The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-11-01 00:00:00

TO THE GEN ramint, caicer' Aim nat. HOLDERS, Of THE COUN IT Of IRETFORD. G wax, IrHE, nigh Sheriff having appointed TOES DAY, the 4th Day of November neat, fat ate tioodoolt of blentbm to serve thu Ct.u.tty iu Parbasszot, atal to pro em' to the held adjoining the tarots of tiertiol, at tan o'clock I" the Inert ton Di the. day.l.araestly, iutrat To-t etteedencv It the place and tints afor.traol, sad to lye katiouled with you. Votes and Support ou that occuioa. I an;, Getaleuen, Tour Wit* and shagron4 burah'e Servant. Tile Pelt, Hertmefefebury, WILLIAM BAKER. Od 26, leo6. TU HE WORTH"( AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LON DuN. Ge, tate:llP. A 1.1.0 W me to return you my most grateful ZS. 'Manta, for the high and distineuishrd honour you have (*overren upon roe. byi•tcludinpt are .11 the return of the Coin onenalfall, this day, for ene of your Representatives in Per. • Itainent. and earnestly to solicit your early Pull cud intere.t in auppoort of my nninunation. 1 hate en dounb that your timely , familial' will be crowned with success; and be mewed, that the femme K the obligation ern never be obliterated from my . bros. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, TWO, most spiced and Most devoted humble Erevan?, Manske House, Oct. SI. JAMES SHAW, Mayor. The Lori Mayne' Committee tit at the House . eery Ikrmiing, at Seven o'clock, to *llea atiSeodly comma ni:rnittentaie request4to he adarowied. . . . TO Tilt WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. 'Gurusteas, • 1 sitrauld very ill deserve the warm support I have A rec ivied bons yo,ir numerous attendance, and from the pesiods exertions you here this day made in my /avow, if I 4 Tempted a moment to n•turn yon my sincerest thanks. My .Mtn of the obligations I ova 'as y ,, , ii to great, thAt it is al gotist a. ,isnpos.iblis to inerAte it, as it is to cliace trio from say 001011 I pry sou, Gentle:li n; to persevere in your , ' hist4noo , to our, and to cons:ili , la , , by your early Poll, the &sour you hay,- this day been please Ito manifest to me My • ' eoriltain ev-rtilnis for the public interest, iamb:di you have ea Peat a share, and a sr 'Solon; aqentioo ai;il retard to your r .tarbOes.,*all evioce my u oi; wit for the COW o..•iiie of your aymyebriip Witii GreAt respect and annAiiiieur, I hare the hotour to be, Gentlemen, Your most Luttgal and obedi.nt Serve's , . . ti C cuM AS.. .; At the Clete of the Pull this tIM, the Numbers stood as rol lers !..... . Comb* . . . . lIS l Price . . . . . 99 . Lord Mayor . . . tl'ot Henkel; Ceti& a ftw fa vitt cornm niee liteinoirosv at Nine o'clock. and clown These. tauildhatl. October SI, 11104. .. • •1 1 6- A N 'l"Ht WORTHY AND INDEItiNL ENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Cirraapiew, . lir Wi. yprx, INTEREST, and POLL. are as raaar eigeett44 ter Si' CHARLES PRICE, Citizen ▪ tlelitastpotatet. te ter meleeted moo of your Representatives , eli hug City of Londos, hr hems a Gentleman extensively . Gunarlde4 with the coreinareial Ilittrettl ul this stoat City, of . lltn.ress elsauhencit to our iissa:amblit Cosistitutiou ; sad he'll/ IWee sewerage ay ilir Ceinoina Heti, I.ts Friends are sulicited to he catty 1. 1 thee ir te.%lauee on hie bei.alf. l'hert,4l et: i vie...us:me Tognorroie at Nine, and elese.at . 'Flame uTimelt. • raerslllllll, Cateatonatratt, Oct. 31, le "74. State ait this Day's PM. 1114 (;Startle P.ice . . . 99 Mr_ kdsrmait Cembe 113 ' . 111-I:,nd Meyer . . . 11l Mr AStettnau Haakey 32 ' S ir Wll:iam Curtis . . 90 John Atkiu., Req. . . 24 Ins Committee ft:, cm:id:plias the Flectlon of Sir Charles 111 'pia,. will to estair4. at the Paul's Heal, Careaten-street, Al.4a anal revs?? 1.)