— DIJN•AIt, DEC. 19. 1810. 401 r coast presents a dreadful spectacle of the re d, of two line frigates, the Pales of SI guns, iyiap4e of 36; the one a mile below Quisbar, Itite other three mile, further. Corning up the ,et half-past lea hot ii•glit, when at the rate knots an hour, they both ran aground on the sod exhibit a total wreck, the coast all with beams, driks. Forte only coven or eight men have lost their lives 10,14 who were brought on shore, and every • in vain tried for their recovery. The first Writ, was brought out apparently dead ; but au hour he ass an far recovered as to be to the Duche‘s of Rotten Rog's. tie is well. It was cloves ibis morniug before a old go to their assistance, although within sec!, length of the shove ; and the life-boat forty inn in it. Luckily only one was Ain, eft. 'Must of oar reginteut hare been there all day, isrl4,: thy lineal% and aisisting an far as they 1. The miserable appearance of the half ; ...Jerome% as they were carried ashore, was .Iro;oralde. Althnugh they had a pilot OH I, tiny mistook • brut :tan burning at Bros fqr the May-light, a.d the May fur the Bell LINAPAITI has thou4:it it necirtrary to enter j"-tiscitoon of his Burniii4 Decn•cs. An ar • tiatta t.oln Ainrtetdam, iu the the Dutch pa .. reritet weft' Eiigligh Statutes for the prohi m, hunting, anti cooliecatioli, i•f varii•u• fort ign ...iNctures. chiefly 'tuffs rad lilts of particular or. • T s riP. 74, a new ship. I flinched in tislOMetl • opout six months sint e, is ns , tered to he pre- J commu•sos and titled for a flag, sup .' fl for Rear-Admiral Dixon, as the Roby is i's ".l to ho fwid elf at Chatham ; at which port 4.l gate. 74, was lately plod off. Th e toilet, 41. late a %tore ship, has l•ern fsund ' 4 "ic..tkolo, and tirokrii up at Deptford. Mr. I. Want. late Master of her, is appointed to the Eft .t.ri•-ship at Woolwich. 1 . 41 Cram: frigate, launched ■ few slays since mlissco, is preparing 10r Cumiatssion, *I is gmnrd gibs-brig. which has had a repier. 1.-Pr from an Otfi , . et 0:1 the Staff or Lor.l ' :-INllTtlll'a scaly, dated the 25th of Novetula. r, :.11%. the folios lag words The reports tat . from the army a.... so on us. ram% that l dot.'t . 4 to give thew vreAtt ; bows. r, :no 14'4 is" that l' " l3 ewly hare be. w rri,ll.lrct %id, i• 4 0 ,00 corn; tiny stand a chaitce to get souther tight, I:3 quit event i do not doubt see shall hr •.sr 'lll. Owe con , b.ned f%ri-e 1. upward. 4'0),(100, the 'rimy, with thair iiicrea.e, a ill n o t be in , re. have loot a great istesiy . of %hi ir Orel 'woolen', •l • i!' the T. port of their itierenao, it it alto) 44061. Cut ..If a division of B,ooo—both throe re '' ire crrdtte( 4 ." - `•tte. APPOINTWITI —Capt. Fre.leviek •11.4nrin, to 4 . , *lke. vies 01.rer Capt. Alec Mil. r, t.. the Vol t'' ewe Watson, promoted ; (apt Blea ,, ir basset, to the 4 "W' ' Lieat Ge tee Ma, to the Safeguard gun brie ; v i " z Grresou tied, risen, prison-ship ; Unit. S Round', Lieut. N. Preston, C ,• Liao. Merlin, tic aLieut. IL Bowden, Christian VII. ; Lieut. Prove: 1, 4 40 's Tweed; Lieut. balsam, allsowriL Tartan. Capt. twasias b IM Phippe. a Oust of public Interest took place yesterday Ist the Court of Common Pleas. C"tliotradore BAlllult. the l ata Commanda r of ''''Cletopeake Glow. let at Norfolk in Wolter '" t • of as apoplectic tit. 41 m were raceire4 at Plymouth. oo Thursday, tomake a stature of ail the frigates fit for se% vi:e •11.10 port, aai to select sin% as eau tscolleo reu dY r— rw• the E est to reelsre the four "Vara lost off We de Passe its Auras/ hi". dr 4 1,1 ) Ili v it e %.,., I t_l_r f -, :4 4 , --- --4.