The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-09-28 00:00:00

, . , 12* ~~'~~i THE COURT. Yesterday, ahrtut twelve o'clock. Ifs MAJESTY arrived et the tjuntit's Palace, flout Witsdoor, where he war received bv tiev Duke oP KENT.— SOO* after two o'rlock. His MAJESTY held it pri vate Levee, which was attend, d by— The Lord Chancellor, (Lord Eldon); the First Lore' of the Trersury, (the 1.10. e of Portland); the Lord President of tha Council, (Earl uf Camden); the Lord Petry Seel. (Earl of Westmorland); the Mader•Gencral of the Ord nance, (E.irl uf Chatham), the Etat Lord of the Adniienl4, (Laid Mulgcave) ; the Secretary ...'Stele fur the tit toe be. .pti I anent, (Earl of Liverpool) ; She Se eretary to the Lore' Lieutenant of Ireland, (Mr. S Venda.); the President of Ar• Mend of 'rrade, (Earl Itathund); the Cloincehor of the V.:chequer, (Mr. Pereevat); the Pres.iletta of the floes' of (Earl of Ilarrusb - ,) ; the .. . "er i a-Chief; I:Mee-Advocate ,• the Aciditi;Aup of ('anticidi4 the • 'top of London ; Earl of W ; Lou ratlifieltl, • stick); Lord Striton ' (ill a.tit;nr) ; S. t s S Vuttiell • 4. thing's.; Generalsllonlian, Ftuch, and Iliastun ; Mt West, (Groom is Toe fttlovritte IsAti the hunnur of being presetite.l to ills MAJESTY : Ile.:.adier.Geetral Ituoheu, uitun bin leaving Eugland, fur the tr‘ at holies . _ . Licut , nant•Culusel c-tr 11...rard Montag, Bart upon eu.n km to Lis title, anal return fs o , s. Pelvic*. r;carr.,l FC.OII. Ul/U:1 !. 6 promat;un Ur the 274 It..z!rnott. Mr. 1)..,010, a•undrrr• 11,1t611 tut return from tr:•I ......_ _ Brigadier litotes' Hun•iur r opts b... return (row f.o..igis service. Hi* MAJUTT held a Privy Council. at tv;:if the ltlit;icto of LONOoN was itttrucluceil. a.,tl .‘• • .it iii it Mellott-tr. and took his 'eat at the ltiOit 8414111 LlVlVrilingly. IL% MAJICSTY gave au:hence* to the nuke of PoayLaND, t of the other Cathinet Sir 1)Ae11 Hutiotte. end Mr. Hernia, the Jt Atlvocnte. eho laid liefore IL* 11AJtsTY tne ceetlin,ze of 'several Courts-Nlart'al. Hi• AJS.sTY left town, for 1i indsor. lOWA after six o'clock. THE LYCEUM THEATRE. The novelties at tins eir gent and fashionuthle la,t night. were. Mt. OXISEkitV. 1.: the pat Ro s in Baugh-head. Ht.& Oitta•i: th..t of Deity. in Firt rat'sFrolie. Mr. ()xi. • .rtt I da) ell the part with itArsat (kid ,u; :tutuour,ond, in minty piiii,tus, with good effect ; hut his genera' trimmer ear tum Loch of the clown. however low a man May he plowl to life, if sprtiog from high birth, it ib au error op the safe bide to hetrey wout marks of it. Sttn. Qntoea WdS au vYyell.- Doll!". A I•retty wo man ni.iy ra•- inlander at all nines, but the Doily of bust night would have sonde a F lai ls woman br a urru. y e !, i” ric laugh, when, after 1 hesitation, b'te Ip-heres her lover really a Lord, was aid. oird!,le. I decd, the whole scene dinibiyed excelleut 'I •ie Boon. !masted an 04;mA au,lieme. We hope the Proprietors will rototri%...nr.tm. to enlarge it. ORIOLVAL POE IRV. TUNE ••• 44 God p al er ,fang Otie Nohle Ttrit "Malmo" him the rilihm h , mr, COOS- Favoor" nest arraigns-- Viliicb pee him lit ume him PulrEll aittt, litUt him-•-,111h4)721 BRAINS. SO r,l is RCM% TIiVT RI dn'trach ) Su Laid iefet.;• artneurfc Thai, ;lar.lly, may 4,4 turtiet math, Tbrci b. ig.tass to hobig together.' Then, let him d.. 6 the Col Ere A Plume, Nur Mire n■ 113 AL DISGRACE ! We w:sh atm lot to no , .t his 4rw • ; Let Ito u tley WILL his PLACE. OLD BELISAR Flusliing. • To mica Tisowlay Mariii.t4, ena not: or CUMBLuLANIA, *old Princes'" At•t:u owl So necotry init.' I, the E trl or * .itNentl.SEA, Lady F I.v, and Gen. FITZaot , rook ni IViiidsnr Great Park, and returned ut tit vivo: oic lock. 