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The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-04-26

" re lin ►Renbr9r, /sc.

gir-1 tale the liberty of sozzestilk, trietber, soder es-
i•ting earl: rsnres, it would sot be advisable to propuie to
Clllllrrist r.n ungiarnistion of oar reular troops, all soon as
practicable ; and atso t►e engaging and or:a.iiiing sf ei,una
volunteers, 03 the principle* I have had the hou,asr of pro-
posing f..w your ennsideratioa, the general outlines of which
see essitiamed is the Paper NI ark e d No. 1.

" The number of regular troops t would propose being
raised immediately, Memo°, to be enumoued of suitable pro-
portions of iefantry, artillery, cavalry, met rdleisea, mid
organised, as stated is the inclosed Paper,
" It may be presaosed,•filint previous to tat close of the
pr. scot fieisioa, Causgems will be pugs. seed of such further
tufo, maws, in reword to our farmer relation% as will be or-
ev.aars for form:Lug ail ul:imate opinion ua the expeditosey ref
a greater augmentation of oar argil than is now proposed;
end in the mesa time measures utr.y be tukee for the recruit-
ing litVrier, in diaemat parts of the enitt ..1 Stat,s.
ei• to the event of war, it Will, I prrlariar, 4e considered
aimmiury to strange oar military time tutu orparate deport-
meets, and ti. have a Commander to melt elepaltment, avid,
of course, to have minas Officer as a ComminderAti thief,
sad until a larirr army glen be raised thaw is noses mistimed,
it m 27 not he advisable to hats any thVicsr einre ths rash
of Brixadier-Gtocial ; of that grade it *ay he proper bola.
four ur five, as soon as a suitable proportion of the trumps
is raised. With sentiments, Ste. Sue. H. DEARBORN.

TO THE lIENATt AND ROVE Of IttPALSEITATIVVI
London, England, 1808-06-14

MRS. BERNE.

Mrs. Byrne, of Cabinteely, near Dublin, died last week in
couseimence of a fractured skull occasipued by • moue
throwu into her carriage tin the nicht of ghe late Masqueriole
in that city. This la•ly, whose maiden genic was Devureux
was • native of the in/linty of Wexford. hie married
--- Siert, lEsci. of Cabioteely, near Dublin, a Gestlenuin
of very large fortune, and a near relative to the Marchioness
of Buckingham. Mr. Byrne dh d souse time since, leaving
two daughters, who inherit ha estates, to whose eilacation
awl improvement Mrs. Byrne devoted her whole time. It
was this lady si lio was so kind a friend to Mainusse CatalaM
when that favourite snorer visited Diitlia•

Meagre. FLRINGToN, HARE, GANNON. o•Dow-
NEI. and IVHIILILY, art. the gentlemen who are
candidate* fur the fellowships, at Trinity College,
Dublin. •

Mr. ELLISTON WU to perform Oetaviun, in The
illoutliai , and Frederick, in Of Age To-nior-
rate, at the Dublin Theatre.on Thursday last.
The Carlisle Theatre is positively to (lose to-
morrow. with the Comedy of licrone Dull Care,
for the benefit of Xr. lirryr.e.Tu.s. alio we
undorstand, have the management of the Newcas-
tle Theatre.

The Earl of El.am. Sr Wm. ERSKINF, Bart.
of Terry, asol WM. Foacts, E,q . of Calhioder-
Ifouse, have left E,liuburxh. foiWonflon.
_ _

Mr. SILEFFINGTOSCs new ',lay of The Murteriaiir
Bride, will lie performed, tlii» evening. at Wury-lane
Theatre. The great •pplcuise with which the for.
liner representations wee attended, iv an unequi-
vocal test of its merit. The acting is excellent
throughout. Mr. and Mrs. D. Sinoons, Mr. DE
Calm, Mrs. Swans. and Mrs. BLAND, stand emi-
nently pm iii iaa rut. The ballad snug by Mrs.lll. AND
is ►imple and affecting ; it unites many beauties;
and, with irresistible persuasion. makes its way di-
redly to the heart.

On Friday se'nnight, a ball and supper were
given by the .Wsroa, ut the Nlausion-House, Don-
caster, in celebration of Hies hlaattsTe's Birth-
day, to a very numerous company. The Wake-
field and Staincrotis Volunteers being there on per.
moment duty, the officers of both regiment.., to-
gether with the officers of the Damoster Infantry,
and several other military and naval Centlemen,
appeaml in full uniform, which produced a most
admirable effect on this Imo! oecasion. Dancing
coinmenceil at an early hour, and the countenances
of the brilliant fair bespoke the liveliest pleasure,
participated : 'dst stir asseisibl.:.is• of the braeL• de-
fenders of their countrv. About twielvP
the supper-room ma-ned, the ili.;es of %1,;, h were
superbly fietvrated, and th.• ,:,y vith
an ele4ant 'cold collation. Aft. r which the
dance was re-roinineneed, and coutiiiiivii inc
in the itioriiinz, when the drone. 1,,,t to 3,!:•)j
the marching nut of the Witke';••lil
the romp:nay parted, highly gratified w t I. ti,e te,us e
SC4:I3P.
London, England, 1808-06-14

WOBURV SHEEP-SHEARING.

We are happy in kiting able to announorgoa
resumption of those. truly .libegal and 'mitt/eta
at• Webilrn Abbey, which have; •during the two
best vent* been intarmittedt owtog to the absence
of the Luke of Bedford an Ireland, where his
Grace runclethat niimite and sedulous attention to
the agnoulthral, and rural interests of the sister
kingsiom, inisiblitiorfth the &lilies connected with
his high political statioihyhislt left no opportunity
for aufficieig atteutwto to Ilis own concerns, to
keep up the annual meeting orkgriculturiets and
Farinor3 at his seat in Bedfordshire, of which we
have now to announce the resumption, with in-
creased spirit and profrpect of usefulness in these
meetings. so essential in their consequences to the
uatiuuxl prosperity. In the course of Sunday the
company began to assemble at Woburn Abbey.
and to the evening the following had arrived, viz.

