The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-02-27 00:00:00

NF LSON. •-••••• A•TH011, thou hest ciercome nor island'. foes; "And now, at eniestn treat thy sight and soul," Thou shalt behold, how, in a future age, Iticitid by the record of thy fame, Thy Couetry's sons shall e'en outdo thy dishls ; denruction on Ile, fierce aseailaote, %chore they can app.ouch her sacred shore, [ shrlin wines his 10.1.4 blitort entrr ] Lo ! these are they, why fened in walls of ask, Shall rear lir •311.114 . % standard o'er the main. Peppy in Isar!, r 4 valiant as thyself, Conquest will son attend tit, J tai at exrdoits: Oh, that my prophecy might c - include ! Then shouid I spare recital of a Cm* When Tl , ..lllplis shah he outereq,li'd by grief; Wiser, an ittirstrions Chief, kis counny', wide, 'Breathing the sow fur " Victory, or Death," Shall, in the arm Victory, esprit. rrhe dore of Lard Nrisins seers, 3 But his oval spirit seeks its kindred skies; Ahrl this lin' 'rust drop the tear Of pions 'rr h , o Nelson's bier, b. : tor malaise, that recording fame, To late,: a=: s , cortiiet , ates his name ! -- --- The Dachas' of Yoalt Visited Their MArerrtes on Tuts ta y Yesterday, the Princess CHARLOTTE of WALE' visited Lade C:I4I2I.OTTE FINCH. 'lrbe Duchess of Goattots gave an early dtneer, yerersky, at three o'clock, to Lord JOHN Itussiti , the Lady Mnr: r AGIL.L'a. the Lady COPNWALLIS.So 110 thethfaver and Miss L111'4031'3; a more beau. tam!. er •0 happier party we have sever seen; Ilor vas. her Grace the least delighted of the cheat inJ ,greliaPe• LAO CHARLOTTE Leen:, cave a grand dinner rsterstay, to a large party of Nobs it y, at her house, Harley -street. Lord and Lady MONTOOMEIC', a grand dir.tier yesterday, at their house. Piccadilly, to the Duchess of (,panne, the Earl attd Cn.iatess of trate taros, Lord A LEIAHota GORDON, and seve ral et er Nobility. P 1411.1, .vlarcAv.re. Esq. entertained a party of friends, at dinner, yesterday, at his house, Hill street, Berkeley-squsre; amongst whom were, Lords GListrosettav and Baavalooltk, and Genera: GRIN• 11 The Dowarer Countess MOILisT F.Dget•tif Lady Cc ant Is,C WALVEVRAVE. and HILL, dined yesterday, with the Earl and Countess of ..:Aactio•“, at their house, L'iper Grosvenor street. Lady Ca BOLIN' D Het. are:tred Tast Tuesday. at her 14- . . use, Pa-k-.treet, from Windsor. Lord aid Lady ST 41 , 4LitY will •s•inain at the Oaks, for a few days, on account of her Ladyship's indisposition. Mr. and M:s. Duras arrieett, yesterday, at NtAtor's Hotel, from Beaconsfield The Mai-alai. of I-16*T romp wilt give a grand dinner, next Sunday, at his horse, Manchestet square. Lady ELIZABETH "fob[ wiil have a grand rout on the 7th of March, at her house, Lower &rimy , street. .1. &WM!, Esq. arrived in' town, yesterday, from Brndie-hoose, Ferns. North Britain. The Earl of Ksser left town, yesterday, for Cashiohury Park, Watfurd. Herts. Bui.sr.t.s6v left town, yesterday, .for Engle. field Green. THOMAS CAM Esq. IM. P. arrived in town, yesterday; from Baf wins, Dartfold, Rsn , . The Dowager Countess of gt 5531 li4J a small Pa'tY• last evening, at her house. Cora sn-stieet, Maydair, at which were, the Marehineear of SA.. i issuer, Lady G. Om. a, General and Mrs. Sr. Inns, Mr. Irlavatt.a, anal Mr. Ceowl.s. iMr. and Mrs. Dural dined. yesterday. with Mr. and Mrs. Foes vca, at their house, Cadick's row, Whitehall. The Marquis of SALIM, Y left viten last Tues day for Hatfield, and will return next Saturday. The Countess of CL A Kt will have her first grand rant this season, on the Sth of March, at her house on Saville-street. Mrs BLACKBURN, will have a party on the !Id of Match, at her house, Park -street, Westminster. Mr. Lewis. jun. son of the celebrated Comedian, .s performing his father's parts at York. On Satin.