The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-09-26 00:00:00

I t he ed instant. r under the direction of Lieutenant' on p,achyl emain, c. • • (Signed) EdwAnla TUCKIII6 0 W iam ill O'Brien Drury, FA+ Hes! , 7,4.1w0,,1 of the Red, Commander to Chat, ac 1... &C. His Majesty's ship Cornwallis, at Sea, ad Hsieh, tato. 51R —flaying chased a Duteis man of war brig dufin t h e whole of the lit city of Nlarch, we ob. e d - her take refug e in a small hay out the north Il ia s idle of the island of Amblaw, and us the wind was h o t and variable, and night approaching. I sent t .1, co tter, and jolly host , under the command of Li e ut. Peachy. assisted by Mr. Garland, Master. sad kb. Sanderson, Master's Mate, to bring her off. Jere' fatiging l ight he whole night, they , found t hlves 0 t day doo: to her, when she was b oa rded in a most gallant m inner, in the face of a 1 , 0 ,,y fire of grape and musketry. and defended bravely by pike , and swords; in a few moments she ire carried, and proved to be the Dutch national cite. •.ne Margaretha, mounting • guns, but pierced for and havinvr on board forty melt. beaten:slit Peachy speaks highly of the able sup. rt he received from the officers and men under his a lders. She had left Saarouhaya nine days, he ,wit twenty and thirty thousand Jolla' , on board Am hoymt, and supplies of all kinds for Tertiatte. lam sorry to say. that we bad one thin danger. o .le wounded, and four sligiftly ; the enemy out otieer killed, and twenty seamen arrismiled. I have the honour to be, W: A. Moreantt. rlward rocker, ff. \Neste, ship Dow', nfor ottie.r. c lu e. of too letter, from Captain Sir George Jyh C„llier, of H's Majesty's ship the Swea tt,. which have been transmitted he Ad mind '-intltter to John Wilson Croke , „ His H.tjelty's ship Surveillant*. Quiberon Bay, September situ. cu—Stiult.,g ot (tutu this hay this morning, , prow , of reconnoitring he Loire, I ob i a Ai.rion of au enemy's convoy take advait sod tan from the Morbihan to the Smith , which I instantly chased ; a part were drivels „ soil a hug *might protection immediately • the rock., and between the batteries of St. .1.1 is and St. Jarques. N a ssithestiding the protection en afforded. in to the fire from soldiers placed withio the , and supported by field-pieces the perse ag tilLintry of Lieutenant , the Honourable ,s Arbuthnot, and Mr. John Illingworth, Mus kier. in the gig, (supported by the oilier sod Officers as per rnargin*.) succeeded it crying her; when her cables and hawsers were cut &cm, of the gig, and she was brought out, I mat happy to nay, without any loss. But, Sir, his fortunate circumstance I feel considerably to the seal and determination of Lient. t•i of the Constant, who, with admirable skill ladifafetit , pushed his brig in, between the ts sad shoals of St. Guilds', and by a well-di. be kept the enemy close withUs their holes among the rocks. She was on this ser arceoanly exposed to showers of grape; but a ' her sails and bulwark comprises the ex injury received. Post the mossemat five of grape end musketry • up hy the hosts cowering the gig, some loss litainned4 the enemy. I hare the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Gcnitos It. COLLIER. SutAehy, &c. be &c. His M4jestfl; ship Sor•eillante, Quibevon Bay, ,th Supteurtrer, 1... s.lt—litetar:ts•n i l to this anchorage late last night, coodered the bye as most tavnital)le for the .iors of a new battery and g ua,d.liestant, , g• small watch-tower attached to it. awl ening the North above and entrance into River, and on which the enemy had been bled nearly since my first antral on this AlOll. 