The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-09 00:00:00

an o' c OW ;•• Ce .tr.:. /i! Y 111141 k, insl 4 . i ~~~,:. s ve-r ' br Lit to sit fur uof preceei. f the a. ullunt hick rem eb ult. it unteer;eg 7 last. Prirce if March I, en, by tki Mt, on a d touched that 03 th doubts ring, the F Lr °the? I been te. itunix.3 that it N'Oafrt, of Ty , e hither) Leitrim.— tu the nd the m e far 5-. 1 .1 I rive in .ht y ly with the • Ce . . , rig leave t:wr *am to p 1! ecnuter , ' It, who e etredii; 'I.Eon, E , g ,1;11,1 ihae Vo p of Cool. ward in Sil his ditty it w ant otbrt arneci to hl r future irJ Reg . ;nlcat,. of 14 7 1 ances , of toe ra be Con'.;' rl le rietur - 7 •ne.ct to p Alive set.: It is w' 1 1 two of go o f Ccc Hof: om hu Its socceot: - i f; mias'^ E fro t.o. haplam, am . e 'tree Cec• o f mach I , JCII4 Nil 'tL. N tlh :1111 te. ;ecel ;ioto litos *D J thr ISLLiwzi 6, !-17 ♦'.La 1;11 + ". + Lit, - c 7 ,! will IsIC I ^ . • s :c .. Teat d;f rill' • WINDSOR TERRACE. On Siltylay evening 'fh , ,ir MAJESTIES and the Poi NCESSCS walked on the Terrace, and appeared in high health and spirits. They were accompanied y Her Royal Highness the Princess SOPHIA of Gt otc writ:Mt His Royal Highness the Duke of CAMuntoce. The Terrace was more crowded . than any evening this season, to behold our beloved Sovea eioss and their Family. HER MAJESTY wore a boll' iarsnet dress, with a mu‘lin robe over it ; a lace cloak; lined with bug sarsnet, and a superis lace veil, formed into a mint becoming 1,,,,1 4 1, e ,, The PRINCE-SS AUG . IISTA—A pink saysnet slip, under a Lice dress, road ornaments on the sleeves; ban . divisecl 1.,- O rr eene, with a pearl (tale. PRINCESS SOPHIA---5 lace dress, over a slate , cit.ured o i rsoet ere., PRIM:EMI MAR,r—A worked mus:in dress over white a rseet. PRINCESS AMELIA—o , A role blue dre:s, with long lace sleeve. , and g-.fil o rnaments in her hair. '• PRINCESS SOPHIA of GLOUCESTER was in elmlnt second mourning, beht grey sarsact, with the finest thin re viNa The DUKE cf CAMBRIDGE wore the Windspr (Sr n. It was nearly dark when the Royal Party left the Terrace; they were attended by the Countess of It.v, Ccaiates.s of ger rota. Baroness Howe, and Lady Tii•:Ni.c. , the Earl of Sivrois; General Firzauv. Colonel Marinii!o, and Count Mot- ST IR. The Staffordshire Militia Band played the iutire evening. - Yesterday being the anniversary of Their Ma.. Jtsrize Marriage-day. an entertainment was given at Frogmore, to their tradesmen of London and Wintisor. It Ives under the diretlion •of Princess E.l.izaacva. The refreshments were provided by Mr. SARKIS. of London; and the delizhtful little Barn was decorated and illumit.ated bT Mr. SW- Siticrop. in which the entert.sinments of the evening concluded with a ball. His Mugu. vis expeaed in town to-morrow. Yesterday the Duke of CAMeamce took the di version of shooting in Windsor Great park and the Forest. The blarchioness of Ss arseturY Irft Stoke Farm, • last Saturday. for Hatfield. Her Ladyship is ex peeled in town in a few days. CaptAn Hosa, of the dryhieft, was a vezy proper ran to teach the French a lesson upon the coast of •Calabria— t•roc„•• -!•! • Far est bail. doe** " Baron ROVICH lett town, last Sunday, for Bed ford Races, Which commence this day. Eight of the Baron s horses ate to run, a 4 much sport is ex peeled. Lady Ler left KIRKAIAN'S Hotel, Itst Saturday, for Teddingion. Lady HearscoTa and Miss M s vt4z*T., left town, at sit o'clock, yesterday afternoon, in a car:tele and pair, with two out-riders, for Weymouth : they were dressed in brown riding habits. Her Ladyship arove her corricle with great dexterity. 