The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-09-26 00:00:00

THE• VIDETTE BATE". ..............-...... Some time since, when the Dub Yeomanry were on permanent duty, the main gu.trd of a cer tain fusaeer Corps, being stationed in Stephen's Green, sear the residence of their Captain, Sir John AV—. a very fine pair of /creeds, which were in tonded as a present for the Knight, by the blurt deriag of a drunken higler, were left at the guard hone. Without any very minute ertgnirirt after the owner of the /e frets, they were ordered to he dressed for supper, and, in addition to the contents of their haversacks, afforded a very comfortable re gale to the men on duty. Scarcely Was supper ended, when the guard was ordered to be turned oar, and two vidcttes, or orderly men, having no. titieJ to them the typroach of the visiting officer, immediately - rode on to give a similar warning at the rest military post. The officer, who was an Englishman, soon after art ived, and having in spefted the gaard, enquired of the serjeant, had he seen his videttes Now the honest serjeant, though a good praEtical soldier, was totally ignorant of the term's do guerre. The similitude of sounds struck his car ; his conscience accused him; he thought the leverets were enciaired after; and he replied, with evident confusion, 44 Why, please your honour, cse ate them." " What," exclaimed the astonished officer, 4 4 ate the videttes, ate the videttes ! and in the name of wonder, what have you done with their ar m s ?" " Why," answered the serjeant, 44 we ate them too ; we ate them, legs, heads, arms, and all ; but we then did not know they were your honour's." The astonished officer thought it a folly to remon strate, and fled wt,h horror from a body of men, who seemed to unite the carnivorous propcniities of the anthropop:tagi, to the digestion of the ostrich. ORIGINAL POETRY. THE NLEDI.E. An idea taken frrn the handeels‘P,bi, vers.. , of .flu, Bop nrion's Auver...mlc o on a nuedle'., pr,cklng tha n,q,.t of his obdurate rautrins. Ac .44-us or hi. PA MCN•kII. 1587. Tell me quick, and do not linger, Tell me now, for rai thy master, Bow thy point durst wound a finger Far more white then alaba , ter ? Ah ! thou little thing so p u nted, Hada thou been wan love enemata, And her bosom, plerc it as often As het heart, which nought can soften, Bath withstood (no lore betraying) All an ardent ►oter•s praying.— With what fame in future story Would thy deeds have been repeated, To succeed—.how great thy glrwr '— Where love. d. is were all deleate OLD NICK. EPIGRAM. o F.ireweU, poor Jerry," scolding Susan cr)l, " The end of all my pain draws nit', " E'en now I feel as %were in Heas'n :"--she nor Jerry echoed—" So do 1 :" OLD NICK. EPITAPH. F...r the tombstone of any Country Apothecary, to be erected at the eXpealCO of the Partsti. Mc sub hump, per q tient tot jaeuire, facet. IN [NOLISH. At I..ngth, for h.ni, a quiet sout'a rovg.te.l, Where, 4i through htm, so many of us Le dear!. OLD NICIL Lord Worrwoark and the Duchess of Dottier passed through L ewes on t h e i r way to Brighton on Friday last. Lord Chief Justice Drswrres has returned to BATT'S Hotel, Jermyn.stieet, from a visit to Lord Sil errata), at Sheffield.place, Sussex. Lord Moat *our, second son of the Duke of Bucctrucu, will, in a few days, be marri..d to the Hon. Miss Dot:otos, daughter of Lord DOUGLAS, and niece to the Duke of Moor mom Toosoos CALVERT and family returned to town yesterd a y, horn a tour throu g h the west of England. The Hon. Mrs. Wri sox and family arrived in town yesterday, from Tunbridge Wells. The Duke of M