The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-11-08 00:00:00

TilE THANKSGIVIAG PHAYAr. ♦ied, in addition, one-tenth of the isitioant the doty upon all Colunial l'hcloce at resent in the duchies, and not appointed for conveyance to Haul burgh. the following observations from a Coevespati- Ilea, In his bitter of tat bight :—" *e should be sorry," sayi he", ss Irlotpulf to cavil or trills wilt* so aerie* * subject is the Royal Bulletin ; but that of this Illy (Wedoeinlay) is so ill seurdtd and Anolierileg, we cannot help tilting no tice of it. The IC:NG. it ioissid, e(wfinnesfatty • well as in any part of yesterday." The sum out substance then it—" Ile is es *ell is when lie bet ter"—tor time was the Bulletin of lets day worded. Surely the quartette of eriaile We tura must have signed without reading ! "'The avid duty shall be levied by the Citstote hawse Officer of every glace: and any other trading tending to the diminution of the same, shall he fol lowed by cooft‘caboa of the goods and other pu nishment, as is laid anise iu our Ordinance of the gth July. 180:l. (ilven at our Palace or Frodericksberg, loth October, 10 iO. (Signed) (L.S.) " Fineswit. Movtag." HAMBURGH PAPARS. We have received • Ilattiburgh Paper of th• 24th last, front which we have made stone extracts. The King of SAX ,NY appears on the list of those vassal princes vi ho are obliged to do suit and ser vice to BOSAPAkTE in all the extesses of his ca pricious tyranny. Ile has adopted the Napoleon Code of proscription ag.tinst British Commerce. DECREE FOR THE GRAND DUCHY OF FRANK FORT. if We, Charles, by the Grime of God, Priate Primate. &c. " By desire of His Majesty the Emperor of the French, King of hale, Protector, Ike. we have decreed and de decree as follows ; that is to say : " Art. it. All Newspapers, whether French or Gentian, r eblialhed is our Grand Darby, shall erase on the Ist De. teishar of this yeari and we hereby rcroke the prirtlege thee. " Art. 9. Frog the let of Jaunary Ist t, oat, one Offi cial Newspaper shall he pablislied in our chief city of Frauk- Art, and so other polities! riot shall appear throughout ge a hole territory. " Art. 3. This Oficial Paper gall bear the title of Gazette of the Grand Darby of Frankfort,' and the artieke teattpaed therein, shall be inserted is the French sod Ger man hemlines. " Art. e. Oar Minister of the Polite shall mppaint the Editing° the Metal Gazette. "Amts. Our Director of the Police at Frankfort, shalt be the Coatior of this Offitial Gazette, cud shall he surfer able Is as fur its castanet. Our Minister of Police shall etesisasiule to the Director those instructions by which Its shall be governed. " Art. 6. Oar Milliliters of the Interior, aeltatice, and or Has Vann, are charged with the due caforcement af this Deere*. (Mined) " CHARLES, Grmad Duke'. " Fraskßart, Oct. 16." We vermin without the expected dispatches rroin Portugal. Until their arrival,Otl4 iallt rumours will be circulated to “ipply their place. Anon.; those cf Tuesday, it vri:s slated that 31Assusa's army had either mutinied or been dispersed. A General Meeting of the Roman Catholics of Ireland was held in Dublin on Friday last, at which it was unanimously resolved to prosecute their cluitni by petition to PArfiainerrt. without delay. A Report of the proceeilings is givru in our subsequent co- UMIlt. Advice. from St. Peter,burgh, rid Gottenhorgh, Mate. that the French Minister had applied fur prr mis,iort to marei ^5,000 troop§ through the Itits.iati territories into Sweden. No answer had been re turned to flits propofal so late as the 10th ult. Some of our Contemporaries occasionulty indulge tbemseltes in reports of conversatimis alleged to hire taken price between Ills 511sigsTY NW his Physicians, reloting to the death of the Print:ear itaset.l.4.--They are gossiping stories, atri the mere offspring of invention wentan. Oct. 17. ,Yestewley. the following Patent we, publifiheil beer : The inquiries yesterday. reepectino JeaTY's health, were conducted with the rattle Court etiquette as on the two former (Lys. Mr. VERIST was the Groom in waiting, in the room of (ieneral Goa Dos. Lord CIiARIACS SPEN CIS continues the. Lord in %Vatting. Ti.. inqui rers increaser daily. Several hundreds attended yesterday more than on any former day. AMON.: the distinguished characters who attended and lett their names, were— The Fre irk Piing-es. The Foreign Ainteosmlins. The Puke of Norfolk ;Earl Marshal of Esglaorl). The Doke of (uertialig;rry. The Porbeaara of Marlborough sad Leeds. The Marquis of With/v.l. The Merelnunt IPS of Hertford• The Prince Pr Comte. E a Orr& hi, Abergavearry. Aylesbury, Coarlown, Selkirk, and Lindsey. Coanterse,-.-Chruierco.ld, A shunt, Cuertowo„ Eatariso berg, Cleaggiont, . u 4 Ud. rraow.e. ri•roMPOISI% vine oast Lar.4-.Hatpuistr, 1. spencer, It. Piterral,2,Teignorinth, J. Th e ln. ar.4 riltisla ft: :ic La,e-le. Si,. 55.-er, Cottrell, Herded. the Roo. Howes T 2 C. soil P J.. Illyhor, Suitor, awl Writhe,. ir. .4dagiget—llothani. Sirt—ll. ()Tetley, J. iTentivorth, S Cottrell, M. flerned, R. Canton, T.. Pew., T. Plower, F. Molpleira, C. Howl, sod T Sutton. The Master of the Rolls. 1 he Salmons-General ill Ws-4 s. Ace, A. Lamb, Dent, 11111 Canninz. Vie-terolay It Court. of 'Meatus will held at the Edli India House, whets Capt. Saar/M*loa was sworn into the command of the new slop building in the m u m of the It'ss/pate, consigned to Aladras and Beisgal.—The 'lsip f/ape, for Maolrao and Chula, was ordered t.i hr afloat the tltith Nuo rusher, sail to Grave-and roth Dece.nlier, stay there 40 days, he in the Downs 9.5 th Jetistary.—The Union, (irot.hattn, for Sr. Helena and Bengal, was order ed to be afloat the loth Decensher, and sail from Gravesend twit J: ttttt ary.