The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-02-15 00:00:00

~ a. , *attroi,-"It , _ow • 47 "if" *IN. 14 4 .+; Yesterday, SUIT arrive( oars where, 1 .! Keels ass ' 6 About two Levee, which The Arehbis Chant, Lor, to Ittliel% Du d C ef the Ogee Rem , tari 'rite Adrocatt Ileathheld (go 4101 Leith, Co C. The follow to His 51 sob. fl Rev . Ft Chaplain ul the Csaou of l'brd Cat. B. stall sta 100 raters 4-e-tw"." I)12t , CEll‘g Cutout Hu lt tne win is sir ft s tte rest of Soma!!,. wLa cerrhogs of ▪ The Cow f Jest grand • Wass, mph, IL:meatier fa e &neje her to yesterday t BaraustiTe The Coati • Tuesday eve s tr e et, whicl Teter NIA% a . Countess of Jose. qtr. The Earl ■ town, vest her Lidyi The Cour • bee severe iv The Earl di-net, jest square. The Earl :1 , orliy. The Cout to lug 13A.rkeley.eq soil the S. ra 2110 K, au I l A . , resr..t. for It is bus he that uo *lr. I M be pal. -th eanip PoPs the Sir Geo' lea &curds] del I-mloeres 'ow Pri the ...heels th Bar saw fic• Lady M • , lit t ▪ sal Sure the LICITAL If. Mr. Carl e on thei all ter hawse Tile !we :rd So.from •It Mrs. Joe Tull eventoo t t.tu to Irma Mrs Bel rbue‘h OWe, 2 tit rem u lOl. u P* " Oe Tue. • heet;t : It b^ u 1 : I orate wren t.t•ee laded a •‘• that t: 'Alt ;we 'Ti e h Mr nr nee. 01 . 11,4 a :le Leal - G carp c•istr, A reit it L'i ee Irate, Ssd the The Cra toed the ..t.3lu . tt, , • 'CV ap`, 01. 14, Vir-. if titot n, (WO Fr ew ti ; to tl e'ft Tt p u hl Itteet to?" "' I of M. g e ev . a .r ' kirk' a C= ( "eV. fell , t t eam week, , rge to I V A% ) , t* 1 , 1 1 2 .• 1..1 , t • t• '4l O .0 r f"" wink THE COURT. y es terday, Won after twwlve o'clock, Hi* MA SErtlf armed at the QUEFS'S Palace, f r om I,,yj oe i. so r, where he was received by the Dukes of Vomit s ad CAINISIIDGC. Abend rile o'clock His MAJravv held a Private Levee, which AMA attended he 'l'he Archbishops of Canterbury sad York, the Lori Cbsarilfor, the Lord Privy Seal, Ile Pint Luril of the of the Hoeheqwer, the First Leid the Admiralty, the Muter °earnl of the Ordnance, the deer Perraiiries of Yule, the Coelisaaler-lo•Chicf, the fitrate, the Earl of Barreerby; Lards Gainbirr, (golJ stick), and „St. fickle& (in wailing) s, Colonel Hull, Capt. Beasmae, Bev. Mr. Smuts, 311%6e-twilit (Groom is waiting). The following had the honour of being pre.ented Hi. 51 oJi • m a Bev. Frederick Barnes, Bachelor of Diviiiity, tate of ,be Home of Commons, ou be&og appoi.ited Christ Church, o%ford. B est ows, of His Motjty's ship Priam' of Orange, ,Ma levelers fpm - alelierea. sal.ot.worriet.cito, es bus KAMM from Vfalehento, sad Ai. owl( to join the snug is PortsJal. Coifed Flail, of the tied Kt/wisest, epos his return from it soy ie *say. Ha MaJffITY ton audienee*to !dr. Pzerr.T A Ir., ie rise - of the Cabinet and 3lr. man,• yam laid let Wye Ili. MAJESTY the pro. liogt.of some Cour-Pil The Countess or Coo!Amateurs will give her o grand root. this season. t.)-.aitorr• , w, atlier in pi. eaddly. l ler l rohiha daughtereLaely - AMAMI'S ChluialublDELlY, a,ll un that day twits her loth yeer. Yesterday, the Cabinet Ministers dined with Ear vousilye at his house an eurzyu-street. The Countess of CaleVlolll had x card party, on 'aesday evening, at her house in Upper Gosvenor teet, which was atteudent by the Duchess Don •of Ntsacoustsit, the CooliteAs of Amts. the lentos of ettaxesr, General and Mrs. ST. AM. kr. The Earl and Countess of Jeascir were expected town, vestatisy, from Oxfordshire, "'reparatory ober adyship% seeostrhement. The Countess of Ens' is nearly recovered from r revere indisposition. The Earl and Connie., or Maar gave