01 leaving this bay the day before, I hail recono led and observed the "Posh and goer:l-house completed. and one twenty four-pmsinfcr sand; there were some coasters in the river, tbl t I Aeem e d th e attemp t j ust ifi ae . Tv. • twat. wrre therefore dispatched. winder the ?MI of Mr. John Illingworth ; and from the sn'etir,esuent snide by that officer (al saSk th. (ban of day bad uisfortnnately comer's). the euemy'rgnerd were first decoyed from trA__lterr and then drives from the beach, when If and compansoas imuweniately wished for male themselves masters of Ilse battery and ve; hieing spiked the gun. • quantity • 1 1"iler, taken fur the purpose, was so excel. 1 Y of, that in a few minnents the *0 level with the ground, and in flames. Time morn was effctest in the same cool and terate rnaintet, antl ' although Isle aPPared by nearly and exposed to is fire from the idle, 1 am bappy to say, that not a mass of Mr w a s 4 ., SW, is le-1 than five minters the labour 'mo pis was rendered I use es-, and I °say he Pren • affs departure of miles vessels pre -114 boats' crews reaping the expected al o , over enable. toe to repeat Mr. I: 'itticesort It', 4 the Road eooluet of Mr. John Kingdom • [ht.., nosy.lehi pm en, to shove oases Mote of Co:poral Johnson. of the Nlannev, Wars Gunner's Mate. I have the honour 4 " 4 ) GrnltOr. n. CoLusa, Captain. ! No ale, Ban. Rear-Athairst of the Blew. du' Su. ae. ilitatiroity.ii#L e e. Vire. VI, 19 !O. '4 a Let,, ffiP. t aptaio Walla of His Majrata's la Male. to Joie Wiliam Croke?, ioq. dead at Mi t** led instant. 1 41 h. 14 Wt. 45. .29. N. long. 28 ' 46 • W. 0.1:k11:11 11W • ship •tatultug tuwasdsire. sham nine milt! off, 111,0 *c '1" l ' scie .411 after a chore of thirteen hours we Photatx priest Per, of gourd-wive la• 1 Ptererrl for 20 tottao t srryls.g 111 r-pent.der carronsAe., rod a ermi pienari.t r n•a. botthen *ft/ tons (Fr.-nch mew. comitirn...t• b r Nlourttier Jrcyu.s cul fifty ear. "Pt uft of I hi% priertevr ie of great import. ,!111. N ttaaaiii's-Mate ; Mr. Kiatilloo, 4itt o ; Mr. Ittaoloope ditto; Mr. Cf• 11. Xi %% att, Cita alai Mr Atisiow. snee to the Eriti.h trade ; she has the best crew 1 ever saw, composed of steam/. healthy, active, stout young seamen, and hrr Commander a very clever experienced offt-•er, a Lieutenant de Vais seats, brought op in the French navy prior to the. Revolution, and ►ec:eived the Order of the Le4init or Honour from Bonaparte, for the haviick he made iti the Fa•t Indies, tieing Captain in the Be:• lona privetter upwards of 'line years, and came to Europe (7ept:tan of the Cantioniere. He tried us on every point of sailing, hut, thaiiks to a gale of wind, we caught 'her, having run 134 miles in 13 hours. She is a very superior saile►, and has headed the Aisle ever since her capture: war chased by fotir different vessels, lint left them with the greatest erse: she is nearly new, strong built, and copper fa4tened. Cepturetlom the 11th August, the Eng lish brig Unity from Newfoundland, boaud to Lis bon, loaded with fish; and on the 24th, the Ame rican hark Agenorie, .from New Orleans, bound to Lis erpool, loaded with c . ritton, &C. (F./ reonaioder uf The (iesette see the hen Per ) TILL BRITISH PRESS. lAN DON, WEDNESDAY. 521.11.11822 26. We give this flay, at length. from The Gazette of la.t night, the official account of the capture of Ainb.l.l4.