—The Court adjourned at six o'clock till too-nsorruw. A twrfect convicsiots that the treatment of our horses is ton delicate to render them capitate of susraiising, without injury, the hardships of fo reign peruse, is sail to have proilticeil a ie-ohiti on to niter the construction of the barrack mashie., whirls in future are to be little 1111.fe than open sheds, so that the horses, by not being too much protected from the changes of the at ph -r.•,. may be rviolerrd less sumeptilde of diverse from the has &hips of actual service. it is asserted that the horses of the Frcnch ca valry, thussOi iiimionlive in site, awl, its regard to what is termed condition, were r, areerows. endure the prieu.iong and hardships to which they lie re duced, with much less inconvenience than those of Out 1111 , frgilll , le. Their settaily is aorprlai og. Tue-day se'imight, the ltev. C. J. Bo.asts [LLD. Fellow of T * ty College, was instituted to the Rectory of Quorrington its Lincolnshire, on the „ wied, 7, o. to .l presseattlion of the Right Ron. the Earl of Iltua- ToI.. 41 llis Majesty had snore sleep last night, and cuss- At Noraich Cattle :Market, on Saturday last, the tames fully as well as its say past of y extent sy. supply of foot Beef and Milton was not so large as .• 11 R. 11111 on the preceding week, but still there was enough " R. HALI 11111). for the hoteliers ; the former I n .i n4 p ure t ra , r d a t 9 ., •" 31. 11.411,L1P. h I. per stone, and the latter at from $l. to s.f. per %V. iIk:BEItDE.N." lb.—Tlie show of Lomb' and Store Sheep a as much We have already expressed our regret that the smaller, and the sole nut PO brisk. There was a to- Bulletins are not more precise, and better caleu- I lerahly good show ahem Beads. soul sale. were d ilated to give a wisfactory idea of the changes in fectcd at the tame prices es we quoted the begin ills disorder. The Brillatiii of Tuts- gof St. Faith's Fair, from 61. tisl. to 7s, lid. per slily evening, announcing a favoural•hz dosage, not stone,S re platsce a c cording lg very ta ti t ! l e e r " a n o t i l l " ).:11 of rtlthewbo7tl.l"l.o.--. haring readied London that night. dish tint appear per nton.—At t he Corn Market the supply of in any of yesterday's papers ; soul the Volletio of 1 1 % . t was no t So ple n tifi l l as on some precede,;, y•sterilay a;speared to refer to that of Tuesday weeks, end the price of Wheat asivasserti, gel hug at smutting. and was of course u ; for it from 4 5 .. 40 41 ' 4 . per coomb•—ilorleY had ant so beck sale. except for very fine siatop'er, which. was of a favourable aspect. while that to which it felcheo ‘.! Is. but the average price was only floret 20e. seemed to refer, pal Coe some goal; ty, was must des. to to.. q.t. per unonth.—But very few Oats at mar coulee/lg. This 'slovenliness awl want of tilli;rersee L e s, mu d 14.. m. ; r id ' s' b ons ,2 1,. t o Sts . p. coons b. o a case of such great importance, has dtaro Da! It. torus. ror cwt. “ wa , Fa/4track karaaaa s by the Grace O'Gara!, firr; of Seamy. bre. Sam It has plasma ills Majesty the Emperor et the Preach a etwomeoleate to vs his wish that the new Tariff of Dallas epos Coloakil Prodace of sth Assiut, adopted in doatiateas, should be latrodimed into oar Rossi territo ries; sad dace we are convineed of this measare to liberate the Coatinesit from the yoke of England, sad to encourage the csusemptiea of the internal products of oar kingdom, which shall displace sad reader unaecessary all articles tile roam of she Wailes of Great Britain; and coosider lag the pest advaatages which have already eriseu in the Contahasted States of the we have been aimed to order doss the Tariff of Triages be adopted aweigh's, the darks of Sasser, dce." THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. TnURSDAY. Novemees e. The relleivier. as wa stated yesterday with re gret. was the Bulletin ahewn at St. James's un Tuesday ftweaoon:— Midget Cull*, Nov. C, "His Majesty bas passed the night with very iNtle sleep, and is sot better this morning. " H R. REYNOLDS. " H. HALFORD. • M. RAILLIF. • W.HEBERDEN.^ Another Bulletin, of which the following is u copy, was Waved on Tuesday night by the Doctors, at Wiather a Wierdswe Castle, Nos. G. tsio, eight o'clock p. w. " His Majesty his heel some sleep, and has ap peared a little better throughout this Jay. R R. nrysoLDs. , 4 H. RAI..FoRD "W. HEBER DEN. " N. BAILLIE." If this mean() Bolletics hal bean sent off lay ex press on Tuesday night to London, it would hove been in time fur insertion in all the Papers of yes terday.--Tbat diligence. however. not having been need, the public were left to indulge all the gloomy ideas held out by the Bulletin of the morning.— The Bulletin of Tuesday evening on;y relieved the anxiety of the people of Windsor ; but they are not superior to the rest of his people in loyally and of t.ciinn to the person of onr gracious Sovereigo, in paint of another, they an scarcely • apt, k on the map of his dominions. The following Bulletin was yesterday shewn at St. James's !Wier : • , tAli• : . . 07 t i , • ' , .; :z r : ';,,,' ./ • 'ir , •...../. • ii / ` ciS Ik t. ; . c,i ".„ . ... Ill? tr: IRA I. POETRY. N ON LEAVING IVLYMOUTSI. Wl4, Lady, sinks toy heart snipes as•J, ‘Vlty pleasures trudelen pture, Why lied that peace which owe me blesi'J, ll ! tell use is it love ? Cm first istipressions hind the soul %S ale 11Upeless passion's chain, With rigid hand my fate Clllllrul, Tie love—yet love in Cain Strip fragrance Isms soy resisroing bees u, Frond eve its tranquil hue, l'roia Jay its splendour, niad its case, Anti leaves no thisgist but r en % Al eve, nt morn, tin chic, new braid Of I'v:ICC 3111111(11 my breast ; lily day's a sigh, my Melt a dream, 'lry thee alone pu,crie J. Thine irlla;e from my heart to War 1 slime in Tails, ,:ml foam! Igo mortal but fill Angel these, With charms resistless crown's!. Assay; 0. lium that treacherous coast, TOO fate, alai ! I Ike ; Where, heedless, and in teanaport lost, lint (mind lair and thee : That Preach where lost 1 saw thee more (Thy votary and shy s:ase) lu fcsahnesr, beauty, zrace, and lore, A Venus truer the wire !