The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-09-08 00:00:00

o ff .. ~~ .i eta 'euitlifnr:i. • • ) e e(fola r- • : stiad se4;;,: e it Mete in :k ki of k 10 the SO.ll ML• deisked an `th ich *e havt I dutch of rhtt . . ket tife Oshree. I the 15:h and r,•pneted, Ite teter6l. StA ge vessel, sepr,:.va yard, svevriv;, , 8 rticle el itsieiiioe t the test tf Gi':.• great distahee tf,ct ock states, thatt..t. the Qtiebee flaeli-‘- t. His stater/en: a'ready tee:l.:Vet - VtteraN, ,on tbe r, fro of ier • to the celpv .y. and ei e Europe v:Ac c' • length g4ve lay : light, 11.2 chstr., the three Fla s,, this :Iccoon• bt that the v..halt sed to k.ur^,),.l 1 , 4 ,;ht have separcell Ling into port iting,;,l , Yteh On 18attlr::2:1 .et now cinder ar# I AugrlA. bin it g joined by signal. ;fit, 'reach upi.h.lnini, i 1;• ved at Weyrntltith tr tt e .4 fii sail, on OW 441 i )n the 3.1 of Ai * Lilo non and Co!, fot Etrpkont, tuld Gawk , the Narthward; t to To:tola am the id h a mail froth Lis n days passage , nge►, sailed , or France, in the 6rtis ("sir Minister at Viol , h it City, with dispati mints from A Montserrat, rri:l etterc from that 1.0 th of Jstly, wive!' • Irmy, who rtre::-:r.: nothing father I: Dr had the ent,ny 1%.‘ 4, uld of course hare ute-- sborgh, of one .!:ty te!•r transmitted to Gme ;': l•tst reached that ed by the Ruselan A: es: h the latter Wert aitrti rg. It apreats that .it me days previotts an l" !WO, to take a dread Pine Zusiancer• With success. 'this t' • • mach importan:r, '' • • F, preparations nine uan capital. lead from an officer 111:h carried out Gne,i , .• t is dated the Gth of it ro.• ipe, where she had krt., petted to sail in a da! • on, in compaty wish • rile cher ship:fat ;AL slit not hats bah t. • Rio Janeiro. The 1. ish ship that had edit tare ; and by holding ca J some of their dm'. captured:Our Cnrresr• • virtu? bums, and al!: ;hip, were in good art the Cape ; and elf appy in being under t.l Jnesday in town from V , Frisnner ever s ine the 1! • • card of which she wo• that since the negoci;t: prisoners in runlet and that all prisenger in obtain p.uipints ! inch dilficuly. to ng France st the tin. .1 rice ago, a duel took Engl.l4i Offi.ets, respr.l.. the name of Motel, 0,., nd %7ent to the ground however, and welt to wave the 6rYt e w ci his side. and ! e His antwain JIL. CRIGIA At POETRY: THE MAGPIE AND SHEPHERD; OR, PRESUMP TION ♦TTER THE GRAM BY OLD KICK. An Foyle once, from regions upper Pottned on a Lamb, to eat for suppers.. Aloft he flew--a Magoie viewing. Cricd..— . ' faith, imitata this doing." Pounce from a ti.light h then depart d, And at a fat one fiercely darted. Ks feet soon iii the ftert-e entangled Of him whom he would fain have mangled, A shepherd spiteli—vsMags heart forsook him—es Tli • shepherd stied, and homeward took him. The children round him quickly gather, And all exclaim—" What is it father ?" A magpie, buys...hut how you'll giggle To know he thinks himself an eagle !"• •rt LICATIOIL WhYt you're unfit for, look not after, Unless you'd furnish rood for laughter. • l bars heard a fine imitation of Mr. J. P. KeMble, in which :i• exclaims, lam an eagle !" but what's that to the OLD NICK ENCOURAGED ; OR, THE SALANIANDE/ ROASTED. TO OLO NICK. ruii merino. is Alpibult Jut. Chill not your genius' vivid rap, Nor herd your reortutander; lanian • Surd's poetic vase Can n% warina Sabamender ! Torn BA Sto. 6 NIS .• firmer. Yesterday melt-Meg, His MAJESTY, the Dirk . . of CAMARIDOL. the Honourable A. PACT?, and Gen. Islat.