The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-10-22 00:00:00

re 44 t h a t M ANEW has committer', a mistake is t ot lortng rege „,l m e Allied Army to a gi trrtel µtwo, h, fore it ham' Nitro back, with all t YENS. no.iatoi a d va atagril, 01. 0 11 the Eallolltile pOr.itlO.ll of ToresVedras. At Buzdco and other itttertnertigte „ d i e ts, he had it in his p ower, and in noise of the m ; l ea he have to meet the Allied Array uttchtr so l oc h d.mirauttge as at Torres A'edras.—yeA, we sad 'tomtit our condemnation - of his conduct soil its mauves are fully ascerleitieJ. idastiner A vo a s Officer of the old Regime ; he is upwards v ,.„ or a i r, the ulmiest, we believe, oral! ,ArAllt6.4 Generals, and to great vigour and 4i.0 great prudence and expet.erice. dilficort to conceive that such a Getterall spa so shorn 601141.411T1C has said, Co. conquer Portugal for yourseli,"—and re t ',leo for •uccens—a Dula run himself, as the osuryJourosis state, into the Lion's mouth, sad e Atate Ins army upon certain destruction, at mo ment whim he had it its his power to remain confidence and security upon the hanks of the de 4 o, refreshing his famished army with the , Oporto.—The sick and wounded of 13r.usb Army amount to 4,800 men. Thu A •;:a..rf is on 'a large establishment at e• o elh.id iu high estimation by the Arty. ptiterr preasutionand preparation are in-A -t ;. , .ou to embark the troops, should it be nl inzeseary• This is far from being a pp r p. a cted ; bat if such should be the unfortunate re -13, a trih.re the embarkation would take place, •tia Lisboa, but as Cases's, which is ten unties cull of it. There is s tolerably good road from 0 .„ to cigars, and from thence direct to sa d, by embarking at this place, all itlissehastages would be avoided, both. to the Army and the natives, which would a set Teat into the city of Lisbon. and an met erectly hem that city. At the de eel Or giro/h, Lisbon was its a state of in- Jos id e h o she ; every Mess capable of tarry a inasquet r 411 vent of to the army. The gnu is aiid slip: launcher, leader the Win. Lieute- Bouti', 'noted tit) the 'ragas, and were obable.d. from their positron, both to annoy the ene my at Vohs Naora, ■nd support the eight widg of the Brio/hinny. Di•petehes *ere received on !astir:lay from Atd r.i fleeter. W. 'alders , indl that, as a pre ll,lll,4ly WNW*, ever) fereparAtion had been by the gallant Adasiral, for einbsrking the Artn,., is ewe*, any eartreseen disaster; lad that he had eased it 'o•"e notified to the Mer est'', at Lisbon, tbroiNii tie medium of the Brit ' isliCal•ol, that the trsnspo•t• ••• ..old net b.r more tlesS test to bra.' the t ✓n•l that lie could est *nefure alba them any 'mistime., should &she desirous of removing themselves or their yrs?erty.—The intimation had at first caused some gum, but tt Aoit subsided• Mr.Jecatoe, our late Ambanador to America. F•idoy at Portsmouth. in the Vents Gut Caawroner. from New Vomit. The Few 4.0-1 mi the 16th nit. The American pa- Pm. ehi, we hay. t that date. do nut nuns a cave article of saws. Mr. Mous& was shoot to art out to Washington. Congress is to Nov intwr. Notwithstanding the prrcau t•ken b : taps. Caawrneo. dye men arid a crew deserted hags the Penns whihd she was c Cl:fives ke. The five men j site Ind overboard the uight, and swain to the shore : the others sa l the boat and deserted in the day-time. lathed the .bore before they could be over . The Velour chased • French schooner pri leert sac Motrisy night, for eight hours. till she pearly