The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-10-09 00:00:00

r The Duke sad Duchess of Bedford are ealseeted tee IMO is a fete days fro. Wooberu Abb.?... their way to the ord. tide, for the laeuefit of his Grace's hes 4u. The Duke of Beaufort has returned to his @t at. Ba,linine. tin, Gloweesterrhire, front a tour. Cossless &assets's, is expected to leave town in a few days for Paris. The Earl of Itorksavaite has arrived at his father's (Mar_ *tie of Cloolasolideley) seat, Cholinondeley Castle, Cheshire, kn• a tour. Visesaot Deerharst ►as left los foliet's (Earl of Coves's") seal, Croat's Worre•terubire, tln s tour. L•trd Howard of Elliogbain issa arrived at his Grange no, Yorkshire, friosa a tour, Lord Wm. Sentinel' is expected to leave tetra this day for the Continent. Amnia ft Wilt:. Hotel, Jermaynwireiti is Excellency 1. Zeal Ceskrit I D'Esressersle awl smite from Cheltenham ; Mod Lewd Acheson from Harrows. J. W. Stewart, Esq. has hit ditto ter his +rat, floarsiont Dale, Beak.. lbs Hoe. Henry Lytton, M.P. has left town for Windsor. Coleetel Crake has left tows for Brighton. Me. wad Mr.. IlValt arrived yesterday at their boy.? in St. Jamseewegisairet from their nest, Wrui haw Perk, near Barnet. Arrivals at 'MASON HOW. St. ,tanses'is-alreet and llies.Cooke from their real in illantit; sod kV. nail Alm Bur den from tin, Deporture:—Mr. sod Mrs. Wm. icaetwright for the Creatirret. Wary Rich, Esq left the St. James's Hotel, )groyo. street, yesterday, for Trinity College. Cambridge. Arrivals •1 the London Hotel, Alhele.ille i•treel:--Tho Cosetess Jr Nuattl • from a hoer; Colonel and Mr.. Knight from Moakley, Kent; Mrs. Nesse front Bssinesioke; the /tee. Mr. Cooke and family from Parts; and Mr. sad Mrs. 7. Drake ruins their Peal, Pcvershara. Gnat Mr. and Mrs. Mnreb+ll bass kft Kirklianes Hotel, Lower Prauk-street, fur the Cealleest. MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIPR. -wwww. Yesterday .ere married by special lireest, at /4. Janice. Cherrh, by the Rev. ;tr. 'lobbies, Voirouut 1114oilrvitle to Mies Sparrow., daughter of Lady 0. Sparrow, in the pre sence of the Dube of Manchester, the Dowager Dacheas of Manchester, the Dowager Duchess of 4irbreued and Lady Lasiss Cement, the Marquis mod Marchioness of Hood', Lady 0. Sparrow, the Ladies Moulage, Lady M. Achesiiii, Earl of Goefo►d, dt.e. Lied W. Bentiock gave the bride away. The bridemaids were. Lady M. Acheson, the Ladies Montalto, and Lady Limits Lennox. Inimrdiately prier the recersooy the happy pair set off in • hcaotifol chariot sod raw bases fur Lurd Cawdm's seat in Wales, where they will peas the honeymoon. The Doke of CAsootoaz visited the Duchess of KENT yesterday. The Princess SorutA visited the Duke of Cu.. pllOOll yesterday. Testerdsy the Duke or CAMBrtIDGB had a select party at dinner. His Royal Highness honoured the Haymarket Theatre with his presence uu Mon day night. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCIIKQUEZ arrived is - - lawn yesterday from Blackheath. bliss LACY, who is announced for the character of helvidera at Covent-garden theatre, to-morrow night, is . a young lady of great promise sod ex. eectation. She is the grand-daughter of Mr. LAC', a late patentee of Drury.lane theatre, THEATRE.—The lowers of song last week cape. vieaced a gratifyieg and uoespected treat, our soo urgers having brought over our delightful native warbler, bliss Sreenees, who appeared here on Wierftlesday in the character of Lucy Bertram, in which site iiitroduced four of her must favourite airs. She was in excellent voice, sod a I . ..shiest-able and crowded audience listened to her syren notes with highly-wrought admiration. Determined to maintain the good opinion they have acquired, and to let slip no opportunity of pleasing the public, !desists. AlltoTT mid FARLRY have availed them selves of Mr. BRAltAllep visit to Cheltenham, to engage him to appear here on Wednesday tier, in the character of Don Carlos, in the !henna, and we siucerety hope that the liberality the managers hare rinced may he met by a corresponding feelin6 oat the part of their pat rolts.