A ataortouoir is much recovered, by air and exercise at Brighton, from his late indis position. The Hon. WILLIAM Baneozort PoNsoprav has been much indisposed, at his seat at Bisl...pscourt, is Itelacd. The Lady of General Dusuas returned to town yesterday, to MI it a's Hotel, Jermyn-street, from a visit tb the General, at Barham Downs. Mr. QUICK took his benefit last Saturday at the Cheltenham Theatre. Min Lae SUGG performed at the Worthing The atre on Saturday night. The house was so crowded, the Marquis and Marchioness of &moonier) took their seats in the pit. The Bath Theatre opens on Saturday next with Tie &Idler's bank er and Raising the Wind: a Mr. Co: manuals is the Jeree Dickler and the Frank Mina/lon the occasis.iii. Miss Smirit, fiom the Volk Theatre, will make her first appearance in the live ly 1,47. Nerd,. The Bristal Theatre opens on Monday with the same entertainments. Die Plymouth Company is engaged for Dock, under the management of Mr. Hay d s t. I Vednesday last Lieutenant -Colonel !soya./ gave a grand dinner to the (Miceli of the Roborough Bat talion of Volunteers, at his beautiful seat of hla ii4otr, near Plymouth- Last night M CowLEY's elegant Comedy of Tie Billie Strata rs. gem was performed at Drury Lane Theatre. Mrs. Jos nan's Letitia Mardi, is one of her ! 34 1)Piest eCorts. Mr. Lp won's Are/fetter was an Interesting performance. It is the style of .sting in which he et cels ; nor could 0/el Hardy's eec, uric hies delineated with more effei2 than by Wr. Dow "N• Mrs. 1010 I:NT AIN gave to Lad* &owes revhsve.sei all that delicacy and interest so admir ably designed by the authoress. It was her first a PPearance this season. She was received with the armeit approbAtiou. The house displayed a full aLJ tkills4l.t 4. t,:ndance. lat the Lin A: , I fen s , urL is :atop, nglat,l tee ni I h0... 1 FrAtr: • Lt: si” gn4,l Hot, . danq felt ; ,uric lA, i: hi th nd and, ugn.— nn re Q .04-4 - IC C., Tey tbOti. viand tion I t cur.- h-we ontin auti 4 n in a lay f..r ou, t., RIY. ti 11J f • kcit4 itbent to in r0u4.1 La- v 71 ,, is ii.• 434,1 nerals from rdam, ;. 31, ; 411 ;*erro', tors:a kept ports, L shcrt 'arms r . 10 ended s day' As the sittht- Galltfr a. the l a y Of beds nuts, stew nt • Li: . ly trt , c' Th , mt hr W 4 e Cit. (ay issued piost U. the a pi, • ,re the Assig- Court. mount I. and lum o: e Cu e Sx►- ieferd• ROYAL FAIIILY. WRY 'ROUTH, RUT. Yesterday, after prayers en board the R esn i yacht, the ROYAL FAMILY landed a: the l'ier, at the end of the Esplanade, souu after one o'clock. the ships at the same time firing .t Royal Salute. They proceeded in three carriages to Gloucester Lodge, where they spent the afternoon, and did not walk on the Esplanade ; in the evening they went to the Rooms, and popped isadrort time ; after which, Their MaJcsriEs had a seledl party of Nobility at the Lodge to supper. Her M AJEST v's band were in attendance, and played several pieces' of serious music, chiefly from the works of Ha:4nel— his morning .Uis.MAJtsry was on horseback bel,,rc seven o'clock, accompanied by the Dukes of Yost: and Carisarone. on their chargers t Ge nerals M ANNINOM AM, MANNeIIS, GARTH. and DE. LA%CEY s Earl UXBRIDOI, Lord Wat.sisuirass„ and all the Staff, and Aid de Camps. Her MA JESTY, the Princesses AUGUSTA and ELIZMIETH, and Countess of Iccriesrsa ; the Princesses So- PHIA, ABIELIA, and MART. and Lady ELIZABETH Tuehrit, Mrs. Dias, and Mrs. Max Gaosvalloe, Etc. in six carriages, left the Lodge for Radipo!C Hill, where His MAJESTY Is•V;ewed the Somerset Milhia, who went through their evolutions with the utmost precision, and were co