The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-05-29 00:00:00

mitt vv., riri..l in. Money was ereneereihreven . Lim, end L. wee then hp Witness% hewleer to the Swats with T r , Necks 1 orl.howyfeitere 1441 nresisotterwlnthon woe &MAWR him. The 6.ll:keine day. however. %Theme haring clierl et the lw teemed that the P. irlMiet hod not been there all eight. that host Insentered lowney 4 thy Inoillord, nod No 4 Or. ensiled hint to pep for w het and woe wearied apparel, ninety I!! atretwith 4 the fortnise he was shone to receive. • ...r4rtetiore. arteherwil hie eespirisn, mot nos inleiry at the I%ele Twit Howe., be towed Hat the vowed, is which the 'Primo." said he WA arrived only three rieve preeirww, had it• es in linsleoll ire orestothr He thew reeolleeted elm Met toe'PrieSortr had tested hie ale to heft years only, wilreVll4. I.i the will of she Main/. dared its 11111111, Hnhert Fraser was Wierihirvi a barite. no prrind, Iwo children. viewed that the whole erre we attestor rit growl frond, he Ail? .1147 i. f s e CAW*ll l Ollr. APRIL .1. 1817. . . !If ( received you •li•clieilote letter at LOckunw, po the ittith of Deirraber boo, nod have deloyeil troisling 10 it UOill lima. tar two [lmmo"' : -.the first h, that I srsa then engaged in • towel plebe, sir t roonottd by strange otjects. Noel new forts. which rendered me too unsettled to write—the a•Cond reit enn 1., that tarnediately on My refuel' to Cuwispore. set rripmeist took the befit. soil I tIIMITIqt is Would be better to eve pm • deveritdoons of .Lrickolow, and the campaign together. Incltoonw, I dare sty, yes well rteolleet, is the /*vital of Oode, and the residence of the Ni•srgotto Vire', who takes his title Irmo this city, surf derives a revenue from the province. little 'bort or two null 1111 l . sterling per annum. Yon will readily ionagtee that the Court of so ',veldt t 7 a Prince is • Peruse of' greet erten door avid illogralleence : I had lon% wished to see it. and an opportunity tarred itself at Christmas, which might ant hove oreured soviet during the oily Or oat PPiriawat at Caatelaatt. rat that month' Of f? tinier is on 1r... a IP/04111 of rejoicing here I than its England. The native P ion es ge'.erally hnotoUrifs return be a ottiec.osion or rodertsisoments is..compliment to time Eooglisli A mh ismolora to their 'Conti,. Mr. Strachey, oho is usir It.-soleost at LatekoOß, invited one to , 114.1. II week with lam. end I accordingly left t'awtipore on ilte eveMitg or the 14111 December:in my pal o l oteett, mill orr:ved rat h:* I 'e (.liebtot 3! mile.) early on the morning of ( . 116 0, 11W"d;IY. I Wel ',in i ... litre to (hems NIA jinn the prncessimi in the elbOlOtte:. irAIO, ria he was moving t.IT to the N traiihio rill'ine '•te breakfoo : ,r were m fed WI elltltattio., superbly c:opttrisotwol, and 'attended by en h-iistir-iry revolt el. the No-trototo's c ovslry. T..e poorty, cooosistitig of 31r. Stray:toy, G.-iirral Douktio. N. vend Stall Officers, and Sts-rll, toklorol in the Court yowl of th. 1 1 .1110,0. NMI 09 . eisteri,iii the Salomo were 131,4 by th e Newateo. who r•albrarell Mr. S--- and General an.k:os, art-r tl.e entree, style. Court cerentnn:es heiog otrt, RP sit (Liao to a very rlegont breakfast. 1.,14,,i in b.4i, the Eogii.i. and Ilindoemonee roshuoi; a great many naive gentlemen of r mit portook of t or repast, and I was rather pleased in uhsetroo t h at they lieein-it in prefer our breakfast to the r (inn, fir the rill:ins and tiorlostatire dishes were totally triertril. whiltt the mutfimt, rolls, aittl eggs, disappeared as thootigh . by wog c. I should lens. pram's., have atli&reol 'liege feats or olettlerity, had I not ',Weil tan self nitlinsite to 0 runnel of beef. &licit I roomful a very judicious positino. The cloth being re ttttt vrtl, :1 tout:ober of dooming girls were intonilu ed to entertaiii its with their v oc . s l powers, slid., welffllkeil our 10)OkalgS. Hitherto I had been so lono:ly employed with my knife and fork, tbat 1 had prArerly lotion] leisure to O i nerue th e Nevettul4 although seated opposite to hint ; the horrid yell o f the Nowell women'. which they ilennittimite singing. drowned the sating; of his iliglines's voice, tot thst I could toot hear N word of the conversation tort passed hetorren him sod the cve the Prisoner in easterly on his meet appear are. Mr. Eitkry, antither eminent solititat, erpmed, that the Primorr imposed arra Mm with the PIMP foie. moil refiring him In the How. Mrs. Preset, of fur ei owntime•- tiara of his statmetrat. He stated is addition", Meat whew ler , Sem ahstniniled from dermailit, he wise detested atedisratistit bark by iiihnirat Cuthbert', bat that he aftermirdoMiereed, eel ma isakias hi. rape to New York. Os himil7, the wit -41010 learned that the Admiral wastes that statism at Ilse Moe inesitimmed by the Primmer. The irksome shoo foroisbed him with a mom of smear!. It was slated that ibe Primmer bad me far lemonmed erns rue ellorery, rs to White hits to fk • hill is Clattery again"' the netnews of Major Primer, who, ha Pretested, wigs'', withheld the rnmerty. 