The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-07-10 00:00:00

• • Morten. • • Orkall•Stlilig• Arise the spent eir It thuds Magic., on fistura night, a nevi ballet was inswitserd. the work .1 M. 4-11ut.t.tN, !tattled Le Maker /Mtge se La Bale 'Moque. The story is:scarcely worth re ...raising. MlL•nig (the hersone).is prepaeisg to go to the Ivan. but disguises herself in a cloak and veil, when ber loses (LA Car...octut) mills span her, and .!;ftlitli• the offer of his company. The ball it the scene, where she •ppeans, and ptiloittis a rill. km,/ with him, then retires, and re.entets in her iletgoise, with a red plume in her bend. This stir leinteto to bin) to weer as the corichtiow, it is to to supposed, of *et screvtarree of hie addretiers. \Ve are to infer that she is not known to him tinder either of her characters as yet. The next •sceoie is a sort offer. chow/pew, when he appears in a - enstattir of Turkish or Oreciatitharacter. wearing the Le. , ), ,5 . favour, conjnieltly with a white phonic in las cup or turban. This immediately bring.' shoot she 'homiest IieIIONCIAIrIi. She recognises her own fnvostr, sod the ototaise 10110 W• as losasittr of course. The story is barren, and the audience. on one or two occasions, proved that they felt it to be 90, 1110 naval lailerralillg part of it was tile variety of the ball. The gentlemen Wove military costume, characteristic of inn•t of the nations of Europe. specimens of the ioyles peculiar to each wer e xl9OO las Oseeres•S•B9, Tint French minuet, the Eng. entstor• dance. tare flamers peculiar to Gremlin?, 5c0t1....d, and so on. The mute scientific of these ralubitione took well, and were escellentry per formed. The ritiawet by LA CHOCQUK mid Mt LA.. .3cl was * piece sat execution not to be sorpossetl for %roe sttd delerviry. All the perfumers exerted themselves, sod did their best to keep up the inte rest of the piece. int AIM. Tans theatre closed on Saturday night. The sihis.s, usual sin such °cessions watt spoken - by Mr. Rust ELL. of abut+. the following is is copy:— • " !Ante,. stn GtxTt.eitio--Arier the usual' stases, rear the RUVErivi of s hick oar sincerest thanks are dor to your renvruus and uniform kindness, it heeronev our especial and pl. x.iuq ,holy to txpirAi, in the warmest brats, the deep and v•o.liyl sense we entertain of your liberal and unremitting '• We 1.. v. ell plowing-ea of the drama that exertion has h.en employed. a it bout which we could have had no prelen. Ole pith f tv.,wr we have enjoyed. To deserve that isijoi wit the interesis of a meritorious rival ase may with truth allim liar been oar mob ,il.l 111 la effort. • SI I t rz leave tit stbl, that Mr. Kean', late accident pre. Vented the oniciletion . uf a wish that he shooed appear in aft bill 1941:1101.10.41 characters before the close of the season ; ton it is Ices intrusion to return when his previous provincial • neutron ant are entitled, and have ibe bonenr to complete Misr tuterdinst by once appearing in each of his principal pars. taro, hisrlepastarr for AUll flea. Is is with much cacassere I have to silde that Mr. Kran's ireespereey -efraer.re from thia country is agreeable Ina mu. /oaf sw.htovdial notleistanding, and arrangement, between himself and the Pcuprietori and that it is hiainteolion to re. torn itr this Theatre avails to court your iednlxence. I buys- pow, Ladies and Getitlenien, for the Proprietor sod the ColunAtty of this Theatre, only to repeat the thanks tor trait-NJ fectitio have already dictated; and to assure .)11 I hat Mt his part and theirs nu effort will ever be spared no-rit the.enutioneatice of your kindness. Till next month ne MUM rrspecifitlly lake leave." COYMIT-OA IDEN. Tho e irly of The Clandestine Marriage at- Sructril a numerous and brtlliaut corm/airy to thin likr.tive nu Saturday lard. Mr. W. FA RREN. as Lord eglety. and Alm C. KEIMBER, as Miss Stet.