The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-31 00:00:00

rfsll PRE s • • • kgptiN, AY...DEasxas4 31. annnas. last night, Mr. Pit ring the late Negoei-ttien d France. They ended s Amendment to the Add 'at is, by withdrawing tie 17414. 17414. from Holland, ir a Me bare extrgted ,enforcing Boom.Arrii kade. American Papers to the 'port of the defeat. of a fro t h Indies. by Commodore Hoop, laying only sailed front Po rt f last week ; the British far / isly stated in his gam cher, and announce V a ndation in fa& tnrecei'ved tram St. Helen that the extra ships /ad wt. outward-bound, arrived ope the 341 of aftober, 15th of the um* month. he Cape of Good Hope, with the Amelia, Matznal oluis &maimed. lops,mithinprintiry b /tor t to tl 4 / I to (*Wight. to ei rnsey aa4 Alderney. Sewn 4ipr of Waiite also to be ttalion of the King's Germ res to march from bdiddht , on the 21th, 23th. and 16 !nee of near three months, t em was such, as to concilia te, the mall and esteem ph ; their departure is, this ;curial regret iu tbatnrii Dartmouth from Motbiz :apt. Ban:Tort. of the I • klusengeta. Rochefort Me suffered fru ; the Drapes was oeanyl com o r ti pf wi'd caught bet ive minutes fta of thesockt her bes4-lasees lessamid ; ad from the treverity of the gale. onittee of the Privy Canna] j gi praferred Iv cr...1...., r Rear Ptcrost. who weeded. , of yesterday, says t--a in. but we hope wi thout Tax on locame is to be i t. subject to certain ' very generally understood, Tie, that, instead of such a d tn. or milliou of the Sutt. mow very well afford it, areal :to to the public services. an bat it is now stated, that 1 which sat yesterday, the m touch that Fund. but ratt wanted, in the way we Dar rad, will be occupied as a co the little share of authority Senate. will be speedily oat 'en some dread of the vision is measures against the tra a any which have been as 3 he hospitals at Berlin, Sketch aces, were full of French, al d. They have not, however =ides incidental to a battle ,truaive operation of dueler oland is said to be aftlEted ought on by the forced mare. o which the troops have her posed, except for a few daTt rent of the campaign. it ifth of the troops who by been attacked by this mahi tl Houses in the City have. gored large remittances .▪ kluaiturpth. Matters ass advice' in that City. the Gentlemen of the Brit' gh, who have been ordered to _ _ . reeves, Esq. Trnartr.r ; Jame+ Coe.' lathes, Benton, James SSW'', c John I &sultan, Thomas j.nd.. ,m•th, and eivage , Whvert.r, E. t ►ANT has fortunately escape; apd hcating that the FrenA of Lubeck, he immesh:lmq secured his efreas and wax r his safety in Demme' k.• 'mts.—Car ain Pvc et. to re HART, to the Maj:slies Cap. Hineinstan ; Captain Tares . Asmara's, to the RUlaaffe; the Wnstarrer; Capt. Se FllO. Wntiros., en the AriVrta.r. the linnet; Lieut. P. Ca*' ter ; Lieut. Paige, to the Gir l rut, to the Dapper G.V. le are ar.yous, accnrding 'Ol triad up their accuurts at the' rd many prudent persons at o open a large new year', +' lent dame—MA(lam Fostrtw , that her Lottery-Fames re n ; RS the etiodoent tor c , of her imtneme Gifts raptor hat will enable many an info ry aocuuut, and Lave a Fbai --....••••.-..,- OPERA-KOMI. Last night the sew Comic performers, Signora Praitst.ised Signor &soul, appeared for the third time in the Comic . Opera of The Pri a c e of Tare,te, which was again performed, and with increased success NA lor was. as usual, loudly applauded. The house was thinly attended. . DRUII7(.I•NE. Last night FARQUHAR'S lively Comedy of The P, 04 , Stratagem was performed, and Mr. Basuto. TER resumed his par. of Stria, in which he die. played All his usual excellence ; the whole play was well performed, and received great applause. The new Pantomime followed, which has been consider ably improved since