71w t.atlw Mavog nimemed, slat this was one of the digested pu.. be hod breed for mono time, and milted the l!iiminev 4be wished to any s y thins! Tlw Perausiet, with prat 1im0.'... periiltra is Ilia 01.11• and snit he was hawly Hared is Ming Miss borsht hi fart illts?irarste. ni-d branded with the switte of isorraimor; title whirls he shooed VIM/NW the minfamon of his prove Mat hr dirt nut denerve. Mr Eirkey be had written to the Hots. Mn. Fraser, grad was waitn.s Mt answer. The PI tonere we* riresaadrd esti' the answrr slonalil arrive. ■tR moony GIN araere. %TIN %linty OP OTNN ETT, Ft HI TH E r. m rret i) AtMAttfiINATION OF JANE ROGENe, AT r !dm N t 1 pm. 5i...", h his piseeii at the bee. he tirmith'erl en wateely to be atilt to maid without 'ormolu's hinmelf agaitto the desk. and wept wary moth. Mr. It.olgrip. an artist of Paddington, stated, that st,,rai 'wren u'rliek isi the mooning he woo alarmetl with the era. of wintry.. whew hr immediately ran into the honor by Nutter., and found lane Limn enlPPerfl with Wood, who in f •reised hiso Ih.t siw hove ernsinded by Demme'. Helm% limed hr was near of the Seat persons that roma 6, h, r issistanre. bit he flit! ten Ire the oratrament He ilPtanfly wris t i o (..to r dog rent sorgenna, who refused to attend; hest he at li.ottth found ton smatter n, pi/Anoint more oily 'I ie. M **red Mr. Hodzetts to ramie them. Mr. ('aiorb N sod Mr. Waltiogford caw with the steaks' The linTisteor streive.l • titter float the hospital, slut. hog, that .I:rae R wens had intpnrard cunsiderality within the I hot einsM wt yet be pronounced ant of thug. E., le- w's epoiandrd Are a weft On quitting the hot., Demme repientrit the Needn't.. would send him bark to the mine primm, as a gientireman onto raise and peeved hem. and that sunlit make some amorarboosit in his mud, and h..r4 a 1 . ,. ',irately'''. He abed aboodarce of tears. 0.• is marl) 70 years of arr. Psartk Wort. and Avast Sank were &Ply committed to 'site th it troll, for robhiatt IT. Ems; of wit watch, at the Hog to the Karol. its Rooth Multow-strrct, who was in • e we moestrati•mt. The watch was Atioid at • pawn. bi.At es is. the meislthuarboud, she idemtificd the PrOont rs. rums-mitt- CO BVRG THEATRE. . • Resident; if lii wit 1w as brilliant ay the j.-welo with a Lich he Kis I.rdizz 'net% I had a great loos en ders!. Ilia dress• aas sessile up i.t Ow richest mid most cooly shawls, tri 33333 led with weld I ice and sable; IPS turban °roam/reeled 'with a beautiful e owlet', of emospeose site, surmonoted a it it a crescent Of fine diamosala. and its its fields were entwined stiii.g. of c-ry wales tide pesrls ; yet, tioteeitheand nog all this 'Leery, I was told that toy gentlemen was sit lets weber. : on state eircasielor he sports jeeede were ill two millions sterling. I writ comfess, I oh islet like to meet him on a dark alight prolwrly igged out, I A 14 certainly try to pre rail on hem to part aisle a little of his li wry ; for it it really a bite that we geselensro, aide aline faces, &smile! be so hard pushed to tense tier wind, whilst prapl.. as black as my bunt awe aullownig i n riches. Th e w o rst eef tbs. good Milli i, that Ile will Hal quarrel aids our tiotrrsouirsa , „ but see telly supplies them with I.llge amps of weary, to *acute the remainder to liiswelf. The I lanoorable Johns, about a year ago, arrepted • tufting present of two hundred and fifty thousand pounds, PS a proof of their sincere regard for hint; but this, you will as say, is a d.gressinii. I ads rather rifeicrel alien we rose to take our heave, fur tlw noise Id the assault singing, and an execrable band 'shying Mecca of mime to the tone of an Irish ji4, was the at dos. mintiest I ever twerd. A plakiuu ow tauter, his Highness prate et.