—The achievement redects great cre dit upon the British arms. We announced yesterday. on the authority of the Swedish Papers, a report it Copenhagen. that the King or DENM AIM has peremptorily refused to comply with BON AAAAA ell request. for permission to hand n French army of "000 men in the tamed o f Ae3laud.—The Ministerial Prieto of last evening state, that this is a fact, ascertained from ermines. t;onahle authority.—The object proposed by Bo g Al' %RTE. in sending this force into Zealand, was the maintenance of the continental system. and the better prote , :tio:i of the Baltic against (lie inilitary and cotnmerci enterpriers of Britain. A Gotteribu'rgh Mail arrived yesterday; by it we learn that some French corps have advanced to occupy all the Prussian ports in the Baltic. in order the more rffretually to prevent all intercoun.e with F. , q;l:itul --Bum ant: has pistpened his premised tistt to 11.41.11.1 until spring. The Sweri,Ji pap. ra coition' an actionct of as assueressful attack made by two boats from tha /fees and the Dietatur, to cut mit a Diuish vateer in the harbour of Nlarstrand.--Tht boats grounded, and their gallant crews were made pri soners. A Micbliirstus is among the killed, the number of which is not mentioned. The negotintinse for the exchange of prisoner* is contosord. in enss.esiuence of Ae trativei-eime of aerie prope.iti.a. 47.11 r. M•KFNztt. winch the French Government has pot forward in answer to our ultimatum. Some fruit !lupe of sum-sofal issue is atoll entertained. Oar of the French Papers contains an analysis of the financial, commercial, and political situation of England and of France. It is full of fallacy and falsehood. Private letters from the nntish army stale, that the Hon. Caplan LI(6ON. of the IStli Light Dra goons (who 144 s wounded in the neck in the morn. ing or th- e , i.or 00 111 favourably as theme lure of Lis wowed will admit. _ _ Tire following me mune furthor partieolons of the intelligence received from In by the S4rish Christiana. whom safe arrival we aristonueed po t/trill :•-•• _ _ _ _ The advice, from Svlst ot A'S vamp are of on late a dee as the 18th of February. at which time that his forces, was encamped at a place Dunnuop. According to the last accounts received there, Musa KIIVI was plunderinir the country in the neig:tbourlson.l of Onfritt. The junction of the Bengal and Madras armira, and the octnpation of Seronge by Colon-1 CLusx. were known at Dun. noop. MANIM;:O Sntn KHASI, the principal Sirdar in the service of 1-Int.st 111, V/ 4. at the hr of o f a f orce of 12,000 men, at no gre-tt 111 SII e C ara S i la D r A ' s CAM)). tie h:s.i recesvM iiiiiirictions from !Int.- Kaa's Nltiliaters to lend nu as*!stinicr what.vrr to AXIL!' liwut. titritt4a himself continued quite 'wearable of hiictiess. In it late ,lsionido Ir•two..n Ciptitrn Wll'4l'o4 4040m:tilt to Unthillereshd. 11w ', ov a a t G., lf it 1. St G. tit o Euro l w to I l'.' 'CU were woata l e ,i, one of theist, it is said, ~evetely. The w a ned the arrival of its reinforcrinrnts at K.,k• iterrtter. _ tissturhsnces of rather a serious eiaracter here lately occurred id the territories of* petty Ra jah. ~ear to Sore. They originated in the fans tocisli of a 'I 'hummed/in se , t. which hue sprang rap in that quarter ; and hate ..s.mnieJ. lath rly. to alarming. au a•pert, as t • rail for the list , rnotirma of the power. With some 515fIcculty. and aft , r time blt.ndsherf ; Ihr Iniinties hire been o‘ e.l. We r d (1(14 (el th" affair ; hut are prevent ed from 4 on.g tutu them, by the pressure of other matte!. The I. )r.l 'hesirrifeld packet is