The Earl of Winchilseit; Lards Wm. Russell, Smiler-
vide, sod Dundas Sir Joseph Baste, Sir Joie Sirclair, Ssr
N. Feathustune, Sir Watkie Williaaa Wynne: Montagu*
Durgyone, ; Can Smith, Esq.; Conyers, Esq.;
Arthur Young, Esq. ; William Les Antonio!, Coq. ,
borthy, Eat ; R. ysit, Esq..; Curves, Esq.; Messrs.,
Davy, Lilmaa, Digitated, Gregg, Wakes, Az.
London, England, 1808-06-14

PI LOT6' BILL

This Bin sots rerommitted, for the parrwPse of
some new climes hvina introslat.cd by \lr. Ross
one of which was, that the Lord %Variku of 64

Cioque l'orts should haw the power of appointing
silty pilots.
to this Hr. iscieseit objerted, on account of
its tending to er,:tte an undue degree of influence.
A division took pluce, and we understand that
the douse was carried-
Upon our return, ,to the gallery', we found the
SPRASF.II Trading ssicre which had been de-
livered from His Majesty, relative to the usual Vote
of Credit.

commiTTEc or SUPPLY.
Mr. Du M DAS moved, *. That the Donde (to go into
a Coonnittee of Supply, to whom slimiltl• %w refer-
red the fiction of the Committee of the East ludia
Company.
(pun this motion being put from the Chair,
Lord FOLKLSTONa r(se4.. end objected to the
Speaker !roving the Chair, as he thought the
Report alluded to was perfectly unsatisfactory, and
contained so little information, that it would he
quite improper for the (louse to go into its eon-
- siderati4u. Ou a former occasion, au objection had
London, England, 1808-06-14

LORD DELAVAL.

The remains of the late Lord DEL AV Ar. were re-
moved from Seton Delaval, and interred yesterday
in the family vault, at St. Paul's Chapel. \Vest-
spinster Abbey. The funeral procession was as
fellows

The Undertaker on horseback.
Two Condueturs, in nowt.y aaJ dresses, on horseback.
Two clostoncu on horseback

A man on horseback, earryiag the groat banner, with arms,Stc.
Two cloakmen oss horseback.
Two men on bursebook, carrying too bannerol,.
Too cloak:nem on horseback.
Two two on horseback, carrying two bannerols.
Two conduct. is on horseback, in goons and dresses.
Lid of ostrich feathers, with silk peusilsa, carried b, a feather-
man and two pages.
A man on horseback, carrying the earowet and cushioi, Id
by two grooms.
THE HEARSE,
Containing the hotly, with feathers, ravels, socotehroas,
trophies, Le. drawn by six horses.
hive mourning coaches, dm%a by six horses, each with
frathera, velvets, escutcheons, 4itc.
The family carriage, drawn fair horses.
Illinois of Waterford's carriage, dr:twu by six homey.
Lard MitAborougles, Lord Strathmore', Sir T. Apretces, Sit
I. Alillbanles, and Lord Sloman'a
The whole conducted irt the moot appropriate
manner, by Alesers. Graltinn and Litci.aeld, of St.
Martin's-lane.
London, England, 1808-06-14

°dim Hie motion at the pmper time he would
fully argue. and he trusted it aas ealculnicil to
prevent even the forward opposinun of the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer..
_ _

Mr. Wnrroaaso. recommended Mr. Sheridan
not to press his intended motion. lie considered
that the *lairs of Spain should he left totally and
exclusively to tlw Executive: Government. Should
his Hight Hun. Friend think proi.er to persevere.,
he was determined to make neither comment or
olreervation on the subject.
Mr. SitERITI•N trusted that alien the proper
tune arrived for discussing his utotinu. he world
he able to convince his Honourable Friend (Mr.
Whithi end) of its propriety. lie erns deterrniinti
to persevere iu bringing it firraarel on Wednesday.
impressed as he was with the vital necessity, which,
at such an interesting erisi made it intper.etive on
the House of Commons to know certain facts,
the disclosure of which could not tend to promote
cur injory.
the notice of course stands fur Wednesday
next.
London, England, 1808-06-14

AIRGYLE-STREET INSTITL77ON.

The MASQUERADE, imeolittred fur THIS DAY, in
Argyle-street, wilt stet take place; and the Lathes and tien-
Denten, whu bare taken out their Tickets, will, en returning
them, receive the amount of their Subscriptions.
Dy Order of the Director
J. ftlrf LE, Secretary.
London, England, 1808-06-14

DISTILLATION.

After some veritixe,:geTiiarguments in opposition
from Mr. 11.4iTERN, Mr. GIDDY. Mitt L•nl
HENRY PETTY. the HOU*O divided on this third
reading of the Bill to prevent, fur a certain time,
distillation from corn,
Ayes, 74.—tioes, 34--Majority, 40.

The differeat other orders of the day wrre then
dispoeed of, and, at a QUARTER PAbt
tit:Loot, the House adjourned.
London, England, 1808-04-19

THE DINNER

_ .....
The baron of heel; according to custom, was
placed on a pedestal at the lower end of the hall.
Amongst the company were—
Their Royal Highnesses the Bakes of enmhcrlsod and
Cambridge ; the Earl of Portsmouth Lords Midemve and
Hawkesbary the Lord Advocate of Scotland • the Solicitor
General and the Swedish sad Portsguese Ambassador'.

•
• THE BALL
was opened at 10 o'clock, by Hi. Royal Highness
the Duke of CUMBIKILAND and Miss AINILEYs
who presided fth LADY MATOltrsS. Although a
larger space was appropriated for 11a:icing than
usual, the crowd was eat-mire in the hall-romp,
particularly at the entrance, from a new mode of
admittance through the lower pas,age, instead of
introducing the company up the broad Lair. al
formerly, and many of the visitors had not gime.'
admittance at it o'clock, and very few ladies
eseaped..the loss of their shoes. tippet, shawl, or
wig. The Korai. Otters and most of the Nobi-
lity left the Mansion-House at 11 o'clock, and
escaped the pressure of the crowd.
London, England, 1808-04-19

AIR. P4VLL.

In oar account, yrsterdai, of the Inquest noon
the 'lady of the late Mr. Paull, it was stated. that
Mr. Btuler, his Agent, was ono of the IVittwattes.
This is not correct. The gentleman-Alluded to is
the • 114,1. Henry Butler, brother of the Earl of
Kilkenny, the bosom friend of the deceased. Some
of the Papers histunate, that the termination of
the (irampoutssl (mutest operated on the mind of
that u.tfurtunate gentleman, and tended to calm
the late event ; bat that maid not be the ease, for•
Mr. Paull merely went to the Borough, to feel his
grquad, and haviej ascertained that suveess could
not be insured to him, he quitted the town itnine-
thately. The expensm of his visit, amotopaitied
by his agent,. were trivial, and were paid, without
any solicitation, two days before his melancholy
death.
London, England, 1808-04-19

ARGYLE-STREIT STITUTION.

