The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-21 00:00:00

yr 'MI ."`• v‘• BS litr-so. 1111 F:, THEATRES. lowa V-LLSII. Last night, the Comedy of The Rowe Mora, and The Forty Thieon, were honoured by a brilliant audience. amongst whom were His Royal High ness the Duke of Cataluna', the Countesses of Seclusion* sesame and WINTIIIITOIS. and Lady Awn MaxweLL, daughter of the Earl of Ca a usee. COISIrr-OAND6II. Last night the following. Bill was distributed to the company, as they arrived at the Theatre : THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.OARDIN. Three o'clock-i-Monday, Oct 50, 1906. The puiair are respecifullr inknand, that Mrs. Siddens irate soil...tidy Liken ill, the Pig of tint Henry the Eighth it t 0w...5.10y stefened. This evening - will he acted the Connie-of Ties Man of the Wend. Sir Pertinax Macsycot 'shwa, by Mr. Cooke Whether it prevented the house filling we cannot say : but. until the attradtion of Mr:Matelot, io in the Farce of The Adopted Child, the hone was extremely thin; however, it then filled, end he received the most unbounded applause for his excellent portrait of the rough but worthy tar. THE ERRESIAN MATRON. The Interlude of The sion Matron has been poduced in high style. et a watering plate suet one hundred miles west of Essex. The lemma hie' been performed by a buxom wide*, who has not yet thrown off her indurning for her deperiel Lord. At least ten Jotters has she numbered: and golden chaser, all that her youthful Reda can ramie*, have been be stowed, and a settlement offered, but he cannot be tempted to fora& his wended love. We dlider stand a very entertaitil,ag cotrespenclence will be shortly published, under the title of The Wertid well JOG ....—wo.9..worruou•m His Royal Highness the Dulte * of caie vßtgos sense to town, ken Sunday night, from Windioit, litd hoskassc„ol peaty lane Theatre fait night iiith his presence. Cady la Inelte left town, last Saturday, for her seat, pear Seven Oaks. in Rent. Captain GRICATHILOID arrived, yesterday, at Staaaeatts Hotel, in Lower Brook -street, Gros venor-square, from his seat in Dorsetshire. Loyd Geosat Caorsantsp left town, at amen o'clock last ttirbt, for dolehester. Lord and Lady Calltt arrived, yesterday, set Caution's Hotel, in Doree-street, from Ireland. Mrs. !laugh arrived, yesterday, at Ftanowe's Hot.l, Dover-street,'fram her seat in Berkshire. 'Lady Asia lii.e:ywatt. arrived, last Sandal, at Wasiesa'; Hotel, is Canduit-ettect, (mai Wey mouth. The Duke and Duchess De Castrates **rived, yesterday evening, at thcir hriuse in Thayer-street, hrlancheofer-seuare, ffnm Petersham. • The Earl and Countess of 86111111Y11081, and the Hon. Mr. Be Rae. arrived in town, yesterday, from Petersham, where they had been os a visit to lie Duke and Daches. Pe Carreras. • Sir Taos( WI C. *OS It loft en a Anglin; party to the neighbourhood of Bury St. Ednauud.s. Lady Lyme is egpefled at her house, in Argyle street, on the firth inst. from Cheltenham. The Earl of Lam:mato* Le, with a narnerens party, dined with Earl bashers, on Sunday, at Winibledon. The I.toa• CISANCELLOI gives a grand turtle diluter. this day, at his house in Hampstead, to several of the Mirasters, and a numerous prty. It has far some time been supposed that Mr. Fox kat died intestate. Oa Thursday last, hqweeer, 4 will was found, which will shortly be proved is Doctors' Commons. On Tuesday, departed from Glasgow, Prince GIOROt and Prince AUGUSTUS, of Iloasrate ()e -pee sue can, Baron Matrzaws, Count Hetmse, and spite, on a tear through 3catland. 