-it vz .. -3 r f -, -,.. ',4 0 41 ORIGINAL POETR r EPIGRAMS. No. T. gravel's ov PIitACOTWO. " Coed Astor, a word," cried ais iniptudeat knave, " Do row know, is oar 'table, they style you the Grave' " The Grave' said t►e Doctor, " why where is the jest ?" " Why, they say that your hewers are always at rut No. 11. WONKY OR PAPER. No Paper! no Bullion !—while one silly ninny Will prove we are rich, though we have sot 'primes; Another, as idle and dull, is is haste To prove, by his writings, all paper is waste! . ts , Bat ol io km • anstePP l tt . Altai pieta left vit. the c ai ubtsdi ism wan • . of the I Prersw .. blessing rel ent 01 that it went idle to arc i3...icase Prietic an d at ,teJ igai Wows an i6F-four • ; le d onl, 301111 tt to g o in t ieCrowts of ea (holt les gh per' , ellsethe j u er, the t 41T Of till , . b•-or) of • poems eder o hUChe Mil 'Sen.' CIAWELN It is with teliiitenre of ad Pail.", Frith. Tot *km (ran te l airtaiu • slam COI eat: 01 tsa Fe l.rearpbe w hit othq hit, at hi dos knots etas, oad and wit !y wily it by h, vel Wail, 13 V •eutruant -• half as red to well. he. timid leo'.lea 111 fa kr il. `Most o IOV:44;, tl 2t. T trteeJ sr. nay .Trite A• ar i, tiara e 1 113.1NAPA 11:v jtl.l , is ,Blot i s pr., rem 00, but ▪ mfactu tin.u. J T r I Ply etpout panJ for to* , d for I , 1„ be E•lfit The I. t . 11l U. Wane ;IP .t.r. le Cr 10 r W mins at ik- S, fig . Ir, A Ir t• nor from 11• Ik e t„ 6111 'aeon) eI i`q. ae , ar I :I illa • t".i..11. •1 th e el re T. hl,, 1.. .; • t 111. • r 1 1 . Ire 1 • fig Apnea Pk , . nor r t Gtl . L 10 111 malt De • Na trim the Co Cama s le 1, cies, !re 44.4 • t, to to "sake 1 1 / 1 1 10 pi read, f- • gates A CHALLENGE. Mr. Eorron—As amongst *II the specimens of Letter wriliv, no exact rule has been laid down fur a Chun. nee, I now take the liberty of inclosior you one; winch, u awe is better resenibercd than pose, I seed as ender. MODEL or ♦ eIIIALLIVIGE. Stu, Since such a villain and scoundrel you've.been, As to blame roc unheard, and to stab me unseen, By oil that n sacred we'll have inch a tight A. shall put all the tales of Doi QuiLote to flight ! In vain from my piatol six intiks you'll crave— We'll fi;ht in a church-yard—well stand ow a grave ! With toy bowlsworil I'll hack you to atoms piece.maali I'll cot pot like capers—lll mince sou like veal! ?lot a limb of your dirty existence I'il spare, But sae harral of powder shall blow us to air ! Su that if our juiut friends come inquiring with sorrow, They will Sod loathing left but our Mean on the aleffllPW But 11.4.1!—I ant told I'm a sensibla maw— And some who are brave, disapprove of this plan So dropping all pistols, my broadsword, and gun, I only beg pardon, and now—l have done. The Queen and Printesars ELizaaeln and MARY ink an airing yesterday to Maidenhead, and throng:. Tat.i..w, Priucraa•a AUGUSTA and SOPHIA rode yesterday on ho...barit in Windsor Great Park. fur two hour.. are , .tipassied by Lady cuss. Lae, General CANTWRIUHT, r,.d Co'owl TAY Loa. Sunday the Prowe of Watts and Duke of CUMBERLAND arrived at Wind.or, and dined with the QUEEN. Patmcassra, and Duke nf CAMIIIPOE. Dnkr of CIIMBERLA ND ft Winti.or ye.iter day rucrning. but as .zpreted In retorts to keep his Christmas with Her MAJESTY. Yesterday or.iero were ',sued by Lord JOHN es Vlce-Ch mil...dein. 1 . 