arrived at Fel .nnt,t:l; front Nest-York. the sailell thence on the 1:1.i, ul.. from II 1144% on the 21 Mosul: she tbspatches to Garernment, which reached Niondly by express. (. •neral AamsTaonts is recalled from France, in °Mir to till r tainetion in the American Gwvern. meat. A Jr. Russet t. remains at Paris. as Charge .Vairr. int. the Culled States. A t.spre•iahl. A•orrician It•nse on Mon4ay re cr; dl•tt •rsfr.,ssl Paris, stating in positive terns. that 80% I..RTE had emharkA on beard the A altuesa firrrdles, at 1....zh0rn, and it was pre-tilt:. I ihst the th- vessel was toe Enured Mate.. He is sec 0mpa,i , ..1 by his wife mini family. with a retinae, rniosisinia in the whole o f r i my p and he 111 , 1 o'•tained, it is ad•led, passports from the Estrizoa to facilitate hit design. tern mem) for Apnhoyna I Ina terry yoke anundr odrer killepl, la F.lrnr 'Air Dv Copies of Note. wide lar d G eor t,p Stt —ston for the pur• toed a 4 . a.t -ge and ti aid, whirl. pek, awl oder the T . 01101 Po and NO•ith.t .rfitioa to t am dog galls and Arbu 'a !date. nand C piing her by at cm, tra most hal fir this rod t indebted to St,A• a of tfh tar! jadgoit rotio tad ale oetlad Ike k grimace at ,eteo•ri few t•Prol..th kalif the it From du ept op by ramane ae '.dialed Sit —Rei cv.p.nt,f e l a. .roetiora ig ■ o reeling trk w ,*led 110 a. OD levor red air re cam p ousted; t shit 1 •le Tao I,e, mood ow! , Itino. h Ih• ha hatter ieff an made •• • ho. 'so floppier Ity 1.0:1 INS I. Ilie M, r i .; :.'.rate .rl. r a, p i t. t.; TTny a. 0 T a. , S al: I "4.• 11111.• • ''T !Ire 4 bid Enl the ha i r', to , ated ksp•, rn JO 11r. H. those Pet., tt t.• LC. 10. I,a the ,r of Ad oak 14 t ,( • wh Ap e i.e ohto a a. • p 0. 1+ I =lrn. n ba r b. ; .rah \I • u t a `:. LYCEV.V rIE.4TKE. List night the Comedy of Mae sued Wife sr,' perforned at this Theatre. Previous to the rile of tne curtail,, Mr. R410101101:1 came forrvitr.l to apologise fur the absence W . Mr. 11.) lw - rus, from whom he had pia received a letter, stating that be (Mr. D.) had experienc.o an &eviller'• which pre vented his artemiance. Ili consequence of this an. fortunate c•reitinstence„ Mr. I{AY , 44ND entreated the iiiilulgence of the audience tor Mr. CAIIII, who would read the pert 01* Sir IVeimar/16y iforr , ti, which was to have Lean perforated by Mr. Dow. TON. This appeal war recrive.i oath approhatimi. Notwitlnitandiog the draa trick occasioired by the al,sence of Mr. Li:Arras . ' comic talen•s. the piece went off with great eclat. The Princeof Attorneys, Mr. Cornelia: 1.1 Dedisege, oho " dues good Ly stealth," was sustatued by Mr. Joust rose • ith un risalled CRC •Ileoce. Ilisfactdoiss. Tiordhy Pas t ier, iii the hoods or Mr. 51 vritcws, excited general laughter. Mrs. 0111GCS performed the character of Lady Worrell, for the first time; and delineated her Ladyship's 4. a, I of Ingrid:null, toraieasing," with considerable eels,-ct. Niue Point:, who, for the &rather. mistaitted the character Al Booty. was simple and interestiog. Mrs. Howie we. barely and entertat g in flelea troy-rat.— Elie musical entertainiamit of No Song ,No Supper followed. Mos. MouNTAtl p rforoned tire prior Marsteretla. sod received the moat *Littering applause. Her beautiful song, " With lowly snit sad ploiatire ditty," sins executed to a e twining style—she intrude. 01 a Scotch ballad, 4. Suva Jaunt qf the Green," which was buoyed. Mr. Marutws, as fikdirre, was a whimine.il portrait of the intriguing p.tiir ogger .