The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-20 00:00:00

, . , t , •., • . 1'...f.r.. '.. ' 0,- . % ‘ .di ,; : -.• '. • r NMI% ,00 0... eg VW, ~ • 4....; A If OA X. i The report lest week circulated, that a geatleman was ro do penance, in St. James's Church, yesterday, antaCted a great concourse of people At half pa,t ten. St. James's Church-yard was quite crowded ; and as soon as the Chum' , doors were opened, eery p w and seat were filled, and near 300 persons, remained in the Church-yard, the Church not be ing able to coot tin 'them. They continued there till divine service, when a scene of great confusion , et.' ued, a great rruggle having taken place between the persons coming nut, who were met by those th it wanted to get in In order to disperse t-e crowd and prevent confusion, it was illi!llStflOUS4 circulated, sh at the cerettutity would not take place till the evening, whi-h had the desired elf-ft. We understand that ? she 'vomit triginated from the following cause Thal Rev. W— , V --s- some time back had bren pion ' wasted in the Ecclesiastical Court for ill treatment of his wife, a:- d a separation was agreed upon, hy t wha:h he was to allow hers curtain mai- t 'nabs.; which he not having fulfilled, and AL the same time pu dishing a lib. I against her, which afford lier cha rAacr, the Lady 'tad recourse a second time to th- Court : on which the Gentleman being sum moned twice to Appear, and failing to doss, he was ill conseqsence excommunicated yesterday week. Yesterday morning. His fat Astor v, ante-ded $l - Fresstov and M itnstrhom a a, and Co:onels Tavioa .and Dassorsounsi, inspeeed the Blues and Stafford Militia, in Windsor Court-yard ; they afterwards walked to St. George's C'h *el, with Pi incnses Aries' . * an I MA ar, attendel - !7 Lady A LiIIIIIA CCW0201:0010. Generals. firzaar and blaaspiessArS.,4rid Colunek TAYLoa and . Du *oooll4l4o. Whet**. 11111r1D11.1 was preached by tee Rev. Dr. Duval, ft '.rit 3d Corinthians, 13th chapter, and ilth *arse. .. s. o f ~n , mind, tis o su peace, and the God of Loses n Pea. c ot.sit be with yea." Hi. Masastv Mterwards rode in his coach to fro more to Ginner, and r eturned at thr ee o'clock. liar Al atssrir, Princesses ktizaati a, Seem., and skew*. hA 49,11 e service pettermcd 10 the caatlit s afterws. cls rode to Eroganote, and returned' with Ilts M si gns,. . Sir (150.01 . HIL•1110 8A111..1W, Bart. and Pal- Z/11 Fa poets. Esq. ate nominated Knights of the arh• The litter Gendensan will hr invested at the s s its.;elllr PAIWOW, on the Owls instant. We are erremely happy to state, the Earl of ell Afar MONT is announced opt of danger. The Dublin Titters still open this week. ' The corp. elsseseesir were 00 mutter last Saturday. Mr. H.t.s. is engaged at the Dublin l'heatre, as prineipal vocal perfotoser ' The bed 't Lincoln, for encnuragement of the );,:r.:nl.l4l:te staff niarinfaffnry, held on Friday, tit* 3d inst. at the rooms, Above-hlll. was more nu ir.erously a• end a than tor liver ill ye,r , pair. Lord fo soma, was censidered, ye .terdAy, by the lisowty. nine:, better, his Lirds! , p ha. ing lately had very g .4 sips, and appear, to giiber strength. Prayers were read, yesterday, in Warwick-street Chapel, for the late Countess if Kaltman e. The Earl and Countess Seisms left town, but Sa;uiday, for Wimbledon ' Her Ladyship, we are scare to state, was taken very ill yesterday, and