The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-08-28 00:00:00

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BRIGIiinN, A cocsz 2ti.
... teeen;nft the sands were covered wish crm-
est although .he wind was high And sharp. About
ger ',o'clock Ilk Royal Highness the Prince of
ir,tes sent an invitation to the Earl and Countess
RI iIL I 'if, the Earl and the lion. Miss Cs Brim,
irocnUt reIRCOSA 11, Count Beat/01.014 Colonel,
and Miss Mantis., Mr. G. Mrs. and Miss
and several others of the deviates here,
essrom,
gire tains their company at the Pavilion ; which
compiled with. and Col. M a SIT Iss 5 Concert was
trued until this einaller. The PRINCIeI baud
aied all nirbt, nod the company separated at
%Are o'clock.
The troops assembled at Newmarket Hill this
rming, as helm*, and at two o'clock were filing
0, %then Flis Royal ghtwss the Pauses, accent.
.60:1 hy Colonel Let and General Iltoomristn,
r:,„„d on the gronnd, on horseback. The troops 1
i ;',, immediately drawn back, and formed into line.
,i gave a general ashate to His Royal Highness.
,s Nob playing God nee the Mop Earl Cita-
yrs, and all the General Officers. attended. The
frscr rode towards Shoreham afterarards.
The Artillery Company belonging to the batteries
1,,,, igeeived orders to muster on Thurs day morn-
psts se early hour, whirls hes raised an (minim
,;144 Royal Highness thaDake of Yost will be
F
' that day..
Iran*, bp tie*, IPA. Game of the
..0 0.
rGloucester Regimeni, for spa besefit of is
loos. will be performed Tie Bea': Steak:eh'.
behich Mies Beturron will play Dorinda, for that
ifight grtly I the new Dance, Wiliam and Neecy •
the Musical Entertainment of reeTarepike Gate.
arlfasa, le.wor.arteto, and Lady Boast, are
.intestrad (NM LOnallo.
DOPER, Ave. ili.

They continue hese to swhied of Enemies,
with the greatest recliedirMed indifforesto s and,
with the various pootemooldlils clam wilt whoa I
have conversed opus ddletollie. WO out of twelve
appear. anxious that lb httle Cawilean. with his
kiwi (as they almost seiformly mouses h), woad
mike the anger. and give them a fair appoessalty
ce convincing hits of the folly of suds as seaselllias.
This lowa is becalm* every dat miN
py.
d
amusements more
thin these fry day%
femoral. The sompawy lies es.
creased very cosaarably wi
and every thing warn the face en gait, and plea.
sore. salt water bathing is mow is its highest pew
*aim, particularly on this part of dm won• sad
die bath houses are crowded whocliditiwidt do.
pat company. The staining is oc ' bath.
togs and afterwards walls' abaft repessalb.
and the beach, as far as the -Hermitage. wbore the
females purchase small dried irh, by way of a kw
iorche ax breakfast I the middle of the day Is em-
ployed in the libraries, and at the chattetin* beam
en the strand, where we read the papers And hear'
the news. In the evening, almost the whole of the
brigade of this distill is paraded along the beach.
enter the cliffs ef Dover Castle, after which. the
several regimental hands play alternately until dark.
At this time the promenade is crowded with all the
fasl innate& in town,and continues so till ten o'clock
at night.