—T ite house was crowded to en over flow. MR. SADLER'S BALLOON. Eetrnet of a letter from Bristol: dated Septem• ber Ft :--- " The morning of this day liting very fine. aid naniliers of p. ople crowileil to thus city. frau a dia tome Of MIA) miles urouud it, to see 1 tie celebrated Aeronaut, Mr. Sadler, ascend in his balloon. The city was all bade the. r hole of the morning. and every house that could command ue view of the as. catision was crowded. The bh01)16 were all shut op, and all litanies' was at a stead during the whole of the forenoon. The Schools all poured fifth their contents. mud made holiday ; and young and old, rich and pour, came forth to their best attire. " Laladueu Hill 11441 lit best !time persons upon it. and every building or elevated piece of ground in the vicinity .was covered with spectators. There Weston a house in Bristol that did not boast its group of visitors. The tour en ipa ble presented a mat tuteresting and ,ouchantiog sight. The wind had S ites" at N. E. all the morinue; and. Mr. S Aler having d, Glared that if it should user le the E.'''. he *amid nut venture. Gum su apprehea 'ion that he iniJit drop in the Oudot Channel, gnat leans of a disappointment grin rally pressilo t. One ei.lork was the hoar appiiintad lot his depot. tore Ingo this Warr world; from that; Distil halt-past nue, all was doubt sod onaely ? . About nituntos -Oohing ewes boweree, sad Inning c•oitinued at N. E. Mr. Swlter, accompanied by a Gentleman ancient., entered thin tar, .and the 11.114un ascended in a majestic style. It continued to rive g; . avid pass over the city, iu tier di rection of Exeter. •• At the height of shout s mile. M►. Sadler threw oat some letbe4; and win after a correct of air charged its c..ur.e direct for the Bristol Chan nel. Minty now expected to see the Aer,niatita de scend, but thud• evinced a contrary imenaion, they ti.rew out Male ballast. The halloo° of course ruse still lisighel, sod aticattatertatt a new curets' et air, it t•bantted its course to the south. ward, in the direction of %Vides. to about half so boor it entered some thick cloud.. suit was eutirely out of sight. We are happy to say that Mt. Sad ler had many visitors at :Is. ht. emb. The Bristol VoMoyers kept the ground." Amongst the c ;sway present at the bite Here ford Auk: wrrr, the Duke of Nostros.•, whose second strictice litou the Harm, in 3ts year.. had so receialv and so groirra:ly been regretted ; the Earl and • Cooirte-s of o‘•.ian and (moldy. Liatl ai.d La.l, flailtsuatt. the Utail.t!t of the 1)10.• cer.e and fuwily. Sir Groats. 411 d I.li•iy COUNE• WAIL, Sir Jtilk.Pil and Laity SLATT. Skt JOHN suit Lady Corrtimrt., Hon. A. FuLetr and family. Hon. Mr. Cotta. Mr. owl Lady CAAOI.IN2 “ribersl Iti2PATahrs. Co!oiel Mr. mid Mrs. Ct ;yr. Mr. and Mrs. Net.ort, Mr. mail Mr.. G owns. :4r. IIEtiI.FOPO sod family. fl , sineltoi and family, Mr. St t.:001:11lE, k'. &c. The Me , tiog ended on Thursday ; and on the following day moat of the principal families who altewilett. with Mr. Basil %M. Madame STO MA(' E. Mils MCI %ILLY.. B.:e. were rntroalioll by the Duke of Noat ut.K. at hi 4 manimn at 1l .me Liry, which added a select mud supplemental day to the general festirity. A;rieala •t the L',,. nn hotel, Eilinhurgh U D. Raster, Eq. and Mrs Rosh( r, of 11.1rwm Hall ;J. plum), LA. an I Mrs Mims, of Felifoot; Lamm Mad rigal, Mrs. G. Munersei mud fa.ntl,•. Mors Dewar, 11 , 0 I Temple Esq Miss Temple, of 11.1tm-eastte : J. II Brosa,l.l Mrs. Browe r M..s Itvaeris. Ise or Lund..a, Merits, ece...-Set off, Cu'onel and Mus. I)essr sad is.ady H. It..