• s.ost a ta, inspected the Royal Horse Guards ard K•rifs Own Militia, in Windsor Palace-yard: afterwards they went to St. George's Chapel, accom panied by Princesses MARY and AMELIA, attended by Baroness Howe and Lady THrriae. The Ser mon was preached by Dr. MARKHAM. Divine Sr.ea/ice was performed to Her MAJESTY and Princess Ecisass.r H. after which tLe family went to Frog. more, and dined. The I ;time of YORK arrived in town on Saturday morning, at half past ten, and drove through the Park in his travelling pest-chaise, with four horses, to the Horse Guards, where His 40741 Highnois received his dispatches without alighting, and itn rn-diately rode through Pimlico, for Windsor and o,tiands. Young Prince Lours of arises SUR cq, with Lord and Lady SEFTON. visited St. George's Chapel, Wirder, on Thursday, and returned to their seat, in Buckinghamshire, to dinner. The Prince com pleted his 13th year on that day. Mrs. Sumas/ma arrived, last Friday, at her }muse, in Som , Asee-plitee. from Hampshire, where she has fern for these two months past, OR a visit at Mr. and Mrs FIFNRY OGLE. ILNILY Scot?, Esq. left town. last Saturday, for the Hon Mr. BSAND'i seat, in I lertiordshire, ots a s mati7g party. Mr. and Mrs Sim on:rat; will leave town, this clay, fun- their Rat at Richmond. The LORD Citaricat.rod gave a grand dinner, last Friday, at his seat at Hampstead, to the Duchess of St. ALBA!... Lady Pears', the Hon. Miss DSOSI MOND, Sr Giunar and Lady Hearucora, Mr SHIERIDAN,Ard MIA' MANNERS. Jona Mastitis, Esq. and the Dticheas of Hoz avaoci, left town, last Saturday, for I.E AT Ramsgate. The Daft; of Sr. A tea a's is gone on a shooting party into Cambtidgeshire. L'dy Louisa Master as left town, last Saturday, for NI011!1^y Grove. Mr. Pa Low's Lelintes, at the Lyceum. on Satur day evening, were honoured with reiterated plaudits, by an elegant and enlightened audience. !Ir. raise Ll is Lerd 0,44 attraned a most etr gant and crowded audience to the Haymai ketl'he atm on Saturday evening. Mr. FAWCITT Appeared 'Mach more in possession of his anthor than on his first appearance in this very sbfficulf part. If he was not ar. elegant LOS d 0 : :Irhy, he was a very di verting one, ar.d received mneli applause. Mr. ADhlii gave a grand dinner, last Saturday, at his seat at Richmoni, to the Loan Cuaricsttote, Lady PIRTII, the Hon. Miss Da walloper, and Mr. SHERIDAN; who arrived at Richmond, in his 1 aronche and four, wit:. two out-riders, and entered t •e. grand hall wish his coachman's great coat on, .d inquired for ?4r: SHERIDAN, wLen he vr.s; re c)gnised by Lady r.u: ti, Ft) the great amusement of the company. Mrs. Foam' u, whose hospitality and attentions in the visitors of the Isle of lima have greatly e...dearad her to the fashionable circles, on Thurs day night opened her house at Brnadstairs, that Mrs. Stnraorts might give Readings there for the benefit of the Seri-hatning Infirmary at Margate. The tickets, about sut:. were half-a.guinea each ; they were all is:.uct.l by private hands, die name of the party being pot down on the back. and in- dotted when transferred. The benevolent design 5 731 HIV answered ; hut, unfortunately, it was very lit rep'id. Wlnle the bustle of the company en-• Raged the attention of Mts. Frattsvv is and family, some prison went into her bed-room, and stoke a b•s of jewels, worth About 20001. with which they t Joar off. The necklace is valued at 5001. Mr ‘'^e"wr the barrister, being on the spot, his advice set. taken. and every step is pursuing to discover the thieves. The jewels were chiefly pearls t a fine sect:lnce of 55 largA penal'. with a diamond clasp ; "ante! broach; a ring of three rows of diamonds, •1 her vrcre• Mts. S36l::,s's, put not 421:. saa.l; 14' s. EAST' INDIF:f4 ►LNANU, MARCI 4 29, 1 4 16. A frigate is almost immediately to be built within our port, and Martello Towers are also to be erected. The timber for this ship is almost entirely collected. The timber for two seventy-fours is in great for wardness, and we hope to lay the keel of one, the end . _ of the present year, in the Marine Yard near the Fort. Some very valuable timber for , hip ! , .0 lately been, discovered on the opposite coast, and his E..cell-iacy Sir Thomas Trowbridge, the Ginkrnor, and Members of Council, have been to see it and ap pl,nre ..f it ; but most of our timber for tile large Oeps is to come from Rangoon. Not the smallest doubt is entertained here of our being able to build two frigates and a seventy-four, annually, at a rate much cheaper than is Europe, and the ships