Drsdfor FASQUHAR was sent for. • The Archhishop of Vora's house, in South Aud kr-meet, is 'situating ter the rroeiu - on of the la- . pull, who are expcd t d in town i n t h e course o f a few days Viscount and Viscountess Ca sonasse gave a rand dinner, ye,-tersiey, to a stied party of ttiestda, at the seer. Chelsea Farm. . The Marchioness of Hui nroar, and the Ladies 140•11'1014 ELIXA Wept FATLON, are eirseded, s ilt * few days, at them house, in Great Stanhope street. Mayfair, from Etuter• ' __. Rasa a grard dinner, last Sa turday, at his house in the Admiralty, to the Earls of LatneatsaiLa and Itossiv it, and all tLe Fortign luistrrs. The TrefleilerCritiet hzee f4llen foil of Mr. MP L VIR ; be affords prat equelav,ameat a but we ap prrhend he does hot give Aware.. The PoriTtmeess 104114%1413 . 011 arrived, last I"ridly evenlng. at his house, in South AuJky eet, from. unbridge Wails. Karl CA MD! li 1,21% giver* • grand Turtle Feast to the of Bath Viscount Carr virtue was present ; all I is ill niter hintaelf a Candidate for that City et the nest General Liection. Tronas Fir • luaus. Esq. and family lett town, lest Saturday, tot their seat at Brookwood, near Alsford, Hants. Mr. TIOTTIO. the Manager . of the Southend Ttaeatre, who is not more *dinned in public lite. than euermed in priyaie, we a-ie heopy to state, is "'covering fr -ris hit late clangorous ineb.position. Died, on Thursday erri-ng list, at her house. in Ferman-squat, the Countess of IN If mu. Her dyship was eldritt daughter of Micnatt. f, ci 1 41, 1 , in the county of 'Older/. Isfland. has lilt a . n.mt mitetionate husband. two 44ilii.ters. and font sons, to hitnent h , r ln• s. ;Pil.sr's eaceflent comedy of The Nisi • 1 4 ' 1 "u ihisissii4 was performed on Saturday eight, at D:uri-Lone Theatre. It was very well filled. Mr. Eturrissi and Miss Macaw. As llarteer and Guardia ; Mr. Poweti., in Pr.. 4:‘, ; Mac 6 irtboha. in Ain. ?its", itudi Mr. ?.ovum, in .1414 ifgotor ; Mr. 13•111YMOII. in Fri.n(ly ; Mrs. Has- Lowe, in jarialbe s and Miss Matto'. in I urer , e ; all perforrhed with groat spirit. Mr. Pkvaav, sa the little part /ram, was truly comic. The Kiila has been pleased to grant to AUOVIIT a tif lear (c-calliconly called the Right lionograble • sly Avausso UR A y). second daughter of the /tight Honourable loaN Earl of Deastoic, his Royal Licence am' AtaLority that she may, our of icspeet to her descei.t from the family of De AISELAND. take and use the surname of De Ant. i. vo, instead of her present surname of Meams•. —And also to order. that His M Cleft' Cooties- Sinn and [declaration be tegisteteJ in his usUrg of Arm. 1- FO! ,ENN N.5441.. t • 4 • Mt ART, TRADE, AND sei YSTILSIPar•inaiNG FoRLION NEWS. e •• t• ,: S: 4 , • • • RECEIPTS. , • No. I..—How to make new 15:.tch Papers stAliisere nrv• Should you receive a Dutch Paper of Saturday, dh , hot throw it away, by announcing Dutch Papers of that date; bet, as Sunday Pipers are not in vogue' in Holland, A anpunce Dutch Papers up fo Monday.' fly this little safe and innocent liberty, you, get the start by a day of your slow-paced contemporaries, who know not how to improve their gp,r4 fortune. This receipt was praaised with great success last week by The Loges. Tea (hoes on Tuesday last received Tire Leyden Greene of Seteefiy, the 11 th , and gave it truly as such, Thy limes of Wednesday annitineed it as new, up to the 