-41 'era! De Ails and his Aisteseele-camp, aid) saW i and rich waist twin.. and hinted the allots. party to disisies tlw sissy following, its which iuvitutiou the Wow at tlw mildewy mad the Clalisli.llellii acre iliellatleds (hi sin return aa Stracloy's, I sac isstrodoced to Mrs. Dasekin and Sirs. &earn ; the former eat a Moss Alarkliariti, trashier of she Dean or i• of k. cud a tan 1.1111... Oil and lady-Idle yeoman alit is: (lit General tr. reivrel a large fortune with her—and if appearances may 1w de powder! on, I.e considers her as the greater "arise of the two. The other lady ( 11ree. Roar's) was also ass rgretahle wooded ; au that theaucitly ,isfered every rosin ct to sue of epeud.sig a pleasant ...irk, viol I was hot disappointed. Olt tlw i26:li of •Dreeutiper, acco-diseg to novitetion, the peaty 'sous th e residency, all the E:.glisli gentlemen and lathe. at the station, besides the illative gristle-men of the Cou..t. dined with the Neetaub. :Pere I a riling to an honest alderman, to abet a pitch of seusual rup ture might I not raise his imagination, by a descrip tion of the bill of fere ! suffice it to guy, that Ilse table groomed beueath the weight of a sumpt ttttt is repast, cumpost d of e ray delicacy %illicit Europe and Asia can funnel, and served up nu plate •sul cut shwa, the r111111131:leilare of our best English workmen. After ii er the usual ceremooy of taking leave was observed. Ills Ifightiess presented General Doeskin. Ceptaiu Lowe,,, and their fair ladies, with susne very beautiful shawls, and jewel* to a couaislccable atuouot. %hen the party dispersed, having previous sly accepted ell illeihilioll fur the 27. h, to net au elephant tight. We swarm bite: at breakfast on that day, in a palette .estuated ou the banks of the user ("faintly. close Id VW waiter edge-. said as the stream in very s i senaw, though deep, tae ladws were enabled to see the contest without a possibility of danger. as it took place ou the opposite side. A t the mepointed time a gull wee fired as the signal .if battle. chew .lie two noble amused, made thest sppeuraisce from two separate ClthilpS of 130 yards from mirk Mailer Ernes, a young men of rewetatele spy -sinner, w yest ratty ternegin before the Migistratro, by May, dee offerer, open th.• followieg ebargr eheek-tak• r at the Pit door of the Coburg Tiwatre, slated, that on Wedneeday sight the P. iniewr en el..er..ineol so power( admission to tlw Throw by prierlieeing • eimoiterfeit cheek—• b. n, teeing opposed in his purpose, hr street* him several very violent blows in the face. He rive Mot iota the costudy of the senors, who look him to the uonele-hunee. Mr. Glossop, see of the propritlom of the theatre, stated, eliat almost every retain, sheer the opening of the theatre a number of p rsuo• bail wernibled them, for the "view pier. p we of ioterreptiag the perfsmossees, distorldsg the a.. dieser ' sod destroying the aressgemeab of the ham; they %heed derasselvre he the moist complicates's part of the pit, Sod by moire of every ol.acriplius elitird thrill' purpose, end rinsed eery considerable injory to the proprietuni. lie b.ll remote to hrliesw dust the parties ensiled to were pmf motors at other theatres, and wave Reheated by feeliscs ~f every at the wooing prosperity of the sowers • and from formatioe shed' he had received, be suspected that the Prisoner had b. ea sa actor in the MON be bail described. Thr Presoner arleaitted that les was sw equestrian performer sod at mesas, helueged to the esisipmey of Mr. —; ha embed that be west to the Theatre for the parrots implied to him. Mr. Ceitskstsbau n Aftweey I r the Complainants, raid. Mao se the liwtowe to the Threw, sizenslad vs-ry mach •mns the peaceable sad proper misdeal the minerrs, be bird the Magistrates *NM assist die proprietors in bringing the doaorbera of she pallet prove In jostler. In dm ease tore three, the pnitlerdisgs woiW be dims asthma if lb. Primate wcpresseel motrities for hie essadoet, sod peonies-a 0.14 in offend agate hi Ilke manner. Thw Primmer pumimal obit was respired sad was die• thuir4 l trisMtK. aTit nag IT Atr!*PT AT lIIIRDL Yesterday t Itareste 111%111U o zorag ammo. was N ought up in tin esulody of S. the Miser, abased by F..loaed Makin, her btubsod, with stabbing lie sidle • Vile in the ate, in an attempt Ou cat his boss, by shit+ ine life was milsogreed. T.,- • Ii spawned is widow% Mist the Pianism sod hossrarter lad *sly he.. raseriad slow a moo* sad wavy its she daily Imbil of mearrelliese wilt mash sabre Minot ti gam Mom ilmt tow. Us Tindal last, be the messiag, as hie roans home, after la big hum home tbe shuts day a. hosomeso, biab words arose lutweew three, *hies Inresimited In a quern!, ea which elm Primate abased • knife, which lay ass the table at es her, wed rushed sayer Inwards him, soil smarts eat at his tines% and as lifting hit Wade ay to arra off she isoiromorot s be teorieed a male la his arso, o'ond two 'mei.. deep, from winds be bled profusely. Hy 'masted the kuirt foam the Primmer. He went awl had the a,nuni dreamed at the Loader Hospital The day slier he mode do. coo bir/to at this dim, mid Dalton strut mad sp. p....hruand the Piaaoser. The Sian at peeent is the Loa /1m IlluepiLdr-Site was committed. tVe are bitorgutgl that G..lvaigisat is very success crooks% rsl by Ms. LA REALMS. Of SWlthallip. , 11.,•40W. is ha. hemmed of Sgoosaely Liver, sad Sapviel complatuall, habitual Aetiology bud edger disr:rdess of lire Na we* Spam'. Nsaseruus theyeptic, bilious, sad autism.