- irou. wrre rapturously applauded, us.were Meshes. .routs FARLEy, us Brush mud Caottoa, The Lot:, 0V l'ite Critic. or a Tragedy Itelleursed, fol lowed. ;mil wrist off' with eclat. In the sour where Wkiikersasdow twaillhers are armed for a desperate 1.04 li.e abet cuissosauded is " the QIJEIBN's name" tu itrou iltrir• wriessous (with which they instantly roreply),, gave 'lse tit a slaw Itsneons burst of appro. I.attuu, analogs, monsieur applawe followed, during winch watiy . vociferated " The QUEEN for ever !" ENGLISH ursaa-HOUSE. S. la p slight the Comic operant of The 134 4 11's lieu4l ass performed, for the fist time this ...Amon. The characters, particularly that of Mr. .Arrensinh. Brag. by Mr. WILKINSON. were very ancres•f.slly sent...anted, and the performance eli cited constantly repeated peals of laughter and en v:libation. A revived sod altered musical piece, in ...assets, rounded on a well-known tale in The Aro hiar‘Aights'Easertainieents, and called The Ilaneh. bock. pr Ihintoorra in Bagdad. was then produced Inv the. tiro time. This, it is well known, is a favourite subject on *olio• of the eastern stages; and 'the dis. loslaosa of visage and convul*ions of frhme that the sinfusiunate linachback undergoes arts r swallowing the Wises in the supper scene, form one of the most *musing .persiscles which their meagre thrittie ea btbitiau. afford: 1 - 11aLes . personated Cho apy, sad i t hsyed ..trii,;.. 0 14, awl rattled throve' the trick"), yr 114 tittf.:se.tor'wtiii the'greatest gaiety atitspirit: lie was almost the life awl soul or the p?eee, in the .ctll to which we heft allaihdhlii whine** am, pr i ptetakil loilurea vie, we are coolideut, • With the. pinudast of his brethren •of the suck in forregr parts. Thriuost diverting i ticident* of the tale are intioduced, nod poor Crnwpy's misfortunes and the4sisbciaus ph...Mims and deceits to which they gite else; ate mode l° contribute aibundaiiily to the (w• lead alawataiud malicious) pleasure of the audi ence. The tailor and his wife were well played by fltse,Wil t *SUN aud Miss!. STEVENSON, tile (eraser airbuses gave No itscidisiitat cutuic . swig. withegreat hesoune, II ass encored.: Pd,. BilOaDYNas? au& Muss I.OV I, as Ak.Tit asel"Litrru... perfin lord roam sings vi' a snore serious deseription'its a very pleas- Hssoioloir• lks Qmiartirta, and %fettle, 'ens purr sri. *rain s i sitilesilyarquesenteddlay4M4. CHAT- Te.se 41•14 .hfc... T. P. Coosa,: Thevari !I isodrup. p• d ausidet loud proofs of setishieliowand applause. Mrs. BA nrultr has mitered into an engagement ottpthot.noa.mussefulse Liverpool theatre for twelve ••igltur; mu, 'nrstics-Ate appearance there. on Tuesday ttolg Itentdulph. RICHARDSON. (WODLuct, end Co. respectfully,' ,g-quinnt the Publte, that the last anikonly ofs Drawing the. Lottery wilt be Witthiesdertsest, the , ' ..:th furl, wifen All lutist be Drawn. Stale of the Wheel. 4 .. rotes of 4 ..••..o r pf•i•.! Mel t-4 ...,.. 5l/0' 4 Consols and Maley, sod {Umber Capitals.- • ;vie*, sod. Aare% weetaste4 eadrinvii; Ire nor Ontent , Met' AFr OSIII%, • GOO PLUCK, sad Co:r Oflictiq''llask i,..hhagr, Combat, and Chariapceene. n- , • Allilti rcb tanif tlik INIkEN. • " 31 Al% • 6t A lkitiata t tfif lelkSlty HER MAI LAI N, " 79 ","'": • . The undisguised samisen in which the name or Thortolunio Prtgeeni iliterarseited With that of her die DM of Pike etfil'lPtdralti ire ra ther the Itiviiree- OM, whiCh had Mall` isirbakife in the I lour of Lords, renders every aieeedutis re 'petting that iiidivolual of peculi.re interim. After the dear and usiiversal reeogilitiou of her ith§esty's innocence of the views ',Nereid *genii( her, bath petbliely and prfolteft..in 1813, her Ma. piety was relieved Non all thine restreforts under which she 64 been placid by the circulation of re ports founded in the bireest malignance. She was restored to the confileace of the people, and, its proySortioft to the retest of her acknowledged in. /anew, !hely ffettron *env& to inert-eye. Still s however, her Majesty had to encounter all the dia..: tifying rolieerinencii o( cosset inAirence—slie wit debarred front dirt elevated society which belonged to her rank, end, whirl WE Ali mote painful to *I feeling'''. she Airs delimited of the consolerinn *Melt she had been wont rd &rift for alt her other wrongs, by frequent ieterrourse with her daughter. It was ill t h is suite of thing* that eke determined by trued to divert her mind limn the mdignittes to which she was !rawly exposed; :ma CM the Stith of July, 18 . 14, she wrote a fetter to Lard Uferpnol, the canter:is of which she desired might treliler hr. tore the Prince Regent. In thie letter she stated. that "wetwated by the most argent motive. that of restoring tromqutlltty to the Prince Regent, win* as' to seeeire the peace of mind of which she had been for so many years deprived, she bad, after the most mature reflection, determined to return to the Continent." After particularising' some of her just grounds of eomplaint, bet' Mtrjeety declared her in. 