The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1808-08-24 00:00:00

JVLY 18.

We are told that Mr. Pinckney has forwarded to
ow Government a number of propositions as the
basis of a comm•Teial treaty between this country
and England, sillonitted to him by the British
Government. They propose placing the Ur.ited
States on the footing of the moat Avowed nation,
in all commercial points, as soon as we choose to
renew her trade. Mr. Erskine, it is rumoured, is
authorised to proceed in the arrangement of tin.
subject. We cannot, lio•vever, state ally thing re-
specting it with certainty.—(Ww/o. Fed.)
Mr. Erskine, the En::lish Minister, arrived in
tint City on last evening from Philadelphia. We
believe he ree-iveil dispatches from his Govern-
ment by the packet, which arrived at New York
on the titli. It is rumoured that he is .authoiis-
ed to elser into f iendly disenssion of the differ.
*noes existing between the two Governments.—(!h.)

CA. Burr has wiled in the Packet from llalifda
for England.

FOR I;irTEILIGENCE.

GATTENIIVKGI4 MAILS.
••••••••

GurrcssuacH, ADO. li.
We have on news here, but various reports, by
letters, whitit sometimes reach us from the Baltic,
of the preparations of Austria for War with France,
&c. The following extract of a letter, dated
Konigsberg, July 20, frnm a highly respectable
correspondent, we behese contains a correct ac-
COMO of the state of affairs
►s Au-tria, it was believed, was preparing for war,
sad God kaow•s a hat may happen, thoagh certain-
ly, not eel) from the ►it.uation of things, but the
temper of the people, little goal is to be expected
from it ; and, in the general opinion, it is more de-
sirable she ►Resold keep quiet.
" Russia coutimies firm to her princiFles. A
considerable army was said to be drawing together
on the confines of this country, towards Georgen-
burgh, though there is not the most distant idea of
its beii.g brought into activity, least of all fur the
delivery of ti it. country.
" Pars, is is so much reduced, that she actually can
Make no resistaiice, happen what will, and even
were her resou..ces greater, the necessary impulse
would he wanting. The Danes do not chew them-
selves more ) our enemies thaii our., every Prussian
ship that has falltn into their hands, whether in
ballast or loaded, has bees condemned, and where
pretences are wanting, they have alleged them, in
afirtnit:g the ship to be English, in defiance of all
proofs,by which the coutdry has suffered incredibly,
and for many years more than we can hope to live,
its effects will coati:tut to be visible."

We have just received private acconnts, that
there has Weis en action betweed the Swedish end
Rinisiati details., in Finland, in which the Swedes
Lave suffered considerably, but no particulars have
reedit,' us : it is rt ported that the Swedish Ad-
miral wee killed in the action.

♦IGUST U.

The Euryalus frigate, Capt. Dense, arrived
here this merging from the Belt, and brought na
tiv. impel ?ant intelligeace, that 10,000 Spanish
troops have separated from the Frrttch array in
Holstein, arid marched to Nyberg, where they
embarked, assisted by all the vel.sels and bouts
that Admiral Keats could muster, and took pos-
session of Langeland, • very fir.e fertile is'and in
the Great Belt, in wlileh they w;11 be protected by
the British snips till they emit he conveyed home.

Vt'e have reetivecloffieetl vecoruta tk.it the Rus-
sian fleet, consisting i.l 9 sail of the lit,* anti 14
frigates, has left ':•o•istadt, and was of °Wens-
holm on the 6th of month. The glonousaews
of the 'sweatier of I),iitont sod his army has just
reached us. Trie Alarquis of Douglas Kas arrivtd
at Stockholm, and several more travellers from St.
l'eterstut7;h. Saute have come hiti.er who give
disci .1 accounts of the cliaeontent prevailing its
It u•sia. AUG. 17.

'rite Spaniards took possession or Litirland, as
we!! as Langeland ; the two islands ars near each
Other. in the C.:irrat not ; there veers about 5,000
from Fa!itien ; the rest, annotating to
4,500 met', omit frost Holstein and other quarters.
General Artufel.lt liar given up the command of
the army acting against Norway. Ceaeral Ce-
devatrow, it is said. bas vucceeded

MLAD•QUARTSW, 6.11AL50Y, ACC. 4.