- li e e ..sgr u aly oleo leaditeou for Imre severely sillgetgA, sod ralgo bad trod Lige usual raster/its a vain, have his speedily teetered to pogf.Ct Curium* lifeet attribated to Sterom.—A user. crank usars, also had invariably bees iiicounitudCd &&& i & &al; duiiiig the v•lasca *hick l ie le as odder the uecoisity ottakitic one day tragelsineti about a posud of e, fron. and with a v.cw of evAding the heavy duty imposed wpm it, i•nai.ealtd the pac4et in his shirt. During the pas ...gr. he raw riciaosd au incooveui t esee trout sick. sgd ea. although the tarts was rough. The ;lewd 'lt-et it. qtie-tstin he awibed to the station ; and ilia C4bilieCtereil IV sever4l others, otio )save ft t otatc4 the eeperiorut oath success. ?tont these the ilariatar has 'sever goue of board vi• I • ' • - . .. •.. . try nvolinuts, or • I •pli oid •skri berg', who gist& il them inwards Ilse spot marked out, for the town 1111 l es , . They were naturally eavnge and vicious, anal in toxicating slimes had been mixed with their f on d, to render them still more femeintlS. Ili - pie p ro _ gees. along the b mks of the river was rime. a n d th e i r aspect stolen, and thus they continued to approxi. mile moil each discovered his austegonist ;•et dist instant, with their trunks ranted in the stir, med roaring deflower. they rushed to the contest with tresuessitons impetuosity, and buried their tusks in each other's jaws. An ratter,' poet would tell you that the earth reeled and diverged from its orbit, and that the concussion shook the planet Versus: for my part, I am at a loss for words large enough for an elephant fight ; being but an no. deft, rent poet, therefore, 1 can compare the crisis to siothitig so justly as to the falling of a large tree torn up by a blast of wind. The victory w a s we ll cootested, and fur some time doubtful ; but one of them, after ',flowed charges, having gritted en advantage, the consequence worth! have been foal to the other, had they slat •Iseen separated by firing guns a n t raclert4, to frighten them off, which was at length effected. Alter the ele phant tight, fame and antelopes were pitted ; they both evinced great strength and courage iii their encounters, wed afforded us much amusement. to the evening our party embarked in boosts fur en rethrsinn nu the river. Ills I lightter. acenitspenied by Isis Minister, trete in n state barge. which took Aloe lend of (ms; his hind me u;iiesl a heat which ;estiethtstwo with the fleet, and though the musicians fwerr but iisolifferent, at a .11. , rt instance the music had irr 'desisting effect. Toe I, mks of the river were lined i with brew:foot little vessels lorlonging too the Newaulo, :some of them lull sifter the model of 74 gun ship-, others in Unit:viols of higittest, goon-lorige, and cue. ter , ; but rowboat. wind, smarted our malice above the rest, Wig covered sit! sheets of purr silver in. steno! of copper, wt it•li you know is used for the lint toms of ooliips. After haviiog eihnired /Omit one hundred of throe vessels, we returned house to d r. TM. three following stays, the 48111, 09th, and 30th, rfere passed in vieittsiz the Nveralib'e tedisces which vie had iont'seen, there are its all fourteen. generally sittseeki on the banks of the river Goonoty, at a dis. lasseiat four or five miles Irons each other, and all beat loi the F.ogle-ls style of arehitecture„ surrounds! with perks well stocked with deer, and every variety of game. The oppe•iirutiee of the !muses, and the grounds about them, re4riarlole our English Noble 111Pliti seats, more than the residence of an Reefers' Prince, and the fortorture corresisonds with the ex terior, brine the anatinfacture of the meet rmitopnt Liontlmo . sejtholsterer.. The mirrors aid lusters are beautiful, and are said to Ire the largest that Louden, loos ever producer!. But I oh dl wend up this tic enunt of his ll7lstess'ir oplendoar aids the men. tint, of his equipirge, which is consistent with the other deposetinetits of the estatoltshirient. Ile has ' a great uumher of Loudon-built carriages, 390 ' high-bred horse., fur her took use r sod one thousand live hundred elephants, some of them trained fur riolitie, and others fur carrying burdens. " I have made a long story of my Lucicnow trip, and will stow conclude by ridding, that after pa-s -ing a very plrissonit week, its Which we paid the ' Newanh repe..ted visite, the