EA yy IN 'AL &PI I fNCi.
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• CO R 7 or CHASICERY —Anson 27
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E r-perteaow t, am, a Re Ikra we .
" The prayer of this petiticsowas, that the Bank-
rupt should be liberated from prison. where be has
remained now more than eleven years.
The kr TWIN ETZILIMIA 1... oft the part of the
Petitioner, stated. that the Pentineer had been com-
mitted by the Conuninioners, for mot giving a pro-
per account of his property. So far back as the
year 1795, the Petitioner was going in the mail-
coach to Holyhead, from which place be sailed for
Dublin. On the road between Leaden end Ches-
ter, the coach 'mermaid. mi. when be arrived at
eivesterl be missed hie pechet-heek costaining
--e I,poft bank-notes. and ewe SOM. *Mee with
•kritall notes ; h: coutsded he had lost them
4 coach overturned. He then proceeded to
,aie, and shortly after was made a Bookropt
ite was examined before the Conbasimienerstbere ;
sad. on informing them that be had lest his pubs-
book by the overturning of the coach, they were satis-
fied ; but, en his return to London, the Commis-
sionsrsheve did not thine this a proper way of ac-
coasting few 3.2001. • is consequence of which. they
emniwitted hiss Lase time after, he underwent
another ezansiaatiou ; and. on being asked, could
be manna is any ether manner for his estate 1 lie
';mbewesed. he could nut ; and, that if be told any
I}‘ltarbster. et would sake& him to a criminal pro-
oleotioa. as he had already told them. he could ac-
count for it in no ether way. The third esaminatios
passed. and he still mid, be could give no other ac-
count of the money I is consequence of which, be
was fully cotallitted I and, after remaining a cossi-
derable time issinlinentwi4 be desired to be again
assmined ; whisk, balm samplied with, he stated,
that. since his Salem eamiaation, he had learned,
that he a i lontillesmbet-book. with the notes
in k. by tie treasmaing of the mail-coach, as he
before said t MONS& hls wife. who was averse to
his piss as !rand. haltshesk wit of his pocket
the allht before he leg Lease► while he was intoe.
"leased, leaving restate Ntetielmehe in his pocket.
1-When be went ell Ufa theatiadde of his poek.i,
sad thought he had all his aseltwobeelis safe t but.
on arrivieg at timuller anditaviag oessaion for mo-
sey. bobsled that that wig*, as he theaght. con-
tained the the
v obwagenks2tesagsrer. was gene. Con.
Abiding. &referee he bad bat so, whoa
lase% was gase that aceewa of it to
lb jai hat has dose Wetted the fall,
HIM* he swan. Ia aisles se oils declare'
Oa. Mrs. made alidaest. dtat she lad
baba die posissa.healt aloof her liaised's pocket,
es dr Saturday Wes, he left Leadoe; be being
them iaastiaissi, sestratraeksiag is that state used
he set eft ea Illesalar. _Me_ &ether stated, that she
never itatt eahl her Maimed any thing concerning
.4t. *eta Ivor $ though he several arms ea.
gairad. where get the meaty ? but he was al-
ways Wide that the less he knew about it. the bet-
ism. She ilea emirs into an account of the money;
a wog Immo( which was expended in maintaining
thews in Newgats
The ATTOIIIitV GENISAL thee said, that be did
not intend by this application to throw any blame on
.the amok& of the Cmmisionerb as though they
had refused to liberate the besskrapt es tar lamer
statement. yet be did not conceive dory ailed wrest
in that respell as the disclosure was of such a na-
ture. that it was doubtful whether it authorised there
et not. The objeet of it. was to base the unfortu-
nate bankrupt, who has now been so many years in
confinement. liberated on the ground, that the es-
tate of the bankrupt would not be in the slightest
degree benefited by a further disclosure, as the as-
signees had long since sold their right in the bank
notes to Messrs. Thorp and Co. at a loss of Obi. per
cent. The Learned Counsel urged, that the obit&
of the commitment was for the disclosure of the es-
tates. 'this had been obtained, and even if it meld
have a farther diselosare, the creditors could net
obtain a further benefit, as they had disposed of all
their interest in the property. At the first elantiss-
doe she boakeopt gave as good an account as be
be could e"nr a better he
,e satisfaaory
circumstances
' ' consider
be a mi-
grant the

,in favour
thk neither the
inclination to keep
made any op-
bound to
Commis-
could not

ttet
ha.. 6+e+
4 that the
papers _ , when he had
read 'hens new he would make inners his opasion.
His Lordship sat to a late hour, and finished the
multiplicity of business which he had before hire.

