The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-10-04 00:00:00

froi
the
cow.
visions,

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of
Lora

the date of the td ult. lilr..lataaosi had zeturaed
from a tour to the northward. in the steam-boat
fr4ln Albany; and Mr. Molina, our Cbarge des
Aft-aim. left the Vatwv on the With, and arrived at
New Yoilt in the pilot-boat ou the fullo ‘hig d 4y.

*gnarlier' Thursday.
A woodcock was seen last week in Went,
Gifin°rgamhirrs the property of It. Jss sta.
The early appeannuce of there birds has e ben
rally considered the iire,art et a severe 'tinter'

lidded to the difficulties of JOSEPH in twilit, twat ' et*--...,
have tendered Lucien more essential than ever to his 0.4 is 7N7 ' 4
pia. To free himself, therefore, from further perses .7.4,..„
...-e_ 6
, SO
eutien, and redid the violence tb he apprehended '-' •-
L:irtEjseium- - .'
from a longer opposition to the wishes of NAPO* , . .
, N,.....,\„,
LEON, it became necessary to place himself beyond pis Me
his trash; aud, unfortuuately, in the present state wise 1
redo
of Europe, there remitted no safety but on British Mr. Laioisgvhhets.o.oausaospuvLeu,oyra:dielELl:nis,:ridniennbieeslivctheitsil;ric_h...i:
grounds or ground protected by British arms.
ttorethlaestßi :offs:
The Hornet, American brig of war, arrived late
di'faelsiseeerevs'ee/sedruledyucasfitpirilisdiesaaiulfirardur.iseagisreciesemSaisede
geseuvesraarlevlyssllvdeeraiTenr, 1,1/4blir
the es ening, were unanimous in tiehne7' thr"gl4lll 11 the
on Tuesday night at Portsmouth, from Havre.
She asserts, that, on Monday, accounts were receiv-
ed at that place from Paris, dated the a 9 th last,
,tivhAiiis;it felaa:er:rarr:sliniue•eitrainegi,,,eiisearoebaddlepgtptoeoe:bijtreeuaedulaegiee,oavonAefdltdrecieLs
reuoriviiiPE:ubedlelri: iii
age ei:
which state that a general action had taken place person, in the character which he assiiinGed,u4j on will
middle rio, tarter.
in Portugal, in which Massewg had sustained a
very expresbive. There are few climatal':
decisive Defeat. The Hornet left Havre on Mon-
day evening.—The following is a letter from antenue, a Thi
rn
Officer on board the Royal lEilliartel on this sub- range of Comedy more diffieultretly:hibeiiice:rthacc eesne,4l.
jest : with effect, than that of Lord Oirleby. ft..° 1; ..d, tic
it Royal William, sltithead, 7 o'cluck, bait of a nobleman of the old schools-bred ale,
Tuesday Evening. all the maxims of Chestertitidian polit.rielaill The
di lam confident you will le..' happy in hearing gallantry—aud piquing himself highly on the dig: ousel
news so favourable to the country. I have the plea- niutLeosfsrbale birth—but,
eievulee with
hall his foibles, ail Hit
Pmerce with the world has not !et,
sure to inform you, that this morning an Officer
from the American brig of war, Hornet, came on rate. It is a species of ehaiac!er ereireis c‘ej°,'Ll't.'' m:ii
board our ship with the intelligence of Lord \Vet, the present day ; and, therefore, tpeldeierfoepareasedtreilisithernarti ccllys 7'11d:1°111C:1i.
Li SOTO N having completely deflated M AMIE NA. not, as in other cased, copy from nature—he c.i.•-a ,; •
by an aCcCuariattlei thsetry us:frs littfm authort iej'
athloce cite-. 'lll'''''cl
The news reached there, where they were, and
which they left yesterday evening. The Officer hope to uerprit himself with exccllence. ENO
ra)hew:lli ill . race%
stated also, that the American Ambassador hod style in
triini
eiwts hi
:lids:
eMovid.Lhissi
to:thug:id::
quitted that country.—There was great despon-
dency in consequence of the defeat of their army.
part appearedP very correct--anisdcrTePperlir antle •e' g/
The American Consul-General left France on the was generally marked by a chastenp-OK"eei, . re all
atsth ult." manlier exhibited considerable boomer. without . • IS M
_ generating into that grimace and contortion co: ill in
We stated yesterday, that Lord WELLINGTON we have not nufrequently seen mistaken for the ,r : „an