a erand 'net , yesterday, at their house in Gt0,,.4 Earl of DttllT tin give a grand dinner, on lay, at his house is Grosvenor-stpiare. Counters of Ems* recommit...T.l her e4,eit ig 'Duties, last night, at hat house, in !till-street, lerkeley.square. The Marchioness of SA 1.158 V Ity, oil the ladies Cacti., the Countess Dowager and Lady sad the Miles MUN son, were It is NUJ of thereserif age, that so much st ten taa hut been paid ILO pets, houses o: coriectton, that uu common limos *NW terry. Out sot. It is a pity that sense atteotiou by plod to own places of everallip, which are eanip and cold. ' Sir Grottos Osisoass give.• 'rasa dia:ter. Saturday. at his house. isCourles-st rye,. Brfae- -,quire, to his Royal aghness the Duke o' Prioceis SOPIII• et GLOOCIaTIVIt. hi. lbw's the Duke of Li Loircseirs a, the Dttehess hsWICIL. Count ildVartlili, &C. &c. Udy MONVOIN returned on Sitnnlay, to her in Seymour-plaer, from Yorkshire. Her I ni , p's health a coosulerably improved. Sure the great Nabob cleared the Cabinet. Jr. meat. is become toe Minor Premier. 'lr. and Mrs. SPBSCEIL Si - senors ' and f,miiy, on their wAy Irmo their swat in Yorkshire, to it hewn. is Grosvenor-square. Tile speeches of a certain Secretary are now iled St. Storm Crekery ware. Mrs. JOaDaN arrived at Bushey-house. on Tile.- - ereniag last. iu Rood health stud spirits, from t Tau to Yorkshire. Mw Ball.l,lll's Tragedy is represented by the itir‘h Ciiticr, as much resembling oue of their '" lons, deep, and tiresome ;' and .11 would be much better ‘• to go down." than tulip.' Oa Tue.day a concert was performed at the OW Itsyal. Edinburgh, for the benetit of the tt , it poor of that city. under the patronage of :! Hight Honourable the LORD humor, and tg.,, rat's. Madame CATA LA Nt. who had oblq. It tarred her services on this occasion, sang ‘ufSs, which were received with the most un ed by one of the largest audi. dist ever gilled that theatre. The whole per .ers give their aid gratis, a n d much credit is Mr.Cuast, under ahose dsrection the Con iiss so ably conducted. Tar last arnvals at Bath are-- 'ass, lasi wpm/tab Lord Poofootb, Admiral and Mrs. adaural West, Res ` Ad miral Pickmore, Li.ot 4.1 mundy lieut -Colour' Rogers, Lieut.-Colonel Buck , Drat.Calenel Murray, Major and ?dn. Targy, Major 4 Tapk, Lir Drums°, Rev. Dr. Pre 11'e grand melo-drama of The Wood Damon `Proklourd at the Edinburgh Theatre, on Wed. •ar'notgbt. The part of Una was sustained 1 1r.. lit RIM SIDIIIOIIS, with all her usual grace -MCP. O various specimens our Dramatists have tied to us of WI aphalian incidents, front rise Tritim! of BOWDIN, to The Free Knight* we meat readily conclude that the ~< the cowntry, like its hams, are tick, vas and of high flavour. 16, flatmates engagement at the 808, Theatre eludes this night with his benefit. Plies Mr. Its'. Opera of Fhb. Alarms will be. for the AM.'. performed there. A candidate for few. tir, as be is stated tis be a gentleman of "*"otiv. was announced to make his del;ut Oh Frolsy evening last, is the part of Romeo. On. trytuin g last week a pri‘iste in the id Ger- Dragoons. put a period to his existence Wo•vibndge Barracks by shoutii g himself ' l lO the heed with a pistol. This rash action i 11Poed to hart bete occasiono.d by a clisap ,.t lose. *toArm° rtraiLiGEltcs. WALTON COURSING MEETING. Tlthi Meet inweloseil on Noisy hot, after three days of very severe runiiiug. For the Peire cop, twelve dogs were entered, mad, after minty semis, were rim up to three, who ultimately started fur the rap, nr the Friday tooralag, which, after • tong course, was decided in favour