fewserestwometworms
Lord Atkins,' t.tri one of the Senators of the
College of Justice, died at his seat of Tailogie, Scot-
land. on the 16th instant. It is said, that WILLIaII
Rosastrson. EA. Advocate, will got the gown it
the Court of Session, mew vacant by the death of
I.nrd ANKLRVILLs. and that Joint Comsat.. Esq.
Advocate, will. in that event. become a Candidate
for the Office of Procurator for the Church.
At the Hertford Races. of ?rids, last, the at,
Plate of 501 seas contested by
sio•ingsou'd b. t. CtriMpianst .0 I
Mr. Priv& b b. Midas . . .
Mr. Day'. b. m. Memo . . 0 3M.
John Wltattabe-, Esq. wee avainatte Mold foe OM MO
Item.
On Wednesday afternoon, as Mr. and Mn. 11010.
tower, of Hartley-row, were travelling in a gig
fr im Weymouth to Winchester, Mr. Hotter,. r
alighted to walk up the west side of Comb Hill,
and incautiously quitting the head of the hone
wi en he hal reached the summit, the horse set of
c10..n the steep hill on the eastern side, and Mrs.
II J LOW r jumping out, broke both bones of Am
leg. The gig was demolished ; but one of Reim%
mid waggons bring near, the drivers assisted Me.
H. in conveying his wife to Winchester, where the
broken bones were set by Mr. Co•res,, and she is
in a fa.x way of doing well.


iRII:4 a.

