The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-01-16 00:00:00

• 1$ I irSlO MRS. JORD4N. o The attractions of that magic actress, Mrs. ...j...." says the ManeMester Paper, *. cootioue sa luted at our Theatre. She has performed ten hs s to very brilliant suiliences—aidcd by the °l i n en: talevis of Mr. Eamon. Her Ulu/axis his Doi. le& were more than commonly Omani.; ; as were also her Leidy bell and his Wee Wier. On Wedneasky she personated Ras rod, in Shakespeare'r As Yelt Like IL She we to the picture of 104eliiitl au One:preamble rs uty and harmouy of colouring. Her sius;ing oes directly to the heart, and is felt beyoud all K /f aces essiabiks, mud artificial decoratious, the teetotal or Catalanian sehool.—lu her male :ire Mrs. Jordan dressed with feminine ow l-, as actresses always should do, if they have y resprct for themselves; and as they always 11, if they knew how they were respectca far it. other characters Were in getters' ably support- R ome e s Torelistme. M allllllol . ll Orlando. liar _,r t s A q uae, and .. though' lows not least." .11rs. .' eViellree Audrey, mewl prouseuently on the CUM . V TI C ry Ittu im.. - Lid night Mrs. Jordan was to env, for her. en heoefit. Befiada, to Mr. Eilistou s &early, in , 3 in the Wrung. toad N. in thr Farce of The cif to Pay. This sight. which is lwr I. at t uritester, she takes Wave in the chnnacter of k e t r im, ill Mr 4 ado about Nothing. Mr. Ellis ia plays Benedict Yesterday. shalt trrirr o clock. Their lijim,/iss, sod Priisrewe! AUGUSTA and ELIZA. its, strata at the Queseslaice, Imo Mud- ..• Ref MiiSSTY heti • sminp•rty.l•E night, which las attee.deli by the Coleuses% el CAlpinall. Lady ,liitoi-ins DAtira. Vie Coyotes& of AnaAn, Mrs. tout IlAtatia, t.;esteral and Mrs. ST. Joint. Ice. The Pr ncease• Mutt a . .1 Sunni rent ii,. • .1.1 1 Princess Int.t.:A• et lt'inditor, till to-morrow, leo they are espea..4 io town. to be ptrat...t at drawing-room robe held an ninerdny, id eels. tion of Her . M AJMITT's birth-day. .. . m, 4 d ai► Yesterday, the Doke of CONOLILLAIIIP dioed ith Her MaJ .iT V. Yerterday. the ►)aches' of Your arnved at York wise, St. James's, from to dinner.. Yesterday, the juke of bubiLs completed his 7th year. Miss GOLDMOITUV came oat, yesterday, for lir inl time. ►uue her severe iafispo►tttaa, sad 'as is attendance to pay her respects to Tbtit Ma rsrttas sad thee l'anicassys. • Lord Rairtiev yestrrday, at his home, in ti , ;r arley-Arteet, from Rochdale, Laucaahlre. The Caoutelw Dowager of lEssiat rerurnett yes • rday, to her . bow se, in CursuN-►treat, May-fair, • 'lir *rayon. A &oaken sailor haring once crime into rude abaci wails she how %If %. PITT, at Portsmiuuth, r latter iuJignent(y exclaimed. Fallow !I am r it;overuor or rwrtaiguuth."—" &ed." answered leg +u. midi , tied • " it'. well seep's; you hove • fine place of :" and stalked oto without further hot's*. The Countess Dowager of BUGRINGUAMSHIRE lire her tin* grand taut, this sesson, lost evening, t her home. Griomenor-place. It was uumerouily ttended. The Dowager Lady and two Slums 'wham were present. • I.I4IIIAtARTS 4114 Poser Woo lived io - tuna', there inn ne corgetii44ty between them. -"34e *lithed for Lava, sq.( he tot GLoar." Lady PLang has removed from her house. io 1.