party oispetserl, and ' I em hippy to say that the Ladies were quite oittisfied with the proofs they received Of his Highness's liberality. I wish. my dear -- —, I could have slisteitched a few shawls to you all, low this good man has more. I f them than be has ass opportunity sir bestowing on people whose mirk might entitle thrui to such a work of his fomusir. I being a Set, received no tomtit from him. On my return so Ca wispiore, I Glum! that she Commis %met was hissy in preperations fur the equi t •aseist of the sonny, and in relnitery we received orders to hold ourselves in readiness to march at an hour'. notice, on as errt t.rtv:re. We accordingly left ea% upon. in February, and after a march of 15 dots, found miracles, before a eery strong lost, at t 36 miles f.aim Agri,. The fort of I hutting% which is the levee of °client, is situated ass the Month, and slid lidos% to the Itisjait of the list tease iltstrict, stills el our (iooverstmetat lard quarelled, on account of Isis independent spirit, %Inch toil mull I now is of itself a suffirient Mese rot tler isoflacti of severe chastisenstioi, tall ticularly w Isere independence of mind is supported emir u ristb treasury. Behilol then the bort rese of I lot trios, sin s- •uitiled by an Army .1 15,000 retro, and closely in vested on all sides ! W itl s conducting) on through the progressive optrattotis or a siege, suffice u to ray that our °petal otis were first 'broiled against the fortified town, elicit eas iiiirrouriodeol by a deep and broad sliteli, and very forariduble ramparts. Two *bong batteries of le mod :4-pounders erre erected to breach the walls, and after three days cosolirsual firing, the engineers repotted that tire breaches would be pra.lecnble iio the a v . g, Mash two storming parties a ere gimlet ell to attack at four u'cliock iu the afternoon. Our reginteut Ives di vided ; one vs Mg was to lead t h e colts ttttt rof attack on the right, and 'the other ass . the left. Your humble were rut was 'lotion eel wish the command of Ilia the grenadier and half the light infirmly corm pa toe is of the 14 it, it poet of some honour, as I was to brae led the atoicuilig party. We fell in at three os lock iu the aliernousi, and the two coluissos mortised towards their respec tive breeches, but when we had urrived %idiot eight hundred yards of the eneinj's 'ratio, and dose to our oars batter:es, the General tattered us to halt, ss Ilse engisser rs were doubtful whether or not the breasehis acre toractiealde. lm this stale of suspense we remained fur three hours, txproing sever,' ususnent to advance, the guns frion our batty lies blaZilig away, and else shut teisalhhug clouts large pieces of the trieni,'s walls—the toddlers, all impatience, hatinueting their flints, and screwing their ba,ourts tight upon their firelueks, sometimes ',intimating !tarty curses upon our 1/11/11 estates, (air soot ham Mering tire walls alineu, sitsietisues coin suesoding them when the phut knocked up the dust, and a actriming.. Na,. toy lade! we shall be et it : ff a coach told .it might drive in there ; ally don't we edirassee 1' Ste. At length a staff 'ricer appears gallop s% steer the plain towards our column, use sup' el 'shoed then arms without orders, and lie geher•d tun we.. ' Aye, there he comes; now we'll give the tawaii . ata inch of the steel.' The iiliff ili6l:Ci I veal. comae ' his order* halite Coln. " The scene which presented:itself in the fort the nett meriting, was inn luirribte for description.— When the eiteroy is subtitled, and the Soldier reflects on the horror lie has contributed to make siinongst *berme people, fighting perhaps in a better ramie than his own, r feeling of pity, and almost of remorse, will sometimes imhitter the consciousness offsetting done Isis duty. " After the surrender of the fort rf flattens., the ',rosy broke is:s and retortionl to cantonments. I obtained Irate to unwell through Agra mid along the brisk, of the river annuli to Caweiporr, es the regitise•it was to return by the *mute of the (;t4eiges. whirls I hid 'wen before. The cite of Agra. II gls it ranks u of secondary tide to iieverthe leas, • mooch more rregisifictnt monument of [(Puler Attlionirclan greatness. f had heard the most florid de.eriptions of it, but th ght that in this iti-tassee, es i n must mi ser s, the reality would have ftllru I:.r short of them, amid prepared surelf lore disep l .oint- Ineut. In situ suppmitton 1 enter.