13th. No. Ili—How to mak- Paris Papers, vrnel there are no Paris Payers. The Dutch Papers generally contain the Paris news up, to the last three or four days Fur in stance, The Leyden Gitette of the fith, contains th: Paris news to the 7th. If, then, you should receiv, a .Leirdais fiuseas u. that date, do not say, like the dull contemporaries of The limes, 4 , Wu have re ceived wren •rs to the Ilth, inclusive, contain ing the Paeti news of the 7th in bat say, at ooce, ". We have received Dutch gapers of the 11th, Paris Papers, sy twits's, of the 7th, morn seinen ,we have made me tollowiug importaat tutted," 1;lo not hesitate to u.e tine ward 4,41.0! ‘4lll ; It is • matter of course. Yuu may then give the Paris new• mom the Dutch Journals, under the head ui French Papers, and lengthen it nut by a new para graphs front any old -prints, keench or Dutch, which you may have lying by you. Th.% reope has Inca 4110. treqttently taken, with great sneers!, by Ike bran. No. —H,. to make Dutch P.yers, when there are nu DULII Ascertain at Lloyd's the arrival of a Dutch ves sel, and send a con fi dential person to t i do D a . c h Walk, at the Ennauge, in quest of the caraia.— Aix turn 41 what hour and upon whit day he sett Holland? and wile:tier there was any particular news ? Should he answer, nothing at all particular k you may COllle out neat day with the lol:owscg puff :-- " Yesterday we received, mielmiceiy, The An& harem or, inn Din-dr,e.ie Gazette, of the lateA.pdo . s'ible date, ev stress*. It GJULAIIIi, howorct; on news of auy import...ice, bu: what was te.eiveil last week; and was given, rzetearoe/y, in fee I ues,, ° --114 W to make three several ear:wits Ears e•ses or one I serval , MI the 'r i mier cowrie" by dels Shouli you receive, in the ordinary *ay, in rem m.ei with your contemporaries, a series of three or foot days Dutch or tench Papers, ?oppose from , the 10:11 to tie 13th. you may assomri so the Gentle men of the Stock Eitehdogr, and outstrip all path contemporaries, by the following ..ourse:— • " We receivel, last night, ev ElO/11114, Dutch Papers to the 10;13 instant, tram which we have made the following retreat.' Atter a few cure a., from the Paper of the 10th, stop short, and say— " Since writing the above, ire have received a as cent amass, from Holland, with ktters and pa pers of the 1101.1' Give the contents, and then pretend that you went to press, hut add, in another part of the Paper, in a conspicuous place— " We stop the Press to announce the receipt of Dutch Papers, of the 12th, av mass;" and be sure, to reserve, for this head, the best article in the whole series. This will justify you in stopping the Press, which the mere receipt of a paper, if it con tained nothing of any interest, would not do. No V.—ltner to receive a 9 Expresl of forei;:n Nees, when there u it news, public tie private, uartrser Journal, nor I..rtt:l t nor Itriacot. Say, " Pais =nails& we received. av maim a new set of French Papers. but none of a !Ater date than those which wbiaid yesterday, cm a siveLv, bane our Redden " Then 1e14,41 a few paragraph; our of the papers last received, and the thiskg is dune. * ~ ROY .1 L IUUII. Their Royal Highnesses the fringe pf We s an d the 4ukst a CiArt-nes., Ail we Waite stated. slept at Witham Centrum% oa Sunday night. and on Meade,. Ow? mashed hulked its Nottinghamshire, the ancient Seat of the Hon. RieNtslLuittley On Tsie;dij ibe Rapti Brothe, s bunted. The tun Was net long. bit very sharp. The day teas fine, and the expatiation of seeing the illustrious visitors. attrAeled a most numerous field. The hotods did iheir bhsittess rernArl.Ahly well, sTording sincere delight to the bluff e r, who saw his itoyal Guests so wek amused. The Prince, accortiparied by his Royal Bro ther, sras espeelesi on Fri.lay at Dcncaster, 1 9 review the Soets•ern Regiment of the Welt Yeo manry Celialry. 