-- Su rUllilleS elip tier Negro hail's Fr OM Al. ic's sultry plain's Su :Nark!, sAseesl-'—tlse Idol His freedom tuns's! to crsaius To Nit slue, friends, my adore laud, IP go from thee—to mourn— To drath—eliel not, in tikovigiurt blasnY, lisme whisper--" to return, That matchless form once mole to view, That Ileaven-expressive eye, Owe &recast from those lips to woo, Tu vtorship—mindto die Weymouth, Nus ember I, !bill. (IT? Tree •Orge. 'INSCRIPTION COW MY DARGHTERS' HOLR-111.•ST. Mark the goblets grains that !ise Bri.htty throogh this elbannel'd glass, bleantriag by their ceaseless fall Tioa—lira,as precious gift to all ' Nosy till its sand be done, Behold the shining torrent run ; Drat, its allotted number shed, No longer lasts the sitailer thread. Its Wile hour of trial past, Like mortal man, it rests at test. Tet, let thy hand reverse its frame, You'll find its power■ retain the same 'Twill active toil its boor spin, While any golden grains remain,— Bat who shall ten the glen for Mate, Wh en all his galling amiss have ran' Who shall fulled his wasted sand, Diapered by Timt's unsparing hand '— INevcr eon use grain be forma, Howe'rr ws anti Mus ►cares kround ! Then, riatEhtet.v, since this both is ptaio, That time wire gum nr'cr comes spin, liaprov'd l.t ever) Svc how the said fulls down your glass ! !roc e, leto. J.. M. C. Yestcrdoy the Lord Navin. iirl.l a C. 4111 ..r ; for for ionpooe of revflriug the onik r , „fr Solicitor-Geueral. and Gov, witted to atm reppect ihr ra• Ili of ih r Li e d, stows* co two lCh 4 1 1 Cell e, had gut illotisty's wow ; on. tireseioko tot!„ Sea toe, end in eensesuro ce thereof, his l uit l craw in ni and I.r i. p , the Serous of the 9111't ; of Uvula's, ant old Lo r d Ni.:etir cannot ho ld t; I . Thu r .etwie.„, ou r o b IMT iIAI9IIII 11 411 Ig; p1.PW.14 . , ;URI uu eitlrrinionnent. Smoky venom, Were ratiirn and alluu r d • „ C ii ,1,...1,k. re Were 11113.101:11, and the nrual e;u•st of the 311:iyoraily trilisarted. 711 r. (11.2 E. That chosen mid well.tra'afe.l pail; of 1,-nri," to Thomas Esq. of F.) e Park, menced its atter hunt. 'Alit: tiounas Lid fin bent in the county, tying hitthest condition. Thq &loos oil' at la, weak, mad have it:Fartlea tie lusts tifld cellent runs. rstivalny 1ie11111.4111, ENtn,p outlying deer, which had 111 , 11:C11 hot., the tht y were fort Mem is finding ; soul on ;• hag haw, he bor.' many in Ma styli, thr..„ h -; dation, Pulgrave, and the parish,* adjacent, soli -is • saiftsovt, for the Bast hour pitifully think: t imi ng •E kry •cot at 1,1111 like the% Ind, beating dawn I. •• determining Its fate," sail animate.' by the si;., tns the bugle, they scoured each hill stud dale, tin t taut villages with their heels Vlllllll4 whet. SWUM, they poured out a threatening pcal, 13: their fast approach. Now hr made a grand thud.:,, out extrusive circuit, overtiv,,iug th e leaving tl:e thirsty park mice more hchin.l—Lot fur mote and bent tiii death, they ;inapt the tl,a, pressing tom hard from Pah:rare hark to SVorth t i ii, fuiest and Iwwillirte=l, 11e boo thh, liadalt) Linke ran hint dat.if, after • SeVilf rhos of one hum 3...• 11111.101. GRAND JIJAC tlO.l. Vowerd a y wits heft! the General M,(;:,, the I's-lyric:or. the (rand the Cruwia awl ticl). , r r;.tere, Shari; pRAEU, Ler inthrelalr.. Ate. (hut cr, the S.lpeitntesql.rdt, rtwl t;le rift, froita whirl) it titopeareil that the eetiertn, the Cootitnny hurt aithea the last year floiirt,;;•,: d gre4 ter protmeeron 11.4 it at any fltrol. t• Th e NRinillit ~ f the Sioking Esnd Lad 4rr poti imitate inerevw ; and abluni t ch dd. th:tt a !Vela 1.11.11 should be rererve I runt r earniags of the Could, to rrovi,ie br ar tNI4.IIISIVe lUllphen of aster nu the Li : LLI the Camel, ?et * ritviolrod of 3 per err:. Prripe.ty Duty, sett 4 dee !wed ft: the ',tit! M: new urea tigellielita !or the Parlangtou Knt , t‘torks 11.ppeired in it forward ante, u:01 lyres/1011 helot Parliament tu the tanning A 41..w11ai15.14 utitcnvlrd trout the intended Ih 1111(1 Stutittorti Canal Committee, ceivrd the etrongrst assurance of sown, Iri from the. Grand Junctimi Company, and Cr.: Union Conip:tny, whl also held their nue:irtg the sui:e 111111. auJ 1,1,•cr. A itunieroits and arty rtipectAle company du together at live o'clock, when the fullusiug to %ere thank, with great spirit : " Tloc kiug, mut his aiscedy r!corcry." The Princes* Abel:IAA'S funeral is to he as pri vate as it istssibly tin, co.tsidenng her to be the thtoghter of the titan. She is to he carried by right of His ,Majesty's Yeomen of the Guard, in their foil dress, conducted by a Yeoman Uslser. Ills Majesty's right 31arshalinen are to attend- it in their full dres,to. The Dous-huld Trumpets or Drums, we undentrand, are not to attend ; but it is slid the Trnmjwtc of the 'Royal Horse Guards (Blue•), His Majesty's favourite regiment, in which lie is a Captain, are to be in the procession. All the Royal Dukes ■re to follow as monsters io block cloaks ; and ik is said, the Patuca will be chief mourner ; of this we are oat certain.—The state coffin is mode of mahogany. Ills Ms.scst v's firt coachman, 11r. Govv, received (milers to at Windsor, to drive th. Itrarse in which her Ito al highness the Princess AMSII/I's remains are to be conveyed to the place of Inter ment. " TZi.‘ Utatis and Royal PAnily." " Old CM." " Tin C nunicr.in Chief of thi artist' Iraq." The Niowy of Great Britain." " The Mnromin of Buckingham." " 1..r41 \Venue:ton nuA the Army in Porte:al" •• l'Arl of Bridgewater aii thcabo-ut Prkyinictors" •r Prospers!) , to the Grand Junyteun Canal.