more durable. A Matins Yard has been inclosed near the Fort,, and the private Merchants are all improving their warehouses; the spirit of industry was never mole exerted than since the arrival of the present Gover nor. Individuals perceive that the place must now be protected, and that regular laws will be estab lished, and on the faith of this, every one is laying ..ut his capital in improving his estates; the want of law is very much felt, the 'settlement can never thrive, unless there is a charter of justice; there is now no law that can affect Europeans, and none that can at all conciliate the nations, by uniting their laws with our own, where such arc not against jus tice. A vigilant police has been established; but a great scarcity of provisions has been bit here. Owing to the very dry weather, the rice crop has in many pla ces failed in the Quedab country, and we fear the pepper vines may be injured; the rains 1 - . , ws,r have within these two days set Its, aad we exinct they will last. One hundred bags, and a box of cloves, are sent: home by the present fleet, as a sample of what the Island can produce ; the pepper is of the very best quality, and may be bought here at nine dollars a peen!, a price much below what the Company have usually paid; we can load three ships annually with pepper, two at least from the produce of the Island, and one Or more from the ad jacent countries, which all produce pepper in abun dance. The spice plan's are in a very flourishing state ; several nutmeg trees are in fi4l bearing. The settlement from Balambaigne, arrived here in December last, and after relieving par; Gi the troops doing duty here, proceeded in the transports to Bengal, where they have safely arrived. The prl:ient fleet sail this day; the Gan j .e , , lesh re, Aril-Crude, and War, es lists; were to leave China soon after the present fleet, and are not to come to Prince of Wales's Island : His Ex cellency Sir Thomas Troabridge, Commander in Chief of /Es Nlajcsty's Ships in these seas, has given directions for their being met by His Majesty's Ships c.ff Poolco Auro, and they will in consevence proceed through the Straits of Sunda, and not come to Prince of Wales's Island. raiNcE OF WALES'S ISLAND. Gercrnn,tod Gnat*. :►M►sa, I ►ICH so, 1806. NA.At. PROW/TIMM—His Excellency the Com mander in Chief, Sir Thomas Tro . wbridge. K.F. has been pleased to make ate foll4:Ains pro- motions : _ K. Ra.sey, Esq. from the Hosier to the Sir Eitritri Meet, with the sank of r 0.% Captain—Vioe qulhett Eleattscuie, procerAin,; to Europe t..r the beneCt of hie health. Lieutenant Tn•abridge, of the Bferoheins, to the fter,ifr, with the tank of Command CI•••li if • F. Raney, Eat. promoted. The Police Officers, ssi:ll their uarcmitti,g Tigi• lance, have so far succeeded, as to have discovered a clue, by which it is hoped that the assassin, by whom the Malay man, whose body was faurd, on the 18th instant, at the mouth of the sive'. Gingor, ' is supposed to have been murdered,wili 1)e co;w4ed of the commission of .hat crime. The deceas,A was a native of lora, v•.l one of me settle.; 1 , lialam barrgan. from whence he • lately arrived at this island ; his name was Sapiem•n, Hut west, general ly, by the name of Jeremoody ; he leaves • wile and children to bemoan his fate. _ _ On the morning of the .I.lst ult. the bo,Les of two Chinese were feu.id murdered on the road near Vi negar Hill. All the information we have AS yet been ahle to obtain, is, that on the preceding even ing Chirsuw and Chiong (the decease?) inhabitants of radon-I.4itclinog, after eating their sapper in compary with soma frienib, qititteitem about se_ wen o'ciock, as suppJtel io search of amusement, it being the Chinese holiday:. It was nit known if they had any money about them ; but the bodies were found in the same dress they wore on quitting their friend:. I:very endeavour has Leen male, by the puce, tca discover the rtrixttratoru of tl..s Lortid act ' L•tat, • jore terry to z,!4. without effsca • BRIGIIION, SECT VIBE% 5. • The Coueer: at the Old Ship last night, under the patronage of the Marchioness of Downsusits, was very crowded. The hlarchioness and • a large party, Lord and L4dv F. Sr emcee., Major War. Lev, Captain 11411E4. and a nurnoer ut Military, were present. The Rosa! South Gloucester Band played a great many select pieces of music during the evening ; Ecr.r.