The }Ulf Subser;ption, Rir NWe NQille, eons:ming of
nee Bnrlettwa, Titre. C"neerta, and One Masques adr, will
IMINIIIIItere On MONDAY. May Y.
There will be no Performance on Easter Monday. On
Mvaday, the asap instant, a Ball sad Supprr na:y.
Tests of finbseripbon--Gentlemen, Seven Guineas....
Ladies, Six GehaeSS.—unmarried Dangbters, Four GM.
MU each.

The Subscribers are respectfully inflated that Mrs. Ashe
lite been weeded upon to scrept au engagement fur the
Surlettas sad Comte*, sad that she will *eke her first sp.
peksace on Monday, "jay 2,10 • Greed Concert.
The Director has also the sstisfactiue b Renounce to the
liebeeethers, that he has succeeded in explaining and adjust-
ing a ensuaderstanehug which len, hitherto deprived the Con-
certs of the aesistaurt of Steak Nalfli, and that this tastier.
tie Perianeer hes to cense/knee voluntrend hia Genie*
the eve Gincirt, May 2, is which be will slug a Duette
with Mts. Bilhngton.

Lady CotcLoufin lett London, yesterday; for
Holyhead, on her way to Dublin. Her Lad ship
was accompanied by ter relative, Mw Col.cLoticy•
VII LUAU GOFF, ram. late High Sheriff for the
county of Wezford, left town yesterday for Ireland.
Lord STILANGIORD leaves town on Wednesday
foe Portsmouth, previous to his going in the Press-
dent frigate, Captain IPlELaztetersith avouvoy for
the Brasil..

We find. by a subsequent account of the late
meetin,, upon Doncaster race-course, between Earl
LEIAM and Major Bowsa, that his Lord-
ship insisted, upon the ground, that the calsso-
nious charge should be retracted; and that the
Mor acknowledged the assertion was erroneous,
and engaged to insert the acknowledgment in those
newspapers in which the offensive paragraphs had
appeared.
Captain Brrrox's troop of the 3d Dragoon
Guards marched from Truro Barracki on Saturday
morning on their route to Exeter.
On Thursday last was run for, on Burgh Marsh,
Cumberlsod. a match for 201. between Mr. LAM-
PERT'', of Crosby, g. us. and Mr. BaLt's,ofCarle-
IsQ, b. as. distance four miles. After a very se-
verely contested race, the match was won by Mr.
Lassusar's g. m. There was considerable betti:sg
--the odds being against LAMBERT'', ti to 4, and
ti to 1. A considerable concourse, both of the
equestrian and pedestrian orditra, attended.
London, England, 1808-04-19

THEATR ES.

DRUAY.LANZ.
Last night this Theatre re-opened with Mr.
Sammie's coirmly of The World, and the enter-
tainment of Tekeli. Mrs. JORDAN was in es, cellent
spirits. awl gave every effect her unrivallPt! talent►
can bestow to the part of Lady ldloonsfirld. er
exertions received unhounded applause.
whole comedy was adinirchly sustained. and Int-
aonrcri with repeated plaudits by a moat elesfant
audience. The Princess SOPHIA of Gtoticicir.a
eat in the Coantess of lifstarrox's how. I.srly
MONTGOMFAY and several other persons of distinc-
tion were present.

covEnl-a.4IIDEN.

Monte► Coos►. and Mr. Conaa's Richard, were
irresistible attractions, last eight, at this theater.
The house was crowded in every part.

ASTIAT'S Amphitheatre opened. last with
The Beare Cossack, The Loge-eiek Tailor, and The
Goddess If the Dance, Mrs. PARMRII.
The 4natic Theatre, at Sadler's Wells, opened,
aretable to custom, last night, with great variety
and novelty of performance. The house is ele-
gantly fitted up, and overflowed with company.
The Circus, in St. George's Fields, also opened
last night, and was well attended.
London, England, 1808-04-19

EPPING. HUN F.

The bald-faced stag was yesterday tinned out,
according to ennuis: custom, far the auloseitiesit of
the cockney sportsmen. The field presented an
elegant display of ftosirunstes. mounted by aspiriug
pupils of the retina tied Gambits/eh Massy .preetical
experiments were made upon the laws of gravita-
tion, and the system of the human frame. A few
itardiing shopmen chewed a very bmilable disregard
for their necks ; but the greatur non of the com-
pany, from their distance, appeared to dread the
Cite of Arta on, and thnt by appcsaching too near
they might be eaten hr the himinlit:
London, England, 1808-06-13

DEATHS.

Friday seanight, at Shrcrisiniv;, !Hiss Martha Coogreve,
youngest daughter of Lieutenant-General Congreve.
At Llauvon, near Aberystwith, Jerernißla Davies the
Welsh dwarf, aged 511, sneasuring only firt)-six iori;es iw
height ; his perste was 'lie petit:lion of symmetry, which is
'rarely fauna tw • dwarf. Greet part of his time was spent in
LinKkin, where lie was well known, and to which place he in-
tended to here walked the ensuing week. .

A few days ago, aged tio, John Matthews, Esq. an eminent
Solicitor, of N.a Aaiun, Gloucestershim. In the begiuktiug
of !Ist mouth, the clothes of Mrs. alatthews caned Ore, and
occasioned her death—iit endeavouring to extinguish the
dames, Mr. Matthews was so much burnt, that he has illi-
gered ever since in a most painful state.
Mends.. last, in his 25th year, the Rev. Thomas Henry
Lloyd, A.B. Fellow of King's college, Cambridge, eldest
son of the Rev. Thomas Lloyd, of North Waltham, in
Norfolk.