Ins. Royal Majeoty has received a report from
Remo-admiral Niellc.tierna, and oho another from
Colonel Palen. of the actions whiCh took place, on
are s:i i.mtant, iu River, and on the Isle of
khaki). by which it 4,opcsrs, that of three o'clock
fa the morning the HussNs bay -ries is the said
isissirt Opened a very hisav;• tire on our dahlia or

LO N DUN , ,
WEDNESD4V. Audit 24.

Lieutenant lIITRISIS arrived yesterday at the
Admiralty, with diapatches from. Admirel TrxEays,
which mutt. that TEN l'ildtl4A ND Of TITS SP .04 !gm
TROOPS that were in filen and tinder
the command of the Marquis de Rostaxs, had
rescued themselves from the French yoke, and had
been transported by the Brit.sli Flea, to the
Islands of Langeland and Umlaut!, which they
had taken possession of, until they can he conveyed
to their own country. They took with them their
arms and artillery. The Dames have disarmed .5000
Spanish Troops that were iu Zealand. The dis-
patches, coati Riving t. e details of this event, and of
the procecclin:..s aoiich led to it, wi I be published
this day i an Ertraorliasary Gazette.
Two Gottenburgh Mails arrived last night, with
letters and papers to t'i 18th inst. The most inte-
resting part of their contents relates to the deteriei-
iption of theSpenish troops, which Bo NAPARTL I ad
trepanned and sent into the Danish territories, to
extricate themselves from thni'dom, and tly to the
~sgccour of their country. They have taken poi-
' seseion of Langeland and Lealand, two Ur s
south of Zealand, and consist of riliout ten
thousand troops, rise half of them from Funeti,
and the other from Dolstein, &e. A letter from
Konigsberg, dated July 20, contains a sketch of
the politica! state of the Northern Posers, in refer-
ence to a war with France. It is melancholy to
think, that, in such an event, with the exception
of Sweden, Austria is the only power likely to op-
pole the Corsican.
The Russian Fleet, consisting of nine sail of the
line and eight frigstei, is said to be at ses, and
an action has taken place between the Swedish
and Russian &tills% in which the former are
stated to have sustained a defeat, with the loss of
their Admiral.

If the atrocious nature of BONAPARTE% attempt
to min on the Throne of Spain, by a townie of
treachery, outra;e, and iuhninanity, towards the
legitimate Sovereigns of that country, as will as by
a contumelious oblivion of the dignity and inde-
pendence of the nation, had not rouged the dor-
mant spirit of the people, there is every reason to
apprehend that his arts and professions would have
seduced and secured the lower classes. Nt ver was any
declaration more calculated to overturn allegiance,
and to excite hope, than the language put into the
mouth ofJossra,hefore his departure from Bayonne.
We see by the /Norio de Madrid, that similar
protestations were repeated by this ephemeral ad-
venturer, during his short stay in the capital. They
arevery attractive and seducing; noel if they had
been made be a Prince, ri4htfully seated on the
Throne, instead of being pronounced by a second-
hand Usurper, they would have extorted the most
unqualified encomiums. In fact, Josern spon-
taneously promises all that WILLIAM the THIRD
accepted and confirmed in •" The Bill of Rights."
Freedom of the press, under proper restrictions ; a
civil list, distinct fro.n the revenue of the crown ;
equalized taxation ; the liberation of trade; and the
admission of the colonies to their just proportion of
commercial advatitages ; the abolition or disconti-
nuance of conscription ; the preservation of the
Monarchy in all its integrity ; these are to be the
immediate Mewling* conferred by this modern Tt-
ou his subjects. Such are the revolutionary
arts, the jaenbinical blandishments, the captivating
legiiiids, sod the emting invocations, by which
Spain was to he lulled to repose in the Corsican's
lap. Such were the promises and the professions
of the Apostles iif the Revolution, in every stage,
while theguillotl oe was permanent, and the Septem-
htiters converted Perim into a charnel-house. Hap-
pily for Spain. and. we are persuaded, net less

so fur Europe, the Spanish tuition has bees pro•
against these thangermis artifice*. Content with
Ibrudticititle reform, and realiaahla• benefits, unde,
their rightful Monarchs, the Aii.einltly of th,
Cortez, will, we doubt not, adinhiiiter gentiv.
vet effecittal, remedies to the distascs of the
..kat... A free Constitution will arise out of tempo-
rary confusion ; and Spoi.t, which, it, the; llith e•.
Leery, was unquestionahly the first among the Eu-
ropean nations, will; we contidently bcliece, eu,u•
late, in the 19th century, the Isotre and the cleft-
Lion which she maintained under Cunat.es V.

