The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1814-07-08 00:00:00

- .1--. -- i .1 NPLENJIth PiIbCESSOM 1 11 Pr Ti: firm tit.. `.l:'D Arrortoreas or •t-Tit D 1.4 t:rado. UIS .1 MA .re. A•D TI M 1 171IIIEST CV i•EACIL .11 the eatr.e•st alarm or Fraley mr:osing,lhe are. Now. to thr town were throes:ol by i n•tsons or ail .knimilitiOns. in their gaVe4 uptarrk Im4- Is•ssi.s% t.. tll • %Mlle trtihn. Thosta.anist of tlorNe hosa %lime frosts oliNtaok pots, artissltlly eager to vosils-twilate .:;list, whit+. ther might never hare Itlw oprortu.sity of witnevirt Aslehttrtoo, I:isusllrigli, anti 'Exeter, could Wititi,- Viowl the tae an+ of forirstraing tin iste•sing ft.:: rikeh. ; Wall in misty eserestliclusitions travellvia kite wider the oweersit) I;: tithing fi.r wren.' btiitt. till !Dorm% vista. prowil•il for the puryww.... At eitlst sielork 11w v.srians..ittortmrs.t4 of the introslell proerss.ion, nnuoudisstll In swirly 4.rAft ieali.idaaL. with their 111•11egliNt• ate‘ avronspaosistentss, wow to wwwwsble in *he Kinea oetsiole the Linea. At Witte n'elork the ham' of the Itoyal l'ert!whire goal a rlrtnelsweist rI . the *curet.. 111041. 1/1141 and foie-lord Mr. In NIA, the 1111.0•1%411111 Ihr v aril. The basal of Mt Managloue Nblitiu. saitlt a ...hill party of wasseensken. nett paid • ..sest ler hotweir to Jr. Ilw pewter ropers.alter, anti the eletka in his r. them who proseve•led ap Fore ow .1. followest 1w M. Catherivw. habittd as a akar Pins,. with four female ottesnlant•s; Britannia in a esalwvls persossitierl. with the wpm th.istatlon of ss lion sit her feet ; Neptaar, in 'dui yweter. Iseanng a .hsp and with:sot ; • apiresteg oars del, ',ad other foibles's.. natirria under their proper mired. ft rontrliini ot of the like a store was Cy the Illo%al Marilee bowl and a party of %lop nglit., to ti.' seve•ter shipwrsglot. clerk of tlie u:sriste. Pettvrim. chaplain, Alia otlni officers, alms to& to th• ,round is. two Ivirouriw. and row., pre by tht• elerloo on foot, I gn•nleil Iry intni with lusttly-caul'. an.l fourteen Aug.,t in helms. 01r•. As 41011 as tlw nrrase4eonentss. whirls sleets pied! alma* two hewn , and ass WK. siert ewnpletetl. th e y sword from tilese piece of meeting, in the fol low nog order : A potty of Military, so oars order, with an Officer on hor.whocis A Saws ,many'. Pram I Hirers row Mit with %%v., rain. lit-hr.l w ith a Crown vin.ll; Theo t.sra, grab of th.• .ilk ratio hat, ca ard..l hy hntr Mrs with .1%4* A ant G. Ow, via. 11/ .1 by Nil/ Mill with ti , . Magi ON a hat' 6.1 by two tlrty aidpnaw.l..l by U troth All 4 s A 111111 W Fla.. 1.6.'6 b. P, arc sonivrroal,* on oar awl —• 1%.4. no the ot Praer, stamllin7. arnol-t lams 1- and road Fruit, on au evict iiiip4ol of a l'oriinr,ipeia, 17 fort tong, and brvon fort Err rink, at Ow luntiolori4 part, Eir win 1.1.. .ovular to thou. in &AC iell r dj•111111 tor right irtipttal boy Ito:ars noir writ( in wail@ t glad. and .ilvcr, and tunrdnt lay ,r , ‘ @Tat feu, A Knit toil ht. Kautilv. wwwnh+ll Iry (ow grw, with Awii. FIAT. with tbr Shipwrights .Irrw.. th y t i,„, fights, atfrusltst It) Ancient !tritons. A \L.rk•l of Ills irt.or. 1 first -mfr. fifty. a owls. s most ly d o or to fe:toor, Wall th.• w Iwlr , h, ovKhl mere Tretiou ri-xmLfrly moil the urn:this Tod st.ogr Kos Jetted by root torn, with .I%rs arisainsa lierregirs,ted by * on F .r d , with hat Iwlrmt as l %pea., and el 11.1111ierti 1 :NOlrdrit he foul Ax.. % n ee sf 11w prinflisaittilierra In' 1b Ihml-ywr.l, th.• 1144.ter• Attendant, firrk of thr Star on, tluiplaisn, &c. in tn.., P....metre.., and fuur, eue rdeil I.y twEnty Anis .I%t (.1, 1 1,• of 00 V2lll. at , s 11.144.11:3.u% sistgl %lib- %least, rim, )t.4 r- and Ili , i't•iiww. with 'hewing" , Alwl Erablcoas (' per. awl Pr0..118.. R„ % 41 Manor and Civisri, nab Rolls in niter baud. .s. tiler F 137, ‘‘itly the Shirt AMPS, Vlllrtir.l by foul Ise Ifotli I via Sl.inp, in frinw, likrwtar g 1141 dill by ((Per )1.10. T.ll. rompinic..4 Shirwricht?, henries: , A.K.Bhrr M. 41.1 of col .1.1..411 (0111 A b r aelliol Model .4 thr 111.4.1renv0... 71, i m e a.. Lici nr h eclt, portly in 1.4.. r. mn.l grear.l.d by (mar .1 ara n tontr l ..... f !AT*, 0.410. i t 11.0.1 of n Frigate, door 1.. lbr lafr Mr. Kelly. sow t r u.s.:l% ar. urair and exact. by fussy ,%‘t s. T.ll IWO r f 'ftesopart. of Sour. sled 11..41 of it S'oir. 1g0ar.1.4 by foter To.. more Comp:sow. of %hirt radii. _ i e . 