The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-10-11 00:00:00

_ . h ear d, .os of gh .. Boulogne dee lights apron/ city large. They were ..- . . "ossippoind • eslissised from our squadron, which was L- . aware at the time. • • ' filed the Chetleite, of and for Pool, Bartlett, with t : • peat., OCT. 9. Sailed the Lerwrei sloop of war, Cmsbewstpraint, apd several gun-brigs, et, a• cruise of the French enlist. Yesterday evening, eight sail of Russian rims of war, pasted slue bath of the Goodwin Sands, (Plia the northward to the westward. P S. Jan arrived, the Spam/Aar lugger, from , 4 , 41' Cidels. and meatus in the Downs, with the rest 1 • dfilhe ships, as per use. DARTMOUTH OCT. 7. A.*** !ay um, •prived the Hambru ' ;nil _Leone, iron done video, boned to UMW ' , '.,1001 lidos sad Weds detained by t_heiXrir; W l = i li ff ejem oki at prirett"ee; from a=e ! edr. from London" Dojos,* Gestavel o g ' Pi r2 r • ' the Ifsars, Hatchings, for Portnissati tinespr. Wsdited, for Longsotind ' • Delisn, AO London ; Host, , Williems,for=t aid MAMAr gutt-brig, on a cause. ....-.=.1.--- ›. : FROM LLOYD'S LIST. .1111SATSIAPIIM NT. II .w.Pawial by the En.ftw, Steer, AMR Eldob t osal t. ...d s..ph - 7, 6 711: : fr sib; !7 , ; (7: 1 i21;:;!: hlm.un, Gem Llme -47 ' allow, (rem Hoodoo' t Hope, Delay ; Gio• Deottees ; and the Lord Nelms, Gray, from the Rosins, Postern (et Odense Ayres ; Urn, fee Airier; and the Via. Hendtiea, --.., *e Manibre. -., •11•14 , 110. to ♦ Biloodgaleo•the Ship Carpenter. Maya, tree Leglowti At Porbisoeutii-tbe Maurer. matu ir ween, a nal Sews, Lieerpoiolowhe Liverpool, 144u1e, from MIA*, lAtLeelreadesw-the 81440.411. —, from New York At Bee WOO, ..- the John Adams, W indow, bus faliidnn. At Helifax-:he Queen, Willis foina Trinidad. ..ghe g n oi ci rc o o.-Tne Trafalgar. from Peteisburgh ; end elle Excosattr, I.l.edehass, from cluettee. 1 lirtheLly‘lo--the Canada, llawe, from Quote, end the Naititto, Ittprielt, leers J.iniaica. •Al -rbiledrephiaewolle Ann, Drandhaw ; and the Saillt, *[.we, frig' Jamaica 1 Fame, -----, from t.nnionderir ; Li berty, Iti'ey ; and the John itaikeley, --...., foe Leer- At Veginis-the Alexander, King, front Liverpool; Eagle, })avid-w. Item Mtideastle; and am i'forowne, Brown, front . Gti...w.ly In the pnens-thir Minims, Atkins, Nero the River Plata • - .I', wh•os ',born Limerick. , last, at tnrc. _ Mr. , L is, 01 Ham, actempinied by a emr,ery 'Paid. were walking. within a few yards of their re sidence, they were mot by a farmer's cart returning from Landon, loaded with dung (whose driver, it mans, was sleeping upon the h'nd). The cart in clining into the toot-way. induced the girl to call !oudly to the man that he could not be awaken until After one of the wheels had crushed the . AO two of the children (one an infant in her aunt) against a wall, and paved over the leAi of the thud, a remarkably strong boy, neatly three years nid,..which rendered amputation necessary. Such flagrimt condu.tt of drivers cf carts should be se.l oiy pifnished : similar accidents have no avail. aihtia iota punishments will oat deter them front ' this *post habitual custom of sleeping upon shtir3 eats , It is eery reinaikable, chat a cart.thelcigist t~ ere %ATM . r.prietor, slr. Ku:Lt.:lca, of Eatit• Ha nt,•.a. id probably the tame cast, owing to the HO caste, unit* over a man cur the preceding day (Mood 'Any iait) btu so the spot. t•- • ItttAitVs TO ,ait 1106. et the estoetal at Surrey, t BCC Justices sit the village waffled of order of Cam within degree. to the concluded with , expected, from year 1799, 1• it has be disgraceful and pros gain- are to to the time after, • lur king frequent, its. assemblisig _.c of them berme un- railings, in t great con itoru tour- . • iie rAL INTELLIGENCE. C2SIBRRIPILL FAIR. --,,-..i..-...7.- ............- • • •." - . -1, 4 ,"• mramouv i ,oB . i . • di ar. I 11151t111111tWt Of TIC Plt OCELOINOS ettilitir Arrived a part of thelkselian fleet from she Bd. icareestwutt rata, ill Tilt Irian ISO 6. ........ tic, going to the Archipelago. to join Admiral Ss- coo , 0 a memorial obich ine reeented at Um fit nevin. They consiit of 4 sail of the line, 3 frigates. Manse 5i..34i1l of the Peace. fie the couoty at S and a carver... bowies et Cdlillotd. on Tuesday, tbs 15tb of J illy, 15 Airier: the Ca./mite* stoop from a cruise; and TOON Weishieel Bench et Hisfstueste's Justices i the finpard tram Gummy.. ?OM fillir the mhotty et Storey. Sniff! the :Urania stare-ship, for the Mediter. g Irmeitelillers and mintiest Inhabitants of the' ranean 1 and the ninnies. fir the D ewers. et Canisereel, deeply interested ia she snot The Revak sad T'lisds frigates have made the their families, and the peace mid good co signal for the tosaaperts with all ilia trry.ps - on society, nouste astaesser, board here. to 1110 Ittlime weigh w...C0 to Falmouth. That the Fair, which is annually held at Viey all ezpe& to go to South America. H o r benefit, (not being a Statute-Vair,) has, N i FALMOUT -•- C • 7. these seven years, increued in so alarming adi Arrived the earmuff/a packet. Anthony, with as to occasion most serious inconvenience t snails ham Mall and Gibraltar. Sailed from . ftei hhourhool. Malta the fiSth Aligns; and arrived at Gibraltar tbs. • flat. so far from the Fair being conduaec i laskull. I sailed from theste on the i7th. in con - . the Seekers, mid flyeke, with a convoy for a s s l. The C a mara packet. with mails for Malta, d from Gibreltar on the 31st August. On gvids ~,.. order than formerly, as was expeeted, the engagement nt the Publicans in the year (when your Memorialists first applied,)* it I come a scene of the most disgusting and disgr the Out. Captain Anthony-saw sixteen sail debauchery, and the resort of thieves and di* of were eappeeed to he Lord Collingwood's rag times. That drunkenness, dancing. in alehouses, i h tfile. arrived Hie hielelere gull'hrillt , R "'" l ' d * bling, interludes. and all sorts of immoral it y , .' ogled from hence on the .Bth ult. with fifteen be found from one end of the village t •Of iit iiimasis. for Oporto. She lost them about a other. : AN* minute is aea of triad, and ease back here That during the Fair, and for some time wow ° Sisk ff,snr,lrhan‘„,,Say"„k...:l,Jawjals,.6balagy. ilage A wa . i t. webers of evil-disposed persons are seen It '-'' ''''''' """ '''"" v..— them . `'f." a b ut the village ; and robberies are very ire Illie - iie C. 4,11 gan-hrig. from Plymouth. great loss and terror of the inhabitants. the Maass. Ceek packet. Sutton, with to "" This in consequence of she nunaknous asset far New York and Nada t .. Dva: of 166 of 'many thousand persons, and a great part tea • ftimigi'BBl.ll6.9 *fibs Roberts , 1 7`„ L ''''..... ; ,_ smalc , a i the very dregs of the metropolis. it has bag! ' 4l hot 9 14 .4 SWww".2 '81.4" 1.16.•• for safe for the inhabitants to leave their dwetlii fl • the evening, during the Fait. ~,.. • , . • A ' • ; •' v Imtvwoorn, 09T. S. Your Memorialistslave observed, with gre :°l=llB jil fr" . a "' 4 war' frees a ; eiraile. A care, the vast number of boys and girls, trot lb ' al"l"°(74Far.• en a cruise ; as " teen years old and upwards. who crowd ii as sloop of war* fet Buenos Ayres.-- Fair, and mix with charade's of the worst d Wild N. L. don, and ars thereby initiated into the paths bery and prostitution. And it is in a grim . T o ast eight. about eight o'clork. vslli aficrinig 9. was sere to be attributed to such tars as thia, tha 111Martl, and lashes were seen e which seemed to be at are such MUMS of infant piosututes to.be to germ Ammo from the shore,. and with glasses it our wee ,. 