'nu, QuEL% awl Princes. ELIZARL fn. ist:eomicinied by I.ely it xict".ll, took un siting to Prineetnh ItAINTH . 4 cottage -it 011 Venul.nr. Ytwitolo) inianiti4, the Doke of YORK iCrt Viol!, to j4) . 0. .1 Annaing path in Norfo!k. Yeliter.t.i - . tie Cabinet Nlitur:i-r. 'lined with Earl CAMP. 14,_at . liis house in Afilligruil-street. Tire Eari of WysIMUK I. AN 111 did not arrive in town, yesterd:iy, u ail three n't hick. Tile E irl of CAMDEN entertaiiical part of the Ca binet klinistyrs at dinner yesterday. at his house in Arlington-al r.et. The Earl Awl Countes‘ OF JERSF.Y returned to town, )rsterttay. from INfordshirr. The Earl and I.onnitss of CHiSTERVIRID re s.m.4ll. 0, 1 Nl.ind.iy. to Bradby 114;4 th.rhyshire, Clintleultutss. Tile ILitt..itterepli of TAvisTocK is nearly sr cowered Irons her late toil...position. Ilee Laiy tl,ip is ritl.t.cted to tow u, in a Pis tin:, r, for i; Am:afore. 1, rnl STANI.I.T is tittifig on superb library at hi,u'isley. 14i. Lordslop has ()Mow' all his v - . ! 7 t iNKIko to Lr &rut Irmo the Earl of Dram's in Grosvenor-moan. ; I , rveral chests of them 1..;! hr forwarded this day. *fltr Matritiramba of lIEAD/ORT has taken no Or K ant I Ao 'war Excit r. A quantity of hand,olde I °sr.., air 'Arm brat do*, ato it. tivr ly,l.iiv, it t. wiiposo4l, isitemdo to rt:.itle there rturin4 the winter, nn.l titre up her house in Stnehrope-.trot, Mayfair. jun. has taken great pains to ron (nutlet the report of hi 4 h.•ing oppoint-d Gove:anr of IV:.leh.•ren. IKc rra,bly belie% e is i.nt a thrieing Sliurtki hi,. Grace the Archbishop of Can terhury arriri-.I at Wallin-T., in order rate u nts burial groitad fur the military in that iriuity; unit uts Suusl.s), los Crw•elwld hi, Annual (intimation ut the Cathesipil of Canterbury, niteu the Ihv. liEsnir Wu:amigos waN ordained and lier. J. Kuwata., HENRY FILLUITiti, n..l'- Yogis's, were or.loiced Deacon.. Monday .;sUrAce kik Bishopaboorae, on tits return to.Late th Palter. ~..~.... PAL/CP. crILDIRALL, inwt.42. arm =aka Mica! Paqrk, and Vaasa Went Wowed lipids a c :serge, t h..t they did wantonly and inishelows ly, uu the night of Hit stzth Angola trod, expose, Wm, and 'bandana a female child, in a court, which karts from L yess -1.4: :Wisp to Cank• street, Holborn. The Overseers aid Chart hum dens of the palish of St An drew, HuP:ont, were the Prosecutors Aim Taylor, who nursed the child, stated, that, about eighteen months ego, Mt.. Pugh briniv.lit km a female in fant to worse, which appealed to bare been only a few loom burn. She told her Oa. parrots were 1 , 117.01111 of roireiptenre, and agreed to pay her P.Orty slrilliogs a mouth ; in ahunt 'Wit mouths wirtirrourds, Mrs. Pugh eiimplakrat of the sum being too much, nod the wite.tss .greed to take tuts:ly four shillings a mouth ; and fuer months ago reduced it to um guinea, reviler than part with the child, which she had got ;loathed to; to me the witness's 'come language, it " was the sweetest babe she bad ever hid her eyes on, cud she hoed it as Wit bad been her own." The odors' burst iiro tem., indeed she apptured aflertid throughont, and her feelings would here done hoi;our to the mai part art ; every gimsou iu Court Syn.p:thia.A • nil her. In CMS timution of her evidence, she said, on Sitadny evening, the 4001 of A II- Mrs. Pugh, nerompiritit by rh Lao!) mil Groat came to her Isomer; the child was rot iinnwed, but her clean cloth. a aiis. on a. ha.r sande. Mrs. Pia4li said 0 , the wit ness, .