11.4. of • Fr, ator.iis stllst4loirr. S ul sto )teds gig's.. Whirrs. hAidon.o%•.. Aor 11/mph t., ii4h. up, ••.1. "'ahem • ea.+ gunr, *set Ih. 1,,p ..1 • !it, h a•• lt 11.4sosisial Sall.4 , ls.awl.hopp,tat mike• rirt r, •liirsi .1 I. 1 4 ..i1r .%11•1. 11 - Ib, Nr.A.tirs Ni.a,i• 111.1.1 - r stml Forrovirts, _.u..,.1. I Th. r.r.st N1.“ 1 . I ...I .4 Ship% ~,,, 0-i, Tule " I '.q. :411a1.1-01x4t, and Para. .14,—. ,t, .0 rtkil I. fe.iir x•.‘ he 14.4141 4,r a t ala rarran. 4-.11 err S. n.ih %mi l 1.. 1 , %lila 4 %lAA ill tier loan Of . 4 6 08..... 'II I A r • t:ta• wipe nt *hi. h L ...1./ rt.. 411 k 5tH /1.41w/hit 7.4.11 tti .o'lhrul Sisal pl./Nl.• Owturru guards) :tar, The no•Irl wf • I•olsoot• PPM • Ihr irr +oar 11. at 3MI IlbA' seethe. 1...W.A1• oho b witi of t h e rate of 114 etity wile , eh boor, z00r.1e414 two Au*. A ('.e peon of %hi iso Ty," =m..4 1 a( a hese'. Aloosto•a, Tapm.set, sad Tap. gall•ot• moot. coordod by tv. Au.. 41o r g saw hi of a 11 : ata - mania. g 'larded Irk tau M. Atiwth• r Vorairpri.) of Shipwright, A. Alr.ran .4,61,3.,110, in the ruminant. ni hi% runt.t, v, A....,..r •h......J.l of a tisiwe I Ise a• le • thr I H r I..ra 111311. vearofril by .I%tif •11“, ..•toloals . ,, • • f 41,,ps I 1141 I• 11K ek1...( • 1.61; Ilrhot ask! I' 1.1 ilk) .11tes Aloolles► 4 p»M, Ship% vztit• 'll. i•••••Irl at viani..l 1. % %,,. r•.. 4 ..11..5611111.4 la .$1 . .1.111% , ...,4111. lor rrkl .4 • t rtlrr, %...srak It. n. • 110 swill, is Man of %%Jr. loorki, rral • . •01-1 trird (..r KIM rat 'ars °idiom in the s l artiopos. of 1. Rrlverti , , Log 51441. r %oom rash!' snag& by loot A he Ib.lti •1 gYVIIIII) t.PUt I.MM Still,. in • *La , nl r. pair, mad. a has•inK. 'mfr.-W.ll, 1., Ilis vi y ears•lk at plan 1.% It rviiirt, sk of ila 1 laver.. Throe Co.lespati., •.f i!lipetright4 Aloelwo *Niel at tir Illa..triaa I. a Thaler 16( aw its. IS *. 40 I.) .11A Karel,. do ...laird .1 h pima. 1. 4 is A. r to %is tonlool f. Atone: .1 .lop % %war 41/111 614110/111 • 'lltnr I . ..apaulo of *wangle.% I of a Vatter. gaustle J le) foot. AS.CR. lilt , woe- 'oesepusw• of fibipteregki.. 111%. Meet, of G 1441.• eso elate by Mo. belly retarded by bier .lu-.. llhis Irrigate, wish tI hr.* %motor Nosh*.f the lllea. •wr o rss Mr h.-11%*. Wm 'Aiwa Aar 116 )4 sob. 1b eeivee• thew Lima 1 . . . . It•re• maw Craspanieli el /Sipa demi. lb Sliskl 4.1 s boor s p.i by fins LW,. /7ElftY tft , t.%/3.)17. E.if) ft. it. Satorthy ,44..'n0 . 0.r1tt5, N. Tresliam, E4q. Yt. t. afol 11141811(r thi• Ativfoo!y of H • lo4tot, Itliartr•l this life, tt% lii stioarttounts, ut Howl sheet. Mr. Treat/tat lmil been fer some Years in a very infirm state of hettlth, moil lee gradually declined. till the powers of Vitus. Retain,. wholly exhausted. His noised tnetilties enntiwtril nnnulsurrd to the test momeet of his i'tiisteisco, u se d he beheld the ap.. proisch of death with a ectinors. oast restestation, which have urea, perltape, hut rarely surpassed. A-- an Artist, !Kr. Treshasa possessed very consi derable talents, end, whit hi, health !permitted I • ti' exert then% they *ere honourably directed to the higher ilepastesents of he art. .1 long residence in Itchy, together tsith the thligreit study of the An tique, lad given I • a lasting predileetion for the Raman Selaml —and Ins works display many 1,1 the powers and pecelittitirs which distinguish the pro ductions of those greet Master., whom• taste he kid ad opted. had emelt facility of campsoitims. mod his film,. was well stored with materials; Istet Isis nil l'lrtures are deficient in that richness of 1.11 louring sial spirit ex.-cuticle which characterise tee 'Venetian piled, and which have teen display -41, us malty instances, with rival excellese..e iu this country. kis Drawitigs with pen *nil ink, anal is black chalk., evisice unteminon alsilit, the latter, fiepartietlar, are executed 'tills a .spirs.. Isoldnesas, and I..terulth, algid% sire not often to be found it, sac% pew hictions. Ist that which rosy be termeil the erudition of nests, Mr. Tresham was deeply skilled; a Ion;{ mice:tint:wee with the must r 1111 l tent AliPlter% of the ttnliass Sitiosols made hint familiar with their me sits oral Illefrrtp.; lie could discriminate lietweess sill their varieties of style a n d matuter; mid as to every estimable qoality itl a picture, he was considertsl as ore of the ablest critics of his day ; in the just tai.