The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-06-14 00:00:00

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NAN-11%10i ItACES.—cHrsiiißt.
TtiratiAw. 'net A. A
An oll.ftrd Sotepearilles of Ines. flit+, with rt.. odika,
provided three hooves grarl, bone fide 111. properly of three
distinct owners. Three.yeir• old In carry 4st. ?lir.; fiptir-
year', ui 1. 8...; fire, No. 91b.; six marl aged. Bal.
Mot., ilirre
Atir J f: Er•rfn I'm cll. C. TrOti 11 . •• • • wined nr.r
Nir T. Stiiilefo eh c Gerold Nike
Lord 'lot/lines br. St. !Air/mice
Sir W. W. Wyon'ii b. g. Frederie

m oiI:I7O4NY.
A Handicap Stakes of be,. each, with 35ge. sailed, for any
Iwsrer, loose, sir gelding. Ileitis, two nuke sold • dietisor. •
Sir T. Stanley's I. c. Iworric Z 1 1
Sir J. G. li‘rrtoss's cll. e. Trojiu
Lord I.:novenae.' h. r Si. Lawrence
Mr. Mires !Ulu faker

A rapiul lire.
Same day. fl Match Co. sn±.. Two mills.
Mr. Valise's 6. in. 7.1. 714. ; Mr. J. Grant's Loc. m. Sat.—Off.

03 11'1)4 Mrind.iy a rite for tire viineits tnnk plare nn
Marlborough Consionta, lieterren Mr. rorty'a hobby-hnrae.
name lllapliax.tril (rode by Mr. Piortemooli), and Mr.
Perry's Strap, whirl, was won with notch ditlicully by the
furasirr, wrier threw well.rontesteil beats Alriat two thou-
sand persona a..semblrd to ire this race, and many bets were
Vlllll and lost. Mr. Perry rode his own h irsr, aod although
a loser, is a must expert rider.

MIRACULOUS INCIDENT

Ma Tuesday, the 113111 oh. a little girl, ah nit four years
of Or?. the &WOOF of W. Telford, a- C. situate at
the head of Enserdsle Lake, accompanied its mother to the
peat moss, at the lAA of what i• called Great Buena Fell,
and in the cuisine of the afternoon rainhled to the
adjoining peat pots, where tome of the larleitloolll were
at work. The mother Acing WNW of the last at work,
and not seeing the child, irnazioed olle of the se*.
hones loot taken it honer. This not proving the caw,
an immediate search commenced, in which a great
'moire of people 'lasi died. It was unavailingly con-
Shined through the Call' flOtaWjar days and nights.—
On Sanday many afore assembled ; some of whom extending
their search as far as Fooltern Tara, observed a elog.mark
in a steep track seemingly accessible only to shepherds. As
It was es idea. this could only 1w made by the little wau-
drier, an active starch commenced in that direction, and en
the eastern side of Verdi., in a place called Gill, the
little inoilreat was discovered with its head reclined on its
arms. As not lite most distant idea wu eutertained it could
ethicist ail slays mid five nights of incessant hanger, and ex-
posure on these bleak mountains, if occasioned uo small con-
Wlll,llOll SIS1011C•1 those who first discovered il, w ben au
ealtin+out " it was found," it raised its head, and -de.
sired they would not hurt it. When found, its feet viers
partially covered with water, and much swollen. This was
the only water, and consequently the ouly sustenance
withal its power to procure, during the time it was oilman.
It instantly recognized its father, the neighbours, and even
some of their dogs ; suer complained of hunger. Food be-
ing sparingly admisistered, it was taken home, sod is
slow running shunt, seemingly well 1-i-Tbe place where
it was &noel was mach paddled, and it is conjectured
it had wandered tuere na the night it was lost, as a small
rarity alters it was fussed, from which it could occa-
sionally emerge, mast, ruder Providence, who " tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb," have been the means of its
• wonderfol' preservaliuu—utlwrwise it items impossible it
could have survived Ilse inclemency of the tree*" on
Friday night. •
We hare other accounts of this most eittraordtoary
comstouce,' from vial espondents on whose veracity we can
well rely ; and seteral verbal details alwi, some of which are
by pis-was %thee assisted su the last, and successful search.
All these coincide with each other.

One of our ciacrespuadmits n!isier•ea--" Mem we Klett
on the difficulties this child had to eneounter—awithout baud
--aud uit hoot elottaiug to protect it from the inclement area.
thrf esp. ricortil (ecru at a reaaou like Mi.) is our Alpine re.
giona —r• in ! sires! arm. of whirl% fell during the interval)
we are lust in ',under •ud astonishment at site imfaat's 'mira-
culous perseiratiou!—and bud i altogether, • eirrmws-
chore hot to hr accuuuted fur in the oidanary way by
111941 ni• are accostoincit to judge wf .` causes and effects."
a Thus far thou shall go, mail on farther," sad here shall
the pram.' "raven of human reason be stopped;
.tbe rest moat
he r.rd to that firing whole ways are iaserwtabbr, sad
bole 5. mica cies see were all bia works."

Williams Telford, thr father Of Elizabeth Telford (the sub-
jfct of flair peragroph) had the easafurtuise to lose a &HOW
sonic time ago, who was accidentally scalded so IS to *m-
eson her dtalli.—(llllifsharc• Paper.)