We have received a series of New York Pa-
pers, from the 7th of June to the toil' of July.
but we never saw a mass or papers so destitute
of interest. All the vigilance of Government i.
exerted to enforce the embargo laws, but it i 4
not sufficient to prevent tiieir frequent violation.=
The first intelligence of the ReioLition in Spain
was received in America from Gi!iraltwr ; but it
only related tv the first hem, and the querrels of
the Ito% rtmtt.v. In the Island of Cuba it. ex-
cited much joy, us the iithaNitivAs hoped the
change of Government would prove beueficial.

We have received some 31adrid Papers, but they
are di date p for to the departure or hingJosern
from that city. Josern, who Irrl rehearsed the
part of a King on the Neapolitan static. appears to
have saver rd the ehanact with telerabk ability,
a few nights, at Madrid ; but onfertanately be had
scarcely begun to mellow. in the part, when the
Spaniards beat op his quarters, and he was
obliged to run away. Scenes of this kind are fast
uncommon at sue Proviucial Theatres. Many a
Mock Kin;; has been obliged to make his exit as
iklieupely as Kixo j 0116,11, leaving hie Crown and
Throne behind him. That NAPOLIO/1, how-
ever, will expose him as a laughing stitck to
the world, for .11:MTH has not even Naples to
return to. we cannot believe. So far, then, as the
Dutch and French Papers, given yesterday, an-
nounce his intention to persevere in his iutention to
penevere in his endeavours to reduce Spain to sub-
jection, they deserve credit ; but that he a ill be
able to send an army of 150,000 men on that
service, after the heavy losses which he has re-
cently mu-tinned in that country, is not very
probable. JOURDAN, who appears to be destined
to succeed lleasT in the Chief Command, has the
reputation of considerahle talents, and is a GerTeral
of great *tinny and enterprixe, but the Spanish
nation is now roused, and approaches that state in
which a country lweothes invincible. With the
powerful litlet ours in men, money, and military
stores, which Spain will receive from this country,
we feel no apprehensions for tke result. The l•'reuJr
may obtain a footing on the north of the Ebto, but
they will not be able to ace3tnillish more. •

The .Yoeton packet, thr ttr it.,l of which at Fal-
mouth, we announced ye4erday. sailed ti,••-•
inaira on the 11th July, and the- nest day apok.e...u.e
Duke i!f Kent packet, Kith mails /rum Falmouth
for Jamaica.