ran on shore on the Island of Alderney. !Privateer three all her guns overboard, and turd. The Amethyst joined in the Chace. NUT Jurveatr, the MOM of the Recruit. '2l put on there at Sombrero, is arrived at crock in the thistle. Lieut. PeOCTOR eel to 1 10 , terl by Sir JOHN IV•ILIEN, with the scar) &cameos to bring him to England. He . ham working at his trade as a bleekt.nitth. '.net's account of the transaction 114 s appeared ”re the public: he states nothing ISPVI concern. "—The Thistle left Sir Joao W.ialitiS et Is. three weeks since. SIT Joni will come in the SwYlsare. Copt. LLOYD. e Lsve sstisfsetion in stating the capture of ?of the enemy's privateers. This is the only .11 " 30 of force of the enetny th4t dares put to fhey are allured our, in the winter mouths, :cce.s which too frequently attends their ' 4 'to sessrls, iu capturing our unprotected ; they, txerptlng under then chimed by our 7; their Briseis. Lieut. at tog). h.ts ca pt nerd alrench schooner, of one hour. The French tee k ilrti and eighteen wounded. The 1.11:...1 am, 14 woundcd.--(See T.Se Cl. lids Captain was an I evulutcit. teat " that even after the s.‘h , r)n-r '"' abd the Briscii people had ►.e.v to render every avo.istonee to hrd onpotLi.t. he, while lying ou the tlirJ , t4h the knee. ran his sword of :hr he.t men belonging to the !Sri- .7 .7 .1 was uts the spot ; but the Carpenter :....otlicrr.:ll; the ttusaction,imatuhite- ly threw the French Captain overbeard. He was, however. afterward s (most undeservedly) saved I by Lieutenant Ilirs instil, the humane Commander of the Briseir. Lieutenant B•tists 4st is L. rt.! Csansan's Flatr.Litutemint.—The fawn, 11.- lit:our:dile Capt. Caiivros, lass taken La Temeraire French privateer, of lo guns and 35 men. Captain Goracrte, of the brig rortrna, of Co% es. is arrived at Falmouth in the Fawn. The Fut tuna was cap. tured on the .20th July, in her p4saage front Tart,. gone to Falmouth, by five French privateers, and carried into St. Lucar. Capt. G. got to Liah and proceeding for England in the Pidafir, Cape ; tails Haag, with Merino sheep, for was 1 ag.:n captured by • French priv deer, and car. rued into Brest: on the night of ins enter. iog Mtn that harbour, he contrived to make his j escape in the boat, and got un hoard Ills 11.1iijesty's ship Aorthuarberfand off that port.—The Ithin,Cap rain 141 st.cur.m, has taken the French brig La Corn. tessede Montatieet, of 14 gnus and 53 men. which had taken the brig Rover. from London to Lisbon; the brig Dragon, from Velencia ; end the Portuguese sinp Fame.—The Llvntgal and &sew have taken LA Veneer's. of 16sons and 74; men, out of Dieppe, which had not made any capture. The Lwraw44, Lord Wst. Sri, A ire, has arrived at Portsmouth with I of the persons also were principtely concerned in the conspiracy lately di.. covered at Lisbon. They are— M. laaepL S. Saidaoha, Sebastian° Katophse, DbetiMeo Pelegrtam, Jos. J4ll s Msevueohal, Cmhiea Pirelli, Nue diet Daufsery, Jailors Rattan, James Casattiasu, Autimuy Allarsis, fear daughters, sad three serrauts. Vt'e have received the Montiewr and other Paris Papers to the 11th iast. Tne following is the only article of any importance contained in them:— 46 &root°, UPT. 33. " His MAJ is arrived to tins town, and it it stippo%-d he will remain livre three or four days. " The division of Geovral PARTONNE.MX hza received orders to procre.l to Stlila and liaguars. Tim boats belonging to this division haze already goer towards Scala. " The Royal Guard followed the division Pat- TcaIiNZAIIX ; and a battalion of 'the ,2th regiment of the line his taken its ground at the.catup." It will be sten, on refereuee to The Gasette, tha. Parl.nnrent is farther prorogued to the 29th of No 'amber ; bat as the notice doe i.ot add " for the dispatch of hulaneas," we may presume• that a far ther prorogation will take Wane, and that Parlia ment will not meat nn: 11 lfter Chrstmas. General ROMAN A,• .91;1 15,040 men, has ad vanced front E.tretaadura no the other stile of tne Tagus. in trier to prevent the retreat of tae French by that River, to the event of tbttir defeat by Lora WaLittoarrom. _ . His &Wens Ws bean pleased to confer the most Honourable Order of the Bath on Major. General (Field Marshal) 13-tte3TO4D. The country ship Capt. LOUTH, ar rived on Friday at Portsmouth, from Bombay, last from Falmouth. The &keels sailed from Bombay on the 30th of May, for E 'gland. The Milford sailed from St. Helena the 16: it of Anguat.—There were no ships then lying there. The Chtfowne. Capt. WAIPIWItIOHT. mati• from Bombay with a convoyfor China, ion the 15th of May. Sir 'KAMM LOlPOttrYncested deg on Friday, at Portsmouth, ou board the Naiad. Captain HILL. The :^i'isio.itakes Sir FRANCIS to Plymouth, whence he will neoceed in the Dragon. Captain to take the command at the Lerwa.d Islands. Sir SAMVI.L Huoo is hourly re petted at Ports mouth, from the Mediterranean, in the Royal sereign. Lady Hoop is an iced at the George ion, to wet him. The Earl ufGALLowae. it is said, will hoist his flag ou board the Itereage. The Durham Regiment of -Militia commenced their march rso Tutaday morning, from Hamm Barracks, for Durham—.t distance of three hundred miles. Friday, the South Shropshire Lacs' Militia, on permanent duty at Ludlow, were inspected by General Rontsson, who sp.:ke in terms of ap plause of their military cmsdnet. The ri.ly was line, and there was the largest assembly of nubility that has been knows o,s similar occasions. After the duties of the day, the Inspecting Officer, and those le-lunging to the corps, partook of refresh ment at the different intripees. provided by their Co the Earl of Puwis. The corps consists a SOO taro. mid there has not occurred a solitary instance of imprisonment, or even of • reprimand fur ealswisduct„ during their period of duty at Ludlow. A r , qui.littn has been made to the Sheriff of the County of Meath, to call a meeting of the No bility, Gentry, and FreehisMers of the county, for the porp.ose of conside , 4 expediency of ad. M m dressisg His a.trary ua tile lire.col state of public affairs, and of adopting such resolutions as may be tlytitett proper. The Shirai h.of liked the 19th for the meeting. A Freoch brig. arrived at Ports:r.on'h on Satur day morning. prize to the Aiote, Cain. lontrro. She i. laden wills hides, cultists, and weal. The Niabe discovered her at +anchor under Cape Bar fieur ; the people abandoned her on the approach ui tic hoots that were sent to algid. her. The S. W. gales have uldqted Sir 'En. Ltra's squadron to leave the it station ott the S..heldt. They anchored (10 sail of the line) in the Darns t.sterdtty. N tVAL .11PretNrwr‘-.3--Capt Lird Wm. Stout, to th e v eli zeite; Caps L. t.l „ yd, to the SistrOttre; Captain Peche!!, to not litattut . e Capta:to C. I. Auttted, to the CIIC , T3ItS; Loot Meant. the *bleu sun p,,,. tooted to the rook of C attosctle:, All't:o.teb, to be &nova of the Cosa a. On Tuessire s Court-Martial wa. 1,..1,1 at Km_ re . .uth Thuita.t Smith. of Maje..!e's s hip Cony/Neale, fur desertion.