Lately, at Ailwick-le-street, aged 75, Edward Lynch. Esq.
an Irish Gentleman of respectable family and fortune His
death was occasioned by a fall from his horse, ou the tura-
pike road near Ilauging Wood, the Saturday preceding.
On the mils of April last, iu the Wert Indies, Captain
dames k scough, Commander of His Majesty's sloop
Haw ego of the late Captain Ayscoogh, of the Royal
bevy.
Lately, oa the Jamaica station, Lieutenant Thornlike, of
the flutter.—Limitenarts Swialiorne, Alarshall, sad Sfil-
Loos. of the Meteave—also the Parser and Surgeon of that
ship.—.l.ielatenent Hurst, of the Sparrow.—Mr. Perit)lllP,
Comer of the Favourite.—Mr. Robert Davison, Commander
of the Cirtsinsandel, coeval...cent ship to the army.--Aa3 the
Purser of the Lark.
London, England, 1808-06-13

enemy alkali be punished Kith death ; anti that any
person going to or returiiiiig (torn a place tx:cirviLd
by the eueusy. without lea%c, shall IN treated as
a spy. _ _ „_.
The Wurtetsiburi troops, with some other con-
tin;enta of the Csofederation of the Mines are
to march to Italy, to replace the troops onlersal
thence to Spain. '
larshal Soult lately arrive!) at Stralsund.

MAY 20.
f►n the 13th, in the morning, a Courier passed
thrush this city, with orders for the troops who
are .advaucing from Italy, to accelerate their pas-
tige to Spain by forced marches. Ou this account
the slith Regiment of the Line made a march of
twelve hours, to be able to arrive here by the
evening. At Perpignan, on the Spanish frontiers,
it is to receive farther orders. Within six days,
8,000 meu passed through this place; notw•ith-
ststulinst, the Municipality apprised the citizens
yesterday of the arrival of atom troops. The troops
from Italy are re-placed by reserves frous the
French departments.
London, England, 1808-06-13

CHARLES THE FOU.R.TIL

The late, nr rather the present, K 'mg of Spain,
fo: roe have not aeltitowlenged F.:ly other, is by
in-ens a Prince destitute ut c-tpiicity. Ai Ole is
lie oppre.;.4eil by the infirmities ofteii incident to
age. In fact. he is not yet si .te year- old, and !Jo--
• ats much activ.ty of body as a:iy.
of hl4 period of life. That he has be:zu is the
ftabit or (kvotiog too mneil time to the phstsures
of the chase, is true ; but coon' the late tiin,,,l hi.
tr father, ki, neverth-less, «u; exceedingly bel:ired
iris subjects; and wit,J.,e memory is deseried!y
• iii Spain.

Philip. Duke of Calabria, the elder brotlier of
Charles the Ith, laboured under an incurable im-
becility of mind, and was, on that account. set +aisle'
from the succession to the Spanish monareily. He
die.l at Naples, where lie was left by his father, in
17..1% when Charles the thud succeeded to the
Crown of Spain.
The present King was married et the age of
seventeen, is 1765, to his cousin, Louisa Nfaria,
Pvineem of Parma, sad daughter of Don Philip,
youngest of ell the lONS of Philip the sth. Her
'lather was the eldest daughter of Louis the 15th,
us that she descends en both sides from the house
of Bourbon. That her conduct, as a Quern and as
a woman, has not been exempt from reproach, may
he whatnot!. But only the brutality of a tyrant,
accostornesi to treat Ins victims, hosscrer exalted
their rook, with the mod creel could
impel Bonaparte, in the eyes of all Europe, to in-
sinuate her infidelity to the King her husband, and
to proclaim. or rather to assert, the c aistquent a-
le...id:ll:icy of the Prince of Asturias. '1 lie base-
ness, perndy, and infraction or every thing sacred
among- men, which has merited Napoleon's whole
conduct to dui Spanish Ito)al F.s.uily, ha, no pa-
rallel in modern history. 1 situ'.
London, England, 1808-04-21

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BATH, APRIL 19.

regret to say the dreadful dia of otscokn is not
yet tisamowtousur RESVLTED among the Mein
of the White-Hart Club, although the powerful
finger of the Law has been stretched forth to emit/-
late, sad bring to a FINAL CLOSE the DISSONANT
syastv. The Defendant ha', announced the pub-
lication of the Trial, and the friends of the princi-
pal Witness are offended at it, as they wish, for the
comfort and happiness of the society, to bury every
thing that has passed on the subject in oblivion.
Mr. Kura, the Master of the Ceremonies ut the
Upper Rooms, had his spring benefit ball, last
night, which was attended by nearly nine hundred
of our fashionable belles and beaus.

Mrs. Bs ta.t Ts aeon 'strived here, yesterday even-
ing, in good health ind spirits ; she performs at
RAURRIIII'II benefit to-morrow, and will return to
town on Friday next ; Mrs. Aces performs also ;
and the celebrated violinist, little GAT-rte. With
such powerful attractions, the room, we doubt not,
will he crowded. We have had a heavy and coati-
nual fall of snow ever since six o'clock this morning.
London, England, 1808-06-25

this Csmrt. The present change was
.particularly
agreeable to him, its it W4B anaceoto limited with may
additional expense, nod with no uoisee!tisitry crea-
tion of offices. The present Court of Session par-
took too much of the nature of e popular ittsembly.
There hence arose .n inclination in its Members to
deliver their sentinieuts on every ti abject Ir:fore
them, owl thus impede the pirtgyr_sn of leg3l de-
cision. To have estaiblislied tt tiwtinher of review
would lw attended utlvautage, cotnpnra-
tively speaki:ll, to the procedure et taw. It up-
',eared V. Piirliament ileres,,ary that the

.Ou..srs should report on the propriety of introduc-
ing trial by Jury into the Court of Serosious. The
further proceedings of Parbauteut would be founded
upon their report. It was already introduced into
courts of revenue ; and though ill some installers
he thought it might with justice be introduced into
the Court of Sessions. he very much feared, lest, if
it were suddenly dropped in amongst them, like
Something from the cloud*, it might be produc-
tive of the worst effects, and ultimately prove dan-
gerous to the enforcement of justice in that coun-
try. The present reporters of the Scottish Courts
were authorised pervous of respectability and cre-
dit amongst lawyers. He therefore thought the
provision by the Act unnecouwary, as there were
already proper persons provided for that purpose.
After an amendment, proposed by Mr. ADAM.
was rejeeted, the Bill was read a third time and
passed...
. .