-nford-street. May-fsw, to Loeser Brook:street, itorettor-iquare. Lori!. ell MILES and Rosser MAIIINZIPA. have refer,' to the house of their 'slather. the Dechess 10. Ager of Rio ?Lamp, Ht tiackvali-istreel. PrrP" dory to the meeting .1 Parliament. iLaml , will r tbei wine Tae too( et be et Of ;red it r the r ag,d. GO. Goa lJt :sit A hackney enaehtn-in, yesterday, seeing one of Ite fair-in-band clot h ,Itessed in ►tile, driving a late-coach along the Greeowic% road, eseleiinerl, ' See that fellow ! he looks like a coachasaa, but a dr:ve% Ike a gentleman." Totider L.t Lord lioariGoon set out front ' l6 ant at Si;hr.itn. fur Louiloo, ; and Friday il.e rwri of 31tome-Eibacumas and fawn! ) left their eaatifol seat, Moot•Edgcuusbe Park, for their wi.lenee is town. The Earl of CallLbLl bits lately givenge Sea' Lin,h!v relief of one load of c.at► to e.a•h of the riot houirkeepeni is the town of Brampton. - BOrril• \ITS tieing determined, is spite of oa- Ire, 41 berustee a man of bresvPmg• we u"der"and r ha, &oohed Le the King of P11...11♦ for his advice aA 11111064auce. • The disci ow Theatre displaced a bumper. on r edne ft - An mod. to Mrs. C.:Lorca% liewelaria, /1 .Lriliit'S /)on Jean ; who we. dotty supported Mr. A "'mini:. iu St - grant:rich. A Sewed' iisspuaior Weis beam pasting counterfeit orm-y IVararickshire and Northamptonshire. le myr he is come from Stislieg. Mr. Fatt.ce, of Covent-Garden Theatre, was sr? of the sand active *mistrusts at the tire in yesterday morning. By his e71.1(40f.. I,llVrli txelliOiss the times were prevented from ' a... " 1: Mr. Hari lILTeS prtl4l l lol. 110,44 P tit', it n tuoisght, :say marry ell the N%icy.res on the continent, ils sucmailion, without isslie. Monsters do sot propssstr. It is proposed to Irm. watt &Jury ..f Matrons to 1. 11.,0 a fit wife for BeIIAPARTIt. with l awitY , it ' • till 1, 61114 not dote. e, to call in Dr.SoLultoN, St/ I . O lllOW* judgment on the paint. first Cormrt, this *rams, was held 111f1V4'11 , m.t. at the Towil'i Hall tinder's atteod- I "1" mast of • the re•pectielle families the towu im4nlrsurt.o n t ; several performers ut superior erre cligia l ord on the arca.ion ; the music with comaderalde acr•itoia•ort. After • tett, the roorpa t iv 4.ljournvil t e Ow Queen's Li.l, 'mere Upwsra• of 110 Lid,r) and tentle •.l damn to trig w cl supl.pr. otter 11110C:1 tin I.roi y „ rruced.The ball ors. opened by 1f r-oeiirral LefT, M. P. sad limo 1... ah ; the L , e enntiiined till a late hour. Jo4l Inc 0411"'t pressiled tiartmaiihest the whsle of the :`. evatous occußnEges, • A .cthions eireninstauce, occurred, yesterday, et CasinoLoury.Park, the 44. at of the e.srl of Evseti.—s. The waggon, winch had bieu luade.l sit the pre ci/ding nay for town, was la, srainhug iu the park, ready for startio2 early in the ituiruing. anti a truss of hay was left on the shrifts. The cools for tying up the ditfereut articles hying louse, in the course of the night. a due stag. in getting at the truss of hay. got entangled wall the louse cords, and re mained fast until morning; whCn the waggoner's boy came. with his lantern. in order to put the horses to ; anal, not obscrving the stag, he teethed a complete toss front him, and was thrown aver the waggon ; but falling on the turf, he received no other injury than a dreadful fright—not know ing Me causevind the arrival of the waggoner. .DUBL/1. Jam. 11. This day, the infant daughter of the Duke and Machetes of itichuiond was baptised by the name of Sophia Lenox. In the evening a vend ball and supper were given to celebrate the occimion, gir Charle;Saition ;pare yetiterday an elegant tertaininent, at his apartuieuts in the Caistle-yard, to their Graces tlw Duke and Duchess of Rich mond. the Dochew of tiordnii, Marquis of Ely, Lord March, Lady Mary Leaux, sud a feu others of high distinction. . Tlte C teas of Roam ore gave a a,leattid roar last night, at her house, in Nlerrion-square, which was honoured by the ureseure