—( Gloucester Journal.) , The Cork theatre opened on Thursday night with Damon and Pythias, in which Mr. IVARDS perktused Damon ostlk his accustomed energy and discrimination. The musical Pasiiceio between Mr. *Kerte, Mr. A. I.LE, and Master [lat.,. We. an exquisite treat to the lovers of harmony. As ODD Tatcc—Cnuct Setssoss, at play one• evening in a large company, happening to cast his eyes op to a large looking-glass opposite to him, saw • well.dressed sharper cut off the diamond-loop from his hat ; he took no notice, but pretending to want scratching in another room, he desired the man to take his cards, which he did. The Count stole softly behind lion with a sharp knife in his hand, sod cut off one Of his ears; and holding it up to the company, said--" Retti.ta me my diamond loop, Sir, and I will return you your ear." On last Sunday evening the town of Hillsborough was most brit handy illuminated on the arrival of she Marquis and Nlarc:iiiiisess of Dolmans& The niudovre, which were fancifully and tastefully adorned with evergreens, were iit a blaze of light. Discharges from some pieces of ordoance, and numberless bonfires, gave great light and spirit to the scene. The will of the late Sir WILLIAM HRILICNEL • lili,;4lit of the R o y a l H anoverian P oe l p h ic O r d er . *e s proved its the Prerogative Court in Doctors' Cumulous on the 3d instasit, by the oaths of Dame Nary Haescurt.. widow (the relict). and Jew( Fassiasca Wlt.e.ifia Himont., El. the sott, two of too r0..e 1 p,,..; power being me-served to Caeatis aionage, Esq. the other exectator. The personal effects were sworn under The copy hold and other lands and tenements at Uptosocuan-Clsakey, its she comity of Bucks, and at Slough, he decrees to his son, with twenty-fire thousand pound. in the Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities. Two thousand pounds are given to his brother JOHAN DIATRIcR ; and annuities of one hundred 'moods each to his brother JOHAN A Lex aspen, and his sister CAROLINA ; 201. each to arphrws and nieces; and the residue (with the ex.. ceptiiiti of astronomical instruments, telescopes, ob. serrations, btc., which he declares to have given, on account of his advanced age, to his son, for the purpose of continuing his studies) is left solely to Lady Ileftsctiet. The will if d i eted the 17th of Urcember, 18 1 8. 1 / 4 -- • Np 1 NO 4 r • ' 0 r. .i... 4 • tit ' l .' -•;:... rP . ‘ ... i "' :WIT . 4 -. 6 - 7 -. l•'' ' ' NA Ii e;t l. 1 • ( r .: ". .310; lON P'N TA., s pc . %..o . ' , •-•., ~,- 4 ..... 4 1 _ ..,. • FASHIONABLE MATifiltifte. PovEhltn4lolk, tlir4tßg! -.,-- . wise . hb made her flat alltranince on lir OMITS, thiliNllo; lest might, sr 4/rs. (Wil e y, !it t . l)e . esin're ( tri of ilw Jeanne Wife, is not. quite ir itVengeF"iii ,) Loodori audience. She'pesseimee a /just figure, G i rd her ainvesnente are easy and graceful. Stir itrisnel • in. haire an accurate iwrerptiaa of die.chiracter p and the perfoymanCe throughosit Irk in; mem' for Cell• sure, Rini iii 'wirersl nominees laid claim to i coon deroble shore of minsrisiminn; The physical powers of on arwes, are sold-etrl to touch exhanstian• is this cliarectei;'whieli„ I the coolincilernient tit • the end of the . play, presents so shawl uuifurum . trirour of violent ' , maim' and highly.recited feel ing, either r.ol or inieteurled. ' This continued exertion seemed In affect in sow degree the power or Mina CHEITAIIes wince ; but ,be airitsiiied her part in the roncludine scene .jubich. with the aid of the ..thrr performer., was rendered hilgioly unloving) with spirit, rind produced a very favourable impres sion. Mr. C. KEMBLE was excellent in the ben pecked linslatud. 11,, vacillation betw e en submit. save obedience io the iiiithosity of his wife; and his short-lived deth•roanationi of neamstance, was poor trayed iii such true colours, as to exci:o pity. 'lnnen. contemot, for the .character. BeisTLET seemed to be of II kindred spirit wish Aferjoe fOokkyf. he played with ue good deal of point, mad folly sus tinned bit rook in the drama. Jomq. iu Led Trinket, wii, the very quintesceuert of eristocnitic foppery and high-bred impudence. The other chisrocicrowere well supported. The openilie drama of the' Xibertisre followed. Bosh scenery and machinery were put to regtsimilioo. with ass effect corresponding to the excellent style 1 in which they were lavisagrd, and Don luau was consigard to the punislioarat which awaited huts vices, amidst loud plaudits. LORD AND LAY PORTsNOOTH. Wistrcsuacs --The attention of lb* fashionable world has lately Irma a fowl deal occupied by the singular warmer in which Lord Pottimosth was removed from Edinburg►, and the proceeding. consequentithereon. Lady Portatiounth being wear her coutioesnent did not follow, her hwo►d (hourly, but remained tis the North till she gave With to an heiriat. Mr, Newton Felloilo*, the heir at law to the Purls. mouth property, since the removal, and since the repro of his