of Major l'opham's b. Fly • Mr. Ilitt's Daphne Mr. Ridley's Nelson 3 Tba Wilialllg greyhound, though lamed by the trials she bad undergone, did credit to tho hln•of ofSeow4all, in beating the very capital dogs she had to contend with. • Maj. sower won a sweepstakes for a plate, value 90 guineas; and the matches were very onteerons throughout the whole three days. The hares were in almnilance ; but those on the Nie Rraida of Yorkshire, are like the r: real Men of many countries, mid though they lead the greyhound, fur • mile or too, to think he is upon very good terms with them, in a short time they wish hint a good moruhig, and know no more about him. This Meeting had to regret the mignation of Mr. 14 Croft sad Mr Mall Pleastr, tau of its oldest mcmheri 11w ka t * of w►om, in a tuttst handsome toter to the Club, exposed the s,rruw be kit in being no longer able to 'Masa it ; and which all who knew hiss will lament. BURTON BUNT. We are this week flavoured by a friend with the fallowing, which, we have no doubt, wdl be.higbly grwifyiag to the nAturrous Spurting Gentlemen who p •rime ruK Lni is.' estE.44. . . . . _ . Mr Webb-stoles !Mods Chile the worthy Lord Monson's) on the first ils) of henig bunted by Mr. Osbatitsstoss, met at C,,agle Loa-Wood, nod, suer trying nearly hallo!' it, fused a brace of Fears : the hounds FAO one of the loins t•en ty minutes in cove . ..heal they got him clear off, and ran hies to prmistd, in th.rty-two nodules, withoutarheck— 'f he Ms was dug nut and gives to the hounds ; in digging him out, another fox was found in the tom, bole, (5 rabbit. ho:0 shirts was turocd Jew,, in vier; the hounds ran iu a mod style, two hours and thirty.dve 1111161i1t4, .0h only three or four checks, .4 J• many mantes ' • hut, it is conjec tured, Mat, Mom; that rapid chase, the bondsmen** hove changed foxes, fmm the very rent price they stein, a s oh ivAI Could have lived with the hounds in inch a testes II the horses in the held weir completels knocked hod it out been for the assistance of 3 Gen•lemit..'s who tear up at the conclu,..on of the day, the bounds • MUlpf „ emu nut hate Melt irn there not •bie to fellow the hound, (who were tomtits; head at the time) faster that ej , .,6 trot. Mr Oshaidi 'thin hunts the hounds lum.cl , which h^ does in a masterly style; and li,• anii.i:de and agreeabit• man errs iu the field, have gained him the susivelsal Cattele of the gentlemen of Lincolnshire. LORD KINTORL S HARRIERS. • Abr:rdeessisire Scotland. The following singular eireutn.tarare t.ihk pla ce on Friday, the t,.st with the Keats-ball Harriers (the Earl of turOs!. Ifter in•{ run their second here very hard for nearly bee talks, being at her shifts, and quite out of the kaowtedge of her cou.dry, shc cat:awed to cross the bridge over the riwr Dos, at Inverary, but was beaded by some counts* , people exactly in the middle of the bridge; wimp, leaping upon the parapet•wall,' she span into the river, a height I,* since measnred) of thirty-six feet and • half, sod was ',Mowed by r Joshing young humid, who, equally Johan, *warn with her to sli ; the park coming op tininediately, 11040 pill. Gil a vit tka to 6, r pars.. rib. LITRAMIIIi VARY CHASE. (he Teesday se* 'Ott • hag fox wirsjurned set is Lyinnee Park, here; the Mot.t zoom, aced Pennant tarriiis, w►teh, Slier oriss.ng the Pa.k, made of for Crieskeen, thee turn ing to the right, took away by Duds*LAO Vas . Meese shore he toe* .11161-er %Wallet teinutei - ancke • faros: hiring bolted limas thence he crossed Chtrbery Bottom to a gallant style, sad pawns( through Meat Woods took Cainlct. and