had retrograded, sod removed his head-quarters nhiusisnecis•uiructoirleriz.,PhriilourstiottLe.ger-dieOtsg/utribyth'trhseeepsztee,, d's
, tic red
from Celorico to Gouvea. His cavalry, which
maid, gives an accurate portrait otitis Lordship•
we are apprised of the delicate state of his ysoh--'aiii:
made a simultaneous movement from Alveres, at
. , et
the same time occopied Celorico. Deserters who from his einuneration of the various midcarms . ay
came 111 on the 12th ult. report, that Mama A had 'which 1;-• must make use of, ere he is it to g. e
lese
moved his army to the right and left, along the through the fatigues of a day.—When Mr. LOT
GROVE made his appearance,re:
. the audience Ma .
frontiers of Portugal, extending from the Tagus to
diately recognised the orrginal of the pletare--,. .C:1 '
the Douro ; and that, having "eaten up "the beheld consimption, weird., and rhyme US, per To
country. and nearly exhausted his stock of pro- sonified-s-ood a burst of applause followed, . A,
visions, it was found impossible any longer to pro- greater than even the acklion !edged liber.l,l! I(
cure subsistence for the troop* while they remained London audience is in the habit of be-stomata Olei
so. deliutant. If the exterior of Mr. Lomat-at 'u„'in a complete iirmv.—We are tired of hearing
possessed the audience so greatly in his it, .. •sas
much of the starvation of the French—,: his delivery of the dialogue, his easy actin, TO
a Man wants but little here below, the expresticris which beamed is his comma . ~,,
Moe wards that little lung;"-- as the varied nature of the scene called it fen
and a Frenchman, we know from experietice, cao (whether contempt for the vulgarity of the malt that it
live any where, and upon almost nothing. It is citizen—delight at the idea of his sup;nued to wit'
therefore probable, that this movement of Mass est—or a momentary vanity occasiolied by 0 nasal
se A is only a feint, either to bring on a general
flattery of his Swiss servant)
leave them boo „
~ I,
te
to regret that prepossessum. Ile sustamerfiheci i Aro
action, or, in the event of that being declined, to ratter with great fidelity throughout. Ili
march one division of his army along the left bank scene. where his flattering dream of love gives I rl'as '
of the Tagus to Lisbon, and the other by the right to the more appropriate feelings of beneen TSn
of the Douro to Oporto.—The dispatches from was finely performed, and excitedienthu;iitt,ic • logos.
Lord WELLINGTON, referred to in the letters by ipillasuasme.e
felnw jiuussttiauce;es, hozivs.eriiusztuautubsseries;stsi slime
the Lisbon Mail, have not yet been received by His the dignity of the character : though generally ' s"
MAJESTY'S Ministers. tinct in his utterance. his enuneistion was, hated
--......—. times, so much hurried. a to mar the +emetic Thus
Various particulars of the late Plot at Lisbon ore and he frequently exhibited a mama of lid. page
given in private letters from that city, extracts from ing with his singers, which was neither *prop . Quer
which we have inserted. To it some will not fail to nor becoming.—But when there is so much to a. I,,rea
impute the long inactivity of Massesig. tie may plaud—
Noe
cgs
timid that I
possibly have wished to wait until it find been car- oriendar moths, qua' lan inane twilit the li
rigid into execution, arid Lisbon had become a prey.
The CilluatnihcaumearnosfPnuanncaytviaasastsurrLined by Mr the I'
to all the horrors which it 'was. calculated to pro- EDWIN With great effect. The scene in whreh, they r
duce. Those who coolly reflect and consider how reprobates the addresses of Sir Jan Melville, % ley, ei
long that city was in possessing of the French, will worthy of her acknowledged powers. Mrs. SPA& bd.
not feel great supprize at this discovery. with was the Heidleherg of the evenings.
_lt is
'as
schsar,
the ha
their address and talents for intrigue, it would be
—terasutsrlicst)eyswiriestlisiedu tuhe sco
nd plpes
eodf
itthad 1-'14.1
.rii• time