4. r the niouruing to chew no Sorority oh 6th of lumen . . Viscount Weeny/oats ...tended yesterday at St. Jamas . * Palace, as the Lunt in Walton, for Lord ST. HELEss. Mr. VoifilmeT and Sir: PaITTII intend to leace toWttinsday,ona visit to the Ho". T. BRAND, at the 1400. 183 HerifOrdalift, in 'mail the Chrism se Holid Lord and Lady Mace Keen and family arrived sesterday at their sew rasidence is, U l mer Seymour ; street, fr o m their seat at Bil,fi4l H Hera.. Th.- innger of the Opera Home has fivnurmi i Sir Ssutit: L iteMll.ll.Y with some hints on criminal ! law. A Lilly l'atrooe.s. who dares to saer:e, lit none. ices, should he nisiiiiliert from the Hou.e, and a forfeiture of 250 amoral. ! A. the Fail of PSTRRIttiRoUnII was passing through New Boaid.street last evenimc, in his ear ridge, it broke down: his Loidehip did Lot receive any itijory. The 1... i firth arrivals are : Collates, Beltnnre, Lewd Cavan, Lady Williams, Lady Dale ) m o le, Sir Henry Menuiv, Sir Fri derirk lister, Sir J. I Rwls, Sir J. C. II ippi.ley. Givers, Lefever, General Johnson, Geseral Leynalsso Maint!tkiereal and Mrs Itoherni, Lieut.. Gen. Baptise, Colonel G.eyon, Culsetel Buys, Colonel Flinn ' in;, Colonel and Ms. Gil l um-, Lieueesant!Coliinel Liene,Col Nash, %Nor Ritchie, Rev. Dr. Greenhill, Key Mr. Coates. . • Mr. great sciaestrian match will take place io a few days. to ride to Stamford in five hours. The bet 4500 pelotas to 200. and throttles was made good oti Saturday. Mr. Wawa bets the odds. and betting was yesterday 2 to I on time. A new work is in the p.ess. intitled. The Art of living splendidly on 4 fusing Can.-ens, is the anionnt of 30001. a year—dedicated to Mr. TAY Loa, of the opera-H. Mr. F.r.tisvon closed his engagement at the Seth Theatre on Saturday. in the parts of Dun Piliz, mud Joon iu the Farce of The Doctor and Apothecary. The Widow Fonts, for whose benefit Mr. CoaTas so liberally exerted his abilities • few nights since at the Brighton Theatre, received from the Matiarger, alter a deduction of the RI- Pasist.s—Elait r !!—(low moth more liberal to have pretreated ten pounds to this lady. thin to levy cootiibitiootts nn her Moods to make • benefit for the Manager! ! ! The Birioinghaus 11*.teatre closed on Friday last, with th revived Play of The Corntess of Salishary. for the itetietit of olr. *Casein'. The Asieiribly at the Laudon 1n... Plymouth. on Werti,eid iy last, was more than usual' y attetuliol 1w all the beauty and fashion of that town aid ll bourhourt. every carriage was in vervit.ition, sod noootraus virties from Duck. Stouelstio•e, Co. at tended, in consequence of • report that I.crivi Boa tragic and family were to be present : he d•,I out, however, attend, and the dtsappoititiornt to the cainpaoy was very yields. 11. , keep. bin... If much 5er1.1.4.1, and with the excerton of Testis to the Port- \dottrel, (;-nersl Enemata:l, and Lord fittaitisinstr, has seldom eppeared in nubile. Mr. the young Englishman of fortune who soma time since .ii..ippeareil rooldenly Irani Unblio. leaving his se.vants and eqotpeg- et Mo. itan's hotel, anti alter whom his frielois t. quired mast anxiously in vain, has at last hero henr.i of ta the Isle if Wight. The Governess of a cele brated Countess" also there ; awl the young Geo fictive.