nldimentcd for the same by the Duke of YOBK before twelve o'cloe:. the Roy ex PARTY returned to Gloucester Lodge. His MAJBITY did not stop in doors ten minutes, but as soon as his spurs were taken off, walked with the hike of Your down the EsplanaJe,over the bridge, into .ielcombe Regis, and alorg the water-sde, opposite to the place where the Royal yachts were this morning moor ed. From thence they proceeded round Weymouth, and returned to the Lodge. It is remarked by the people of Weymouth, that 114 JIAJ ESI vis wonder fidly altered in health and appearance for the better since he came to this place. and those about him pretend to have discovered this alteration almost daily ever since he left Windsor. This evening a grand ball is to be given to a large party of Nobility and Gentry at the Royal Hotel, by the Earl of ULBISIDOL; Their MAJES. TITS and the ROYAL FAMILY are expecled to ho nour it with their presence. At ten o'clock this evening, it is expeqi d that the Dukes of YORK and Sussex will leave Weyn nuth for London. Arrival% at Luce's : T Ludlum Tr..neturd, I, , dy F. Trenchard, Hon. Mr. road Mrs. *ramie, Mr. SticklauJ , W. &Kb- Ibed, AMERIC.I. We have received New York Papers to the 10th of August, and Virginia Papers of two days later date One of teem mentions, that the report .f the de eat of the native army before St Domingo, by the French and opaniards, is unfounded. The Whites were so strong as to be under no apprehen sions ; they were daily expecting reinforcements from Cuba, which an English fleet wax waiting to intercept. We also received accounts from Boston, up to the 21st ult. inclusive. Jsausse 800 AAAAAA and his Lady were then residing in that city. Inform ation is likewise communicated of an engage. ment between the Ifaitiftils owl Martha. Captain Hosv• usi BE. hOU:ld to Boston, and a French pri vaii .•r, of It.; guns, which fell in with the William awl Alirth4, of the Ist of August. and immediately bore down upon her, and commenced a heavy fire, ishich was instantly returned. Diiring the en gagement the privateer attempted to board several times, but was repulsed with great loss. After the lust attempt, she sheered off, and crowded all sail to the S.W. Captain IL after repairing the damage he had sustained. procceded on his voyage. On the 4th Augu st , at day-break, lie discovered - a sail to leeward; and, from its appearance, he had no doubt but that it was the same ship that had pre. viously attacked him. He immediately bore down upon her, and commenced an engagement. In the course of an hour the privateer struck her co lours, and called fir quarter, when firing on both sides immediately ceased. Captain Hon vcost ss sent a boat, with his second mate, to take posses sion of the prize ; immediately on the boat's quit ting the ship, the privateer recommeaced her fire, when a shot fell in the hunt, and killed one man and wounded two. Captain I loroccoss et orderCd the men on board again, and immediately renewed his fire upon the p: waver, which, after an aaion of an hour and sevi:nteen minutes, was sunk. About twenty of her crew were saved by the boat of the Warm 4,4 Martha, among whom was the First Lieutenant, who stated, that upwards of ninety men were killed and wounded on board the privateer previous to her going down ; among whom was Capt. Pica so, who commanded her. The Triliam and Mari n a had ten men killed and seven wounded. The Hon. C9lorsel 'Botur Arrived in town yes terday. Lord Itt..vittit's house in the A dmi-alty is un derrtoing a compLte repair, previous to his .Luid ship s taking possession of it. The KIIIO has been