after climbing the King's Wool Rucks threaded the AY.. ra {yittgies then, resebiag the top .if Weston Hi.l, made off fur Co. adon Reeks, where the hounds came up to hos sod ran ►int in vier for half a mile Having vaunted the hill he crossed the foil, sod made down fur Wastes, she. tt.rning ult agate to the r.g6t, he boldly tout away 'or 'be St iper St..ttee, by the White Grit and Big Mites, where the Minna, Inert again close at his brush then, passing by Cogtate, erostest the inclosures to Riekoell, where, beteg headed, and the dogs dose in with him, be bore •way to the tett, and, running through Kianertoo, took of to the Bridges, where they ma tato bird in a most gallant style, after • chase of nearly two hirers and a half, over • distance of two and.twenty miles at least, and across • coun try, which afforded a complete trial of blood, bout, and but tom. I lot of a field of six aiol twenty, seven only were in at the death, amunget whom ass Wt. Julia Lloyd, who rude Isis celetwatrit isomer Little P.ekle, in seery superior stylc, and, to the astonishment of every our, meal 'Kitimaty kept at the tail of the hounds the whole ebase.,— t - Sloitestory Ciros.) The 8.-cerl.•y Hunt commences its operations in the Holderneas country, on Monday the 19th iiist. during which the steeple chase betwixt Mr. MAR TIN Hawse, and Mr. FIVITOM SCOTT, for four miles, is to be rude for 200 guioeas. As brith the Gen.tletnea are very dashing and intrepid riders, a severe contest is eapected ; for, as the drains are very numerous in the Holderness country, they will hove to encounter perils by land and water." The great horse fair, at Northallerton, produced a number of fine horses fur th.: L.mrlou which are travelling up in lar.;e strings, thrre to find their ultimate owners iu the barouche•drivcrs of the Metropolis. At the Norwich Thea►re, on Saturday evening. Mr. ant Mrs. Bowies performed, for the last Oar their benefit,) before a brilliant and crowded audience. Every part of the house overflowed, and the receipts amounted to ltiol. 15s. which is a greater sum than was ever brfore taken. Mr. Bowies, for himself and Mrs. Bowigs, took his leave in a feeling address. strongly evincing his gra titude and esteem fur the liberality of his Nora ich friends, It i • said Mr. Buwi,ns has lung nsetlitated entering into the scholastic profs scion, and it is much wished he may experiecee that pritrorage therein at Yarmouth, which hie merits entitle him to, in the estimation of his friends. Oa Mooday setinight. - a most daring outrage was committed at the Exeter Theatre, by a person in the wintry throwing a (lola bottle, tird to a handkerchief, on the stage.—Mr. Finnit ea immedi ately raw foraard, and odtredfire firiiiaess to any per.on who would discover the offender, who was soon pointed out and and played to be a pri..tte is the Itayat Artidely, apparently touch in toxicated. Ile pea examined at the Guildhall, ai'd tilted fief guiaeas. the automat of the reales d odertd. Dot t ell ills expressiog sorrow for his'offeute. time two young wen, who were Cie cause of his Amur.. herision, hautisoinely gave up their claim to the re mind, o a his poiliely locg;ing for advertising. and gii lug two g iutueas to the Eye In armory. Lost week. the stupendous cotton-mill, IleIJI , g• ing to Sir R. Plat. and Co. at 'fain words, discovered to be on fire ; fortunate 1, the woris.zen were upon the spat, und it was altinguit . ned before the fire reacted to the rnicLiticri. Tat chid iajwy sustained is in the LAW INTELLICRNCR. • .VIVRT or KING'S Fci. 14. Siesi:!;:t at Nile Prima, befu e bard ELcaNno- 'MUGU. HOLCOMBE V. OFWBON. This was an actiuii to r chmirgrs by ib • Pt j u tiff. w b rew er, wgei,,st the Dridutidtik a. yt..1.6- hc4n, (.r a bre,lth of coutroct. It was proved, the the Defi.vdant had entered into en agreement to take hid rnoer from 110 Pla•o -tifT, on his rattling into the plibli..