% Aare asit, who fattened him Lion Lott don to Mahlon. has stow gout to the Isle of Wight in omega of her lost sheep. A n iottresting Weft soy Ire s atisipeted *a tits meeting of the Lashes. POLICIL tau LDIN•Li i OTC. 21. i Sir 3 Altra SHAW, Sort. !,irling Magi. ithp ROBBERY OF ST PAUL'S CATOKONIAL. R.Len 110.0, see pet to the bar, under suspicion of bating twee emsceined in this noLliary •—l'lie viol, evidence semisive hitt. oar, that Le Lad by u vino!. vt .1 in that pea of the Ca ttle& il ghoul twelve u t i..o b e ' o f, re The 1'n.... r doitited .:II k..owleuce of the rubbers ;. hat. (mu' him °en account, lie appeared to be se idle and disso lute character. Tlie worthy Alderman cilarrve.l, three ens no evidence is support of his haring bee', cioicerot .1 io U.r sacrilege., atoll he therefore ordered that stir rtito.l4ff should •.e d;alla.iiirtil. soruh 11..ish, areal 71, ens chant' d by Joho,Recol, poi k• hotelier, of Neegate Maik,t, with attains' a piece of pork, weighing serest pounds. The Primmer sciuowledced the feet. luf pleaded neces sity and hunger iii mitigation: she said she had sot broken her fast fur two days. • Sir .1 •stra Anew, with that Arsonist feeling that be keg always shelves while sitting as a Magistrate, directed that ths l'risoner should be reunited for one week, sad then die charged. He observed he was thus lenient no SCEUIIIa of the great age of the Private% sod it appaartug that she sea actuated by want. nom rater,. Mr. RicAffrir, a liesiecie la His Msje.ly's Navy, who or stated Isis brought to town some short time since by flavett, the Officer, trans Sheerness, on a eh tree of forgery. 1441 undergone several examinations. This Genii...lna% who is is cu *tidy on sorb a serious charge, is of a lespectolda family ; hr b.is beau about 1 i Tram is Ills Majesty's sawn% and stands very high in his profonion ; he pectic...tarty die tunta,thed honied at Walcherea, and it is +apposed saved may a (wave life. At the time Rivett appreheadol bini, ha also had delivered into leis cestudy Mr. leekrt BM, so As tistaut-Sargeon, by Admiral !lumbar the Port Admiral. she bad been under arrest, by order of ;he Cosaninsioners of the Neel, in suspicion of a 'tinnier offrore. Emelt stopped at an Inn at Ruelwster with his ramose.% sad mat for die Landlord of the Clan Aline lam et Miaow to identity Ilse person of Mr. WS, be having hems 'apposed to he ro► ling op there at the time the fused Bill of Eachamat was tittered at Rochester. The landlord bruaght with him his bar-wood and a nom servant, +ben they all idootifieid Mr. Richsi. , s as the person th.it had hem et their boast by the name of Or Bell , i:iii they recollected his tablas a plate to go by the siege-cane% which seut from their home to Canterliery, by she WM* of Rickards; and it was particu larly impreserd epos their minds as an eztraerdisary tire roswisialtee, es the coach w.s.t flame{ hilts Swett miaow. ed them boil' to Lonrho; said tor an investigatiou tutors Mr. Ric• 0 Ur. Bell was liberand sod IklUnacd en andenele Weida. John Tarney, • grocer of Rochester. slid, that Os the mob or aid of Nureinher but, the prionste Richards called at his shop. and purchased goads to the assauat af il. (Is. is payment of which he presented a Bill of Do, change as 'quarterly - bill, purporting to be draws for penman' *once, e e l pay of Cl,obt. Hell, Aviistast Smytee of