..y June( the :.Noctiliet„ and sill be happy to lure on) satormunicatios, oluallt rosy mod to promote that • ~_,,,, dence.litin'ii interest. 'RI,' 4 ' . TO Till ligultrHY 1ND11111‘19139"1 Lima 0 LO/111YON.. ' hiliT . .... plp74inaw, kik. very kind support givers Use *big isy. in Unmoor. Hal', at the Nominalistic( .91 plums to te pee, et lea its the ensuing Parlieuienbi illemanik gag best ac it.r.eissigmetats. I have nothing more tatspilbe,gon is testi ramie of my votive*, than a reference to isty partal conduct, and the pledge of a tankful heart devoted to your interest On `t th ground, i moat earnestly entreat the favour of your early , austatainte at the Piet, to reirlocie me in that situation of die. tiriguished confidence %which, I trust, I never betrayed, and whims I meat ever consider as the proudest piersasaion of any lee. I have tl:r honour to be, Gent!eruen, With ore utmost gratitude and respect, y„,,, f.,iniful and devoted Servant, % Old Swath raselwaio, Oct. 31. WM. CUPIIIS. s State of the Poll. sir William Curtin 99 Aldermen Price 99 r Aldermen Combo IIS Alderman flunkey st Lead Myer 109 J. Atkins ALDIRMAN SIR WILLIAM CURTIS, RART. HE COMMIT FEE. fey eneduthng the EI•EC •ttON .4 Alderman Sir WILLIAVI CURTIS, Lit. sit 11, d ,tieig the NCI. At thvir Croninittee Rooth, Ind • $.401t :••• .1• Itcmd strut, and will thankluNy receive any $ to.ootortri,ation fi...n the Fliprol. of that worthy Candidate, whir* is.. roman, M. interea m Iris ,:resent kytioatlos for a the high hroi-er hr hal for three qucaestige Parlia• pojoyed s-utk Sea Rowe, OA 31, 6. • TO TIIE WOITFIY AND INDEPENDENI LIVERY OF Tllk VII' OF LONDON. CstMr , HIGHLY Favoured in your return this Day, al a fit and loop -r person 1. be one of your Represmita tires a the *warring Parliament, you accept my warmest That.ks for thin distinguished mark of your approbation, and pot may be alto.led, it On my full dtt,rinuashort to serve you hotruipably and independently, should I be the object of your clinic., as I Audi betaaly anemia' for your support while I de. serve it :1 ftat:ss myneli, It is wholly unnecessary to repeat the s-nti rn• r..s istikh I hare slre.ely delivered ; but, at all WINN sort on a.: occasions, yw w ewer fi nd me steadily studied 10 the slag mowed, act: ..itt W. 1.:. to it. r.4ative duties. I am, w.th !Vt. , a,i , l esteem, Gentlemen, Your fauls.ul and devoted servant, Fled'orif.sd 0.:. 51. lift. • CHARLES PRICE. • T-i THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF TilV ciri Of 4.utivot4. • Gewvtewsw, I . distiagaishee hewer you have been pleased a to router no me, this der, in the utisoliciterl return of to-. as one of your Represe - ,uti ens to the vatt.ttg Pith "now, 414.nends my ...trma.t acknowledgments. Yu.. Gentlemen, who were in the ;Isd, will tear to the unreserved gerteeri,ut. I r r reads with 11,11,1/ to ay engagentut.ts. • Declaration , . a owt, I now repeat, were inst., in the eincerity sty 11. v. end the v wl.tnnt of which would lie repugnant to as I , on turahr and indepoo!ent sprit mainfeeted by you, this 4/ ty. in my tr-t.ef. , • I.‘ th.s riser, Ge:4leustm, you . will Teddy, snyietiate thus it io not my tote/atom, et per.ent; to win% you- sultagei—.4 -in User opportunity I ,ha'! avail cupid( ar your kandiut4•, and "linu*.l I he so fortonstrt t: to succeed. I shall feel it an India. -pees h e att . , (tench the event of this darted! stimulate) to 'made...our irtr goad wiritsiwn. I have the h-.a tut t 3 tit!; pear:st 1e.,71e:t, Gentlemen, INUT fatthfut Sete: it, .2 4iGinC 4 / 1 1e, " J. r• IIAriaCEY. • 7AliAcing.laite, Mt TO THE SEOIITIET AND INDEPENDENT LIYEItY OF 'flit: CITY OF LONDON. Cumulate, rrHE fiettentlx manner in sollieh you hail been this aay ;skated to honour