- also, of those various remains of mi n. which colee nntler the elawsilieatione of fiefs., his ep.titott was sought, wills eagerness, by the Cootetnissear and Ilse .Irti,t t anti lids! es an atatlwtrity, fmns which few would venture Itghtly to dissent. Bat the talents of Tresltain were not co tined to objects immediately comiected ss itls hi: tr....inn—he had considendile taste for pus try, and his pwbhishtvl ps.rfortisaisees in that art betray a Ittely lattet , used powers of xersilicati 111 l of no ordi nary deseription. As a stuns, there are few within the sphere of life in which Its rte that %% ill be more getter:illy re.gletted. In secitty, ulnas Ise loved and enjoyed to the last, he was always considered as an acquisi tion by his friends ; staid sunongst those friends were iswheiled massy of the most elevated and respect :llde diameters of the time. In conversation, hi. was (theist, Issitsionnts, and animated, alms hug in aiwedote, null 'fluty of reply.—lhttring the lat ter years of Isis life, the contrast exhibited between the playful vivacity of his 'painters and the 041.11 SlOllll, 4.ml:intoneu of agony, pri► itives! by demon:- emetic alrectioses %%Ali which he mass° long afflicted, gate ass int e rest to his appessrunee %Well enhanced the entertainment winch his colloquial powers af forded. Its existence ...twined to lung upon ru slight a therasl, that those alio enjoyed his itiwiey were commonly under ass impression that the plea sure derived fruit, it might not lor amnia renewed, and that ale .so treble could scarcely survive the esertion which the vigour of Isis spirit for is mos mod sustained. The principle of lift., however, was in him so strong, as to contradict sill ordinary niche:aims', and Ist• lived on, through many years of iiitir • y, as much to the surprise as the gratification of his friends, 141, spirits itesulelueil by pain, and his toils! t 11l i l if!nribred by the dein of Isis body. Thom.,li partaking', in some degree, of the pro rerbial or the I'twt and tlw Painter, no man Wall more free from envious mid malign:tot f...lieers, or eould be More ready to .lo justice to the claims of las c pentors. So true a relish had he for the sallies of wit and lau 1111 l or, that he could en joy them even at his own expense ; and he has been frriptentle known to repeat, with unaffected glee, tlw jest tied had heti) 'Kilobit against himself. By his death the Koval Academy has been de !lrbil! oh one of its most eilli. 4 litenell Members, 11,141 prOre.Sioll 63 lost a liberal and accomplished artist. In (sit private connection. the memory of Tre sham will he long a hrri.h el w itl, affection, for massy Estisualtle (politics of la sal 551141 heart, US sin tab...lt:aping companion, and a 13:411JUs friend. M. A. S. The pla;rie esorti tttt es its ravages in Constanti nople. Ism not oith violence. At Smyrna, on the contrary. from ..lno to 150 'senora' di. daily. Tlw folloning is a copy of her Royal Highness the Princess of WA! ,as Letter to the lireakaa tlw Constomr:— Prim-rut of WALL* Arnim% Mr. fietAKIR Mill A.'. quaint the Nuns e ot Com that •lw ha• rive from rismourd Cmitlrrrazli. the Cop, of a Ur...lotion voted ye,. trolly is a Comm, etre of lhr hole Hiiii.e, rualitinc his 11.ijeld, In grant out of the Coirailidated Fund of Great Ilrllaln thr afill• al • 00000 Putout., (or low laminas name; awl the l'riiiress WALIS desires r. rill value.% to Ito !louse of 000000 non% her r, thanks fur this marmot-dinar) . and unsolicited mark of its won dirt-our. . I IM. AJA. of %V.%1.F. Al thou • •nir lime Nlr. ‘l 6 , ‘.lll iutuuu the MA..r of loy sky). reign 1, litAt 11w !Wilkens of thy P. opie wliou hI lw at all infolowtl ou Orr 1 or Ow riot ilisistances in which Aw hus heyn and that slw cannot etinweut any iiihlition to those Wor ths ul lisy I Mint lo -r 96111116. M may appear to require. .1 hat she Own G.n lopes lb. M.o.r will re-tolisidyr lIA II solution, for dor porrot of linotiog 11w ))))) • now proposed In hr •ft tll, sl upon the Ps tures, of s, lu Ike annual sons of 'Thirty-lice l'hotorintl Potisols ; %hid. will hr quite suOirsent, 14•111 Will lA. mrersityll with the Ii diem Iratigestar. so au unequirin al proof that Ihr l'risioss 04 W Ml* fin• seeniyil the good 11p1111011 and prutvet of thy of 4' 44444 AlotAs flow', July I, 11111." On Saturday se•insight the Scans') of the Schools ut the Belfast Arndt. lltied Institution closed.