—He was smite:teed to fe rrite 130 laalsea.—Rear-Admiral atatvisits, Prmi des.t. • se veer; of Og7l IIIeSIPARt6.4 Gene ettegy, 3.1,1* isko difficolt to co s spa to shots ed conquer Patti lod se" far succe imisury Journal's' , si notate btu arm: *moment when h • .confidence and refrishin 0 0 4,, a t)porto Bald* Army aliaal s:is./ is h. 1.( is /err rover proem ; 0 .00 to sJ nizessary. nded : hot if suc' ac h4t...ee the 1.1* . 003. but ..-a 5 and of it. The Mails to Otani, Coca - /: and, b 3 thedisadianiages Brush Oat as attend a reneat embertrioe *tee pariure cf the girl a oaceresiale host., iag a asesquet 434 stip: li ..t ButstitY. Isabled, from thei sy at Vida Nino: the Brings imp Di.porches *WI 111i1 , 1 Li. MULCT. euttiNt.4ry sees* side by the gen Artn,., is sid that tie had et owl at Lisbon. isbCon•ol, that I Iboaffi , rot to * sat &rehire all ise ha desirous Fo?tlty.—The is slash but it iOtit: Mr. hats. : mired An Fiidsy We, Capt CIA retie , 1 mr tl per t, Is twain a sissie a r spout to tee out urn in Noe 'Din rri t iken h. a) bot's ere o deem 1, in the Chetupealti 1 is tut uiglat, al v 1 task &say the tat Inched the 1 likes. The F'en Ulf?, 43 Most nearly con of :lit TlePrit7:e er th, lief "Led, The A Jere A '4O wal put on „, Ys3•sslioatis 111 t i , re test to 13 0 .0 0 , r, t ettettr3 dwunt , ivaarf hint lentil 11(C11%1 1 11 't ti tt the tiubli, *e iet tr _The TA na lial itita three M het in the Swi e base set he t r of th e ear nptiou of f wt. rhrt are 4 S I tv l ' ""t 111 Pi• . s lut l , th ar 6-'431% (4ttlf *2O 4 leL Mar one i.h' ", 4 kil:e t:ID its to, 1,, • her i an ,5 5 tlii (( ." 5 •-i et 11., • .11' • PRIVCESS AM.;LIA. Yesterday the report of the aloe of the Prioress AMELIA was, that her RIM Highness 1,a.1 too !entre rent on Saturday night ; after which i.n.• took a mite nourishing refret.lionento. anal on, a hitle easier yenterthey morning. but no better upon the whole. TM within shout these too days past, the Princess MARY used to lsaive tk- Princess ARSI.I4 at four, and ten o'clock at to breakfs.t. dine and sup with the Ktao, l)1.161tR, and the rest of the Faso'ly at the Castle ; bat since !v.r sister has hero declared to he in such a dangerous she has never Itft the Princess Ax ct.t ; end .«oirls eve. gv morning a written account of the state of her of wster; Her Royal Highness Prioress Mawr shglitty andoinosed, is coo...gloomy of her close confiliement and anxiety of mind : her looks ',rove her indisposition. The Quail( s.sits th e Princess two i.r tor.:e tunes a day ; her first visit is generally "hoot tere're o'clock. The - King goes to Augusta Idgigl: regularly id three LiA CM..V. Ocrosts 18. At the annual Stuff Boil NM night, shell's's@ a .more numerous assenibbige of the Nubility and Gentry of the county than has been witnessed for many years. The supper (hot phea.nuts and soap excepted) was a most elegant and plentiful collation. 01 fruit there was A profusion, espreinlly of grapes; there were ill-o n reiral e er y hue wise , We Rue the following as the bent list of the co L . pony that could he ohtsineri:- 1 -"4 An 40 1. 