. . .......n.—
At the County Wicklow Assizes the following
persAns were tried bef-re the Hon. Justice DALY 2
RAW floilork or is cnnviaed of stealing letters
tint it the Post-Offire letter-box of this town, snd
taking rherenut several notes and pest-hills. Mall of
which he ci-c.ilated. The principal proved against
him was for taking not A letter put in by a Mr.
Dudgeon, Pro-Collellor of this town, direeed to
Sir Geo Shee, Custom-home. Dohlin, contenting
the halves of notes to the amonnt of 3001. Os. 6d.
It was proved that Sullock caused a letter to be put
in the Post-Office, Dublin. signed George Shee, and
direeed to Dudgeon, Wicklow. acknowledging the
halves sent. On the night of die 19th February
Dudgeon put the other halves into another laser,
direlted to Sir George Shee, but Dodgems being
late for the letter-box, prevailed upon the Post-
master to put the letter into the made-u All;
These halves arrived safe at the office of Sir
She., who, for the first time, heard fronsAr.
Dudgeon on the subject. This gave Tin to an in-
quiry after the other halves, and upon a minute
search, the letter signed George Shee was brought
home to Bullock, and the other halves of the notes,
with many other letters stolen out of the office,
were found in his dwelling, and upon breaches Of
hi. family in the town, who gave evidence spit
him. He was convilt;d upon the most clear sot
as isfadori evidence, and his execution was to take
plate on the 17th iota. ' • . .
Thomas ?imago wet costeifted of cloths Met le
night, the property of the Earl of Povrerscoort ; but`
a point having arose on a close consideration of them'
A& of Parliament, it was reserved for theopieiss Of
the Judges. .
Monday, the Assizes of Drogheda coimaisii•L
The Non. Baron bliCutt.t..atio presided iti the
Crows Court.
A Record was tried before the Hon. Serjeant
Woe, which excited considerable interest; it was
as adios of trespass brought by John Win. Vinton
e.g. against Harry Brabaxon, Esq. Conservator of
the County Loeb, for pulling down a wall built by
the Plaintiff. to inclose a field near Green Hills..
Several respectable witnesses were examined. t*
deposed, that the wall was an imptovesnent to the
read and that the everoachment if any. was ape,
such a 4 to warrant the coudue of de Defendant. .
On the part of the Defendant, seven* •
deposed, th .t the wall did encroach on the road,
that the fnur.tation was laid outside the old line.
The Defendant rested his case on the provisions is
the Road AR. The Counsel on both sides mined
their abilities with great ingennity and mad= 1
for their alients. Learned Sequa
' listed the evidence. and explained in the toeiswei
his address to the Joey the powers vested in the Dee
fondant by the AA; se.n. Itsvinz retired for smite
time, renamed into Court, and informed his Led- i
ship they were not likely to agree. The
toldthem, they were bound to mato a
They accordingly returned again, and. after a short
coesuhatine. found a verdict for the Defendant. ft
• clause in the Raid Ae, the verdiEt carries Wile
ems. . i
Last Thursday Wag the fair of BaUisheshaes
.tailia.lisilthaathocui of (Uglier& pd
~,ftleteL4
Om to J. T a avaes, Esq. a neighbouring .Migitse
trate, that a naalleer of persons world assemble
' thiee fee the yarrotw of disturbing the peace, red
' dmilling a dispels 'Ca similar nature to that which
happened mom time age betwase two pardes. He
meenfingly, with tinselsminetinetia, awe Wier
vine *mei to the ComMennifir of Clamed Our`
ripest. who ordered east ea SS fele_place a weep ef
hone, and a compay et be,. mi. militery had
just arrived dine musegiew peacoat a most asperses
seem of slaughter. as each pasty was very aestie-
rem. and saved with the most ofeesive weeps,
they meld peenere. On the arrival of the ewers
wey dispersed► aline drinking a quantity of porter.
hich wee *hided grid of battle. te refresh
the eimehamets. liir. Tao, eee's humanity and vi-
gils*, have nimbly saved the lives of numbers of
&AAP ceded people, m from the desperate tibill•
err hp which they_were armed. nothing less could be
apprdieoded.--f/eterftre CArnacie.
Gunmen semi at lover v.—Tuesday lam the
Gentlemen, natives et Gloocesurrshire met their.,
President, Sit H es. ogee. Lire is cor T. gm *allf.
Paul's Church. to amid Divine Service, and bred
an excellent sermon iklivered by the Rev. Roes
Fosses, from Deeteronomy :v. tt. ~, For the pew ,
shall weer "NM Ow of Ms lead, attritive I eessimust•
thee.* seisms. men thy boa wide Nato thy Mother. to thy
pee. cad to thy "Ord.?, is. My laid." The Karoo
and Sassier. attended Divine Service. After which
they diasd at die White Lion where the sum Of
1551. tn. 6.1. was collated I Whieb is to be
printed for the purpose of 'weerattE
sons of natives of the county. ps is
perilous hour of child-bed peer wormer rivese
or the wives of natives of the said cower. •
The Society were honoured with she eniipany of
'The Marte, Ow Stionfls. Lard De CliSsed4 Os Walser
Olio, Arc fir 5mM Widnes. Omar Ilatioint, 55 14 P
All4lrtarA Mari rad Inc., Maras Mosseriells, Fl4-cterr, aM
WNW; Irmo& Rabin firser. ItidssOl User, iamb
, aser rushee Dasbeny i Vlstrs Lipase sad Watt 2
SWAM Han Orris, Jam* Lim libritio. AAstor. J. 11...5.
Aso Hale, lore Lairress, A. P Wham. Owes Owe. Robert
Sell. Limbo IssadessesthisistrA Sisk Jana (none, :Rich. '
Vairsfer. Is.. Itesere Puss., Mar, CialorAir Tint. Mies
C. ht. Mown, J. Part Pool, We. O. Tway" Rich.
. Ossrisl Haysbarer, Jost OarAirsr, H • T. broke. 1
.011. WiKirom troy, sod pros Dyer, Ups.
•
es Senehry the Ceigharn Yeomanry Cavalry nu_
der the ementeed of the Right Hen. the Earl of
Doeimer. were impelled by Colonel Twisnes in
Cieliam Park, in full marching ceder, baring their •i
miens d hay, eats, canteens. icc.
ThstsdiT evening Sir Simon Ls Banc arrived
at Wesel. and °posed the commiesion for ;he trial
etimeses at the Nisi Prise her. By a special corn-
missies frees the Adeirehy, Eased Waives was
tried for a riot sad week epee she body cif
Wakefield. a eakishipmes is the heiress service at
this port. It appeared that the /theses hod as
ambled with a
_great anniMr of the niviegneerie
working on the Wow OM er vedeeweer to rimene
one of- thdr
teen ot h e
Mime, baba sae ef thn e fees
av grzrn:-
leaders. was We* bee Wady. The evidence fully
established the Mi. nab * hitT, withilia boats'
des, tanned *valid ofgaity.
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treasesdoss
loaner