'Notion to frit England tilt ni senors, and to eon. bark at Worthitig; she added, Mae she would ever be ardently •solicitous fur the prosperity tad glory of this generous nation. Fier Majesty also commtinicated her intention to Mr. Whiterthed. who, in his answer, stated that he had nut been at all surprised at the resolution with which her Majesty bad been pleased to acquaint bun, and concluded by reiterating his sentiments of deteition end reel fur her re.establishment in ail the rights of the empire over which she was one day to reign. The answer of Lord Liverpool announced the comunsiiication of her Majesty's letter to the Prince Regent, said his Royal Highness's erquiescruce in her views, und'anuring her that his Royal Highness would never throw ally obstacle in the way of her present or future uiteittious as to the place where she 'night wish to reside. On the :eh of August, 1814, her Majesty erne barked at liVOTthillg, on board the Jason frigate, to return by way of Hainburgli to Brunswick. Lally Charlotte Lindsay and Lady Elizabeth Forbee were her maids of honour;. Mr. St. Leger, was her chosuberl•Us ; Mr ; Win. Gt4l aud'Me. Craven, were also he( chamberlaitio; her equerry was Captain Herr ; her physician, Dr. [Liked ; her major dome Mr. Sicard (still holding that situation) ; tier tires. stinger, slr. Hierouimous, a German (still in loci Majesty's service). To throe were added a few du. internee; otiteleconstituted the whole of her Mejes. ty's suite. Mi.. SI. Leger, f ill health, did not seem:ll)4lly tier Nlejeety further thau Brunswick.— Lady Charlotte Lindsay repaired to the Spa to join her sister Lady Glenhervie: hest rejoined her Nie jerfe m Naples; Linfrazaheith Forbes retioreed to England to see her sister. Mr. Crates, went to Germany. on flaunty affairl, Dud in order to meet his mother the Margravine of Anspach. Mr. Gell was I attacked wider he.aesart, end was obliged to reeicre his ritteitime Curtner* Flessjoined Ins regimen% 11l ctmeetjuerkce of thr 'Peewit o f the war ; and. ill fine, from r variety of different causes, her Majesty was forsaken by the different English persons who com posed her Coon. She amen by every melons in her I:re er to replace Berm' by others of the same conntry ; bet under different 'pretences she was unable to obtain any, sere Lieut. Iliiiiisam, It N. who beceinst her 'invade seeretary. lit this suuauiun she was of cuuese obliged to have recount- to other individual*, and to fours an Italian mine, among whom she'foutrd those who endeared themselves to her by their fidelity mud attachment. The Colonies* of'Oldi, of Cremona, a lady respectable for her qualities bud asisrlettussesi because her lady of horwur. Dr. Mochetti, of' Come, formerly prolenor of bevy, agricuttore; red 'natural history, the suiltor of marry esteemed production., had the honour of being her physician, mud accompanied her its part of her travel*. 'ree Chevalier Schmitt,. of a noble soil °opulent family of Cremona, was appointed fur her first eqnerry. M. Guillaume, Knight of 'Jeri.- saletti and of St. Caroline, was second equerry ; and now we come to that individual with whom her &10jeety is alleged to have head all adulterous eons 11r111011....1•11 allude to Bartolomo I'erguuss. It is • most true that this gentleman was originally etigsged by her Majesty at Milan, in sal humble capacity. At the time chess ha was recommended to her Ma jesty's nonce, and when she was funning her erne , blistiment, will a view to the txteinaer tour she had iii contemplatime M. Bartolouro Pergetiii held the simian 111 l ail csleilet courier, all officer iiitriened with dispotches of 'great tinporoatice, and usually a provost entitled to particular confidence. lie was a Moo who was scqurtutrd with different houguages, arever-tionted to travel, and deemed try those with whom he woo acquainted to posies• extensive infor mation ; added to this, he was of a respectable I Lowly, which, by unforeseen and uniortionate cir. eimistatices, had beau reduced from a state of spur hence to a 'irritation of comparative poverty. The 1 honourable marriages of M. Perganit'e three ',ie. ters, prove, sit least. that he wee not of the " low . stittiuu " which Iles been averred. The first was married to. Count Oldi; the Fecund to M. Sever. viol, of as atteiten family at Cremona ; mod the third to M. Martini de Loth, brnther of the Ex. *eatery