the hurried performance, on the first night's representation. The piefiresque scenes and ingenious tricks now follow. in quick succession, and the whole piesents a very liver and pleasing siseaaoks. covrir-c •RDIN Last night, the very favourite new Play of Adrian end Orri/a, was performed to a mist numerous and briiirant audience. Miss Stair H. in Llerile, received ib g rupst unbounded and slaservecleppioneet dad the piece went off with its usual ertilf. The principal attrafkion of the evening, hosiever, was the new Pantomime, of thy/true and M.eher Geese; or, lair * Cade.. whetft, from the press of other lt :tar, we were . plate t ented from giving any descrip ,..ll at. in out Poe r of yesterday. it wa s lest night ,fee the second time, and the leading • were as follow: Weise , Ooote Sinawane. Curie Mr. King. (afterwards Herren e) } Mr. &tines, We. Ileer• (afterwards Preeteftwo) ....Mt L. Winne. *_*tate I:AOC (afterwards Clerre).. Mr. Grimaidt. MOO! Spine Mr. Wove ' Fairin.. Masters Itetwo... Goodwin. More h, Searle. Ceram (Owner& Cidinostrine) Miss Sauk. lroodeatter's Wife.. Mrs. Whammy. THE TARLE. Ilvmes, the lithely guardtan of Cohost* breaks a pivoinise • d eveo Colin, le marry Iste ward, in favour of • doh elegem . of 'whir ladles's, and ea ems. .... k . 8.. -- -.-- - . *saw limas and stosible Wismar, ps Colin - • issispou plhoprite. The Piers e:watin with pre. . ' 41,110 Meriftin mar with Ctiliwitets, which an • - 1 1 0111WWWItnees et Corio...hatitny die button I " • *OMB*. sad Rowe Parish Offewrs h ~,,g , 'els i = Maw tin 'Squire at a r.pu e.l Wit - h. and arm ' - - --4111 The "" is entpentna 14 in .. humanity of • espwuwti o' thing e. the kind we have wirnermdfur several war ms. 'Die Weller? throu t ihnut h natural, and received in the most exquisi . stile; and the effeet,b-antirol beyond imagination. The machinery is managed in the most e judicious manner. and the various changes track ' Much mrprise and admiration. The iilarlerin. Paptshovi. and Clown, of the Messrs Itllesoun• and Gaiswaeoi, were most excellent; 'their tricks were numerous and entertaining ; and ete Arne, airy, and graceful ColemArne of Miss Slants. was universally admired. The 'whole of performance was received with the most rap epplause, and concluded with the highest probation. ' Hi' MAJESTY is eapetted in town this day. The Earl and Countess Positass.ult left Castle IFEIL Dcrombire. last Snnday. and are gone on a ' , Lit to the Marslull and Marchioness of Bucatmas the ,SAM, at Stowe. They are expelled at their house, is Orowenor.square, on the seventh of next month, for the season. is the forth-ensiling Comedy at Covent-Garden Thtstre, from the pen of Mr. Moitton,Mr. Met.- sin- has a char.iarr. which, in the Green-room phrase, consists of seetatent irnehr ! _ _ On Monday. the '22.d of December, came on the eleElton for the brad-mastership of Rugby Sc' , ool, when the Rev. JOHN . WOOL L. ma st er of Mitlharst School, and late Fellow of New CJilege, Oxford, was . 11a toiasously elayointed to that chstmgutshed si t•tation. 'i'he KING has been pleased to present the Rev. JOHN Bucatiiirtn, Clerk, Bachelor of Arts, to the Vcarage of Deirrshaq, to the Dioce,e and County Yursk, wei.l by the death of the Rev. Me r ricir Pow'. a a', Clerk, the last incurniseat.—(Gowerte.j as xiew-diatu the N. Year's State Lottery cons. rienees Dias ing in rf.ocaliarly firand style. Twenty Thousand P.aatuls fur the tirst-drawn Ticket, betides such Price as it will otherwi." be entitled ,fa, Clubs, Societies, and indiiieuct Purchasers, .are re.ptested to peruse the Scheme, as it cannot fail to please. Tit, Capital Prises are of great Ira. portaice to tlie Adireatuicr.—kioaesaY and Co. rrspeetuby acquaint the Niarility and Gentry, that they lave . on Sale a great variey of Tickets and SLas els and at the lowest Pt ices, at their Old- Established Stare Lottery °Aces. 26, Carnhill. Charing-cruse, and St. Margaret's•bill, 80. runh.