—The boys were YII te , sensbled in Ownennn 1(,11 I, AAA!, their re/al:tire ‘lst-terv. When the Ilarquis )f . 1)411k I:- 1., the PreAiaent of the Institution, entered the followed by the joint lioareft of Managers unit Vi4itora, and atuteutteerl to ten of the boys that silver nulls& bad !wen 'Mated to theirs, iu te*ti. t y of their toi;funu good conduct during the St:lblwo e. £7.4TE or TIM C.JOIA Or 1I CITY (IF LO MN. (rondoJr.l (rum nor Paper of Fria - ty, tbr lifli utt ) Thee Ciiieuit.tfee hate, since th. it sitting, heck inforotril that this allowance is now oltroSnt d. This prisoit, a 4 dinAhrtuettitely is frequently the rase with small totem's in privileged jarisdic tions, has liven singularly 11r;41eeted, and the clau se -pivot-es of that twglect cannot he better t by the 'team,' of the gaoler, presented tip the Lord Ntavor 1 Court of Aldermen, an the of List March. fly that petition, and it is !mold by eviilettre before your Committee that tlit st stetnents whirls it coataius are well founded, it appears, that the windows Were *nisch broken, rite flooring in one of the warill destroyed, and the miler wants mush damaged and decayed ; that there were not noire than rugs, and a less nitinher of Maus kets, to frequently Jo venoms sleeping on the boards ; that the daily allowance was oitly a twopenny Ilia 1 . that 1111 could acre allowed. our Woluse pads, and brooms : tool that the sick hail no medical attend ac,. t o to ldit ion t o w hirl ' , your Co 11111 l ittee have to lament, that tin Divine Service is performed in the prism': or any person appointed to (1111 that ditty. Sitell are some of tlw eel's which halve re suited from the negligence of those whose ditty it was to inspect old provide fur this vision ; a neg ligence the more culpable, all ignorance of its state tbe pleaded ou its eNell4e. Sir Wittkin Lewes has been for :to years the Bailiff of tlw Ro rough, and keeper of tlie gaol; though of tins last fact he himself appears lint to hive Meer Maitre, he has $011111111111.% Xe:•Il the distress of those coati it, and has hailAtitity repo- eentittions made to I of their distress, and has even °era ally taken preliminary steps for cletaitting relied . ; yet it does not appear that upplwatiou a: ever simile by I to the proper Committee. Ahout two years ago, upon the request of the gaoler, twelve rugs and twelve blankets were sent from the City, and at the same time the Sheriff sent two chaldrous and u half of you Is. _ On the Mb Septemlwr last, without the know ledge of the gaoler. a petition to the Lord Mayor was sent by the prisoners, and Mr. Kirby was stilt 'o make inquiries, and upon en %dims with him, Mr. Law deter ed himself to present an oth• r petition. tie drew up one for that•purpose, and move a copy of it to Sir %Viol:in Lewes, who objected to it on the ground of some informality, mid it was never presented. But on the 2-Ni of March, Mr. Law ;tonally did, after some slight al terations, present our; and your Committee have seen, with pleasure, that the best atonement has since that tissue been made for past negligence. Or ders were immediately given for the repair of time building. Mr. Law, on the sth April, was autho rised to give to every prisoner in his custody four teen onowes of Irreasl daily, mid two pounds of meat weekly, mill to provide for the use of the prisoners it bushel of coals daily. A Surgeon has been appoitited ; sisal your CorriMittee, upon visit iug the Prison, tionsol that canvass ticks, with straw and rugs hail been given, and that workmen were employed iu repairing every part of the prison. In addition to which, they recommend the appoint ment of a clergyman, the adoption of rules similar to those of the Lusioste !onapter, the abolition of the small garnish of es. 6.1. which is very impro perly paid to Mr. Law ; and souse other mode of remunerating tlw gaoler, than one so improper in other re-pests, and whirls compels him so much to neglect his gaol. A material improvement might too, with little difficulty, he made in the distribu tion of the building. The ward for the female Debtors has a free couiutuuication with the rest of the pris,bii, and beat one court-yard is given to both men :ass! %mitten—which arrinevesuent is productive of toasty ire 'miens-vs. But if the present door to the women's ward %sere closed, and menus of access made to a small yard, inemat for the use