41PIPP 0 / 0 es if two "mak wen "Peng , at about M a ny young women, of unblemished chi' impairew of a mile distance from each other one of have hew decoyed into the dem i ag . tmett i s i dat i , "/eh wellil lit t e t e ta m b. t . a vi b" e t o ti v l e a s o i l he h r eess e°al eh d i e w ye t s be ta Fair; and, when heated with deacing; have vertently on their past, but designedly by t Ifiligwifir iatthar aceoenc• of theta. Darin the deco% drank more than was proper, and I Pin of the night. light/ were "ft', and fallen an easy prey. and in one evil hour rte the direetion Boulogne ; some- ,• cad become the I chard,- ---- -- -- cif A- --_ • ... from the paths of virtue. - ' - -- dad Me Arneno., Wrl Oen., bent Limentic. At the.ornere...tho laaeford,'Krotl, hem Liverpool; and the 114 u Ame,eaiti, Gnm London Avidow Yo.k.whe Itatactfibor,Apir, irroat,Lsaiser, Cats- ' iter,*vii, Frandur•; frnin dwelfdei Four ,Fitter, 11411. from Y e ,log Factor, (Niro 11.1taati George Barclay, —.--; *fralelgor, y Lieev- p oo l pbecet, and the ht.incheiter Packet. h a m selepeoL foeiseesSne Oa Taeulay last, three chilt.ras of Mt. _ ----..... k. • IN frtim actin cline nut! ed. 1 1, v• 1 ; auto, thilti Lflap* 4e, ri u.ht. I this 1 c 4: Ls to to 1 Han CR AM 140 Y iut() tl.e &scrip t et tub. gram mea that there 10010 in charafter, .g-rooms et this _AM : Mg: have, Mad designedly by their se proper, and thereby - lr strayed item paths . baste in. stead of the blessing of society. When your Menwrialisu consider that the lower ranks constitute the bulk and strength of the com. mortify. of how great importance is it that every proper check be employed to prevent the increasing depravity of this very useful class of Society 1 As Facture and Mashers, feeling for the best in terests of their child,* end servants, they cannot help lamenting. that at this fair, seines so dangerous to the morals of bosh. 'humid be exhibited in the face of opea day. Your Memorulists are satisfied. from past expe rience, and front the state of morals in this country. that no modification or compromise whatever will answer the end, and that nothing but the com plies 'unfasten cf. the Fair pill remove the nui same • • In this application to the Magistracy of the county if Sersty, who are the Gua*ians of the public morals, Memorialists lasilaYmward with confi dence, intreatiog the imineirsate sappremion of the said Fair, and assuring your Worships that they will most serially give every assistance to year Officers is snips . down the same. n ,/rwaril to two Award aid atirgreie persons. The %Ties Memorial, when presented to the Com al tuner Session at Guildford, was most favourably received, and the Bench expressed some surprise that the application was confined to Cam berwell, as the fair at Peckham was understood to be at least as great a nuisance as that which was the subject of complaint. After duo cousideration, and an examination of witnesses on oath, in support . of the allegations contained in the Memorial, it was ummiliously Resolved That it be recom mended to the Magistrates lifting in and for the • East half-hundred of Brixton and the borough of Southwark, to use all lawful means for the suppres sion of the abases complained of in said Memorials." In pursuance of the above recommendation, the ;Magistrates of the division had several meetings on nheleiness thus referred to them. They were dis- Tweed to ese all lawful means for suppressing the' iu stuestioo, but finding a determination on the part of one of the lords of the Manor (who claim this franchise as a manorial right), that it should ; be again holden. and being informed that it was intended even to employ force, if necessary, for that purpose, they resolved to confine their Jost', for the present year, to the prevention of such of its abuses as the law enables them to suppress, leaving 'the question of right to be settled. in a Court of , Law, between s h e inhabitants and the Lords of the Yew. It should be remembered. however, that them geademar - disebeineetell intention d' giving any sanction to the fair, declaring th.it they would do ro aft whack should authorise any at tempt to hold it. In conformity with the above resolution. the Ma. 