* to thy risnorl tniun -- to the li ill% red herks Carla." - to the intruded We‘tere !tit:vire Car:l" to the irtertled Ilerbot ores Alta stattii.ti Canal." 1 he General Coestaietee of the Cannl." Prard, the l'haWnina." Harvty, IL. Sitpc,iutervinidt." id the it.t.tculs, 50v,4:1 and 111111 4 v SallgO kept tip the hilarity of the thty the e. 7 prof beparuted at Pli carp• hem.. Earl MoIRA and the Conntria of I.rierroa and MUIR/I are expected is, a few days ut their lsowe in St. Joirire,i-phre, front their seat, Datiniogt.in Park, Leiregcrshire. Earl and Countess SPERO'S' intended t• leave tone this slay, fur their seat, Althoffltr, tonshire ; but the servants received vomiter-raiders, and they proceeded lest night to Wim Sir SignißD and Lady Sum' V/ree expecte." yes terday morning ■t the it house in Overland-To from Nottinghamshire.—Sir Stoxt••v has alte , ril his course, and proceeded mi a visit to the Doke and Duchess of Dtvonsutat, at their meat at Chatsworth, Derbyshire. Sir FRANCIS HMI, Bart. intends to leave town in a few days, for the Braids. lu co.nmemnration of Ills M rsry's having completed the 51)III year of iii. It igri, on the alt. the Earl of BUISTOI.,• (O ills till usual regard to the comforts of the poor) gave a row each to four of his most trusty lishourers in Is kworth park. Sof folk ; for which they drew lots for their choice alit of six that were exhibited to them, and expressed their g►ateful thinks for his Lord hip's berievuleme. General numb's'. his Lordship's venerable wick, was last week paying his annuli visit to the poor of Ilurriuger and Irkaarth, distributing blankets and other tier, clothing at tuts •resdm. The carriage of Mrs. EttsttTT, of King's-mid, Chelsea, was overturned yesterday at kisighr._ bridge, whilst the cuarhaa•ru was earteavourioe to clear a baker's cart to escape one 01 the Rauh teaches. There err filter Is4.lire in it, who esc•.ped without The coachman n4l dangerously hurt. On Monday sesmight a singular match t place at Newmarket., en the tide cu 11..) liar( mile, it being the same nn winch that pedestrian ran ttgainst Wood. It a;;• Warwickshire gilitleinum a Serjeal:t-11.1;; Local Militia resident there, abont r let 11, a rO'll.-Lll9 , lii pedestrian, al,o rreidcct rat flat In' by trade a saddler. about S feet !. • l'he w•is to run the mile, and retain the saime mile 1 ,, ! hitekwaids. In the ftliiiiing t io n ey (As he was railed, from the qresit tom of sii;) beat his opponent shout tit yeti], I' nn his wr Urn back ag.u+t, running Irickwarl , Iraq half the mile; perhaps sin It a cireums; tit vt.r before occiinid.—The saddler aos I minute - 1, and u halt in going and rettiriiiii4 it, ;grade. The betting was peat at starting, uud odds two to one on the man of war. The fallowing ht the Form of Prover awl gi • stiitc to Almighty God, for his mercy la %olicissafed to bestow on this Nation an atoend. (7rop mud Genurible Harvest, to be read in Chorche., on the Isth lait: I) liciility ! who ripened wide thine hal'', •,..t.stirs toe desire of every liviug thing, we thank in- • Vous heat rearmed unto na the appointed Wvet a! • i,est, and canoed our valleys to I.e eu•vri d w;ili Corny soil keep alive is us, we liestveli "[bye, sense ut h% bountiful 'voltam., that we foi •;et not. l. Mole uf our hearts, the Hand from .111Cii Yves" Sous. It M Thy me.•cv , 0 (,0 1 , that L 1111.14,1 a se. is ill) limey that - feed. ill us with poi Ilicolll4l , I r and evict is , we pray Thee, Pram IL, .iome. we he full, awl &sty Thee, m u d bay, who e. illy ir ,r we he pony, and steal, soil take she Name 148.11 T ,!, More estercisllit at the. time 'lmpose us to acknowle , lzy all humility Thy good Proviiknee, em stipplying out at the meat of approaching necessity, in upholtlinz • ..use agsiest the aggremoia td sae enemies, is CO iiiii 2%12111 . 14 proms lion to our Mont gi aeious i•,;. Ike (*alio r wf his 't These praises and morns ne humility t t' Throne of are, throw:lt the merits noddWalla-10a people, and the Dispe l ' s. e 1.1 Thy metric, of ui I.wd and Savtusr lions ( 1,10 A Ito tog berl ult catt 164'M The Unman Oahu of the City Lib, of Londoilili•rry hotly a it to yol.iute their rthrprl. the Lord Bi,hop of With th* , 17111011iCtOCC whiCh h 2". lint.tc:etisell hi. 1,0111.114), hoe been to •,• eet.toil.ote the tali,' of 501. In rriab le . COM il!ele thie :-.ecevari hut vcairii-ive uniteo . • Yesterday th ' e Loirdir:-.*"-a7urc r '0 7, 71.7 111 a . t.itsil i,t •,,i i. Tied, in addition, ene.tenth of the aliment ef the the following observations from t Coffeepot+. r., p t„, • , . dote upon all Coleutal Fanelnet at resent in the :dent, In his letter of Isle night ;-" *e should a W '''..r . ;• •. .re ! Sae a - . re. . * • ' . • duchies, and sot appointed for conveyance to Haul- b e wry, • s„ he , • • •:•-•;e:ev •.. A " I "MI toil, to cavil 114, or for the pal-pose of ereciriog the °pun.,• f s - ~ • burgh. . ~,„,,, • -dr / ' Solicitor-Gcueral, and cm int .../.., • ,;,. - ''' -• • " The siiiil duty shall be levied b y the Costae- trade with', so 'seri** * subject 'eject is the Royal - L "),, a, ;• • • - w - Is 'tied to them respecting ilsr. suen.i ' "--.'"'' " -" •• 0 Ile tf . ru i , ft , • 7; . , vt 4 o. o, iti i s J' house Officer of every place; and any other trading Biillerie ; but that of this they (Wediseirday) is so i ll . or ,)„. 5‘.... .. ..- . 4.4 , . 4 : I: . Li t . s l4 llTha bowSk t. Go.wido L ii i ia s li : ,: ol Nid t ., : ,: lo .,.. 4 , , ,, 0 . c . tr, i1 ,, , i , ,, , ,, 1.4t.512,1:::....:.:',-,,-.:„., err. it:, tending to the diminution of the same, shall be fel- . seuide'd and bistroliering, We cannot help risking no- ttisty's weal i Vflalki, *ie. preSel9 A .1 li, ii ut , 7 " - ',' lowed by . conneearies of the goods and other pa- tice of it. The KING. it it Said, . 