tue with your maritrar appro bation, and invita•isma to offer myself to your choice, av one of sour Representatives in P.a.ament„ made that impressiiat on isiv ousted, that 1 c.a.ltoi. hesitate a oseinetit its meethig your wishes, in thii Tacit reliance on yourfirat support. Although it has not been my toad fortune to represent thi City, I have served to rarLament ; and 10 my pa.t cui.ditt in Me House a Comment, 1 :efor, to preference to general piofeseions. The times in 'hint A hat pleaieJ Provident* to place call for the utnin.4 eitergle. of the Country. In this i . r is,s, I t , Ott Inver desert my duty, or be ioattcotite to the sights and ;mai lers of your City. 'Had I contemplated the honour yott have done me, I Moat not have failed to earlier solicit your soppoo; and am, Gentlemen, your devoted and faithful servant, Walhreok, Oct. 31. JOHN ATKINS. Mr. Alderman Ha key having this moment Informed me that he declines the Cell, me Friend*, I Mill, will feel leas ficuliy In giving me their Suffrages. If pit 9 p.m. Friday Esemog, 0ct.51. CITY OF LONDON. T _ HE COMMI I I'EE in the interest of JOHN ATKINS, FA. will sit at the NEW LONDON COFFEE HOUSE. Chearside, fmm Nine o'Chick in the Mntiaing until Nine at Night, where am terformillinri temlihg to insure hit Electien, will be mat thankfully received. WESTMIKSTER ELECTION. Sa•ctrisaat TA VIP N. rrHE GENERAL COMMITTEE, at the Shak -1 slime, conducting Mr. SHERIDAN% ELECTION, who have hitherto advised Mr. Sheridan to abstain from any peisciral Ca va.l4, or the mouble to Ilia Friends of Porn. eltsal Committees, previous to the Dry of Nominmont, now dm. it it proper to announce, that P4.RliClltAl. CONIMUI TEES ars app • ert in every Pglish. The Members, tha Climintm, and ?lace of Meeting in each Parish, tvilltPe im• tnediately made public. SIiAKSPEARE TAVERN, Oct ni, 1so6: ' HE WORTHY and INI)EPEN DENT I ELECTORS of c.e CI rY and LIBERTY of (VEST. MINSTER, in the Interest of she Right Hon. RICHARD BR INSLEY SHERIDAN, are requested loDiao MN* Crown and Anenor Tavern, in the Strand, on MONDAY the 11 daf of Nov. next, precisely at Fire **Cluck. tTcwa It C. Lon! William Russell I Earl of Barrymore Lord G H. Cavendish V.seount Petersham SirGilhert Heatheote, Bart. H. F. Mellish, E 9. Hon. Lineuln Stanhope Peter More, Esq. M P. Hon. 3. W. Ward, M.P. John Graham, F.I. Harvey C. Comb,. Esq. M.P. IdarrisJohnseone, Esq. Arthur Shakspeare, Esq. M.P. Thomas Ben, Esq. Ruht. ffeetheot”, Esq. Thomas Dania, Eaq. Roht. Ladboske, Esq. M.P. Janie; Petry, Esq. Francis Glostvoss, Esm. Mr. A. Walker U. Beaumont, Eaq. Mr. Morns, and J. R. Cocker s Esq. . Mr. Master. Tickets, Waist. each, to be bad of the Stewards; and at the Bar of the Tavern. • TO THE GENTLF.MIEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD ERS, OF TIIE COUNTY OF uoux.r. G MIN, IT being intimated to me, that fir. BROWNE knead. to deetAlie offering hlm.elf for the County, I am ~owned, by the flattering opinion and urgent advice of many setimablo }viands, trooffer myntif to your Notice as a Candidate for the honour of being ono of your Representatives rii the next ?adamant. Should you bo induced to place so high a degree of confidence Wyatt, I beg most earnostly to as sure you, olme you may nem( my most makrel attention end utmost ',portion to promote flour local Interests, as well as sup port OUT dearest rights and liberal's, on the must constitutional priociplos. I have the honour to be, With the utmost rasped, Gentlemen, Your most obedient and deemed humble Servant, lispenaton, OS. 20, 1104 Z. R. PORTMAN. ALT a very nunserons and most respeßable MELTING of the FRELIIOLDERS of the County of isIIDDI.ESEX. held the 3{ 4 1 Do , Of OctQberl ISIAi Sir WILLIAM GIBBONS, Batt. in the Chair; Resolved Unanimously, That in the Opinion of this Meet beg, the Thanks of the County are dye to George Boultun Mainwating, Feel. fur having stood forward at the het, Election for the County, in opposition to Sir Francis Burdett, Batt. for the firmness wish which he maintained so mditous a contest, and fur the assiduity, ability, and patriotism, with which be has sustained the character of a Member of Parliament. Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of the Meeting be Riven toWilliam Maturating, Flo for his long, unwearied, and active Public Services, and for hit unifmns attention to the Interests of the County of Middlesex. Resolved Unanimously, That it is the ep,nion of this Meet ing, that Willia:n Mellish, Esq. is a fit and proper pcgson to riirment the County of Middlesex in Parli•ment. Resolved Unanimously, That the nY.gbal i itmeu•ions, and uniform condo .1 of So Francis Burden, have been invariably offensive its the majority of the Freeh•dders of this County ; but that if the past could have been fe-gi‘en, the sentiments contained in his last Address to the Freemaldess of Middlesex, must Oita* the must tranquil; offend every honourable man, of every party ; prove him to be d.,!oyal to the best of Kings ; Mimics! t•i the true interest and e!ury of the best of cutuitries and mealy unworthy to become 0,11. Renreentatise in gar- Cameos. • That this Misming will, there:,oe, strenuously oppose hi, Election to that lillUAllotot, mid nitrite the immediate, waive and urouswiting risseetwnee of every mew fund ess lu 44sT , Aar . - voted to the ...untri,rt of rational and eunnitiitional liberty_ aad dee', ti ni tavoi iitemary prineipto,, ruiery , , bribery. and guile: Italolvrti UitanimotidT, That the thanks of this Meystrig Flyr Wolleil GPO, ) n.:, hitt. Ca his uptight, and 1.:111.1rtial etplattiet in the Cha t WILLIAM GlSlMrsts, Chairman. • Cf.CRGY. AND FIitt.tIIOLD ERS OF THE COUNTY or X. YOUR late worthy Member, Mr.dGeorge rts, Maunwariog, hsei i withdraw& lo:nstif un the pre vent se risimi, I ion emboldened to odor thrdf to riti not.re, 21 your lieme.tttative, in r.ffeteiluence of the very 'Laming esuranc.., of support 'Melt tins day teetered. Hall:ll,l3 , !tvely exerted my .I,;f awing the la.' goer yeas., M the 'joie At inn of your It ights., and the preservation al yourltt d-prodett e, a:ul :Loring a lire, feeiug for the prosperity of the Cm, ify of Mot tlrsex, in which I have been* oisi!:nt the whole of my hie, I Isumbly submit my s Aim to your at teiition. I know the fotilitv of pioit-sriom ; I make rinne-4 cruse four and to retort Him. of uthu.s professions you know , too much—liiviolably ono:heti to the 1,.44 of Kong., solicitous Inc the mtititensive at time !wet of Cwestot,l4i..44, I ptetigo 'myself vt th.tto te which au .dens teal for lay country's saga -t lac whoopee. I have vat in Podisment during the lull ten ye:try; the mime deacon( my paw, most he the ptelzeormy flitote,cor.doct:—. And 44 1 iNI2I acted, yhell I continue to att—linweely and i.- dwpawderstivt with the additidnai leapnive to •zertion, which; the repre-entavoo of (be finis onion ill the lutt-_;•tons All the fullast /feet Genet . .. to execute, with diltierce and &deity,. the inatiliottl duti-s its ratemetstcquire I hare the hodeur to be, fitntiensen, %Vi•it the Ltehrist 'impact, your most desoteJaervaist, Becklsilt Park, OA 31, 11146. • biIILLIAM ME14.15111. 4,14 other tempi matter, eVices ut to dzfer.oeu; NL Malty Literary Ca alogrte until litutiday. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, SATURDAY, Novemoutft I. French and Dutch Papers, we understand, were received in town last night, containing the details of the battle of the 14th. It appears to have been indeed a bloody day ; but we do net find that it terrified Prussia into an inglorious peace, as many conj •ftured the result would prove. It was re ported, last evening, that the two Hamburgh Mails, due on Wednesday, had arrived at Harwich, and might be expeaed in town last night. They had not, however, reached town, when this Paper was put to Press. A full report of the Proceedings on the first day of the ElyEton for the City of London, and of the Meeting, yesterday, of the Eleaors of the County of Middlesex, in the interest of Mr. liditt.xisx, is given in our subsequent columns. Yester.lay, a Court of Dironors was held at the Eta India House, when Capt. WM. STANLEY CL A RKE was sworn into the command of the True Briton, consigned to Bombay and China. The Court adjourned, at five o'clock, till Wednesday next. An armistice has been concluded between Mr. Tt ERPIEY and Sir THOMAS 'DATUi . by which it is agreed that Sir. Tit e-aAs shall say nothing of pe/died epeitary; nor Mr. TIERNEY' e,er suffer to be played, by his hardy-gurly grinders, the favourite air of Pettiroat-leose. The Brigades of Generals WeLcaskee and HILL, the Blues, Scots Greys, 13th, 14th, and 15:11 Dra goons, the whole of the Battalions of the Ist Regi ment of Foot, and e; the Enni.killens, are men tioned as likely to form a part of the Expedition for the Continent. The Naval Returns, up to this day, state the num ber of ships, in rommilltten, to be—of the line, 130; fifties, 12 ; frigates. 163 ; slc•ips, 3cc. 181 ; gun. brigs, and under, 261. In orrlin rep—of the line, 54; fifties, 13; frigates, 60 ; sloops, &c. 4i; gun-brigs, and under, 5. Bui4iiisp—of the line, 58; frigates, 31 ; sloops, Ste. 51 ; gun-brigs, acrid under, .0:. making a total of 10.51 vessels. •• • " The Hon Mr. Cavennisst hls been returned one of the Members for the City or Derby. And the usual ceremony of chairing will take place this day. His fither, Lord GEORGE CATENDIN, who is member for the county, will be chaired this dap week. The Honourable Captain GEORGE CAVENDISM has bean returned one of the Members for the 13J. rough of Aylesbury; we understand he is to be clawed next Monday. A stupid and scandalous hand-bill was, yesterday, stuck up and circulated in the neighbourhood of Drury-Lase and Somerset-House, containing a mean attempt to libel Mr. PAM I. ; but nieant, in fact, to do mischief to Mr. SHERIDAN. Mr. bee moan's Committee immediately disavowed this imposture. And a similar stupid libel, against Mr. Snitainati, as an answer to this, has been equally disavowed by Mr. PAOLI'S Committee. The quarter from which these tricks originate, is /Hewn, and will be revraled. There will be no contest in the county of Galway. The friends of Lord Clancarty (the friend of Lord Castlereagh), hive retired disheartened from the field. Lord Clanricarde, Sir Thomas Burke, Lord French, Mr. Jlellew, and all the Catholic interest, joined to their own very powerful-forces, will bring i n Messrs. Martin and Daly without a struggle. John C. Beresford, Esq. is a Candidate for the county of Waterford. Sir .lehn Newport has, in a public advertisement, again solicited the favour of the Kleffors of the City of Waterford ; rani it would be a libel on the sense and public spirit of that important city to suppose it possible that his solicitation would be on stsccessful. Sir John has the first of all preten sions to their warmest support, and to their hill confidence. When he had no office, his public conduct was upright rnd manly ; and since he has entered into a place of considerable magni• tude, and that too in a manner the most coned and honourable, he has discharged his duty to the Public with great industry, ability, fidelity, and zeal. Those whose discernment in his charader a saw his fitness for public life, and who