The following vessels of tae fleet from Jamaica,
are yet unacceonsted for, cis.—
The Eagle, Nelsen; Angnsta, Causp'ell ; Dittos, Rox-
burgh ; Msrgatet, --; Harms, ; Minerva, Ea.
lug; and Helen, M`limitty, fnr the Clyde; Belfast, Gar-
stout k; and Reirivve, Long, for Belfast ; ,NWTISNUII, ReilMer,
fur Liverpool ; Ansa Marta, Ilalmet, hit Aberdeen, sad the
(v pet, Ball, fur Looduri.—The latter I is reported to
he lost au the Cows) nt 0.
The Britannia, OLDIERS, from Liverpool, for
Boston, was spoken with on the Quth July, iu lat.
47. 44. Ion:;. .51. Weal, all well, by the Amity, ar-
rived in the Clyde.
The lietrermA, COE ETON , from St. Domingo, for
Liverpool, is sent into Jamaica.
CUSTOM-ROUSE, NEW-YORK, Jo ix 9, tins.
NOTIet —Permission will be grouted to vessels, instil the
let of August nest, to brie* property Iran the West Indses
and America north of the hoe. Application to be toads to
the Collector of the port.
We hear that some of the IVest-India merchants
hate fitted out a vessel of 36 guns, which is now
cruising no our entt,t, for the purtime of taking
small coustitig vessels, laden with provisions ; that
'betakes the cargo. lofty* liberally for it, and per-
mits the vessel to return. The ChecopcisAv, (,ap-
tain Decatur, is ordered to 5t..4, for the purpose, it
is said, of capturing time English vessel.—f lf'esh.
Fed.) •
We are concerned to state, that a dreamlful mor-
tality has raged on board oar homeward-boded
fleet, during the whole of thcii. pas•ace ; nod that
several of Overbites Lelonging to this port have been
placed under strict qoarantioe. Captain 'bowl:Lt.,
of the Ilirrisks, fell a victim to the disorder, with
several of his crew ; amid many of the vessels louse
a iffered considerably in the loss of their men.—
( Bristol Merenry.i
On fiaturday one hundred French Conscripts,
most of them due young men, who hail effected
their escape from Oporto, were received on board
the several prison-ships at Ciiilingharo ; they were
al .t naked, and gave a most lamentable at.
count of the hardships they have •xperienced.
Bring well acquainted with the reverses which the
Frettelm have estoerienced in Amin, they have coon-
intitarated that iottellizence anon the prisoners
of all ranks, who are confined at Chatham, among
whom u general and root. a disbelief was total).
Fished of the news we have received from that
quarter. Au incipient coolness towards BoN,S.
PARTE has been thereloy occasionesl, and they now
mower to think' that he is not thdt great, and good,
and iuvineible character, which they had hitherto
conceived h:m to be; and when speaking of liim,
some, even of the Officers, now that his sun ap-
pears declinim,o in the horieon, assert that he is not
worthy of the high situation he has obtained, and
that it is time that France should have a period
put to the privation she has endured, for the sole
purport of promotitiz hi, ambition* views. •

4 #
•
P•
LORD DIJCIE.

Died. on Satnrday lag, at his seat at Torty ,14.1%
Ca •estershire. Ferects ltersoLos
on. baron Dutra, Provost Marshal of Bairtailor%
Its Lordship was in lus 69th year. He was tint ,„„,
.4ed to mi., pullets, daughter of THOMAS PLE,
via, Esq. of tilleptots-Mallet, Sontersetshire, h7vhoin he has left two sons. THOMAS, ON
ateeeeds him ; and FRANCIS, a Colottid in di,!
army. His Lordship married, secondly, 51rs.egti D.
mother to the late autial.:e Coutite.s of WEN 7.
MORLAMIS, who 'arrived her marria.ze but tis 4
• ears. The present Lord is married to Liitly
!is Ileiterev, only daughter of the Ea;l of cat.
%ARSON.

Yesteni y morning Ili* 11.1.i.oviTY, Prineets
Sornts, nuotisra, tend AIICIELIA. OCCOMP:,•I'd
Latly Is ABELLA Till' X wub Ciesseralb Haricot:4r,
(.:•ItTWRIGHT, entl iTlituir. Count hivNITLL,
tend Colonel TaTt.oa. rode in Windsor Park. C.
returned to the Palace at half past ,eleren.
Yesterday, at one o'clock, the cIuLER ante
PatmeEasts set a in their open e.irriagts to Li.
110,3:1 ltucrw

Load and Lady Ceemonst will lease town, the
belt-laming of next werk, fur Worthaug-.
The Eurl Nod Couutets Poe LETT will hoe
town, in a few day*, tor their *eat at Mu%
Somersek.laire.