of felons, but IWVYt ley these inconveniences amid at once 1w removed. It appears also de sirable that the C 'ssioners of the Court of Conscience in the Borough of Southwark, who have, under the local Act giving theta that power, 'elected tilts Prison its that to which they commit their prisoners, should themselves occasionally su spect it. The plans for the new prison have been bliewn to ♦niar Committee ; but tlw bullshit.' is now in a state of s4l 111111'11 11113CortInrs, that thew fire) that ally im p Imola now suggested could aids difficulty be adopted. It is meant to contain 54 prisoners ; and the outer wall encloses a space of ground less in extent than one acre: part, tow, of this space, will Ike 'Mt little beneficial to the prisoners, it Iwing left as an i n terval h u la eels the outer wall 111111 the prison. It is much to he wished that more ground could be acquired ; last difficulties have arisen, rlOlll un agreement mole with the neighbouring. Mit:o bit:olds, that no part of the 'orison shall front Ho oleross-street ; last Ito opesare entertained that space may be obtained in another direatiomo. The build.. 111 . 4 I+ not fire-proof, and is others ise faulty, its the gaoler's house placed at one extremity, from a hich the access to foram parts of the prima* is distant and itwouveisient. The rooms, too, are .natty of the oi boo large; a greater number of WIWI I MUMS t% nail! tend 1/10t only to the comfort, but to the mailer also of those coutiuerd its them. Your ttttt mitto.e oarject, too, to the various subdivisions, a holt are tliou;;lit nece•sar. The separatiom, the freemen sof o ado* might b e pro perly contimetl; but tat reason exists for the this tinetiout 'between the Caltspur-street and Poultry debtors. It foormerly depended alma choice, 1 , 10 1 • coolly on the alternate arrests; and it materially straitens the spats., already too narrow for air :eel exercise. The 4- pposcr ut Nut: t ru's I` k, owl other ex peettml failures. hove excitt:ll eunaielerable itlartet at Lincoln, tlitilsby, Grimsby, owl otlwr parts of Litt. Ire-idles the advancement or 31 Post-Captains to the rack of Flag-011ieerto hitt smooth, 71 ( . 11111- 111:11111efb were promoted to the wok thin, lls lietthataiih. to the rank of ('oomi.oolci., and -24 :troh•liietoli hu the r.tok of Lirutemoit. The Pitt ou Tuedity hut, gate a gnuol ilintwr, at the City of 1.01111011 l'airenii i to Field Alar.led Prime 81.14 . ut En, of Wuliktudt, Field Mar shal Prince PLATuw, and to their owe illuttraiob member mai countryman, Field Mundial the Duke of WEL urtutus. JAY 6. Ten Transports with the rttli and 16tii Begi'- inents of Light Irfra4linis, are just arrived here, and the horses are now 11trie1ie, , r. These ie.sels sailed from trAillogne, "et one or two u clock this tnoniing, mid Were off this harbour by twelve to (lay at noon. The lathßegiment, Major Boyse, cusneriandin.• officer, coieists of between and 4011 Men and .c.nt Inn Near hone" Were shot at Boulogne, helOm t ing to this regithert, be ing considered as itibfit„ from various causes, to mix with those iu OdtleObiblition. The greater part of those landing here to -tiny tre expected to Math away to-morrow--one troop only of tlr• 16t6 it is said remains here. The ItilslAr Brigade is next to follow from 'Bou logne, and may be expected to land here to-mor row or Friday. The abibee reginlents linre hail march of 7 ti Pon miles, they were at Toulouse, —from thence value isy Bonnie:tux, and through out their mate!) to the time id tlwir embarkitig were tb.ll received. NAVAL INTELLIGE AWE. re.v %mum—ow:, This 11:1 art okra tlw /tot/dist, acid ~ ; ,! / //0 .klooirt of %or from 11se Frroch must ; the Marta, hired *moll vwoowl, foils Itourdeaux, 3kllll s Convoy 1171% , •• illg British 4 44t1...1 , on hoard. .tlow thr f;oirfriatch mod Fo.rlkommil stool,. of oar, froos Bourdraox. Suited, the .14itivd for Porhistunth and the .Viodde cutter, tor the French Coast. A !so the Ilnyalixt, Scylla, and Ntrarhbon seiourate cruises: The Hibernia null St. George were put out of quarantine yesterday *old Sir Sidney S • h was sainted by the Adinintl as he hooka. To-day Sir Sidney Smith has struck his 164 nu hoard the Hi bernia; this mid the George, are both or dered up the harbour, where tiny are expected to be raid oft. ; PORTSMOUTH., Jut.T Arrived the Bittern'slools n 1 war from Plymouth. Failed the giiet•n alai Chatham