90 !l's , roor.), _Sir John Trollope cad Mr. Cheeks Milady (.Itewsrds), Earl and Countess of Bucking hamshire, said Men. and Rev. Mr H. Hobart, Lord and Lady Besesrahow and Mum Mr. -- Cum, lord Hon Miss Cwt, Lord Yarborough, Mn, Owes, cad Hun. Miss Pektans, Rev. Sir Charles Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke of lkswthatoptonshire, Lade T-oilope, Mrs. Thorold sad the MiArra Sir Rdipert si..l Liar Heron Sir Georg e M. sod Mrs. Ch arles Windy, Me. '. Miss Pout, sal Me Pool, Mis french, tw Mr. Chaplin Mr F. Chaplin. Mr. H. Chaplie, klaineariag, Meow .48htlisepe, Cayt. Hihthorpe, Rev. Mr. Siletlowpc, Mr. Westanals„ Hr. sad Mrs:o6ll.lde,- too, Mr. cad Mrs. Maddioni, Mr. Farm" Mr. lieserze, Me and MIS. Lister tGirshy), Mr. and Mn. Cracoft, Mr. R. Crtereft, lM Moenfracrult, Mr. iiird Mrs. White and Mn. Brosre,Ree. Me. Li Itishair, M r .ll.l.lw.Mr.Ridsbill,mrises. sun. Mr. Cloaks and Rev. Mr r• ,• Major sod Mrs.Allor, Captain Macklin ut Unions Guards, the Hinters of the ad bat. tigith mimeo; is quarters here, sad some 0111 , ers of the 5.1 M. loth minaret ; Mr Upplehy, Mr C. Tenapson, Mr. cad Mrs. Peacock, Miw Peacock, Mr. Peacock, Mr. Whirlwale, !Ur. Mr. G. Tiirsor sad Mrs. Tensor, Mr. Henry Hanover, Mr. H. Gristliest, Mr. cart Mee Gnomes, Lieut. sod Mr. Spooner, Mr. and Miss Boerheret, Le. Lc. rite Archhishop of Canterbury. and Col. Stilton and family, were expected from kelham ; but, we are sorry to hear, were prevented from attending by the indisposition of Col. Sutton. OXFORD. Oct so. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Yesteyday Mr. limos. Lloyd. B. A. el.(' Mr. Lim liriptocke. C:itemotter, of Jepua were elected tieloo:ars uf that %Ye are concerned to Stele, !tort unwept the gallant heroes who feU iu the Lite 4 10ru.u...c ..t. I , * was .1..j0r S.:ver, thy h ~t rof hilt de• • . Mr. Sliver, fellow of 7t. John's College, to this Cuiveryity. SURE Irs BURY THEATRE. Nliss CRAHSERe, a new Ittafeiti of great promise at this Theatre, received much applause on Thurs. ri ry night, when she delivered thit following ores. siunal lints with great cortectneali and tivacity . :— You we I'm but a tiny child, I'm very thin end small; Nest half so old m ROSCItIII wee, erne am I half'so tall : But if 1 thought it would omelet, I'd try a whole day long; And do my best to please you all, by singing of a son:. Viegc) The plaudits of my friends to gain, my little heart (loth pant, And what 1 wt,ilt auto obtain, I'm sum you'll kindly Z ; nut ; I have so woeda tospa,ik my thinks, my Ettb , heart's so !ig ; But is the hopes to please you' all, I'll treat you with a jig. (Dances.) So happily my days I pass, no tare my heart comes 'ugh, la truth I would moth smatter laugh, than sit me down sod sigh , The child of Fancy and of Whim, 110 merrily I'll prance, Lad life's vagaries In fu.bl, I'll ever sing and alaitre (Dances.) Yesterday morning, His MoJurrY, the Doke of Yost:, and Princesses AUGUATA Mod SorutA. ac companied by Ladies SYDSLY o.id THYNOR ' 111 , 4 GOLDIIIVOILTNY. GtOPONI CASTwitioire. nod Major Pales, went to St. 'a Chapel. and heard a *crown preached by G tre f rer. Mr, DIOST. from the ad ampler E,,...1e ~f Sr. John . ver.r 15 " Lose not the world, neither the things that are is the world : if any isms love the 'vista, the line of the Father is sat in liwo. A Grand Concert is announced for Thursday neat, at Lincoln. in honour of Gm MAJarry har ing ittlisine.l the 50th year of his reign. Prineipai Vocid Performers—Mrs. Vaughan, Master Howe, Mr. Goss, Mr. When, awl Mr Vssiltaa....-Priacipal First Violin, Mr. E. Sharp.--Prioeipai violorwene, Mr. C. Alb leP• Earl Gaosvvioa left town, this morning, for his *rat. Eaton 11411, Chet•birr. The Right lion. GEORGE Ron has been seriously indwipord at his house in Landon, but a said to be r..cove•ritag. Since the arrival of Lord [Maxus:cm at Dew. lish, we have sower, pleasure to swung that his health has improved. Hie physinan has beta au constant attendance. Lord BRADFORD and his ,on, the lion. Majar BRIDOLMAN, left Lord CLANCARTIA Are, so the county of Cilvsey, a few Joys since, on an egeur slot, to the !.altes of Killartley. Lord made his de,int at the K:lkenny Theatre Leidy. in the rot of Lord Aug.