General of the Captaiucy of Padua, when comminuted by hie Excellency the Berms de Goer. M. Pergarnr, the eldest sou. soaring beyond his bad fortuity, end recollecting the pew hallooed' able condition of his family, embraced a military life, said isms attached. to the Eiat-Mirjin of 'stir troops commsadeol. by ill's,' &twittery the General Coast. PI" in the cainksigwo a 1914,i •1613, arid 1014, - a* attested the- following iui*tion- of Mejer Gebruherti :—" IMettAtelirar M. • k Baron fkrtolonouYeitensi, of ti 6 Malta. leas • served • sit the Etat-Mnimt of the NATI; t010g50441014. %Oka" 000 : Pt. Lieutenant-Gesstral. *Atom was the chief of the East-Major ist / 111fisoupsigns of 1814.1813. and 1814. *11411•141100, GALIMBERTI." Dated Milan, NU 1; ." F • mud rat ita yikti0n.44416.0 Mojest, soon dims*** WI M. Wages* an ivelligence above the sitslaffinit irl amireti he was and as tie iereard of his fiolflefsil ierriices,he gradually roi•eil him to the rank of her and town tbencie to that of chamberlain: Slit! stqoainted *Nth MY otioratittriet of ht.. ruddily. itVerithOd fur hint her timeint. She heconie putiieWhirly inter...tett tit 11W fiqiior. procured for loin • Wormy in 'Garroted him With Meerut Orders of koigholiard. Ole in 60 dral siert tbiffg Ito her' power to souk her men* of the repeated proofs *Nth hq lied affordeW of liii Otweh went . to person l•jii atoll irtiguilig !MU. Osi het return to 1114, ton. ihrte root two of hit torntlrers of well us hie Ways; iittt her •Ervive. 111. t.onit Pergatni ors ided Seer lirr Itouselioy, 111.Sicard having returned to• rAjp. land . ; and M. Vollutti It'erltann forinerfi tinder PRefect et treicous. was the consporolfer of her thribersownewi. Iler Mojesty % s travels embraced - a mote of great extent rtiil satiety. rtiall'eabutt ihe repaired to the Islo of Elba, Grins *4O tes'qi . cdt. ytiii there crawled' over to Barbers . , cud sulisietriesdly slatted Palest Jemmies's. Carthago's kite mid. Atheist. She went to Aldlin, and lauded on several of the Wlthille rchipelaga ; aid ictikrised by kliridki mad Syracuse to Naplei. aid Prist'ectfa tram %s -pier to Rome. During the whole of this journey, her course was marked by Patrice ut the must get Delimit and humane aktioar, Ity which she stip. rotted' not alone her Otirti dignity. bit Willis tinned the high charireter of the wittioni *Mt' viltith she was so intimately connected. We shad now pass over all the orcussistalices which occurred alter her Mistiest?' return to Europe, with the intention of reverting to the subject in our nett publication. We shall only a#l4l, that Pergaini continued in her Majesty's service duivii to her departure (rum St. Oiaer'a, the particulars of which we have lung since stated. He travelled with her Majesty tro u t Pesaro, leaving behind' him lilt wife mid' Otte* hut bringing with him his daughter; an 'Sealable child, seven years of age, whom her Majesty had adopted, and to whom .he was particularly partial front its extraordinary acquirements at so early an age. 'Phil interesting liUle proieji of her Majesty war perfect mistress of French and Italian, and had no iscosesiderable skill in suumic mud other fashionable accomplishments. Such was her nit• tend gitarlitnetit to her parent, however, that she could sidt be itiducesitn accompany' her Majesty to England. sod teturtwd' with her lather to Italy: In presto M. Peiganti is a man or'about live feet eleven Oldies to height. of a military aspect, large mustachios and whiskers, dark complexion sod eyes, a bold hut agreeable countenance, mud of ro bust form. His manners ire unaffected and grace fool, mod ills HI treiti )))) s to the Queen sere respectful. 110 dined at the same table with her Nllsjetty, and took . a strong interest in all the sill - airs of her house hold. He is about forty years of age.