Lordship Slid to bate bey' roe. stonily about the person of his Lordship. Some diltereuces having arisen biters-it the Noble pair, Lord Portsmouth, it appears, ioleidicted her Ladyship's return Whitcharch; but ■he, insisting on her rights as consort to the Nubig Lord, had refused to yield o►edience to the mandate. Oti Saturday Dr. Basikhead and sombe r gentleman ar t IVed at the splendid seat of t►e Peer, and announced that Lady Portsmouth, having recovered (roar her preourbeinent, was then on the reed to N'hilciturch, to which place she re paired for the porpoise of insisting on being received as the consort of his Lordship. The precise soarer given to this intimatioa has not transpired, but it certainly was not a 1. arkome Mme Dot wren four and Ave o'clock as apes carriage and four, with two postillions, followed by two seivants wearing the Porisonouib liveries, was seen approaching Whiteharch. la the carriage her Ladyship was seated, and with her 9 uurse with the 'Mani. On the way the poutillsons greeted coaches they passed with loud human. 11,e, travelled with extraordinary speed; su stuch so, that the servants could alit without ditliculty keep imp with the carriage. Arriving at the White Wirt at Whitchurch her Ladyship alieted, and rested for some time. ' The people at Whiteherch were all nn the alert tel witness the emxriment, and a variety of whimsical reports were in (imolai.- n. A number of the towns-foolks were assearobled in front of the gates to the Park, and within a party of men, dressed in pima froths, and Milers apparently labourer,, were denten up, as it shod mem, for the purpose of opposing, by main force if necessary, that cutrawee op which bee Ladyship was expected to insist. Jest be yond the Ledge one or two timber carriages were placed, without horses, to obstruct the way. Those weer se disposed that it was impossible for a carriage to imps either to the right or the left to them, on account of the obstructing trees. Matters thus remained when oar isformeat left Whitebotrch at five Is the •fteonnon, at which hour the advent., of her Ladyship from the inn was momentarily expectod..--(Erea fsg Parr.) DUEL. A meeting was appointed In take place yesterday miming at six o'cliirk. iu Horkney-firldis, between Mr., J. C—rn, an eminent bidder, and Mr. C. 41, a Gentleman, resiskiag in the iseighboarbirod of Hawker,. The dispute between the parties mile out of some ►Wilding transaction, and Mr. J. C—as feeling himself agrieved, sent a challenge to Mr. C—II. The bearer of the message was informed by Mr. C—ll that he arreoted the challenge, swishusild be punctual is his at. troilism*, with his woad, at the time and plate appointed. C—m and his friend cooled their heels yesterday morning from a little before six till past seven o'clock, and Mr. slot making hie appearance, Mr. J. C—ns fired his pistol i■ the air, and 'threatened to horsewhip Mr. F-11 the first time he could meet him! FONTHILL ABBEY. 01111 Der nstan'el There will he as sale of the Foothill properly, it seem*, after all. Placards steins. pouted in Moduli and about the Ahhey, announcing at Iraq a farther pustpuuerneat, is the &Honing concise terms : Fonthill•Abbey.—The sale by auction at this place will sot take place, as intended, on the Bth of October—a negociation sow beint on fuot for the sale of the wkule estate ley private contract. , - change of arrangements will produce much disap poistment. Peery bed at the principal inn► of Houton sdlitads eurtted for to-morrow slzht ; and permits will be •rridwt from all qvarterS to attend the sale lulus , the news of its postponement is folly promnifaied. The name of the party who is contracting for the Abbey mad its appurtenances has not yet transpired. The venerable Bishop of ROCRESTEIt. on the 3(1 instant, confirmed in Bromley Church, nearly 1,000 young persons of that neighbourhood. lies Lordship has also, in the course of the week, been holding confirmations and visitations at Greenwich mid Dartford, besides other parts of his diocese. 7 FUNERAL OF LADY ALDIS.