and
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shore
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(*LIM SO% *LC. t 5, 1 ebb.
ILSiIdERAy.LkHERS.
The Castrtmedler ado' Far* At been pleased b. anpeint
Lhnosoese %if for thy Logoorert. b, be ebbs-
ma..dawt ei Wen Osiebbeelle ; en
Liebiebiest Cwbttel Vise's*, . Hit Maier?". 191* Foe*, W
be Coototaneret of P. do ri.o I Aide The abet*
appoiatioeuts to eouesettlet frost the le of January. laeb.
Captain L. A. Dome. at HO Maj-tert C.." 500
is eppeintoll Captain of Guides. &worths twit I,et.ot.
Lieutenant J. T. WOIIII/118, ar H.. 11111104 We Plibetbeak
/aut, to be V44e-Cebbg. be the Contemander Of the fears, •
float the 1 Alt mesas. Oleo Vigkoende.4lftelsed.

unesteemedieffelf
A ver7 extensive tigeipevt, its it is vaned. hilifjliff'
taken pier. arnongst the journey Clothiers. tee
dm asighbonrhnod of Leeds. lour hundred men;
nestrly that number, have left their esteployment'
in the seighbourhood of Leeds This is the more
to be regretted. as the demand for woollen (loathe
is at present very brisk, and mit:then of the mains.
Mori's, in consequence of the men declining td
work, are entirely at a stand The catt4e ef This
Implement holiness. it is said, originated in a kind
of
association having been formed manage :bowel*.
men. Many of their employers. considering this
issfititioa illegal. and inimical to their inter it. ^fuer-
ad into an agteenamat to dismiss frown their scrviell
*3 the peers who should persist in rem sting
its after the lest of ant Meshes bet
die ciratenstaice having been cruansunicared to the
men, they determined to mike the firetidow. end
not wait the time allowed them for conrideretion,
We ate happy to add. that some compreenise is
likely to take place, and that overtures hive-been
made fee the imasetfiate settleineet of the points it
dispute.
On Monday. night about eleven e'eloeS two
holism ass the Coldstream ReOsoest of kiards
Hospital. is Petty Preece, 'Westaanseee, Ml down.
formatuely no Lees were lost. They were them
Swim high. and every Law occupied by different
families. It has been suspend they were in a dear
serous state for abcrsa week past. from viJleat
.Rack* sr-re heard. The house' were very
old ; they were •••!capied by hi. 81111ITLIT it seinot-
mite r and Mr. who swept coalrelt:d. Pod it
is reported that the of a . ties Lang w. s
his laying is his twister stock of sal the
rewire o(thens INA% 00 rest again.: the party
Awall la thir of illy besserebe trot wall
bulged out. Preen this. and the drealhketene of
the cracking, es were ,:trd is the hitna,eillr.
Too had sire peadeniy Olt Auved w2=
moving the fools. which he did net a
late on Monday evening The Menne fatillft
ewe removing their hoetheid feeteitere ea 10111■
day. but which was not aceensfished at iewereMewa
o'clock. taken the asise was so greet. that nib
mediate falling was smelted, sad the realist
neisbbesn prevented any of the Ishebbeets bets
going in any More, and in Inn this s tentterof
as hoer after the law comes ce out, hub Wows
MI *kb a most haskd wok. 411kb shreeed the
mood fw s esedidevelib imassaie. Very
Hal. of rubbish came Into the area
YerienieT a lumber et sees Irmo 'elsplayoll is
=the ruins, liwwise a rester et ears and
in nee boassiold Buskers of
the ssfortuttate
The houses were held -spelt base of the Dents
and Chapter of Weetssiaseer by Mrs Sucre and
Mr. Coe.
A. letter from Naples, of August S. gives the
follonitag account of the dreadful Eatthquake.
which we yesterday noticed in our F wet o intelli-
gence ;-0. On Friday. the 26th at Juiv, there was
an earthquake in the greatest part of this King .10m,
which was so violent. that sauce that of C.:ablia
there has been wane attended with .irndar d.!va—
tation. Is the ei:y of Naples. Sot) ho' es ..ave
become sainhabitable, and urinate of 4 coo a e
much damaged • 40 churches have been s ,aken to
their very foundations. The number of pervins
. who have perished by the fall of the buildingr,
is am very Arts in this espital, but in some inland
tows which are entirely destroyed. the inhabi-
tants bave nearly all lost their lives The small
.fare of Lanais, in the Cowper of Molese, is no.
heist bet a heap of ruins, and upwards of 1500
persons have perished tliere. At Campo BASSO.
and at Ilejaan, in the same province, most of the
inhabitants were destroyed . Avelido, ..!satesar-
chic, Benevento, and Avers. have suffered
amusingly. At Santa Maria de_Captta (the an-
cient Cap:34), a whole coomany tai the Cavalry
were buried under use mho of their barracks.
At Caserta the upper tunics of tar houses tumbled
down, sod the den pelage is so r ,cla damaged,
that it is feared it canon stand. Me I etas from
Puglia and Calehria SIAM that does ?rovinces
have ortly experienced a eligh Ask. Since the
26th of July, Naples preens a very snag, sail
indeed a dreadful speaacie. All the WA=
remain both night and day without their
in the plains and roads near the city. They have.
during that time, sl i carriages or vs the here
ground. The general distress has risen to the
highest pitch ; and, it is certvia. that if the 'ante.
quake had been followed by some more theeks, the
wbole city of Naples would have bees destrered.
Ia the midst of the greatest distrailion which Ms
taken plow ever since that moment, the rears
public order has been preserved, thanks so .he
lance end coinage of the Oast of Aseot.t. CtiW
Ineendaet of the General Police. . The Lassamei
have Doc osennised a tingle ,robberyor murder."