meta of wur for liounh•:ury ; Excqat :;nu-brig for Plymouth; and Sharps/do4der for Guernsey. PEAL, JULY 6. Sailed eight Russian line of Little ships and two frigates, uitli trisips, boull4l home, ler etianin and of Ailiiiiral Tate. Also the Wert Indian, l'untona, .',ha/to, Juke, Eliviheth, and Ethelred transports, with Russian troops for the same destination: . . riived twelve . snil of trulisport4, with the ltith I.ight I)ragoons„ from Boulogne, mud proceeded to Itatit,gate to ili%eitellark. LIST OF - I'H I: \ 4 may WHO VOTED AGAINST TUE FALPUIAION 01 t.dito COCHRANE. A therlry, A. Lain Woo, J. Richard., Rt. Lloyd, IL ItaiselitL Brand, Hon. T. Montgontery,CirM. Ri.blrist, %Vio• 111.1.111C1. Hon. IL Milli., Rt Ridley, Sir M. Ilryiltreii, sir E Nl4dtlux, Smith, Dar S. --• Simpcon, Hurtlett, Sir r. 31ililinay, Sir H. Tavi.tock. Marti AI liiirri.l, Kin P. %ion., P. S%hitbrcaul, Sates. Butterworth, JOS Martin, J William... sir Challoner, R. Nugent, lA. estern, C. Eloringion, Vipet. Ntwnian, Rt. Wortley, S. Cloud, Sir F. Osittektuit, 1.1 Wrottesley, H. Grant, eh. •ies. Power, It. TELLER.. Grant, J. P. Ponsonb),Rt.lioa IA A. FlRnsiltua A. Ilrowo. Hugkor., W. Rowell, Lord Win. COUNTRY MARKETS. Samples of Wheat were in great plenty at nor market on Saturday, and those of the finest quality supported the lust gaimsl price of 305.; inftriiw 275. to 28s. per cooinh.—Bar ley 13s The Castle If ill was richly iworiolcd with cattle fur sale, lout the diminiaK•d prier of corn naturally points to a mbar lion in that of lean cattle, greater than the Seotchniasi can at present make up his mind to—therefore the chief part of this stock was driven off unsold. The pens were filled with sheep, at declining prices. Woot.—Norfolk, or Southdowis, 58s. HAW-bred (Norfolk folk and Leicester es-water), .14s. to 18s. Good Whenteu Bread was I/II Saturday last tried in this town at tOol. the quartern loaL twin:: 4,1. per peck under the fixesl assize!!--(Bury St Edmund', Pap r. MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL, TO-MORROW G. W. Downinc,Tower-3irect, win'-mereltant 3 12. It. 11.41)ar, Totleithasn-rimrt road. Imker .1. liobitivtit, Waalteat 11, 11104 i 1111:1111 • i 1 11 J. W. Antler, Barking, litoeig-dr.iper '1 12 E. inttelt, Apple-trre-yard, iwrfuenrr W. 4 :2111%, Hackney-rued. haLer SI . 11. . 3 10 . 3 10 ..ckney_. J. Fowler, Briek-inIW, broker Burtidge autl Co. Portsmouth, bankers _ _ 'IV. ('oe, Cato 1111 l -street, eork.e t ott.~ _ _ _ . , . T Moore, Lricirtrr, hosirr W. I.eviia, Great Chariot tc.Areet, cures-di:ales. DIVIDE\ DS. F. F. Blundell. Coleman...rec., iusuranee-broker .. 12 (4. Seddon, Aloernate-stret•t, calmet-maker J. (7aln.r, It:uleliffr, •iri naller, J. Wightmaa, Caaoze-.4re..t, hatter R. Price and ( . 0. 11, i%lOl, 00•rchatsts • • • • .1. Ilan ill, I.implawm., timber-merchant W. Inzt•lthorp, Portman-00w liatioiry -math %V. 11alcona, Watlimr-strret, warclo.on.4.loas • 1 .1. Klux, Blandford Furum, draper Slime mei Co. lieue4l-street, timber-aiercliants .. 111 S Omport, Aim-maker S. Lawrence. Stepney-gareti, carpenter . J. sou, St. Jamrs's-atreet, merchant IV. Mickel. l'aillon-street. bricklayer J. Lawrence, Stningromul, tanner cr.wrinc.4 . l Es. J. Tat.', of Crooked-lan-, Loudon, stierelott.—Tli. Chubb, of Kinroanol, Devon, lootcher.—A. Jones, of Clwater, u tow merchant—J. H. Jolliffe, late of Quebec, Canada, but now of Crew kerne, Somervet, merchant .—J Moos, of Rea% ardiste, Wort:, stir, malt•ter.—S IVutwoo, of I IkeAton, Drib!, (-hand_ Hill, of Tottenbatn-roloo t robot, eabiort malocr —M. Wil:elt, now in late of Clteir4tow. Mooomoo Ds, zkt —%V. Wear IN of Carter, tolloplsceper.—tt.. Walwra, of Totowa, Devon, ntalt Att.. ()Moaner mid Stores supplied to the Allies, from 1 bos to IM 1. ' 4, inellidiVe .. P i , a,a 4 1, dummy,. - - - Pam Roust& a Amtutinition fur Ordnance - 105,7'11 Harrel. of Powdrr - - 71,317 It Is of MuNkel Ball Cartridifes - Itit 0110 ." M oskre l'hool• - 12.50%040 i 11m4lictr - . 1,097.174 Small Arms emhinen . - 44,901 Of which, iii 1810 - alone— ()rola/turf.- TM - Rrttitulet.l dnlinunition . - 191,901 Baird% of Ponder - - 20,500 ii , ,ltuti. of Musket Ball Cartridges - 40.3'21,070 1 . 1.,10. - - -9.11.1.00 n 11!• :,-1.• ts, Shona - 200,04 0 I.lir:s. ..._ An tl o , d l iag dirt tr.) out at the brewery o f Mtarkey .aaol Co. in PtiVetni-arreet, at tallse o'rlock te u tins ate:tail aeriolo, t l ot. The Flamm aft(' tiv't di5•^ ,,4 1 , 4 'voice of the hoar'..