—The remains of this much-respected Lally were removed from her house in Nelsomequare on Monday last. to be de posited in the wank at Christchurch. Surrey. at tended by her only son, as chief mourner, and the following Gentlemen : ROBERT BAReoa. Esq. Dr. Uwint, Wyt. Goowtn. E•q. JANES WOoD BAIN, Esq. Sir Lust LAT Sr. Getman Scertign. Ton, Baer., Geo. Deccan.. E.q. BENJ. POWIS. Eq. NICHOLAS BYZALIV, Esq. sod Joue REES, E.g. On Friday evening. at eight o'clock. a severe tempest came on at Maldon. Esselt. The light ning, which was very terrific. struck two valuable horses, belonging to T. LUAiD, &q. while in the field, near Beelrigh Mills. Maldon; out welt found quite dead, and the other in each agony. that it was shot, there being no hopes of hie recovery. ~~ ~~ pitor,4tE torinrtooivhElVbE: iSOULOGNE-MI-NIER, OCTODFR 3. The Sotietrign s team packet railed from hence Last untruing with r number or pariel.geil soil four carriages. Amongst the former were—the Earl of Leitrim and family, with a numerous suite; Lady Popham. Butler, &e. The wind wM bn►k sod direct for ()over, •n that it was ex pected the passage would be made in less thug feet boors. The illedera sailed this day well fre;glitrii, and the Sovereign arrived with nearly 30 ii.ravrugers, but for want of water she was obliged to lay at the Pier Head. OCTOBBR 4. Lady Barrington gave a grand balihrtevenTng, which was attended lay all the beauty and fashion of this place; the supper was superb, consisting' Of all the delicacies of the n , iilmndance of game, Perigord pies, tc. to which a high z-st was given by the fittest wines of France. Th• merry dance was kept up till • late hour. The old, so ciable, Irish country dance wait not forgotten in this fashionable circle. A Spanish dance awl waltzts concluded the festivities of the teeming, or rather of of this morning, which shed it- rays upon the gay acetic, ere the ' , rightly votaries of refined plea sure had separated. There was an extraordinary assemblage of beautiful women, the dazzling effect of whose charms was heightened by the most splendid richness and tasteful elegance of dress. The ►ky never shone with greater brilliancy than last night ; it was in a constant ill•minatiun from ten till eleven o'clock ; the thunder which rolled at • distance added an awful sublimity to the scene. The view in the port was quite picturesque. This morning hos been very 'chose, and we have had good &al of thunder and lightning, attended with. heavy rails. The Sovereigx sails again this day (Friday). A considerable number of passengers are expected to embark in this packet, which No already six car• flora on board. Boulogne has, in fact, all the business of arrivals and departures; the balance a, however, full three to two in favour of the returns to Englund. Although the departures are numerous, the ar rivals are sufficient to fill up the vacancies, and very few good houses are us yet in went of tenants. The Chevalier Charles Le Cordier, the Sub-Pre fect of this place, is a polite and well-informed gen tlemen ; he joins in all the parties given by the vi sitors, and is universally esteemed. Every thing has gone on well here since Madame de Viry's un fortunate and melancholy catastrophe. The wea ther has been rather unsettled ; but early riser. have enjoyed sufficient exercise, and the bathing hue ex. perienced no interruption. • All visitors, on their fir►t arrival here, should take care to inquire of their friends who have been some time resident in the place the prices of every article —iu lodgings, especially, the greatest imposition is practised upon new comers. A party of sportsmen here are arranging • plan for bringing over a pack of English fox-brut!, to Tours, for the ensuing limiting season ; some of them Wee already set out fur Blois, Orleans, and the vicinity of Tours. PORTSMOUTH. OCTOBER 7. Yesterday arrived his Majesty's ships Ganges. of 84 guns, and Topaze, 46 guns, Captain Richard son, from the Eaat Indies. Captain F. A. Collier brought the Ganges to England : site was built at Bombay, and has brought home the frame-work of two oilier ships, and between her and the Topare 450,000 dollars. Transports were taken up to bring home the 65th regiment front India, and the regiment may be shortly expected, as also the 17111 regiment. The wind having blown with some violence from the west. has caused the Active, Captain King, with Commissioner Ross, for Jamaica, to put hack to St. Helen's. The Racehorse has also put back. The Fawn transport. Lieutenant Coates, Agent, is arrived' from Quebec, which sue left on the 4th of September : she brought home Lieutenant Bushby, R.N., 12 warrant officers, sod less ,hip• wrights, reduced from the service ou the Lakes; Also Ensign Giddes and 25 of the royal staff corps, from Montreal. His Majesty's frigate Atha, Captain Bourchier, had mewed at Quebec from Jamaica, with 490,000 dollars on board. Captain Bourchier wiled (Cr Halifax on the 2:Ath of . August_ _ . The Russian ship Kontowsofir, Captain Doittoornf, has put in