‘ It.;vel caught you at last '!" at... rept she bad Out caught much, as child'. rloau s Weer rea, , y, red it would cot tat:,,, mwutc to dresa 1., r." Pmth desired her to snake baste mud d,t it, as she was rotor to take the child away On the a silo !".s ri ttttt torte:n.4, snit expressing her regret, she look. d at the strange holy, to sulphur... her lute; fee rei.ce. Mrs Po4ll Mimed:Arty • dist was ant the mo ther ; but, putt.:.:: her ion,' on ;be Gelid:luau, th i s is one olio to into:. it is the welfare of the Add nal have, and he wdl Lase Err awny ; th:s ramie the *dress sur f se he was the lather, she begged of him to be knot to the child. He told her there was no Mugger of that, sod kissed .t at vcra tows; they took it noisy with them, sod left the wain ati in ttar.. The B4atfle a she parish proved the child's being fused at u 0 u'elock, On I . llUridtri, the nth of Augn .1. Mary Taylor, the sister of the first wituesa, tasted, that slo• was butmit to a Lady ie Hulhoru, and haviol heard there was a I.baltl found, and that it was takes to the %%wt hout*, and the description given answeiing that of her sis ter's child, fur they Mee,' railed her in, she went to the I%'orktiouse, and found her surmise to he right; she inform ed her se.:er, who made known to the oirwers of the parish the earetiristance slw had that day stated. ?be Prisoners were examined separately ; Mn. Pngli was the fist ; she stated, the inotlen of the child was a young Lady of respectability ; the father she knew 'nothing of, never haring sent if.nt ; but the Lady and Gentletuan who were with her on the night the child was taken away, ware not the parents ; the Lady's name en Daily, and the Gentleman's Rutledge: he uas flak to a Contractor, and tloy both lived in Lawrence-lane. She th.-e ad 1111 l tcd shat had lieu sintcd by -I::u't'asnnii added, that .he had emelt ed let - lt From tilt child's mother, desiring that it might ti taken (ruin the noise awl put into the Workhouse; she produced several letters, which she stated to be from the mother, to that effect. Tim worthy Alderman ',Scttobt.v) objected to the letters being read ; •aid, be was _Tithed to for • private raa• min:alio' I'lV-is rase; but that was what he would timer submit to ; sti!l these was srone ilieli:ary due to the fatuity rmincet.uns of this ynuits; laity, who, he was Informed, fi sin • source be coui•l not &Mot, were truly respectable; anti another ennsicleritans was, that her father •ui the child's grandfalier un Ilia deaf,-hell, and could not sur vive raauy hours, and it AS but humanity to save him this heart tending palm in his last 1110lielfil; particularly so, as the disclosure M . the name, ut present, could not brucht the ease. Mrs. Pugh then enatinued, and stated, that the other Pei• goner was her father-in-law ; her ►eslraad was dead; os t►e Sunday night she took the child from Ass Taylor, she kit it with another nurse until the Thursday evening following, when she again removed it, fur the purpose of having it pat ia a work looms', the other Prisoner baring undertaken t• get it into one, for which she paid lino tot ; they took • coach to Hu born, where she delivered the c►ild to her fa ther-ire-law, and west Inoue, he afterwards told her he had kft the child in St. Andrew's watch house. Thomas Pugh, an old Minus nun, was next examined : be ac►auuicdge.l Nrs. Pugh wus his dimahlev.iu-law, but de mid his loving received any money true her; and stated, he o•is with her shut she laid duo, the child in the coed, and they ran away but the gut out find, being the most active ; he did not know aho were the paresis of the child. The worthy Macis folly committed them both for trial. Mr. Griffiths, the Cosmos Cuuncibnan, stated, he was well acquainted with the (airily of the mother of the child, and airy were must respectable people ; the scosug lady her self And been considered mist amiable, until t►is disclosure. Her pn•gowcy was suspected. VIION-MALL. Elnevoh 1141 and. the young woman who bar been already two., was yesterday brought up a third time. It appears, that, for upwards of Soar mouths, she ban bees Com mitting depredations on the public, to an estent unequalled by auy . of leer predeet sews in this species of imposition. Upwaros of twenty freidi c15a,4..