-hoese which he has now the posseraion el. In dek•acce. it wad p oved, by twelve WitWM'S. that the peeler was so 1.3-1, that they forsook the house, unit t): cember, 1803, when tfie Dehemtaiit changed bis blvwer, and got it from Maid-lane Brewery. One of the wian, alas was iiiimnrostsle asked lay Mr. in his 11 , 0104'Xitillitnit on c t him, whe ther the beer ens thinkable or not, as he, the Learned Counsel, stippovad the wain sto be ** good a judge of porter as himself? The witness answered, with the iireatest sangfroid, tliat he, the 'Learned Counsel, might be the bet judge of porter, but if he was of opinion that the Plaintiff's porter waikgoort, he had more judgment of dish-water that either himself or the Noble and Learned Judge on the Beach. Lord Retrhiamtonon observed, that it appeared to him, from, the evidence addie:ed, that the. tilt ti st broke the agreeineat, by furnishing en ult. saleable article. He, therefore, ordered the Plain • tiff to be non.swited. " I ' • ' LENT ASSIZES. HOME CIRCUIT. Right Hon. Lord Chief Bares M•CDUN•LD. HOD. Mr. Jasture HEATS.. Thr(fordthire--Alarch I a, at Hertford. .FAars—Mach 14, at Chelussfartl. Arer-..Alaridi 19, at M &visions. . • Brian—March all, at Horsham. tiarreg-,M arch CIA, at kinotun.upon•Tliarnes MIDLAND CIRCUIT . Before fibs Right Hun I.urd Etot.t N:10R01:011 and Hon. Mr. 'Millie H ♦l LI Northam9to*--March, 5, et N twft.a Atai.natAin—Mareb 9, at Oakhata. /.iwariashire--Maseh ID, tit 1.494:919. cu, I f 1110111131%41 19, at Nol!usirkamthe,e--Malkih 16, M Patottinghava. totra ezt . Nartagibasar--M arch Dffbrii,e--31artit 29, at Derby. Lticest,rAire—March 24, at Leicester. Barorgh of Leice•ter--Varth 24, at (:tig detirourr—March 99, at CaTeurtry. Katrialithire—March 29, at Wararock. OXFORD CIRCUIT. Before Mr !satire I AW R and Mr. SITIO WOOD. Berkshire--March s, at Reading. Uxludshire—March 7, at Oxford. ll'arcesterotire...-March to, at Worcester. filoseestershre—MArt h to, at Gioncerter. Mmmmth—March 17, at Monmouth. ifereford—March ..!0, at Hereford. Si.rcpsMlirs-.Mtirch 24 , at Shcrewrbory. SterfrogrAirs-r-Marat us, at Stafford 'is r..sT nit N CIRCUIT. Before Mr 1110VAAAAA. and Ste A. ( 11A181111e, - - 10071:1;..jilimg— snit 3, LI Castle IVRILLKster. WoA—March 10,.at hew Satyr. Dorset—Maids is,. at Ittreebester. berm.—Maxcit 19, at Castle, I.:).: - ter . UN, aa4 Ceinuy—ssioe day, at IL. G4ddhalL entetco/—March .16, at Laaolor.tuu. Sealcratt..-Ilmech 31, at Taunton. NORtHERN CIRCUIT, Before Hosuarabit Sw A..THODIP*O•, mei lie lemur- abk Ihr S. Lc BLA IC. Y•7ll—Sat is rday, Meech o Ye Adtio•—At the of the sa,d City, sane day. Lattetuktre—At Loocamer Castle, March 94. NORFOLK CIRCUIT. Brekingiamshire—Varth s, at Aylesbury. kiwi we/shire—Nardi 11, at Bertf.rrd. isultivedoluiire--Ilaras lc, at Huntiagdon. Cumbrarethire—Mastli 19. al Cuattidge- Norfolk-1W arch 17, at Thilifunl. badjalk-..liarch sh), at tory St. Ribewerers. SHOCKING ACCID ENT. " LIVE ILIVO L, SUNDAY AFTERNOON. 