pleased to confirm the pro ceedi,,g, of a general Court-Nlati:al, Ltely holden at East Bourne, on the Paymitsier ut the : Ith Light Dragoons, on charges o f I roa.vez,xion. where.a he has been found guilty, mod sentenced to be dis charged frosa His 14 ILI &STY'S aervi‘e. Two Morning Papers are at issue upon the number of Aliens at Margate and Ramsgate: one contends, that not more than two Aliens were to be found at Margate on the 15th inst. the day on which their at tendance was summoned at the Town-hall, by Mr. Cosa. The other contends, with equal obstinacy, that nn the I.sth inst. (the day on which the attendance of the Aliens was summoned), there were found to be twenty-eight at Margate, and twelve at amp gate. The fullowing is a coma Abstract of the OFFICIAL RETURN. Mint at Margate, on the 15th September. WI- h Licences Wuhout Liccoess..., Tut.' 21 About at Raimarato -n eke 19th Srptousbth With L.comees 10 Without Liceoces. Total , l3 OtaulTatal at both sl2b* i. I 0 CITY IItr.§TNES.9. A Court of Alderman was held at Guildhall yos terday, at which were p'escnt the r.0r.0 MA vun, thirteen Allermel, the RecoltrA it, Su ruisEs. COM NION SEM/RANT, Tow* Ctuts, and other city officers. 'Ube Court ordered the price of bread to be con tinued the same . a; last week, viz. I I fd. the qua:- tern loaf wheaten. and lad . honiehold. Sovcral persons were allowed of, *and several sworn into the et:lice of brokers ; and the rer.i h rrnation of five persons f rom that o ffi ce. was accepted-by the court. and the bonds the'y entered into on their ad. mission were ordered to be delivered up in six months to he cancelled. The Sheriffs repotted, that they had nominated Mr. Jowls ADDISON NEWMAN, to lie Keeper of Newgate, in the room of the lone Mr. Joum !Cra ve Mr. JOHN TEAGUr, to he Keeper of Gihsput. street Compter and Ludgate Prison, in the room of Mr. J. A. NAwst sa, removed to Nesegate ; and Mr. EDWARD K fair, to be Keeper of the Poultry t:ompter, in the room of Mr. TeAcuc, removed to Giltspur-street t which nomination the .Court ap proved, and they were severally sworn into office. The several appeals horn parishes awl duals, apinst the assessment under the Aft ofPar t lirtiont, caudal *, An Ad for Relief of certain In= eurnbents of Livings in !be City of London." were. adjourned to the next C , urt to be heud. IMPos - ron. A person was lan night examined before Mr. Bono, at Bow -street, on a c!) irge of having frau dulently obtained various sums of money from Lot d Clarendon, by writing letters to him, sometimes in the name of the Rev. H. Paul, and others in the name of the Rev. 1). Bennett, pretending to be on the behalf of a widow and two children the . greaten distress; but, some suspicion iri4ng, a letter, cotitaining a bank note, was sent as the Prisoner re quested, and immediately after its being delivered to him, he was taken into custody by Adkins, one of the Bow -street Officers, under authority of a warrant issued against him.—On searching his l.tdgings, a number of letters and papers were found, amongst which si-as an account , of the money be had received by this nefarious mode, and which arnou t. ed to near .5001. He w•as committed for further examination till Lord Clarendon comes to town. LEWES, SEPT. 24. Bowel complaints are very rife in this town s but we are happy to add, that their consequences hitherto have n.it, in many instances, prove 1 fatal. Yesterday sennight, as several privates c.f the 6th or InniskllingD-agooris were bathing in tne sea, at Brighton, one of them ,rot out of his depth, and was unfortunately drowned, before any assist ance could be