-roN was very muca ap plauded by the whole el the company ; the Concert concluded a: twelve o'clock. The' Play this night is The Sehoql for Ftitodt, by desire of Lat t arid Lady F. Sc CNCCR, tor the nenefit of Mr. GI sso ; at the end of the play, the ballet dance called The Savage ,• to conclude with the bur ; lesve tragedy of Tom 7 Auttilt the Groat. Lady Ho. I sv woof) gave a grand ball and supper, last ui ;ht, at the New Lim at Rottendean ; the second bomit setshire Miiitia bend played, during the eveniag, many marshes, airs, duets, S.:. The company separated at two o'clock; much delighted with the hoipitality and elegant attention of her Ladyship. SOUTHEND, See.r. 4. An accident, of a fatal nature, had nearly.oc curred here on Tuesd.•y morning lest. A young gentleman from the city, who was also a yowl swimmer, having ventured at some distacce from his machine, began to doubt whether he should be able to return to it. Pusceeding then to sound whether he was tut of his depth, he felt himself embarrassed, and foUnti it dilncult to emerge.— After flmnde i ting, however, fora few moments, he got hls tiAal ab..ve the Water, and. was enabled to cry out foe heir. Fortunately for him, the sea was e. 11171, and the exclamation ;cached the ears of same ladies on the beach, who immediately screameJ out, and it was equally fortunate,that a boat, passing at the moment, picked him up, without . his having suff•red any thing bat the fright. - A very extensive hot sod cold-bath has been teeeil here fur some time past ; but as the under taking did not succeed to the explation of the proprietors, they have adopted the plan of convert ing it into a ho:c1; and this being the licensing day at ituchford, the ease is now under dismission be fore the Magisttates; the iunkeepers of t.: - .ls place ;lan tie neighbourhood, opposing the strongest op position to it. Tile Tragedy of Geor;e Barnwell was performed at the Theatre here last night—the part of Millwood by Mrs. POW&L:.. The ezeellence of this Lade* performance in that character is so well known to the public. as to preclude the necessity of making soy remarks upon it. One observation, however, too striking to he omitted, is, that though there are but few opportmlities,at this or any ether provineiel theatre, of vonceasing so exqui-ice a performance, th company here were so insensible to the value of what was ntlered them, that very few of them at tended thik interesting representation. It is but jus tice, however, to Mrs. Puweec, to observe, that her exertions were not relaxed by the vacuity of the benches ; and that those who did attend, had all the gratification that could be derived from the full ezercise of her uncommon powers. In conversation to-day 1 learn. that the town was not sufficiesuly apprised of Mrs. Powir.t.'s engagement ; and if so. she will, of course, be more numerously greeted to morrow, when she is to appegr in the cßaraCier ef blares., in Mr. Semi:bait% Ptaharro. The part of Geerye Berneseti was last night very feiiingly sus tained by Mr. Vistsc ; and, in ttle after-piece of Tic Perry; or, Bsocorrieut lir, TRUTT/les Wall Steady was in that style of excellence which never deserts him in the representation of seafaring the raCters. . His Majesty's ship Viaory, of 100 guns,. is now lying iiff tbis place, and makei a magnificent ap pearance.—She has lately undergone 4 repair. • LOWt.o"Thf•T, Seri. 4. - —. a ...—. • . The Masquerade Ball, green by Mr. Eves 4 lID, on Tuesday evening, was admirably managed and sup pitea, the m?sie well chow n, the dknees select, and varied from grave to goy ; where the Ladies displayed infinite grace, humour, and elegance.