The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1809-11-10 00:00:00

rag/ HE IMPORT 1011 OCTORMR.

The weather of this swath has been favourable for the
operations df the seam.. The remainder of the cora baa
kern got into stuck without damage, and tke stack-yards
present u full an appearance as has been customary foe
SONIC yews past. The trials that have hemmede of the
crop are apt, however, very flatterer'. Wheat, as has limn
supposed all alosig, is very selective, Rail the average prodigal
over many fields will use: exceed five or six bolls per aereoof
harrier grain. fterley is she light, and oats yield about lho
same meal as last yeti..
The mildness of the semen has bee. favourable to the
wheat mod time, and the early sows fields are far advanced.
On clays, the work was rather poach, in the beginuing of the
mouth ; by far the greatest quantity is sown after fatless i•
this moiety, cousespiently the sowing of wheat is *early over
Ihr the season, end the breadth of potted occupied is fully
as much as at say former period, 'notwithstanding the
Whirr fur these two years.
Prices of grain have been en the decline for two weeks.
Ordinary wheat ',fleas from .15S. to age. per boll. Of other
grains little is yet disposed of. •
Cattle, fur winteriug, sell high, and the butcher markets
are lg supplied of good fac—Oct.

THE JUBILEE.

OULU*, OCT. 30.

THIRD DAY.—.-This was devoted to the Ladies.
The ball at the Public Rooms, in Rutland-square,
was numerously attended ; indeed the patronage of
her Grace the Ditches. of liichiuoud, naturally
attracted all the rank and fashion of this city and
its neighbourhood. The room was crowded to suf-
focation. Upwards of! 09 persons were assembled;
of course the assemblage was extremely mixed.
Sonic confusion prevailed ; but four sets of dancers
entertained themselves until supper. It was served
up at two o'clock, and conferred infinitely more
credit upon Morrison than the dinner the preceding
day. There were various toasts given at supper:—
" The King," by his Grace the Duke—three times three.
" The Diorite's of Richmond, the Patroness of the Irish
Meaufeeteres." by the Lord Mahar—tirsuk with euthusiestie
eceleanatioe.

" The Lard Mayor," by the INdiss--receivad with distils-
giiishesi applause; ad a variety of others.

Sonia excellent songs were sung in the course of
the night; and the company did nut separate until
after the day had appeared.
Besides his Grace, the Duchess, Lady Mary
Lena., and suite, there were present all the No-
bility in tdw•. Her Grace appeared in the Wind-
eta uniform, with a profusion of diamonds. The
rooms were most elegantly decorated with emblem-
atical painting, and devices, suitable to the occa-
sion ; ■od, being extremely well lighted, the whole
had a most brilliant effect. To describe the coin-
pany would be impossible ; it consisted of all the
rank and fashion in town, with most of the respect-
able citizens. Crowds of beautiful women were
seen promenading the different rooms. The ball
was opened by Lady Mary Lenox and Mr. Pole,
and the dancing contilued until a late hour. The
%Virlent uniform was much worn by the gentlemen.
The slipper was announced at one o'clock, at which
upwards of one thousand persons were accontino.
dated. Several delightful catches and glees were
sung, and, at inter►als, • due baud of music con-
tributed to the general festivity of the evening,—
Their Graces did not leave the rooms until pest
three o'clock. and the whole of the company bed
not seperat►d at a much later hour.

The reports made by the Tyrolean Deputies to
the British Goveramaat ere of the most surprising
and interesting nature. The numbers of the ene-
my they have taken prisoners, the numbers they
hare slain, the dexterity which boys, wader 15
years, bare acquired in the art of sharpshooting.
are Istynad belief, though perfectly founded in fact.