6 ~tissues /oily Illtt f: rol - AI. POETRY. • Lei tor, earl in consequence thereof hi s 1" ' u n ' t "'` I"! .-......- aishistent, us is h ri d insists iu nor Ordinance of the the Heroes of the Vireha • . .' dn- 'i.. s, I:" 1,4., OW well as in oily Iran of yesterday." The SUM eth July. 180 J. TO ---, ON LEAWI3:II 141:v MOU TM. . •_ c. .9 ,. . 1 1 , n i e1 i : k y . p ri era w o: r i: w ere and l el; i n l; h :l r e lU t u ' , led: 27 3 : l l , u t i ....... , ,...i i :: 3: r °' T . :li " Given at our Palace of Fredericksberg, iOth I • Sit l " l " 6ce then its-" lie is " *ell di *hell he • Th, prne e nsi no oar iamb or•em191111 ril l ° tit: ‘" .• October, tate. 1 site ito better"—tor terns was the Bulletin of Teirs- illiB-, Lady, sinks my lwatt minors:it, ionic, mid no celerinniments -i. e „ . Why pleasures nutrient more, (Signed) " PRRtet RD'S. day worded. Surely the quartetto of erudite OK- - r• .. ' (LS.) • Mot.vae." tors must have signed without reading ! why dot that peace which area ow islesi'al, 0 ! tell me is it lore? cium of the Mayoralty *rim tritsuarted. st l'lsio Wait ....-.s..,.__.____ . __,. 111 r: ' HAMBURGH PA PARS. We have received • Ilamburgh Paper of t h e Cm fi rst idipressions !skid the soul tultic 11 oh hopeless passion's ehuin, iatl" .....romoor '4th Mat, front which we have Made some extracts. With rigid baud my fate Coolru ! , That chosen and well-trained pail: of lrtfrit•rc, • ' 11 (el DECREE FOR THE GRAND DUCHY OF FRANK- 'rlie King of SAX ,NY appears on the list of those To bur-yet lore in rani It/ Tinny:a i'Ville. Esq. of 1...).• Park, Snlis..l; - " foci: FORT. menet-al she aiiitci• hunt. The hounds hid fa • .i • ' ' la th Is We, Chattel, by the Grace of God, Priute vas.sal princes who are nliliged to do suit anti ler. Strip fragrauce tram my rimming breize, best to Cie eouaty, bang jut!it,itau...y N. lett... , .. ' . llO From i.e its tritooluil hour, hiZttett condition. Thal thins alt s a a., a l., ,i on , ' Primal!, ice. rite to Bus SPA tyre in all the extesses of his ca- , .., I-' • l'rota Jay its splendour, ni,:lit it. ease, week, gad hare a:Faille.. tie losers tai iit.iti 0it.•,1 .. .. Frisians tyranny. Ile his adopted the Nupoleonerr "By desire of His Majesty the Emperor of the , bra hares ur, th••4itt toe e rrs ! cettent runs. Venerably Wont:tin, telling' titl.••li:,--""' Code of proscription against lltitish Commerce. 'Jetty net deer, which 1144 hinkrit liiiin the psi/. •.::', ' 14' '' l French, King of Italy. Protector, &ie. we have Al ere, nt mien, no chin' ing Isola Wilson, they were l'uniinati . 14 liottloooe ; 011.1 00 I . - ig Of Peace Monies my breast ; in= ham, , he burst iie•y in Go t .10., rtiot.nent r ,.„ 1 • -•.. decreed and "decree as follows / that is to "1: - We vermin without the expected dispatelies from etc ltly . day's a sigh, my toielt a dream, distim, Palpate, an/ the paiislor adjacent, sal " " Art. t. All Newspapers, whether French or Geeslin:l, care POrtugal. Until their arrival, variona idle rumours lsy thee shine pus sess'd. studious +, for the bin hour mushily ring Isi. ‘ l " ' pabliehed is nor Cannot Duchy, shall cease on the art De- •rheoy rent ,it It ISt like the wind, heat ingdaw n is ri. -"" In i will be circulated to supp l y their piece. Among Thine 'Wane Llllll my heart to tear amber of this year; and we hereby revoke the pi:retitle " determining Iris fate," 51111 animate.' hy the rim": 1: beet riaital them. those cf Tneeday, it wus stilted that 3149sLarea 1 sircoe in viiit, itorl found the borle, they scoured each bill soil !Ede, Out ri., ii, for NO mortal hut du Angel these, taut villages with their lirels tome& i when •o a • - - ' W Art. 9. From the hat of taiseary 1511, may oat rile. army had either mutinied or been dispersed. the es-se--•••-• with charms ',shales* crown's!. rietim they poured out a threatening peal, , 4:- in.' del Newspaper shall be published in our chielcity of Frank- their flat approach. Now he made a grand alfsi . l :,";,-, rot A General Meeting of the Roman Catholics of A ..' >; fn. fruits that treacherous coast, fort, sad two other political print that! appear throughout on extrusive circuit , racrisv,aug ti le ~,,,i„, ,:., s ' the +hole territory. Ireland was held in Dublin on Friday last, at which Too fate, alai! 1 (lee ; leasing the thirsty pack once inure behind -hut t • :.:,, he 1 Dliere, heedless, and iti tr an s po r t lust , for none and beta too death, they sor t pt the d. ," ••,. id i• " Art. 3. This Oficial Paper than hear the title of i it was ustanisuoudy resolved to prosecote their claims t first (mind lair and thee : pressing him hard from Valet-see hark t o Worthani,•: g i et e Gazette of the Grand Derby of Frankfort,' and the articles by petition to Parliament. without delay. A Report mint allot Iwwilderel, t toe I 1111 l ads isul.!!) Linke ia, r That Israeli where first I saw thee MIT T e° 6ll 4Wed th en". shill be lull?" is th e lieuth sad her - of the proceedings is giveu in our subseqatent co. • ran hint !Limo I , altar a •eriam eliace of one hour a...• :, - (Thy wider) and ihy slate) ruit.tes. - ow ass leoptages. mut. • lit freshness, beauty, orare, :WO lore, ~..i.....;.....-.=,.....i.-:., tog '' Art. .s. Oar Minister of the Police shell appoint the i -......a0...-.- GRAND JIJAI: AMA' C.I.NAL. A Venus from the Vtin•t• ..-•• ter F.diterto dee °Metal Garette. I Advice, from St. Peteriburgh, rid Gottenhtrigh, Su tune.