sup. ported him on former occasirsos, out of regard for that charaEler. and tespeiff for his talents, o ill rally round him now with honourable prides; and those who are judicious enough to estimate he utility of a public man, and honest enough to sup port him, of whom ;hey must approve, inio.t give a powerful augmentation to his friends among the Constituency of the City of Waterford. An affray, of a most unhappy termination, cc- tuned on the t3th instant, at Clonakilry, in the county of Cork. Three soldiers of the 32,1 Itegi. swot, who had been out of their Barracks. r'rit.k iog with a min named lieni‘ Sisqrffen, nn their wsy to ser him home, were met by several other country mew i some conversation ensued, which condo-14.i in a scuffle of much violence, in which SaWitial to:A :he side of the countrymen. The Onforiun ate re- ult was, the death of two of the Wildiets, who were found with several stabs in their hornet. The %Alier who escaped related the affair, and informations were lodged against the patty upon his state ment.• Whether the soldier: hr the countrymen were the aggressors, is .a matter - tot clearly derstood—the rencontre is considered to have been purely accidental. Au Inquest nes held on the body. Every possible eiterto.ii is using by the Magistrate. and Gentlemen of the cir.urirry, to ap. prehesid all those concerned in this frelao:holy bo„.:• n..ss. Th- condaft of the iletachnieWor the Sid, in Clonakilt yr, has been uniformly ni,rete rocs paitesm able and eleinpl a er ki n d. _ ...ow • MM. - -- NS Ila FASHIONS PdR NUVEMBER. Tiaras, with a little addition of satin, crape, • and to et.tfl.sporvi w th the tiaras, are much worn; a!so lipcnish t ut, of soloured velvet, or white satin, with plumes of 4 1 e, n3 feathers, and diamond button and loop. The Bum,. A rt , cap still continues very prevalent, made 111 any graud light colour, beateifolly embroidered with silver, and saint cord and tassels, with white or coloured feathers. Silk 'ace caps, with dowers to suit, still remain much the fashion The Roxburgh ho-d, of worked, or ,21ain muslin, bound ea. tirely round with Ira ribbon, and a broach in font, it esteemed extremely elegant for Th. Bimini Ayres dress is uncommonly beautiful ; the *leaves are plain, excepting . Spanish ruffian the should , .r, which should be made only, d a b ! . 1 coming fullness ; the train rather short, and trimmed all with snail Spanish edged . with r ow or elver ; the Cron fastened wit's cord and tassels to match. Mill dresses of satin, with a bender of gold-twine, cut to the widtli of a fo penny ribbon ; also muslin and crape, bound with Iris ril:vve. The forms of hats and bonnets are so nurnerolis, tl:at we Ea:tit impossible to say which will be most worn. Velvet, silk, aid Circassian cloth pelisses, mantles, and apencers, trimmed with ermine, d:c. with hats and brinueta the same. The Chit. Chilly fur is become extremely scarce; hut the Buenos Ayres trimming is an elegant substitute, and will be um venally adopted; the plus!, will continue much worn, till the frost sets in. The spencer Eap•gb;kle, which is something in the mantis style, but more beautiful, is likely lobo much the rage Mom. Mg drosses are still made quite short, with work let in rend the bottom, made high in the neck, with a collar nit NT, an Inn sleeves, with work. (Jitney cloaks, of scarlet kene!usere, are much worn. Georgian, or fawn colour, is likely t 3 be men fashionable. Dirk colours are quite reclu.le.!, etek:,itivg 'Jett% green, which is very elegant. Frosted flowers, and tiaras, its *very colour, have a beautiful alai striking elect, with tell ornamented with small wreaths of the same. 7" X LA7 RE. COVENT GARDEN• Mr. Moevores excellent Comedy of Staid se Pi,i ug h, was performed, last