--o)6,ffuer.i rIIE MILAN WITN EiS RS. A letter from Dover, dried July 7 (Friday), sitys—..' Arrived this mor g the Delight passage vessel f Boulogne, bringing. eleven mess rood one woman as witnesses against her Niajesty the QULEN. On landing they were much hissed by the persons assembled on the quay, and Isll their way so the Alien Office they were shooed roil rossehly• haiiilled, particularly by females. They afterwards went to the Paris floret, and this AAAAA ruing the mail coach drew sip to the door to take them up for Loudon. A great Humber of persons abientiliell to bee them, but they were all alarmed they refined io come out without some kind of guard. Our Magistrates came to the inn, atientWil by a great siumber of constables; the mall, after waiting a long time, starterl Without them : it is raid the proprietor fur the safety'of his coach declined taking thesis. The appearance of such men, on such a busiums, seemed to excite great disgust ; they all, with the excepti n of two, were moat miserably attired; in fact, they looked like those itinerant [Wiens 'uf whom we have so many tramping about all over the country. To look at them no owe could suppose they could ever have beets admitted where they could have• messed any actions of a Princes, of the rank' of'•htl` M•JESTY. After about two honer' delay its getting. them otr, a post coach and two post cloei•ts were drawn up to the door of the hotel ; constables with their staves mounted on the tops and fronts. The voitriesves thirst atept into the carriages,. which drove through the town at a most furious rate, amidst the limpets and groans of the people; they seemed excessively alernierl. lu their passage' nut of the town the glasses of the carriages were broken, and it was feared. notwitliatandasig tflr precaution of the Magistrates, that they woukl be stopped awl dragged out; but they gut off; and went to London by the circuitous route of Hychr, Maid. &c. One young nm, iiamed• . Jrituei '1114?-' wick, was etinnuitted to our gaol fur laughing• at them (the foreigners). Great credit iodise to our Illagistratev, bust for whose exertions they would never hirer reached London to tell their tales." ANOTHER LETTER, SAKE DATE. " This 11141111111 eleven filmgoers, of beggarly appearance, arrived from Boulogne, conducted by a courier, supposed file - .416,1 'purpose of giving evi deuce against the Quasi. They were about tu de part fur Loudon by oue of the coaches. but were prevented by a mob of perilous orwembled on the occasion, who evinced a disapprobation of their droop by ineulting them in various' lumbar They were afterwards, with aurae (Jovial; seleoff in chaises, escorted out of the town 14 constables, who cose)d trot prevent the mob from breaking the• chair windows. As they expected in sneer further olistroirvines un the •getrend , rouve to Leradmi,t o lo proceeded try way - of Folksy:me, flythe, Cc, thn • • Aimidsisoir. '5 "IlieCuust lls.C*Zite. Anthems(tor from .14 1 1 4 1iV . II is espertesithere shout Weduesday urn*. A t is urdesekt te he iii•reedieese , vs/ Cootsio. , the , ning of isett'iveek, - tJ cdrivil'hts' Irdylpt Mil the Duke Of CADMIUM' to Elogioi s e."l' ' . . • • , . . a:tL • .. I % , .1 .- - . . OVA ittniß eAkEntit. • *ll *antiatl. WWI ft.' AtiViPel" — : — . • kr , •..1: 0r.4.• i .: adaimigeTkit , - ' ..... 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KEA 14 tie Birth, moo. 14 . riimil, 11 . .44. 1 . ...: 11....44 4 . rA, ltdry,,Vios. . tirallecnic, Sir G I . ftl;tisso N perl vi' kreivisfr.,,Piirp, Laiiillors, J, f:, Sc i llor t r..ll 4 Hoiifli i N. 1. Vilmoic. %%ark gull CalrWi, J. If 109x... 11, J. ° T . 1 9 1 2 • 4 • 9 4 . 1 3' 4 ! i nh , i p , i lly vurci.i.,i. H. g'ii.'i A ll . i` ci0a.,.., . . ki.sele. Oil. ni. To ismorsiit4 C. I.4o;e•PirtyAirl. Mispribitalts, S. 1:10;;IsV; , lbf• et illtu_ l 4. .r.e. 5p, F4 p.,..1;, s:i J. Wrkl,sl t g i _, R.,0,04.0,. Wen. Doullot...;‘, 1...0..1 1.01 "NI. W. EbrinVint, Yiiii. 11 4 6iiilaglis'is, J. 1 itlialei :W. Ellire, Ed. 4/y4 ,V. Weigraltr. IL, Fervisow, Sir R. C. P.almer, 1 4 ., F. „ Ltri.4e. i Wi4. Folkat9sie, F.,g. PrrOoti, Hta OW. W - 41..Wilbc:Coic.:, %I. Pleating, !wits P. tc!..lt. . liraluisto J. g. G. ii.;roell: Sr II ii f ir.i4d l . GIV nu!, J. P. . Plirteil, W,4. liiiisi R. ff. Guidpu, leate"rt kirordu, D. Vf sig;si; iii CAI: Gaskell, B. • . —:-- 1 It € LAIV I!. Duette; Jett • 4. Oii Sstukclll,t4liiptiteet, liebbtetted'teldesfiet. Mullen sod Tiiitif f s' Wert, with the intention of deatreong. the, e 10.4, which bud Writ 'mode et Awl estottieboresat for Mt. Ellis. A outing patrol of horse and Wit pollee were scut to iirolict th4.llErintrei, witete they reetialord on duty al, that del and eight. Ali odic's& card hea hetet putted up through town, by order of Mt. &Will Cour tahroluch states ittrie, tention of rttspitnitingwith the ceremony of rhatritig. —Saturday and S lay there Were restrul prove,- stow, chit* . of litlyv, wi • .