of the Vice•Lsool party, and ill the rotik mad Worm in town. Yesterday a race of too wiles was run in the Park. between Captain Bullen's hay mitre and Mr. Donit's bay horte, both of the garrison, the mire carrying 10 atone, and the horse 13. It "fl4ll wow .with ease by titr. tatter. . Tho race was rude by Officers, one of. the Greys, .the other of the 11th Dragoons. A very All' day attracted numbers from the city s• buers.ht, THE 0. P. AT CHESTER. A conceit of lineal andeastramental manic was announced for performance at the Chester Theatre, on Wednesday evcatug last, fur the benefit °flits* flolliertl. The hates were comparatively empty, but the pit was tolerably filled, sod the centre on.' copied by men in blue jackets and trowsars.—At the coniatrocemeot of the performance, the moat horrible clamour proceeded from that qu orter.— The hooting. and hallooing* were accumpubi_ll by whistle* and trumpets. It was a complete re semblance of the late Covent-Garden rode, with the oiniaeinn of the O. P. dance.— Flee teiope4 increased, when a certain song, ceded " use Gisrloar Sidi of May" was to be sung.— Then uproar reached bee zenith. The tumacians were threatroed with destruction if they at. eniptel to exercise their calling. The Orchestra presented beta feeble barrier to theessailatits. The Jacket Party mounted the *ter, where S iakepeare's scene of the Battle of Gosworth Field was acted,' with mare swore grid spirit than were ever exhibited on the board* of Coveut-Garileu or Drury-Lane. Ul timately, hoarser, they effected their retreat ; our hove we lutarduf any specific act of violeocr, exccirt dm throwing of a piece of wood, which, it is said, was aimed at Miss Mulliwell, while. singing the ob noxious song. hut which did nut strike her. The tumult, the accoanta of which are much cssitge rated, we uodtrittaad 'Nigro/lied entirely io party spirit. THEATRICAL ciWkf LYQU/RE A Curious. and certainly not an uninteresting in vestigation, was held at the Plymouth Theatre, WI Saturday se'onight. A few nights prior to the above-mentioned date, a Midshipman. in the upper boxes. being accused of throwing an apple upon the stage. denied the charge. and, we believe, with justice. tb allpoint being conceded to him : but, dur ing the altercation. his :satinet was so ottensive.and his language so extremely indecorous, that the indig nation of the audience was completely mooed : his name. however, was ascertained, and au application for redress made to Admiral Young. who referred the complainants to the young man's Captain,' as sail% them, that from him they might depend n .on obtaining every necessary satisfaction.— Briefly. the Captain baring heard the accusation, together with the defence of the accused, te quested both parties to meet hind at the Theatrie on the following Ssttrrday. At the appointed time. several gentletne• of the highest respectabi-' lity attended. and bore ample testimony to the itn propriet:.• of the young genthanaa'a conduct ; upon which Capt. Walton protested. that unless he sin niediatvly gave every satisfaction demanded, and also a solemn promise of future good behaviour. he would instantly report his conduct to the Admiral. who would transmit it is the Admiralty, and his dismissal - from Ills Majesty's service would inevitably follow. It is needless to add, that the young gentleman regally complied with this injunc titiii. Cap% Walton then declared, in the true spirit of a Naval Commander. that he would make every officer who served under lain responsible for his conduct in Afire as well as us booed; fur he could not but consider it disgraceful