11.1!.1.11TIN Or Slit SAP4UBI. ROOD'S USALTH. " Hyde, l,le or Wighe,lBth (Maher, 1806. " Sir Sem ttPt Hood his nearly acquired his usual strength) and his stump is his4ling.': One of the most elegant assemblages that ever Traced a private party in Swansea, honoured with ?heir presence the splendid ball given by MS. DAWILINS, and her amiable daughter, Madame Da tacit:sot s on Wednesday night last. 'The com pany consisted of eighty persons of the first resPectio" bility and fathion. The company at GoillancLin Cumberland, which :it this time is both numerous and fZshioriable, have been highly gratified, during 'the last 'week, bya Theatrical Pie IVie, perfot med by some of the Gentlemen there, for the relief at an unfortunate pi. SCOTT gave a most animated Stric turC On the Passions, particularly on that of love, Which was rapturously applauded, and touched the of every one present. Mr. Duwett met with much and merited applause in his Recitations from Ski A fLa , and his Description of Gilsland ; and the parts •of an bittinton and a Sesechatan %yell well aged Cy Mr. 'BROWN and Master Joan Bees. The while concluded with a brilliant ball. On Monday week, Lord Rs saasso•ss honoured the two Skipton Companies of the Craven Legion with a visit, and notwithstanding they have been upon duty twenty-sot days, by two drills a day, his l.ordship requested they would muster thirteen days rmre, which was agreeid to with the greatest cheer fulness. • • . The first English Declamation Priv!, at Trinity College, Cambridge, this year, is assigned to Mr. I.V;11ISSI EDWARD Tosittmg; the second to MI - . Cntatzs BLOSIVICt D; and the third to Mr. B•relt. The Latin Declamation Prize is assigned to Mc. l'aircezr r. The present State Lottery presents advantages to Ativenturesi. far exceeding any former Lottery ; the Prizes in the wheel are of great magnitude, the: Acing two of .4.0,00C.1. two of 10,0001. three of 5 .) , 4)1. fist of 1,0001. seven of 5001 dic. and no I'•l7e less than E 2/. Ti.. Tickets drawn etz•i day, is Two Thousand. which gives the pur caasers an equal chance of oh, i , f1;1 , ;: a share of all t:te capital Prizes, provided the, Fore:hate he - carve Iv. 2:;, which w;.l t!:c heat day DrAw.. • • rer (111 ai on 4 rn.)- pro- Rao* e, cnn ptain roe, verc. :ring J!RIONTON. 0•1'. 19. The rides and promenades have been annuli: l ;JY crowded for several days past.' The Uncommon finentuk of the we.S.iir induces the Atagarnis to dis play their pretty' persons, regardless of okd Bsre s, to *hones blustering rudenes a w e are •lometirnsi indebted for an accidental dripley o( a graceful leg, aod.a well-turned ankle. The irtlvals still continue to tickvery nun*-intent, and gnarl, in _proportion to the number of departures. Mrs. FsTaillaisliteT and her little pia ge (Miss Sav moue) are her e , an d daily perambulate t he Steyne, which' is constantly thronged with beauty and fashion. A very grand review took place yesterday, about two miles from hence, on the Shoreham Road, of all the regiments quartered in the neighbourhood. Upwards of 4,000' troops were supposed to 40 pre sent ; and, ham its being gentrallY understood that it would probably be the last for the season, an im mense concourse of visitors attended to witness the exhibition. • The Green Man. who has entertained us so long with his innocent absurdities, has effeaually confirmed, what before, from the singularity of his eeshone, and the incoherence of his conversation, could be scarcely doghend. It seems this harmless, though unfortu nate, maniac, for so he reillf proves to be, liaised yesterday out of a window, and soon afterwards over the cliff. The rumour is, thit in a fit of phrenty, he fancied there was i serious