—Nos. 3:3,979. aud 4%569, Priers of 30,0001. ware both attl.l by HOSNSIIIf and Co. • rc unt •••••: ire •4111111 t t. undIII.O.OIIIISOIL Of A illtiliC4/"' • Chief of the Notice mitn, andiwne sewers G reat i n thy encerlos, grainer in thy woe: Ac-opt the social sigh, the mend tear, And all • nall.in's writ rot' can beetle ! Majestic Exile! fated to resigs The • plumed helot, the fasslettina's maser ear* N Oh ! will the wstrier glance is thine,. igu b Aid glory initag'd Caere' Methinks thy deeds of daring; now Are writun on th it lofty brow, • Still o'er Viet four' their recent lustre lilted, L'ke Summer's t 'night when the sun hath fled. ' • Aud oh! forgive tb• barJ whose infant lyre Ere now attun'il to lore show ; Hath never glow'd with martial fire, • • Nor struck the trig pet tone—. . • Forgive. if, trembling at the task, he frame - A feeble verse, unworthy of thy name. Alt he had learnt a loftier flight On Suabia's plain, or Sriegaw's height ; . When ( Allis lone summits. clad in age, Shnie to the dubious battle's rage, A d through her forests, dark and drear, The Cr, of carnage met the ear' (2) On where the warrior's fortis was seen to ed., At midnight, o'er the torrent tide ! And ere round Strasburg. spiry head The silver gleam of morn was shed, Rush'A thro' the cannon's kind ing roar, And fearless ward th' embattled stmt.. (3) Or When amid the ding is of retreet, 'Teas thine t gather mewl s aver dotes r • Firm thro' th' encircling foe to bold my way, O'er wilds of hostile shade; thro' paths unknown te flay. Yee, welcome from the fields of fame! Oh! welcome, stinger, to a tranquil sham Where war hath ceas'il to sadden, but in name, .1. And "" a 'g r "i l eatralla point their bleae we monk . Ofs May t tined goatee' mak secisisiee Yens - /or wiry sinus lied a whine sang. /or ity'ry grief a tear And thee, fair tanner 0/ the miliiterot cams Glory's beet gitteMitis Angel in despair! • Think not the laurel he hatla waft, Moist with thy tetra, and nuettat'd by thy *rip • •-•' sever'd from it. t 0,,,. sun, So soon to wither and to d • Alt! Ito—othe sacred hut to guard Shalt beauty wake :ILI . •4, • Aad, bending den Proem" thee with aZiWilZre g r Lormqvg.- ( I ) Mottralains In Criereashy, where several imucutant em rtgeeasese tank pi me lii:tweei• Min Mss of the 'Shine sad Moselle, antler toterese, end diet of Austria, under the Archduke Charkle. (I) The Waage of tte• Rhine at Strasburg was effided in the night. (3) Moreau% miebrated retreat of the Black Forest. LATE LOAD keNION. A sclendid Ntonument has been lately ereeted in the Parish Church of Hammer, in the county of Flint, to the m-roory of duo) truly great chatafter, th•• late Lord Kenton. It is of the usual pyra midical .hape, and is divided in height into nearly two equal parts; the birellt it occupied in the centre by a projeCiing pedestal. containing the following ' diknitied and mint appropriate inscriptioa:— 1.L0Y13 LORD KENYON, • Baron of Greet/noon. i■ the Cuu.ity of Flint. Lord Chief Juoice of England In dial:creation of his high ad inieri,tant magiwsey, be wag momently dist ogisi.hel for Learning. Dinrernuient, Ftanuos. and Integrity; Not only was he qualigmd to administer the Laws with fidelity, r i o niA nnuele, sod Vigour, but, a. the GU8.4,1111 of the Public Morals, To 'mood, admonish, and reform; rut The authority of his high elision, great sod weighty. In itselt was strengthened, grace", sad dignified, by the rcligions sunpllcsty et ine ewa chamber, And the entaiute4 purity of his Habitual Condult. Den to his Family. In every Office and Relation of Domestic Life. He has left • Name, To whieh they look •-• was affectionate and hottest Pride. And which p kno