Hie Ma jesty's gins brig Hedy, ansisehey to set ye ed. dated Oita bee as, payable to order, and to he approved by E. B. Climmo sward, Lieutenant and Coninisnitu or the raid bn: He asks: fit the prisoner to write in. name, sad be 'rime Robert 80. Na having change for the bill, Ise seat to the Bank, where On Saturday night, or eerie on Sunday litorbinx chaos, was refused, except Mr. Taney signed it, whets he St. Paul's Cathedral was rehired of the *hole of aceardsary did, and the goads weie mat to the Cheat Anise the church service of plate, of considerable value. tae at Chatham. The difficulties and iugenuity required to .get at f Hobert Bell, As s start /styrene( His Majesty's mush* th e p ro p e rty. p rove tk e v ill a i ns t o b a re b e en corn. I the Mealy, said that he le acquainted with the bawd writes; . plebe roasters of their profession. of Edward Nathaaieltireemoverd, Lleatesaut and Cowman •. des et His Majest 'a gau brig Mealy, boring wren him writs The plate corned off consists of a large " her frequently; as 4 that the same written on the Run of Eschaturit Of singular workwandiip. weighing In Dooms ; in ~whin, er n. ap; ,..,„„, e , i s aut his k em e. ent i ee se h e the back ofa 1.1.ge wide arid prayeramok (sihrer)lloll heiress& He aiso sent hi had "rows the primmer fur soma time pest, hat that he ea ea give him say spiel, heft, or emitter ounces; trio oil err salvers. nearly ROO "MGM ; other waiters, aod two large silver candlesticks. 330 . _ ..... rit, 11 : t d i r be ll—i ke t er it i. : 4 " bis s " pn ' Irl i c to b y t t he e V . r . V serte i n IT oniiets ; two ether caudleslicks. ROY ounces; four ..._ ... wee nn, ow about that time. He recoil toot veined," plies.. da,tgons. 400 ounces : l inia clialices, Ike. II i ounce.; er st htteirritees Advil lb. moth or 27th rai Srpicauber last, sod too smeller ditto. 30 ounces. These arta. les, or • th em told boa that the Haply brig had sailed, and let hue ets shine. sad that be intend , d to go to Leedele moat of them, were used on Friday list at • private P. Egerton Utley, of the Navy Office, proved the bill cams ordination lry the Bishop of Lincoln ; sa d after they I ins Seto his heads in the regale: course of Its 05ce, lour. were dune with. they were locked up tit the plate- i der to Ida lay nig it before the Navy Lowe Ste laymen t bet room. immediately over the 'retry. in iron chests, , eft eseenneace of the books, it epperieg thee si, Bell l ie d which hid on Wens padlocks as well as other locks. I Wend, dream for bill pep fir the greater part of the time , ittere were two doors to th e room, an inner sod ' we t,ow i t il l'i the art laid; sad -tr w er: d eill so ie his snq:lied WI outer ung one ; the former woe viatica, iron, the other I to s a i r d al Admiral Stattloope. the Pert Admiral of 'hote lplated, and of uncerninon strength. To these 1 a.m., was written in ell aie subject. i lirancipal doors there are several pareteges leading. Nelms Hand YORIT, the tilde of the Master of the Floes, I all of which hare doors sloops luekeil, through i in die West Who trade, said she kyr, Mr. Hobert Belt, who which persons meet pars beGra they reach t he Uttar brotbev.ia lim o and is well acos-tinted web leis hand „mac Mang iiwi,.ll, sees l,i.. . woe , se,, afar, rare. I plate-room, and it is only known to few persons to I what ap.rtuitut they lead. All these doors re. 1 rosined