riot, and that his immediate presence was esseati:illy necessary to quell the a iskurbant e ; atting under the influence GE such worthy motives, his derangement. and the consequence, are the more to be 'deplored- NO Is reported to hay. sustained some serene conunions, bat his life is not considered in danger. It is maid, 'b at the person . in when house he residu e ' has laid an embargo on his papers, mid is gone' up to Lon don. for the laudable puritnan of cortgliOng lb& " sores With his friends inhume, his future GRAND SHataFIGHT. Op Saturday last. Lori Craven's Brigade, con aletilig of the South Gloucester, the West Essex, the Nottingkam, and the Cheshire regiments Of Militia, statlonid in the vicinity of Brigh(6o, assembled at Galstone Bottom. for the purpose of being reviewed by Lieutenant-General Lawlor; who commands the Distrie. In addition to the above regiments, there were likewise a detachment ocFlying and a sqnadron of the Ist Dragoon Guards, making the whole number of troops, en the ground. innards of 4000 The General and his attendants appea . about eleven, when the business of the day imme diately commenced, without the ceremonious cons plirgents oleserved on each occasions. The enemy was represented by some small detachments of Inf nite! and cavalry, and 'Was supposed to have taken possession of a little ' villagd, ;tanked by a efts. at no "considerable distance. To dislodge him from this - fastness, was con cited to be the oh lea of the attacking party. The grenadier cam patsies. which bad beets previously formed into a (Mame battalion, proceeded to assail hie,,,' by a proportionate number of Dragoons'ol4 Ugh! Infantry, who 'cowered the thicket. Bonn 'skitt swishing now Commenced between the advanced poets, itud the itrtillery rnaintair,ed a well-direitel fire against the village. Thesnain army, with their light companies in front, and a cor : s'of Marne in its rear. was Vow (orated into fwfeiBee tookows, ens/. sisting`df Uur battalion composite of each regiment. The columns now advanced, lind then formed line in a spscieus valley, sirheii platcpri firing coin menced from right to left. - 111 e• Dragoons and Light Infa t litY were still skirmishing in front, and keeping up an independent fire, at extended dis tances. A variety of mantravres were now per infused, and sever a l new alignments toes;np, by the erAeUen march of companies, as adfantageous .pneitiegs presented tlibmselves. • The alrinr still continued, at intervals; to push forward, sometimes is lind; and soinetiniee int:damn, occasionally firing by companies and grand divisions.. Having, at length, approached the village invested by tie enemy, it again made a stand, andtorrned in the rear of a quart y. which effrflually prote;ted it from a furious charge of heavy cavalry.' who were sud denly obliged to halt on the brink of it, end were eaposed to a galling fire from the whole of 'our line. 4ume retrograde movements were next demtred ea ciedient, *ad; the line began to retire by alternate battalions, covered in its retreat by our Artillery, Diagoons. and Light Infantry. After numerous other judicious operations, as circumstances occur red, and difficulties rendered necessary, the hue formed again, fired a volley, and made a rAp44 charge under the cover of its own sante: To at tempt any thing like a detailed description of the &Wendt movements and evolutions 'which 'were praltised on this occasion, would require the talehts of an able tattician. With truth, stre May say, that the General in command appeared to display a pro found military judgment, with' as accurate knchva ledge of 'the country. After