'Flie Woollen Sespewsion Bill was then read a third time
awd plowed ; also the Flop Dag, the Smear Wash Doty. Irish
ltpirit Du), and the OyStrr Fishery Bills. The Small Debt,
and the Clandestine Marriauw Prevention Bills, were read*
second time, awl ordered to be etininsitted to-noorroar. The
Massey Divorce Bill ear read a third time and paned.
The Howse then adjourued.
London, England, 1808-06-25

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

POSTWOUTN, JUNE 23.
A►ri►ed Ilia Majesty's ships Goshawk and Croce-
dile. from Guernsey.
Hie Majesty's ship Little Belt is appointed con-
voy for the Coast of Africa.
Seven sail of transports are in sight from the
Eastward.—Wind S.S.E.

CORN, JUNK 17.

The embarkation of the troops at Monkstown,
to fonn the armament collecting at this port, con-
cluded this day, by the transports receiving the 9th
and 71st regiments. The troops which had pre-
noway embarked were the sth, asth, 40th, 60th,
Rifle Battalion, aarl 91st Highlanders. The whole
constitute as tine a Brigade as any in His Majesty's
service. The highest discipline and regularity were
observed during the embarkation, and we have not
heard of the occurrence of unv accident. Sir Ar-
thur Wellesley had not arrived in Dahlia late ou
Wednesday evening, and, we believe, it is not cer-
tain that he will sail from this port with the exit .
Ilition.—The ontward-hound West India convoy
has not yet arrived. The react period of the sail-
ing of the fleet is consequently not known. but we
understand the fleet will nroceed immediately upon
the arrival of the Polypkestas.

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS, AT GUILDHALL,
Tfl• DAt . N. II

John Ciliate, Dorset-street, itaacissier-oquare, jCW-
ellef - - - - 3 t•
Lloyd Reale and Thomas Alexander BPI', late of
liasingliall.qtreet, London, warrhowiemen
James Chapple, Grace's-alley, il'ell-eluse.eipiare,
London, England, 1808-06-22

1101*SE OF COM3IONS.

Sir Wit CCOTT obtained Ituve to bring is a Bill to estead
the provisions of the Act of the 45th of the Kin, far the
Encouragement of Seamen. His object u: sr to give to pri-
vate seamen ntpt inferior officers, a larger proportion of peme-
muncy thus they at pmeot reeeire.
The Bill was brought np, read a first time, sad ordered to
be it aot a second time to-utt•l row. .

Mr. H sec isson broils:it up a Bill for the appropriation
of Grants of the present Session, to the respective services
for which they were voted. Read a first time, and ordered
to be reed a second !tow to-morrow. _ . _

Mr. IiVIIKISVIN obtained leave to bring in a Bill fur re-
gulating the marking of hay' and pockets of bops.
The Lottery Bill, the Pay imisWrs' Dill, the Warehousing
Bill, and the Americas Goods Bill, were severally reed a
third time sad missed.
The Woollen Suspension Bill, the Irish Spirits Bill, unit
the WoolwichWater Works Bill, were severally read a second
tune, and ordered t.. be reported to,niorrow.
The Welch Cuel Bill, the Soothers Whale Fishery Bill,
the Silk Duty Bill, the Vote of Credit Bill, the Irish Gaols'
Bill, Mr. N'l)uwalfs Estates Bill, and the Irish Treasury
Mils Bill, were severally reported, and ordered to be read a
third tour to-mrrow.
Mr numinous brought up au secoent of the slipcase
of clothing tbg King's German us the table.
The Brasil Postage Bill was committed, arid the report
ordered to Ire received to-saorrow.
A raessair,e from the Loe.s announced their Lordships'
aosent to the following Bilk—the Loan, tlic Vote of Credit,
Irish noise, Barrack Account, Sinaggling Prevention,
Fishery E..courageinesit, lisekney Coach, American Trade,
West India (snmiiiissiaisers, and several 'Private Bills, with-
, out any amendments; and the Mayuouth College Bill, aith
amendments.
London, England, 1808-06-22

LOCAL NIILITIA BILL.

This Bill wits tem.! a third ; upon the raising
of which.

r.e Earl of SELKIRK rose for the purpose of
moving. a certain clause, maiing an alteration
in the 13iii with respect to the ballot as it now stood,
He submitted to their Lonishipe consideration,
that many peculiar advantages would arise from
the alteration he proposed, which was, that the mi-
litary force mile fee raised entirely front those per-
*nos whose ages were from eighteen to nineteen.
He observed, that by adopting this principle, the
military duty would attach to that class of youth
whore time could be spume with the greatest con-
venience to themselves, and with the Inlet detr.
uncut to the public. if this system should he pun-
sued, by calling that description of persons every
year to the proleiwiou of arms, in the trouser °flume
years. tie-. whale kingdom might lie traine,i .o
tary exercise. Tins proposed clause ass •••
ril to operate toe greater or lees exteat, SWIM' •t.
to the inx.iiber of tii.etic sem were raised for 14C de-
fence of the country ; w, that is might he e %pedaled
sometimes to extend it from t lit age 'cif 18 to ge, sod
11. Hie ..ot ilship fit rther uhserve.l, the. • .alloting walk
not a principle of the old militia, but rather au Cr-
London, England, 1808-06-22

PROM LAST mciirs GAZETTE.

Afbnirafte-Offer, June 21, 12011.
Copy a a knee from Lieutenant John Leath commanding
flu Majesty's goa-brig Cracker, to Vise-Admiral Camp-
bell, Commander lia Chief of Hu Majesty's ships and 'ca-
mels in tb• Deans, dated the lath instant, sad transmitted

. •
by tbe last mentioned utHecr to the Ilon.W.W. Pule.
Sta—l have the honour to acquaint you, that in standing
towards tbe Galloper, I yesterday discovered an immense
long Ing-sail boat, which I immediately made sad after,
when, after four hours' chase, I came up with and captured.
She proved to la. the French privateer 11:Etii, Captain Louis
Pequandiere, belonging to St. Vafiery en Caus, last from
Calais, constructed to row sixteen oar*, armed with small
arms, and had on board twenty-two men.
I kel happy in the capture of this vessel, as she was, when
I first perceived her, hovering near five English merchant
vessels, which she must have raptured. The privateer bad
been out two days, hat had Mkt taken any thing.
I have the honour to be, &c.
JOHN LEACH,
Lieutenant and Commander.
London, England, 1808-06-22

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MRS. COKE'S MiSQUERADE.