-d Agra .1 Mom rite, on a floe clear morning, heel Mnrelj. counts", on the approach to it, is cov red for miles eround with ruble a the most splendid palaces 11.141 mewling;; the'vniit !slain exlishito user contin u al nesse of deselatien,: . )et t it . ruickt all these gloomy heap* of tints-, 'lathing aqua:art. in he the efftet of lime or decay; elle would rather thick that a violent earthquake had thrown down their va.l erli fices, and lett here and there a mites missetiry ststlding. supported by its superior solidity. Its whatever direction the eye is turned, i )))) umentble flames, arches, and lofty minarets (moor of them of w hite marble or red gratuity) displtyed their beautiful cud wand proportions, to remind us of their incieut spleutlour and the uncertainty of human greatness. Little more than a century ego this desolate spot Was the most flourishing and mag nificent city ate the richest empire in the world.— !lyre the nine virtuous mud accomplished Prince of Ilindosten held his Court, wlitch uoX the resort of philosophers and men of science, and the seat of luxuly and festivity. Now we behold the engine •liit tea, she city in ruins, and the illustrious family, which once gave taus to this extensive territory, subsists on the charity of British mer chants! " 1 shrill never get over this Agra trip, if I mike so many wise reflections; au, to cut the matter short, after • star-gazing arsiong.t these heaps of stems, mild I was as hungry us a wolf, 1 set spars to toy horse, end orrived at my taut just as, they weie putting kideukfart oil the table. However, lam not yet stated at that c iiiii los Wile meal. You most know that I had ordered •nay trait to lee pitched neur the fart of Agra, but my servants, by a Iw ky mistake, grlaced it iiiim:diattly uppusitr the grand eistratice pf the Tait. Muhl, which should silver lit written but iu letters if gold ; it is the wwitier of Abe world, the ide of Ilii.dostaii, in comparison et which the f i liflussus of Rhodes, time Pyramids of Egypt, and all the tither ridiculous prodigies we are taught to arose et its oursclioithdsys, are mere paper Lioterns„ pod this heavenly structure uas raised by a NI io.side 151111 Priory fuer the r.mains of a waved sal- i O m. No an odes- I lorgut my Irreakfasi; I should have though it Paradise, but that 1 gained Po roil su admittance. No description of mine, or of any t one, tail do justice to thit delightful scene. I st, therefore, toy clear trier you to a ioitit-shop, fur to eery faint 'lieu of the matchless grandeur sod soli! aaaaa iy of its exterior; probably the dome or St. Paul's, and ri portimi of the body or that to iron rather AI smaller stale, baud built of beautiful white mai ble, might assist you I. form an idea of it, except i hat there are four 1111114.. tents, one attach tingle of the builditex. The appear ance of the %ithe 11 so chaste, so light and airy, said of such a dazzling whiteness, that one almost ex riseets to see it awe ti(ajestically iii the air and doom ...farar ii i the heavens, for it has not really the appear- Abner au earthly structure. The inlet ior col - stipends or 141111.1 bUrIINSS.I I the idea I formed "Ur it frnee'lle outside. The tonilis of the Basile rem, Slutit Wit/ 164 Noor Jehan, -*run the centre of the building, under the dome ; "=:e both composed of mild blocks of die fusible, I.f.if covered with Arabic inserip. VAS leittracts from the Korai.) every letter of which nil Ilitmettfully formed lions thie jet -atone, and inlaid with die greatest Mealy and exactors.. The whole elf the isslerior is enriched with borders of flowers, isisid sad formed of different coloured *toilet; the elibud Moue, coruelian, the Want pebble, mud messy tethers so tastefully cut, grouped miff arranged, and the , • • , .. ~.. ..t .. f ve-rt 3/11 8 -•-• • ,ft -.4 kvo! • 1 __e" a ft.- or' •-;- ' et ;•r , , ,- .. 1 2:1; , • Oat pins cantinnen t i r e . Ir e unto the day ' Oa it:: todr. ' .• 1 Lot one - followisig , when we were to helm stormed .` .4 1....1 • • . 0 . i fail " . Salueday Wet tan Phrterfewterroiedin, nr While vt dav-lighi. hot the tnemy evaconted Thetas% in . bill, a fine specimen of , his rare visitant of our %bores, v ~, the night. When we saw the flitell. we had lewd Shot oo Ose river Yore, by a Gentleman of this place, and i. ;reason to blew our stars that we did not odinnice : .it was about 35 feet broad, and at least 40 in Get eight in n ig t lit he immellskhsches. wm ri l e 'r bs ili t r bree lirira po Y 4 n d e s il and i i n m lia r l 4 f r , " :n r :i I S:: depth, it vid the two biewlies that were supposed prase. bill is seven inches long. The principal food of these biCi. livable were lo u rces•ibl e a l mos t to • monkey. The Z a i st ri tf i t n i . i w shrimps, ill * above having the remains of stvcr:,l acquisition of this fortified t o wn, winch is within 800 Ad beautiful' male hint, the Palm Haliarns of Linnie”., yards of