the charge of the bayonet, which has, at all times, proved's' glorious as successful to the British arms, when oh aaoil service, the line *heeled back into open columns of companies, and passed the General in quick time, who again was pleazed to dispense With the scarp tomed forma/hies •of a salute.' When ever, the different regiments filed ofito their respeCtive quar ters, having acquitted themselves much tb their own credit, and (highly to the gratification of seve ral hundreds of spectators, all of 'whom declafed that the tort-rhsetaik formed one of the grandest and most interesting spedtaeles of the kind they' hid ever beheld. We are concerned to add, that, in the course of the review, roe of thy dragoons was dismounted, and. we ear. mortally hest, by the 17 et ranks riding over 'him. His skull is said to have been fiaOured by otie of the hordes treading qpon it. He was . Corveyed Tway in a cart, on i titter, and, not. siithtAndittu the best surgical aid was alba-sled him, ii repotted to have did the hurts he received. We understand that Earl St. VisiCalle has writ ten to the Board of Admiralty, requesting td' be re c>illed. The Mvi , .i.rene frigate, arrived at Falmouth, sailed from Bermuda on the 40:h of September ; Oa the 4th i n st. spoke the Limo, Filet). from New foundland. Mr Lisbon ; and. on the 12th, snake the w e .,fi r riunst shin of 4a sail. t;rnsf-- ef she Stant)," frigate, :ram Gibraltar, ;70 leagues S.W. by W. from the Lizard. • - • .` • •- • ••• • • - 941te RA I. iLEcZIC4II. T,he following Candidates have started for the ensuing Gpnera,l Eleftion : • • Cave or Lan Dom— Alder man Combe, Sir William Curtis, Sir Charles Pt ire, and Aldinanan Shaw (Lard Mayor) certain; Mr uncertain. , . . , Cite Of Wearatssiseita.-Earl Percy and Mr. Sheridan, certain ; Mr. Paul Sod Mr Robson, un. main. Roaming. or SOUTWW4IIIC-••: - IfOry Thorni . Oil. " ElO. and Mr. Tierney, Sitting Members; and 51 7 T 11 . 0 0 3 1/Ttiffaii. Ho Lt.-John S(antinrth, Iraq prewiiititymbes. H %men', ea—Mr Chute, preaent rafembari sgir 14gstry St John Mlldonsy, Hen. William Herbert, anti , thistie., thwaite, new Cisisiataws. c-i cu csras—Mr. Dick -nom and Mr. Tarns!, neWcaa didates. Sour nAvirron—Gtorge Henry Rom, present Member tot sesiwa Atherley, Jun. new Candid rte. , •. CAIII4 utag...Prillissn Paxton, Esq. , nett CARA d , he. MA tOfTollll*.4oh. Formed Waddington, Esq. Mr. Wank man, and Mr Serivaist Rost, new Candidate'. ' • COUNTS' or Cow ..-VISCIUiIt Mutpath, new CM. didate. NOSWICN-.Yl(llliam Smith, Eaq. present Member. COOSITY Of Neisrotc---Thomas enke, Esq. pro sent Member; and Mr: Windham, rte. Cmididata. A orn•ourr—G Knapp, Esc. new Candidate. 0 1610111) Hommiable Charley Abbot t new Candidate. • Suotar--Lord William Russell, tine of the present Moor Wt. tipotrpro note Comers-Aviscount Proby, son a the LAI • e f Civysfort, new CandMant ' Yon can t e—Walter Fawkes, Kill new Candidate. Yoate C , Tl`.....Sif William Milner and the Honourable rim • Dundee, present Members. ' CA ***** oat —Juba Sake', Iraq. present Member. irstrtco—Robert Stopfonli and kicluwd Wiesen, Ewa. new Cand,dates. • • Ha assoansms a a—Wna Baker, Esq. present Member. Clayman Cif f —John Atkins and F. Runoti, Esqrs. pro wit Mamba's; Mr. Peters, new Candislate. parrasittat —Alexander Campbell, Esq. new Candidate. ; (Ts be tontinned.) - mociaemmatmamamme' NAL7'4 NAIL.. IMP?. 29. go On the 16th, the iftdmiesul,' sailed Fom 'this place, with the convoy from Melt; and this place, for itigland. On board the a litateane there were several hundreds of the French prisoners taken at thelintitle of' Miida. " Lord Valenti', and his