-1 were Nought forward against her yeitte:day , by persona who hare het snufl•bours, watches, 'pontos other articles of plate, almost all of which were found by tkiff, at different Pawls-brokers.' It appeared from the statelionts of the different peesims appearing agsimit her, that the modes by which she obtained admission tutu their houses, went similar to those already hrfort the public , tiornely, by going to the house w h en ahe was well informed the family were all from home, and representing herself to the servants, as • relative of the mater oe miiitress. Several of the persons who applied have recovered their property, and • no.wa'er of articles, not yet claimed, found at different Pay.u.ht.okers, where they had been pledged by the Priimiier, are in the piei.easion of Guff, (he officer. 13,i &truest of the number of clnitlis preferred against her, the lag ate (Ur. Fish) remanded her fur another bearing. - - - - The »hnle of the INpatimit ships that were at Fer rni have been fitted out by a mciaadron of our Wpm the T.tgos. iistfl the halt of them sailed on the iin!a of 1116 month, for Cittlis. It wits the 8241 Regiment. that, on the lit Of August, 1110 V .: the French from near Midelleburgh to the very gates of Fln , hinz. taking from them ail their artillery, and about 2.51) prisooers. The loss of the 82,1 Regiment on this occiuion was three rank mod file killed, two Lieutenants, two Serjeants, Null 24 rank and file wounded. Major-General PRATT is now at *Milt burgh, having gone over from Ire land to attend his son, Lieutenant Paarr, of !Ile ite g ioir o t, whose thigh was broken by .t mus ket-shot on t:se Ist of August. ...:-~ . . SPJIITING INTELLIGE CE. EXTRAWIDINARY CHA S E. (frost T/, Ilmorte7 Cernrsl , 4 lb. 14113 A 1.; il, 1605 ) • On th- afternoon of the sth jou. the Hunt 1,4 g tog tiod amain cruiv'e Neat Cover will 50c.a..,, 1,11111(1 in Breach land ea well nut/ their wink, that, ackr valt. , u9 attempts to roll them. they obliged loin to brtlik co%er, and ever B.ougicon's-hill, to high style. H.-re elio,tat Irw alone taajo)cd the sport ; the rio;4•r:1 stute 111 the routstry he iollk 711 Nt.., le! l s o-r.l with high steae walls, thin it r.!:itost naliad the Is .t sitortwttrn ni the Hunt to lit lout t:i . ,111.• r tuitoolg away within h ar,l b or I I.s:101, he ;.s1 for Peinher ; hat ra la g here heatled by a handarer, he weld off kot, toodrit. the sea. It 'king low-watk.r, and the *hole !loot haying now joined the chase, they do.i . v,rtl hint fer a cmi,.tiler al,le time intiong.t the out ko, and he at I.t.t kid hinnu•lf (town in a ti-a.Ol eaaa v. The t raft unit ss guril of this auinut ee,ttaletl er'• thing that !!titit L.:41 6 foie t perieteee.i ; 1.0 di, staunch Lt..,,e rte. ar re Ib4l throws, yet, and the sits I: to th.