afforded him, The same Jay, as three poor boys were amusing themselves on the rocks, by the sea side, at Ore, in this county, the tide impaceptibiy flossed, and sur rounded the stone on wroth two of them were stand ing, when they became sensible of their danger, and made every effort they were masters of to re gain the shore, but in vain, as they both unfortu nately perished in the event. Saiurday morning, five of the crew belonging to His Majesty's cutter Beaumont, lying off Worthing, took their boat for the purpose of going on shore, but when within a quarter of a mile of the beach (the wind blowing very high, and the tide flowing), the boat was observed to be sinking, and two of the men seen to leap overboard ; two boats immedi ately put off to their assistance, and took them up in time to save their lives. The other three men remained in their oiiat, up to their aecks in water, until they were removed from their peri lous situation, by the activity of the fishermen.— The two, who were nearly exhausted, were taken to Bacon's Inn, where they were recovered. Lord Villiers was particularly attentive to the poor men, and remained in the room with them, until they were pronounced to be in a state of recovery. A number of ladies and gentlemen were on the beach, to witness the distressirg scene, and, to their h.inour, immediately opened a subscription to reward the fishermen, who went off and saved the gallant tars. _ In consevence of a notification to th, Loan PIWVOST of Glasgow, from the superintendant of the mail coaches, that, unless certain repairs a►e made on the road to Carlisle, the mail coach from London to Glasgow must be given up before win ter; a meeting of the merchants of Glasgow. and others interested in the business. has been held to Lske it into consideration. We understand the depot for the French prisoners at Stapleton has for some months past been uneer going very considerable improvements ; the works are now so tar complete, that mlitary took pos session of the new ramparts on Thursday last. • Up. wards of five acres of ground have been added to the scite, and a new boundary wall built of considerable height and strength, in which, at proper distances, several triangular platforms are placed, erty feet in length each; on each of which two sentries are na tianud. There are also several rectangular platforms; of the same dimensions, ald on the north side, oppo site the new guard house, an la-pound carronaJe is to be placed, which, when completed, will reader this place of considerable security. is huthired French prisoners are now on their march from Ply. month to this prison. Foor Race.—The match made between Mr. BAaCL&Y and Capt. Ms ISSTOrI, of the 48th Regi ment, to run one mile for Wu guineas, was perform ed on the 13th instant, at East Bourne in Sussex.— The Gentlemen were both such celebrated pedes trians, that the race attructed some hundreds ef spectators ; a great deal of motley was also witted ; and as Capt. M asri•ri was known by the regiment to be a swift runner, he found many to back him. The two Gentlemen started at an early hour. Mr. B• ICC A T suffered his competitor to take the lead, and keAp it for a short distance, v.ten he passed him, and continued a-head to the et.d of the racc. Ile completed the dist.mce in fire minutes and 'even seconds, notwithstanding the intense heat of the wea ther. Mr. BARCL AT was under training some time by BILL WAte. Mr, rLLICyLIt ittLo attuded as the amiire. ..• • • FROM Lisrma gr., C.IZE7TA • —.........—_ . ..- % .. ' • * 4 0tt,... &pc f.