here ou her way to Petersburgh. She has been out two years on a vo y age o f di. covriy , principally within the Goth degree of latitude. Two other Russian ships had been considerably beyond Norton Bay, in .Behring's Straits, but had returned to New Archangel, Norfolk Sound, to winter and refit, in order further to piosecitte their inquiries for the Passage, which they speak very sanguinely of. They report that the Coasts and brys laid down by former navigators were very incorrect. The Korfortsilf spoke the Britannia, (win BUYIIII4 Ayres to' the West italics, in the bt:g ttttt *mg of June. The Foothill property is disposed of by private contract. We undermand that ■ Mr. FARQUIIAR has given 330.0001. fur it n it stands. FATAL. AciinEty.—On Friday afternflon last, ■ young woman in the service of .Ir. PRUTON, a gentleman of fortune residing in the Crescent, Cambersvell-grove. whilst in the act of cleaning the two-pair windows on the outside, fell from her station, and was dashed to the ground, and killed on the spot! When Mrs. PIRSTON WOS infofflied of what happened. ►he was taken alarmingly ill, and fears are entertained for her life. An 1119ltest was held on the body of the unfortuti:ite girl, and a vet dipt of Acitidesital Dewy returtarsh Mutt. i "• Vetter,lay Awe Prrhin• wu litouirti A•a s: l b iD y g ep7rl ll l7lhe Jpeedle of IStshno•g a t e , un de r th e f o ll ow i ng neopiciatts cif towtstancei :2—The Ark. stewereing-Iter with Iwo hoosites of jioew folittwasi her inns Petticoat -lane, where she altered 401 e of the bnitelipa for sate fur 16s, on which he saeopta up to her owl inpsisell how she came by thole, owl her sal . " " 1 being Satisfactory, he look her into custody. The hoot/lee emsaisiell of linen of 95110115 dracripturus marked sod ren her permit* she ha r d• chemise mat bed in a similar m.ll ser4 but whit , . the oiler?' e)ea arre tented away, she took the oppn: lenity of hsitue out she mark. _ _ Me. J. Cowie, of Sherboriso lam, Mated the linen to be Ina property. It was Ilia custom to heat bis lineo nitrite.' at Chingford. The carrier brought it home weekly, soil oil his return too* the foul line,,. The last week a boy brought home the clean ellithea, said he was going farther, and would call Again.for.the bundle whi, h was to go to the Jaundice.. In about half an hour a man came siyiag he had come for the foul line,' for the washerwoman, and the bundle was giveu him arccrohoglg. It was out until three burrs after that the bow who had brought Imam the demi linen aphid came, and tip y then discovered that the man who bad praviuu•ly been bail no authority to receive Sheen. The Poisoner said she had received the things from a man in the attest whom permits she did not kOOO. From some circoomoinees of suspicion which had tran spired, Fla•sgia (the carrier's boy) was taken into (moody, and the Lord Mayor now directed that both the Prisooers should he remanded, to give the tiffiecr tune to procure fur ther evidence. Wortbiastws appeared to • summons, to answer the Complaint of Mr. Curtis, the booker. Mr. Curtis had a. at. abuse a fortnight ago, by his larrvaall, a pootaa,oleso, addressed to his sue at Beverley, in Yorkshire, to go by the attar* potter. The seivent, it appeared, had left it at the warehouse of the Defendant, who protium, to ship packages to go by the steam vessels. Souse time after he was ma primal of receiving a letter from his moo, toforeniag him he had not received the portmanteau, cod ma ilignirinthAtt the Defeudsol'e warehouse, he fumed it locked up in bis eel he. sad it was stated by a female that it would not be forwarded until another shilling was paid. Mr.Certis couceiveit, tiore. lore, that he bed two grounds of cnmplaiat 'fittest the De feodini, on account of the detentiou of the portmanteau, soil the overcharge fur the booking, stitch he thought ought put to exceed two-peece, Mr. Woithingtosi denied the receipt of more than one rhil. ling, and tb•l, as being an overcharge of right.peoce, ass taken by mistake by his sister whilst he was absent, and fur which he was weeri Furry. The Lord Mayor, oil this explanation, advised Mr. Curtis to accept the Defendant's typology, which he ruminated to do, aid t►e complaint was chummed. H ATTOK• GARDEN. Mn. the wife of a very eminent coppersmith, in the vicinity of tiro-market, was brought op is ceriody of a constable, end underwent a very twig private examina tion, charged with stealing a piece of gingham out of a horn_ draper's shop in Holborn. lleveral grutlemeu, friends of the Prisoner, were present, who fell themselves halt at the *van del brought On thew through the charge smiinst her. The lady was committed to Clerkenwell prison for another rig-lami nation on Thursday treat. Tess thomand pounds bail was offered fur her appearance, wjamb the klagistraitts ref used to accept. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. mu-- Monday morning, about — lea o'clock, an accident of a very dreadful nature, which bad only proved fatal to three persons, vectored on Blark(riars Bridle : A youth, wanted, Thomas Reyeolds, groom to George Young, Esq. of Lae. easter.streit, Buffos -crescent, was riding a spirited horse along Illsekfiriars-road, when the animal became retiree, sad started off st considerable speed. The youth kept Lis seat, fearless of aerdseger; rad nu the bursa reaching the bridge, some persons joined nem in arm to stop the career of dale ieferiated animal. At the moment hers.- •up to them lie fell, sad Iwo of the individusis were knocked dues, sod slightly injured. The pour boy was ant s o fortunate; no fell over the horse's head, and pitching hit skull, se severely injured tlist he was conveyed to Guy's He* I E in a stale of easessibility, and his death is sionstuassilt It. peeled. TIJ WlFArmfre. INTERESTING EXTRACT FROM A METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL FOR SEPTEMBER, lfifl, KEPT AT THE OBSERVATORY OF THE ACADEMY, GOSPORT:— " This month has been naespeetedly dry, considering that three of the last four phases of the moon happened ;sear nil& day ; a circumstance that generally i•dicates wet wesiber; the rain, however, may have bees more frequent awl heaver in a lees northern latitude than ibis is, where the moult hail a greater influence over the earth's atmosphere. Nearly three-fourths of this month's rain fell here at and near the time of the autumnal equinox, when a depression of one inch of mercury was observed in the barometer. The month having been fair for field labour, and there 'savior been but 34 twelves of rain during the last two moot's'', the level arable lands will therefore be found in a fit and proper slate fur early suwiug. " A est...tolerable reduction took place the latter part of the month in the mean temperature of the sir, in cootie rptenee of the rains and cold easterly gales, and there were two or three slight boar frosts before rienrise. The average temperature is 41 deg. lower than that of September, 1821. " At the latter part of the month about live or sin hundred swallows assembled here, and migrated the same day, mak ing their stay in this neighbourhood tvieuty-two week.. This may be considered as an early departure of the swallow tribe; but they bad undoubtedly felt the sodden transition in the constitution of the atmosphere beyond the artificial heat of that of the enrib's surface. The falling of the decay. lug foliage has occurred sooner than usual, by 01 , 011111 of so early • summer aj we have experienced. " During the latter pert of the month the prevailing N.F. wiuds mimed a very great 'vaporettos ' • on the day sad night of the 19th not lees than half an inc h evaporated by the combined influence of the sum and • brisk N.E. gale. " The atmospheric and meteoric phenomena that have coma within our observation this month, are 3 paraselegos, 3 solar and 3 lunar halm., 16 meteors, hightailing In evening •f the 11th, and deviant Homier in the afterooo• of the 17th, and 9 Rahn of wind, or slays on whirls they have prevailed, namely, 3 In nt N.E., 3 from li, sod 3 fruits S.W. " Summary of the Weather.—A clear sky, 3; faisk with various roodiGentiosi of elands, 16; an ueerrast sky without ruin, 7; foggy,!; rain, 31; total, 30. " A scale or the promoting wields—N. t, N.E. 9, E. 5, B.E. 9, S. I , 1.19. 8, W-3, 21.119.8-wwpasys,3o-" Vfe nndenitsod that the Ladies' Committee have taseeetalsed that 13,840 females in this city stand in weed ef.elething...-(Linterirk Chroxiele.) Wet greatly regret to hair, that • must meltins chrrly occurrence has lately taken place in the fatuity of Viscount Dirt.ou, at Florence; his Loidship's second MI, an interesting and very premising youth of fourteen, having fallen Tutu u reser►oir in his gar den, where he perished. It is stated, that the Isonentol young gentleman's alflicted parent, the Viscountess Dtt.l.6*. witnessed the heart-rending act ne.