-ils, and thspleyed such Comic talent., that the audience felt moth regret at haviug been AU lu:s4 deprived of them. Th e Shreivalntry Commercial Balls fur this sealer commenced OR Frida), at the L'4:l Attout 40 couple danced on that evraing, and the °Ha l tom. ennststed of near too persons, sucladttig ireveral Ofs,lera of the Centro Local Nl.iitiv, and of the lirromsnry Cavalry. There get!l 41 tji.:l4. , ilea one in January, for Cm henvrit o. tlr. lint; av L A Y, the Master of the Cerettto,iei. Friday, o,7totair the 19th. e.rot.dr.u.vn Cani t.l Piate, No. 4,3 kt. eutstled to Ter Pounds, was shsred by H taxsut and C. , . to one quarter, Iwo eighth% cud tit , ' ; wise No. 3,677, r Prize of Five 11.1:14r -rt Rion la, into One (14.14er. t %so s !ghtlts and 1 4 iit ..pit,.t it e.; also, the Last..lr fa is Cart N.e. 1.271. entitled to One Thottaa.od alit e•-hths end ten uncle •aths. Tne Ho din i plod S'ieres arc reaprctfo!iy inforoaci, they 1 cans the m4net• whenever that lila" _ L^ floirlin, Lirlots, an.l ZenohiJ. to 1 0 0,t044. Tot •"f i"" ,{.rice is islet ded la ha Adodral Sawa nes 1114 z. may r••••• ai•ip, at Halifax ; and the fietiler. its% fit that sta- . tion. PREACTIERS. Mr Maper, on Sion Itv morning, at (lyrist Murat, Mr. Thomas, of r O 01§ Sunday afternJor. %t. *try's. Mr. broom., ..1* C C the lu , :ignrat. , .n Rt nt. Marfa. EC:C.a.ESIAsTI. Piii»:t • rio,%-: ........ Rev..l. U CI, Irclosil, 11 A. to the rrrtory of Plerattes.l, Suffolk. Pain.... K. Sparrow. of W,:e1i;a:.4,3,1 Si! --.. . . . ltev. It :11.15..r, to the hew..., t tit. Bridge:O., °Leal er. • Reir. T. Wad►, to hats, by th,;.mitaf...,i. the tir.ag of Lilly, in the county of Her's, won the of I uciiugto.i, tarot, comity of Caudirielge ReV. William (;nritlia, to the vicarage of tilierle.rrie, Dar. art; void by the deans, 1.,1 the Rev. N :Lona Bristol. Patron, the Ker. William trir'zing is appninte•l reader of tit Jetties's parish. Eery, to the ream of the Rev ft I..eathm, signed. Satordoy otonain, r iire ire err. eoppyr;o4 Nlojeay's shlpHo6ryrr,ia tlfidock,N ~.• the roe of the it ege !woke, to., ch-t we ~IF • ' • the r ijocl.; by which cin•nro•taoce raottaaT►aaet.t. rec.iv d a d.n.rateaa f n► ivia &awl. .t eig t p 44.41 tor. • N 11e, ; rnd ROW RT Bti T d•rd , wat .11 his a, was otherwise room' bruised. The h pity • seeped witi,out much i,j try . . A. CIfCIITVIIIICC happened at St t,. a tit yesterday, w'.l c+. may es a ..tit.‘tn a . g , tions, and ~t h r issemblies of t o o %i.s e iLtliuence of stt , ',len Inj:t vice,. a *mai. lame of onsainei.tal runup f 1 um , . ri poor %turmoil sr hoc isi the •1.41 ast7t thonich it is •a stim•re‘t two timber .14n2tr Fll dAinege viii• to he app l 'iri, 1- 1 , a condoler •wo pan of the remits-e f t in. e i gto.:l,l; I oiled ..411 of One entire'', 04 ' WI worms.' hat Ira le, bt Attu in two lasers, dad miser Immo. *ant WM , 11 .terli and bruised. Co:nurreti *o S t,rtre . hu:y Za . 1 . i.• ly.. ! , y. WiWasi Thompeci, charfril taca•l . 4 I,esis house of Mr. JU.SPIi SliArT, of dry note. of ill. writ', of .51 ass 1 a 7.. paw: /Wary Modure, no susptchm of strAilig Irmo . Ws above W. Thompson, a purse , out* 4 a /1. piece, and notes, value 51. ikeide4iic.,l money teiith Thompson had porloiltrul frost 11r. ,N)likar I The following Capit.sl )'razes were .oi.l uy Bitii, , in 34 ShateN is the Lottery that noished uo Endloy l•st . /fa to Claw A a suim *7 Oar C SADO Clare D Owe Vol ' The fortunate bhar.