1 ' I write to apprise you of one of the roost ca lamitous recut, that has occurred in this town since the memory of man. A charity sermon was to be preached et the Old Parochial Church this morn = iog. whets, about ten minutes before the it-usl time of beginning the 'trek* the steeple and six bells fell o ahe fanner carrying the whole roof of the church with it, lill4l buried in the ruins a great pert of the congregation that had already as•embled. Happy it was that the whale had not 'alive& It is not yet known& how many l people have perished. as the ruins ate oot half removed; but about linty dead and miitilated bodies halve already been estncatarl from them. The pour charity children. we frets have suffered most, as they were seated iinmi di .1. ly under the centre of the roof. A some as. nellic!- ing I never beheld ; the heart-rending cries of the relatives of the deed, and of those unfound, and the dreadful groans of the unhappy sufferers, were too much for hamau nature to sustain. All the la bourere, and many tradesmen of the town are dig ging in search of the sufferera; and I suppose to morrow we shell ktrowtheextent of our tuistUrtune. They had been pinning the foundation at the North-west angle of the tower; and, it is feared. that this dreadful accident is to be attributed to neglect. or suffering the bells to be rang whilst the tower w.s in this obvious state of insecurity." Sir Ttiod &c GAbcutuNL.—This worthy man, who bad so ioat the stay and prop of his life, in losing his only son, died on Sandny last, at his scat at Parin , 4loll, never having recovered froth the deep wour.il •hien thin lots had iullietea.upou him. Fur a gr,ut adult.. by great exertion. his fortrtode reasailied to him ; but havusg lost his relative, ►it Usgarmits Tuatimei who had bairn brought up in ins household, he seirrird from that time gradually to sick nuder his afil:ction. The family of the °wears, it is usiderstootl, succeed to his property, No Arlan was ever ante valued, or will be more la mented. Le all who knew hum. Sir THOMAS GAS latotly wit one of the most soc.elit io the which is now extiact. Sit TllOll4ll was iu Lis teeth year. A Lou=r, ocru : •ie:l by Mr. Fa ‘411 , 11, in Berkel y rioare, adjoir.:itg the M.:rciali of asspowss'a g•lotte was brdiell 013:- . .11 lay a gang of robbers. (NJ Sitillay 6;g 1 .1:, 4,4 atiipperluf metal ismieles ‘..h.e. I/LC.I Stitch they jot ctcu tat. EX*EDI77OII ro rim SCIIELDT. ROUSE OP COMMObS M I N ['TES of EVIDENCE tat en before the COAT MITT FE of the wiiot.r. lIUUSE, aPP "I" ki ""'" a " 1'04.4 and coodaet of the lute EXPEDITION to *ha SCSI I,DT. Tie Kight lion Sir JOHN ANSI . RIMIER, Bart. ht skit Chair. OTITIS !)AY—IratRUARY to. Captain Mr Hour. POPII A se ' a Member of the Rouse, at. tending in his place. was evami.wA. Hate you brought wilts yse ebe memoranda you regaled to on yeti, (wage, exanlinatiole hare. Hat goodilvia to produce them I Sir H Puphius delivered is the memoranda refrrred . • . toi which were r;..1 DI EMOR A N DA. " As I bare already shoes to Imre! Illobrave the detaneet plus idattack on the eabool of WiAelaereii, sbirh klie *t. jeat)'s Goveruna at ihroeted me to p►epare to qyf, ea 4 which lark-retards sheaved to Mr. Suilivaa, to 1843, wbea lie mat loot to meet hcbarro, Domoneter, Tinsul, and tar, it will only new be 'memory fur wee to make rvb Mot, sto.us as .reumatauces, and the .sere of the force to be . _................