•',.ek . cli.t ! tisig. A Ivy was carried, ttttt unted on a pole, with N piiiwr flag in his bawl, Wtl/1161‘ Mil obi rucked (tot owl full. b o tt ome d lawyer's wog, who bowed meat tediereeldy to the • g• rthit tit tide t hit is etiAn nehtir4 The procerstyn, shouting mid iluzzinig....—(Fitiiied.) The Qintex and B.iou BERGAMI are Slow the only topics of couversolion in London. It in ',died that •tlie•eoisnexinu otigiiiiited in her Nisirod)'o sp.. prehriiiiinw of assanaistutioo. She felt it neeesinry to hive aOMNI COlislistllly over her ; for this purpose she procirrett one of thote per•oilt who ate sumo.. rims to Italy. iiabilaily Tplid tied with ilio*e who guard the Ilerem Of the Sultan of the T i ssikr. For hit fidelity. Beitrot.ustu was rewarded IoY the puYchiase of a Ilaiseuy, which 'mown in liner is attached to the sow*. It'is achliell that the Boron is uu his way to' Englinitt. in o r der to rove the veracity of the platernetst.—(o.o4 We are inforined that the Quii.giv Ilia written te nearly Intl perm's* is Italy to come to England to give evidence, ninny 'of whom are of the find frmin lies. Six thaw's, witiieses agiiitiat the QUEltiri t arrived on Thursday evening in the Dover tooth. and remained the whole of yesterday at the aloe ! moms lust. Lawvener-lane ; they me of the lowest . . order: Mil said they were wsit . rog for Mr. Cook. It is seik dm( the ottorii!y of Mikis was With thi ais eg he assisted Mr. Ctirtit:sod mid was a min iti low sitcwoustsuces; boo, ..lore the Milne Coininiseissi. &mesa carriage. Ile fregoesoly w ea k •bout MitAd:Silytrof hellitid the trews ..f Boglatid iu hii Poe lat i v;—( Ksetrieg 'Paper:, . •.. Vicrokthnind Sur GRAHAM Nloolllt. K.G.B. bristled his lag on Wriblricbsyo 1.0 the Rochefort; SU;, Captain C. N. tickOwlikao. c.II. for the Mr.. diterriseati.—Wir traidkrstiod the' ieoihifort situ ull its less - Thelbrre, been commissioned at Chas. Imo, for the Aleillierraiwaii, to relieve the Gilo gotn.:—CiedkVitsiNWttiONT is appointed to her.' 31f. GRATTA N, it brews, ism+ declared his intro; tiou . of petitioning the [ - louse of Co tttttt oils against. the 'retwri of Me. ELLts fur Dublin; but upon what ogstind is' not stated:—( I. resting Pupet. I Mr. G: paired tiff aid' Sir J. °Map' and Mr. Palms with Mr. BauWNE, tit favour wir Mr..l - itioc's motion on Tuesday night. • Ms. J All ES Scu rr paired ott *tin A'Courgi , against the Alien Regulation Bill. The Annual General Court of Proprietors of Atlas Assurance Company was held at the Lambast. 'raven' an the hilt instant, when Sir Tworewsrrtfwewh, Bade Sir WILLIAM GUYS GORDON. BA, I. Nitwit Cucw, and Jowl, Gales; E-tars. were re-eleeted Directors; and Uusetu RIACLRAR bad H. N. W AND , Ewirs. Auditors. The usual Ihesdeval tor Six per Caws. wds declared fur the past year au Capetf aalweribeit by the Proprsetum, A litivaie of the .50th regiment. on Thursday, undertook for a wager if/ run tell nailer withite one hour, bobwiryti the Bugle lon, Newport,. hale of Wight,-ead the milvestusie at Carishirookr. He was idtoododlliree initiates, to consideistion of li,, e lust in turning. Fli performed the first four 11116.4 in i 3 ttt i t lutes, and failed in his undertaking' coly by blur and a bull seconds. The progseit'of all kinds of polite twist, mato rity, 'tithe last•thiee wctits, is wheat is ins.re Oleo half-esinirsl. mod "erns ksl.ly fide. 11l a field of teruser CititSWELI-v• ' Hap ling Island, souse of it strati* want indict of the earthurthe Uji of Ibr rite. Paper.) Th e hop plantotions in the vicinity are in a highly cultivated state ; the smolt loitunistst•cosAlisnon. and Tsar dew/ or inrett,. and Arid (silty lot an i The wheat s B bailey isfgittrat'l:lo;f l ductitie sppeatiatice. Grasii gaiety • quantity of hay will of cosine be so hl >. )10 Li HAM SII E trksumsittlau. . ._ . .... 12 14, .•.‘ ..., il ie., Ai. •: 1, ...• it's itrigi i ii i i m(MiDAT, Jaa.t 4A—Vmssi , - ••• i•-•w . 4 ,.,. ... 41.414AAtij -:eZ44.5540-itr" Tana frarmo, .C l l years agid. beis.doripe AMT: 004 Wir'litaMJAffei WI? 4 a La•loolamtillwe set awfolllllll.irlif, !HKler 'WA 1r'.411•!. , that it owe enema every i log of the i gepi, .ni.) i t p4tos England, bat in the orzwl4:, &dap, .1 . 1 TA' , 4 lit0":. 1 0 ,40 of erg: tookts .aii, ire ,istralsaMt, Mt listilkbala • )1 0 1 1. " 4 idea of the utility of the iggigszool6Surictilillosf,PP•Slia• 4 there (on 4 'sheik SAW", 41 .111 .atrft l / 4 10 1 .. /0..a..er , "‘ intreone, by illbe Opfitetitilion ajble j itao. al ;A: iffaile; sown"! meetings) dims to inform Hoot that IllyllltbAlto 'AV the adjareat robnliy fur.,genetopAltif hatadi,,are , • 4 4 years agu a barren owe, Owl, OgagiOg al Ar54414.. , 1 areffrabeoer, earl Aloos . ..isj 14 .