% ship liar X...gro laird we "Art. 5- Our Director of the Police at Frankfort, shalt I state , that the French Minister had applied fur per- Yee' erihry wits heft, the General M , t,:er eel. Footo Ali it's sultry plaint , bottle Orator of this OffiCial Cszette, and shall he morwer- . • , _ , the Proprietors of the Gr. 11.41 .1 1/111:11011 C•11.,1, L nus , ion to more ls 2.1,000 troop. through the Russian So gazed, askier , al-i-the laid saifd- able Ire we fur its conduct. Our Minister of Police shall ; the Crows owl A ocher Tavern, Strand eau' territories into Sweden. No answer had been re- , His ireeiitee turod to chaise : WM. pit AEI), F. , .1. in the Chan , . emasmaium to the Director those instructions by which Mr. flail% V li, the Sospeointesolood, reel 1 ;,,. g 1)::tni las shall be goveratd. . turned entitle proposal so late av the 10th ult. To fortune, friends, my native laud, ---.8.--- ego from thee--to mourn- pott, front which it oppearml that the commis " Art.s. Clue Milliliters of th e leterior,rifJostire, and or a. Some of our Contemporaries occasionu lt y inage Te di sth-did not, in itin,itura Maud, t h e C ompeny hod within the last year fl oars ,; ; . +l the Police see charged wills the doe ceforceneent of thisdlLAl Deem. (Mined) " CHARLES, Genoa Duke. themselves in reports of conversations alleged to I Hope whisper-a" to return, o greater promsrtion lion. at ant' rintipr t ... t , t , the That matchless form once male to view, Th e amount of floe Sioking I . 3ntil.ad o::,itl. 4 ;:r 44 FriliktOrt, Oct . 16" Isere taken iitice between Ilia Mussel( a ri d his 1 -..-,....---- That Heaven-expressive sae, pori imitate lin:rearm:: and alrlsinf e ch 'a ea. i :ie., Phys:cians, relating to the death of the Princess SAXON D C CRCE . Owe &recast from those lips to woo, r that a !peat Saul should be re,elve I ret It r 5 ititetta.--They are gessiping stories, ana the To vrearabip-sedto die ! 1 gm., 'Amino of the Could, to pestle la ic. - are W31M414 OCT. 17. mere offspring of invention ! Weymouth, Nutenther t, PAU. eNI.• IllbiVe linilphen of water nu the I,i*r ..its De e---estseeeter Yesterday. the following Patent woe publiehed . . . . the Closet, ::et * dividend of J per cm% •'-.1 no The inquiries yesterday. reopectinw Itirs Me- „„„ t ,..,,,„ row m „ l , GHTuti . wwuw.inwo. Prnopeo 4 Duty, was lie( lartd far the hot !“.•: r, 'here :-- itir JESTY'II health, were conducted with "; the some The new orrinigeuicitts !or the Pirdaligtoli Vi it " We, Frederick Awamenis s by the Grace of God, Liar; of Are Court tin:rattle as on the two former d :es. Mart the golden grains that !etas Seaway. ie. sucks spire wed in it forward st•Le, and ~ n il Del Mr. VERNET was the Groom in waiting, in the Eriahtly through this chaunel'd glass, imught before Parliament in the ensrone S.,ri• I, 6 San It has pleased His Majesty the FAspeoue of the room 01 ( iel. terns ___, ~ tar/ RAWL Lord CHARLIE'S ;PEN- Illeasistring by their (casettes r a n A 41..wriaiwaa &M ended Irons the intended II Preach he cosamookste to us his wish that the new Tariff of fel, CRIS continues the. Lord in %Vatting. Tee ingot- TIME - Ilea; precious gift to ell ! loorottoli mid Sluistforri Cooal Committee, sill hi Danes epos Colman Prodace of the Sth Augast, adopted in errs increase daily. Several hundreds attended Busy till its sand Ise dune, seised the ctrongrest units-Reece of support, le M 1. digilaiiie, aimill be th i th il l'e e ll W il l° uer IthYsi l el e l l''' yesterday mere than on any former day. AtAwitg Behold the shining torrent e on ; from the. Grand Junction Company, and Cr. ! POI ries; earl dace we are eonvineed of this measure to liberate the distbignialled characters who attended and lett Brit, it. allotted number shed, Count Company. Ott) also held their usse:ing t. jusi the Castanet from the yoke of Euglaud, earl to encourage • soeir names, were-. No longer lasts the sileasistr thread. the same time mot 14,•ce. ii the twasamptioa of the internal products of our kingdom, Th e r,,, e h p,i Hera . Its liiile hour of trial past, ' A ituniereits and very respectiLle company ill which eked displace nail reader ortoecemsry ell articles The Ftweign Asishioaailios, The Duke of Norfolk :Earl Marshal of Esglaistl). Like mortal man, it rests at list. together at liv,, ..e..k, when the Literal% to:- /I the produce of the Colonies of Great Britons; and cowsider- The Duke of Llaretisberry. Yet, let thy hand reverse its frame, sere (batik. will, great spirit :- ise lag the greet advaatagcs which hare already name in the The thwhemen of Marlborough and Leeds. You'll find its powers return the same; " The kiug, end his speedy recvtcry." it;! Conte shed ammo of the tibiae, we have been loosed In The Marquis of Her Anal. " Tile Gwen and Royal Family." 'Twill active toil its boor apin, e.e. miler Vim the Tariff of TROMSO be airspeed throughout the The Merelnonr•as of Hertford• " The Old Caft." asehl of 8 ...... 1, i 5...,, • The Prince re Crook. %lite any golden grains remain,- " The C nuideein Cldef of 'broadish Arm" lo o ..- - -........- .___-____ Es-ls-Clitaterfia hi, Abergrearey. Aylesbury, Courtown, Selkirk, and LAndsey. , Bet who shall tars the glass for MAN, Wh en all his golden mins have ran t . Tim Navy of Great Britain." . The Marquis of Derekingliam." Ptl A the I'llE' BRITISII PRESS. . Counirrsr,-.-elowirrf.‘l , l, Ay-I.4mq, Coartuwo Faiscon- ' lore, (71irmoon, mot 11,or ttttt e. Who shall fuller' his wasted sand, at Vora Welloeztou and the Army in Portugal . Vori of Bridgewater end Weal:lean Proutictott." I. .• ~ riorwoots-.-Nt vine soul Sulooeinh. Dispers'd by Times unsparing hand'- „ 'a Prosperity to the Grand Junction Canal." till ° to the ties I. DON. Larot.- Hawing , e. spencer, it. Fittrralrt,Trigummooth, Never can use grain J. Thymic. ued talent.. ia it: he toned, Howe'er we ans Mus seareß ;around ! .•--- Gaud Union ('anal"" --- to the It harks C 2,11 1." tail L.,:ic.