to his Majesty's service, that any one who wore a 133110 uniform. shunt!. in any place, but metre particularly in • public Theatre, cosidect himself iii ■ riotous man ner. or use language in any way derogatory to the character of a Ingo of honour; and that he was ye fluty,- I. a. bug as he commanded her. that no one, onwortli ) the name of grxtfroast, should walk the quarter-deck of the Amethrt. The conduct of (:frpt. W. on this exigency sill. no doubt. prove the harbinger of tranquillity to our little Theatre ; with confidence Ic e I.ope to hail it, ne imbed it should ever be considered, the .nurse of ILA TAO% A L arc K r.ariox and twaraucriva I (Cetagdum's Plyntovelt Pepin.) l'evterilay macron..., a 3ouoic man. aon to :11r. Si a ...we. salesman, in l'otLiil-aireer, Westuainiver, ri fluorn! to ...salt Olt t' ice, on the 4-4941, in St. James's-nark, alien ‘i broke, dual he WIN in r e ama iely &wined. he body aas Liken home to hi, dr cotivolate ,merit.. el.nreo PQM! :Joys very n”radeii•ly vent •ireri on the ire over the canal in St. iAttle.i, ellen it hruke, and 1.0 vi •neni fell 1.1 ;Sui, by u t nely et ~. 041 L WILLOVI day other so) than 1';0(h/du:k -ing. tuittg,Lort nil we,inorfay 14.1, a t the eitUtiry Court at tles eitvii, by virtue of s seco n d -wilt ) issued fur t h at perm-J.!, a Jury was imp:nine:lA before Mr. TIN.. X 6 t • who preseird for the Sht - a ,tr, to sawess the de inage, in au action of trevess• brun*ht by /sew Simkins Hen, Hew, Evq. for destroying game opou the Plaintiff's e,otate. • Mr. Costal% COOMPEI for the Plaintiff. opened the awe; and the trap's, sae proved by ltiehartl Mortimer. • > On the etworesanainationo t: question: . 'twill pro i trowd to the witness, whether tise• tiff had sustained. any slamwzr whilever front the trespass cornelasiild of? Mr. . tutfrfered to prevent thin iitie.l43 fristrobeitig put. Ile said, that he would ww sulh3.tlir *aims. te•akakuosiity point already settles' biltwerui the )wilts ; that da mage was already adrisltltil 4t the. part of the Dei frudant, and that thr questi+n most be narrowed. so as not to countervail that alltitissiou. In the course of the erci4r-ekainsuatioe, the wit. ness stated, that no damage ass.dune by the De fendig to the Platutire fence, or to -thr era+, upon his hugs, or to bit property, is any shape whatever. Mr. Hoot addressed the Jury at greet length hnt way sternal times restrained. fur what was con sidered as irrelevant Lithe mutter in question, and a breach of that decorous which ought to be Mrs, risibly Obeerved in a Cutlet rifJuietice. Mr. Ttonsv. ih statik the effect of the evidesce to the Joest, r observed, That it was their function to j ...sees what Jataage the Itkisiti ff ought to have for the trespass coirip6tin al, it befog adjudged by the Court of kin g 's i ; .h, that saute damages he t e was entitled to recov% and that they were suborn to make 4D asses men cordingly. He observed. that even if the Pla tiff had • come to them to determine his right to, e• compensation fur the aggression twiropkaingd I ef t instead of coming Is them merely; fierAtscertain the amount of such compensatiosii%he would he entitled to tbeir verdict ; for it was aecrssarily the law of thins cowl try, and of every country in which civilized society enh,iets, that no one should come upnu the estate*, another without his consent. He therefore directed the Jury to give Guth damages as they thought the • Plaintiff entitled to, but left it teitidly to their owe discretion to 'belt theausnurd.—After seine deli beretion, the Jury wished to return e.lerdict of so damages !—Nir. 