The E* of Visatoce and a select Party em-
barked. yesterday sisorniag, on hoard or his Lord.
ship's yacht, which was utoored tiff Greens ir h:—
they intend taking an exeur,ion round to Prsrts.
mouth. and will visit the Hon. Captain CHARLES
Psalm, on bran) the Reenise. now Icing there.
M. and Mrs. Aarisra SeaanoPt lett tows
yesterday for Beverley. Yorkshire. nal will pry
ceed on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Cum-
witawseto, at Bradley Hall, Iferbyshire,
Laski find Lady Jona Tat rime; have been 14
thee several weeks past.
Arrivals at the Royal York Hotel, Clifton :
The Coaster of lisrborough, Lady Chtrina, Moo. Giusti
Mosinee, Sir A. sod 1-zdy Hume, lion. Capt. Icancttli p.
Col. sill Mrs hiciester, Col. Mos. and Miss rant* Col•aal
Mrs. eight, Capt. and Mrs. ki'llkschy, Mr. and Mrs. tom.
t .1, Lou thee, G nos tour, March, Atne, Wallcud.
A 111. W Farce was produced at the Haymarket
Theo on Monday night, for the benefit of Mr.
MATHEW,. It WAS rcparted as the produetian of
Sir J axis BLAND Blia(iieS, but is claimed In
iniother literary Ruln, sir. Sir Jow -- l CALS.
It is untitled First Come First Served; ve, Tw
Biter Bit. An old proved, says--
et A creaking Car earrieipter ;"
but we fear that a more dashiag equipage would he
neeessary to carry Mr. MuTuLws to his journey's
cud handsootele.
Cowes is furl of company. The Priocees Sa
rnt• of ESILK is arrived ; Lady 1 t LTE•
• Lady Lord and Lady Errinsmos,
qtr Laity and Lac!, Alwassav, Hata. F. Ern.a.
MON, Mrs. HAMILTON, Mrs. ALLAN, and a Ions(
hst of Fall.ionables: The 'Theatre, which is i.ns
a very smart one, opened with considerable edit.
The Earl of !mamma bps purebased Me. C.o.
nines house, near NVindsor:

blr.jatsgs, of Covent-Garden Theatre, is ea
gaged to perform four nights, at Buxton, in Derby-
shire. He is eapeo:sd to wake his &I at on to-wso
r evening.
The parties at the west-end of the town are ace
confined to the Ducleas of Sr. AlLBAbril, Stras.
ford-place ; Lady HCATUCOTIC, (irosveoor-square;
the t:ountersof CIIATIIAM, 11W-street, Berkeley-
square ; and the_ Countess of aIILSYSOIit, Sack.
vilie-street.

Mrs. H. JONN4TON takes her benefit at the
Liverpool theatre on Frides neat.
The musical treat at the Birstall Festival, 02
Thursday, was excellmit ; and a goodly company
partook of it, that isaleed might have been antra•
paled from the liberal conduct of the managers.
who bud eugaged perlihnicrs of the lint eminence
in the respeetii e departments of their profesaioa.
Weymouth l'ioatre is very well atteded this
season, Mrs. Hci:nte, Mr, Bart air, Mrs. 13Ler.t-
LI:1, Mr. BIittGOUGH, Mrs. Commas, and Mt.
SANDFORD, the acting manager, are the prtiwivill
performers. Coloi,el Cowpaa, and the Officer. of
the second Sounsroctshire Aiilitia, patronise the pe:•
formances this night.

My. B►K KISTEi and his bodge: have arrived at
Liverpool. He had an overflowing house to his re:-
formance at Chester.

Lewes theatre was to (In.& last night with r,
Soldier's Domghter and l'he Hunter of the 4lps,tor
the benefit of Mr. maul Mrs. Pas
(hi Monday night, Mr. and Mrs. C. Kexats
performed Lou Fe/ix and Violaste, in the Comedy
of The Wonder! at Lewes. Mr. PEN !AY. of
Drury-laue Theatre, played Lissards, with great
sue. es.. Mr. and Mr.. C. KRIADIA were to ►e-
peatrhe same performance at Brighten, last wain,
In desire of his Grace the Duke of MARt.soitous.
The last arrivals at Cheltenham are—

Leditil W. and 31 Sentinel', SIG. and Lady Wain, Ss
W Barker, Ges,cral sad Mrs. NieUnison, General do.
court CO., Lieutenant-Coignes', mire, Walsh, and •
taco, Major sad Mrs. Drains, !Bojo, %Vilnius', Hue. '
taio frosthwell, Camara Haynes, E. N. Dr. Mrs. Mir J
Mr. Percival, Dr. Murphy, 11r. Mrs. soul Mira Jam Dud
Mr slut Mn.s Bedford and fatally, Mr. sad Mrs. Had, H. •
aultart, Horrorks Pettatt, Nabb, Mr. and tan M;r,t
Brandt, ?dewing G. Wilson, Hodges, W. Itagge, Arnuaro,
Merrier, Otte Lyocl2, Criteltett, Davenport, tren •
Nature, A hniod, W. sad It. Gordon, Neilson, O'GradF, M.
slid 31sases Clarke, Misses E. Our, Watt, &Nardi, Bow aws,,
hattie. ke.