*orr, Pho gps4e,p,p , 0.14:, ,, . - *l4 ifi it le she. saws* AlMPorief* 'pow* um,. ri 11 1 i0n..., r OH Ws if aut..l4 t. tar from tbie gimliagopath toil iiiililr i r . • 1 • 01 1 111 ..•'• INI ON 41110 efeeteSerty4 Agrizeltore. haat bees .41; aseet‘ sot swag bef, . &bilk OpooplAy. boil tow eating". pacts ..r ettiatztr- Pei Alpitrlent; in loctrolittowitti. p. oSo IlloVPitlitto toe of . ios olliarger. wed odiPolicoossd. • cr.r 111 vissa Pr, mil tiot*P tifSnglend. sod got. wish( .44 IA timw.•rl4, V` 1 0 ks, is 'Ho woosji le . *IONA Hoek itebbo•All•lorillyald llittelatakliPo.4 l , l,4 heneficialimololla.looo44l Brisoio PAO fe tosolgook as Mile. Atfloog thegbotfloa/ fogoff•tfiltrilfifcri• .1 . - .• _.. .• -. ~, Hu.. Roped flighty:l lb* IN livmsog, _rrt i lf F''' ' t . ''' - kin (Rehee)..rrilma TfAbilakel ( 1 /1•4 1 4..1bf. PITI" , o '6' • liPalsibise. Sarl . 4 AuNgspriv., lAvil wageTrark,. ,1. 4 :. 4 vniti«,e. Letitia Allow% I .iss4grosi. ,1-4 01 .14rs: 6 101. filed liee'n Wog. Hkinimirobig Mr. Arlypri,„nt . najirur'se Ha,- mile. Hun, liitainid Fifdt•lsHoie. Par,,Thellasse. S l iz Jpi. bdp.' . elate. lie ,Win ." 1, 8 1 % .HPfl• ; (~ S..gelii• leitat . liiikb Steloiff 44 HPlfeik i .—..• Of •PaboUi. E.l 4.1 1 100 lOltfi iOr of M'oorridrroldre • T. W, Cokr. jou., .I:sti.. Akr,; coloo•ei Slevrabou. Call"...lidrthillo R If, .(SapiesouNprt). .- ~ Cute... Moore • li.lor.,lioldler Crag., Es,, Mr. Cpror,o,..A LP-; •%1' - Mramia; (Arlharkaliam); M. Phillips .(I.annenlitre); NI M4;04111241' (Willski )4 Q. Tollety Poi (Siefferdobootr . : fi• Vi • • Halle Holl• .( ' robin.); Mr.. wool., spi A,1 , ... Tett ie (Yurkahsre) ;. Thorned Goy. Yogi. ( thrill; nuts"' I 1 : 3, - tr nitro Esq. (Baltimore); k. H Wyatt. Sig (40 &MON re, , C.. Der:eis.g, Hag (bliddleorz); IlluoMear P.etit i Pnrn9 ; )i, Ogren (Wain*); Mr. Andernon (Hatpbureii); Art. Dr. 1p1... epsob,(Sontereiti); M. F. Mishima. 1:sq; Edon. Hulk. Er., ; Dr. Zell :, Alderman Foster; Ree-Arebileacou amilino,. ; J..lPosile, jai. Esq.; Wm. Lubin. Esq.; Edw. Taylor. 1., 1 . (Sheriff ef Norwicii,,• Mr. oja! (Kent); Tlons. U Or.. vow" Li. ; Juba Ethane, oGioss .4. (Semen); A. ifinanind, E-.. 4 .: ignt. G. Prestmi..Ree. R. Odell, Rev. G.Glever, Rev tie... y IlVilarna, Rey. Wis. Neweeme, Rev. R El w la. 1t.... P. Wptd, A..,Huilsue, Esq.; I'. M. Caw. &o p; '4 Gal. toipir. 1 • •••1 . 'Lbw %%adman, F.sq,; Lien*. Pilch, wok lumpy I niiio-t‘t Agvicolourista filen Nut fork and Suffolk ; sod 11311.1 Us Vet I. of the kingdom. .About len o'clotlt He. Coke. aecompaaiell by, his R..) 41 Micharso th. Doke u( ropioro (OW ISUIPTiII at Hulkbam oi. the porcediel da)), and Lord 11r.kine, in % bnronal,e, 1 4. 1 * Wernher of Noblemen and (klilltlllCP. r.s.le Wt 114aini•olorA Farm, ohm the prize boner were viawill. Mr. Oakes, ..r Bprakam; Mr. Heck, of Milehan.• ' Mr Tauter, of Castle. acre; Mr. Oakes, of Creek; soul Mr. Heck. of Wesi Lei- Yam. Cure the proprietionof Horse beautiful &Moak, '11....e we. also a prolific mow. with SI healthy pots by lie, wd.-, Iwo Ncspollisie buses. endure half.bred Neapolitan, Gun' a Suffolk .01,/, all Mr. C..l.e's. as extra stork. After triremes the abeep.sierarteet ise the bare, they pro. creaked to imperil the prise ltldlwa.r 'home besulefilt Roe. male were furnished by Mr. Wright, of Mauls*,; Mr. Miles Hellen ; West, 6eybeetedi Mr, Howlett, of Foken haw .Mr. Tuck, of Sceetthearpet. Mr. tVright, of Bough ; Mr. Coney, of hculll.urpe; and Mr. Warne., of Aylerbsid. There wee also /been a remarkably fat Drlfiql calf, four tnessdhs earl; this animal was elm via by the dairy. Maid, aim had had the rearms of it, sod she received the 0111111101tlitletiU1111 of all the euarpsuy. Next the implements of husbandry were respected, of which a great variety Were akibited, hut none particularly lies; there were, however three very curious implements I.heIVII by Mr. Mottoes, of Leith, in Meollatol, which are Pew, al bait its !Suffolk, vit. • small trashiron plough, termed the Vaierersal Plough, which is me custiuttrel, that by MOW. lira aid replacing !roam poi, it will pre forgo five slate,. tit o'er, oiliutto. A sevolvinehar row and weedc xtlepatur : thr• tesplenseast works upon as axle, auelhas a rake affixed ro fellow it, .so as to perform bulb the opevations al oar u,,1 the tine time. A 1.., acuriousfy.eonstrnetiil surto( sic, egite. Tire compasiy now proceeded to Creak, to look lie farm of Mr. Oakes, where, when air y arr . lived, M e . Gate mblressed the Di, and said k r Pttfl y 11411, 11...., ai he Ilea aY Base as 00e to be able to tuutsut hire horse , aud could sot tbreeftme sheir'ibem eh; lasso, Ispi must kr. p the'roZd'iti Ihe biskueSeb;f 'I, lea, Hilt Me (Area, Lewd Aibe. 9ante, !!'" 