• ea-eat so *ell, that the guine bilt.:l rt.:116,11 lie now timiett .I‘v.sy to the nght.owl, skirting the seas shore to Co very a rev*, eil 4 e, eildeavotirril to regatti the villa.,' toe oa.i first stat!ol him from. 111 Here hows.eee, 11 0 1,1, erie ,, s e re to o k - log lon him, anti tiShged nun to .4 hark forward." e eho of the Imo, and the musical halloo of their well-known and e‘t elkst ho o t-own, attracted the su tpi ow, unit, if we may j Age by appearances, the delight or di. sintnethe ,outuurse of natives, ho absolutely foisuok, tor o twottem, their religi ous reretuonies it the l'aosis, to partake of the joys of the chase. A party of gentlemen on • visit at the Breach-house, also tiewed it, with evident extacy ; and its present itiliabitant, who is well known to nil the !luta, a. an amateur of the %port, was seen to swing over the veranda wall, top the garden polcs, and ascend the summit of the l'illoshs..e lie loilloo'd use style that convinced them he was charmed with the r,ttliug Vomiter of the field." From this g•entleinali's long attachment the sport and the [punt, it was expected be would have joined the chose, but isis prilitenomi got the bet. ter ot his inclinatiou, or else he had not time to pre pare his sterol, so tepid and iniespected were pa. cab's motions (rein th, wee across the heavy fl its to the other side of the inland. Poor lies MA tin• 11.1 it impossible to regain his old haunts, i, bring clunely pursued by the huntsman ev. ry inch of the craggy shore, found himself pow 'either ;bilged tre turn back, orcross an arm ado:sea, which forms the small bay at the back of the Vallard. There was s.o time to hesitate, and anon wan the gallant hunts mon seen hard at his brush, pursuing him in the water, as true and as keenly as he had dace on laud. They gained the opposite shore nearly to gether, when, after several ineffectual attempts, in which perish slievecd wonderful sagacity, and doubled ugsin and again to reuch his native village, topp',l the Vallard iii high .dyle, and was cheered— y e gods, what a crash !--by the whole hunt. He now took across the muddy eat, and went off at a rate which convinced the Boltheries he way the proper stuff ; for, before they could get round the swamp, some to the right, and some to the left e f the Breach-take, be wan nearly out of sight. He was, however, once more fairly tally-I'o'd, but such was the astonishing speed timid bottom of their game, and such was the ground he now tried them upon, that their horses wrist panting and sobbing, and he sus hard upon Phipps's-Oen before they cool.' turn hin again. lie now tuisde another most desperate attempt to re-cross the muddy flat. and, had he succeeded. he would, probably, have beaten the whole of this celebrated Hunt. But here, again, he was foiled ; and, !wing turned, ran away. still apparently quite fresh, towards the race stand. He mis, however, once more headed, and, after shew,og souse of the horst bursts of speed ever witnessed by the oldest members of the Hunt, submitted,ot dusk. to have the tip of his ear taken off (the usual tro phy), after which, he was affectionately caressed ter the huntsman, admired and applauded by the whole Hunt, and left to his repose. The Hunt afterwards repaired to the race-stand, where some of the members, who unfortunately could not join the chase, and were bewailing their hard fate over a glass of jumping-powder, greeted their Brother Bobs with a mug of beer. This pa riah had often before been started b the Hunt, and was well known to them, from his crafty style of running, his size, streogth, and tine sporting up pear:nice, which hail hitherto bid them defiance. The Hunt have resolved that his ear shall be placed in a enospicuono part of their hall, under the por trait of the Father of the Hunt, with a metnorao dion of the circumstances which entitle it to this distinguished honour. Dr. MANE left ficiiphten on Tuesday for Flusb jßfi where lie is gone to order to examine into, mid report on, the obit ore of the fever, which at present