— Mr. h.e Etta aro was m namorphosed into a truly gretesqee Itatim Preatitorsa ,• Mrs. E. the studied, polite, 'and cettfunnial Mairi,n Lady of 1750; the Hon. Mrs. Piqeys A u tihe Admiral's Lady ), good humour and anniatioa personified ; tht SMITH Pa may, admirably geoupr.l: Mrs. S. an Abbeys; her .daughters, Mrs. Ha unit?, a splendid Softens ; Miss SMITM, Mother Shipton, with a toroom stuck with charms; her sister, the gossamer-winged dried, with her sparkling wand ; Miss Bc gems vs e, the very semblance of IItLT TIE'S fitesland Minstrel, and ever topping on the „ light fantastic toe ;'',Miss PIIOIIY, a most garrulous age bent armed-dam , ; Mrs. Stout- C CCW . a well patched-up fleggar, selling matches; Mrs. Xeroe, Mrs. and Miss Besta.v, in tasteful Pley drrise , i Capt. HINTON. the finished costume 1 of the old Frew-6 Mar l ive; Mr. Reeve, a ti.hly c tperisonel cutely Grandee; Cept. Cm 'TOM, a 1 Papuans; Friacur ea fan in gestu e and grimace ; I Lient.-Colonel kIiCRTEY, an Argil:cry Scrjeant, just 1 lan4ed trom the siege of Geeta , e n recruit ; Me ssrs. %livers', Oss so asisiave and Fisuca, came from Yarmouth in high-di—wad Demurs, and plumed 1 hats ; but no one was more alistiaguislied than the brave Capt. ROSINSOM, in his unmasked genuine naval charioler, cheerfully sat:thqt on his wooden leg. After most exquisite refreshments, the merry gronpe unmasked, and the dance, the laugh, and the joke, were prolonged till dawn of day. Arrivals—Mr. Mrs. and the Misses Ilasmor, Mrs. La et: eL, Mr. and Mrs. MANIY, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Actleasue. Accounts have been received from which state the arrival of die Hon. Admiral BLAIL&LaYt the latter end of July, in the Vile de Alas frigate, anti that lie &real,- hoiurd his flag on board the Leander, as Commander-in Chief. The Kies has been graauusly pleased to conEsern. to the 'tight blononratde and Honourable the Board of Ordnance, the Arms hitherto used by them, tc zither with a Crest and Supporters, to be borne by she slid Right Honourable and Honourable Board cm a ccatmon teal, shields, banners, or otherwise ; proviaea the same be fret duly exemplified accord. ing %vibe laws of arms, awl recorded iu tits He ' fL i ff *cc' 4 /Wl4 ' ;•; r`f. vAwmc. - • , Ms.Cautniaghem, th k Bu rr . 411 in Bartholomew Fair, apurared ha .re r*q. 1 . rd Mayor, on k summons isstsed at the vs %Ire. Kent, to shew cause why the dattql.• sr of the 1 t . , er, a little girl of sii years of iitc. s%ould not -:tere stored to her mother. it appeared, that ahou• six - weeks sinre, ties —.sm• plainaitt agreed to 41. w Irs. Canningh.t.:l 2 , week fir her daughter's 'host d; and C lot +ter part, promised to lave fly child 'nstruSed 'she art of tumbling', by • Mr. Lawrence, the fa-nss'a tumbler. 'll.e girl was accordingly aftl , .-::red over to her miSlress, and has been ev:r all her tour through the crudity, darieleg an 3 toot. blirg ar all :he fairs. When Barthol,Mew Fair commecced. 7s/-s. F-Yr.) with the rest Of die world,' went there to sake 'lei amusement - t - ind 'on casting her eyes on cored( do exalted sages, she hehthl her daughter, *ll an irk had not ',err siriCiter theitricalenttagement. *lst head of the troop. pays off alt her attitrust:&elial graces to the taping mulftedet r4he ivstdcillya to lenteditivln; parted with err child, au , ' she might be - ofstplairs's hat this teeing' rett - reg f irsilti had tecourse to die Lord Mayor, svho canted FRO a vaITIMCaS. Mrs. Cunningham Soknowistom. what had been sad;, but produced u writteterfirl men:, by which the child was to bcosamosinied b her, for a certain period. for two and bei,,ss‘ruiled in the art of tur—hiing paper beteg. in point*, lax. Loan Ma YOB. defiled thll ties tale! oiAlieti stored to her . ncyther, on the *irons eipejtrji maintenance 15r.43 06s:barged. The present State Lottery Scheme, lot its eseaf knee. sets all comparison at sietiallee. Never wee there so kw 'ficiiets (only 20,000) with so rich display of Capital Prizes, viz. ;I • Pilitts of . S • And as !'rise and.r , 201 