- jay he was to play Frederick, in 74e Pear Gentle ft.l”. "I he Dyke of 5714 istr will give a grand dinner, on Sunday, the 9tli uI March, at his house, Picca dilly. The Earl and Countess of Deasy arrive, at :r o'clock yesterday afternoon, at their house, Grosve nor -square, from their seat at the Oaks. The Marquis and Marchioness Committals have arrived at their house in Burlington -street, from &folk, The Earl of Ross left I.'earse's Hotel visterday, for Wales; and Sir LAWRL!.Ct PA RStit.i,. for Ire land. A caravan, with pry:Ws, end all othe- necessaries fir a conip!ete puppet-shoiv, have been nine months le pled ge at Maltnn, in lin: k. L T:ic I ,milord. ut his t06J.1..n threatens des:it/frier', if they are not immediately claimed. An advertisement in a pri-vincial pare-, among I ntll7lhef of narks and token. to .eth a deserter, tars. lie has a great propensity to 4; Misr M a•tor is the heroine of th, 1 1 0 m: wind: 8 , 1 „ . Nhere she is performing with great success. it Fri zst:aorts, of Drury-lane Theatre, w II per fr•Trn there nest weak. He is a singer of great deli (4-) sweemess and &Lite. fliE P.4ST 1).4?. Yesterday mornieg. His MAPEITY. Dukes of Ke , .l . and Casesittoor, Princesses Auousv.., MARY, an.l Stietri A, went to St. George's Chapel. And heard a ,err nn by Dr. Criortsos, from the 921 chapter of Geoesk, and loth verse. After Divine Servi:e, the Royal Party took an airing to Frozmore. Yesterday morning, Process Cu alt.orrc of WsI.ES stllflllArd Divine Service at the Chvel Royal. accompanied by the Bishop of Exert:a. PAIE of the prayers were read by the. Bishop of Losno.r. The Sermon was preached by Doi.or hra •CFIRY. The anthem, Hew menr : y upo n one," by PVRCLI.I., was sung by W. Env vat, NI.ED, and Baavtaseast. Divine service was attended yesterday, at St. George's Chapel, Daarivet-square, by Tha Moseisionesaes of Lhownshire and Hf.nrce.ll. Cdnntets Te , ro-. baronet+ Le tiespencer La4ses--Keith. Mahner stnn, Ann Windha. Hate...a and c a v e . Th e / lull %Ire Kn .x, air: MIN. and MI. m-.Baum. The St. George's Volunteers were also present. South Audley-street Chapel was atten led by The Mart:mow-ass( Ifeadtwt. The , 'nent, e. CArdienn And Conyughs.H. The Fanytages Collates* M.-.ch Exigeunme. 'ltoss,ssistees Middleton. Ladies—Snde, idnrees.Gnenne, Tay.as, CharinateJohhaten, Cershest? Via , de , •ase, Arden, and Taralsr Mr. and Mrs. Encoust, and Mrs. Puck, At Sr. John's Chapel, Berkeley's/nate, were Tire tbsi,,.a of Litchfield. DIM. Brune end Vanftey. The Dewar, Lade Pellet Lad. Carelme Weiner. 6..nerit Tarte tn.! M , •. huxtnn, and Mrs. Kent. The Rev, Mr. Rennie preached an excel lent sermon at the parish church of St. Clement Danes, front the foiloWing text : Poor. chap. 14, verse 34--" tzalieth a nation, bat sin is r(pros'n to any people." ;..;', 7 5%. - - • 7 1 1 .7 1- li ) c,, LINTS WRITTIN Sy HOLMAN, AND SPOITTN AT THE CONCLusin% f‘T ARS HUM AND cmutsg.:mic, AT TNT DUBLIN TM EATS F., TOR Tilt MOOS/ OT INTTODCCINO TNT APO fiITOSIS OF LORD I.ELSON. HYDE P IRA, Promised a great display of yowls, beauty, rank, elegance, and fashion. yesterday ; the Garr and be* were seen resorting in grouper to the fa votrrite monstnade; hot a strong and arcing breeze coming on from the North -rest, great numbers de serted about three o'clock; none went into Ken sinrton Gasdens, and hut few ventured so far as the gate. The p:incipal lounge WAS urn Hyde Park Corner to t:le N.,,vr Bridge. Amn; the pe destrians of v.:AU and fashion, we d escr i-d the Earl of KINGRI O N, Lor ARCHIBALD HAMILTON And WII LIA ItUASEI.I., Mr. SHERIDAN, Mr. TIM.