0.1 Dotavagor-tiehl. 'They were ex peßed oe the grimed at hall -past twelea o'clock. Th e regiment entered on permAner4 dray, at DOG cute'', fur tire dfys, or: Tilesea; last. Colonel Fuljambe Was to give a iinner after the review. 41 the Mansion Hosue. to the whole coils... Genera; Wyse, General of the ,:istsial. *shim perry of Setitih Greys, sr rived At D.ocAetee. N,; 4 lsltso oksha. to attend on His R..yal Highness. Ilk .1 •INsTifitll4ll€l4 I.V mag,AN D , inttnaca 'nom A AA ii/ Ale LlTTltile 1041tif i tit- S TsiSt . neonate i 4 - ' c -- Yon - may rely opts the fiillowing infltuiatiOn. - with respell to those Insurgents called rh;.isierq.. who unfortunately hare extended thersoselves intb - Oils coimfy, as akthentie. They first begat/ to ;hew lthemselves in the County of Mato, where they issued 1a sort of Proclamation. or Manifest.), signed,' Copt' 71,al4er;'. itod ' dined from ' Ihe Uri/pi 01 0110ge and Green Ladir,CaPariar." (heir ptospdsed object is to ' prevent the telethons sllflltelesteheilic Clergy, and el co to deter -the Cleejtr . of the Estashed Chuic from lea•ing th e ir tytertsitinProdt its, *, in any way, ens olovine them in thifeelhedion .if them The tenor of their Manifesto, ant/their coniuct hitherto, have . been in sniff esittforriner With this &jet; they are themselves a mitt d nothitarfe, of alennt every sett ) and religion, amongst whOm ate to be faekid,lNintier vend, even many i;f the.jvamaorr; theressemble onto it' night, tied wear ' a StriitOTer thltfotlies, and a white boodAroend their hats, 'that T r testy' disiongnish each- *oh* in the derleiltheir rage lir ditedkoiesaillit the Plebe Prodnes, ( of wlnatti,;. a w4iteltedlhoi,'With* a huger:lmill'; tote fell '# 'MEM ' to their foty its oh. eileteirsoW ellikvls end' relimie persons and pr opett y *goalie fee/ thy 'Neat of their blip I rage, whenever emy ildrifitio tbeir'Paster: I '..eve not !.earl thee theifiellfilffl it ta onlr to . loin in woo does nor vo ._ ._,i-hltrilin or tWe'rcomes th,-y swear the laiholsotefeilhiOff '' .* ' * * 1.- , To int'rMe lkdre4telti Dian. hisi iot d". et.- rt.: iliac w s pre t Altriest 'more thee helots . hone ustaw.. *steriliser. n t 44' Oat toss totell est Os* thairOlOW Min • riatlni• • PI IMO Le*, lii.it altilary have ',.de sop greenmail wail. the PI, ct •,, Leo oh lial...diatiq filirmtlitt it, and , •stirTifuu a .iew 'i It 4111 Iv: •'. 0 co: et Die earls% !unmet,' ." thes'C diatUriiii. ceS, t am h ippy to say, however, Pr likely to be 'etf slott c+.lnttnu true. They ex tend a: present to the .i• unties 'or . Mayo, Sligo, .ansi Leitrim, and partially prevail in Cavan and Longford. Ab. ut six hundred of them ossembled at Swanlinhar a ' feW days • atm. and on Friday last, they advanced as far as Ballicorinel, though , the Sessions were then holding in the town.