'the Duke of Sr. At SAWS came to town, on Sun day night, from Cambridgerhire ; and at five O'clock, yesterday afternoon. left town in his chariot and four, accompanied by his amiable Duchess, for Ramsgate. The Rev. G. H. GLAASI loft town, yesterday morning, for Rochester. Sir GILBERT Hearricore left town, yesterday, for Broaditairs, for the benefit of his health, !taring been indisposed for some time past. Lady E omit. arrived at Lowestoft last week from Hasam. It was the tragedy of Hondo Mr.. SlDD^tit lead at Broaistairr. Madame el ;:cur also favoured the company with some sweet ails, accompanied by herself on the piano f o rte. The Duchess of CH AHOCt, the Marchioness of BLAND/ORD. the Countess of MANsrteto, and la. dies CA LTHOR PC and Stirs /ICED. condescended to become Colleshors at ilia Church for the Sea-Bathing lArrnary at Margate. The Dowager Marchioness of BATH left Windsor last Friday - on a visit to the Poke of Pc arLasits, at Bulstrode, The Earl and Counter, of St masa arrived yester day at their house in Albemarle-street, from Stoke Farm. near Windsor. Mr. Du' ri.ota, the Librarian ar Margate, has °fitted tl:e use Of his magr..hcent toot - a, elegantly islutnimite.d; 'vats. ; and the Ara of lisci 14. STOII ACC. Asst, Maroon, Biascnt. and Pe ttiness; have ofrere.l their ?we. at sig.% for the be nefit of the sea bkthirg Infirm: Ty. Lord dnd Lidy MOHVATH, WWI Lady Ii•eRIET CA V r.Noisi, are gone to Bognor R"ck,. Oti Mon day t'-'.ey wire joined by the Earl arol Countess a` PCSSOCIUGH. and Load and Lady Duscaasols, flora Little IlamrPin. Mr. P•LXIES, in his Le:tures, last night, at the Lyceum, in the Strand, it teamed a cnalo;ue be- . ;wean a 11,/fisi 71,r and a Freata Grov:dier. upon the subj.& of Sir Joss's Sru A orr's late brilliant ',Wows in Calabria It vssessed many neat reints, and palpatile tits, which prOduced•reyrated bursts of applause. Mr. platoon, it is said, encouraged by the suecsss of The 'frac :Ikrt, is preparirg a Five As Opera. To sectlie its pepularity, seenery and mav 'diner, are Co form 'matetial ingreille" nts. A Musical Afterpiece, from ilevtioLDS, is one of the forthcoming nk.veittes at Covent Garden iheatre; also two new Commies are in readiness ; one from the pen of Lot:man, the other from that of Wa llis. Mts. &Draws is engaged en perform two nights a weee. at the beginning of the ensuing season, at Cnrenr.Ga: den Theaire; and; after interval, ca the some vondi.i.‘nr, before its.conclusicn. She is gape:Red to grace the °pet ing aight of the season. Lord rtrsiossr v, we are happy to announce, has, for these four day. past, tweet math easier, sod had eci y yeso,J t.ifeli•, blot Isis Isetribilit, is cot yet shield take h;b 11 , 11.11 ride . . lie is every der visaed by his danglstet.l.l. - countess M',: t, who cores t 11:1 a:t ' ess o'c'fre; m the roortiorr. from Wins' a at are w tht ar:droz4.'n . - • • BRICR,TON. Seer. r. The entertainments at the Theatre Fast n7glit were for the benefc. of Mr. and Mixt 1,....1";..'il roe:). Ly desire of Colonel Fu.s.csis, and the Qfricees of the Firs; (or kr.ing's) kegimeni of Dragoon Einar,-',V. The play was The Hattie of, Herbaria. Miss Ms a. a [or, in Quesn Alareaset. received great api.lause ; it was a s t pirited and judiciOn pertormaricc.