_ ~. esap'.u),t.l, will naturally suggest, which ca.ol o t, oi sweense s . oer, inteilese with the baste sec 'wimple 00 Willeb the Ilya priqnssition ions founded. , " These alterations will be made an the original papc. that lin. mai be sastineuisissid in the scale of arratigeineeti lib' is there proposed. " be present eattrprize, however, as expirtined to rya, has stealer objects in view than the possession of 11"itlrbzrca Old the destrui lion of the easel depots or that island ; for it mum' u. 00001fiert0 is combining the den. uetiou of the Ant werp ileet, and its arvenels, with stout of tLe island ahurii : letutiosted; but it will be eszential to the secorii up.ratioii, lhat t h e hest should ire secured in such a manner as iii recur, She safety of the duet on its return. —.. . . . . . . " In an olrjatt of *sell inoignitade there mint hr a car , -..y opiuiian w Ile• nun:a , of Attack, .nit it wilt ton moth to troneine,•that any Inii . l4..tual of one rrirfrai.iift in soinapetent to &lane the arenneern,.ats, 1•41,b It to leave uo mous tut übsr.vati..o , bet. It say of the nlras olocb I rooftree to •tont-i, fon. 'e I no tlif best recollection of the local knew. , A,r, xh ;•.,,srlibed IS 1793, &mould priinnae any atleantage t entnnianteßts to r Chief. I titan feel neyactf pertterlarly resi..ited. , " to Ow memorandum I !tart S.r W tehletl Steltreteek se the but mole which aectirretl to we of a!twelto.r the every' facet *bee it lay at Tentage, I iswattilard .t there eh be ihne diatinat ...rariohowt, which ticialai tor:, tri.lel though, is to th•t main elect, aemilarifitiver each MI fhe soma rtlits urlp tettat be Alatrired Op Pit irk s reef cattiprizei; bat then atuat•be tow. prioci..7lstrahhsag harin7 cacti a iart.cular aitiect, and fr... wlrth the details of that ...Wet sill natal alt kaawch cot. ?Neikirk?.. dross will be, The ,4,...td0n0 for ‘Vechereo. The sousdroo for Pdot 1 ite seasdroo Is attack the enemy's 9otilh. And The ativaarrri ma Aron for Aut oh-rp. " 1 understated that thirty-Ave thousand effective spit by ready foe this service," and thirty owl of the live s twen ty frigates, thirty-Ire sloops, and thirty gun-hrigs, eitt.-boe ' ls, 'nosier vowels, Gre.sium, sec ase. "'This is a torte of suet magnitede: and the pniat of NH ration at vu short a distance front Ea4lasti, that :t is at.= iodate), necessary every arrangement 'hoax{ he tall- befts.a a stogie sots is einlsarked ; and the Commanding etliket can of the severti brood's ntal amasses should he so p e d ect i, se _ guanitcd with the duty itestgneti to Mon, as tis make thug h.cl satisticti of.retest. " The Parr ho 1. is the &Mail for Witcher'', ; the iletoil fur pilotage% No. 111. the English flotilla; and No. IV. 'lie drAid for A utwerp. _.Mw • • " Senors t Bose tee. piper, I mut lifetime, that thousand meta wilt bs 'tuffs if. M Oar the neibietme et Vl= Ito add Ito:land; in deal 1 trope that Iltire re:jetliner wiltbd n time lad extent of the force is known IS th e enemy. It null he of great erupt,: taut to lute ten thou sand efiectier men emb,rked separate, sod kept as a reserve, hut rtady to proceed up the Selo bit as sorm Is the Cummins der. is-Chief Ares a moral certnini of succeeding in h." attack of the island of Walthereu; Lear use that drtisehnieut will het equal to the nrit object of surmise, and will be supported by the dtspostite me,, after seeurtog Wenleberrn and Beecham/. " I w to proceed to the minute ik ta.ls of every department, as soot. as I am informed that the me:trete is decided epos; and acquainted with "hum 1 utsy commeu este confide: balls. "Although 1 have dwelt so much upon th.s subject, I think, that, in point tffronsequnce to the geneiol caste, it will not be of sock importanee u another uperatiott which may sneered this, if •secesafel ; [Lad with manifold 'dean- Inge' coosequently resulting from that yuccas., 1 mean :he Weser; el the progi.ss of partisans coatiusrs to aro - plove as each as It has due in the Met two 1111..r.tiss. Act on this subject there will he 'efficient time fur me to offer sui li ohms rations as have occurred to me." No. I. . " A. I have already observed, It will not he necessary very usaterially to alter the priseiple of my origit..il p. 0i,..i.t.0n for the nitric* of Wa!eherro, unless we me . inf.omed that ang material alterations have Ate 3 place on the 1 .1 rd ~,,,4 , i g was proposed; the only variation if consequence winch €1 4 1: occurred to me was, to woke the Eastern attack one or a.