`s. tld Fost-Maloritoba:t Loft! '3l3atityre. four. the 1711: 1. , 0•• I.9lmg4nii, to ba Lleumnaitt-Cklunzl,• by ptai.hars, viii.: • .Stioatot, rah. rearer. • . • • • • • • aji. aitto--I,oeutcraant.Colonel William GeFtenta • hum the' '13,:1i IFoiat., to bir Veut.sliaist-CoNtel, without perch: .7. .. 88th Ditto... Captain John Silver to be Sfe.Mr. a ithout put , cli7lbe. tidfaiiir William iromonger, from the 111 ti Batellion of Rzi i anerve to ialataitta , . • . • 11.1 Kin's Germ in .1.....g'i0na-Camilry-eVaior --- de liereat.ch.ld to be Maine, with temporary !twig to Um Army. e , klikEVEr. ~,. . . GiblrgirAdrdph us PliroCH il. e t Aid-de emit to Limatentut Gen.ral Ific Rural I liehoess itte De re i.f Cambrolgt, to L.: di:email, nun temporary Rank le the Army. C.illylliadlildill in the Toner !famine Militia, :Tar/ by Me Lor4 , Li•strenr int , Jeri .9uir,..it ;'S, ill t 4. . la Royal 'itegimant-Li, al; i William 11 italmJ to be Leine ' tivillitlita Attain .career, iia. , g .ed. 2d lroyalitogiment--I...stign till ism Cook to be . I.;stitertant, vicsartlierarge Wallet, resicird. Henry Mang, Gent. to be ~ iaaigo, vice Cuok, promoted. —,-.........,,.... II • ' . A.).NKRIJP:TCIIES ENLARGED. I Rinds ag : a Groat lt usi-li-str,v3, 4..Lionit.no , `..bPr.. dita'tor' '' her 6 . to alliirembrli 10. at Wit. t o...lcilt.tie 1 Calila4 - - natnatet, , flerero,l, mi!!lia r, fruit Sopt,n;Ler 2 91 .124.22111 . thir tf rattier, Si Cluil4fiati, London. ... 1 • • RANKRIIPTS. ; James Clegg,* tif- OM NI at met, Shadmoll. , turefater, to var. render S.mt. 29, Oct. 20, and Nov 6, at alreit, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Leslie, Tokeohommyard, I.nchbory. • 9 imiti.l City!! and Walter Punell, of I.trubiidmarett. lam llebertitreleknillit 'Se'rrt - rl, Ckt. 9, and Nur t., At tm, at G oldhall. Attorue) a, Meerm. Hansin and Birch. Chaiarry t . Tilomai Faulkner, of Oafunt.aaroet, mil aatiorallattnamt, eft :vitr-elider Sept. 20, at ten. Oct. 12, it tirr.ili t. s.ild Nov. G a ud . : nine, at t;uiL4hall. A , tvrotyi, Meatri: Ifutchiumn and rm. men, ltr mers'ihed, Addle-street, AJdarmauburv. Jitittei Campbell, of the Snalcesp•ar:favvrit, Covent-Gard-rt. vintner, to turtendim t) t. 12, at ' , lt. t 3, at ten, fret Nov. 6, at tile, at C14'11111.11. Attlarrefs,Mo4r4. Cktrksau s Emaamareetai Strin4. tlf3.liiamMtvrlr of Cet:ory,ll-Y-atirt, CUtr:Cr, to turrertillig i ter. 9, 10, a nd Nov. , ti, at cloves at the Oaa ye Inn. LW ,bury. Aitoesq.. Mr. %Mori Rock ,iii, tedbuty ; or NMI% TJtiant and M ..,ic, Cliaucery,abine, Lavinia. Tltt,Aas Harting, 1"4: of Ludlum, saiuß, A:name/ter r-nder Oct 6, acd N,e 3,8, a t %arrive. at v Vt.% AM Luctow. Amonies. Mt. Itiehtted Rouen. of Littflaite. . . to , • 1 DI V' I nfliDS. Oct 20. Wilt.... A: tan, Ma eider, of lOW and XllO3-card.! Sou 4 1 1h11, dealer in lhcr„ at,ten, a Onilithsll.lo.4.:. • II Oct. 23. Johl illirit.:tt tV.eitholt. et tie did SIMI% morahantil atone, at Guild!, .11 Oct. 22. annalief 11%.4Aingeo Ilt , bart, of , New Woo !itriolot • i tWate IKuodetott ttpalareer, fig ille , toilr iiit Gle hirb )r., set Nr.:.: luiril A ,_ Nme • : • • i ng Oct. R. grunt •, Smith, ti 611e1t441, grocer, at sirs,. at civil Aii•;el Inn, Sheffield. , Ozt. to. Whiliani C ree p, of Swansea , Olent , ryin , ti ,, molth e ) inol gilt, It tat, at the Kush I n :i, 5W,1i1.5 , ... Oct 17. l'lmnies Done, lute of Stanehmter, dealer, at eleven... at the CrOMol.lll,NMOmiele. Oct 17. Itilph Donr, .ate of Manehetter, dealer, at eleTtillit, itt the Omen Inn, North% 411. Olt. 17. Oliver A; lin, or Banb u ry, Oxford, acricemer, Mt: eletian, at e Knife Arms Inn ' Ctedd . M inron. Oct. 00. Samu e l Dyson, now of km 40So..bad e ' 'VOA, met.' chant, at, f.m, it the LailCuMs lan, Habra:. Q.st •91 Jaare.X.:nycni,;rl.,„erp4ol, nrer4ituat. at to 4•• e, - •t the Cantle T. tern .lob.o.trcet. Liverpool. Om 11. 