'strum have attended in person, with a consider •diatimes. They have prevented all unlawful ex hibitioas (as entertainments of the stage), and sub jeCted such as are not prohibited by law, to salutary 'regulation. They have suppressed gaming. They •have obliged the publiatas (though with consider able difficulty as to some) to shut up at a rr:sonable time. They have prohibited dancing at the public houses—a praftice which, in former faits at this place, has led numberless females to ruin. 'rimy Arm , paginated the inhabitants against a lawless rab • la OD rue 17119, a similar application bar the seppiessoen pal the Vats owl nsaSe.to the Quartet Sienna of the C..uty, Ili the Intientant. of Camberwell, when there was a Countet kMastanu (ram the lisittiniumi and Mbeeltioalesplestorhe were oh. lieresteu in the eonti:.uance of tits Fair; but upon an engage- Intent *Meter( Wm by the tart teennehAt persens, that they r oryiel •. uo thew beat etiemerione rte touters the nell.fiesnateil ota ..f the re:Monett,' toe animal Petition wa.t with- N a Imerems 101 netlet• e"" . ..w " r .1 pees hit, *he, ens ltlibloo:404,11. n.d A:antler•partalion, harks/ Wert cute need, by telneonert esiemenee, thalthe Van ought his i•inoisi tit In ettiOtwe. Jetty +mores tie "Olitmeetainle, catty, in t:te preseut year, petitiopia4 lot its supremo% bit. from which, without such protellion, much mischief- ma _AM butspprehessimi. 'They have, in shmer.Peevollientili. Jr•f lerun bag, what it has hitherto of, ger". arsome of Mira/ * ad noresttaitiei • tinting the whole of the night. Their interpoistion has, triorenveri had the reed of reducing the duration of the evil to the three days; to vAith the claim of its continuance is confined; and the neighbourhood has hereby been preserved irons those ea:urbane.* and irregularities, to which, for three or feet . day (end often on the Sunday) previous to the fait ► it wasifetmerly ex posed. The evils, however, which it has been out of their power to prevent . were -so , many and** great, as fully to confirm the declaration,contaitied in the memorial presented to the Quarter Session, " That nothing but the complete suppression of the ' fair tin remote* tbe nuisance." For it is impossible, by any regulations, S.. prevent a fair so near the Metropolis from being, a grievous nuisance, slot Only to the immediate neighbourhood, bat to all persons who have the misfortune to reside on the line of road by which the immense crowds which resort to it must pass: it is impossible to prevision it Midi' being prodnaiie of gr ea t irregularity and mischief, of disturbance and depredatio, of delmechery and ledoltion ; in a word, of much excessive drinking, with the endless evils of which that baneful vice is the inex haustible sourcet.-o-Butlf the fair en question were to be condoned. themmould be lietiereson to hope that in future it could he subjeaed even to those partial, though, as fit as they go, truly important regulations, tabish at this time have confined its evils within some bounds; as that objea cannot be attained without the personal attendance of fvlagi . ' traces, with a great civil force, the expellee of which must fall very heavily on the parish 4 and it is rather too much is expect that such attendance should be annually given, and such expence an- madly incurred, merely to secure a trifling profit to I the Lords of the Manor, by the continuance of a praaice, which is a dreadful annoyance to the neigh bourhood, dangerous, its the highest degree, to the public peace, and particularly injurious to the lower classes, and to the morals of the community at large. These evils too. it should be remembered, are not compensated by the attaitsmeet Of any objeft for which Fairs Went established; for tech institutions were intended to be Marti for trade, not eccasioes for dissipation