strange indeed if they had not made partizans and oauua made her first appearancey as Alin Sin . la lII'
friends, particularly among tbs. takeex, of whom her performance was spirited, and recelsed the et„
we find some in the list of the conspirators. From 'need of approbation. Mr. Sterling. the Pe hi, i,
accounts so various it is impossible to ascertain the proud citizen, the very inverse of Lard Of
ler.i, a 4v,
precise state of the ease. All we know with certain. eslicNelmleandtelyhl:serfironirtm:dP ebsyciiMu cre' P
this " 5,,,,"„),. , . as porn
ey is, that an extensive Plot was formed in favour led/. His instal was received with applause. web
of the French, and that it has been defeated by a did great justice to the little which the char: ,„,,i)
timely discovery. The principal parties having afford% tiel]
eicias
been arrested, tranquillity was completely restored Tii
at the date of the last accounts from Lisbon. I. :i
tl:.,v
By the Leona, 44, just arrived from Melts, we Colonel TAT Lon, and Lady ELY, rode in the C _
Sliftla.rilig.:4,lma Eton.r°cr:lilini
I g:114. accompanied
ri e.I His
lillbti rP4l:lZArd:BlGTWvenAeursaildils fliPiiii.
ra:.!
learn that the Lively, 32. Capt. M•litaxes% with Park till half-past twelve.
n
Rear-Admiral BOWLES sad suite on board, went
ashore ou a ledge of rocks on the night they made Tuesday morning, His MAJESTY and fri B
A noteeira arid SOPIII A took their usual
.vo,
siring to Windsor Great Pink till two s• fills,
the Island. The ship is gone to pieces; but the
agialdllacnrteAw.dmagienilid,
iCaupvtedsin. 11wlithlintalt.rth,ehdolis Olaffirsceorna arctAutuelunEidile.edul
TtoobAyrks,Laduana.yaiTErinht.gee,QGusesnmersaul
dFpitriiinamols.E
Es
cna
gl
was
board. Gardens.
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A meeting was held yesterday at the Stack Ex- TiTiestyP.rinpeaeidoar 14virsAit"WiltoliHrIrrie:glisrefibi A:atreESlll;Ft. foul
' change, of the Gentlemen who have accounts with more Lodge, and afterwards visited Princess A
Tr
the Messrs. Gold:matins. But as there was no lAA: in the eveuing returned to Loutiocnstan Dc
ilnali
proofs of their having refused to settle any bargain, Dos MondayanC night
tLSCr lals:rilviettraTiplugusta Led' as is
nothing decisive was done, and the meeting was Windsor, when they held • consultation with tie I
adjourned till this day. Pure, stopt the night, and next morning retu •
„,,,at
Th 2 Funds yesterday experienced • little im-
to London. l
provern-nt. C3neuls left riff at 651, and the Die-
Princess‘careAS:ElTyciAtozyo tits:
uhue rh
ulipossy sal
rile
mai gi'enZ 1'
: 4;:t
count on °annum fell to 61. of her recovery. beat
Lady lisserrn are Sow,'
,71. qua
IVhen the Queee. Charlotte packet sailed from visit to the Earl and Countemof LUDY, at ^ 11,
Cadiz, the 94th regiment. and one company of the ley, Lancashire.
95th (rifle regiment), were tinder orders to embark LAdy I IEITIRCOTE returned on Sunday
for f•uno.
for Lisbon, in addition to the troops which had been house in Grosvenor-square, from Nornigsgte_era: flees
rresiously sent from that garrison, to reinforce Her Ladyship entertain:led • select partYllotur_.l qua
Lord Wet.i•increntes army. ' His Royal Highness the Doke of Gr.
to-morrow.
„gel
General GIADSTANE% who lately returned from intends to leave the Isle of Wiht torrao
": sikr
the West Indies, is appointed to Sir JOHN DOT Les Southampton. On Saturday his HI" hot ,ad
Staff at Guernsey. ' ceeds to Winchester, and returns to latigs
We have a series of Papers from New York to Monday, and is expected at his house in Pert" lull
the date of the ad ult. Mr...lacesoe hail returned square on Thursday. me i 6
from a tour to the northward, in the steam-boat A woodcock was seen last week in Wervisva_, sad
from Albany; and Mr. Mouse, our Cbar Are des Glamorgenshins, the property of It. die 'l_ isc.
Algires, left the Venus on the with, slid arrived at • The mirly appessenuce of these birds has been
Ii
New York in the pilot-boat Oil the follo ‘ tug day. tally considered the presage el a severe winter.