—(Mayo Pape►.) Between five and six o'clock on Saturday even ing last, Robert Hibbs, a convict under sentenee of two years imprisonment in the House of Correction. at Doncaster. contrived to effect his escape hats ' thence by forcing a long plank of wood from one of the treads of the mill lately intioducer: there, which" he placed in • slanting direction against the bown4,, dary wall of ntie of the prirtnn yrivels, pitliell sammit, and hanging by his hands, dropped shiwa t , oa theother side to the ground, a distance of Amur', 60 fed. ik NM . . k. iivint.Oraeral Lord jt. $ N. Notoetiet, Lc R. 180.1wri log General of the Gaiiiieg In Cleat Britatw iitaklete his hatlyeatli Outpectiup cad repnri. Three cunspinies of the Nadi renTajent of fant Anredied un the 2d instant (rola hca4alaa4 tea fh.ll, Ohl they will w rite 10.11100110 W. Two companies of Ilse 15th rreihteul afoot Wee ritireil seders In mirth hums lint! in Ibiasehester to-inaeroste A ailncJraa tsf the &ap e .' gogrils atelved 7r. 1 5 , - tiii at %Leaches/re, from iitielhehl. A oloadion of Ite keys arrived at irk on the 7th initinl, fr.4o I.eeis A wit. dean of the 3.1 dragoon wit•ras will ate iee at Naleastle. ispion.Tyar on the 9th initant, Gum The above squadrons will relOrse to hiwaleld, Leeds, nod Carlisle, afr. i their reiipeclivr corps ha , e been laspeirled h 7 Majoe.G I Lord Edened Somerset, Y C.ll sod '.I.P. A deiarhineht of the Maya! Stiff Corp., ender the com mitted of EisOen Geddes, Gnawed on the dth inst. a t p„,,„. otooth. front Canals, un board the Fanny tramport, 41141 l• untried to be coorre)cil to Deal, Ca the purpute j 0.,, 0 it. corp. no H)iiie The 14th tra , ment of light dragoon., atntionrd in ihi rily and at Ho nnorliitn, were inspected itarlionirdiy at Lied dyiestoida l'ark, by Alijui.lienrial Lard E. Sum,- set. Tto• appoemoust e of the amid their ektifoi exe eiviiitn of the ureftesey us astaiitered. pee numb attliaticiloll to the In.pectitig Cerateraf..—.(Cobitolvi Hereto).) plitArY. The following is au ex.ract of a lettrr firm: Captain .Hearo, of the Vittoria, b uuil Crum Je muiea so Loudon. milt 1/04 d she 1.) .g Blackat, Liverpool, Octolter.3 ; 11 is with great Wrote I have to communicate to you the rapture of the Vittoria, on the 7111 of Auguni, in the Golf of Florida, by a pits r. She I. ft Jamaira 011 tl eR7 h of Jul,, and nothing particular oceurred till ihr 7,11 of the Following month, when alimily after day-light • foie appear ed upon toy starbomd how, shoot arson miles letterer thi shore than I was, Saddle Hill bearing S by F.. miles ; n short lime after a schooner hove is. bight. a lot g way within the brig beformsoeutimied. and :limited to nie In be Moil:illy up slobs the coast ; when at I I u. WI I taw him close to the brig, but I could not diatioguish what they were about. An hunr after he was within goimahot of me, rowing with large scoops, Hone being a very light air firma east south-east, an that die l'illgerie could . ly steer. He came close to, .sad desiged me to ht ns e until lie mot his .boat on board, having thee American colours Byte,. 1 did no, when a boat-lund of the most desperate robbers hoesaa nature caw furnish, heath(' by as F..oglialimaii, olio it appears had itortner!y Nest tune of a West lodiansan, came ow board, armed *nth mitshets, pisiole, and ctolauten. He spired me, together with try chief mite, reeund, crew to go into the boat. I did no, nod was taliett cot board the schooner, which lad still American cohost • flyiag: when I got on the *damson's sleek, I found, to my ge at astooishment, the Gioia* of the brig to be Captain Cook, of the brig liteleistrn of Illo , tegte 14 1 . which I had spoken a few days before off Cape a stun .u. Comsat Cook, tegfrilser with four of his crew, were secured below. We were thew 'Wetly searched, and every thing takeu from mt. The pirates then ovule Cal) with the two brigs sod their schooner towards hand, • little to the west ward of the-Saddle Hill; the ehtef of thy rubbers then tame to me sod told me be knew I had mosey atowed away. I moralle answer I had not; what I had he had already talc-ts alley :he then sail he smold more than probahle God out, helm would do to me •list he bail Mote to a mater • some weasel he had previously taken, which was, that he Ltd put him into a large Ora on shore, and 'lieu he "confessed o Lett. he Ind Mosey slowed; 'fur uhirls, lieriver, he still bury' him alive. He had then in los possession hi some c.eek walita the Colorados Heel, a Dutch ship end an American, discharging, and said that he would take our angels into the same place. They cautioned to vu in with the land during the whole of the arteellentl ""'t about five p.m. the chief robber took Captain Cook, together with his crew, on board the industry, pot to m all lielovr, epeepting Captain Cook, whom he tied to the wilidlasa, and wale four of his men ft esh load their guns and Ste at him; but they, having a little mute of the human being left than lilir enrolee, fired at madam, which ohs die pettseigatiou of tisstain Cook's Ilfe. The chief robber then eame on board the seltootter, haslet Gist secured some t-f the bright men below on board of his own mind, and left her in Omer of live of his crew, to follow hint. li c hee he had been rim board • few minutes, be again came tom with his Itaife iu one bawd and a modem iu the other, nod declared ho world rat my ehroat. 