The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-03-19 00:00:00

FOX HUN',

The Confederate Frialis....usda, belooting to her Mark If
Sykes and Mr Watts, had tree of th... best reins us
day, which the swat hr afforden. Heim/ disappouited at out
Losing is sh,c,ofoi ptantations at Stillingtoe, they tried the
Alloinwsits and New Parka, where they ankennelleil ea athletic
(Ad fun, who was taken near Yowls, after a severe chase of is
boars, over a deep country, with hardly a cheek of one
He was so completely dose np at lost that be !ski
himself Wawa at the heroes' feet, hew, betwg whipped up, be
ran shout tau yowls, when be was seitc•l by Mr. Trafford ni d
Mr. Batty, the farmer, who api,iik from their horses, W lb.
O&M: anumeut epos him. A spirited and long aliercatiou
took place between the two eenapriitors for the eneany'efee-
oatare, is which several of the by-wanders took an active
share; when, to avoid the dispute from Iwiag detrrmu rd
by what the Lawyers call the Ratio Reotto, • Court of C
refry was lest* who awarded the trophies to Mr. Trafford.
It appeared, upon evil-sec, that he was @sly a Wran ger, soil
therr&re entitled to them by emitiesv, bat that Mr. Hatty
had, sot stuck close to the hounds diming the trkele of toe
chase.

The Haw. and it-eV. itiiiTinD PONAONSY, Prr•
centor of St. Patrick's, Dublin. preached a moat
eloquent and impressive ?murl, on Sunday sei •
nwht, at *r. Pawls, Dublin. for the benefit of die
charity schools of that parish. A very considerob,e
colleague was made. The Duchess of GOODOW.
the Earl and Countess of CRAIMESIOIIIT., Lord and
I.ldy LIsMORE, Lady Carrt.stooTt. Lord and
Lady DONALLY. Lady PIINISONNY, D. B. DALY.
&c. were present.
Earl Foatascos will give a grand dinner, next
Wednesday, at his house in Grosvenor...game, to
the Dircctors of the Ancient COI/Cert.
Lord FRANCIS Ossoftes has hero elected for
Cambridge.hire, without oppo.ition.
Gii !saturelay, at the Police Office, Bow-street.
Edtc.rr“. Edliot, a letter carrity belonging to the
Gene-si Post-Office, was ritar4eil with embeathug
money, which was contained as a letter.—Tire ?li-
mner had been loug suspected. He was committed
for farther examination.

CHICIIESTIIII,OO4 MUlldlif evening titres fief-
wants, the butler. coachman., and I whams. of Lady
Cocuaairt, at Balmer, got nio,tenuiplesely itat •
briated at tile tot lan, at reli,hani. Tbe
coachmal and butler contrived to retnru 'home
about ten o'clock in the evening. bat the foot-
man was fould by the roadside a corps*, on
Tnerday mailing, when a slight out so his nerd:,
and ant,ther below on his breast, led to a suspi-
cion dint he hid lost his life by violent aisaas.
The butler stud coachman. in consequence. were
held in rytisteds until the Coroner's jury had wat ou
the body on iVednesday morning. when, afl.'g a
minute iuw. igatinn, a verdict being returned of
Accidental Death, they were discharged.
Licenses Woe been unexpectedly granted by the
Beard of Trade, for the expnrtaiion of pit-ish, b•sr
rills, train oil, dyers' a nr.d of all kinds. and bniu•
stone ; send a ship is setting sail fur Ostend a its a
cargo of these commodities.

A
vessel has arrived from Helvoet-Slttys in three
It we, mentioned at that port, that lloilmon,l
wt. to be minted with France, after the expiration
of one mouth, when it was .uppored that the wi-
nnow! and military srrangeinei.ts For such an event
wristirl hate been coonpleted. It is prteumed, that
the uninu in crintemplation o.ily applies to Or
district south of the river 11.vr,e. N e hare infor-
mation (row '.North Hollau 1, Out-nigh t,so outer,
cliunnel.. by the one we are informed, that Kiwi.
Liruiv we d .1i expected in Amsterdam; and b,

the other, *lnch ia About ast noon later, that 1,-.
hal actullly at rs‘ ti, 1”a capital. Notwithca,..l-
- bower, r, thew :wean:its 'vigilant. in ire h I .
uoc•able quarteiN wr catmot altogether plat*. ct,u-
tidencr iu theas.

--- - .-,-..-..

Mire business came before Mr. Jostler BILT-
-I.ltY, at the A.4v;ze% at Littculti, l lot week, than was
knona 10 have over before 41 doe time,
tho otivution of the cuorts for this county. As
large a calendar has been known. end's. consider-
shoe sui entry of civil cans, s ; but it has sot before
brapproted that 1.-Nlu ihe f... e and the other tneve beets
1.0 heavy at the Moor ,uvr re+. . lit 4:oomph:my, the
• JuAge bas been 4etaiised at I.IIICOIII a day longer
than usual ; sad at tout-o'clock on Thursday rien-
in.; (in the inoniing of which day it has been usual
10 ttyru therm's...l%mm) et Nottingham) he was.still
premilitigiu the Nisi Prins Court of this county.
Antony.; the causrodispissed of hi the three preced-
log days, ars the following :