'Haney told Mein he would not reline this as thOe verdict ; that they were bound' by the writ under which they acted, and by the oath they bad taleeo, to wises" some damages. Note withstanding this artru-nition, and their being twice sent bat k for further consultation. the Jury refused to alter their return. Mr. T. then 1414 that if they refused to do their duty, he would still do his, and they most take the consequence of their refusal. The Defendant said he would• lu dew airy the Jury for persisting iii their fit st deter mination. The verdict was not receiver,, aiol we tioderatand the muses of the. Jurros will ill rettu lit(' to the Court of King's Bench, with the eircuoustainces a•tessding this extraorilimsry case. ' The Court w.ta entirely full. awl the return of the Jury was received weds lead acchatatiotis by a large partials of the stwitiorv. We beat that thaws two rafebrated riders, the lion. MARTIis HAMM. cud •PENTON Sl.urT, Esq. have mode a match for 200 guinea!, p. p. to ride four miles across a country ; the lime lead place to be fixed by Mr. Dicsr LEGARD, vriv. is mimed as umpire. We usider.taiiil it is to take place in Hot deniers, during the February meeting at Reserley. soil that it recites considerable interest, froai the known excetleuce of the crompetitorp. On Tuesday last. the officers of His MAJIIPTIeII ship Dresdamigki gave an elegant dinner at GoUDlt's Twerps Plymouth. to Capt. G. B. SALT. (who has besa superseded in the cumulated of that ship ky Capt. CoLLAID,) as a token of their respect and high esteem fur him, while under his command. A few days ago, as the gunner of the Elise packet, (lying oil Flushing New Quay, in Fol. mouth harbour,) was examiumg the arm-chest, be tween deck•, happening so snap a pistol, a spark of fire fell among 110111 C musket cartntlges and priming -horns, which exploded. and severely wounded the man: who now lies dangerously ill. The men on deck. dreading the exploaion of the magazine. jumped overboard, and were picked up by the boats which came to their asiniance. On the 3.1 lust. an awful accident happened in • real-pit, in the parish Madely, Shrup,hire, be longing to the Miodely-Wood t'uu►paoy. Tuc dr. cunistance was as follows :—On th^ preceding night, the sulphur took ere, and kindled the tim bers which• supported the roof. at which Uose there were 13 men •nd 8 hotses.down, but. provides tinily. they were all got 'up without injury. Next day, however, about noon, four men went down, for the purpose of endeavouring to extinguish the fire, but after remaining there half an hour. the sulphu► became so powerful, that they were all suf. located. without a popsibility of rendering theta soy assistance. The weather. front being uncommonly mild; changed to • wore natural state ou Fnday, alone which it has continued to frees,. The attounts from the country a►e to the same effect. Tho ferry bouts were prevented from sailing from Hull to llartois, ou Saturday, by the seventy of the weather. A letter bas been r. (rived from a yowl* matt. • prisoner in Fraoee, dated Auxerre, iu the deport. mrut of Cote d'or, on the 2lst December. It states, that a general remove has tak.•n place among the British prisoners throughout Franey; and thAt it future they were to be divided into classes, and each class to be stationed in a diffirent plater; Auxerre was 6x►d on for th• masters and mate. iii the merchants' arctic... recriving pay from the French (;overnotent, shout fonrtten hundred of sham were stationed there, and had the liberty of the town, but were rod allowed to as. the gates. Thr meat was veer rent, and from seven t.