* consequence that it may embrace most of the points 'flew,iatir lewd on to branch ; out from the Western .troe. ill Apj more of a divisional column of deinoustratio3 t direct attack. By this means, and only looking to n pOli. SqI.MOU of Walcheren, the three would he ours copses lint when our virus are to esteud lw,ntl this point, thitiZl P o think, additional reasons 4 , 11-ocaveriC3. iid , ajtog my ap.e i ad, ed opinion in•lepradeut of the force that will be !squired fur North Pe:. Iveid. It must remain toy the opiniew of the General, omi ii may be a matter worthy .4 estresne eensiderstiou, hoe fat he thieks it will be expedient to extend has Ina of iosolag operations ; I mean whether :i.e., Leeelsed is, twig sot A point of runsrepience to the ;rent and este ivied weir tri the present Esped . tion is proposed to i.e. arried, in 11 4 humble opinion, the p.eniersion of North Ber-lend atfended with touch 1f1 , 1111 , t d di6e.tttya lallegetoad It me 7 he awn= cousin to ..seertaita by the passentiosof it,hwee it mat be made useful to the purpo.e of a peneseent defence of the liked of * alt Iterem, by lueiivisio7 the dialect: 7 ,7 w knelt care the enemy would e in wahine any attack open il, itsg vessels in the elsamtets, ore, liming any poi tf the to Or imamesitiet .together the small Island of Woltentilike, which woad pretest the tared:mot possible the of &fence that gwaiter of attack. Few people will, 1 believe, doubt flee tenability of the Inlaid, elide the naviesilon is °pro pro. tined Government whams to retain it, many, p.aablr, will isestam it in a severe whiter. I do sod, Losever, doubt it under the stapression I hoes at pommel. Lit sae hew tlat obstacles oat the spot, and thee, if 1 canieit sterna cozeinc i. 4 expedients to remove them, I will hernediately rellrottali opinion I ba• e at present us Unit 'object " The Istsad of South Westland meat poetess for a gloat time, trugibi-nrd, however, is peotorrtiou to the inervnerd eir lieslite. which we can raise 11, cheek the pensive of the 1 44 * my on that aide "The Irked of Cadwand do awn: leer consideration. Patt i of that may, I believe, be ogee (Owed. a,d alttomcb spot *Moe the CIA my may collect .tae cv (wive, y rl It oaten 'meta he soy .thither on the no el, d o le with bet meal Wave motet to the Chancel of illespa, se creeks se the egret vide, Anth alit naturally lowness. 04 length of easigation, and ransiot lee sell dose wltltisaf nit knosikidge. " Is the original propse.tion, the prey coo,divifoO 1010 dine main cotenant, the Palk pd &yell ew COllllll. Now I 'forme, that ll* vivetZ * ltolai•bo 44 ileicv:l, sod th e camera d na , law 4144 Ms trempwrere to he p.torigialtg Lita easi4lNl. *bivalve there potato of Cowper,* Miami, iiewl Ai ieuyilei A eria pomassusn. I beliefs live {Laud sae} Wrens . . I.; be one:, fix the resistance •iiicle !Middleburg T11'6111604 if.naqr 4 "Att e will amount to notbing-, indeed, flenini'llt the 0•41$oillsel4 and into this Once I hula a de:Attie , eta unt4 of rtgtllek will be able b , drive all 11.. ,nit 3,1, .) nu, u. the I : "1.1 the new Juip a.ttue eight th uvvirl trovipa smite fur the cast,* Station, et ; .. • ttionvistid the insal 100 alitiosnuei to womb hum Lestlaa4 1w the tAcroaeov • •