- I usoN and several whets. The carriag e roa d w as more elegant than crowded. Among the string of carri.iges, HIT Royal Highness us• Duchms of YORK'S tilt the Ira I; we aly, observed t he 1)11- ch-s:es of Sr. ALBAN', NORTHUMBERLAND, IIt ift.)A,SHIRE, and RLDTHIIP; the last a malt elegant eot-s-vit, just launched {, Ate Countess of D A ' t ff oief iscoomest Ca‘rusittatt, and srveral others of the first dist;n.',ion. Rotten•row WA% but thin). attend- I and, from the sharpness of the wind, it roquited had trolling to ken ) the Mond in circulation. Awing the Ni biemen and Gentlemen of rank, we ossertrel the Doke of MoNeanite, the Meg li; of FICItTFOR Or I. ads WILST NoIIILANO and BARRY WiltE t Mr. Craw: Mr. C•LCu*r T. MC, W. DUN DAS, &C. IXTR4ORDLV.IRT MARKLVIE. A widow lady, above 40, possesslng a consider able property, some time sine became fie , aigtd, stud I her friends, through deli at, and atfethon, instead of placing her in a receptacle for inch dis-ased per sons, k-pt her io a retired situation in the City, un der rho care of h'r own niece, where she ei t joyed all the liberty and indulgence her situation would admit or ; in consequence of which, a lady sailed a few days since, and proposed taking the patient out, which the young lady, her niece, consented to, and went to her dressing-room I 3 put on her pelisse, to accompany the lady and her aunt in their walk; 'but, on her return, horrid the apartment empty, and the ladies gone. In rain she inquired for Ler 'friend; she was no where to be found. After CAI. ing at numberless places, she returned home. wee. tied and disappointed ; when, to her great surprise and pleasure, she found the runaway seated in her drawing room, not accompanied by a Du ilea, but by a very smart young neon, under £0 years of age, the son ef the lady who had so krediy takea her nu:. Upon being interrngste,l, where she bad bee. ? she, with great meg answered, " I u be mar tied, and there is my husband !" So rests this dis graceful husineis, which will very soon make its ap pearance in Doaors' Commons. On Tuesday, the valuable copper-plates of the late Mr. BARR Y. the p tinter, were removed from his house, in Castle-street. to the house u: his most intimate fiiend. Mr. elowirat, the Academician, where the remains of Mr. BARNA , Now lie. POIII.CY officers have been stationed to proteilt the reopeny of the deceased, in the house in Castle -street, until it can be disposed of by the czecutets. On Tuesday, the sale of the late Marquis of L alas- DOWNei riallref, at Cox, BURREL and FOSTER'S. Pall Mall. was numerously attended, and many produeions of the best masters sold for good prices. A landscape, with a march of artillery, by Twom son, and a porrrait of Dr. H were purchas ed by Lord Firs. 03 the Ist of Fe'onary, the Prefect, kf. De LA. CISYL, gave, at - ticul,ns, a tile, to celebrate the re men and triumph of the Estr►Roe, crowned with peace. The grand ball was crowded with ladies, vying in magnificence and elegance of dress. A number of inscriprions in various parts. the ball commenced at an early hour, and lasted until Jay. light. Among the numberless inscriptions Lid devices was the following : Celerebe, r-a:nta rel;•;er, " L'Agle, adj.lUal oat, et ronit er !toiler." Mr. Coo gsos's celebrated horse Diantevd, who ran the famous race with tionfokreata4, over the Beacon Course, and wl:o was the most successful horse of his day, has returned to England. After the death of Mr. Co .its-a, he was purchased by Colonel AI TSUI Hers, of Castle Hyde, an the c minty of Cr.k, and taken over to Ireland; the first race he ran on the Cutragh of Kildare, he broke down, and never recovered. He his, howev er , so far mend:d the Irisit biet.l, as LO Icave Dud him sixteen cults is training. . NORFOLK AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The General Meeting of this Society was holden at Lynn, on the 1 Sch of February, 1804, pre bent, T. W. COKE, Esq. President.• J SlnseleF, Ey. L. Selre, Esq. II titylenban, Esq. T /Leg-, Ky. (. R. Evres, F..q. P. 11 Iqlft s Esq. M Oirk•nr. Est. IH. lks;i, Ey. W Hoste, Esq. and 47 of the principal ::armers and Agriculturists of the county. The Premiums proposed to be given at the anni versary for the improvement of Breeding S:ocic, and for the encouragement of Industry in this county were first agreed to; Judges were then ap pointed to decide the merits of tae claims new re. ceived, viz. Mr. E. Beck's, of Lexham, 1 . 