• tatlie sous per tb. On 'be Sainr.lay prervediug. • li!r broke out at Auxerre. Is Isirle tbreatesarvi In ( 0 1 ,, tiMe .the *hale of th► lout it was got am. J r , by the inlisity of th► prisoners, setre,d of wham hid reersired sli 4 ri injury. The 'hank• of ■:l'lie Depaireseots had bets, g.►tn to them, Unit LOWNCL on this toCeriiloo. • oLb IlAILPI; SAN. 16. Thig d.iv was occupied lb trials before tht; nes C.JIMER Witt COUSION gtagriAliTs, mostly for peaty thefi,, bunt f Which were intereutiog. The trials haring ended, the Recosom proceed 4 ea to pals 'wideness upon the seat:rail eotivida : saasnei Sedltez, fur feloniudaly roars's.' a loaded Instril at T. 61141M11, of If.aileld Choi* , linkers Marto',, f,r low." stealing , Elimbetk T.llbrook, ulius erk:si. for Merliog 111 I. trorlliog-hone i Jacob flack, fur a siosio'rolTence; 50.4,31411 1 licraisor, fur uttering forged Bank Pi..lan ; George. Warms-, ! fro &tot; ; 11/114 Mara fuller, for stalling i;711. 1111 a dpelaut , humse—orceived mottso .'• • !dealt.. I, .111.1tI:orl Geniis''', for I. ~ ilia forged Raids Notes in Lis pmaresiosi, to be transout.4 fur ius,ieen ) :.as. Irina foe Wren Veaf 4 i. TwO ~ cre sioteileA to be imprisoned two years ; .ia-fur twelverritastile ; ass seeentMa fur mind, visuals, eight a , whom sue to be is loppcd .. 1 'fru were dii.e.o.irgi. lup alit% rest of i udpaent. aacr Watch the Smsiums mere adjuaroed. SURRy SB,SSIUNS, JAN. IS. --us...—. i s Wm; •Sinitle anti olss OriasAdm *ere their' , with stealing right hell or dart, the prop r 4 I Mr: Messengrr, t;1 "tiagston„ on the 31 1 •J' Om I last. It appeared from the cavil( nce of s ir. ties' *eager, who to a cottt:factor at giaptsn, that, liar. leg is quantity of outs to send to Gafford, rra Mon. I.day, the 23d of orit, he directed the Prisoners 1 to route down, an load the w : tggoit, in readineos, _ . .., -, - : the day before ; they accorditaly came down, about four o'clock in the afternoon ; and the nib. um, having uigoOted the granary, left the Pr.. miter. to load the waggon ; going into the stable. [ which piss to the granary, some time after, he per- T ceivedsomethiug Zauceided beneath the Mier. tine der the manger, and, on examining rimier, diecue erred two Packs of costa, similar in qu.lity to thove loaded is the waggon. Air. Nleierie.rer did sot men- Con chat helm! discovered, but detevuoned to notch, pievitins.vi the waggon leaving the ?ard on ,' the following morning; he accordingly conce-vled r himself, accompanied by • consulate, to ainsibi.ng I adjoining to the stable ; they had not been I 4 , -z ; concealed before they maw the Prialuers go into ' the viable, and bring out flue of the sack., whi..h they placed on the waggon. and' returned for ! the other ; on their bringing the secoud wick out of . the amide, the witness came forward, and charged them with robbing hash sad gai'd • them in charge to 'the constable. Smith ',pew. I'tog east down, (impalinw enbonraged him, saying, be knew what fats awaited him, and he holed GuJ would take eire of hi. children l lie Prisouerv, in their def vice. acknowledged having taken the, oat'' bet said, th• y tont them for the purpose of ;siring their fork.. au additional I feed on the road. 1 . 10. Jury found them grill, : I but recommended diem t., laer. - y, - The Court sehtesweit them to three mentliii ior plum:intent tithe Novae a c.....ree.... TAST•RID)NG+4kxX oil Coutateneest co Tweedy% last, be.'ere followittr San w gistrites, Majur T • (Cisairosano Cul Cr E. W • RevraLcv, T. Gemirromollea•p kaoW ,ft Cats IC PAP . F.aqrs ; Rev. J. GrtJaw. 1. Ll.' II DIV, ..4 Durcke Ls.