-hold..ro say rici..ire their money on elnnand.at Corishill. arid 9;('harent Cross. ... I A person , calling himself WiEirset wm Icommitted to Carmarthen goal in. l'iniessuay • . tor imposture and fraud. He repu , el.l•4l h.ai.•..f 6 4 the captain of a brig tokin sit huner, - nn4 pros credit at Carmarthen for varlymi artistes ; .opi bound his son apprentice, 1110 paid tine penalises to him. , At Soriller he essleavourbd Mr. Wita.tans thst he was his son retneried from imprisonment in Fr.ince, awl emu 4fly t i d al h ;d drattses to the sweetheart of Mr. 11'.'s sun. His re t narne is suspected to he Ogren's. and hale said. to base come from ht,ichysilleth. - - %Muriel Cilb•rt Randall, \hotter of Ilia Neje • ty's ship .Um/Me, is cominiiied for isift, gal with havin, forged a 11 ivy lirlh of ti. Sawa% Mister of tae /toga Sorereirn. . . On Sat untiy a lime-pit at Aston. sitar IC sip 'rt. fell su. and two men were k, , led as z, aim hare each left r wife and Aiustiter s,su w..• takes op alma, but is tiro likely tt.r .tarts the tits ester. 0-i the opening of the Coati at t Ler Wake ? i Grifi Satiminem, • immesh ttttt mit g egassiat Mr. E. BROOK'. of W•k• Beal, Ow learrlieta an am quest nest Botoolon although s C i emew tesi.le4 rY the more iaruetii:ite ntighbourho d t tl,. Chwr.sistr, with the concurrence of the abil:e WAL:4I of +l4. glottal'', distinctly doted, that it. future tie' : more of a previnus .osio:i wont) h. .urirtly e•• foecol, and that every cr...slatile who (Id in the case of an Inquest, give n , tice to the nearest cormite, should meet ouch peaalties w the Court It .it a right to 'URIC, Oil them. A feW di) II toga, Monlieur SYR tart, a Cap. taut. and Nionmer HI/04Ni. an A.; Iran?. tAo of the ... _ . . . French primitive Of sat op parole at Ashburne. escape I thence, 113:1 shout two e'clock the 'met atm ttttt 4 Limy reaciie! &skewed. where they* mt.*. Tourer, to procure a postrisewe to Bortou, on their way to Mk:wheeler, lint aneae atorpteiott at whisk; to t;win. they were taken into custody. and convey. ' ed the saute dry to tho il.ruee of Coereetioa ut Cheeterfiekt, *hence they were orrb:refl by we b Transport Board to be sent to N.rtia;;D Crass pri.. SOP. Saturday, at the Mansio - s-nousw. t'se voted pickpocket. kidir Sawa. olio **, ePerehtoulud on Friday. in a passage temdinaj bons r-stehusen • street, swotting, It 1.1 surposed. en o:); ortuoity of committiog 41e;netlatime nu it... C.iptatae i" ; - 4* 4.6 ! ship.. underwent another ClLa,lll.,••ion, v....a up. thing beiue . &loud upon into to we iit:. y orevitie charge, he wee etwurnitt,t to take :.te oriel a• a i reputed thief. under the P.llte.- At; e ..1 ea. 'ir • I the assault made ou the vlE:er oh,. AppretteadeJ him. Letter* Irmo tliennt of the Ist °chatter state. that the 1ie1!..n., Fever had Irrolteu out in Combas sts:tin, where ISO v ersons had h•.... ' mor d in i i i hours; butt, even latterly. about 1..13 persons died weekly. Three hundred wiliness ereraerl is a ff.rect b.,- The leatihoklere snit prin. hull ikluslowit• of th e 1 ,...,.. k 1 of Idle, mid ii* 0ri4111)..111•046.. 4 , marled with the , ti otie Neitre.ice.t)::ive. Mr the discovery .‘f sho 1 l o we ndiAries Oro set Err to the premiers of Captain, Now.. L?.. 4 , Idle , , near O‘ford. l'h, Leoix;rt. Atteitiot. aid Dosiasiese. are Oro Ider-d t.. the F. •.twerrt. fro iiP-sUrurruth ; unit .tre