locked. awl it aas out until Souday morn- 1 writing( Br. Robert R.N. fully o esuituaue the toll , was of opinion 'bin or abet the sig.. nature. or any part of the %Mimi is the lull, ems as base- (Them mantel thus • ore new Caw Wales.) i FA RHINGUO'N WITHOUT. Mr. Ruin Weidman Heron:, Dep... 5:7 Breur., Dip... W. J. Reeree..... :.07 Gl'Itll•I:e Nichols Crook Wright 4U7 Pont Ifelt ' T. Reeve 4..4 •Itltckelt .... Milk, The former siztems • ere elected. VISTRY WARD. Mr. Pickering Whitby, j•• Cale G. 117 Grub 5: •Cnwk .. lu The former rice Candielalcs •me elected. RISHLINGATE WARD. Sir W. flawless jig, Mr. terrrerway, D•puey 1179 Mr. eClnde .. lJd R.P. Duffield ..... ..... iii Wiwdas White 131 eBluwlell Nash JI4 • autow Judkiru Marsh .. ..... .... 491 11 '1 .. l7ll Davin es7 The first &settee emidideles were elected. ALDERM:ATE WARD. Mr. G. King l7a Mr. Thomas .. 153 T . •Bulb .. :0 v Samoa • Adams Fisher .. The fonder eight were elected. CHEAP WARD. Dep•ty Lowley ii9 Mr. Cwarwillts lOl Mr. Wigan Chetsewright •Roiliwell llli Smith... 9l Wright Hilo lO3 *Street Farr The former twelve were returned. LAM..WI:RN WARD. Deputy Phillips Illr Wiltshire Rankin toy •tVetiteiby Arras ttiy Aadereou &whine EAbutt 'lke firt ten were ekrtcd. In PORTSIKEN WARD. Mr. Rriseoe was tha only Candsdate out. DARIN° AND ItNiItAnkDINARY RODBEftY. Mg. when the plate wee wanted fur the chords err vire. that the robbery was dine d. The per son who had the plate under his care, opened the passage-doors with the krt. belonging to them. as usual, hut the luck of the mato door he could not open until he had procured the master-key. He there found the cirri , a containing the plate had been broken open with an iron crow. or some such iestrarnent, after having opened the padlock to the usual way. Notice was mtra•dwtely given to the Magistrates at Boa-street. and the other officer. Mr. Read. the principal Magistrate at the former office, and Mr. Stafford, the chief Clerk, impacted PUGILISTIC CHALLENGE. the apinunenta, Sze. iu the afternoon, and the mast viailant means are siting to detect the Whisks guilty orihis sacrilege. It is stated jet the number of Physicians at pie.ent in attendance on His MaJEttY wili Olen') decreesed ; sod in that event, the in 4,.:i4eLnent of ilia MAJESTY'S disorder will in a great tleg.re ..e -'ohm on Dr. WILLI*, who will retain in constant attendance about the Hord Pei-am,. On Saturday afternoon, all the annuals brought as a present to Ili ‘IA.PterY, by the A t.ni.et• Ansessauun, arrived in towo from Ports ..... uth ; consisting of forte Horses, two Lion-, four Ante lopes, a beautiful o,trifli, • t 1 contain Cow, and *erne others. The I toms weer taken to the Kung's Mews. rue Lima ....l other animals were convey ed to the Tower. Toe Nlowitain Cow i. mi ensile new animal in this coati:7. and is • very singular curio-iiy. Wed. the hospitable and depot residence of Tung is Jalisco, Esq. M. P. fur Cardiganshire. which, with needy Alt ite magnificent and highly A a!ultble cont.