— The play *as succeeded by the new Comic Dance of Fairy Revels. The tote ila ussok, in Quests Mab. is quite a prodigy ; the perform ances went off . with great eclat ; the house was full. but not crowded, which I attribute to the different gentlertun of the countrythaving shoot ing patties at their houses. General and Lady Cii a RLOTTE LENNOX had a select party et friends at dinner yesterday ; Col. and Mrs Neese were of the party. The racing sport will commence here on the 13th of the, present moi.ill. • A ten g uineas stake will be run Cmr on the flea' ceurse. Horses, not exceeding 19 hands 3 inches high, up r ght. to'carry 1.5 r. ; undef 13 hands, a leatla., and for every inch above' 13 }molds, a weight of ' seven pounds citta, The S.l..bscribe{s are, Mr. VERNON, Mr. MELLOR, Mr. C2OIIPTOS, Mr. PL:AIiCk., and Mr. Sisausitionc. The foot-race; again.t . time, which was to have been decided on the WPC day, is postponed, sine die. 4OUTHOND, Sart% 7. The number of visitors here continue rapidly to increase.' as, besides the frequent artir'al of posi chaises, the stage-coaches daily pour In fresh rein fo:cernzots ; and, as the Louses here are already lull, matey families are obliged to seek for accommoda tions in the neighbouiirg farm-houses ancf Mrs. Pews.. h made her second appearance, on Friday evening, in the charader of Petra; and was, of cotirse, revved with suitable applause.— Mr. TIOTTER'S Rdia was also an excellent piece of ading. The Tragedy was altogether got up with a great deal of attention, and it was worthy of no tice, that the dresses of the chaciac'ters were scarcely inferior in splendour tr, :hose of Drury , Lane Theatre. Last night, Mrs. Powstt, played Qsem Ver,zotet, in Tet gestic of Ifentans ; Garlitbert, 're or lER ; which . piece, tugethir with the Panthnflne u: II•te Juan, were highly applauded by a vet y tespeaable audieace. To-morrow (Vlondliy) Mrs. Pow et I. will apieac, in Porti.t. in The ! r ester; which, I believe, wtil be tne conclusion of his en gagement. The vitlory of our gallant troops in Calabria, which cunsecrso Seat a Sensit;on in the Metior'.- lie, was alio announced here by the tit.ng of canti on from Sheerness, the Nor!, and the met of wear is the iliver. The cause of it was not L enerelly known till the arrival' of the Papers iq the evening ; hut while this annur.ciation was going forward, the apvillators here were further gratifieds UT the appear ance of fourteen cf the China firet, then sailing up the River. Amongst the last arrivals here are. Ladi :awls a BUtOltii, Mr. and Mrs. BiLLafty, Mrs. Wuoo, Miss Lasesoatz, Sec. • • WINCHLSTE Li. Seer. G. Qn Wilda, his 4oydt Highnes: the .Dalte of Cumberland arrived here, and is eape 4ed to remain for sometime. Capt. Heatheote. of the I t 'oyal liayy, ton of Sir William lieathcote, Batt. is come honieirom in the Company's chip Acjed ':corgi, u, a very ill state of health. We have fun: troops of the 1 Li) Light Dragoons in quarters here, 'under the command cf Hawker. The remainder of the Regiment are quar tered —two troops at Southamp.on, two at Rossisey, one at Waltham, and one at Vs - tekiiam. In point of military appearance and discipline, this fine Regi ment stands unriyalled. Yesterdiy t' e e Regiment was insreaed by his Royal Iliglinesa'the Duke of Cumberland, oe Compton Down; thee :,re eepefted shortly to leave these pelts, and front their uniforna good condua, will be much regretted. The 7th and Bth battalions of the King's Ger man Legion are in the barracts. On 4unday evenings, atter parade is over. their Eac band re mains. and the soldiers form thentselves Mrs sets, and dance country dances, the Vann. and ether national dances,, tin dark ; and when &incur; is over, many remain, and pass the retuAlazr of the evening. till to-too bears, in singing national songs. Ihe novelty ui the scene, and the eiceffense of their band, Awaits a vast concourse of speaitors ; and here are Assembled all the beauty and fashion of Winchciter. who depart highle 'gratified with the mirth and good humour Oat-feign eas...ag them. The! , aft eommandefi by BOOS Prischel, whose Affability and courteous demeanor to the inhabit ate and soldiers is the their,: et general a,lovira . tibn• B• ter tries's, whcie musical btents are de s erved. ly in Ili:, repute, is so much iadisp.weJ,thin he lc.* been ohiliged n, TerIVISUIIS the Country Music Meet ings this season. This circumstance is doubly a sable& of regret,et, as he is a very Worthy man, as es 4 coy able musician. ' . On Satu , day s.:'onight, a •iagelar took place on thy iiver at Mouteirse f;--6:ven fishing ,snacks bad arrived fiom Grave•er.i, to procure butkies for bait, an were liallr,wetlbs aaetlwr smack from Harwich, for the same purpose. It appears they are lips/arty served by the fishermen ai they inter, and a stated price paid by ail fe- the score of buckles; but the Hawk:amen, wishing to get the Start of his companions, thoo.eht Wiper to hriba the fishermen with an additional-iiaifpermy pr score, and accordingly got his qnsratom in pri.ferencti to the ot:rers. Sucti a ;grant Infringement on tile eat bl:shei Custom, Icludly called lee an itornedrate'po nishmenr, adequate to the enormity of the The Gravesend:nen instittred au ir.q4,li, which we; ed by a coort-usasti.d. the resu:t of which was , that the eydrilueete Itiewichmin vas sen tenced to be publicly lin itfigy) flagged thtough the fleet, and afterwards commuted to th,e flames ; which sentence seas aceordir..;iy put in eeectition, with all doe solernetty. air idst int joint ticclamaticas of the muliitudeon the +Fore: Tbe•aressels were te gutsily equipped wish coleurs. had AiAst :ugh, and tae boats moved ie grand pr lcrobn.ihe first cary ir.g a fiddles, and tite last the lAty of ;he cOprir. . . . '77047; P.4121.1.1 . A1EN' . EVSSOL - .• . We lately inserted an eztraet from an advert ise- t ment. published . hp Mr. Windham, in a Norwich Paper, stating, " that a ptomature canvass having taken place. he teas thireliy induccd to anrounce hip inurnrion to offer hienseli . a Ca4.:lidate for the representation of the County of N;'-ittrilk." 'Wd also ' gave an estran from an advertisement in the same Paper, m which Sir Jacob Astley, one of the 'present Representatives for that County. states, .' that he shot lc! decline that lionnursin tae event of * ipi..oilt- tion of Parliament. " 'The Honourable John Wode honse, son of Lord Wrdehousc, has declared' Lim- self a Candidate for the County of Norfolk; and his published in advertisement, dated the 25th la‘t, in which he alludes to the above circumstances as follows :,•-• .. The pertnnill Cantata in which I am at present engird, I has been called prensmi.re , th itti.h• it has hi itidted additional proofs that Votes had beets Irene softened in var.ous places by the friends of the present Members. Ititherto, the fa‘-ourahW receptons I ha', Met with lia. fat surpassed soy rito..t satigotne expectations, and has ersi. fi rbosi me c.0. - 11111Am tsevee in reilli. quish the hope of becoming ,ine , .f cool . Rewesentative, " My present Adiress would pruhaLlv have basso longer de fermi, had nut Sir Jacob /Oki declared hit intuuupa tit u db. drawing it the next General t Iceti. 41. " An Address lia, also appro."! front Mr. Windham, but it does not in ant decree alter ins f..rmer resolution. st I shell t h ere(.., oetsievere in the cievaa whirls has already called foilt to 'nails littering mats of your apputruion " This Advertisement has drawn forth another from Mr. Windham, dated the .Icl instant, of which followfng is an extrael : • • " Thoirih I am to lament, that, under a fre:c :.7 ,, c.sinne!f of which I declare m , self to have no knowledge or extmeiloida, win under the inference to be drawn from my ;i:etwaeio 4sls h riecumstanee., namely, that I hire nn intentmn of ...dins* forward, many pat.O.MI 61116 been surprised into pioninev, ti, me winilil otlirrwlie have withheld, I* have no rayon is think that each advantage has been o b tained in camelaence, as at all. to alter the prospect with which l set cyt I—and it must he a tar different state of thinv be,. any that yetappenv, cr that I expect or can fore see, that cat i , educe ine vis rit,jects.on arhiith I have long set my ho?es, aud wined toe ildulgrat partiality of the tuuntv, Liith uri a late' and on the Pt.itOl occaiii.n, has slow rendered niuti7 den to my than eve, " This Advertisement ciAschides with a promive by 'r. ‘Vindharn, that whenever any interval of pob liusiness shall admit of it, he shall avail himself of the opp,,ttimity, t,q its tun extent, in pressing his solicitations to the county in person. . _ '• The st.o, on the prosecution of JAMES TPA- V.Sit, Esq. his Coroner and Attorney, against triton. for an assault upon dosnua WA kuss est, a Letter Carrier in the Liverpool Post Qffice, when in the execution of his duty. This t 745 A prosecution instituted at the late Lan caster Assac6, by order of their Lordsliips the Post- Haste, 44 - g eneral, for an assault committed by the Defendk.t, a young gengernm of respectaLlo con nedlions and property, and 'clerk m eminent mer chants in Liverpool, upon a Letter Carrier, who was sent on board a ship at Livewponl by the De puty Past-Master there, to obtain the letters brought by the ship from New Providence. The Defendant was in the cabin when the L-tter Carrier came on board for the letters; and conceiving that he had a right to select the letters of his employers And their friends, previous to the bag going to the Poit-Of ace, he seized he olg. and took out several letters before he permitted the Letter Carrier it. have it. and the Letter Carrier resisting, the Defendant con:coined an assault upon him. The assau!t was not an aggravated nature; bet the of the PosteOtice in constriereing the proseco:ron, ap peared principally ro he foe the "purpose of con vincing the masters of vessels, and others interested in vessels arriving from parts abroad, at the drierent ports in this kingdom, that they should deliver the letters 'nought by such vessels in the grst place at the Post-Office of the pert at which they arrive, and not to the parties to whom such lettets may be ad " Wised. The Delendant was cooviried cf the as sault. and fiift have ro appear in the 'Court of King's 'tench next term. to..eceive the judgm •nt of that Court ; and the Learned Judge (Hon. Baron fieTion), before wham the caahe was tried, dis tin,* 1:.i1 d.r.vn the law to be with the Post-Office ; that the Post-Master of Liverpool had acted ter realy in sending for the letters, and that it was the ditty or the matter of tire 'rem; to-have delivered them to the carrier. Yesterday, s French Prisoner of War was brought before the Sittiag Magistrates, for Shad well - Division, charged by the Police Officers with atteinpting tss mare his escape from tie ship Ursid", now lying in the best-india I) toles. VAC Magi - trues, atter a full investigaticr., dire led that the Prisoner should be delivered over to the custody of the proper Officer authorized by the 'Fla- sport Board. The Captain of the ship not attertong, pursuant to the ocher of the Magistrates, he eginvid.4 in )4:re usual penaltY, according to tia ct aritamant. Can Wednesday last, a match at baeksword took place at Aishop's Canning', fee three bloods, be twixt Cooe.e and LINE. !who is brother to him who broke Bt. sicgro.io's head at Caine Fair), which was decided in favour of the former, who hrojte hit opponent's heed M the fourth add fi:th !wets- On Sinntlarieotight,duringthercviewcftheßoyal Cumberland Militia, stationed at Sunderland Bar racks, a natlancholy accident happened. As the battalion was advancing three deep, owe of the front rank men tell, in crossing a ditch ; and the man behind him, Jana hivoice, a native of 'Wigton, likewise failing; the baytnet of the former pere trated through tern body of the latter, and cam • nut oa the opposite side. He was taken up without hopes of recovery. The first stone of a Jewish synagogue ' intended to be ereaed at the top of Seel-street. Liverpool, was laid on Monday se'unight, by Mr. Hai:ay SANULL, attended by maay respectable gettlemen of that persuasion. Under the stone was deposited a bottle, connsining a piece of parchment, (wherein eras written, in Hebrew and in English, a suitable invocation) and various pieces of coin, of the reign of His present Marts - re. The Rabbi, or Priest, they: delivered a soitable prayer, implo7icg Con to crown the ntidertaking with his merciful proteaion ; after which, he offered un an ejaculat-on for the Royal Family. Th,e Cornasityee dined with Mr. Ilaatheize and spent the day with the utmost has sow; df+k . ag Fpapy 'A74 and patrons toasts. , . . • PO 1. g. • M A NSION-PIQUSG Yestercla:, George DefeM, an officer of SI. Sepul chre's parish. was charged before the Lard•Majffir, with raising a riot in Bartholomew Fair, on Friday' night last, and endeavouring to rescue a Mr: Sayer, • from the custody of Halt, one of the- Marshal's. men, in doing..which he made a violent assault err John Archeroin,OffiCer,raliu :Ord under the siretlion of the MarshOlis-man. Hall stated; that according to the orders he had received, hin tin Friday night, went rounei the dife . ferent pithlieelrusev, in the nriAhbourbood of the Fair. to clear away the company. Viliert he came • • • to the White Hart publie•housee he round a Geer; • (lemon, named Sayer, drinking wine in the first flnor,•ssiiis many other persons. Hr of course told the ccmpany the orders he had received, attd they( all went • away very peaceably, except 'this Gentle. man, who being a 'little in liquor. positively refused '• to gn, and he was at length.obliged,eith• the officer,' tinder him, to force !Um oct of the *hause, an+ take him to the Cnmpter.' Mr. Sayer made giehe resinance, and when they were dragging hies through the *hall, Mr. Duffield came up and said, the prisoner was hii friend. and they should not take him away. Hall said he wnuld lodge him' in the Compeer. and if he iDnifielelj attempted to rescue him, he would lolge hind there also. Duffield'still vociferated, that his ((,lend should be liberated, and at all events that hiesboald he taken to the watch-houte, and nct to the CrepPeer: Halt refused to an this; in cunsemience of Durfield.•and the men with him, behaved id most rioneeemanner. and struck Archer, one of chi • Officerc under the command of tae•htlarshai'semild, several viutent blows on the head. • John Archer, the Officer weo was assaulted, cot rokrarated the story told by 'Hall; and farther said. that he received several violent blows on the back of the head, but be cottld act say who it was struck him. • Several other witnesses were then celled. one of whom swore positively that he saw Duffield lift 43 staff AM; strike Archer several times on the head, of the same time exclaiming, that site Psi-m.ler should be broc tht before him, as head Constable at dos watclehouse, and not to the Comptes. Mr. Duffield being then asked what he had to say in his defence I stated, that be was head Constabli of St. Sepulchre's Parish. and, according to his ceptini of the laws of his country. the Prisoner s h ou ld have been brought to the watch-hone Were biehin:tead nt !sting taken to the Compter.' He t acknowledged that being impressed with this**. , he was very atiziops to have Mr. Sayer briniest* the watch-house, as he wits a particular E.:km*4W% bat