country will ',mambos With Gratitude and Veneration, Sn long at hoe Happiness and bar Glory shall continue to depend no there* , and unired Principles of Religion. Law. and Order. Burn Oantier Stli, ITS!. O.S. Died April 4th, 1102. On the right hand of, and adjoining ! the pedestal, is a spirited figure of watchful Justice, with the Libra, And unsheathed sword; on the left hand is a beautiful figure of Religion, bearing the Cross, and Book of Life, opened in Proverbs, at the verse, " /ibe memory of titling shall he Mead." From the top of the pedestal rises a Gothic niche, from which a grand certain bei supposed I. be thrown back, a sitting figure of his Lordship lames, in his Parlia• mentery robes, and, times mag i is esteemed a very striking likeness. The whole monument is of n, while ntazble. the figures are in alts ranee. and the design sad antigen thin such as must add so the ieereeirsg reputation Of JOHN Bacon, Jun. the SCCaptof. The Earl d C A tatiore arrived is Iowa; linen*. from Ireland. His Lwdabip will attend Ilse mat exarniwation of his butler. • • I V s • • 4 ‘ 7 1.1 b ••••• nritirßes. . - . -, . „ ... . . !Is she easy be pun eased. The 'Squint onidentris 11•1 tio -•-•—•...- -- ii* decking 'lnd. Colin, from the natuitl htuninny el his dip . DUCK OF RICHMOND. yeeitien.eppeteatbe sentence, and variety espou.e4 the tame • ----inn.-- ef Mother Ge 0.. , °h. "ea "' rtm h " r414 " 4 " . "' IN O at Monday night. b^t*een the hours of nine and . Me fieneet . lb . Squire's arse wife, and ;iota se end to the fee. . L ,," k AO* of tip itsepated neptials. Colin, howyrerosinnet email ten oLeo :c.....0rea. at at's seat. at Goodwood, Sussex, - fie Ayase tialteep laiareeviee, sad is giving way to th- deepen the sutra non. arable C a Leung' Duke of Ilespair, when Menu, cam*, ka retitled* for hi. foe i ani-ino. Riehmoud, Earl of March, Barna SAtrington, lion in her f••••• • ""n hi m • eri wn t of she Geese so timed f E , •.glish h. - moors) ; Duke of Lennox, Earl of Darn- ; for kabiaierainsearreasua lassiethar ability la Jae a Golden Egg il i m ,„ da , ir . inuie., 6 . ow " vow ., i ota to Ague ,n ey, Bat mat l'efholtnn and Methuen, (Scots ho. 1 . • la 14 the hand of Coiaisotte. Agar° receives Os* gift poufs) . Knight oldie Garter, a Ficld Hurtful. Co. t . .... vim.. hut Instigated by 04 amoral rapacity at he dos. lonel of the anal Hone Guards, Lord Lieutenant , • aliaturett - aelowito - . - .. . .' and of ' haste . His 4 - • . spealsb at epee: Cohn Wows, and Cellsisile feltoia kr the t . IC. wila '. ' ...' ''' .' gr i , ./ ti,. ai r d, 1.,., A..„. ~ ii....„10.; Ili. .2, 1 4,,, i , .Was confit us.'d and registered by the Parliament of inkaeduced. sa‘lahnut to retry o ff the lovely polar, whale Gobs that Country is 1 777. Born. Febtuary 22, 1734. S eth° se t"lnt hi. 1••• "•th. 4 . gives a 1 • 14 °Mani" lletifie: Married. Apra l ii MM. MAST. eldest daughter add 0...4ift isfivis Petamest, who indignantly appear., meow the en.hanas t at the leap Earl of Avi. as Ill' It y , by gu.e,, sue coodee s es AVAPII. COIIII, and the •squire.se wee, the eisepos el litreekeren, Harlequin , and Clown, and winde r in c 4 nouns.daughter of ;01411 Duke of Argyll, woutoal epotrusiesis fin Colima.. (who is chang dto C , ium • who afterwards married nenstilv, the late Right babel tin Ifte Go:den Eat, which is east into the Sea by tar, Hon. HIM ll Y S16'11101:0 Conway. brother to Isdaaverers, lean be apts. produced be nip- , if the effinficline IF si Aped. first fdaquis of Hens , rd His Grace partio.. TUN pursuit and alternate passion. of ill• Lady corn. was i n hi s 72d year ; he has been a consider- asence, ad eielabiltal• tlaineeti a vainny of teen" and sites. tiests, its titwl Stith ruore than twe.ity efischair ell transfor- able time in a declining state of health, and for atatinns, which