On Friday last, the High Sheriff of Cumberland,
T. lawns, Esq. gave an elegant dinner at ti:c
Crown and Mitre dun, _ to the Gentlemen of the
Grand Jury, and the Magistrates of the Count'.
They alterwards accompanied the High Shentf
Stanwix, escorted by the
,javelin men, where tlay
met the Judges of Assize, Sir AL' a CH/J(IIRX and
Sir GCOROL WOOO, Knight, with whom they is
turned to the Town Hail, when the Conit a:11
opened. The Judges then adjourned until tars
rooming. According to tli• utw regulations,
Seated lug Assizes. the whole, procession, with the
exception of the High Sheriff, was on foot, v... is
had the happy effect or doing away that cont*:.::
azd diAarder so prevalent on former occr.sioLs.

POET.7Y.

TILE LITE MKS SVARII EN, SISTER TO THE
COUNTESs .I%T.V.

(F..0t0 The Baltimore North A *Pri as.)
sit —Th • --,110..iaz I letidecies)lhalwe not *eat As-
tinz.l. bed f • .he pare :old Keaeeful httiu.ty its style, than
th. d ie.ity Lk, hearty of the col.cepLoos. was adorebsed to
the .o•e IVarreo, the. Mon Bruotoo,* by Frameis
It speaks mole time volo.oes eonl.l is her
praise aa.l will be re 1.1 with fond regret, by every odioner of
tb.t actoinpliabed actreot, oho. du ! r now so mom C.

A 11 BIWNTONANI,
I CR • NTa 811111:111111.
Norden pranaliiins et deeps thestri
0 in. ifdpunielies severinris
Cent queue deccrr firm!
llooavit Cytherea ; (rim \buena
1).1.4 per labia vas
Per plieses popali perieubnium
Net lapsaia—precur, 0 lire in Intonate
Laneurare. S it, at
ILltme to comniviatiret moths ? Accent*
Sr a redeem Vetiver: dulores,
Fl re cum vetitns (norm !) rusbat
In (rake ihalanins, paranoiac taste
Vexelnit prole ; sive ,Iteietie
Lail .1 totes who ;aortae emotes •
Mara: to septum-tar Horror,
Arreetesepte cones Pitvor. VlCilleila
In demist populus tenter ire,
El sespiri r persement theatres's.
Mot divinior eiatiteseis, altrix
Alluvia vigil et patens pureatis.
Al nue Gement ads vinibeavit
katerow culamen decteoine view
Waters; reshot item petit Siamese
Et par Fee,nivivi.e mieilr, misnomer
Ad seamen, petals tido pater,
U Semitone, eito e..tar4
rata volnralosida swain!
Drove delicate! dolorime longue !
GferlUM Stile 1114/11101ber
Virtuteagne teas lath sonaldas
Trait Went. sues v.cissita *lguana'.
TS AIIIILAT
Maid of unbonst.O 'diarists, whom white.roled Tandy
Right oweard Hirt; the maze of youth,
Forbade the Circe, l'raiae, to 'truth thy wool,
And daeh'd to earth th' intoxicating bowl;
The meek-eyed Play, eloquently fair.
Cltsp'd to her boom, with a mother's care;
And, av she tried thy kindred forte to trace,
The stow smile wandered ,i'er her pallid face.
For sever. pet did Mt ilrtai Cot :ce impart
Tone* more ersagenial to toe vaildeted hest;
Whether, to rouse the aynnuthetic glow,
Thou puen-at tone ;fermi vi s's isle of woe;
Or haply cloetleve, with fiuwanuil vest,
The brilal loses that wept is Jrli.es Brew*.
OW oar chill limbs the thrilling terrors asap,
Th' enttaneed peasiukta their still vigils keep;
Whilst the deep sight, responsive to the Goat,
Soto I theme); ll.' 'Peace of the trembling throng.
Slit low:. raptares Itghtert'd (runs thy fate,
Andspread o'er all thy form an holler grace ;
When from the desseliter'r breasts the Calor drew
The lift: he rave, and oohed the big tear's dew.
No was it thine tle heroic strain to tall,
With mimic feelings, foreign from the soot;
I. thy parent's eye we ni.ok'd the tear t
Methought he said, " thou art no actress here 1.
A coalrlimee of thyself, the Omrian dame,
Awl Rre duo sad Kapaeasia still the sa.ne !'
WON to suet des eity's hosier scene,
Plow thee aandc, thole climate ...eyed maid serest,
'f ill Gra, ti's nom, film all her sacred hovers,
With gut fill haul shall weave P:eu.an beery
T. twine a ifeagrant chapktroaud thy brow,
Enclaa..tnag ministries./ virteous woe.
• D'ed, at Alexandria, as Tuesday afternoon last, ache
s'oort but severs 'does", tln. Ano tVarren, the amiable
esa.orel of Yr. Wa..en, one of the managers of the
Ple.!elelpkis and 11, Lenore Theatres the
Writer so command his feelings none tbs renew ...eiae.
thole occasion, es to enable him toenter into t detail of the
tacet.tireva Waweaa theatrical character, it westid
I. suoerduiras, her relebrityltoviut lag &ore difftia.d it-
self over both her oatore, end this, Ler adopted, coon ry.—
(Nor Ye,k l'afer, Jal.l 1505.)