6l 4it i "sod) 4syhtesitie (cootietted ),O%•t r".19 111 " ‘ ..1 11 Attl i yes• caolvith yousor itlialf .lll r . "al"' as k' whole sit out all the emirs reit set a, and pick betle Lie Stir( if posstiole : Slit. is that I +ib to be dune 'boll; with my tenants curl m),er feet et is . elbly by Obese Mts../ that IMpflitellteellt can he made—in faet it was fur this purpose alone that the Meet hug was satitstisheil." The earesiteany !twit proceeded to examine the crop% and (fakeri pointed out to them the method of culture, and the . ssiaestity and quality of manure used by bins to produce 'bens. Arrived at the house of Mr. t.hikes, the cutupaisy afresh:a aud took refreshment. They their proceeded to Vt'atetaleu, where they were rigaiti jellied by Mr. Coke mid his Royal and noble visitors. Cruse- Om( tie throe of Mr Hill, they next came to that of Mr. Ihmeee, of E.ginere. Here a Utlllleft/111 lot of beautiful year-old DellYl6ll was shOwo, and afterwards the dairy of Deism cow% with which the company were much plewsen. Tfaity teal piuterdrd to the farm of Mr. Heig;en Gibbs. at Mishilea, and - inspected • piece of grime, part of which hail b.ri two vim's sips seriListion, and pat elated; the airseiorisy of the taster over the former method was atoll " apparen t to reeey our, the transplanted part being • rime revre turf, surd the seed-soon glue iag to detached tarts: . The I. at object of iuspretiun visa a simple but mr st ef- Cr f #iiel method of preventoirg rats and niece from injuriac ewe stacks; end we strongly recommend our agricultural filcods to make trial of it, Noce the • ',prose, Mr. Gobbet ' whited, to he not more thou 8.. ur 7a. per stark; aud it has .littit• &mid by several gentlemen who have made the trial to • I list • miwiplete liar to the de predations of those derrirreetlee eitiimiu. The stack is cut round, soot etirrely plastered with .• daimon lithe and hair, about three feet high, and *lieu pkoperly dour, it will be found that uu remits can possibly mike their way illlo the stacks. After riding over alr. Gibbs' farm, Mr. Coke mid hi's friend. returned to the Hall, where upwaeds of 3(10 persons sae dime to dinuer, la the Statue Gallery and Ajoiiiiiig rooms The Noble Host was supported nu his heft by his Royal Highness the Duke of 511.111. X, and i/11 his right i y the High She, 111 of Norfolk (G. S. hest. Lwgl with the Kes. Mr. Well as hi. Vice-Prasident. Lord' Albemarle pre•toed Al the other table, with Mr. T. W. Coke, jam. as his Viee-Pre sideni.--Atter the cloth was seenosed Mr. Coke gave— Constitution and K tug The Bishop of !be Mom*. Archdeacon BAT/Yea} reforneill thaiki for the honuJr &hie Ilia Father. lAriersed let Live. Mi. ClUiti sad, that Huhu Meeting had been establishes! for the imprueint of the breed of Sheep—it was by no mem , ' a political, but, on the (Morin), sit agricniliss it assembly.' and that it was bra cash to indict persous• from all parts cf the kingdom to come to it, where he promised %tot:R . lMo, should meet silk • welcoMe re.t rOt ital. He said, he thouVhi it proper to 'petition these rirruinstancri., .auil haring dilue: that, he should wive them the braids irf hue :Buys! Highness ittellte:t • 1 a l 76 ,.. 11 , 1 10:1: 5 e k i 1 e 1e . 111 .4 W Ll.lOl. lit 1 Illy. the Visite ,if Sitters, mud he euistd nut hul he( the eeartore a lee' lichen the eeherietimi no evolving hii Kalyal Hiiiitiess'euder his i•W' I, e . tirr. ...„ ( s ii i ber 'twho, he was sore, ' *um td coot ibuti, bible (cud 'flainee; ) M the tusivieittily"pribe isseet int. .. , . His to's' IFliiiMeie Wee said.;-` Getitteehtli, it eitieihr‘ :y of Dorcestf.i. preseim i likik . le me greet 'l to eime.ko m‘lo* 14#8" e'phibl4 - : vanes rris 141 .ii •i Ipatsliie I data gait come here to leach' huhu fcerit • IWO: ' r (tire brew mill. Pie part of a framer mso still mud trite • ig g e s 4i P 6 .46 m ai l dret,A{.. apillioweNii‘lk . M4t: . thai'la a 'es,Arpoli a ifisii kliii- s ip ir vorp 4.. , O L. 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