we shall not her• anticioat• the effect of. by 'nine months. danglrou.ly W. which he bore with easeenang. kc,the, Gpnee at tiara relents commisvions a the greatest fortitude and resigeution. The acc , ount Sea Sprite in rotors the Fez, and unites the alltaAted Lover in arrived in town at four &cll• k. yesterday afternoon I a apk.,.aid volvenerioe pavilion. en express was also seat off to the Hon. General From this rory, a Pant - mime hat been produced, Lismoz, his Grace's Nephews and presunsptive not merely equal, lint much superior to any thing of Heir. who was with his regiment, in Swam the kind we have wimeisedfor several seasons. The abused tc adtriiratitqs, the the " ditpate4" cherished strangely inijnye, an *wend:de surprise at the soundneis and viuli!y w ich trill exists in the treat; after tire lately in fitaed amptrations, which hare indeed shaved and eel very closely. This moraine, howevet, I • hi, k I have demoted in your Pap .r, what, if really ear• tied into effea, is to be the finishing Amite, the roefr dr veer. to smash the whole affair i.e. shivers, sewer to be rebelled osain ; the whole field will then be teft clear and oven for the display of a bridten-beart ed levy e 5.1114181, already trembling- in the dread of being sperJaiy apprehended sad dragged forth to the plains--(no, to the cbureh,yards) of honour or fur any whet. shapes of defence that an experi mental khaotassnagorist may compel us to as sume. 'the substance of the paragraph in year paper which I allude to is. that Mr. Windham, kindly wishing to put an end at last to the unmerciful ridi cule which the Volunters have drawn upon them. selves, by the absurdity of their ding aim hurletenee of their country, lid It In conte m plation to officer them with Gentle:nail on hill-pay, who will naturally screen and protett theta from farther rriggraration and insult :—Now' I sincerely wish that the half-pay officers may be better provided for. where their services will be really useful and pleanun sto themselves ; for the cup of disgust would trimly overflow at such a measure, without its crmveyit:g with it the least utility. The Volunteers te tha tcher," have now attained a pitch of diseipline, and an fraprit de Core, which Will net permit them to sacrifice the coondeoce, that when epportuaity dffiprs they will convince thetr enemies ea boa sides weer, the Ruffians of France. and the 44 (re is the Corner" of England, that they are not the most Cill• temptible part of •)ur force. The meta of what attainments they have reached, is alt their own, for they have formed 'no part of the care tit the military branch of Govern. meat, which has negletled them as men wearing the red coal by mere cuff ranee ; while the other lately, iu direa contradiaion to th politic maxim of most States; " to reward and encourage all their soldiers and defenders." has ch-tten the opposite method of taunts and hostility, and endeavoured to tear that red coat from their b icks. It is clime that this retrograde course of patriotism should be a landoned ; let 'he Volunteers have a fah and sttia trial; let them be frequently encaMped together for encertain periods, and Government wiU find soon after their essembing, that they have at their command such a numerous and well disciplined Mete. as they seem now unwilling to admit. admire advised by 1 his ironies** h. ..40 ii ce p. _ Aihriast ,by Caning 16 for the Legionaries, we may, at least all Mimed to.. military honours is tame smoothed for salbliadoit• merit, unwittingly disturb the repose of moat oitt Ladies, sad eapose them to unnecessary fadatter ' Dec Irk 1806 lf aeons. • Yesterday, the Loin MA YOll ordered the price. of bread to be continued at Is. 11d. the quango,. loaf. • • The dreadful efeAs occasioned by tha We of 'ee t mad dog, are of themselves sufficient-en