Drawing 13th Oduberyem. Satnrday, at the Office in Queen-:guar!, a C"...g1 man was charged ley Mr. Scaldial. of the KA Tavern, near Paddingtou, with an assault, by in g him into the Canal. The dispute arose abqi Mr. Bt. alias taking the Paskon's fishing hoes oak the Canal. He was held tk bail, and the date will be tried before the Sessions, which wIH loam a qtiestion on the right of fiz.Liog there. On Sunday morning, the Ist of September, nds was fought at Yarmouth, between two Officers the Ros s. .shire Militia, when Lieuknant M. receive the shot of hi. antagonist in the shoulder; The la was, however, mon extraiLl by the Sue of regiment, and Mr. M. is likely to recover. ." Wednesday nitht. Mr. %V urea, the landlord the King Harry's Head. Re.i Lion-street, Whit chapel, put an ep4 t his lifeby hangos_ himM He had manileued sytnptams of irlianttflor Po; time past . . The Way of It. Etiphemia, where IN: landing vi male by 'General Seo.sev, uader the tsnaltcat of That nanfe, is situated on the Coat of Cilibr to the N. W. of 'the Straits of bieSsina. 'and ii very interesting position, as it cuts between Nap and the ports chosen by the French fsr the teed of the batteries opposite to -Meseiss. The troops which lately landed frons the :dal ports are shortly to he embarked again ; the rat are preparing for their reception, and it is g:isera supposed the re embarkation will take pl,:cis is cou;:e of this week. Several of the transports h; been fornigated since t!le troops quitted trios, is der to preserve the health of the soldiers. The us pork at Plymouth are to . beitiieed by several othi with troops from the 1) 3WIIS and Portsmouth. the rival of which is expected the Era fair wind, wl their are immediately to proceed for thwr dead :inn which , remains a secret. gear Adria Lot; is's squadron is expected hack tq convoy the by the time they are ready to s.a l. Application is intended to he made to Parham in the next Session, for leave to bring in a :Sill the better supplying the inhabitants of the paris Stratford Bow, otherwise Stratford-le-Bow, counties of Middlesex and Essex ; and of the tea piddles of Sr. .1 - An, Hackney, Se. Mary, feline St. Matthew. ligthnal Greco, St. Mau, . chapel, St. George in the East, St. John, Wapj St. Paul, Shidwell, Sr. Dunitan, Stepney, St. I Limehoare, Christchurch, Spiralfield, St. B rrc Aldgate, Bishnpsgate Within, BWhopsgate Wad St. Luke, Old.street, St. Leonard, Shoredirch, ingtun, and Tottenham ; also the inhabitants ol several hamlets, townships, or olaces tullowing : is to say, Rateltffe,4Mile Lod ad Town, Mile New Town, Poplar, ola Ford, Homarroa, U Claptt,n, Lower Clapton, Stamford Hill. 1)41 Kingsland, Shacklewell, Holloway, and plate jaeent, or near thereunto, in the city of Loodoi county of Middlesex, with water from the river et or near Old Ford, in the said counties of fit sex and Essex. ' Application is intended to be made to Path.] in the ensuing Session, tor leave to being in a I enable the CompAry of Proprietors of the Sarre, Canal, to make a Collateral 0: R. from the main Line of the said r".' nal re Northern Side of the I(mi - diva:inn ;ism Used Greeitwieb, ,:,rough ceviain lands in the parisl Camberwell, St. Maty Magdalen mondsey, and St. George. Southwark, in the c of Surrey, to a place at or near the Brick' Arms, on the.said road ; and al,c, to citable th Company of Proprietors to supply tb; iubal of eet win districts within the several perishes. ships, and hamlets of St. Mar 7, Retlie St. Nicholas and St. Paul's, Deptford. St. and St. Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey, St. Camberwell, St. !slaty. Newitigtt St. Lambeth, Walworth, Camberwell, Kenni. Stockwell. FerdLalc.. " Clapham, Brixton Brixton Canseway, and pia:es ed'oseent, comities set Surrey and K"lt, with water father to enable the said •Colppany to raise ditional sum of money for finishiog and 4 1 m! OA said canal. and for Making Lid cortrw.en said intended Collateral Cut or Branch, an Works as may be necesearr for supplying tp etVe-strirst;ortal. '