-47. Not...cr. Cottrell, Hcrefiail. ti. Don. Mims ' --- so the intended Western ~ n t,ciioT. Car:l" , , THURSDAY. Novesenea te. Then, limseliterv, since this both asp/9i°, HC. an d C Cruitr.Amy, Doe, Lucie:, J . Thymie, Saltier, , " ---- to the amended Ilarbormetts and ataust.t th at -,-,,,..........._ awl Oleithes a ie. I That time once guise neer comes again, Canal?' L • The following, as we stated yesterday with re- asesee-iletteint. imprevai let ever) Mimeo, pie.- .. Ihe General Cormaittee of the Cannl2' Re, gret, was the Bulletin therm at St. James's on se.-it reit miry, J. Wentworth, S Cottrell, M. fiterord, • See how the sued rolls down your glass ! " AN Feard, the Charinsa." 1.,.., R. Canton, L. Few, T. Plower, F. Molyneus, F Wiiica, ... 'a Mr. parody, ILO Siii.c.iolewlni.l." Tuesday ftweaoon:- C. HOW:, 0114 T Sutton. acre %MO. _.. .. . . .1... M. C. lo the it.t‘.l vale, soyeral imiriorie end picas' , itch - " triodsor Castle, Nov. fr, 151 o. The Master of the Rolls. 'the Solicilm-Generel The Princess ASVELIA't funeral is to be as pri. a His Maj r esty bas passed the night with very . ere songs kept up the hilarity of the duty : else can a wn vale es it 'seeable can, enesidering her to be the l'i") . "Pin." it e. " "f l y l " . "' 21t on-tea:re,' A. Lamb, Dent, 'MI Canning. i „ th.( little sleep, and is ant better this morning. '. Yesterday a COW: of Direetors was held at the : (renewer of the burn. She is to lie carried by l • ...._. .. • PEDLSII:I4N FEAT: deH. R. REYNOLDS. East India House, when Cella. SAISOILANIDS we, : eight a His Majeoly's l'eutnen of the Guard, in ate .-.........-- • " H. HALFORD. their full d r y s, cond uc t e d by a Yeoman I_Tslier. I I • aM. itellite.. sworn into this command of the new ship building ! 4 . W. HEBERDEN." in the room of the Wir/pete, consigned to !Madras I Ilia Niojesty's right 3torsholnien are to gavel it I place at Newmarket., on the orate C111i...1 I.l.ac!•t .in their full dresses. The "Inus-huld Trumpets On Moods sesinight a sMtpiler ina*eh t'' f l 'Lt / Another Bulletin, of which the following is u ~ mud Betegul.-Thr ship !lope : fee . ._ llllLiilieie . iiitil , ,or Drums , we undendrairl, are not to attend ; hut mile, it brio the somas nil which ilia ce:cli -, .:... 01 China, wile orderer.; vi be afloat the ...Mtn No, coiner,pedestrian ran togiiinst Wood. ft %sa , her.,,• . lit is slid the Trnmpers of th e Royal Home Guerds Itarivickshire getitleinere a 5tk . : 411,11.1 ' ' ' it copy. was issued ou Tumidity night by the Doctors, i hail to Grain-end ?nth December, slay' there 40 it Wiarlsor :- ' dies, he in the D.iwois '2sth Jeintary.- - I'lie Union, 1 (Blues), His 'Majesty's favourite regiment, m tibial Madsen. Cantle, Noce ; MO, eight o'clock p. on. GAILLARD, for Sr. I lelene and Bengal, was order- Local Militia resident there, sil'ont r lett 11 , ." ' T a he is a Captain, are to be in the proces s inti. All A well-Lilo., ii velestrian, also retidet:t iii that Ire.. I 44 His Majesty has heal some sleep, and has rap- 'edto be Mince the 10th Deceit/her, slid sail from • the Royal Dukes ate to follow as moonier. iit,l by t ra d e a sa ddler, ab o ut 5. fret t. Theco'• l 7 !-! peered a little better throughout this Jay. 1 Gravesend iteli J: ttttt ary.-The Court ailjourutd block cloaks; and {`is said, the PRINER will be • wit to run the mile, and return I lir Maine Mile 1'.41 ~,, . " H R. nrrsoLDS. at six o'clock till to-morrow. chief mourner ;of this we ere nit certaile-The 1 iii,.•• backwa r ds. In the Mincing foinaid, ', . i s si "H. DALFOR D. 1 A ;wriest cony's.' too that the treatme n t of our , state coffin is made of mahogaity. : peaty (as be wet called, from tilt' .4resit ilrine. • u "W. HEEte.tt !MN. I cavally horses is too delicate to render them capable Ills MATISTY't titat coachmen , Mr. Gore `, has , tints of cis) beat his opponent eliwit tin porde ' 'a M. B 911 . 1.1 L." of susetiiiing, without injury, the hardships of It.. received orders to le. et Window., to drive the hearse 1 s his rut urn bide ago is, running leiclvor'l'' , '' •, ..1 If Ibis second Bel:erica had been sent off by ex. : reign "tenure., is soil to h a ve pr o di t ic...l a peolorion in which her lima' Iligleness the Princess Aml , I. lies ; least half the mile; perhaps sort It a eireuttl,! , ' .., press OroTuesday night to London, it would have I to niter the construction of the barrack litIlloirt„ i r e m a i n s a re to be cutiveyed to the place of inter- to err before occerisd.-Tile saddler it ia tine 1 ., . r, I who.h i i future aria to be little more then owls ment I minute -1r and u halt ill going mud returoin4 s', been in time fur isieertion in all the Palters of ors- ,, 1 , , not ~.. • much ~ *, .. seen., so that the horses , by brio;; too ran mom* and the Countess of Locaox and , grade. The betting was peat it starting, rile: a- si today.-Tbat diligence. however. not having been ! protected from the changes of the at phere„ tney MOIRA are expected in a few days art their house : odds two to one on the man of Wile. • need, the public were left to indulge all the gloomy be rendered less susceptible of disease hoot the in St. limes - A -place, from their seat, Datiniiigtari ' -- - • - --- - e ideas held out by the Bulletin of the intuiting.- Inothhips of actual service. Park, Leicestershire. 7 : 11E 711.4NKSGIVIAG i'll'ill Ar. i The Bulletin of - rurality evening oniy relieved the It is asserted that the horses of the French ea- Earl and Countess S. reticle intended to leave -- em - .1.1 yof the people of Windsor • but they are not I retry, thuiteli (lin ti tt wive in tire, twirl, its regard to Ina n 1 1 d • ail, for their rest, Althorpr, Nortlmiiii• The follosviog I. ,• 4, "lilt- - • ' • !, shat le termed ronrittion, mere scarecrows . *union. to Almighty God , for his mercy la I tenshire • but the sercints received counter -ottleC gis tag *ulterior to the rest of his people in loyalty and VC- I • and hardshipsto 1• " 1 " 113 ' * . • - 51 %Mit:lls:lW to bestow on this Nation an atom , . . , tie prirnstotia - and they proceeded last might to Nl truldedoii. is the Form of Proyer awl r.