The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-07-11 00:00:00

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HEREFORDSHIRE. ' from the whim end caprice of the Sovereign, to
TO 711.; soLLI BY AUCTION, whom its weir.* ireentided, has the pompett of
By Mr. TRISTRAM, '
Al the Moth Head Inn, in Ake tows of Rasa, in the said beconung a peer m all the horrors of civil. war.,
comity, oe THURSDAY, the tolls. day of July, into, " Daring the first fortnight after our boding. it
between the hoots of flues and Sic in the Afternon, rained so heuvy Kiel incevaantly.,that it .was elnitot
subject to such Conditions of bale as shall be then pro- r impossible to stir abroad. The time passed undone.
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THE following very ebsirible FREEHOLD 'ninthly, shut ape as we were in 4 (fork, Mina),
prison-1;1;e house.; with few st:bjects of carmine.'
and LEASEHOLD DITELIANG-HOIJSES, NE- . hot
such
REDITAMESTS and PREMISES, situate io the town tio:1, - ohm a 4
sad parish of Rots aforessid . the 4,•M'm arouud, Perpetua' obtruded. This
Lot I. A small compact FREEHOLD Mfinet/AGE or revs appear now to have ceased; and the .c...ii:try
DWELLING-HOUSE wilt. a Yard and Outlet tbereunto het:owing daily more dry, we are ouabled to exer
ebeibrivarrerbat seeittiri.e.in
iattilth‘aini!etcouisprui orionßarosam, ten
jaositirsea
pli.eabell,itd,
tend our rides an'every diteCtion.
as Tenant at Will " The town of Raiigma is modern. and affords'
, . Lot i. A FREEHOLD MESSUAGE or DWELLING. nothing worthy of notice; the count', aroisad ii,
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HOUSE, with a coinnuient ,iod well-accustomed SHOP, .ents a rich field to the Naturalist and Andvari= •
suite in the troll,. of the said town of Ross, near the
Market-Hoax, now in the uccupatino of Mr. John craft, as The scenery !bout the great Puked.... titt irbtlii,s
beautiful vu'riety of risingroneds and valley% Ihtit Twhant at Wilt ,
Lot s A sitbstantial stor.e•built MESSUAGE or WEL- all in the a ildezt state inmeinible. If we tall
LI NG- HO U 6 E, siteate io the .an parish infßoss, at • place judge Of ill, richness of the stpir au(' climate. from
Called The Dock, within ion yards of the river Wyc, and
commaarthig views of treat extent and beauty ; together sirs their natural productions, the striperiorirf certainly'
belongs to this country. B,lnnbrios; we'hinot often
with a pram, finer-sullied stable anal yard therenuto ad-
j,,,,,iti ~,,; be1..0.,..... ii, ths'a„„,tem,..4 e: fouttai, too feet .in circentfirmoice. The PtilinitA
held, klito as Tenant at Will-Mao, a salataistiM" tree peas to on enormous site k and indeed every •
hailt CotrAGet, with a garden, adjoining the leatingti• species of wand, pad all the Inner vegetable prom
tioned premirm, now ia the ocoupatios of Sainisid erinn, sit ductions,*shea the extraordiamyininnienee of the
ItfiThenlitp:!„,ll;,,ll. in .kis let an, held rider %dm, yk. ft.". soil ; 'but of celtivatten, or .1. elislitt or labour of
ntanoler of an einexpirve vertu isf ass year • . MAO. there is very little spawning.
Lot ' A PArrel of rib ailApt"V LAUlll:434ale Is " •The streets of the town and else roads in Ad •
the ilk.'" °C Rot' lAA"l"..lar I. the river at Sheep vicinity have at one time been well made, Olt ' ..
vvirelli, called The Little Leo Meadow, earateksier ahem
use acre, sow in the occupation of Inr.',/uscrai Ireprow. as Paved with brut., but they are nos. to wet weed. , .
!,. Tessin at Will. particularly. %boost imp We. The terractn.rar
This lot ie Snell under the rime leopt as WS a• the great Pagoda, the Pagoda Itself. the diorresa
Lot. s. The REVERSIONARY INERREST, for the tonei' and in short every thing curious and beano
"rip "dome yeah, altar "'l'd i'lle".l "3 "an. of liflll, formerly the pinto •n Cafe of the people.
and in all that b:•autifulty situate II lILD, caned awl ksowa
by the mune of The Prospect., Ilia,, situate Its the pariah or appear to be quickly mouldering intro ruins. All
kueratoresaid; anti Mao of and isi all-that parcel of GARDEN this is the natural consequeoce of an' oppressing.