aid. and time Abeam he could give a t
gave i tad dionsh theme might not be sat
to the Comenleeisents, yet. under the circus
of the, use, hoped Isis Lordship would
tbs Anna% of the %;edcrupt. oho would 1
oted.4lo 64, oolei Lordship would g
Preffir Oahe 140 so.
Mr. Cross!" ou the same aide, urged is
, of &beam.' of the bankrupt, that nos
sedges* crediton had any inclinatios
been in nement. as they had not made
• this motion.
so Csasccisma said he was
consider Oaher the commitment of the
Wows awe legal or not ; if it were, he c
disc hame the bankrupt ; bet if it were e
he would issue a writ of hakes carpet. and I
discharged. His Lordship then desired
parsers should be lalk with him, and who
• his

ma uzit Ilan maim's...-. .r....---. -- ----.
eisidiagfo, J • as. 9, 11103. .
On the fth of January. at I l p. te a heavy ear -,
tremendous gale of whit came on hom the N.W..
quarter. sad blew to sings with great violence maul
tl.e 9th. in the rmormag t dosing which time, tote
Pewees, American ship. was driven from bee ambers
and stood a sea, but narrewly escaped being arvaih•
ed in pewee' between the Drunken Sailor and the
shore ; sod from the see, both without sad within
the Bank, breaking so high several sm. square
rtgged Tomah, denim mnd ;mall hawk:lron on
shore. and souse of them were tnielirlestroyed.
The names of the square rigged vemels—hri_s Le
Ketistai
Dewier, French price. schooner GweWes sloopTridy
brig Miry ; Snow Ragesame.asil IlearieL '
We likewise hear from Barbey, tbet a
Tollicherry was thrown on sham and , in
that neighbourboteL
mosserrewitilel, • • .