and riot. Their design was to faci litate to the inhabitants of country places the pur chase of the neeessaries or mineMences of life r which, in ancient time,. were not in such general circulation as at present. Bet who will say, that the inhabitants of Camberwell cite, in the present state of society, need a fair to supply them with any one article of necessity or convenience ? Who will say, that they derive the least advantage from being annoyed. year after year, by countless thousands. who, thronging from the Metropolis, obstruct and endanger the passage to their houses; who disturb them day and night by noise 'hod clamour ; and many of whom visit them for no other purpose than to commit depredations ? Are such mischiefs in the least compensated by the ereaion of stalls for the sale of toys, pedlary, and gingerbread, the only sr tides exposed to sale at Fairs of this dewription f t Ander', the lamentable effects which Camberwell Felt hes this year produced, by means of that excessive sinnking M which it se abundantly excites the lower classes: must be in cluded the death of the child who was ran dostsoind killed on tie spas, user she iDespiaut and Castle, by 'elhiekney coach. the driver of whims, having been intoxicated at the Fair. drove in spite of rensonstrarsee, se feriously along the road, crowded with passengers, that on turning tiparcernatart the es. It phalli red Castle the unfortunate child was' the victim of at intemperance. Thos has a life been sac iftgedmithns has t state lest owe of its imenibers, an family Mama phoned Me' the must poignant distress, in comminutes of a Fair, which cannot plead a single advantage of any kind as • reason for its contieuance, bus which, bend's hating a dim& tendency to expo , ' the puhlic to similar Mutters 1., iq itsell, and in every point of view 144 1414101 it can his cusi ' MJered, a great and mum 'sable nuisance. I Ever since the yen Met, *Panne his bap es a axial* durable annual expence, us providing a civil (area, to preserve. itself tram a repetition ref the atrocious emeretee which then took place at Peckham fair; of which tbelellewing statesman& appeared in a Newspaper of August 26, in that year. The dm scriptioo, far from being smaggaranol, is short el the truths, even in regard in those acts of violence to which it !eters while it pals.. over in silence the numerous evils of anuther descrip tion, which are inseparable free" so gnat a nuisance as a Fair at . Camberwell or Peckham. .. Oia Monday signs, towards the end or the Fair, such a scene of villainy and bloodshed took place, as was never pest hap , head of on a similar occasion. At different parts of the ground up which the Pair Is principally held, are some tiarmw e ntrances, through which people pass backwaids and forwards. On their return that way, about ten otiock, a numerous and desperate gang of pickpoeketo planted themselves near to the passage, and Nth* people cause up, °primly attacked throe whe appeared worth pisanderieg. They line entered away the hate of both men mad woman, and the noween's inutilkerehiefe frees of their necks. Some young women, of decendkappeer sore, were stripped to their petticoats i and several gentlemen, after losing their hats, had the flaps of their coats, as well as their pockets, cut away by instrument*, end many lost their money and watches. Those who twisted, were united in the twist Waal ina-insr. A female had actually one of her ears cat of foe the sake of a valuable ear•rlng, the villains not losing able ti pull st away as they had does the oilier. Many respeciable persons, who had endeavoured to defend their pi... pony, were dreadluily mangled with sticks about the head and face.