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This amiable lady, who delights iri contributing
to the amusement and happiness of her friends.
opened superb house, in Homover-square, on
Monday inght, to nearly 500 persons of the first
rank and fashion. The Nadeau band were sta-
tioned on the stairs, where they played several most
euclialit;og airs. Mr. Coves baud were placed in
the back parlonr, which was arranged for dancing,
. but no regular dance could be formed ; all was bus-
tle, ahimw,and variety; sparkling wit and sprightly
repartee were every where to be found; there were
several bealutiful fancy dresses, and also many excel-
lent characters, well supported. British Tars, anti-
OW to WIWI' the Spa//iSh ; Fair Pidises sighing for
their Carydows ; Opera Dancers and thiitmelina-
rims, ready to enter the list with Madame
CATALAN' or Lady BAMIT.TON. his Highness
the Duke of CILOCCESTEJt was one of the earliest
visitors; he arrived about ten o'clock; he was un-
masked, and appeared ranch delighted with the.
motley till:orig. The front parlour was the refresh-
ment room, welt stoma with sandwiches, ices, &c.
There was a sumptuous supper laid on the first
floor, for a party of twenty, the very select friends
of the atnialdeliostess. It was not until after four
o'clock, yesterday morning, the merry guests had
all departed.
London, England, 1808-06-22

MASKED SALL, AEG Y LE-S77tEET.

By authority of the Committee of the Ladie • Patronesses,
the but night of the ArgOe Subscription, oa Monday, the
g7th, will he a GRAND AIASQCERADE. la order that
the locreneed expenses may be defrayed, every subscriber
(daughters excepted) takinl out • ticket, will pay half-u-
-guinea. Extra tickets to rust-subscribers, of which a limited
somber may will be issued, will be two guineas each. No
extra tickets will he issued, finless by order in writing of a
lady patroness, or a aubsciiber. Ladies recommending for
ladies, end gentlemen for gentlemen ; and it is confidently p-
lied on; that .0 SUblealbere will take out tickets to their own
causes, unless fur their uses oar.
Every enbscriher, who recummemls for mire tickets, will
give in the names of the persons spirited for, and will be re-
sponsible fur !heir respectability.
Patronesses !mocha( in their lists for extra tickets before
Friday, at twelve o'clock, will of coarse have a preference
given td their recommendations, and after theirs, the earliest
sppliestions of the respective subscribers.
No application will be attended to after Saturday, the
rah, ae the preparitions mast be made %refine the dal of the
mn•cmerade. The tickets will he delivered uu Friday mid
Sttuiday. By crier of the Director,
J. BOYLE, Secretary.
. _
London, England, 1808-06-22

EAST INDIA HOUSE, M MS.
THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY qf MERCHANTS of ENG-
LAND, TRADING •hi Me EAST INDIES, do hereby
give Notice,
Th4t a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY win be held at their House, is Leadeilhalt-
skeet, unWEDNESDAY, the Std of J un.• seat, at Eleven
&Clerk is the rumour, for the purpose of &during a
DIVIDEND from Christmas last, toMidsamons seat;

-11-set the TRANSFER. BOOKS of the said Company's
Stock will be shot on THURSDAY, the td Jane next, at
two o'clock, and opened again on TUESDAY, the 19th
July, following ;
And that the DIVIDEND WARRANTS on the said
Compani's Stock, due on the sth Jules will be ready to be
delivered cm MONDAY, the tlthJuly neat.
WILLIAM RAMSAY, Secretary.

GLOUCESTERSHIRE—MANOR AND ESTATE 01'
WAPLEY AND CODRINGTON, GLOCCESTLR-
SHIRE, NEAR SATE AND BRISTOL.
U he SOLD by AUCTION, at the Bush
T
Inu, Bristol, as THUSSI) tY the I•.t :dos,
the MANOR of WAPLEY COVRINGTttN, with
the Court-House, and several valit:itile Farms' let to Te
stain chase terms expire at Lady day next, and also seve-
ral Estates ou Leases ter Lives : euntainielt in the whole
torso Acres and upwards, with the great Ty thes of the
Parish.

This Estate contains •. ry rich and valuable Land, spa
coinpr:ses nosily the whole Pariah, and is situate it miles,
as well f•u to Bristol .R 3 Bath, and the road from Bath to
Gloucester palms near :t
Par teulars dial be had of Moats. Graham, .:11wirtrle7,
and Ihnnville, Lincoln's, luo ; if Messrs Black
and Chapman, Surveyors, at tlie.r Chambers ❑, thu
Louth, a ; of Mr. J. A. Wickham, at Frame; of Mr. Jobs
Brinson, Exeter; of M.nsra. Clarke and Sou, Solicitors,
Bristol; of Mr. Moss Higgs, the Bailiff of the Manor, who
will anew the Estate, and at the Bash lan, at Bristol.
London, England, 1808-06-22

Principal title United College of St. Artdreit's,

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is completed, bookbinders are requested to preserve their fell
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transmit their names and designations to the Author, at St.
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The greatest care has beta Lama to *assure the accuracy of
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Earl STAtittoec rose to ob,erie, that he should
not say one word iii fa our of or against Mr. Pal-
mer's claiin. 'l•he only subjeet, he coaceived, un-
der •their Lordships consideration, •wll5 the pro-
priety of adjournment, rather than come to a deci-
sion where they had not sufficiently inquired into
the itiformation necessary to form their Judgment.
He could not help noticing that the Noble and
Learned Lord (Eldon) had tit his speech grossly
misrepresented the opinion of the Chief Justice of
the Common !lees, and treated it with more
asperity and levity than he ►hould have prc-
sutned to treat any Judge's opinion I self.
He was glad an opportuility had occurred,
when he was forced to defend the conduct of
the Judges, and he hoped the time might arrive
when he• might be tlivosed to perform the same
good office fur the Bishops. Ile bad been blamed
for comparing one of the. Judges with Justices
Seroggs and Jeffries, lout the Chief Justice of the
COMILIOII PIeUS mo►t, if what had been said by tin:
Noble and Learned Lord (Eldon,) concerning his
opinion, Irtii correct, be a greater blockhead than
Justice Alibo. It would, iu Ids opinion, be prudent
to take time to consider this subject, and have the
opinion of the Judges, and on that account
should vote for the adjournment, for the purpose of
gaitring more information to form Ilia own judg-
ment. .