-.: ' r--etion to the person of oar gracious saver,,go, and , (lured, with inuelt less inconvenience than those of ~ „, . . in paint of numbers they are scarcely • apt, kon ! our line region-nee. '!'heir mini; yis aurprrstrtg. , &.••• on I e St ) ins an .- N! terSdaary°l7tomr7inao,,ndatLidtlayirSrioluiselli wren 1 e ll; X ere C l a t i P o :I I - :: 1 1- " , C"l . l° , lll :7 7 .‘ 'kel o: ' , l , i 4 fa voura bl e t:4i. h llo lll o * Petl i"e :t t. t wide to. b t Ne • lneeral ! divi:: the map of his dominion% ; 'Fuesday I...nnight, the Rey. U. J. lieesteret.D, from Nottingliarnshire.---Sir SIDNEy e ms aite,(il • ....I.Stirs tor deni . re ott - every liritig thing, we 111.0111, Ib• . ty College, war instituted to the . The follow/big Bulletin was yesterday shown at ; Fellow of T * his course, and proceeded on a 04-11 to tilt Duke i hots bat reserve./ onto via the appoint.. dectury of Querrington in Lmeoloshire, on the and D'achess of Davunsusat, at their seat at St. James's Palace :- i ion of the Right Ron. the Earl of Blue- • 1 a Misolsor Castle, Noe 7, tA IL / P re " .-ItAt Chatsworth, Derbyshire. ..el ant, . - TUI.. !WM. art - I lay bountiful guanine's., that se rut. t ., . , ll i “:,,:,,, s •7 l l ., c i ,rote . ll l t k lu e, r;: i ll i r , v e s i t: ii ite . :Lv bc ro ol .t 7 , .1 1 1: . IC ibi er: . . , ..,,, ~ 'a iii . 311.1jellty lied more Sleep last nig h t, an ,l run - At Norwich Cattle Market, on Saturday last. the Sir FRANCIS Mu., Bart. intends to leave town finites fully as well as iu any past of y extent iy. .1111 ply of fat lleef and Mutton was not so large as in a few days , for the Braids. spar.. of unr hearts, the thud from . loch every ' "lIR. R 111 Nr11.1.41. on the preceding week, hat still there was enough In eo.nmemnration of His M %.11 - . ,, TY't having is lb ~,,,,,,, th at card ,, i , ~,, „„1, i „, „ tr u ism s. .. Ii . a• "H. HALFORD. for the hittchere ; the former being' iiiirelia , ml at its. completed the emit year of iii s ro igto, oil the -.Y.itil mol !...11. 1.1 . , MY pray 'l' hers, Pram till 1:111.15 , a 1 . 15: 1 ::: j .. " 11 . DAILLI l'.. ti I. per none, and the latter at (rum id. to se. per alt. the Earl 4 Hatarot.,• (a ith Isis usual regard to ar In fall, awl deny Thee, hol bee, "I' '' '_ l " . .„ l .''-'.'„ l .• .., , ~ 1 "W. HERERDEN." "It is Thy merry, 0 Om% that hunild::l sc. a w,..... I .i., lb.-The show of Lomb' and Store Sheep Res much the comforts of the poor) gave a ilia each to four we he poor, and steal, and take the Nanie w tif B s c s k. t . . k. : l:, ~ We have already repressed our re;ret that the smeller, end the mile not so brisk. There was a tea of his most trusty lehottrers in like/milt park. Sof- A!,..z . erit:t lb ", vr itn:....stsrplysog our s''' i Bulletins ore 00t 'Dire preci,e, end better ealeu- I lerahle good show of lean Beast.. mut sales were ce. falk ; for which they drew luts for their choice old e ll ti; m-litY it L' Vu' approaching necessity, in opholdrog .. ho e d to give a sue i.th.sctory itit:t of the changes in fettled at the same prices is we quoted the begin- of six that were exhibited to them. and expressed ~,„„,..0 „ ,„.1 Ilse ~,,,,,,,,,d awe:sera . .4 _77 ., e . ne 5., , ^Z , ‘' c .. gof St. Fnitles l• :Ur, from 6s. Oil. to as. lid , per their grateful thinks for his Lorilehip ~ Ills MAJWITY'S tli*Oroler. The Brilktiat of Tue.,. stone, according to the condom's of the beasts.- General Mayer, his LortieblP's eelorlble uncle, die (*.dor of his people, rued tile %l e r h: l h l My oder ts t' 41 e benevolence. ie ee ttttt ;emelt'' , prolto.lion loowo; soor e0 . .0 .; Th 7 ~,,,,, Jay evening, announcing a favouralik cliaage, 1101 Store pigs still very dear, anti tit Turk worth ries. was het week paying his anon it visit to the noon of ~":11".71'":"*rs'tl'"Ving,r„, „„" at .,1,„, 1 ,,,,, of harin; reached London that night, 'lid not appear per ,tone .- At the Corn Market the supply of ['wringer null IEL A orth ; distributing Idankete anti - ;,1,77,:j e ; ,;,,,,...k. 0 5i i..tel Art. , ' - in in oily of yesterday's papers ; and the bulletin of R'lleit was ma so plentiful as on some procediog oilier steer ; clothing at this •PoSoll. -. -------rt, .a yr sterday appeared to refer to that of Tues.:ley weeks, end the price of Wheat silvarteril, eel hug at The carriage of Mrs. ESIMLTT. DI 0 It:ism - lamed, The Rom lump i ng. and was of course , • ,te g iek ; f or it from 455. to Otis. per coo:Me-Barley had ant so Cheloes , was overturned yetteriley at ktolglitt- latiA a sale, .•xeept for very hue sesnieee. which, bridge. whilst the eiotelturiu was enetsavrairioe to to eideree their eliiitiel. the Lord "'' 'l.e. i . 0 . wad of a favourable aspect. while that to which it „ et , . , . . t . hie ewe iie • i i lieu ''..' ta. but tee average polar was outv hem •21)1, clear a hakee's cart to escape one 01 die Ilaili with dust minutii:esice and li , er A 3 ~ . ~ seemed to refer, soul the souse tosli ty. was months- to tOs. Sri. per comb. -Bui very few tats at mar. coaches. There were lister ladies in it, who es:. 1' • • i 1h • I 0rd.14, Ile* her r ' I per aria • ria . Ac.er see sts .. Lib, stir, 01 * Lo n n C d n u t i to i l t. i r e ry i eil,inatt:ii.l,:l.l!::„(l:.,f;l, the i,toti.; j i , t ,k y ,,ll: l ceuraging. This slovenliness owl want of tieli;fersce Let, an d B eni ,. frleliell NUB Vs. to Rd% p. comb. arabone tepicy. The coachman was dangerauely ti. ereariterre the taint or 501. in "' hie , 1 , 1 . " "1 , i a a rev of such great imp e ortance. has Jrito llaj i„. tires. jar cwt. hurt. - _ LODI il i .ele this :-.ecevari but expeit-ive ina e ' SAXON tor.cßitE. PEDLSII:I,4N FEAT: