The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-10-04 00:00:00

r l 11 . r U' i PROCESSIEM vtt 'BE WATERMEN. t-• The river Tha presented yeuettley morning, r ' 4 V 1111.aorarly ho , a ►t•es,ri.f extrateadansry animation, .I ) o o o,.. er st' etivity. Boats err, observed in motion e trel 4 direction; the gay habiliments of the tveter vie.ruceatitionellv corwariug; the ere.wefs collet:04 ozvag the hank• assembled on the seceral swages—all indicated that umbel/nil of unusual .oterest was in contempletion. .soon after eight o'clock grist numbers of boats from below London-bridge, some even from Green- Wiet and Gravesend. had collected at the Soothe wr..k.hreilkee, where theywere joined by hosts from • the .ipper part of the ; hut to avAid the invent. vo,itien«c anti danger of crowding too many busts in the confined space between Siouthwark. bridge aid Loudon-hridge it had been previously wronged that .111, , toats belonging to doe upper pint of the Myer stee.ild await the procession at their several stations, f a ll into their proper p1.1(4.11 in the lines as the procession passed. The order of the procession hog heels prtviouftly arranged, very little diffi euity was found in assigning to the ieveral boats • floor placer; those froin below London. bridge were •• to proceed in the centre of the river. while the boats of the Middlesex send Surrey sides were to skirt their respective stoves. In this order they were to convey to Brendeobtirgh !louse the Ad dread from the Waternien end Lightetneen or the r Thames, expressive of their affection foe the Queen, and their sympathy in the sufferings her Majesty lin tindergooe. The Gentlemen forming • the Deputetwo of the Watermeo, were c onveyed in a very handsome barge rowed by 16 men dressed • white silk jackets and blue tronsers. Tlwy were Orecetled by e band of music, while three large steam sreisels, crowded oith people, a n d oreetenenied with Hags of various colours wed devices, skirted the Surrey shores of the river, atql orcasionadly fired. salutes from some small ewivels provided for this • • purpose. About ten o'clock the iiroces-ion began to more from Southwark ler dge. At this moment it would he impossible to convey an adequate idea of the splendour and sonnet l of tile scene.— The slyer was literally covered with 110..1., all twar. in!' flogs of various colours auddrscni it item, There . • twild not be fewer than from live to six thousand boats present, the wen in each were, for the 'nett part, clothed uniformly in Moe or white jackets, with Idue sashes and white favours, :and rues boat bore a • Beg, either white, blue, or sniped, with some device or motto. Binh if ample were heard on various parts of the river, awl from mail 11141.1•8 along the shorn, and the gore; as they tired from the steam' Musts west answered by velnice from the NM. It is impossible to do justice to the brilhaney rod magnificence of the spectre?. The mooting was remarkably fine, and the sparkling of the water, as it wee diourbed by the thousands of mire, increased the splendour of the scene. The procession ad s tweed rapidly up the river, being impelled both i toe wind mod title, col was increned as it proceed rd, being joined by the boats of the several stations Coeig the liver. Thr order of she procession, however, was not long oh-erred, and before the boats pawed W'. vtmnrtet-hridKr. they porsiicil their way without any regard to previous. arrangements. They soon foemetili close mass• which however detracted nas tltiog from the gra, , cal magnificence of the spectacle. although it could ant fail of exciting in the minds of the spectators on sheer sit ides of immediate danger. - • The crowds that fined the Weeks order river.aad were collected on the prverel bridges, defied.colcolation; • hat we do trot thi al . that we meal oudienoto th e w by representing them at 200,000 Venous. The .prr.. *ons who either formed n part of the joroeessiou. or onoigled with it from curiosity, could net be fewer its cumber than 20,000. poueg. . QUID IRVARIL On Manslay night n young man, named Wei. Eforatrell, 11 .1 rniumitteil for trial f this lifErr, ehnigril with bar. ii.g rubhid Sir lon Lade of his watch, &c. about 12 o'clock IL:.amc dav , Iw thr Kensington...roil. hone Norris, a J r ., was riiioniiited for re ertsmiwarino on a tenni.. charge, preferred agaiust him by Mr. 'l'. Ml kli•SO II of Chelsea. OLD BAILEY, TursDAY, Orroban 3. The Imiiners of the Session, having terminated tin• eveniog lie C0)1%1031144E114E* NT pursed the awful retitetice of &alb nikou tie following ciput4l convicts ; Henry Harris. Charles Lee, Thulium Goodall, Sarah Piero, Elis. Callaghan „bike' Nesensiin, awl John Madden, fur wining forged woes of the Batik of England; Thus Cf. irr, , J. Davis, Wsei. Svltify Smith, Joseph Ellyoger, George FBI: • wards, Richard Brailtaseei, J. Hemming, J *Wel Jacobs, Rawl Webster, Daniel Low, and James FOX, for highway robberies; Thous., Caloll ' Adam Duckett, John Kelly, J. T. Martin, Hriiry Lee, John Napprr, and Henry Todd, • to,r stealing is derelliiig.liouves; T. F. Harnett, for forging and ultrrlng .a bill of exchange ; 11. C. Turnkey, for a rob -4,11 the River Thrives; William Sitirelifield, fur horse . ; .1 booms 11 'r for van-lime ; George Orford ar.d Peter T3lYr, for burglary; Wes. Fisher, Charles Evans, and Thusnas BFoll'll, fur leinse.breaking, in the &Orme ; *numb Jarvis suit Sumo Thom is, fur sitealisig in a drefing buirer.e; inol.Ttiontae Wooer. fur • deiestable offence. were ordered to be tramp.' led for life; fishier.* Cut .wire,. 'rats ; true to be toms jowled no years iu the House Comet • ; two for true year, aid several fur shorter periods, visor to be privately soil others publody *Lipped: Four 118411141 f juileinveit• rispited; two were Runt Jc. each sad discharged—odor/ which the.Cuait was adjourned to • Wednesday stay Mon not . 'BRIGHTON, °cram 11. The King left Ildr plate to-day for hi, Cuttaze at Wiridatir His Aliiiepty ►all not quitted the Pavilion since hi. arrival Mien Portsmouth: but ibis doe, on cringing nut fa his way to town, he reviewed the Stab regiment of f ot. Berme onittiad the yacht • certificate was gives to Sir FAMind Nagle, for the mike of his wager wish Lord Yarmouth, that the Kind had sailed 94 leagues. Oa Saturday the Duke and Dueling de eases had a view of the Pavilion, an iseptilion having hoer. made from the established rule of not skewing it white his Majesty is herr, in favou► of hi.. Ei cer die u cy. After their visit 'hey relented to IYorthind, which rwatiwees the favoured residence for distinguished personages. IMPORT . ANT TO THU SPORTING WO ' lan. Suitor, the winner of the Derby this year, •nil who was harked at even on Saturday. at Newmatket, to wen the St. Leger slakes (run Oar yeetarday), (bed on Monday morn ing, between sit au/ seven o'clock. He was taken out to undergo his last sweat ; he faltered 4a4tia gallop near the Duke's viand, and died shortly after he wet ham issue the stable. This event has canard much consternation amongst betters ; and Mr. Thornhill, the owner. has *optioned a great lons, hawing been lately QM red 3,500/. fur him. Oa opening the horse, the heart was much enlaiged, and a rupture of vac of the vessels near it had taken place. THE TUEF. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. 1820. MONDAY, OCIMIMIN 2. The Trial Stakes, • subscription of legs. each, for 3.yr-nl,ll, let. 91b.; Net. 91b.; 21b.; 6.yr. old, and axed, get. Slb. D M. Mr. LAWs h. e. Banker, 4 yrs old Lord Clarendon's ch. f. 3 yrs old, by Haphazard, out of dam Mr. Bouveries br. c. 3 yrs old, bought of H. R. H. the D of York. 3 Si► J. Shrlle)'s b. Is. Infrrior, h yrs old • Mr. Jacques's b f. Elvin, 3 yrs sold, by Orville Mr. Crockford's ch. e. lio tua, 4 yrs old Mr. SVyndliani's gr. c. Snowdon, 4 yrs old Lord Jersiry's h. h. Master Henry, S yrs old . Mr. Thorubill'a h. f. Shoveller, 4 yrs old dr The Juke placed but three. 7tol on Banker-3 to 1 ago Lord Clarenilon'a cb. f. Sweepstakes of 200 g.. each, Sat. 31b. D. I. D. of Poi iland's e. Mr. Low, by Walton D. of (Ire 's c. Carbon, by Waxy, out of Charcoal.... 2 H. R. H. the Duke of York's c. by Haphazard, oust of *tapirs ohm 3 Mr. Nreille's brother to Sir Joshua 4 to 1 on Sir. Low. Id Safi..ld's Comiral. 8.1. 21h. hell Mr. Ueley's Bar meekly, 121 b. T. V. C. 100 g.. M. ft.-2 iu I uu Cumeical. Sweepstakes of 300 gs. each, Is ft. S.t. 41b. From the Start. ing.post of Lb. SI. to the end of the Flat. Those by un. Tried Stallions, or out of untried flares, to he allused3tb. Sir J. Shelley's b. e. Catchas, b ) Sores res., out of Hough ton Lass Duke of England's ch. c. Coriuli, by Juniper, toot of Volumnia 1.41 G. H. Cavendish's ch. c. by SI iddleiburpe H. R. H. the D. of VlDlk's ch. c. by Robes's, out of Aqui. by Eagle .. pd 6 is I on Cerioli. Sweepstakes of 150 gs. cock b. ft. Sal. 71b. B. M. D. of Giartun's It. e. Ihodarrir, by Phantom...... Mr. Paytie'a c by Crinitii H. K. H. the D. of York's c. by H ipbasard Mr. GudiWife Muouraker, brother to Subedit . pd Sweepstakes of 150 gs. each, h. ft. fur fillies, Sal. 41b. each, It. M. Untried Stall' or untried Mires to he allowed 31h ; if both, 5.b H. of Ca...holes ch. Roarua, by Haphazard 51r. Rush's b. by Smolenako, out of Lady Jane H. R. H. the Duke of Turk's br. by [docker, out of Rapti, D. .f Rutland's b. Euieline, by Waxy, out of Sorcery „ pd NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. The fuliaailfa( is lee — II Io4IEOTY'S groti ohrAtothee. to the Athlreos fnan the -lish.lbitawsur the Parish of Si. Ko.hnoitie, spear the 'reser : IS at rut% perrifint ontioractinn that I receive this stri , llMMeirm fr.do the futtabitatits uf She Precinct of COUItRE OF FXCIIANth hi. gatbswille, ewer the Tower Antal. Hato, C.F. 12 '8 • 1 rutile, Newel suppose that the lidialiiteutr uf this lucidity MHO at .Slght ll 5 would be indigetein .tieciaturs whets a ii toe ai wilt)! was I il ll 9 on.kina I. &pier. 11w Que. a Cata.art of hip ea hl. , aom.. ; Ant a ••• p l2 9 harlelwre far 1 1 11 :1 0 y C .. 11 leliun.h 1011:ea itt the rt.citirt 31 of hi. Or all 11w Qat us who tae , A Ilona 11 , co the p:asuatasra uf St. K.l6arn.ea th.,ozla Nome. hare Par.*. S dray's dale 2S KO d. unk owe lily then ..lbws of thr cup .Im.y...rutty, 11.•1 none has toren estrus , . din sr longer Saliva of atalwiwou anal lur. liourilratta • 20 10 ' thing p• (weal...llP. Fur the holtuur of bowie,' uature. hi.. Field:fort ow the Huy furialsktes few liulauct I* *herr saateruleuer b..s yeomen d irrn all as.rnsie..mr for a 1014e1.r of a remnry. Royal pa- Vseitsia F.s.2ln.ilr. 10 14 ICS 11/1 hi. Kat Lai we'', ilsoUgh twu trivia of 14'1.31111. • IS:wield 341 arareic.l by lite sae tat the rikeent sssss yet their's was a mu; t'aille aii.aitn i y paw!, a lisle say married Isle has been a lung rush- TtIC•I4I . : l5 uwily f--a.prrp.l teal wilkiwbuud ut caen.• Babas .‘ ., 34 What constitutes toy principal ;solace pry rt Seethe Itareekaa 313 Inners is, that ray stars i•gl. are likely tu prtoult•lairfirirl to 333 the p .aplc, sa d that thy hberiar. or the'eitttryartil h sag : L, • Obtalier 3O 'twisted by the perarsativos of the Queer.. •* • • Leghorn 461 • •-• •••7; • ." •• ~ PORTSMuUTIII, ocTonett 2. Arrived the ilawkesbary. Hunter, from Quebec; and the R0'911114 from Flume. tiaslcd she Prince Witcher, Johnson; and Emma, Baum guilt, tor Madras, &c. HARWICH, OCTOBIR I. Arrived the Lord Nilson packet with a maul from Cult. haven. DIAL, OCTOVER 2. Srilril she Hungley, Lamb, fur Minim aad Ca!emit. Carne down rum the River and sailed shi Neptune, Moore, for Gib. altar and 111ra►Ins. Arrivrd nod remain she Mary, Gray, from „larnslcs-r-alte by ben supplied sills not anchor and crier.; Mary, Brows, from Bengal awl BAGIVIll; and the Wye from Cowes. invareoL, OCTOBER 1. Arrives! the Retrieve, MaiAstnne, from Maranham ; Roberts, 11.(11 N,. Orleans; Hat srsl, atilt!, frosts Wel miesetass; Stapleton, Itoolinsls, Com Quebec; flits's, Han lon, from Montreal; Arlatn, Hiepn, from Barbauhn•s; Ge neral !hock, Dolma", fruns Demerara; Rope. Patterson, from Qierlser ; and James and Maras. , I, Osten. from Newfound land —The Stapleton has been en plane 'scar the Rock, but has gut off again. VALMOUTII, sirrwssaaw 30. Arrived the Mariner, Urilwri„ front Loudon fur Trieste; and thu Trial, Jcutiu, from Lamlon. ACIFRIDETN, SCPTCIIII,III Arrived stir New Middleton, Cargill; from Davis's Straits, with 10 fish, a full shill. The Ai., EVII lin : Fly, Evans ; Crone Liverpool for CirsitirvoN.; and the Sincerity from Chester frr eo. were gutsily lost sin Saturday night at the entrance of 1311113111111111 liar bour--riews saved. The Active, Ellis, from Carnarson, is lust off Barthel !stood The Policy, frost London to the South Seas, ran 1111 shore yesterday farcuoust on the N.W. part of :11arigote Saud. Wednesday week a hare jumped into the Great Canal at Putt Dundalk A bgelwr, who happened to be a keen sportsman. Immediately jumped in after her, without considering how lie W3ll to get out. die batik. at the gt,lace being nearly four fret above the surface of the water. A number of posters who were near. 4,41'141 their ropes, II:milled them doxtr„ and hauled up the adventurous battler. wttl► the hare in his arms. Ttiommir, °crusts 3. Geoue ....... ...... 43; Vebs tee 1181. et wee 1114.1,a riaples. ....... 3%1 P4l,rissu, per I Is Losbou 0p041...• .. • 4SI 10 J•I•CITU. b4 Y. rl Dobliu folk CAJ LIAO :11, Portugal Gull' in I' i. d. ('oin, fur us 0 0 0 Goad in Oars. New I).nibloous 0 11 0 New Dollars 0 4 l& Silver in Bars 0 4 Ili New Luaus each.— 0 0 0 • JOHN .!KILL. • • /foam Geoffrey Crayor's n Skl..A &.V') • -- There is no species of humour in which-the Eng lish more excel than that which cotenant •in ram-g -laring and ['mint; linlicri.roi appellarions; or nick names. In this wiv they have whintricolly ilesvg mord. w it merely individuals, but mitiolis; awl in their frothiest. for pu s h ing n joke, they have it. 4 soared VIVO thentorrives. One would think, that In pCritoliirywg itself, a 111.1101 would 60 alit to grand, lier..ic, and Imposing ; Lux it is ch Jr teteristee of the pecu li ar I r of the lush, and entitle love for what tv Wont, comic, mid famili.r, that they have embodied tli-ir national oddities in tilt figure of h sturdy, cm•ptilent old fellow. with a torte. cornered hat, reel waisict. .1, !either brert hes, awl .tout oaken cudgel. Tim. they have taken a singular deft-glut in exhibiting their most privat e f u ibl o s in a h•itgliable noun 1.1 view ; and have !teal so successful in their deline ations, that there i. scarcely a toeing in actual ex iiitruce inr re alroilittelv pre.ect t.. the politic nom!, lion that ecceotiic pcysotrige, John Bull. Perhaps the c notisitual coistrzuplittion of the cha racter thus drawn or mem. lia• comrioitted tia it upon the nation ; sod thus to Rive reality to slim lit first may have pal .trd in a wpm nita.urr. from the iniagniataini. 31ret are apt 111 -ctioirr peculiarities that are co•itiou illy aserii!rot to Heroin The common order% of steal wnuderfully captivated with the beam idea/which they lime knitt ed of J o h n Bull, and endeavour eu act sin to the broad caricature that is purpriiislly befrore their eyes. Unluckily, they rionttimes make their boasted Bull-ism an apology for their preja dice or grossneas; and this I have especially pis ! ticed among those truly home-toed nod kpentsme sous of the soil, who hasp never migrated beond the sound of Bow-bells. If sue id these shou ld b e a little uncouth in speech, and apt 'to utter s iruper. tinent truths, he, confessea that he is • real John Bull, snit always speak. his miud. If he stew mud . then flies into an unreasonable burst of passusts about trifler, he observes, that John Ball is metro. letie old blade, but thrrit his passion is over in a mometit, anti lie hears tin malice. Übe bens's' a coarseness of taste, and to fur. igu refinements, he thanks [leaven for hue tgaoraeter— lie itta plain John Bull, and has 111, rehab r.s. froppety and 'nicknacks. His very itrolirorlUl to be gulled by strangers, mid to p.y extravagaittly for abriar.. dities, is excused mule, the idea of •tu •s fence-_ for John is always more. generous thaw wise. Thin., under the mime of John Buil, be will cout , irc to argue every fistilt.into a merit, and will frankly con vict himself of being the hone:test fellow an ex istence. However li•tle. therefore, the chanicter may have suited in the first imitative. it has gradually adapted 'l+lf to the nation, or rather, they have ad tilted themselves to each other ; and a strolger who wrilies to study Englis!l peculiaiiiics, may gather touch valuable it& ))))) 41103 trout the iiiimmerable portr sits of John Kull, as exhibited in the wituluiws of the caricature sSops. Still, however, ; he is line of those fertile 110111011iists, that are continually throwing nut new traits, and presentiog different aspects 110111 difirerelll W * lll of view ; and, otter. as he has ~ been described. I cannot resist the - temptstiosi to give a slight sketch of him, such us he has met my eye. John Bull, - to all appearance, is a plain down. right. itistter•of-fact fellow, with mach less of poe try about him than rich prose. There is little of romance in his suture, but a vast tle,al of strong natural feeling. He excels in humour, more thou in wit ; is jolly, rather than gay ; melancholy, rather than morose ; can easily be moved to a sud den le tr, or surprised into a broad laugh ; but he !willies sentiment, and has tin turn for light plea santry. tie is a boon companion, if you allow litin to bare his humour. and to ta:k shout himself; taint aill stand by a friond in a tits:tire!, with life and purse, however %timidly lie may be cudgelled. In this last respect, to till the tr u th, lie 11.111 propensity to be somewhat too rends. Ile is a busy. minded persoliage, oho thinks not merely fur him self and family, but for all the contitry mood, and is most geiwiously 4111110 N-11 to be verp-bod)'s champion. lie is cootionally volunteering his sm aller. to settle his otighbours• offsirs, and takes it in great dudgeon if they engigt• in any,iii steer of conwetpietice without arktiog his advice ; though he sell engsres in any iiien tly office of the kind wi limit bid:4llllg by getting i n t o a squabble with all p mks, and then railing bitterly at their ingra titude. Ile unluckily took les.oits in his youth in the noble science of &fetter, and having accom plished litinself to the use of his limbs and his weaptois, and become a perfect master at looting allll cudgel pl.y, he has had a trouble some life of it ever «nice. Ile cannot hear of a quarrel bet wren the usual tli-tai.t ltb his neigh bouts, but he begins iticnidineiltly to foruhle with I the load of his cudgel, and ctc.sider whether his interest or honour does not require thus he should meddle its the 'nulls. lialred, lie has extrusbd his 'elan 111 l s of pride and policy to completely over the whole country. that sio event cats take place with out snow of Ilia finely-spun rights and dignities. Couched w Iva little tlnurtin , with these filaments strttehlog futile in every directiim, he is like some choleric; bottle.bellied air& r, who Last woven Ina web over a whole chamber, to that is Hy cannot buzz, nor a Ilize-zi• blow, with ou t start. lisitE Ins repulse; and causing 111111 111 salt. 141111 wrathially flout his deo. ieslly a gold-hearted, gooll.temireritl old Ivllow set kubitons. )et lie is tiiigialarly I I or bong in tlie midst of conte litton. It is one of los pecultaiittra, however. dist he,oilly relishes the hr. .ginning or so brirnr: lie okays go e s ink) a fight with 11 1‘ , ..rily, 11141 r4/1111.11 out 4.f it grututiling even iitt•en vie t.sious though tilt one fights with mare 01/Vlll l ll'y to carry a contested paint. het, vehen the battle is mer e ' and be conies to the secoticilittr tied, he is so much taken up with the mere shaking of htnila, that he is sA to Ire his antagenist pocket a:1 they have he-ti rpsatrelling shout. It s. not. then fore, I i I hut lie ought so much to be nu • lets guard iig“itt.•, as eitirkiag friends. It is diffi cult tuft angel lag out of a birthing ; hut pod loin in a good humour, and you may bargain hrtu outs ot all ilir uuutcy in his' is cket. lie is liar one of Ito. own ships, which will weather the roughest storm tutiosjittett, bat roil its tto3its ovitbnard iu the sec reethog calm. Ile is • little fond of playing Ibe mag ace shroud ; of 'tolling not a long pots, ; flaw.% his money -bravely *bout at hotting unittlevs, bogs.- ropey., end erek tights, and rirrving a high herd Pllll.l g a Gentlemen of the Gory ;" but immediately A . m. VOW of 110 BP • till of r4vitg atier he ui.l he L.Len ad!) violent /palms of re n.; stop short opt the most trivial expenditure; talk 'fee. nstely of being runlet', rod brought upon the pa rish; and in such Tll,OO/1.. %111 1101 pay the sitiall• st tradesman's big will t vitoleot ulterertion. Ile is, in fret, the um., 'ninon 61 rod disegtatent.d p iy. 1114 .ter in the. world; drawsog his (ion out of his breeeheA 1/111I'ket anti ii.littite relnensi,ce; prying to the tottertiotopt farthing, but reeoutitinying every guinea WWI r gror I. Wttli all Ins talk of economy, however. hr is it houbtifill ilf(), *IA to ho•ottlable housekeeper. opt y it of a ,611.1ii.wil knot, its elver ob i to itevife how he 'nay afford to be extra ravaot ; tot he w,ll l a iniself berf-•terk rival pint of pot one d.,y, float lie tiiur r0.a.1 au cia %tlittr, breach a li. , herd of a!e, soil treat all Ins origttitoteesi on the next. Hes domestic establi.listient is etp.rrisoosly P 11.• plll.llle ; not .41 witt•h from any gre.t outward • parade, a. from tbs. greet i nusumptinu. f .ohJ bed and pudding; the ;ast untidier r f 41. . ft, .110e111 Graf. il4l O / clothes, moil ha soopslar di-po.ition to pay hugely for small services. He is a insist kind and indettgent waster. and. provided • his *ter supa litentooss ins peCIIIIIIMOV, NAtter Ina vanity a fettle omit- and then, and do not peculate grossly On loon li.fore his f ye, they .nvlY ill""Ke been to petrectiou. Every thiatikat loves on hilts seems to • threes and- paw fat. .114sokhossa s•rsaiits are well • mid, and - jilasaitared. • and - Inntat-hdle in do. His ' bones are sleek and loofy; god fitriaceAlooly before ilia state carnage; *talkie bassol-dagioApep quietly about the dear, mold, well hardly bark .at a loathe breaker. . • n . • Ilia f in)ily mansion IS an o ld castelieted elaberf 'house, grey with age, and of_ a though weather.beiteu appearance- it has threw beds upon ins uvular plan, - but • is. • es-t into. mail stint, of pars,, erelied in various tastes dad, { ago. The centre hear/ evlae l at thersof Same or. chitecture, and is is solid os . poisdanius mono sod . old English oak can make it..jilt...V .1h! rel;ce ef that etj ( e.• it is fall of obscure puvrages, rose mime, end dusky chambers; and though dime hive. limn partially lighted* up in modem dis)s, yet there are many places Where - 'you mast troll grope in the dark. Additives have been made to the original edifies f r om time to time, a n d great alterations I ave token place; towers and battlement, have been erecied (Wasi k ears and to molts.; wings. hi, it in times of peace; and..out. busses. lodges, and offices, roil lip according to the . whir Or Oimeolefere of different generations; until it has hemone One of the maw apscinus, rambling tenements itnaginable. An entire %lug it take., up with the family chapel; a reverend pile thst insist once have bees exceedingly sumptuans., and, in. deed, its spite*, Issalig hers, altered c u d •titiplifiril at vaginas periods, leas slid a look of solemn reit ginus pomp. Its wall. within are sioaieal with the with the morisosessais of ancestors ; and it is (snugly fitted op with _soft cushions and well-lined chairs, where ouch of his family as are inclined to church 'civics''s, may doze comfortably in the di.- charge of their duties. To keep lip this chapel has cost John much money ; but he is staunch in his religion. anti d in Its zeal, from the circumstance that crony dis senting chapels have been erected in his v trinity, and several of his neighbours, with whom be has . bad quarrels, ate •trong Papists. To de the duties of die chapel. he maintains, at a large expense, a pions and porily family chap. lain. He is a molt learned and decorous per. nonage. and a truly well.bred Christian, who al. wa's beck* the old gentleman in las opinions, tanks discreetly at his little rebukes tlic chit hro when reirActory, and is of great use in exhorting the. tenants to renal their bibles, say their pram, and, above all, to pay their resits punctually. and without grumbling. The family apartments lire in is very autiquated I+llltr, !A/OW*IW 11r00y 01111 Often 111C011Vellietot, but full of the sot sinigiiitic lice of farmer limes • fitted up with tick, though faded tapestry, unoiehly furniture, and loads of massy gorgeous old plate. The via 4 tire-places, ample kitchens, este a.ire relhirs, and sumptuous baistiortiug-holls, —all speak of the roaring hospitality of days of yore, of which the ►uodern festivity at the manor-leanse is but a blianow. l'ltere are, however, complete suits of ►oouts apparently deserted ond t:►nr woru; aid towers 0041 turrets that are tottering to decay ; an that in high winds there is danger of their tumbling about the ears of the household. (To Ise continued.) Ariorala at Edinburgh—His Highness Prince Lenin Lich trostein thr Duke and Duchess of Athol; Earl of Mans field ; the Honourable-C. A. Pelham; H. Rridgemais ; Simpson, Esq ; Captain H. Forbes, R.N.; John Rye tttttt r, Eaq.; Hagar', Esq. and family; and Wm. Taylor, 1 . 1/..partmer—The Malvin of Illandf.rrd ; John Dixon, Egli ; Dlrs. DiNUIII ; Wm. Semi, E.g.; Harthmt, Esq ; ......11 . 3)(10r, Eaq. ; John Wight', Esq.; Win Hanbury, E.;.; G Hnobury, ()11 Wednesday n lad atoned Rowr, living it Ls methon, hurter Lokkenrd, whilst at play wilt soother called Wit.t.s, ton up is Ault which had berm Cart ks*ly Itft in the rtlolll, Heod pest - toting it enot he would shoot him i it unfortuostely happen.. td to be lorded, rod AM htv pulling the trugger, the loilird in 'he and neck of hits Cu iiipr wai, was «o il-sverutely w"unded tort his reel(- very j• vrr) (I.IUI/11611. T. ,Morris, who wai hanZ•d at Trim he'll . for a rowi r ry orse dt . thineil al I.i. death that he was mime. ot of w bat be was Olen going 10 +uflrr inr—unit lle had riot beets concerned in any robbery. •iuee the Inail-Loaeli robbery in winch Mr. Kocut O'CONNOR was licensed of being' (Mown.) was at that robbery. auul dmribotion of die property ; and be de clined dial Mr. O'Cnatiott WWI out piment, as stated by Ow Exi,_tro did he know any dung of the :rainacti • FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZE rrE. _& _ BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Edward Eyes, of I.iverpool, dealer, from October 3.10 No , vrinber 21, at eleven, at the Odder, Lida, Liverpool,. BANKRUPTS. .. • Henry Paoli, late of the Old 'Change, London, earpeatre, to sus reader, tlrlotter 9, 10, sad Nosetwber 1 4, n one. Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 'oho %Yolks, linsliory.p:ac•-, Fisishors square. John Sutton senior, of Barlestone, I.eicrster, batclo.r, t • ',weirder, Or;ober 20, at six, 21, and November 14. at • learn, at the Ball's Head Inn, Hinckley, Lvirtster. Alto, ne.y., -Mr. Greenway, Aitlehmosighball, 'Warwickslvre, sod Mesas. Constable and. Kirk, Symmod's Inn, Chaocer • lane, London. Cha. les Seaman sad Geoege Etheridge, of Norwich, g•rt.d. smiths, to surrender, ()cipher 10, 10, and Novereilter 14, at four, at she Norfolk Hotel, Norwich. Attorneys, Mr. Attu's, Barnard's-lon, kundon ; sad Mr. Barker, Noland.. Jonathan Mono Reaillirad, of 1/arand's Wharf, Rooker , mik e , Surrey, merchant, to surreabr, •Octoher 7, 14. al. Nommber 14, at eh-vrie, at Guildhall, London, y. Mr. Raker, Nichohimlane, Lombard stmet, and Limet...o.. Sierhen lAivtl•wk, of Bristol, baker, to aurreader, t her 13, 14, and November 14, at twelve, at the Rama, T , Bristol. Attorneys, Messrs. Itourildlon and liresikslrred, Chrlpside, I.owdoe; sod Messrs. Devito ac. Britian, Voodoo. William Bnalwr, of llderrgatr ?heel, I.madon, holega:e. jeweller, in rrirrender, October 7,21, and November 14, it ten, a 1 Guildhall, I,indon. Attorney, Mr. Towaahrod, plr Inn, !trivia. 110.brrt klarnit, of Pickering, York, currier, to @termini,. , October 10, 31, mid Novt tuber 14, al use, at London. AiNFIlf )s, Mr. Chipman Huber , Chauerrylase, Petrr Claston, late of ITaterloo•place, Pall mallNiarlie ma, hut now a prisoner in the Fleet, saddler, to sorrend.... fictiiher 7, 21, sod November 14. at tilt, at Gatkllia.,, London. Attorney, Mr.J.Smith, New Cuitao-street, 1.411;,, Moorbehla. George Griffiths, of Cstrsitor.mreet, !minion, jeweller, t•i ourreutler, October 10, 11, and Novesulim 14, at twelve, at Gaildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Poole, Adanas.euuto, Old Broad-street. John Firlst, of Pickett -street. Strand, Middlesex, lint., tlraprr, to aurrendes, October 7, 21, nod Novenalrer 14, ■t ten, at Guildhall, bindini. Attorney, Mr. Jour., New Inn, London. (rirldends and Certificates To-morrow.) BIRTH. M Weledoerd, the Vo.I) of Ttaumus Flutchittion, oloossibter. MARRIAGE. Tisolerday, so M. Micharro, Corohill, Mr Samuel Dm-I.". Gramrsid, to Louisa, fifth &nester of Mt. Alottoir, s.: DEATHS. On the 26th ult. .1 Primo! Hot iTell., Fr antis With.:nt Talbot, of Gray's Ina, Os, S sturthy last, Mr. Ballard, I.very.slablelteeper, ellaprhatteet, Groareunr.agaare, In ilie 411th year, ut L. eke, after a (w days illness. HIGH WATER THIS DAY AT LT/NDON BRIDGE. Morning 0 •fur It. I Evening W _ PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Ct. C005...66M I Ex, Bala. 2 1 pr. 5 per Ct. N. An. 104hil J Lifitrry India Bond.. i IS 19 pr. I Bank for Acc..... '2211 Sonth Sc. Stock... 