exists at that place. Mr. and Mrs. FRIBEKANTLII returned, yester day, to their house in Stanhope -street, flay-Fair, from Englefield-green. We wish to correct an error, in our report, yester day, of the proceedings of the COlOBlO/I COUlleit on Tuesday. It was Oat Sir Jolts gAmw.R, hut Alder man Scuot.se, who had prepared a loyal Atklrees to His MeaLerg, fur the occasion of the appro..ch ing Jubilee. Advice has been merited in town, of the death of Limns. &MIL sod HUMBLY. of the G6th regi ment. Their officers were returned severely 'omitted in the battle of Tataveri. The Bishop of LINCOI.I4 hits collated the Rev. J. INETTISA?I, Arch(leacou of that Oinciow, to the vi carage of Chiswick, in the comity of Millis• • . Abu the Rev. Mr. %i'ts.sort, to the vicarage of Mar ton, iu Lincolnshire. Friday seinsight. Ina LI:WHITS% Bromley conch was overturned at South End. on its way to town. in Consequence of brig very heavily Wen, there being . nu lesa than thirty passengers, twelve inside. and eighteen nut. We are happy to siva to hers were lust. Mr. Lsact‘ a groc.r, of the L'hititt't road, reclived such sece.re bruisist, that he w.:s COll - till last Moir ay. I. brother was also much SPO*I72VO 11112tucnNcr. DONCArrin MELTING. RION DAY SP.PT. 21. The IrksoeOs l o Mikes, a sblrcrtpt' of lip. coda, "vita sop. added by Chef 'orporation of Doncostar, for al' ages ; tl. yr. etas to carry 614.; 3-yr. olds bat; ♦-yr. oho. „Id. olb ; S•yyr olds th , t. ills ; ti.yr. olds isa. slb ; sod *god Jat. jib. lhe buil node at:d • half. 14 31owtoo's b. r. by Cot-Wieder, 3-yea. old Mr liveries Janartta, alra old Mr Carfiwller 4 r by llambletocian, 3.yrs old a IA liitsrilh user h e. Etc.,. 4-yrs. old LA GalJ*q's Wansfori, 5 -yr% obi ... 3 Fuer paid f‘wifear. S to I agabro Lord Slanaou, b. e. . Produce Stakes of Woks. saris, h. ft to!sa Set. yth.; links wd. ; .111u*rd tu tlio.. got by gained stalla.as, ue one Ist manes 11'31: ever bred • trorier..—Four IA I . .tza 1,1: f. Unmoral Ld l'uky's Mettish',.) hr. f. by Shuttle Mr. E. L. Hudgsno's ch f. by ihnitlr 3 Eight paid forfeit. ti to 4 aoirst Claseetml......Wou easy. St Leger Stnk.v, wf asge. each, p. p• for colts sod Sllie, sow three er. ul.l , colts lu racy sat. ilb.; fillies sst.--lit Leger Custer Make of llama e. ashloo Duke of Moulton's els. c. Middlethorp Mr Penises er f. Lisette IA Briels.a.l's b. c. Wizard Mr. l'eir..c's be. e. "'wriest Id kites/aliases b. c Whitenuse M iltwes b. e. Cervantes 7 Mr. Glossop's ch. c. /Esenliryius. . Mr. Kaq is b. c. Voce 111 it Ile • ;dr ichardous's Is. c. Shakespeare Mr. 1. Irourinshe's b. f. by flintire Sir M. M sykrs - • b. c. Sir Petroisell Ld Fuley's c. by II say Mr. Etrandliug's ch. e. ‘Voisi.istosi • The Judge could Ida a cooly eight, Thirty six ;mid forfeit. too to s$ against Asbitt—lo to I agakost Middtrtingrp,- 20 to I ag.t. Li0ette......1. tot Brit. Missrd.•••lo. l to 4 4 4 44 • Florist —lo to I R:zoi,st IVhiteamt—s to I aghood C raw. lies....tco to 3 the Duke of Hamilton's were not first sod se errod.—Ashtioi and Lisette made play. His Majesty's Plate of wogs for all buses, &c. foui.yesr olds to carry .ost. 4tb. torolear olds I tst.blb six -)car .4ds test. sod .red it.t. 911).