Lord REOESDALE did not perceive that Mr. Pal-
ma', had the smallest claim, and contended at con-
siderable length that the Bill ought to be rejected.
The motion of adjournment was then put,
• coutruts
Nets Cameos JO

Majority in &your of Minisltra
The 1;i:1 v.res then rtierted.

RN ITN and OT !I Flit it.
_II,LLTIII

The LCIIIV) CHANT, t.Lort stated the whole case respett-
ing the apptal upon this insurance cause, and after comment-
in` upon the arguments alleged on both aides, was of opinion
that there a u no trend slur want of necessary information
respecting the time of the chip's wiling from Charleston, in
America. lie trusted that their lordships a ould agree
with him, that the decision of the Court of Sudan ought,
under all the circumstances of the ease, to he ulrund with
cods. Judgment was green aceordingly.-saAdjuorned.
London, England, 1808-06-22

ELEGANT FETE.

IP The Countess of DART/10111W yesterday. gore •
grand Dejesite. at his Lordship's house on 11.4 tie as
heath. At about huff alter twelve o cloth, the
Doodlers of 800 NOVICK aud the IN •e.. of
W•Lua were itunded from their carriages by the
Earl of DARTMOUTH, into the dining-room, ohe re
about twenty-two persons of the first distinction 0,4
down to breakfast. There were several marquees
in the garden for the reception of the numerous
and fashionable party at this elegant Fete. Ttue
Olken of tlte•W eat London Milinw were invited t
their band played on the lawn due:..; the• greater
part of the day, and the grenadiers acted ass god' d
of honour round the premises. The gurrts were
of the moat distisynolied rook, they were 'appsed
to amount to upwards of 1000, and they contiourd
to arrive from lei o'clock at noon to five o'clock a*
the aflernonn. The Marchwmess oo' Eittecit,
Earl Gowan, Lady Batt% krt, Lasky. 1.. Cwev.s.
otnn, Linty (kineLsTott. Sir J. and Lady W ROT..
TEIILICII, the Hoe. Mn. Ruatarroa, aud a few
other friends, assembled at an early hour (between
ten and eleven in the morning) at the house of Earl
TAN arAmtLE.E. in Whitehall, where they partook
of en Gate Issorre.w. They then set off in company
w.. li the Noble Earl and Countess: in two elegant
barges covered with aw uings, from Whitehall Stairs.
to the stairs next Greenwich Hospital, and thence
to the seat of festivity.
Among the company were noticed the Dochess of
'MARLBOROUGH and tier two elegant daughters, in
a conch and nix ; the Countena l)owsger and i.ady
Few xces SPRPICER, in a coach and six; the Arch-
bishop of CA NTSOOII IT** mid the Bishop of wi 14-
citastr a's family, also in coaches and six ; the
Marchioness of SALISBURY and her lovely dan;liter.
the Loin CHIEF BAROO and family, the Earl wi.d
Countess of lt.cnesrua, the Earl and Counter, of
TANICEALIF MIX, Earl Gowea, the Earl and Count-
ess CAKDEM, and the Ladies PRATT, the Countess
of LI)1111ICK, Vi.couutes' &mem: Lady Au-
BAN IST, Lord l'Auvr, the Hight Honourable the
Set:mica of the Hovsz. of COMMON* and his Lady.
Mrs. W. FRVICOANTLE, and nearly 1000 other
persons of rank and fashion.

Letters from Holland, to the 15th instant. ore ih
town, but their contents are not important. It is
said they mention skirmishes between the Spanish
intrints and the French troops, in which, after
snme slaughter, the former were defeated and dis.
persed.
• Clubs, Societies. tend individual purchasers, are
by H•lallsalr and Cu. respectfully informed, tiait
the State Lottery begins Drawing on Tuesday
nest. Six Prizes of .C 20,000. bcaideo Ten%
Fitet, Uses, Five Flitodre and the itlacal pro-
portion of smaller cannot fail of bring a
sufficient rvcointnetylittiA,, to every wleenturer..-.
Ts. Apt% and Shoran s•e 1)v Mammy and
C'. ./5, Corn!;ill. Charing-Straw, sad St.
lllE.rt B..rosi!:to. Last tear slily. sott
‘1.63...J.C.1::., 31 I' .iivs bold by ilagssair Cot.

4,
London, England, 1808-06-22

semi O. BELL.

This was an action of borer, tried at Goihlhlll,
before Lord, Ellenhurou4h. The Plaintiff
con-
ducted his own snit, and the Jury gar* a verdict
for the Defeadaist.

As the Cant VI:A rivite4 this day, the Plaintiff
ellrereeil the I ',girt, PIA moved fo; a new trial, nu
the ground that Lord Lllcideormigh had misdirected
th. Jury.
.Lord Et.t.ritoosencts stated the facts of the
ewe, as they appeared from the evidence of the
Plaintiff's own witnesses. The circumstances were,
that the Plaintiff went into a shop, and asked for
two sheets of paper, which were given him by the
Defendant. and he gave him sia-pence for them ;
' he rolled soma rt rs up, that he had in his hand,
in the paper, and then d••ntanded change nit of the
ire-pence, which the Defendant refused, but wave
him hack his siz-pence, which he accepted of. The
Defendant then demanded his paper, which the
Plaintiff refused ; a struggle rustled, and the De-
fendant rrsened the paper out of his hand, With
the articles rolled up in it ; he took the paler °infra
articles, and laid them on the counter for the
Jilifintiif, who refused to take them. but irronght
en action of trover. Hi. Lordship then observed,
Vint he tole, the Jury it was for them to consid.•r
a het her the agreement for the paper was not over
%hen the l'inintift accepted of his six-pesters and
it it was, the Defendant had a right to regain Ks

pipe . The Jury gave& renlict for the Defendant.
His Lordship then eilwaled to the Gentlemen
of the Bur who were present, as to the correctness
of his statement, mid Mt" replied it was perfectly
right.
Tho Count then refused the Rule.