731 I Com f.r Acc.... By his Majesty', ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. ! W EAKE'S (iersuine PILLS, ju s tly famous f or 4 ! • Curing, in aR its Magee, • Certain Mortise. One siwall Pill is a doer; sod the 'skim( of oat Box, in a re. teat Case, will wren convioce the Pstiout of the certainty of his speedy recovery. Nothing cam be better contrived, more safe, or owe conveniest thee this remedy, fur aneh as are obliged to go jourhies or to sea, as it needs DU cuntioesseet in restraint of diet ; and 60 years experience (in ae rates site practice) bona proved that it will effect s core, shore re peated salivation and all nibs earthed" avail nothing. For the faceevy and other Chroniesl Dtsorders, Ibis Medicine has not its parallel. Upwards of 40,000 persons, of both sexes, have been radically eared of die above Vila Dis. orders within the last eight years. Prepared and sold by the bole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and St/NS, Surgrone • , at their boost, Nu. 9, New Bridge-street, in boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, duty incleded.—N.B. Two back doors aid lisbts Is the passages at night. They are bk. 'old by Mem appointment, with copious direetioes, at Mr. Repberia's Toy.elwrp, 103, Oxford-otreet ; Mr. DisboroegleS, 7, Fu.h. street-kill, *early opposite the Mosnonent ; at Mr. Raxter'.. 'Edinburgh ; Mr. Neither,* Dublin ; aid try oar person is every eareoiderable town in Great Britaio and Ireland. Advice gratis to person, taking she above, or sib,. of the Proprietors' Medieines.—(;teats and Stoniest Weak rasa. cored, eel letters. pull paid, answered. • See the list published by the Royal c.n. g e of Londe, SuomiOr in sionds. forth& lu re. Tbe creamiest mild—ibe cure effected. ACANDID Elimination of I s rofessionnl Pre tension Is only to be feared by those who are CIO. scinre of incapacity. linpremed at an Cal, pet it'd of our profervionsl Career erilb the importasice of a more minute attention to a clam of dis eases peculiarly &Retain the grandee operations of 12 stare, we boldly deviated from what was held to be medical ortho doxy; attacked the vaunting, of etrapyrieiats, awl, by de feating its volt purposes, mend., oramelvea justly entitled to that approbation and patronage which, fur twenty years, have rewarded our successful and devoted studies. The estimati•ii of our rali!thteaed brethren, who freepssoily ap peal to our (minima, is •• additional pacification to our pride, while oar authority from the College itself, streogib. cued as it is by the moat enthwiimilic testimonials of almost every Professor is the Drill* Illetropolis, most ever protect the sanctity of oar fame from envy or misreprevestation. The impetuosity of youth, ow the momentary want of caution in the snattirer man, often lead to die effects of a contagions discs..; happy, therefore, may the early appli cant be called, whole anxiety can be alleviated by a kw days' care; and even in the more advanced stages, charac terised by numerous sympturna, we tea illistrate owe were lion, by rendering the treatment mild, the cure effectual. Every organic change, or fiectiottal disturbance, loci. dental to the generative economy, falls equally *Ulna soy province, nod will yield tenor •itentlon Amos the.. are diseases of the urethra, weakness, sold constitutional de rangenarata, of however lung duration. The child of inassitiou may be restored to appete•ce, sod. instead of being exhausted by Nervous Debility, he will circulate the manlier proof of vigorous impute. The 6ive.. of an Advertisement do nut allow the clamificatio• subject., but they are amply detailed in a Work we 1-1 a published, calk.' the /Ever of Li ilie repel sae of a hog aceump••ied with as in ine plariler, see dittirm'ab''' proofs of our ge,eral utility. The Dooli 1 . 111. be bad at to. Paterneoer.row ; C 6, Pail mall ; 41, P.readdly ; Id. Princes-street, Soho; 174, and 32, Fleet-street ; or at an% llooksellers. No elowooeo are felt with greater poienattey by t►e sofferet than those otesstusted ►y ins own tosprotlettre ; •od to (*see of eonsu.tottoo is Ittorolay of rdsrattsn to toe lessor more detir•blr, WIG oite/e the must uttbottutl.‘l cot,• deuce y placed, son the must iwvtol•ble sercesy to rnretir.. thus the terms ore ritually ot.tted at the fitst tatrs•.ert, or in att•wer to Letters wittutely A.-tailing the Nymproso., ntul to elo.iue a rennet•ner ite thud advice, oho le can be forwArd‘4l to way p•vt aft*. • • IJ. GOSS and Co. 111 R.C. Sistgroutt, 11, Ror•rrte•atreel, irleet-etreetl—A private dour 'wind the cursor. Print , 6l sad rahliehe4 at TIIIR Usttrpw Pass awl THII Gums Olio% Ko. Strawl, by C. CORN%VEI.I., of the Strad.