- l'he hfag straoss and Gentlemen are to -ruing them selves with bveoming adiiity :—;n sign, :toy have coined into a substftert .n tot the family of the mui lered Prodor, aid hive offered large reward.: iOr the d , seovery and ennui ion of mose trife:aatee wretches 1 and a meeting of the lilogistretes and Genii.iteen *of Cavan wile take place ,ffi Sato' tfaY n -it, for a similar potpie* rile army are elm on 'rte ales, *Tie, as the Duke of BEDT^IID'iI new kt Balimastoe, end IS elp.stted to al tkii a tom tteirogh the disturbed Diorifts ; te.witl have an oppnttn.nty of r inquiring into the nature and extent of those earnanotions, and applynsg the proper remedy. CO(.11117 DLISLIN SLSSIONS. --.._ IDLOSOINHANI, SATS'', IT, OCT. it.' . . There was a fire nitirisroiss and respee,able it teed:tore ion . the Bench than *total, notwithstanding 4s; absence of the badman. A Grand Jury was sworn. Rocriatp Evaet, E. a; the senior Magistrate on the Bench. having a prescriptive right to presje, observed, that in thew Of eltarge, he would hot rsTertolns:ftereen if iuizriet.cFki il' the ?ener al chtiy of' Gran 3 Jurors ; b ut a su'olnd ;3 a very novel nature had occurred in the snaky, aid evils of an ala-mMO tende icy were m be appre hended (tem it, unless Gentlemen woult.feerrt those privileges with which a late Statute empowers them, and rise their Occustoonel vigilant in pro. tretirog the properties of their neighbours, with which ;noir own stood so irtiroatt.y cotneded, astaine a ruff:only set of nightly marauders, whe lige.: recently disturbed the iounty, and hive dill the andecity to 'red temporary 000ths,' or ploc-:* of !better for themseives, on differetrt 'parts of the commons of the county. These birehthave bee one receptacles for a most licentioos handful, to punish whom, and all othor ei r.te.feraies, wherever found, a spocial law. ea:led. ti.e Commons Ad, has keen jodicioth.ly provided., The Act would he scut op f .r their consideraiion ; and it wa. espeded that f.e Gerylemen would give it due a. teniLm, and in all easel coming behave them, where its clause, re- 1 ctlired legal opeiation, that the authority with which' the Ad mves:s them, would be speedily and et:dually interposed. On the interterence of Counsellor, Baru at. and ADAMS, Stafford. an Ins. iveiit, eroose liberation Vat prevented on a late oecuirm, in consequence of his elaistian name not being advertised in tuU in The G,.. / u, was brought up arid oink:mood, and the Coto t adjourred to the 27th last. roos...esswoo oewo A piper has been e rculoted uo in the Continent, purporting to ee'a history of IPCltosaies freati.— lt contends, not only as the /teleran Government hif elTedy deciatid,that VOL:sail. had not power to sign each a treaty, bat that his signatuie was extorted from him by a consleasiaon of frattd and forte. 11 . 're. with a view of exciting an insurrec tion in I",tland, l'as declared his intention to restore that Monarchy, and has appointed the Polith Ge octal Zi onsecls, Chief of a Corps of insurgent Poles, met is to neat the. rinnse of the N ertbera Legion. So urgent is the demand tar coppered transports at present, and such the scarcity of ;hem, that Go vernment has bens ob:iged td advance the hire from 19 to 25 st-illings per too. Ihe differences which lately sucsisted between the Ordnance and Naval Departments, are said to be' adjusted. The report of a pugilistic contest betweea Gary and the Geese Choice. is again revived, and it is said the match is on the point of being made for a considerable sum l'he Gam, Chutes keeps a pub lic house in the neighbourhood of Bristol, and is said to be ib good condition. Ai Cher contest is Also sunken 00 , between l'ewirg Bele/tee and Dash .