GittlitYND thereunto. adjoining, sow !yams open wills the Govern went ; the mat-administration of lustier.
garde" of Mn EJuithi'll. Tbna" -Al" ufa" i" 4 tile the censeqiient itisecurity of property. and vexa-
parcel of LAND, adjunung, Die Prospect, called Widsistie
t: howl regulations, restraining the industry and spirit
ourt flank ; loge/arc also with an immediate veto (aot-
wittnisaulies tie said Jesse, 01 miens, into and ep.,,, the of the people. The common and usJul arts of
said add mid panel, of and, called The Prospect of Rem, life, from %%heti can learn, are disappearing. The
and Bishop', Coen Busk, to, snake walks, set trees, nose few buildings of unisnury, that ale new erects;
rnonsde, stoke holkinige, °easy oast' ornaments thereon ;
other erea
all whickwalks here, are greatly inferior an strength and beioty to
„ buildings, ranits,
the lessee of the suit ' of ad I years is bused to preserve, those of former days. An English Gentleman, re.
feat ,'and keep to repair, under pain of forfeiting the term. silent in the capital of knis province, was unable, on,
The abuse primers are beta, by the said E. Thomas and a late occasion, to find a men who email turn the
tier awdertedant, Mr. Trot, ain, at the annual restos 51. I arch of a small oven, and alter froidess inquiries fur
Let 6. All that Capital FREEHOLD MINSCAGE Or 1 an artist competent to that undertaking, he was,
Msaaitni-Huse, situate hi the town of Ito.. new the I
Market-hottse,ealled The Mau of Ross's Mousse, arnverty the himself' obliged to complete the work. it is really
resident.* of the telehreterl Jobe Kyrie, Erg (called neaten melancholy to see this people goiag, so rapidly tee
of Roast, ltsehle two ilnferdrosild cells,., a late hall, trogres9ive; they appeal- to be a noble, hospitable
kitchen, larder, Starer radiants, sad three sisal rooms, for- race of men, frank and good humoured, end am-
weedy used AS setting-roams, on the mooed door; teens best • •
bed-rooms and three servants' roomer on the first Oboe, and tirely free from the unsocial prejudices of the in.
si, bed-rooms on the seemed Begat together also with a beg habitants of Hindustan. From the personal strength
walled garden, well planted with /Mather% yard, and oilier of the Burmulis, froth their patience in endunog I
WilleLti couta.niug, by adoiessioment, nearly a statute fatiue and privation, they are capable of being; ~
"`", 13viug an el"iteut pump et °OM "ter 6.4."" - made either ereelleut seamen or soldiers.
servoir fur Wye 4 ater, which contains seselLtalt 10,C.. . I
on the premises. Ms:ha substantial STONE-11U NO. As is specimen of the arbitrary and earscroas.
capable of being couvanicd into a waisiseess, IMing go tees Kinetics's, to which the people ender this Qemege
is length, and as is width. Also, a IMPlStrieworml neratlail meat are subiected; I Arkll
s re ei.,E aittksasav satevaixaiam. ._... .
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in Premises deteeilsed (Taw Lee ken{ ha aim fin bilr. 6 few d. "Malt"; - '
sale either in OtIS LAW, woad' other Lasts the vendee* may " The Viceroy of the Province arrived from Iva,
..deletnatne ittiou al the time of ask• on the end of tOis.nronth, (October); sad next day
For loather particulars, apply to Mr. Jobs Stretford Col. we were informed that -he had orda red four desert..
hos, Solicitor; order AI/etiolate. Rasa ers+ who had, been apprehended and brought to •
•-------- - -- - - this city. to b..r executed, together with their wives
I.V/)/d4. and farn.lie,, amounting is all to twenty persons. ,
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MISSION TO THE COURT OF AvA. Every means had been tried to obtain their pardore 1i
or a reittgation of their punishment, which was c.ta... . i
(Fawn Ti., Mirror, ,te ja,„.7 is, isis,)
cifizion, hut in vain, as the Viseroy from particulae i
--Circuntettuteeti was much exasperated against the
Our readers were inhumed, in the last number ' erimiiials.
of Ile Mirror. that the Diplomatic Mission to the .4 The night before the intended execution, all I i
Coast of Ara, which sailed from Beard, bate or other hope having failed, an application was Mode
four month's ego, had safely arrived at fittocoon, to Captain Canning, to intercede in behalf of the
early is, October. Captain Caliniag, the Envoy on unhappy- women and children who were doomed to , i
this occasion, remained at the date of our lint ad. sutler on the following dry for the, guilt of their i
sic,a, at lialigoon, under the exprctution of Tome- husbands and fathers. Two of the women Con- r
diattly proceeding to Ava, althottgh the detersot- demised to this merciless lite, wens (Hr. advanced
nation of the Court nu that .poitot ha•l not .yet in pregnancy, a circumstance that did not:at all
reached Itengoon. 11'a hope, through the kind- operate either to mittgrite or to retard their punish. .