Her Royal HighnassthC Yrincr•s CHARLOTTE of
WALES, in her Idle 'flail. to Chichester, ext.remed
bee isitratioo of keying it a second visit to view the
Cathedral. She was attended by Lord and Lady
autir, and a numerous suits.

kt Tunbridge-We:ls Rants, on Tuesday and
Wednesday last, a greit deal of company Nit: pre-
sent; but the sport was rather indillereat. A ce-
tera°, loaded with nearly twenty persons from Tun-
bridge Town, drawu by a bull with gilt Mutts. and
demoted with blue ribbons, on Tuesday, attracted
much attention. A flag at the froat of the cara-
van ba.e the iuscnption ic Jahn LIAR asvi his
'friends," mid on one side of the carnage was wnt-
tea in iar4e elsaraaers, c. SUCCCSS SO the Sphaish
Petrillo." The eninpany in this sta4ularvqsn,fiwe
appeared true disciples of Joust Bu Lt., and seemed
to 'that' their pipet and their liberty in a manner
eidirely British I
Ott .tlon :ay arrived. at his seat. Baron Hill, the.
itglit How. Vitpeouut W•RILIN SMALLEY, after
as abseuce of nearly two years. His annual recurs
to the country ever grave much joy, but after so
Tonga seem-Mimi it became unrestratned.—Cantions
flied 03 his arrival. and immediately a general il-
lumination took piece, from the lofty windows of
the rich. to the low lattices of the poor cottavr—
the latter Mt more thaa pleasere ! Gratitude fur
his Lordship's: hateause exertions in their Lielui%lf to
relieve them from the misery and oppression of the
Coal-Coast Duty--.efforts which will never he erased
from the heart and memory of every North Cam-
brian, and an example of patriotism well dererviag
tier earnest imitation of every man in power witbia
Cie suet:sums of the Pviumpality—aor was it emu-
fin,a to Beenraaris-s.the interior towns of Llangefoi,
Lasierchyinedii. &c. and on this side the bay—
the Peurhyta Aims, Aber. Petinmenmaver, and cnt-
taurs on the hull, participated in the general joy.
and the Bay of Beaunntris viewed front the Peu-
rhyn Arms Bowling Green:displayed a sight grate-
ful and beautifal I A balloon ascended from this
office iu compliment to his Lordship, which arose
very majestically °immune Beaumaris, and is sup-
posed to have fallen into the sda.—i Bangor Ga-
zette.)
Died, soddenly, at his linuse on the West ClitTe,
Brighton, after taking a ride to the Devil's Dyke,
about four o'clock ou last Wednesday afternoon,
Sir GLORGE PAUNCEFORT, Bart.. of Russell-
stria:v. London. aged 36 years. The body of the
decea,eil was crewed by Mr. SAARLTT, i t the !ire-
serw-e of Dr. ItuNTLII, when the cause of his disso-
lution became apparent in a cancer *lnch bad do-
strnyed a pert of his stomach. The lute Leeti
GAGE died of the same complaiat. The Baronet's
title and estate, we understand, devolve to Captuin
CLD, of the Royal Navy.
One clef last week a mushroom was gathered in
the parLuti of Brede. in Susse.4. which rueasnred, in
circumference, the await% disavasions ul unie feet
lie Wilts 1