--Four Mr. hilllfll.C . ll b C. Whil.S.l.lob, • yrs old Mr. Peirse's b. e. Delostou, ♦ yrs old Lord Militia's b. a. Eastus,4 yrs old Mr. Lends b. b. Witooford, 3 yrs old to I on Whitworth —Woo easy. VW L-REGAL. TOUR. CORK. I'm 20. His Excellency the Lnrd Li.nienant lield Privy Couurii iu this city ye,terday. We are ig. norant of the motive which required 40 vary on. usual a trersaction. The troops of the garrison yesterday pawed his Grate the Duke of Ilichinaid in review. to the early part of the day. his Grater vi.ited the ellen nee ;newel , of Mews. Betainiah ::nd Crawford, aid expressed him,elf highly gratified with the plats and ins : mitotic of that imporfant estatilishineut. A Deputation from the Merchan.s. &silks:mond principal Inhabitants of the my of Lirnericl, eon sistiog of Thomas F. WillurNoi, awl .1 s phy petite's., &qrs. waited on hie Escrlieuey Lent Lieuteuant, to congratulate him on fits ..oral icy the South of Ireland; and to r (meat t:race would caine a day on which he vuuld honour them with his company to dinner; hr I.L• gru eiously plesoird to appoint WeLliseschq, the 4io of October. Her Grece the Ilieheas of Richmond, attehded by the Bishop of Cork, Sir Chad,* Vernon, Lady IJesmy, the Marchioneh. of ThooloolJ, Ste. toiled, yesterday, rat • Foley's Glass Warehouse, I+4/10V. r street. Yesterday her Gahm tl.e Duchess of Kelm, asi s accompastied by Lady Deafly scut S C taste, V.,- non, honoured the CbaritaLL Reposstm-y, an 1 Fe male Work Room, iu King.stre.t, with a .last ; when her Grace was plestsed to etre,. tier entire approbation of the nature and plait of the Institu tions, and bestowed deserved corutnen i 110,11 on the fancy work, and baby harm, Sce. Ste. lies Grace, previous to her leaving the it pnwtorv, le't a hatwhiome donatimt, and purcnaseti sever.) a Is the course of this day, the bialoop of Cork, and Lady Mary Lenox, the Marcitiolie,4 of Thomond, Lady Somerset, Mrs. St. Laurence. mid several other Ladies of dietsuctioN, alst, ho. floured the Repository and Work Room a tit a visit, and purchased sassy of the armies for sale there. OLD BAILEY. scut. 27. MURDER Rebecca Mersin wet indicted for barharon.ly and cruelly murdering her bastard male iistrut, on the 11th of September last, in the pari.ii of St. Mary-Row ; there was a second couut, chargi,.g I st with concealing thc birth of it. Jolla Koss, Imadborough, deposed, that ..n the day mentioned in the tudictment, he sent to the Prisoner's lodgings; in a closet, .onie burn. coerc ed with blood, attracted his notor, ; on looking closer at it. be perceived the legs of an infant. Mr. John Wallace. surgeon, deposed. be had at. tended the Prisoner for four maths before lit r de livery ; she reoresented hero-Iles ha, in, • ,: r .,p,y; he suspected die woo preirumit ; on tee 10 11 of September he tw.nil her with it ; she i!enied it, and gave him a reason, if true, dint made it impossible sliuMd be so ; at ten o'clock on the nest night he examined the body of the infant ; he had every tea eon to belies it was burn olive ; be perceived no marks of violence on it ; in hi. opinion it 1:10 bled to death ilPenn wan , of proper noinagiment ; the Prisourel dropsy appeared to be ri moved, and he haa not a doubt of her accomeheamet. There were alive! woolen , to t h e u p• permitter, of the Prisoner before th , I tth of S. pt. ; they agtet-sl that le" n;.peareil to I r ins pregnant qate, alti.uugh she hod told tto u. it was the drot...y. It wea 01. e of the witue.ll4.ll that t:rst discover, else we drlivered, from the alteration of her &tape, sod eutisistutticat, d her suspicious to the to alltorough. '(lie Prisoner mile 110 d te.:ec; she did not epeek dur'ag tlic trial, and spt,eart4 in a very weak state. Site was allotted a choir._ The *try aegviued her of the mertiv, but found her Guilty of almq th r birth, Thaw Dell ohs sucheted for sttialitit jo the ctwellung-trousr Jos rows of heeds, anti ?assay wh te Mold shitty Isisra o , trich feather., the {Koren). of WsiLsns HoOtes sus! George Itirrstow.e , psrinere t o untie, iu Golden-square. on dui 93th of Jaoe Neu lie was aerated. Tll t