he positively denied that be had ever lifted bii t sjair to stoke any man. "The LARD MA YOU said, for ought he knew ho • might be in some respeets a very good offices; but, in the present instance, he most assuredly bed be trayed a total ignorance of his duty. His Lordship then eemplimented the City Officers fey their eecr. • tions 4jurisg the fair this year, which its said had been consequently carried en with unpreceskatest order and regularity ; and then recommended Duffield to retire, and make a handsonae ispeliagy. and also some recompence to tee officer be bad a ssaulted, otherwise he would consider it his datie to make him 'find 'armies for his appearance at the next Sessions, aui to order a prosecution tq he come tuenced against trim at the salt of the city. A gentlemanlike man. dressed in a white cattl,. jacket, and nankeen pantaloons , came forward, a n 4 begged his Lordship's attention for a few momenta. He sail he was an American tubjeit, and being see. a trading voyage to the East Indies, his ship was cast veal' or. the cozst. ar.d plundered by the. Malaya. 'He 'made the best of his way to an Eule gush settlentieet,' and came home as a passergef i the Bend,.::, Cate East Indiaman. He sent . hi truck on s';nre to a ft lend at Gravesend, with ord that it should be forwarded to Losidon. which w dune accordingly. As soon as he arrived in to himself, he went to tie house in Billiktsgate. soh the trunks are usually lodged; betlseas surprised • learn, that his had been delivered, without any ord irenf hint, tteis man named Edwards; of whom had 'not the slightest knowledge. When he . call on this Mr. Edwards, he we; toahe should have his trunk, titles, he paid him a guinea ( keeping it; hat this be refused to de ; and theret. anliea to his Lordship to ;snow how he sho• aa. The Loan Mernt inquire 4 who this Edwar • was t and vies inlortnechby one of the Officers, tb he was a ire p, who made it his businsts get pessess.an a the seam hotel, that they mi coma to his house, tliat he might send the ' board wine other vessel. An Ofccr was item *rely dispatched to Edwards, to desire him' to store the the t; but he refusing, a summons was sued. •• The following stisclung circumstance took 0 last week. in Love-lane, Sunder:and:—A s mricer, belonging to the Artillery, having the evening with a frail female, discovered' morning that he was a low of two or three it by the iii!venture. Returning next day, ih day light, he forced open her lodgings, and ac ly giving her time either to confess or 4.tly the bery, knocked her down. and trampled oil breasia, Ac. till she was nearly insensibia. He proceeded to mangle her body with a large frhir which he made such untriercifol pse. as near ' depriie her of her chin. and Qtbtracise cli‘6 her face and head in a most dreadful man The woman yet lives, and the man is tcill at FATAL FIPTLCTS OT fat ovcasinze.---Ye sennight a farm was *I by eat ion in the nag hood rid Furness ; all the lsoys in the village bled at the place of sale. era were very isn't indulged with punch, which wits, as ii cost given among the company. Two boys were to diinjt sn much punch that they Isecaa pletely inseasicse, and were carried to bed i state. Or,e of th e m wai ezcesdingly ill, and less the greater part of the nrzt day. but rt in the evening; the other boy, itottt tine r ears age. the son of Wittiest W;tsdai. of Dalton. w found the neat morning, speerl!erv.setaily inc.pat o: vo'uttary motion, anti affeaed with convulsios which. returned at short intervals. with ulcerate viiienc-, the whole of tbe day, till. eleven o'cludi a:et, ash= he expired in great agony. . - ▪ • , I O rt, ht, ci $1 r.. 1 It V,. of !.s an 4 sitar: mttej eircl• It Tr, C".