the fort, was of great eonsequencr to the or Osp r ey, was sh o t a few days since on Untyllon, near Iles future immesh/tali of the army-.4t afforded an excel. I tows :it was seen to plunge into the water, and immerlist, i t , legit cover to us from the enemy's gum, and we form- after ascending ter a great height with a fish in his claws; ell bllltftften on the ramparts which harassed them ribwillasadt his greatest f a u i ll i n im w rie ed i i 7 w r ie r : i s ' i p : d a th i e .li fi t sh o'f ft l r :e d li w i n il l ' „7 exceedingly. The engineers lost no lime in cutting sod tear before it reached the earth, he r d p extero y nsly match; the trendies, and its a any few days Ili. head of the it with his claws, amt ibis be repealed several times to ,he' Sterrett was within sixty yard* of the emit of the great astonishment sad ausualiaeal of the beholders. This glands'; otiT Ilitteries thrown up in every direction, - bird is preserved, and is placed in the collection of Mr. WIN. nod shot sma /hello, thrown ,from upwards of one our A. Tirele of itili th et is e r ß lia Lt e n .—(l lrn feA las P t a we noticed ..i that a 1100 t h umived gam' d"d '" ^ " 6l *, w c re. " 4 " in " ll T diver ted hid been seen in Ireland; we have now to record, from 'op the to this devoted fortetlys. At length, after an meet- observer'. anthority, the appearance of a bird still more for', said fire of several dila and niglita,tme of nor shells demo not so beautiful. The Pied Flycatcher, or, as creel. made its way into their principal inigisiine. ;lodides! lent old Ray calls him, the Cold-Amok of the Germans Ohs. it up with a tiemendons explosion : many of us Ph i e w te en apa ofri s e7: 4 l n la at o l f en ti v n e wei sa l d sj eo , the trenches were thrown prostrate on our facts, but seen .o...taa no le t h o ver all s:f in fati hn ire a at Itest Felton, both this May and the last. He first the enemy. whom we thought must have. beets / , :tw it in Ow womb below Chirk Castle, attracted by hurled in the mins, isistalitiv renewed their fire with the onitanal note, much reselibling that of the Redstart rellon lard spirit. About twelve o'clock at night the I butt not do bright, and readily fli•crimioldtt• by an billi on; a t n lie o ln d th o o ol f .Maiyt, arrivedand its i t i h e.. is t Raj th made his swap?, at die head of al t four was l II" o f i und er & tbe is h:L s liiindred horremen : he succeeded in psissing nil? year as early .as the 15th of April; bat many migratory rump before Ow dragoons could come up. and when birds wgre this spring nominally early. In habits, but the squadron of the Bth drugnosni did overtake mid not at all ti 'pliiiiiim it somewhat resembles its ronitener, charge them, the ti n e fell o ws formed a phalanx the Realm" FrYeattbe; (granola) cat c hing flies with a °WAIN round their venerable chief. eiivering him with , a w n n d ral re ciii o te f il i y hr to u sl it e, vol to l t p he l s 9 4 s m e e N Pr ec S :t h ....l W l l;l7 ' ilit i h is a i s i a i l their shields alpinist the saline. or nor cavalry :it i „.,„,, ~r design, sad riwielifeer attitude; h„, the vr. appears that tile enemy were covered with chain orripijou i s no t wiry on y to p t yp ei (yobo go b eirp ek ron i c i e .) armour. and their dresses oneleriwath quilted with colon ; vi 'list otibrPl made sin impressiosi no them. IVhest the liest shock of tlw charge was over, they dispersed mid fled in different directions. A AV,4L INTRILIGRATE. PORTSMOUTH, MAY 27. Arrived the Tiber realm a reviisr.• Sailed the Rosario, with dispatches to join 1k squadron at Plymouth. • • . TAl.Sie3Prtt, "UV V,. Arrives! the (N i ke of Kent • packet, with a Mail trim Lulara is (sowers' slays ; Irft the yrir re purest ',RAN at ; spoke the (Joke et Rent packet (?) off the Olio% Alai, arrived the Draws,-, Berton. from Wilmineino. Sailed the Princtse Elizabeth packet, with, Mail fur the Leeward Islands. mut'lcit, mitt' V?. Arrive.; the Anch:sati packet, with a wail aad passengers from Cuxhaven. 2t7. Arrived the rrederiek, Collins, frit,* het i:4lA, — 4 —, from Clairlcstun i anti Pe one Antwerp. • DIAL: VIT. Parsed through the Downs several collier* to the west. wnril. Remain in the rtnirns the Nttriltiornheriarta and Severn and the I)iligunce East Inttitt ptlut yacht.' . . GIAVVIEND, MAY 27. the General Hewitt, Canavan , . f.r tndiaCloord N , •latot, Anderson. for ,St Christopher's ll:couunts, .Wwl dotn, f..r II ay ti ; Ague.. Tholuss. far Dule.m ; Gibb, for II Alll,lll rib ; • mil& Cossack, Alsiiimme, for ElSineur auld Pa tersburgh. .0 • ihe'RE.conn,BN Rinclii r tinrt th 4 1'11ft:el.! IiFGENT nrilie rollotting I' ithrii irtoptier of death in Newg de, canvitled itt, Apri; • ' I'a 1, L Henri Hurneand Heavy Green, for horve•steallng; Jarph They, for forgery ; Thome* Sunder, Henry Jet'. William Phillips, Thomas Smith, Charles Wain, Allen Gregory, Wm. Voting, Thomas Ford, and Thomas Smith, fur stealing goods and ninnies in dwelling-houses; Joseph Joliet., fur bur glary, and Jana Career, for * like offence ; John Hemy Singer, John Elmhurst, Thomas Headley, and Archi. bald Winter, for highiray 'robberies; William Hatchings, Limes Hutchings, Wm. Freeman, and Thomas Duggan. fur Inistai‘breaking; Win. 