Lord ELLENDoeuvan observed, that be hoped'
the Plaintiff's haying to pay the Defeudaut's costs
in this suit would be 'a prercutire to his again
bringing such frivolous actions, as he seemed to
bare uu regard to the time of the Court. He
trusted, that in consideratiou A his own pecuniary
riteuumitauces, lie would not again trouble the
Court.
London, England, 1808-02-25

1ia...11...A1....--.- a...mia
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

rLYXoUIH, tea. 42.
Arrived the Virginia, 36. guns, Captain Brace.
from treland, iind is now coinisg ap Humus for
repair ; the Jamaica, 24, Capt. Lys.igl.t, front tke
Jersey station ; issroient gun-brig, Lieut. Morris,
from a crate ; and the Entreprearage and Spright.
ly cutters. Also the Jfasakition hired cutter, fins
the Channel Beet, tad sailed again this day.
Sailed the Roes sloop, Captata ripen, and St-
non, of Si guns, Captain Broke, for the Channel
fleet, and rioter sloop, Captain Browne, on

Cr J if t.

yammers, sirs. 21.
Yesterday a- rived the brig/oily Tar, of Gisern-
sty, from Monte Video, last from regal, with
cottons, hides, fruit, &c. for tisk port ; she is put
under quarantine. Also arrived the Jsins4
Mary, Richardson, from Shields ; and the
privateer, 16 g-uus,Capt. Viniconihe, from a ash*
off Bordeaux. _

By a prailint which came out, it appears that
the .dasters of the American vessels in the River
are very apprtheirare of a war between this country
and America, cud have therefore removed farther
(40 miles) up the River, and have no idea of sail-
mg.
Sailed Ilis Majesty's ship Antelope, AO gum;
Primrose, is, ItliltrOok schooner, 16, with a Illaseelf
transports, under convoy for the Mediterraussas
having on hoard about 12,600 troops, under Grim
Spencer. Also sailed the Mary, Strubsole, for We-
terford ; Aan, Bull, for Gibraltar; Salerno,
Zips, for Gibraltar; Dispatch, Lillicrop, on a
cruise ; Peltcr gunAriw, with a fleet for Cork ; and
the Lady Tyreumull, Gray, for St. Michael's.
o:ders were receivedlast evening for the deten-
tion of the Duke of Kent packet, carrying out the
middle mails of thismouth for the Leeward Islands.;
Wind N.B.
DEAL, FEB. 21.
Sailed His Majesty's ships Skylark and Oberoa
on a cruise.—Wnid 'N.E.
London, England, 1808-02-25

POLICE.

• Yesterday. Charles Mortis was brouichi up in the
custody of Rivett, charged with defrauding hit
William Ruth, with whom he lived as coachman,
of various sums of money.
It appeared that Sir William Rush, when from
home with his carriage, gave directions to the pri-
soner to put the horses and carriage up at • hi ery
stable, and to keep an account of the expenses.
Sir William frequently thought the charges high;
he at length investigated them, arid discovered
that the pi amnia generally charged him more than
he paid, aiiil frequently double.
le was committed for trial.
Thr disorderly coodoct of boys and girls. in
St. James's Park, on Sundays, particularly irons
the back of Carlton House to the Hone Guards,
has long been matter of general observation and
reprobation. Their conduct has been such, that
the Sabbath appeared as a festive day, for all man-
ner of sports. Mr. MUD, in consequence, ordered
the Park Constables to apprehend six of the prin-
cipal boys, last Smutty, send bring them before
bun. which they accordingly did, and the hisga-
trate held them to bail, for that' gaaA behaviour, to
put 'a stop to such a direnicecol practice. •

The East India Comparry's annual orders fa
eamblets, called broad whites, have. been irwural,
and about 24,000 pieces have been contracted fur
by the ortmu:uturers of Norwich, which has given
temporary employment to uutuvrous distressed
journeymen wearers.
Wr regret to mummer the perpetration of two
robberies in the neighbourhood of Kasper, hither-
Imistiording such
.gratifying proofs of industriorts
honesty. A few nights back, eight armed villains
forcibly mitered the house of a publican near the
Three Gawks, and plundered it of his moray and
every other article tLey could carry off ; and a Ivor
man, near Danesfort, has been conn.letcly striipcd
in a similar
London, England, 1808-11-09

PE raiii ITi7), -Orr. 26.

We have had several very violent gales in this
neighbourhood, within these few days isast, and a
good ileal of mischief has bees done. l'i.sterilay
' was a terrible day—about three o'clock, a sloop was-
seen to the southward, driving befiire the wind,
(which blew a perfect hurricane from the S.W.),
with all her sails and rigging torn to pieces. She
seemed to make for this harbour, but beipg appa-
rently unmanageable, she was forced, by the irre-
sistible strength of the tempest and sertviii,' thaw!
the Keith Inch, when a biar, with seven of our
fearless pilots; rim out to her from the North
harbour. This was a most interesting scene ;
and it was highlygratlfying too, to see the in-
trepidity of the pi ots. Several hundred people
went along the beach, until the boat got alonorle
alf the 'mud, and .• bruised her np," by throwing
o ortibth her anchors, itariTeraW eaIM 'water, off the
mouth of the Ugie. The gale increased, and the sea
nisi very high ; insomuch,' diet sometimes appre-
hensions for the beret, of the boat were entertained :
but as there appeared no probability of saving the
ship, the boat brought the crew on shore at the
mouth of the 17gie. There were on hoard only the
matter, one maim, and a boy, who were very much
exhausted and benumbed. The vessel is this Li.

seed, of Sunderlaad, (.'apt. Palmer, bound for
• Newburgh, with enals.—The gide overlook him
between nine and ten &els k, ye•terdny, off
the Black Dog; and in a little while th:, must
was Iprimpf, the main-bwon unshipped, the i''PRIF
broken, the fore-soil split, ami tie jib haulyareis
• Snapped. Aft riding for an hoar or two at the
month of the 17gie, one of the cables broke, and
ishe dragwerl,., the other anchor and cable with her to
Kirktcm-head. where she now lies ashore. The
Oast is broken off close by the deck ; the bowsprit
is driven Sway ; and she was Beef], when tarred frills
bee anchorage., to tumble over and over in the
tide, beferel,iie reached the shore. Hopes arc en-
tertained that some port of her may be weed.

The French Genentl Ds post, . who siirrPriderrA
in Andalusia. is arricrd at ant, where he is Aotat
to be inarriP(l-to Mn;hrinoisellc Dti.t.ott, n rchition
of the ()wen of filear.ssin, who is now gi%iutz
splendid fetes to the (ike,:eral and his intended