71 T Water Meadows; Mr. W. M. Hill's, of Waterden, far Draining. and fors Crop of Lurerne ; Mr. Coke's, of Htilkharn, and• Mr. Siepping's, of Sontliacre, for SainlOin ; and also Mr. W. M. Hill's, rr the second Prem elm for Sainfoin, all whose reports will be received at the Anniversary. The claimants cf the Premiums for Leicester Wrthers were Mr. Purdy, of Egnere, and Nlr Johnson, cf Kempston ; to the former of wh •na the first Premium WAS given, VIZ. a piece of Plate of seven guineas valor; and, to the latter, the second Premium, vie. a piece of Plate of five guineas value. Ole claimants of the Premiums far Southdown Wethert were Mr. Purdy. of Egcnere, and Mr. IL blyth, of Burnham ; Mr. Purdy' gained the first Premium, at I Mr. Blyth the second, which were the same AS tor Leiceiters. blr Gr-gory Wight, of St John's, shewed three Leicester Webers, deemed exceilent sheep, hot being two-sheer they could not have hen of fel-ed fir the Premiums, even it proper notice had tieiti given. Mr. Coke sent three Sniathdownt ; two of them were sinughtered, an aged Wether, and a sheurling Ewe. Toe Wether weighed 1-41 b. and his tallow !kit). The Ewe weighed deb. and her tallow 191 b. Our of Mr. Birb's Shearlings was slaughtered; his weight 101.1 b. and his tallow 21 ;lb. Mr. lor.el , of Rainharn, sent a most excellent aged Wether, of the L-tici-iter breed; he was al lowed to be the best sheep killed at Lynn for many years past. His weight was thus stated : F.a .2tl 17 dad. 9 and Pluck. 9 R Specimens of different hr.:Tit-ft, were exhibited, and much approved as snring feed for cattle, viz. the t ,'e'scs pwlyworphi (Sibe:ian Turnip), culti vated by Mr. M. A. Macfal . •an, and sent irons Hartlepool by a collier. One of these weighed. without the leaves amd root, 114ib. Mr. Mactol-an is now publishing rh • Iliet.)ty rst this plant, which seems destined, by its hardm .!••• art-! nathral appear. arse, to supply ate it.arealam of vege able food fne cattle in the spring, and upon heavy lands, in some tneasitre,.it not altogether, to tate place of the To roip. The /.n.drira i ro,r4/41.1; (a i t ernip Cabbage) was also 'hewn.— I his plant contains exceHent Mod, and is ..uperior to ihe Swedish rurnip, in nu trition and exuberance. upon heavy soils; but it gives symptoms of running piernaturely to seed. Mr. Nichols, of Wood house, near Wisheasii. sent specimens of a Turnip-Cabba7,,., which ap peared to be a 6rar+.a lintOsreAtira ; but this tribe of Plants is so by reason of the .1716 culry r,f keeping them distdid. at the time of ;h. it Wossoming, that. almost ye trly, new varieties arise. One of thyse weighed, without the leaves and root, Silk). This is a most excellent Plant for t.par'ng food ; "Ir. Nichols, at the latter e.•d of March and beginning of April, IS'l3, fed 447 sheep hoggits upon two Acres of this Plant, and they lasted 17 days. Mr. M. A. hfactarlean was elened an lionotaty Member. Tile following Members were elelled : T T Guhinn, E , tl of .I.etton; the 11..,n. W. Ftwov, of Watehingbant ; Mark Dickens, Ema of Ncuwieh ; Wort. No. 1;44 E. rta, Esq. of Lynfant; Mr Freeman, of Swanton; Mr. soh., of Samar ; Mr. of Rcatobam ; Mr. M. Raven, of ft...tarn ; M. J. Marate , s, re Clayton, Mr, R Tubby, of Tr rolgaon ; Mr. A. Want, of C.asneaere; Mr. F. Hare, of Stan. boo • Mr W. R: etc, of Numharn Uve , y ; the Ree. J Coaltues, Lynn; Mr W. W , ight, of Roughaln; Mr. T Orton, of March, 13 th,:lale ut Ety ; and afr. f. Gtriffict, of Waipola. The Speaker, accompanied by about thirty mein hers of the House of Commons. heard Divine Ser vice, yesterd ty, at St. Margaret's, Westminster.