*lr), E. sod family F. **damns, Esq. sad la. sally, kr. puibiic will terns with surprise and regret, thst neither 11‘sa KCLLT. .Mr. PIAILI/PS. nor D'EGWILLE's pupils, from whose talents wad exer tions they received so much pleasure it the Lyceum Theatre, are engaged there fur the wintrrseason. Mr. 11.itm am is arrived in town. %Ve seder etaod he is . ogage dat the Lyceum Theatre.. . • Our Brighton Correepoadent itaforma us. that an unplea.ent accident happened to NI, s. TeTtoa, whim performing lit the Pantomime of 06s; sir, Thre•-fieger'd Jack, for the Benefit of Mr. Pui linz.lteerr of the Brighton Theatre, on S.. turday night last. By snot mismanagement. a m,.. m41 ,0, with a heave charge of powder. WU given to Mr. Banat:' • performed the dingy deaperad..), which he, m 'importing his character. discharged in Mrs. Tartua's face. He carried her off the stage in a feint, anal the peiferinance im mediately comed.—•We ire hippy to heir, that, though somewhat scorched, the Lady has au.- tsito.d uo terieaa 'g l ary or disdjuremenr. SHOCIUKC ACClpPrill Y,esterdey. one of tli.ise abominable wretches lately convicted. stood in the ptiloty opposite Inc !Iliarisi.rudiou,e. The crowd won greeter than was ever witnessed en a siandar occe-itio. As soon as the culprit was plated. in the pilory. he was in. stoutly covered with deed cats, rottru eggs, dogs. rats. and stinking ebb, which were brought In pro. fusion from out of the dock, at Billingsgste. lie was taken away in a cart, almost This exhibition was attended with s shocking ae. cillcitt. Mow right feet of the stone balustrade of the Msosion-liouse. on the cde of eitarkette. row, gave war, with a crowd of pears, %woo it. O'se wan. siai4 to be a Banker's Clerk. wait per.nos were conveyed to St. Hartbele. die* a 11,rspit41 soowlerl, and a great 'tinny, in the .:one *lt 'fp, were curled tutu the hotly of the Mats. sur.hou.e. Of the right brought 10 the Hospital, three were ahle to return hoine in the evening, after learns their *amid. dressed. A quoit the ressmits. Ul4 live who were severely hurt, Mr. Jones if Lit tle Britain. and Thomas Sylselle, a hi), were the gr , atest sufferers. It has been tnini proper In pail slows pert sof the front railing of the Imilustnare, sod it is supposed that is doing an, she pert which fell wits loosened, and the weight or the erowelitnersing upon it. oc easionef scents it. In conseilirence of the excessive crowd, all the shops ia the vicinity were shut up. OLD 13.11 LEY. hLr muss' 23. roam Cod .ling, clerk to Mr. James Ilu m;ihri,•s, conveyancer. wi. put to the bar. charged nuh ',- miring and embezzling 61. the property of hi. col [slop?. It appeared that the Prisoner was the confi.ien. flap clerk of Mr. Humphries. and was in th- habit of receiving tees on hi. mallets a'vount. In the month of Anzto.t last hr ah.cooded. tak.•. 4 wilt him con%iderable sums whit+ he had received fur his employer, rach toeing the anbj. .rt a a separate indictment. He was acquitted the first charge. but convicted of receiving and embezzling 51. William Mime, late butler in the service of Wit ham Dennis. Esq. of Rt. Anne's Place, Chris's, wee convicted of stealing several bottles of wine. value 395. in the dwelling-house of hie said master. Meiles Grover was Os; convicted of ember:ling twenty shillings, part of the once of ■ lord of Troy which be had sold for bis master, Mr. Julio Davis, a farmer, at Ilia Mes. CLERKENrrF.LL S.Essr&SS. Sgrr• 25. Before Wr. 11hirwmruru.Eef. aid a Bench of MAWSMATEI. Fli:aleilt Greekslade, alias Peetberteig, ■ml Onetime 