-.iii. Lottery Societies of late have been more Liu nitrous than fur many years past ; the reason is ).1)- vious. Datfli! Fortu n a hiving been very lOseral to hcr votaries ; which was truly exemponed on Monday last, whoa the Forst-drawn Picket. entithol to in.Oool. was divided into Jbares, one of which vre..t tow Lottery Clwb at Ideality on Thames; ar.d 111. remainder were sold 10 a aOlll-VILS set of ed. ven , illcTS. l'he neat day'a Drawing will be oa 1 Oiss woe?, Octioaer la. 8141bPS4 - dbfekr citis; OA Setif - Jay evening. aS th r i ,94.4..,,,Ypp0r . Gyinvenur v tr a i t . befre two .e a Esq. Cidoner fig Westirgnsier, ne4 thy 1x),4 of Maas Mary Edwards. wh dropped &rem suddenly from her chair,. on irilartipelknont sp ar expired '. It appeared eiid?nce, bit t•• at i c:ased, a s7ngle Lady, 't'llate 'Liss is triUihd••idcirea in the neighbenrhocrd, was kinking r Ter her day book, and what domwstk • aceniuratwori Friday af: tersoca a ie sitaation•sh weed van% Whelk the• ser v ants onigrir tte kitchen; the noiman beard' a iloh* iQ 016.4itiai•ii rfont, and g up..opt , rs, hchvild44s, i, tdy oat toe fluor, apparanly lifeless, her Irteof astvalli *fender, on which her head teeltr4 r a livoani which WAS then Pr. Wallbank, of Liplier'GraasytiNT *ol,Ant mhliatelpieiii "for, who bled he,rj,,liist . *Nara blood Itillowed, the spark Ives Verdift—Qojt viittlisPv tr QvlC\ It is a remarkable cirzgaguce, that the Gentle mais9f jr)onL.emis. rtivrds had the house, es pire c9atisawo, same 1 ih) • As ONlBirli Belfast, Irelat a "cheise'idif • a.;companied, iti a taking's tievl • t 11 4 7, weie castV, when short bc? giciel baftiment to r)4na, , e himself of with the ch. fuf p• ecipice, h. heel O . •the and then on tn i . cher if thc ;tenth were the holies arrydarcaze of con%ettulwe • - met ti POl.lCl.' • i it., • .1. soar-veal atm; t' Mr Boson hei-g convinced that Ito drAe wet int be lost in inee4f e attng the'llibistreff •of Cnlnstek Banana" wants in Olneseestihrplitar: PeltsYdt equate, where jewsls and plate w...re sto;ea, to thst vieuutit of between two and .area thaute id paniallt. op. I uesJay night ; nrdereJ the .Icsizinan, on vthont sippicilus c:rcainstancee haJ mimes ne leriklayp • nar now in u. custody on that Mak.. ex all *ear putt* house. -it diem •st"- . 0a Saturday morning he reielllMll /me t. t tiosa-of the business, at the Prissy. el %Vilest*" Ittro.Exctertistreet. h;nightsbrides, is: the might. • botarltood of his home. Mrs. liannetenan. oral of her friends. attended- The iatermigeuee pgsupis.l upwards of three hours w:nehoic i etru, that the latter wa d of most* We. le twin went to Wittdmr. 4ev a 6 mAtree-elide spies Ise* return, diseusered a rest theory& .1 terstei:e c0n.404.:. A 09041.41, .fseeolia& MA; si a tiqu hie knock-attisteiseet amkgbilf rinnowr answered it • vs his, massi!ig M. she alkali him who had knocked rephad. is Wan *Pegv sot) ealts4 oit pig., to accept a bill of his father% fee rill. yikoch la:: bad accepted. . • Maar likinenevfhol thooght this a, einguLu teammate% Wit reeks *se eimeamaton to the eriaisee 'powder 40. jet% St bac peen da.covered ehaiihe: Pripet* is efilinglidt?itli a Pa Oat O a.of .thelbieJ)er svdew aed ha. l4s, slept vat of tut mirrese'shmeeee. sadism* a yecy corattedshoty sec . ...tue bqw be spent the ni:ht. His account of the whole f his Meting some time past has been so tr.b , Te, as to inducit Bamayamad 15 chortle* b•'••• bas suamet. u of hsing concernesi in the robbery: iilt? Hr. Attate committed him so the house t.t eorretbon, for fur. they ezamtnation. tt klittON- H On Satirday, a man named • Riere w..s be it he bef..re th .