}', and the 'Ault loft, euntaini g a lan ,. tily of that grafts. W. the tiL:t .let.tanyeil. The l an . m " e , all Fafrly got out of The 'tablet, and tura, 41 hats fool's-place TI4. cm tout toad' rend Mead wino the ti t. Ilia's pariah engine Prriled AVM itIVENtV , i 14141.1111,11 ) th . elan ul. The Briti,h and other (Intim^ ono' a,. with t Peutifol isppls , of water, the fit. aa. g ., t initiar at slim, WrlVirk, after it hail ilestroyetl liAlf the ing. Moils ereetii waa 'hoe awl Orpers•nol futi le Arnow„ h .. liangitiz t.. the British. the situation of am: enabled low to atop tlx Ratio*. How titi• fire not 1.11.1M11, - Aflot.' lite lintke ont nn Tfnistfuy nit h t nt the '3l L Ylliunntiov rr. F.J.4. Sinitlylon Heath Sitar.", (wens' Id by wore linen ciffinz nor its the Isisitirli) flaisorg istre Imo rapid, that oh.. b.IIs . as.vi c .istoz 41.-..eney411 . 111 !war», and tilt ' cffeclang a oath. retprat It . 0; highly to the credit of the Conductor of t;. : Patriotic Concerts, that the uka of devotin g • profits Pi the relief of the Vt'ithitts and Or the British Soldier,. who hove fallen in Sofia Portugal . , wav no sooner suggested t o l i o n . vo t attur uud illustritsus ehmutter, duos it 0,, titbit 'tea. A g other interesting sights, on the day Thanksgiving, kits that at move thaw -200 Ins% dren, Iselougiog to tie fit. (;Iles' recently fdriticd. The grabiul improveme n t w . tlies4 . ! children it. elbsinlii.tft, anal good !beton reflect unit+ praise, on those who have the kali • . intendants. of the SHrs. l .s, and must he highly go. tifying to tilt Society, log albutu they are supporte.„ Some of the children Ina' new clothing, which se understand was pnist lilted by TIIIO3IAI CLAD Esq. of Bury-place, to whom the asti.a.4.o was previmisly greatly indebted. After ietuni ing from St. Patrick's Chapel, the cl ildren wt down to dine ou roust beef and plum pudilii. 4 , at the khoOl.r.boubs, Gedrgestreut. The Marchioness bf Lowman IRR gave her con cluding ,rote at hOF hOuse Ilanover-Apiare, Tuesday night. The preparations were vel taste. ful and elegant. The miter and inner hauls we ft decorated with laurel leaves, among whirl' tore iiitersiti!rstSl variegated 'anti 1:4. The Kmied etilit. ease Wits similarly ruminate. The Lai-room sal hung with festoons of flowers and brunches of lull. rel. The flawing commenced at eleven o'elosii with " The tV/site Cockade," led oft by Italy C. the hostess's fair daughter, and a yews. , get). tlenittot whose i n ane we could not learn. The Duke of W I.LI NGTON arrived I Knit half-past e!ebeia and Staid Matti two o . elark Grace retied lure slipper. The repast Was soon after served up I it consisted ()revery- delicacy and the most (limit wines. Dancing Was re. all ut three in tlo, mom. und kept op till half-past six. Among the _.• . . . _ :%liiiistur., Prince of Wirtenaborgh, Doellecs of Kiel I, a n d dr Lodi., Lennox; Duchess of Um, Duke and Ditches,. of Beaufort, and the Ladies 3..mr. set; Marc!' •ss «f Salistoiry, and the Ladies Cecil; Mar chioness of Camden, and the Ladies Pratt; Marquis of %t o p ccster, Earl and Countess of Sefton, Lod and laity I.' , drl, toinitrb.s of A.Asinsruliani and list Sadie,, Viscountess G.- tkrtairli, dlc &. NVe underitand that there nre upwards of twenty Itel,iirwuts of !eta sled in lrelani., iu consequence of tin• state of that Fr, of the Unite(' lisingdoin.—( Chrortiele.) Yestentay—Tamia.saiviti*-oar—lluliday at the Pa bac BIRTH. Oa Tuesulay, thr sth inst at Saudridge Lodge, lied:, the Lady of G. S. Marten, Esq. of a MAI. MARRIAGES. Lately, James IVardrup, Esq. Charles-street, San t James's-square, to Mrs. linra, eldest daughter of the ate Colonel (leurge Dalrymple, id the 19th iepineut, uud iithoo of Captniu Bum Riots I Navy At St. Nicholas Church, Uublin, on the 28th ult. Mr. Adam Eduiuustun, tot* F.diulouir,ll, to M IWO :%I.icy Swift, of Dublin. Lately, at Shieldhall, Andrew Mitch• 11, E l wrihr, Glasitow, to Miu t.illiaa, claaliter of the late A!exanda Oswald, of Sitieldhall, . . Lately, at Tori%till tra . stle, Cencral Keith Malli.ter. of Turiatill, to NiYi Eliza Allen, nt .I.oution. DEATHS. Oa Monday se'imight, aged 27, Catharine, wife of WO bans 'faylor, of Ville-11111C, in Newcastle. This ISHII' .1111411 MKS bitten by it mall dog alpout six wtrks ago, and was .le livered while lce 11w 11111111.1111* of