- tir.trot ea by the tire in Meech iao7, has been agnn r. stored to its anginal gran (friar. A very valuable collection of books, pic g'eswe., equal, if not *opener. to the for m--r, enrich the elegant suit of rooms, which are tit.e.l up to a stile of great taste and comfort; the ctiiimie)-pieces (particularly those from Foothill) age lieeutiful in the extreme. The stages which •rrtre , i is London for the last two days have been completely laden with hams, brawn, fools. chine., bar-s, ant game of every de ' eeviptiou; w that little ii•lubt can he entertained but the go.d people of the metropolis rosy tare sumptuously every .I.y " nr.r.g the hairier. The conveyances front Isi•irfolk hate proved that the 711141 tried, was n. ter Hi s snore flourishing state. Creb has not yet returoe.l 311 answer toMotyriteus's challenge. but he hie given his word that he will not 6gh again aides% for double the stakes h . . 144 cog feuded with Moir.: es for. TO MR. TUOMAS CRIB "St. Martues.strert, Leic.ster square, Ikremb.r v. I-In. " SIR—My friends think, that lh.cake, ow lost Tomato). t h e dr, upou *Mai 1 ear..teortal oath y•er oat been aro unfavourable, I shook' have woo the Irak/ t I therrfore elialleurr poi to • *scowl nestaii..sr, at soy Wow 'titbits two swabs, f r rued sum as Wore ;cull...rat Obo pkca calideuC. is. one may be Freaed to linalle• " As it is possible this letter may tent the mobile gr. I cano..t oma the *pool wiity of expressos( a roulade** how, that tie rir• isolation of s. l.riat of • 40rertut embus, to that of a people aasonytt ohm I have tiossylst yroteetiosii will not I. say •ay opn ate to lay prejadiet. 6. 1 oar must obethest bumble " Wits.% J. Schultie.4 " " T. NOLYNEVI." The Duke of Quay assume bad • presentimeet of the titnr of his death: he bid a gentleman a wager of 5001. that he should die at a certain h .or on Saturday ; which of course be lost, and be paid his wager. An advance of price has slrsady taken place is the State Lottery • a further ►ise is expected in a •hnrt time: ai.d if the present dimai.d voabaues. the Tickets aol Sh ices mum be conch higher Wore the Day of Drasri- • z. Au Unwed:ate I.archase is therefore recutrimeo.le,l at either •f SWIFT & Co's °Goes, N•. 11, Puu;try ; No. H, Charing Cross; or 31. Aldgate High Strt et. Mr. MANSARD. of Chesterfield, in Dcrbysbire, bas pascbmisd the 'senor, advoirson. and assasioo. bows of East Illarbey , is she North-Rh:hog of Yorkshire. tale the estate and residence of Sir ALEXANDER RAM SAY Itttfi, Bart. deceased. cotoeque..a.e of the nutntter of acres that warts converted froin ahtat the last year into oats. that produce of the latter her reduced the prise. au to ace. to about 17.. per quarter. The walking match between the four HibreMant oral be decided the 17th of next mouth. oho-ham go the farthest in 44 hour.. A. 1.1 as the Stoke it font Lottrr Ticket% each tetriker wall be ',solar later Fortune; fur if lie misses the fon. '1 amity Thousands. he may 4at eh some of the 44 Capit^ls before the 13th of Februor,. alien the atto.de L o t. tery will be dr.wn one tarter plan. The Coreish Jeckry < bib Inb.,urn londer sad loss and mortsticati n They attcla-p that shalt hos.tod hntae. ?eddy the Growder, which has root 'lle% ormr • thansaati ftwnet it. and which tbey ez,,etka would hey.. 'peat Jvhtt Ball. and le•ii the Goofy StAkei holler, torn, oat • Roarer! if Wight ehalltn i rr, but he hi, given ht ward that he sin not near • thoniastign , tm... and which tbey eitt , ettesi ng wept figh again aides% fur double the stakes h.. 1,4 ton• would beet- trea Jvhrt Brl4 and was the C•Moty *hes. tended with Moir.: es for. s t .,k e i h o ll ow , ' um o at a R o , rir g eirr ELEMONS. Tile PoWog fur the Election of Common Colin• cameo closet csiertisy, .114 the 'swat', Er follow :-••••