operate upon every human creature feeling foe his' own, safety, or that of others. The mischief wag es.: tend itself widely, indeed,, if due precautiam his 1 10* taken to destroy every dog that is known ed to have been bitten. In adtktion to the smilah chely avideat of the Politic" who recently sof—, f• red the amputation of his hand in consequence of the bite from a mad testier, a bull do*, in the vi- Mohr of Mount-street, went mad a little more than a week since, and was known to Dire sixteen dogs. a milkmen, and a child; and by the Stags at Lam beth. a Week terrier., with tanned legs, and a brass collar on, was seen last Saturday morning to bite its dogs and sebine,towls; an elderly men narrowly escaped, and the dog likewise balled the pursuit of those that followed hoe. An Inqui.ition was 'taken on Monday, in St. Giles's. before G. Neosho'', Esq. Coroner for Middlesex, on the bodp . of MART Signor, who was supposed to have been touraered cm Friday last. The deceased, n appeared, lies,d with an Irishman, in Bainbridge -street, St. Giles's. as did aim another woman of the name Of Item. The two wanton and the man lived and slept together, and eternal quarrels sad fighting prevented between the wornea, but particularly on Chrisfusassday, whim each swore to be the murderer of the other. The two women had I battles on Thursday and Friday. and the man took the - part of each alternately, and pro , claimed momentary older by his list. On Frday evening, the deceased was found dead in a chair, with masks of very severe blows about her head. The surgeon. who examined the body, was of opi vision, that the blows were not the case: of death . Iferdift—Duns #v Me .risdatiwo of God. The man is sits custody, and will undergo a stria elimination. 140,0001. is the amount that will be divided into capiral Prizes in the present Lottery (that begins r. Drawing the 13th of Next Month}, whit's coexists of only 23.005 Tickets, instead of 50,000. as lot nserly, when about 83,0001. was appropriated far Capittl Prizes; the present is. thetefere, a went gulag. opportunity to obtain a fortune, thabitgliest /sizes being of the magnitude of 30,080. roe., 1-20.0Cials zoclivlo. l 3ool. each, lac. • * small share of 0818111 alike (seat (eta trifling expence) will produce Sanoimacteez to provide every comfort for a whole HODOES and Co. Stock- Srukets. of Ciwa ' hdl. Oxford-street. and St. datoes's-mareet. ate sailing the Tickets.astd•Shartmote the best terms, ma will pay the Prises es timanti. aria, • 'TOWS . Cap% Giros. !tamed. at Saisi "!ayes, Wiich he I+ at the e Gres the 4COOllOt fa 424 ia.us.ination of liaisalines; am44l Christophe to the Chief Commisuc . • DqTCH P.APEI Form The State couraet, Yesterday, His Iblaiestritecreed Louis Napoleon, by the Gr.c. Constitution of the Kingdom of- We have deemed. altd do deem Aoki. I. Tin idriber Orden, liwittip aid set of the alert witiw•in *or aper to that pure ; w Itch, laihrerthelies. yy fort' certain want, a gist". data the MN ed in a•iy eimatty's Forts me the WOW. our own hand. Ad. li.Tverr, skip thatuoillM ear WI kutheritrt eleoett An. MI. 'AU enteard and inward.* before their depanure sot snivel, own bidets the (Mow a J voice and P An. 11/. pneria, that before eta Masser shidl preekte, ed nook set et with. sir, Or* ay other *hip or %MAI en leav , .l the Oh* clad, it effiAlliei Yell net .witect te gm.rialiee theadif. An. V. Ail DiretorrA, owl other Vim • Otfi 0. re • respoweir is " digel to Foglani.". acids they here diem .r to the Minister of demos and Pollee ^ Mt. VI. Our Meunier' my angered the resent Detrot, et far ea recoil lie nr.no. The Mona* a hilariot, Vier • shall one this the shore pee* bit G4leo at Our Few* at ebilf Ulm Is46—of Oet item Oe flat. (A tree Cen.) taire•d) His Itakivies Sr waswasommi. A inaboy, of about nine year, over yestasday 14M101tram, dem an's cellar. The ammo, who was loft, wtißltteil iajltwat I quenee of the aocidomet. TO* bei surgeon's, appeiantly I. a vefri(9 On &Way and Saturday Inkil way roes to * bids* which tee of ibe kind tbat his watered for years In Stroud, the saws w • more than hair way VP the WNW Boors and cellais, ofskis bow , tl river, were completion iamsdaill/ ins In the strysi mod Jaw ' Jaw ' tfj .of Wirtg Ii srathikkgker mar.,,y7.41+, Ant? 61 *ea, Igor& . time. Jiitvia•- I *0- I* Oft vritbits"thal. Ike" 114144 P • emo , • • • • 1 0 . 