the hydroid:obi., ; she died from the Effects of the disorder, but the child allrejli la good health, and is likely to het . Laid), the Hit Timothy Priestley hroth..r to the celelbiltted Dr. Priestley, and formerly Mill sir of the bissanting Chapel in Ca ttttt uairect, hiaittbester; from the . - pulpit of which lie uttered many eccentric it.es which have been attributed erroneously to other preachers UM of bis (1.111t(regaii1111 asleep, be miled to him -Isitinpaig in his discourse for the partitive), "Awake! I .Is Hninsay, or I'll mention yuue uaine." Ile hail Ilisll,. plerlllllC avers' to enndies which exhibit-11 Ion: wicks; and often, in the • lvt of his mom lilt courses, on the winter CSTIIInt , , , , be woold cal! out to tha man appointi tl fur that purpose, "Tommy! 'rummy ! thin• canon.. " Ile was a 11/f great honour. wllt.l. he even carried luau the pulpit He was the prea-ch.r uthera have borne the credit or the wham ot the .ire..... stant.e) who palled out of his pocket half-U.cruwu, and laal it down npini tin• pulpit cmhion, 0ff . ..1.:mg to hit with N. Paul, that the passage where he .ay., " contal 110 All thin gm," was nut trite; bit rending on, " by faith," pal inoncY, nod said, " Nay ! nay! Paul, if ❑tat'. th • caw'• 111 not but with thee" It is known that his mitieiples me . decidedly Call inist ie: of course diametrically opputitr to that of his Mother Dr. Pritstly, who was an Unitarian. He once paid him ii. fraternal visit at Birmingham, and in the coarse of it wished to pr.•nch il. romu of the ll. o •lor ; who ot.jt•eted, in t.inseiptence of their dill; react- of opinion, vial the principles of the comp. Ration. 3lr. Pri•.sticy, how. v." overcame those st...nples, hi pioutisinß to k.•. p so of •k•• - • point 4, and to ctosiiiie himself t,i time g eorr 4 l '•arses at when he nimmted th.- pulp•i. Ire haul hr his toomise, and emnineneed thus . I hay+ I•r:o guilty of an Monist fraud Id gain .air alh•ul.ou. Is II:III I erWitlelll to hate at any price. My brother dosceli'v ps. pit has never had the Gosio I of ('lyrist preached (ions r -4., l.uat•cer, hat mimic possession of it, lam rant" m 'hall Mai it ; sl. heir Rues:" and he tit early& a farina• .nano, ttttt in whielt he inbi.tEd on all t h .• peculiar tenets , •t Cali Olivia. and his own views of tin Ow-two ellsspensatton lie lift 31un. pester many yearn ago, to resit'. and ivremb:‘ the imatropolis. where 6r teas very 111.1,11:bi tla• Independint Chapel, in -trivet. HIGH WAl'Ett THIN DAY AT LONDON HIM 1.1.. Moru. 4d nun. after .. I EMI. 44 iris. OW 5 1.1)N4,0 s: mu, .1 Pidolishi .1 at 14 Inn... N.. IY Strand ; w!ierf Ads:101,4111. lIIS Ale rtreircol. J. .1 I 1i... (110.-1 t 111111) utimt be o,l4msse.l --C. XM.1 . 1 I 11,. 1'..0 .—J 11 fill G. Nn 1471 • • A' • • . • • • ott • • • FRI I • HILADEL: POI HE Office' to celebra ether in thc Lr, when th the order as .articular fav Di: IHE Wee" wanted, .e respective cr, solicitor v e atark, 28t ITANTEJ 'V countie coin, Ruda of 3001. wei the pingle .—Applicati LLAMT, sol _ - - (TANTE] V and Ts I) to Mr. 1( VANTE , booth , • y middle- , and can t y meet with post paid) I ANTE flexion .rding-schot snore Youm some tin sence tato , er post paid •.5. Would • g abroad. ANTS either ; h a Land-s , ectly uncle; uld have It .kseller and Young h tonne:in a Banking-I 'he above y 4 with his ' ry would t either for e any secure .ettrti (post I be duly at STOV I want 0 RS. BA 'IL Young instant. adies' Boer 1 NB CH _I L and ti ce on Mo otresfied, if RS. PA 11. to din, . • • ramble fa the public miate on i favor her • . 8. Two paldiag Se 11 . RS. G. I. friend , ition to th had by al ft,:k.—Th of Aura'r rding-sch• t RS. BF A. that h, recess on don to th • erit the ai and Ed: ante hung Boarders eh lady I to be nett tton is a I miles ft her pass - • - R. HA the 24 It may ha e; and li tham. EV. A. the raw ear of hi . Aunt's . SSICAI HE Rev. late Mire table Se ing it un • ced, nnvi rupa, e last qi h they h: of the art .vetnent • ers. In ire he ex; mes to s 'cal scho Is in tht inducted comp, is, uagem, F farther iehhourf .th Gran ect an A r , apect a •-•-hool I Mr. L return - R RA he tot e a f lar t r hat ri i, r n . er in, tb terms ; Inn, rer s 1, I sYer ' Sroc, • i:, a toy, ye t•d anti FE, Vi t Moto% • rty. t he I to for .eral litc the bo, and me ton hot tarig6 • 13,1” of tho , Forty C young quartet sly to I farther Ith, as the 2. resum