— After service, the St. Margaret's and St. John's volunteers escorted the Speaker some, to his house in Palace-yai d. Dr. Ai es, from Newdersey, who has lately ex plored.several of t h e western count i es of the state if ;Niort;i Carolina, in search of gold, reports, that he has tbscusered gold in branches and creeks in the counties of Cabarrus, Montgomery, and Randolph, in a north and north-east courte, and in the counties of M,elde.ilargh, in a south, and southwest direc tion from the first sound, where none had ever been diccovrred before, except in three or four branches near here's (the first discovery) in Cabarrus county. A few pieces of gold, inierniikesi with stone,. have been found on the surface of the earth, anti. some plirighrd up in most of the said counties Several of the said water courset enn'ain cons;Jerable span tuirs or gold dust, which, he sa),, can be coPeded no way prnfitablr, but by washing the sand with machine proper for the pitrpcse. after . the first or common Washing, and then by mixing mercury with the sand thus washed, which will unite with the particles of gold, and the amalgham, thereby firmed, tEsuaited, by sublimating use same in a suitable furnace. An order was received last week, at Birmingham, from Rouyn, in Normandy, for the making of fifty wind guns, on a new and curious constuErion, and so small, that they can easily be concealed. At Berlin died, on the 14th ir't. of an ispr.pl , 27, the commandant of that city, LientemintrGeneral Von GOTZE. In him Prussia loses an °Seer cf the highest military attainments, and the metropolis a Governor rigidly attentive to the preservation of public otdrr. A love of justice and phi:anthropy were cnin!,:ned in his cliaractrt. =,7 DURGIN C.4.41'L1f. Vu. His Majesty has loran of hr !IL Roy, _Lee teis Paten', tinder the Great Seal nf land. gnint E.fseard May. e, Fill. one of :'is 'o•ej 'a lusticte's of the Court of Commoo P n Ire- Lod, in the room of Mathias Flencario. Fsgoi lt. resigned. IRISH lill;f1 11::RIFFI /OR THE tN• PING YEAR A r Elll.Ol, 114 1.e,t.1,gi —1 0 2.,11e1i, • • Sri—en : , eq. A cirrnmstance of a peculiarly distiessine nature. occurred a short time since in Huhlto. Lieutenant Dosages., of the Royal Navy, was ancninted to a eun-Foal nn that station, and had Apriv.r4 to take his command, accompanied by An amiable wife and two children. In order to struggle through the difficulty of very distracted finances, he took his family to live on boa-d his vessel. This unusual alteration in his , mooLi of livieg wAs sit unsuitable to the habits of his wife, wl o had been accustomed to ease and comfort, that in a short time a violent fever seized upon a vmvitittion already imosired, and she died nn the COth of December last.— Overwhelmed: by the dreadful occurrence, the wretched husband's reason became affeSted, and he died in comp!ste insanity on the 116th of the sass month. He was a young man, ami had ditcher ord his duty to his country hnn nira bl y and taithroily.' The ch ildren of this unfortunate pair, ban at, WS moment no other subsisieni e !ha ::hat wnk.' s• pro. duced by tidier - levelers and hum tne considerati ' of their belplessnav and ethers. Admiral Wooss‘i untnanding.at with a fee'ing horn.urn able to his character, not trig contrihated to quiir as , istance, but by a circular letter to the Navy Odle errs upon inteoior duty in th it country, pro•nwer4. subscriptions for their support s and a numb -r 4 gentlemen in the West of the Colony of Co It. ilea' e'er the same laudable impression, have aided hisi, efforts A letter from Gibraltar, dared I nth of January,' says, " All our accounts from Madrid stew, t Portugal is to I.e invaded by a Spanish or French; army this Summer. and that the French Amhaur sador there has assured the Spanish Goosernmon in the most explicit terms, that Bottoms a wi consent to no peace, in which Portupal being a. annexed to Spain does not form one of the attic of the treaty." . The Spaniards are Ctting out four sail of the li at Cadiz, which is all that remaiia of thelt 3e,., ita boat harbenr, that is canahle of being repaired. They have eight sail of the line at Carthagena, pletely ready for sea. The Rev. ROWLAND MILL is travePirs armlet Kent ; he preached on Similar to ;00ot the chile . dren who attend the Sunday Schools; and yestrre• day morning worrih- 'd as many as applied to hitch bef-te nine o'clock, at ( hatham. At Beverley fair, 0.