01114" 1.4 .1* i te t wi Awaso ef =z i t ea" tad st 1 44 2,11 , 1, Lai!fit• j'4 w.- .. . ... ... The f pirewendlonce a toriiry of giving trial to a ld Adeloc. ...at upon an claire net the direaiso, and at the expeace,‘ of Lewes, and by that Geode Newhaven, for the hummer pe ship-wr eked mariners, and of ri a danger which has proved fatal that part of our coast. . . Between two and three o f clocl aftetooon, the florid one gunner, Stroh-wok, blowing very hard, covered it - the Offing, at about 11 , betrini from the Viers of New which had the appearance of a re and with only heel - are-mast stand Mr. THOMAS TASltie, who is sit the boat, with Joint Satre, Wit.i.last Vraroasiliaast. alai Suttees, TOOM•i Jame, sad Jc to put to sea, with a view it read the sopposed distressed fowl I t breakers were •treosandloggaritod mourains high, the brae,to Up* of this adveucurons crew. arm coxswain, six setters, and boaram harboin in a lively gallant toile, s up with the ohjee in porsuit, will beacott, or liglmhouse, of a triallg boarded at bottran, with a mast had, to doobt, been driven, by 0 ther e from the enemy. coast, not in QM, on the coast's of this coati, maiiiitude coo vast for their sir t tiOre, and the esteg etwritng o , odd returned safe It' harbour. TI ',trotting the breakers and heavy encounter, did not ship tea gallon her ran out end in, Ms WeeTil living power of this immosporabli newoii , by a large concourse et pet the Pier ; and the repos( of the pubs tentemely light aritioasy tt , that they are th.ffoesbily warn, And that nn , venther bn 4:1 dams th ing-in•hdr, whoa as* haws of the ate se plod, and demand ;Wiz eau tam. TV) MN spuremmearilir ses—rmet *it Lan* =um, ii 141404 Now teadmiled, s• cesvissed reit es mot Captain itaifira , "'irtivid at V mfitsaarsobunn to my itaittaeltea4llllloll.l.ollarit Pis. loess •WigifkOr *ON Motu soon toe Volu .tan which ynaAscli t ie tras mama at dm* . allowed to be inserted lay, pentad. IP* Met ',pour*, lam . Owls .1.4.4 admiratit , u, the different swedes meadmitandbillne into fofArtinique. •ItfinUneving 1, 40 the " ditpatee of a system. which, utter bin with aßd ists,alksjaikyn.r:,"arfasi cherished by two Administratiosa, is -beeeme which the /me* }ut„instkars strangely obnostoth to a third; and have neljnYed h4tina nn hoomt . fo,lo trpopa. an la...rveahle st tits liwcte.insia ....A , Allow me to observe, la-tore 'l c•niclude, that I ing In the 't*Ve l e•"d ils'enfris dmire the fmpottanee fit the change in the army, cesaity of. reins co them, for i dvised by* late Correspondent of yowls and that kV efleavelad So, ,diasson . pare' sincetely belie , it would be besetitted by an hove pit...wel "'got watenol eloosiammLasaa-fif tire asaposismda6. .. - • ' $ • , testae; yet. wine' T - ' 11.1 PM I 1401111, instead f Briestire. to oproorate lat: * lv _ e . • , _ _fig • " n ig" joss Cl lioneparte, I cannot admit that we slamld 0 , Oil , . _ _. l 4t InaMwes Chi tr of* copy his plan, as to 'Om lip all our It ° l2 _ . 0210 . MillasSA if ;,the " robtateert, and prefer a forted smoke bottling; Cain% id ill pasiont situation, i 1 are Silad with Conscripts; s ad does not sbejltc6 o . kwi of.Htotal k sssss Atitik, that, by ealfing o* an large 6' Star Pan s iit roll .9 f W"' • gifts -1