‘1.131,m4m, wh s •• • f ue6 Manila. on snip: on of having reelvint cyst. silty Sef gunpowder, selsoseell to have be p . appeared, that 11011!t• nights ..ea... A peinsei s ;tressed like a stid-er, was stopped it •sr bike chore', at a very lair bone, wish show 74 poehtii ef powder, in a canvas hag. The gni ?rr stited. ' !bet be wes c.inryill it to fir. Stock, and a.. e bed tan ed a qu.ntity to his haste some day- It • which ne had pot Woos a young sus a. a pS l ie.' nose in West : hoer. • The PriiAser, in hisdefence, said, that he was a work-miker, at Vauxhall ( .ixrdros. and Oat be ad been promised some powder, by a fien . .l ofbit't but he poolliely decieil kaowing any thing of toe poledar which was (Quad in the possession of the taldier. The Alderman said, much stupieron attsehed :p him,l-int permitted him to be at large, on his pep , Tithing to attend et any tmbre time. An information was laid by one of the Street. le-ewers, at the' mit of Christ's Hospilat against William bay, a toaster fa - man, for driving a err ' lain saatbine, teetsnitl ng a cart, and clon•ttge for the perpoie Cfearrytirg leather, witb.:ut hav ing the Christ's spi:al slumber on it. Aftef some 'argurnebt, hbwever, with respell to thp popriety t..t nth) tit , ng this particular cerf Irs the enalty, the buskess was postponed till a fume day. aben sunset of the Ilayetal Direflors ate or— dered to attend, aid explain the business to thtt Loon M•vos. Yeeterday, two ehiltiti. • a g r: .91 bolt', litbigg eight yetis of ate, fell into the Sri p• otine:lbm' s They were immedittely rakes not by a gentleman; who was pasting by At the rise •, and creed r• their parents, who live in ibe neigh!, •nthoo.l of At. GUST qii**l ANTI MALI. lit — l llO perm &ate Lonery has already enviVred many duals with prizes from 10 ieUta. s' 2.1 "I o f e,rtit a t reset are all afloat and from the tarry which Dame Fortune appeared to be in list M :Nay to nt. ward her numerous 'era b ;nonehl-. that on Thursday next she will teak r an imrovrta: J vii acs of prize moon that bean the Secemi Day or Drzwing. .. • - *Ain° r9 , 411^,... - .10.. .44 .s'ags.A* 4l . • I • ' 4 . e1i , 14 kftertovprh. • es • Ii j. ' 'II . .• V • sissi astad eddy lam Legg, Espy istNicalAnet ` 1 044 41 111.. . eland ) wa s proceedinkroped•tjw pi' 1 8 past, on Weanitclny, , he Itch I • ed by a youna grathin..,i, rie . a a . ' 13teslin, ,(a Mr. 3 y../.;cf!lay, j v 4 v ruf date rcnizrkablen• %vet At CP.'he t, o:oceeidirtye, lit tt ; 41a - tolit - t'o . %I . en th.- hn.-les took fright, it n•ng c. ai ep hill, flose to 9arareWytislq, t Rave way, arb die drFiii,'”ot betty/ a ): 4 . the horses, had scarcely Lin e to i ht o • his seat, wL.a they . topeL•4 beadhsags 114 . r. and g -Damns In it, dawn a iir.ai4 i e, shout Veen nr tweratt Net deep, .1 the rival'; the chAiIVIAI of the rgis . 7 n the , icie ; liar, wiincii-rtel 'to r-lat e ; net- : gentlemen Were eaatr'-il 5 ...I ire+ ildW ioeses hurt, nor has ttle catri.a4c resels . ei Tof con.ectloce i • ' . ;