3timileg e • Mills Miller, tub chrlrlreh, tne Grater afrout•uAtt. the latter about eleven year. of ar, titre tudietert for wilfully uttering counterfeit Celia- Thry -bed, it appeared, icon, to the shnp of a Mr; lieven. a hater, in St. Martin'..l4l,e, and called for a twopenny loaf, in paysatnt for *ock they trisieeed a bad ahilliug, which Mr. Bevan reluced ; they aunt away, mud he followed there into the street, and cane! ved theist enter the shop of Mr. Arui.del, a chuoirhaudler, at the corner of Chanderstrert ; he. went sato the shop, and ob. iersed a young wonsno rubbing a shilling, which the children had given in payment ter souse oat meal. au a chute. Ou exam g the chili nq, hr knew it be the wane shiers he had jut refused. The children frrevancotrd cc much when he questioned them en to their residence. awl their ;Norte% th.t be thought it right to send for a mist able; who, on searching their fuussrl ba. srl. in enpper, SOWS bear shillings MA sixpence., owl oriel-al trifling articles which they had bungt.t. 1 hr y were nt.tli foetid Guilty. . . Green • •Lnle. the younger 10;1, it appellee'. had been tried ip4ore, on a anniter chair. Her father rrac,. i a.rt cti Mainly Bay. The mothered' elm.' lorte Shirley is St preeeet suffering confinement foe tae o.lollr fieftr I lei io., of offence. Erato it ICvbins. a young g.otleinoo. residing in the county of S.nueriiet. anti Dau-sun, a re. %Reelable ilcu.r keeper in the polio of St. Ude% were in title,' for riotously olvstrnetilig the watch. Mr% *nil initruies* of the bah, torre.h en the wine twit of their tints*. and also for attioulting Verdict. ac v m,sigi. I gay a.nl Bellew,. the watchmen of St. Gilles p.u.n, 4110 wt."... ♦ r. .w omen found K iwi V 4 d V 19' ell disdUlt .tn efft t. real to ax month,' imprivoisinent in the Houma( Correction. and to he kept to lord labour. The Sia.orous rlrn.d this do!. A mer ing of the Frerh...d •re of the County et rc.i.lent nese London, fuel. place yrs. ter.l4, purAtitut to advertisement. at toe Croon Atie%or in the Strand. The Chair was taken by Mr. grans. who briefly stated the object et the tn-rtiii4 to be, t, peowrie the intlependeut tercets or the County. and fescue the elective lama from the heads of certain twine farrni.es, iu who it had too long been vested and transmitted like any other sp-cies of property.—To lbw egret • Mr. CAPFLI.O mnv.•d severer . Resolutions, which *cm seconded by a Mr. GOODWI N ; and after thanks be. inc voted to the Chetrouse, tam Meeting concluded. The Meetieg was veiy thinly attended, there set being more than i tee)ve,p_ertions present. Yesterday the hone Mrrost. after duly enaniin. ins the returns of the thealweighetr, ordered the prim nf Weed to be continued at Is. 4 id. a hes;en, nod hou.ehold Is. ltd. The for MCKIM that has attended MOM% Offices for considerable number of years. and the known punctuality in paying all Prises no demand. will, he hppes. insure a continuance of the public favour in the present Lottery. which has she nov e lty of harms only 4.000 Numbers, 4,000 Prises. sad Five Prises of ^u,oool. Tickets sad Snares ere to hed considerably cheaper than lost Lottery. at 4, Corollal. and y, Charing-Cross. . . An alarming are broke out ass Monday nizht. iw She preussees of Mr. lista.. gluing and painter, in :St. et:auk-street. Strand ; but by-the 01 the neighbours. the tensely arrival if the daferent tire-cuirass front %snails parts of the to. f t, and a plentiful 'apply of w..t.v. it was Rot unde- doing farther damage then desire, tug t;.‘ retuse.e.