--A young man and sternum, n( verprlacent appearance, ewe attacked by a party of the same gadg, eu the road leading hem Peckham to London ' they cut sway the swing marls perdeses end tools Me lets easy sees seised Meiralleighted fe male, whose drumlin' shrieks, though heard all over the neigh bourhood, ant not pnevent them from cutting effnier pockets. It els. appears, that the gang, after robbing a young mast, na p,eim.iti-lane, threw him into a Meth, wttere , lie was found senselem' . N.ll Peckham Fair ha. this Oar been reguis4d precisely in the Milt 11111111 W as that id Con•berirelt iee—e-eieJ••••••• --mite... The Loyal Southwark Corps of Volunteers, with. thelSharp Shooters attached, mtt.tereJ on Thursday morning at Hersemonger-lane,and marched to Clap ham Common, where they were met by the Wands. worth Volunteers. l'he two Corps were brigaded under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel A tciic e. They amounted together to about 71/0 rank and Sits. There was no opposing force, consequently nothing of the sham fight that was expelled could take place. The corps were occupied till near three o'clock, in performmg the whole of the field manoeuvres of a battalion of Infantry. They acquitted themselves in a manner highly creditable to their discipline. the Sharp-shooter, skirmished in front of the line, and proteaed the various evolutions and new alignincias aviinst the attack of the supposed enemy. After presenting arms. and passing the Colonel in review, time whole reptired to the Windmill Inn, on the Common, where the Southwark Volunteers had pro vided a dinner for themselves and their Allies. . ~, i THR WA.RXETS., COINZXCFrAWGIt. On. 10 • %flesh& la Leto, tis-gar. ifileglitillistikl, 41111 sweat 6tict,,, anisitts p • bat the now that coots is mealy of light and ict si i., ilsiatinito;nnel la lootor; the iris prima saraptos bent Continue i o o k kiy rain their price. Tilt;11 . arsiiijay 64111 annals el g, lei • which; article is tenet. iVhite Peas 11% more llt demand, amiLlearer Sew Tlek Bowe tekso wet sod la motet flatle t Lapels 'f .ad.. There are sang fresh etitgoes of Oats an i s * and•this trade is named rather loves; and the *end oaks 0 Floor ere at Ufa' Si. peroech tighia ; an , , . CUaltEtir, ..m . ar GItAIN, or b'at..,..."..,..5.6 ;Os. 00a. 4ls. 40s. P a i ,, x c e , i100 neir : . .4 . .........0 4 8 0 : 0 4 94 N. F lo Bees. Mo. 425. Pki ..1124 26. Saner , '. 40s 431. di. Patina • 325. 33 mats. ~.721-10.. 00. t0p0500d......1e1. 281. White Fais....oos. 661 01. Coo row Gds. 725. Grey Pe05te..4..4114 W. 00. Sloes& dolts. tels• , ' inarenCi. ---- .; Do Ctstaanspoiter's *siren, at 'Tlasrolay, Oct 4. I" re.it, per 10ad... y .., . a b rtee, per or ' ' '- 4414'.4 ti 43s ....1 Olall . • p'...... Oa .-04 to 42, -4 Beans 4,s -.4 to 51. —el Paws a... 4 tio NI ••41 per QIISSSOr. -- PC= Or HOPS. . SAGS. .. t. POCENTII. Kent .41 Os to SI 51 gam .41 10. to 5te5ex......41 Os to 4t lii Rolex 41 101 to Essex 41 Os tti 31 siiii VarsOara... 71 --s s o Old Duty, 170,000! PRICES OF HAY. AND I STILAW. —. Tasilltrolt: 0 , Amb e s . . watt. . Oar . 51 ot a 41 ills Hay 31 Hs a Str‘w II Is a SI It* New 01 01 a _ I Cloyer 41 4s. a , . Straw .ll MI a SMITUIFIELD.444FaIo4r, Clor. 10. T....ink the ..fral•-•-per eon* t,f See y 114 to 4o I,d tropl Mutton M •d to >4 4d `Pork Lamb °a 44 to So 44 11440 op CATria 4W& OAT. Beasts, &boot 6ou-9boop and Lambs, 1,4110 . NENGATE AND }AIai:ADM/4A. 1d1 0 4,41111. By two Comm. goof 3. 0.1 to 4. N Vogl 34 , Of In M0tt0a....34 U to 4. I,Poot Lamb 45. Od to U. Od .... COAL•I4AINE DT, arr. lA. Ilklrs at MOAN. Sild. Pries. . 011 .. Nelms& N 44* Pd a 140 1, 11 ,•Deedlarbod 7 44s 9d a 111 s 9. 1 ...Shoe Cast S —4 DI ic—s ei • 7 ••021771111•sit•eisligt 1i5i.i..•14•44 a- 14 ----- i pmc ----1-1------ " - irrocirs YESTERDAY. SAW, eslst• CH** ....... .......1111 14 $1 $ pis Cent Navy • 9 7 1Iiii . Oasalesa • 4t si, Delia Deeds •.. lif. Is. ilia. Zaalsequer Silk .. Its. dis. is. prem. Zed Leeway Tithe's . .191 ii.. Consels ifif Illth Nov T. DISH, Stock-beaker, Ne. 4, Ciavabill, and', Chenerefess. COURSD Cii EtChANGE—Ocir. tO. Amsterdam ....94 7 1141. Waits., be um C.l Ditto at Sight ..35 10 Naples 44 Rotterdam It II 7 11. Lisboa .61 Hasahunth.., ...Mkt* II4U. Upset. -4 Altana b3 It Slill. Dublin I Kele 1 day'silate te all . • Colt Di tte ‘ $4, 4a U. 