The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-08-28 00:00:00

V4UXII4 LL.

These gardens closed for the season yesterday
♦vetting, when the hollowing Addis• was delivered
by Mr, WEBB :
LADIPA APP GIFIITLEMPNAI this evening closes the
amusements of these Gardens fur th- season, I am (brined
by the Proprietor to express his rmiefol thviiks for the pa-
tronage you have shewn them, and to assure pa that so
I.nr, as they are his provrty, it will be his study to have
them PO erinduclril as to continue them in that high estima-
tion which your kind support shews they possess.
" In the name of myself and the other Performers, we
bet leave In acknowledge the indulgence you hive shown
our attempts to amuse you, and humbly, for this season, se
take oar leave."

The PRINCE REGENT. it is said, will lesve ton
this day for Ragley Hall, the seat ol the 111.tqw•
ai.d Mareinotires of HERTFORD, where he it ex-
pected to dine to-morrow, and to remain a fort-
night.

The Royal Sorereign yacht, Capt. OWN, ar-
ruedk ei nirfa a)iuschl saershsonufr Coil ets"cdes.Y to wait for the
DThe Duke and Doehrss of BEDFORD see tea
petted to arrive in town on Monday next. from tlseir
seat, Wooburn Abbey; on Tuesday or Wednesday
they peeve town for the Continent.
The Earl and Countess of DARLINGTON are re-
turned to their seat, Raby Castle, from Yorkshire.
Lord and Lady HOLLAND have left Holland
House for their seat, Ampthill, Bedfordshire.
Prince ESTERHAZT gave a grand entertainment
yesterday at Chasidim House, Cavendisli.equare, to
a numerous party of distinguished personages.—
Among others invited were—
Prince Wolkowslty, Count Wororizow,Count and COMMON
MiMhrl Woronsure, Cu' ow* asst Ceestese Looms, O,ant
Pahlrn, his F.Aerlienee Count Cape &Istria, the Dike of
Wrlbuglon, the Eirl and Cutusteas of Pembroke, the Part
and Countem of Hardy/jam, Lady E. Stewart, the Esti of
Ltsrep,,,,l, lord Castlereagh, the Earl of Guilford, Mon-
sieur de Blaudolf, Mr. Plans.. Mr. Moller. M. de Dabs.
choosky, M. de l'oggeopohl, Mr. and Mrs. Begot, tse.Ar.
Prince &TOMMY IS expected to leave town
next week, for the Continent.
Baron FAGEL, the Ambassador from the Nether.
lands, is expected house next week, from the Con-
tineut.
'De CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER left town
on Thursday for three weeks or a moi.tb. Ile is
gone into Yorkshire.
EMERY, of Covent-Garden theatre, is now per-
forming ut Liverpool.
We are well assured there is no truth in the re-
port of Mrs. H. JOHNSTON having entered into all
engagement with Mr. ELLISTON, for' Drury-lane
Theatre. —( Evening Paper.)
PUGILISTS.—Carter arrived ou Saturday from
Liverpool. It is understood that he is not on iii
most imitable terms with Donnogy, and has clone
over for the porliose of expressing the saute. Carter
arrested Denmelly previous to his leaving London
much " wrath" exist, between those heroes of the
fist. A battle is generally spoken of. to take place
at the Curragli in October next. Oliver is expect-
ed this day or to-morrow. so that with Dan.,
Cooper, and Gregsos, already arrived. we shall have
• most scientific qniutato of the milling fancy.--
(Dublin Freeman's Journal.)
The Ikp ! Ilep ! winch was the watch-word of
the rioters its the late attacks on the Jews in Wurz-
burg and Frankfort, it...cording to old chroilicles,
had the following origin the year 1097.
party of crusaders, headed by PETER. VANPFLEIStIi
and CONRAD VON LF.ININGEN. W at about re-
.cruiting for followers with colours, on which woe
inscribed the first letters of the words, Hierosolisma
Est Perdita (Jerusalem is lost), H. E. P. This
swarm, however, never proceeded to the Holy
Lind, hut remained in Germany, where they
every where persecuted and murdered the Jews.
and more particularly along the Rhine. Wherever
this bend came with their colours, the people es-
claimed " "
Hep ! and fell twos the Jesse.
On Saturday week the brig trillions left Live.-
pool for Newfoundland; on Sunday afternoon, wli
arrived in sight of the tale of Man. the Ova, .
JAMES THOMAS BARTON, while in the celno
let off a brace of pistols at his head ; the crew, up• it
hearing the report. instantly repaired to the calm.
and found that lie had shut completely away for
part of the skull over the left eye; two pistols were
found near him. our of which had flashed in ti e
pan, and was still loaded with gunpowder anaemia
shot ; lie died instantaneously. The vessel returned
to Liverpool on Wednesday. when an inquest sell
held on the body, and a verdict of Lunacy returned.
Disappointed love, we understand, was the ewe
of the unhappy man committing suicide.
The following has been communicated to ns by
a correspondent, as a coriect account of the acci-
dent which lately happened to the Southend stage'
—44 The coach was upset iu turning a corner at
rapid rate; six passengers were slightly brui-eil.
oud were all forwarded to London on the nest day."
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