nigh', for the tart time this season. The principal mvelty in the per formance, was Mr. Mai.virs, for the first time, in the part of Bib Ifendv, which was a chaste, lively, and interesting performance. In the ploughing scene he was admirahle, and danced with infinite grace. Mr. Met vIN 's performance cannot be called .wEking ; it is nature in 'her genuine colours. The witch& Caniedy was admirably supported, and re ceived the most wili.itinded applause. O'Kurt's farce of p.,,,, g lip*, followed ; Mr. FAVICITT displayed much humour in one scene. On the whole. it went off very moody. The house was crowded. -------._ - Viscount CIZMORN r, we are sorry to state, is in disposed at Chelsea Farr.:. Middlesex. ' . The Earl and Countess of Dater and family, ar rived yesterday at the Oakes, from Knowsley Hall, near Prescot, Lancashire. Mr. Roscoe has declared himself a Candidate for the Borough of Liverpool. The Pot TUGIJCSI AOA SASSAOOII arrived, last Thursday, at his house in South Andley.street, true dunlwidge Wells. The Earl of ELcist has taken the house lately occupied by Earl CuoLuswasoev, the csoner of Park-lane, which is fitting up for the reception of the family. Lady SA nA H StENC ER accompanied her mother, the Countess Seeecea. last Thursday, to Bath. The Hon. Miss Gai hiS7 on a arrivi d, yesterday. at her house In Chesterfield-street, from Gloom tershire. The Eail of KCNMARL intends giving np Lis house in Grosvenor.scoare, and retiring to Ireland. The loves of Miss Kitty Dublin and Sir Terress Turtle, excite such fun at present, in the Borough of Southwark. The first day's poll, at St. Alban's, which com• menced last Thursday, was rather unfavourable to the Hon. Mr. GRI MSTON Z. he being nine under Mr. HALSEY. Mr. POINTZ was considerably a-head. Lord Geoltot CAVENDISH, and the Ilon. Mr• Cairetnaisii, will leave Derby, this day, for Ayiet bury, and will return to Derby next Wednesday. Earl SPENCER will return to Wimbledon to-inot row, from Hollingham-hall, Norfolk. Lord: GEORGE CAVINDISII left Aylesbury, on Tuesday, for Derby. Lady H 4 NI I L TON irave a Concert, Ball, and 5 ~., per, at Merton, on Vsrednesday night last, to it,c neiglsbourhood, on the anniversary of the both i Miss HORA era Neososi, who attained her fish rear. - Madame Gst•ssiet, Madame CA T A LAS!. Madan: BIANCHI. Signors Renew, NALOI. Rovsoiso , MOR EI.L t, and several other accomplished Artist, as well is Amateurs, were present. On Siinclay last, after a painful illness, died, at the house of the Rev. Archdeacon Monac a in Exete r, at the age of 55, Lient.-General Sil4 CO I, late Com mander of the Forces in the Western Distfia ; in which situation, as well as during the American war, and sit., ....quently in Canada and St. Domingo, his i conduct was equally exemplary and distinga i s bed .vin officer and a man, tempering his discipline wit -humanity, his spirit with skill and judgment, teats' `: a Jeep and extensive knowledge of his or; Ls. soon. 'the unfeigned sorrow cf his family al. friends, friends as numerous as his conntdio ns, a,sJ as extended as his services. will form the best tela glum of Isis talerts, and his heart. How to accoknt for the greet demand for Ti.;l:n and Shares, within these few days. staggers I '' oldest Lc ttery•Office Keepers. The opinions V various ; some are so confident, that they do 0..: hesitate i.i declare that they must be given ay/1y but oa what occasion, or for what pur p os e, no 0. cbuses to say. It is quite immaterial to the s p e; haters, so that they sell them all by next Tues morning, ten o'clock. ‘Varranted undrawn Ticice and Shares are now on sale at ae old State Low (;(1.- e s of Eloassav and Cs. No. t 6. Conohoil ;S4 ii, Charn i g-Crois; asp 4. Marrstet's hill, 24 • •.ugh. 1