suite, were passengers on board of the Adirnienne. " Yesterday the packet arrived hoot blahs; after a passage of 15 days. Sim bettsgs . aircOunts *it'd Sikily of the let of September, at Which trine due army there amounted to twelve thousand men, all is high health and spirits. Two regiments Inge Calabria, to assist the natives against the French, who have suffered Most severely hat'e last catnpaigrf— The number of prisoners taken by the English h.s already amounted to upwards of four thmisand seven hundred men; ;Pa, at the lowest computation, six thousand mos* have been killed in the different en gagements, as the Calabrians never gave any quar tet. General Stu Art Was at Malta, on his way to England, when the packet left that 'place." • • . - " IPAL[I:4IO, Ur?. 17. " General Foc arrived here; from Messina, on the sth init. and sailed again to-day for that place in the Apo frigate. lam sorry to inform pots, thin the French have again over-run the whole of the Tire C4abtim, except Settle, where we have krill a gatrisort, but which, tho Ugh extrema/ strong, I understand it is intended to abandon, ai The plan deems now to be, to leave Naples and Calabria in quiet poiseuton r‘ the Frentih, and to stand on the .:4fensive in Sicily—so that we shall have a fi.ie army of 14,0C10 men cooped in this islatid, doing •nothing. I sincerely hope that no more reinforce meets will arrixe from Et . tglar,d, as we have already miiieilian double a sulcient force lot the . defeissliie system. "stein. .• The Pamper is now here, and Sir Sidney Smith, who hits been. indefatigable in his eiertions in Calk , bria, his had several long cenfermees with General Fox daring his Stay; but, if we troy credit ttparts, they by no means agree in opinion, mottling 14. fi e ture plan of operations, and there seems id prah4M.: life of the nave being able to accomplish tay dein s of importance, without the co.opergiog cif timgency, though we might again extirpate every Freaclitseu out of Calabria in a six weeks campaign. .• he atrocities committed b f the French troops have so rovoked the natires in the whole king-. door of Naples, that no Frenchman can *stir out to any part *albtae. without imminent risk of being as sassihated ; ir4 on the first appearance of any con siderable driiiih force, the whole country weaid again rise up id arms to destroy their oppressors.— We have undoubted accounts of the enemy having lost, by killed, wounded, and deriertion, or prisoners, upwards of 12 ,000 men, in less than two months time, and you may rely upon it, that an army of emoo Beitish troops, under an altive Officer, would compptely drive the French out of dm whole king dom (+Naples is a few weeks, so decidedly is the country in our fattier. All thiir intercepted let ters from Regaier and Vcrdier confirm this, and had our army appeared of Naples after the battle of Maida, so 'creat was the panic, that King Joseph would undokfitedly hair's dad from his cegital. I. This goes by thi Thunderer, veil*. is now getting under weigl:, to join Lord ColTifigwood, off Cadiz. •• Our army is now tolerably healthy at Messina, the mcligeant flier which broke out amongst them in Calabesi haying totally abated." The flolderness and the Blenheim, of Null, were catrured at Greenland, en the 2d of Augoii.' •The Snake sloop of war; with the 11desi, HA RR• e Queen, Ititaosi ; 'ar.d the H4teer, ; with slime tram Honduras, are arrived off Lice: 11:e Wolf loop of war was lon ink' Honegea, on the jth of September ; crews saved. " The Martha, dories, of Live peol. is lost en the gg;cos ; clew saved. The• PaeVair, lutist., from Oporto for Hombre!, is lest on Y armouth dearer:" • . . . The Laney, ii.s.ars;from Liverpool for Water ; ford, Was kit OW the tit inst. near Arklow.' • The Vasa, Bauoi, from Jamaica-for Greenock, is put into Virgirris in distress. The Jinni brig of war, on the Jamaica station, ' was chased on the of September, of the Caicos, I by a French line-ot-barde ship ; and. on the Irh. saw a ahq d.smaste.l, which hoisted French ) CAIRIA{A. • • - •' ' ' when . , to astend.