'ukase.. 1. s. J. Serdisez ...." fil Portugal Gadd it' rip 1141111111.. i .... -.as palm. sad Bass pet ie. —— Disks - ••• Mrs ' ln palm New Dinars - 5 S Date op ether.. Silsef is Dan ... •-•—-• Ditties se New Louis each „. -.. !Aghast' - 1 f itte'et the Bank eillothae, Genus .47 al per Cam Dahlia era London (Sept. 294 ...... ...it i lli ......---- - --...-__. ,---,.....--..--......-........-----a suroit. Os Wedoesdae, it. 74th ult. the Lady of the Right Ihn. the Lead Child Bares of Scotland, was saki, ddliverod at daughter, at Mamboed-beers. Devoe'. • MARRIAGES. Oft Monday morning last, John Doan* Burden, Esq. of Black Torrington, Davao, to Mhs Elisabeth Ilusdon, eldest .daughtor of ANIMA= ilkiltion. Est.'s? the tdetef Wien. On Friday selanighton Rytftery,DemittsMre, by ttteßev.J•ho , West Cants. Sir Henry Carew. 11.6. of Hectorslse. I. Miss Palk, onle'daughtet of Walter, Palk, Esq. it Marley. Devon. After the ceremony, that whets of the tenseltry, together with ,all the laborers and pone of the pule, wave sumptuously regaled in heed* emeed ern groan alpinist the church yang. On the 96th of July lost, al -0114110111.11111. 111 0 1114•1 " fl • DgAgelat ,, _Johnstone, of the 511th Reticient.= ilineekor ten day 4, of a fever. brosieht an by osterstly• whilst In Calabeis. He was an officer of via Oftmeistrilft OS Yew" of tit% had served 23 years in various C4llllll‘ll, was wounded iii the Wen Indies; and, at the battles el Stesandria, laving Major of the alth, took the eenisrmeet et that Regiment la the kbi, as Liemenent.Colooel Ogilvy being killed, aid Colonel (now Gr newel) Tetsuo being wounded. A few days previous, Caplan' Tomlin, of the 3Oth Regiment, AssistanteAdjutaanG esinal e of a similar fever.—Butt Cum" 011icers aro extremely re gretted On Wooln•Aday, tho Ist of °Sieber, at Rawleigh•houe. Devon, near Barnstaple. after only two days illness, John kip nal?, isq. a man Mitch beloved, and sincerely lamented by ho numerous acsiountance. On Wednesday moraine, at his house, at Mount-eta.,, near Exeter, alter a lung illness, William tallatweil Admits, Saturday sennight, at Bristol, aged 21 years. Linden' ant Phiblss, of the Silt Dragoon Guards. He was buried not ';Tuesday sennigtn ssiih itifthery honours. Lately, at Bruad•way-larte, near Oldham. an honest bolt truly es-triune man, ..1 the nine ofJultattl&O Seburfoa• Hs hid In hi. possession a Cult Car (toper prat, dermosinatm• num.=',, a WV , COP: That coat he wessitiatlr wore when 'England w.a at hostinty *kb any foreign tinoter--(ald , '• it "' 'nd•ir worn out in the latter part of lw lac) It had belonged. 'we twitwee, to his gnervillather 1 ft was the thiellftem of three or four rugs, having been covered, patch above Feted, with div . '" indoor", for near seventy yea:t. by " Sloe, brown, grem, yellow, writ& stiewl various wretchedness, yes, and the sad " Monica of tem.": Tie, however, hall an antipathy to tarts colours; —rd tna Meek were lister suffered in defile his garment. Wasp, all vs neighbours round, who hive a tale, Setters of books air) utiost Bat laugh, yc 'oldies', and ye priests; he' Who yard lour pow'r and does. The la,noua clique tunic, w• be•.. love o sent, in the poselsomit of Mr. John Earnanas wick Brook. On Thursday la*, in Butler, Ersl aged B3. new' ceidiq Blnernsbury , HIGH WATER, THIS DAY. AT LoNVON AY. after 1 Evert....l6 put 1 fwd. _.l Let. G.. I.r Cal _ - LONDON ..-Pnntad h Q DAVIDSON. Rdxw.street, Corent•Gankat, and r Whoa. No IS, Back of St. Cleme.it's Church, W. !ITuelC or N.. New Beltnn-aonee Orden, &c. tot th* Paper, Sant to itto O&M mg bit dale attended • 0 4 49, 1111111 Ilar. 3.4 are, MINA dived, idoef• 6 4. Ilk def.; it a L s 04. 81. 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