> Clerics. On!, folipgpresesisd tleasetwes se thoCalose ▪ tbe swear sot fuwwit sod lb. ..lbw, Jake wk. Mg, • wiseelwright, was !awed rail'! iie4ling • pore of $r timber, frost Hews Huston's taaber-yard, iw Mall, and wap neutered tusia naunilis la the Moue of Carreelissa at Re. verity. A asawl.er of appeals were heard arainst seders of baster* tad remora!' sad anruenst the rest, which pruristard to tr eupy the att.:altos of the Cusii t f.n a nre length alum% att appeal against the Parch Batts of Great appearing to ►are bet d illegally laid, mad slit gaily tellettesi„ was quaalsed. On callueg neer the Primaan r a woman, wha had beim eoritni.ttsd as a vagabond. Mali fur exereisinn the mystery of ferrtasr•lelhug, and wh o had Lora enusidered an drat and . Jonah, on helm, threatened Bey the Cliairnsaa, if she persisted in the unites she was practising, with ■ lung iiiipmounmem, imarediatety found her warm, and very annaLly began la defend ►erself. The Pr:sooers sow been renew...4lo th► Nrw Howse of Correction, twhiget the Se.esol:s ilt.usr, awl life lea'. at the ON Cuort restored to she Ma) ie sod Cuepurstiots Sq. • A patters of. put dress was slaves sad approved of i tura contend to be worst by the Prisoners .a lure. The General Qviarter &names fur Cumberland entstneared at Cockerniouth,, es Wedne.day last —.At throe sessiom • Arshim Wesebtasse, bookbinder, sees fou44 (vitt) of as s► mutt upon Mr. Matthew Harri.oo,barkieller Weigtoinadi WWI is the employ of Mr. Warisim, (elm is I yours mac, not long established is busts's. and aas suspected val. haring "'reties arrerslasonynsous letters, teodiut to destroy. kis master's character and credit. Besim toestiossed as to his knowledge of that transaction, sad abase • kW'? IA the WNW deecripticsa se those jest mentsused, but •lath bad his (Weigiousates i sigassurv., the Defessiset Aid ant dray the ktter to be of Ins band unties, sad after a:Ames Mr. Harrhua is the v. kr.t mummies manna, clinch. if his 11.1 sod spat lOU hie fan —.I Ism •as the Awash eau.* gimbal af. • liattsup unpainted id; Mialtilriax 'ajar Lo t nlon. - before the Right finnedithle EDWARD Lord EL. Lessoitoves, Lord Chief Atatide,lla. ni and alas Hilary Terra. 1,10 : • ' IN IPERSt. • • InbetAmt , • , • • LON Dee. • Paturday, Janus ; Manley, ...... Ames* eg Friday, Frbruasy 9 gatattlay, February 11 Friday, • g amarday, . . Le AFTER TERM. Tuermliy, . • letter from Calcutta. d.ard 14th March Let, states, that Gets. Hewt-rr, the reapettedeetntsiaa der-in-Chief, had the mt.fortune to break his arm a wharf now before, with which he was still evartned, but la a few way of doing well. • Major-General Moscetvs. one of thole tu'ner's employed et Walchertn. we sittlefibmd, n appen.l - to the coatmatid of the Gerrie= of Hull, as the room of the late Meier-General Hanoi...h. • A fellow of tote name of Ituwwia, ott Ftidst earplug. far a to wager. at a slablie-base tit L Mtv!Arid% ate foot pwml• of W-. 81, th►re pnuuds of pot..tuw, and a tire.-prune awl drauk two qu.arto of tot , is the arks of yaw wear. ft A deesdfill fire broke nut, St toe to, k mormag, nt the haunt r.r Me.nr...Hokursutruttt end engine ro...ournet• m. la Latin Ae which twitouused 'the whul. el Jr ponwiscs. e...on i nnsentea to the bo w ; b r l uot ," Mts.rs. mr.ras am+ Inman. kiriter-slier obit's ws. at—, fount to the gruskarl. .110 C. vitbi!e--.ou.r. is el .4) Ivry) itte:h ti.t . .negerl. The CM" , 111 9 1.4 A Mo NOY //at Ik otialrolt •- worn, but .6•ter could be peeterrd tee terer a:i 11. 11 r. 0. rount of the fn'[...t. Thr migrate" ..1 , I.r bri tic-sped wtth great *tic lir.L ;7: 5 ".4 od C t o ills,etb- sr. uotil .1.