- A poor mtn wits brought to theta, slur chill stealing two quern/on lames out of a biskefa Waver while the man' was in another part - 01th* teem, wren& ing 'a customer. The fa& was clearly.prowe the Prisoner pleading great distress. end %milli if: large family, Ise was discharged, tab OM** monition to behave • well in fawn. ," • sr•et mI T I. " The Ore, Feiestis. a Dane, Perim. &Mk burgh, for Malaga ; Fernir, a-Dane. 1,14801. hear Selli‘st for Trieste ; the Caeatsiessee. American, from Malaga for Liverpool ; and Sir B re m er: . from Liverpool foe Cedonsllol4 l ate taken, and carried inti"Algeziras. • •' The M e riv e y frigate, with a convoy, from ?Jew:" foe adland, is united at Lisbon. • • ' ' •general Des sea ' A;ckle- Gasp to His Royal , ' Highness the Dalarof Yoe*. arrteed in town, Off Sunday night. from. Hamborgis. slemeettiu Prussi.icearmy in die highest disci} *e spieler. Sir Wit. tt •as Pr erois Marti tor the Count? of Cp.insarthen, upon his odd ioterettiftiliesetsttiori of gpivate friendship; he was. upeir the laneldeidos; , depriVed by prior engagement. • " Sin Wit. !),.t. sea has declined the homer cit res:• prasentisg the University of Orford is the oroialett Parliament ; and we understand that the Right ItosJ the aqsaasalawlerets put in gemination is a Cate• didato to succeed him. Sir Wm. Mis.acii commenced his minim no Rte.' Morning and . Y,esterday melancholy .. its Fleet-street. the isadvettency of a servant Maki, i; a back r.tna • op stairs, wherein there was a fire, by some accident; • the clothes of the youngest, a 6ne boy not two years 'old,Caught the flames, and the poor infant was burnt to bath, before the screams of the whole three : • fatil l i Mad alarmed The servant'. who was dawn 4 • The cecned child, pot abort three year* old, i deavouring te'save her little brother, wes miseralepo scotched ; and the elJeet, a little 'boy. about ' fire; • • , escaped Rho danger by ninnies out of the room te" , call the *leant. We understand the parents * the , .! children were trom Nam, white the, istet4ent my i tarred. - • . .... t '''4 most brutal and unprovoked 0 of format, wil l , . ;- cm Smdry night, the 9th instate. committee.. Are • . • youag woman, of the ham. of 4 1 0 1 1 1 0Tieltett,e Witt a fetnale constanewn. was I ertratag from 1 (Ells to Dadiwinton, tad, a sessteMst set 14 dot pen her, which, spnnginx spa her; Elwood to her chin', loosed severafif bar /sea. poi Wee both; her cheek; in a shocking "lunar. T.:41 deg ;ban quittieg his held, fattened sprat her thteite, witich ihe dreadfully mangled. The ion who behaved thus kcandalously, instead of • 0 41 ; 4 1011mm bet situation, ;airy her a'stictlent w •cll rew her down. The wretch, after this, talent to admit hoe into his house, and abolotbly oollimandedito •db. mily not to give any thing whereslitli (deem, op aim • wounds! After*a deal of trouble., hacessigookit • took Miss Sf l'llo ra PI to DAlSWilltena Whet* Ohs as* lies. a mist table speflacle;not being able.ph get any thing over' et throat: ' ' A. , sbartp contest, for a purse of ten guineas, took place Yeterday, at - Kilburn-fields. between two second-rate pegilisis, of the barites of Ceedey and Wdmot. The latter; a man mach inferior in size to the former, is considered a gKici little one. toed knows a good d..at of the sr.secce.