1091 mm *kr:tater,' of IWitnt.hurst, S iteci. mi !er g, 0 elC•dtl, at the Anyel tin; In St dhuri, Sth•eX. QM 16. Simon Graa.thain, of limtalr, Yuri, abopkont;aer, as eleven, at the Black Swan, m Silage. • • CERTIFICATES,- ieroaaa 11. John Kettlem4l, now or late of Levi, nserciant. • Jame, ‘k rid. t , or Noruirn, recur. Thomas Gordon, late of Liver-on% merchant. s., flue l uyao, i , no . or fa!e of soy hod, Halifax, merchant ' Julia Mma, of ailiaintry, iminmo..ger. A clergyman, in Wiltshire, who keeps an aca / demy, was a few days ago walking with kis boys,- in part of a very large w/..id, which' ii rear to•his iriuse, when, having occasion to retire for rni-iute or iv:u, he direaed the Ivo c to walk on, which they &I, and soon utter set off, miming and playi ng w i t h I each other, in which warfhey reac!:ed the school, house befsre they tbotrehr of their mater. Tfie clergyman's wire, surprised at not seeing her hns. ban I return with the boys, began rathe abruptly , to question them, vti:h what was become of their master ? when their c infusion suddenly and cn . strongly impressed her with the idea, at tie boys had don- vane violence to her husband, that she most imprudently, without mentioning her suspicions • to any o te, we .it alone into the wood, esh.. er slit wander d about is search of her husband, th ,, ,tigh , briars, dirt, and mod, for several hours, wh n, ots returning to toe hous‘ , , almost frantic with slevoa:r, she was so disfigured, that her 'dom•st cs hardly knew her. Several men had, in the mean time,' ben sent into the wood, in search of both of them, and others were now sent in search of the por , r I clergyman—but no trace of h'm could be fount'. till the next forenoon, when he made his aprsearancd on horseback—having wandered he whnl- of the night in the wo .d. and in the rant .ing found' his way out, but, on llse further side et the w where he ha I hired the horse to return home, a dis. tance cf some miles. Last week, a boy about flee years rid. son of a Gm,l -no , living at Adiviek Green, near Afar?ctiie, ter, having picked up and ate a common ...uagis, the toad-sto I, supposing it to hr a mu iiroorn ' wa, soon 2fic'eted with ConVid-ive twit pings,pings,lin* of speech, and sweilinv and hiackness the hands and arms ; aid uttered Lb- most Isignoul shnekii„ :turn:led with airegttlar 1.1..11..rti0rs id she whole. body. In eituation ttr rrnai.aul for several, LOWS j but s. as at length recovered by judicious nu...tic-al treat nest. Chit ire° ought to be pa:tit-As. laity cautioned against this d.ingeiorts pradicr. Friday se'nnight. as a young gentlenAgo of Car- • digan Seas returning home from Arica,. g. he thoughtlessly entrusted his. loaded gnus to the ears of a little boy, who. on Isis way, met with a pl.sy- Gallo ; And a dispute respelling the piece at i.ing Isctwiar them, the result was that the lacer was most unfottunately killed on the spot. ?ERT SATURDAY' Will de Me Sewed Dee of Dr-ming I And, it is remarkable. that, on the same day, lass year, Floes,nv and Co had the pleasure of selli ng., in Shares. Mi. 533, which was drawn a Twenty . Thousand Pound Prise. A RICH WHEEL. Tho m , Penn a Foont, rhe.. , A..1 Pound,. T.O P'u. a TW TO , . wad P 4v. Three Primo( Five T1w00.".4 P ui.dt. rave P ow of Ono Thou.ao4 Potiod, E. i ;ht Noss of Five Homivell to:lads. 'lre ko. N. B. Tickets and Shares are selling, warranted unjrawn, at Husisbar and Cu.'s, 2b, Corixtull. 'I