-. Friday, there were several dealers from the South, who purchased every ho_rs4 that was des me 1 suitable for the army ; it is trndet4 stood they are for ethe German L Rion of recruitt lately attired from Hanover. Cults, suitable foe hunters, hackneys, or roat'sters, sold well; a • Othet.s. dullast ;ale- Beasts. both fat -sod 1 sheep one p'gs, all sold at hig' , pikes. A letter trots Oxford, dated February /Q, says—. Mond,, !sit, die Rev. Horse Citon'tiostoatev a : M.A. w ' , l Brosertnot College, and Dean elf Chester, was asimi.ted Bachelor in Divinity. Titer, day; the Rev. WILLIAM grAmp l ik, of Qu een / Collage, and TIMS 1•8 Naha 4MD Par Las, B ert ford College, B. As were adenined Masters of Arts. Messrs. Witt IA NI CO‘tlas. of B diol Cedlege ; 1::nw RD Baorn, of Uneoln College; and Tnes. Pa eLes, of Jesus College, wise admitted Baehelors of Arts. The Re,. Mt-Ft t., Ut,pRIF , 8.D.. wof E;eter Cgege, Oxford., 44 mrsceeded taa the sine ewe place rat Second Masses,* - the Royal Free: Seto t. at Pankliamstead. Hem founded by K.n.cer Fewest, the Sixth, in the Isom of Mr. Tnom at Dte to r, A.l . appointed Heed Master of the same. There was some oKessition.. • The bosiog match between Den ifeseitsue and lint, Lee, is to take place in three weeks; who is the only first-rate pugilist of the old schoo 1, in existence, has retired from the resort many years, and never would seam hive entered the lot, had not the present challenge been eiven him. Here, Ler is also one of the tribe of Israel, known more as a trainer. and good setter-to, thin a bruise.— The whole of the stakes for which the lilted are to contend, aro dep and t' e knowing ones do not hesitate to ben very great odds on Nen- Lae. On Monday evening died, suddenly.at bis hoop% near I lampstead, the eccentric -Joe DAIrtS, known by the appellatism of The lbw of Hosierslieg . AM. The public are well acquainted Mitt the iharader of this he a r man, whets, caricatuic has igo6 M„ ?eared in the windows of most oi• she regewehops In the metropolis. Hi. house. was frvereented strangers of all descriptions': and'itisikaligicbpcom: man to see the ceiriages of Neetlekteo4eite at - •s his door, to gratify toe visitions litchi a siiienpf the eccentric host, wha.or as gaa r r o ily dreg ge d•i mg g ot _ g,-ous court suit. • • Yesterday st'na4bt, ibOut nine. /o'clock, • most dariag robbery was committed in the' house of Mr. Pa as [oar, at WA, ttietrif); In inner, NI three ail, ,racious villains, two of The dtior hiving bete opened to them, walked delibeltely into the par lour, armed with pistols (whilst the other kept • guard withotr).and demanded the money which they knew to be in the house. Mr. Nth - oil &Ade tone resistance, but after receieing'wever a t . klyen s , which occasioned a considerable inns of Itior , a, Is thought ig hen to submit, and led the villains to the euvetwoe, • where his notes, kc. were deposited, mid which dyer toots to the amount of upward+ ci! 7ul. 'I hey next wer.t with Mr. Paestum, into the cellar, deaLk sours beer, which they declared bad, and ordered bias to get better against their next visit. The, then took a bogie of brandy, wished him a night, and dep.:rted, setth as Much apparent care lessness as they bad guttered. Daring the time the thieves veers within, a servar.t meld found means to get nu', and was ptoceediag, with much 'd ligence. to alarm tne neighlour. ; but she wag stoppei and secured by the man stationed wie•ow doors, till his .-.;•parlicns had joim•J him. when shs waspenn.t. red to re-enter her master's house. r ■ rte xti ne• for , i , ' - i 1.