• The contest lasted thirty-he minutes, during which time there was a good deal of real fighting, and although the strength eV; t MOT often tailed hen, he ultimately became the conqueror, •by putting in a scientific blow in the • wind of his orponent, who was also very much ditfigured, by being chopEed with t:.; right hand of his adver s ary. , There was bo lack of company, corresponding w:th the ditireou. . . . . . - • 1 • - ' •-. • • NilitiV 1 •- • . ;"--* *A Itillaqiel Igo - 1 YetiOst.i.-4ims-ifoogow roong Wooten 4as brougkeetore theillwoissettet who presided - for the * .Loss MA IF 011 p of sithargt*cf passing bad motley.; liappeared, (mit dte trritlyoce of a Publican in Leadettlfall-street, - Mat top' fyisoner,' the night *he: • ' i fore, same toiris him .andlitad a iglus ed yid. in paymon fas4uliich AI ilm — dened a -bad stillir,g. *fins he refiesidi coeValle earrid him baltsi- ,' Omer so ' fr . inrif Oily then! e two-pence; IKal pritiCtlt the Sas Jliflin, sat et it:* TM Publican, ' eir i ',••• hoc/ever, not Aqigiii.snoch semen Ai Prlsonit', • N. ptocluced_a • ' hstWasee:44thdasovisig die; chergetti ' g m. " *AV the latetWl' Thefir•-• ~. cumspnes of . — idea wincing tn4hengp, wrikeii she ti agi&aliplmeg hi he peaseindtio, remit/Settle so 1 % , pisiett9(iiilintflibao's milul, and itifhlletred 4sirr . to tottooe , slireo ihoPe.' in tell of which she' Odin.' 'soured, umuccessfally, to pess•the had money. %!)t' length she went to a b.ilter's, and, haviag called tort a lost, was about to vreeiee champ sot. of the MR; . • shilling.' when the complainant 'oppeolsetsded her. On searching her, severaltad shillings were foot* The A t.o sem as rent:hided her till t.l-ratorose s when•the Solicitor orate Mist is sietlarid to ARNO& 1' air vs a • Nukes a onotroencect nos can roe toe. turd4y Morning with the CollititalrStli who he hag solong and so faithfully represented is the City 4 • York. In the Illuminism' &stria he canvassed foe the suffrages Of his Constituems, we oast truly nay, almost every Voter replied, •" Thep are at your eery vice '-..Tha Hoe. L. Neoax the DotterWorthl Member_, commenced Inf*, Kke rpow yesterdcya - ' Mt. Watrostas, attended by r. acne. Oill men, of 'Sr. Paul's thurcb-yard, • Ceuta/G. t man, wet* on Saturday to Madams for a day or _ two, to try the pulse of the Frownion of that Wes. - Mr. Do t • on; their tate Member, declines standing. • .J. A. Kites r•and P. Bootees'. Esp. ttiepre...... .1 seat Represtatratteett a lie City of Oxford, arVestosi raising for s renemil of that boother: 'IN leo. iya party or the Eleettorl propose to set ets Halite' • Ferias, Esi. sad is tist tisk efamosa a't elediots. A Nostfair see sollioft was • Friday. and art expres e s swit, to lit. leheram Mai the result. A N eel wg(toi !ll* Cl4Oll yeeterdar; us /tea*, mei: tersts4 s ' art. .. ' ortaiedure *trail on CajfeWs(tot; Ist/ abiro. 4 Mifj ass T's skip Leese:, it' ) t"riitesd' ilil - ''' ass* -e ter airy., ire 'bawd the ti • , Poroustritth . .. ' Clapt..M..cants hoesoiti ' • 1 9 ba l m his omelette:wined, whilst we pcan Fatsfa.. t , gala; likra I sine, 0f44 ,40 1.7100k5t0wi knd Csix. SAJ ficslaetiagl; * ,of 414 ' . yids PAR& otilir 'Alio, same as witasism. 'Ow' i - tisfri:iittiOe Alai be is to be Wed me rwo—for' a react act soneality o . and for tit' ouinier of .1 1 ii ! ' sato% •to American sublet". ''" - ' ' • '•• • • . Yesterday .renting; so eddy' as sight o'clock, $ ntelsaboly widest oocttrosi as a Newspaper WWI is Fleet-straet. • Throe children being left, through