'cities, Sarah Oserill, and John Wi4 sins, for 'lcahn goods privately in a shim ; and George chapamn, alias Claxton, for uttering forged Bank nowt.— When J o seph Davy and George Chapman, aline Clanton, wrye ordered for execution on Tuesday next. The gibers were respired daring pleasure. MRSTINGS OF CRICDI7VILS AT GUILDHALL, sr. rt. J. 3Taxton, Clerkenwell, baker 1 10 R. Beauchamp, Covent ry-s1 reel, lace-dealer A. Burnett, lisle-street, cabinet.maker••• • • 3 11 J. Fruit, Grange -road, victualler. J. Sage and Cu. Maidstone, nailer, T. {Villas . late of Great Queen-street, ironmonger 3 10 .1. H. Cmueher, Great Alie-street, spirit-merelnint 3 lit T. Hoek, Southwark, anchor-smith 3 12 J. Ssdd, Greystoke-place, builder 2 12 K. Welder, Battle, tailor W. Forder, Basiogotcke, coach-proprietor. • 10 J. Sansnm , Cree Church-lane, victualler..... .• •• 1 10 W. 0 Coleman, late of Wapping, slopaeller 1 11 . D. Batik, Houndsditch, apothecary.. J. Bottocke, Catherioe.sireet, button -seller 1 11 J. Dean, Mile-end-road, baker .1. Fisher, Thrugmorton-street, merchant DIVIDENDS. •• 1. 11 D. Pitt, Feachurchstreet, hosier .. 10 J. Farthing, St. John street, victualler lO A. Brookshank and Co. Lotig.laue, igniters lO T. Chamberlain, Limo-grove, victualler 1. Khruel, late of Cannon-street, naerchaut •• 10 R. Linder, Hart.otreet,ship-br..ker .. 10 J. T. Yon Hein Camomile-street, merchant R. W. V. S chnieder, White Limo court, merchant lO I. Harris, Sherburne-lane, victualler ......... 10 A. Paton aad Cu. Old Gravel-lane,soap-maanfacturers 10 T. Suwerby, New Bowl-strict, milliner lO J. Cramp, Otford, miller P. Jotiiison Betio-marks, navy -ageot J. Amos and Co. St. Helen's-place, merchant lO J. Nesbitt and Co. A Idermanhury, merchants lO CERT! FICATES. J. Rycroft, of Idle, York, cluili-urinufacturer.—.4. Cook, of Liverpool, merchant Miller, of Regent's-terrace, mad, Chelsea, Middlesex, merchant—J. MASON of Cam bridge, enok.—E. Ellison, late of Torbeck, Lancaster, Sow. dealer.—W. Hazard, of Great Yarmouth, mast-maker—T. IV. Kershaw, of Southwark, and of Greenwich, Kent, linen draper-11'. N. Wright, of Staphlord.Ahhott, Ertex • farmer. Wilka, of Finsbury-square, Middlesex, met cbaat. PRICE OF S ro, 3 per Ct. Red..... 77 3 per Ct.Conc 78 31 per Cent. (new) . 87 4 per Cents. 961, 5 per Ct. N. An. 10711;; Bunk L. Ann. .10 3-It India Stock 62312 :ES YESTERDAY. ludiu Builds-8g 91 p'. Ex. 8i115.2..1s 19 20 pr. Ditto. 19 2.0 Lottery Tickets 191. 10.. 0 ttttt ium ft die. Cons. for Acc. /91 79! DEATH. At Bury St. Edintnre, on the toth instant, in the 780 year of her uge, Mn. Fred. Wol!silos, widow of the tate Dr. Wollaston, LLD. and Prebendary of pet.b...gb. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON BIM Moaning 47 after 9. I Eveniug I 4 after 10. • "r" ", 4"r - tutu me asertutla to mil 'Ammo l Mill .-"" .."".` " USW. " 1"4" 4"‘" " I.‘-'."."..r "Inn "" a - there utri‘ed, tasuatesier his orders to the Cow- / "'''''' w "I"" wily eat, %taupe., atm surastwett,, ai m ._ ____________ - ______. --- sa.uaststaL.stetl his essajeeteres to aever.d othervilttot ar in par y a is te rd :l f u t t o n w po tot or k trees , the .he tl y iet w a t n: ni ttf o at u l i 7 t i e u; . . . 'veJ sad Leileti I „,,,,di sqg 0t6„,. ow l_ to the d ib „,, y o r t h e „ o ldi es. I the abides of the It' Vt bau artfully managed. that LONDON: Petaled sad Published at the Other, N 0.121. Strand ; *ben Advertisements ere wet , . have et otated the egyeritalcut with euec they sprites) any ',shoal. 1 ututt, however. drier • these tli ti aristur has fairer gone ou board a-* .'l•`. - .. . -... ssisis had aus lied up their minds tom ,itch tit elithu- (post-paid) must be addreese,i.—c. sMiTH, Nu. Is ih tt t the descoptloll of %dirt nautilus to he ponce° until is l t. ,. v. ili/Ut h...i is.thou rickct. • rauciag Rerun . o i r ) un il: l t ti r i sli t f o u r. u : all d ill ,. Ili ' . e ,; 11 . : a Qu w ick t tt uill t n t . o lt t out i lt . e : is ; 6 ill lUt 110 UIIVUI i U 111 I% ." . , I. , l: 6 n i l i t b n il l e . i r. leo, Priuter.—J. tiIIITE, No. 127, Stasis 'l. ' . i ...... ______ . , . i --.-s..asatass t osaa........• .. .0 —.-