nets of a vultorble correspondeirt, to he enabled,) ment. Captaiii Canumg did not' delay his intr.
from tune to time, to lay before our readers some Terrace in the cause of humanity. , fie instantly,
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account of the progient ef this e..n'iaasy ;in the on being asedleacqesinted with the ciretnstatsees.
lIICIIII time, we submit an extract of a letter from dispritehed $ tuesivoge to the Viceroy, who, in coma i 1
a Gentleman who accompanies the Mission; and pliment to the Dinah Envoy. pardeard the greater
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whirl. gross no very favourable report of the state of part of the erode mend women arid children. '
, domestic nffaies in Pogue, a country for which us- " Captain Canning, barters', ens determined' .
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ture liar dune witch, but which a mischievous, par- to attempt sometbieg in behalf of the reonaimilet, s
verse policy. has. is .spite of high natural advana end as it had hems previously settled. that we were
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I tagea, thrown far hock in the scale of improvement, to ii-rt Me Viceroy next morsime, he made at this
and in all the-cointnit% of civilization. - that inlet view 411 spplivatton in favour af the otfiers)
" RANGOON, nee. e. 26, 1804. and to the siva* auto/actin*. of hiroself and the pee- 4
.. 1 etas in hopes that before this. time the alums pie of Ilisogoon, it pardon wet extended to every i
Lion respecting our depart we from this piece,. wool, man, woman, end child. This joyful rntelligence
have been determined, and that we should bare was instantly dispatched from the Hall of Audi-
known whether we go to thecapital or not ; but as once to the place of riceution, by the nephew of
the messenger. who WAS dispatched to the Overt of the V. ri.y, who, ft we were informed, wais the
Ac-s immediately on our arrival here, is MS cx- nofy pevin3 1141 t C0141(1 safely effect their release
pecte4 to return before the beginning of Novae- from the .01 hers and officers of justice, who
bre, we remain at present, and must remain till were so much exasperated agonise the deverters, r
his return, as much in the dark respecting our fu- that, judging front their eepreesions of ferocity and
, tare motions, as the day we landed. The proba- revenhu, they would not ohly have killed thaw but a
Inlay, however, of our going to Ava, is ihcreared, would have feasted outlast remain. They gave a - ..
by some circumstances. and particularly by the ay. striking proof of thebimulity of their feelings on
proaclaiaig coronation of the present King's tirand. the arrival of the pidir&n. liisteed oT communicat-
son. 'fhia boy is the King's principal favourite, ing the glad tidings to the victim!, who were tied
and being anxious to moire his quiet succession to up reedy to be executed. -they sharpened their
the throur, he sulopts every totemic that he con- knives and reel in the hearing and presence of the
ceivea calculated to reconcile and habituate his men who awaited the peeiehment. The crimii ale
people to consider ISM as already their Sovereign; were at length released' end discharged., to the no
with this view, his public coronation is proposed ; email disappoiotment,of those who were to Imes
and to give the ceremony higher solemnity sod been their executioners. The prisoners behaved
weight. it is thought that the presence of the MI6, with toitatude and resolution, they betrayed ato
mon from the British Government, is a circuni- symptiiii of unmanly fear, when led put to suffer en 1
stance of some importance. The King is very old, excruciating death. .
and ell the precautions he can elaploy to secure his " While we remain in suspense, waiting for the
Oratittson'a succeaairm, ore, I uuderstand, highly determination oethe Court of Aye, we propose by
necetsary ; as the lints; has • number of sons, way of amusement, to go tip astir es Old l'egue.
uncles to the favourite tiny, sod brothers of his late Caption Csoninjewishes, if possible, to preyed Mt
father, every one of whom, according to the Etir- the Alert..V.- to accompany us, and to join us in
Mali laws or socrefenn, has a bettor title to the tiger-hunting; but it. is itoii•.tful whether he can
• throne than the grandson, anti all of the.,.. it is re- comply, as lie has moth weighty butenoss on his
ported. ore secretly employed in planning schemes hand, at present, in conduc! ing the Stamm, oar.
to assert their pretensions to the throne, cm the the sole maoagenieut of which ie pieced is Ma
i death of lies present 31.tielil.• So that this maintty, bauda."
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