1 asked him what would that profit him, store he bad takes my ship and my ell front me? His reply to me was, that if may English ship or war got hold of Mtn he would be (snag. I orporeerd, " thou probable." Night corning on, and the vessels still r on- Ding down the load, ice were put below, and two sesainela placed OW , us, and at 10 at ought they came to anchor iii four fathom, head robber the, caret ow board the foris to hie boat ; bud , months( to the atatomeett of my enrpeoler, G. Lewis, who had * btiis taboo out of the Vittoria, made him lake dews ail the living of the cabin and break open my trunks, doe.; he there found a few dollars, mid after driakeng some time, he left tie Vittoria, tad came on board hie oleo aehisoner. About midataht hulled for one of the prisoners ; my second mate was going we deck, when he was stopped by the motioel, and ordered to keep below. At Hos time we heard a great Uncle noon desk far a few momenta, hut in a short time all was *gala talent. %Viten the Morning tame they agreed toikive as the Hadar fry, hut lio! • single thing, uuly as we ateml-3 as you may ruppohe in what It deplorable state Ime rot posteist. I cilit only add, by thenking she Almighty that 11 aes spared with my life; fur if the chief robber had not *OM killed (whirls was the noise I have already shouted to) that aught, which we did not know of limit we were all olmiiimml the linfortey, he had made a vow when he left Hew calorie, Hort too moment be got on hoard the Scholia.? be mild have my and was only stopped by sloe of his uwu people esardering - hies, and he was thrown overbuilt d very quietly for fear no should know it. The contused of the vt:tmel then fell to this Etoplishmau, who would not en mach as allow me a change of clothes, lint told me I might *nit myealf Well oft that my life was .need. We mom tell in with the Michell, which has brought me safe here." [The c.rp of I!,c ;Whole, we understood, boo been Is slued at Lloyd's for more illss 30,0901.1 . MARINE Cumosfit. A sere singular fish it at this time in pickle on board the .Ilfery F , Greealatia Air, now in he Old Duck, of this place. Mr. Wilkinsou, the Captain, says It was caught to the north of Shetland by some of his 'seismal eat Malmo', also saw it flounderiug 011 the surface of t h water„ sal dragcal It on board by our of its tail Goa. It, Go argion is 'eerie iggly dom.', and its moi.ments usual have been very sir... (hi a first view of the head, wis fanoitd **saw a strong re semblance to the large wrinkled face of • fat 'old swan, and the 110084 . 10111 shuns mermaids immediately mememl to our • recollection. But a whole view of the animal soon ditalptitelt ..pll oar seven , and left as wily to bonder at the variety of alite productions of nature. Its shape is lamely oval, being head to slit rather more than Mee fort, sled in breadto I 0. ' • The .kilt is of a deep gray, slid all aver fa rough a. ti. I Moderately Marrs; so rough, that Tain t the sa il or h,i of the tall - in 'liaison it out of the iiiiafir,ltis bold was as firm as if he had been g r a s ping & mete If strong s and p a p er . Im d 4platti Wilkinoin says, That wheu it was firar taken its eye* • were 'mole prominent, and exactly resstiptallir human e!,... •15 Ii hernial/et! &lila a parr of ears, wit tilatartnall firs: to.- leash Omm, sail two huge tail tios, L beivsers which is • &hurt , g e ,,a ir t a u . {re seen dime r ilaaJ 10 3,13111a1111,11f1 Adverti ser us :„t . he \l h Fish of Dr.lthaw, sad it pruliablfts °Wig that .n -ods,' species; Imi'it steam mid, as ItoptsibWiTletisoa atit i es us is the Net, that if ittie, the 'Rost flaterrilau tit Sheoano Wryer Should hatie aeon any )la% lits.,..S-Erfselore.—(l/,,1f & tforttey. the rtiov4srhollhahhca calitsirl OW EN. pf the •Wps OemertAl.po .Friday first to Moidstoov gaol, to styd his trial apt December. 4 ^l! a•-. ,ti SAPPII ElI . • I 66 1 rS I 'I /~ t ~ i ii