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MEETINGS or CREDITORS AT GUILDHALL,
TO-M W. M. ff.
Thomas Howard, Dean-street, Canterbury-equate,
Suuthwat I:, i • rn Motor - • lei
Thomas hermits, York, shop-kerne& - . 3 to
George Stratton, Piccadilly, ironmonger - - 3 is
Joshua Metcalf, New Luisdon•street, Crutched. fi hire,
merchaut - - - a Is
John Gale, of the same place, merchant - - 3 to
William Mulleins, Chess's, Surrey, builder - . a a
Robert Tnylur, Blythe's-yard, Whiter ross-street„
chair-maker - - a a
Henry Jacob Leroux, otherwise Henry Leroux, Ca-
nuultury-square, Islinglon, builder - - a is
Jetties Frame-re Drury, Clerkenwell-green, bra-s-
-founder - - a 11
Solomon Fisher, Noble-street, Foster-lane, London,
war.-houseman - - - a IT
-
John Ferguson, late of Burr-street, St. George'. in
Sue East, mariner - 1 l'
Jewish Roberts, Garden-row, Surrey, baker, - - g ',-
Robert Main, Greenwich, floor-cloth-nristufacturer - a a'
George Hoffendon and Thomas Nee tomb, Bastoghall-
street, Loachne, ward ttttt semen - -i" iff
John James Brown, Great tiureir-street, Liticolies-ims." •
fieldr, glaste,grintler - - Srr l;
William Gedge, Leicester-square, linen draper - a A,
George Billets, City-terrace, City-road, medicine-
vender - - - - . 2 is
John Cuisset, East-street, Red-lion•agnare, upholder I kip
William Meadows and Richard Jubuauu, Bell-street,
Paddington coal-mere-hauls - - 1 to
Francis Collis: late of Union-place, Blackfrtar's-road,
tailor - - - - I a
John Napier, Lundon-road, Surrey, merchant - i e
Charles Robert Chaderick, Grurvenor- mews, Bond-
street, iron-plate-worker - - . a a
John Fenton and George Moore, Rotherbithe-street,
Surrey, smiths - - I g
Thomas Joseph Collis, Oxfursl.street, coach-maker 13a
George Taylor, Barstea,l, hint, paper-maker - I a
Samuel' Wright, men. Grange-sued, Bernioudsey,
bricklayer - I le
George Geddes, Alexander Geddes, and Thomas Mil-
liken, late of Finebury-square, inershants - 1 la
William Reflood and Richard Bernard, Ohi Parade,
North Auslley-street, piettne-frame-makers . 1 to
Albert de la Cour, New Lisle-street, Leic ttttt -square,
jeweller - - - 1 lit
DIVIDENDS.
Daniel Blachford and Richard Blachford, Lombard-
street, London, gold and silver !scenic's - 1
Henry Haywood, Itamsgate, Isle of Thanet, Kent,
'butcher - - i
George Harrison amid John Watson, Noble-street,
London, hosiers - - - 39
Peter :3/T2221101, Suffolk-lace, London, merchant - Is
William Morley, Drury-lane, is arelmusemae -1:.
William Bloraiu, New-road, St. George'e in the East,
cooper - - - ' - II
Francis Esc Mend and Elizabeth Lewis, Hulles-strut,
Cavend.rh•square, milliners - - - 1a
Julie Mosely late of Goole, bat now of Swing
Fleet, Howden Yorkshire potatoe-merchauts - 11
Jolts Demi, Kirby-Stephen, Westmorland, banker it
John Tyrrell, Maidstone, Kent, ironmonger - la
John ('ole, Fore-street, London, stationer - - a
Roderick Mackenzie, King's Arius-yard, London,
merchant - - - - - la
Thomas Williams and Mary Field, Aldersgatemtrect,
Logsdon, packers - - - 31
John Betty, Primrose-street, Birlsopsgate -street, Lon-
dos., straw and chip-het-manufacturer - - 1
1 George Smith, Wartifortl•court, London, merchant to
George Stockwell, late of Sheerer's, Kent, boat-
builder - - - - • Is
John Dow, Neweastle•tipon-Tyne, haberdasher - 11
William Fly and John Fly, Crey-duti, Surrey ; and
Lung-acre, Middlesex, bricklayers - - 19
John Parlous and William Daniel, St. Martin's-lane,
Westraluster, heir merchants - - to
Janes Denison, William Andrew Phelps, and George
Williams, Friday-street, Clicapside, wartlioate-
. wen - - . I.
John Parkes, Brand-street, Hersleydown, wine-ruer-
. chant - - - - 19
Richard (' Idsmitti, New Bend•street, embroiderer i i
Roger Partridge, Clement's-Mu' merchattt - 14
George tougbottniu, Hulb e ch, Yorkshire, clothier it
Joseph Brooks, now or late of St. John's, Wert-
Smithfield, hardwarensan - - It
-.
William Tubb and James Henry Alexander Scott,
King's.road, Pimlico, nursery-men - - 19
Robert Barber, Oxford-street, jeweller - ' - a
Rowland Wilke, late of Clieapettl:, hatter . Its
Staillllllllll Bailey and Thomas Bailey, Hanwell.heath,
Middlesex, chandlers - is
William Hall, Silver-street, Wood-street, warehouse-

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ma - - I
Richard Runic, latent Minster, Rest, curates. - it

CERTIFICATES.
Peter Gaskill, of Cheadle, Bribeley, Chester, cotton-900m
Thomas Groom k, of De:tyttat, in Haks, Salop, mercer.
JO4lll Ayusleg, of Neac title-upon-Tyne, grocer.
John Lloyd, lite of l'pper Thomes.stroet, Laudon, grocer.
Georg • Barnes, of Maucluater, Lancaster, oettos-spoiter.
Gre4ory Doelsourth, of Beverley, York, draper.
Robert Cox, Csitte.stieet, Southwark, Surrey, earpeoter.
George Powditch, late of Liverpool, Lancaster, mssta►
mariner.
Joins Parkissow Woolley, lett of Walhans-grog Middling
brewer.
Jobs Nagano, 11111110 T, late of Colenwmatreet, Loaded, Bit
mow of Ratliff, Corsherlawl, merchant.
Jews Powell, late of Wapping-street, parish of St. John of
tliapplog, Middlesex, coffin.. soaker.
Robert Pry, of Lillingtoo,'Sonservet, banker.
Sawiecl Augusto. Oddy, of Osford-street, Middles x, book-
silky.

Yee Y—LeaD Maven% Day—Uelides et the
Pattie Ofwee.

BIRTHS.

On tits 4th inst. at Caris;;;;;;;••• the Lady of Arthur
Chiebester, Esq. of • daughter.On Tuesday afternoon, Lady Holland, of a dankest.
at
Holland-house, Kensington.
On the 7th inst. in Pultempetreet, Bath, fin Lai el
Pressen' Drake, Esq. of a daughter.
At bet house, in South disdiry-surest, Mrs. T. Illierldas
of a slaughter.
On Friday last, at Stanford Hall, Leicestershint, the Lade
of Henry Olney, Esq. of • daughter.