The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-10-07 00:00:00

IMPROMPTU.

lo painting through the crowd who were aveembled in rheau.
side on Michaelmas day, to view the itr.irlo lowered from
the steeple of Bow Church, I thought—

There's a wiseacre rare,
Who ao old proverb dram
" That tin y cannot say lif:W to a Goons"
But Goose Festival Da),
Drives this old plan away,
Fur a dock has broke I, owe,
Which reverses the show
And a race here have run,
Who consider it fu•
To form Geese who are gaping at Dow.
F. T.

MAJOR PACK&

A neat marble tablet, with an appropriate d..iga
in bas-relief. has been lately placed in thr Rutland
Chapel, in St. Georgr'a Chapel, as a tribute Irma
the officers of the Rn 3 al Noise Guards (IIJo•
memory of their gallant comrade N.ijui I'•acke, who
foil at the battle of Waterloo. The hillownig is a
copy of the iuscription

To the Memory
Of ROBERT COROETOPHIER PACEP, E.ouirr,
Second Son of Charles James Parke, Esquire,
Of Premiss°ld, Leicestershire,
And Major in the Royal Reeinseat of Hume Guerilla (Rise),
Who was killed at the herd of his Sqoad,uo.
Whew charging the French Cuirassiers, at ilw Evor-
Memorable Battle of Waterloo, no the Illslt Jane, ;NIS;
la the ismsd year of Ins Age.

Tbis Stommetit was erected by the Officers lb. fteginveGe,
IN which be bad served snore thAme Fdleea Yet4fl,
la le-linsuoy of their high venet•ii•sis fer
His dibtaiaguislied Military He'll,
Alit] of their sincere it.gret fur Ilse less of a Voropaitiom
Su Wag endeared to Hu it Aitetkove by ills
Amiable Idaseers asd Private Virtue.

Irv. HILL, ei-deesnt Miss KELLY, will letortly
make her appearance at Covent-won't% Th.-sire.
'lfhis lady is iu the line of the Istnented Airs. .10a-
DAN. sod will make her debut iu the character of
Rosalind.

Miss SONVII.VILLE made her at)pearance at the
GlonceMer Theatre on Monday night, in the
racier of Bianca, in the tragedy of Fi:io. Iltr
engagement was only for that night.

Hecollert !—There were but TWO Prizes of
10,000/. to the Lottery just muted. 114ZAND ;tkt
Co. suld them both to shrirrs, at their Oct,ffis Royal
Exchange-gate, mod Coriihill. 'l'tu I.:•ttrry
now on bide contains Four Prizes of 30,0001. Two
of 5,0001 &c. Consuls mud Monty.

As two Gentlemen were hooting at Barnrosil, oil
Thursday last, a tenni, kaiile large ,ii;pe toar thlure
them, at which, in °trier to make \tile, they loith
fired, aid brought it down. It proved to be of Vie
most beautiful plumage, and of the following weight
and diinensiona, viz. eight owners in weigiit, and
measured from tip to tip of the wings, r9l
and in length, from the top of the hill to the toil
of the tail, Isi inches. l'iiis perhaps wa. the
largest bird of die species ever aerie is this part uf
the country.—/ Edinburgh Paper.j

.
A few days ago a woman wandered into the pa-
lido of Dutifermline. obviously ill a state of iirraneY"
mein. although perfectly hornless. She is appa-
rently from 25 to 30 years of age, of middle stn..
lure, dark complexion, and speaks the It I.li aw r t.
All attempts to ohtsiu from see her n ime, rtre,ll.
age, or place of repidence, have proved ii.etft.i
—the only words t loch, after close mill rept. tr•• 1
interrogations, hire Loren distinctly gatherrd fuel
her, are, Mt. JAME% MURRACH. Dilworth, to*,
of COI k the Us,Re of MARY ItLADEN, MI" "115
differeut kinds of grocery goods—a parish. n• -
what in pronunciation like Yiskari —and
are words likewise frequently in her mouth. %We
are authorised to stale. that ittrpttrieA m v l'e
mad- either to Mr..loote "r
to Mt. WILLIAM HUNTER, hoe! St s'iJil C'4lll
of the pariah of !harm:lint., Fife.

#*RATRE.

Ti., 'comedy of The Anspkions Ihusbi.ad ass
Tam litiest ;triturated. Mr. STANLEY WI, the
Asotger. and hr Pissed rhr clo-racter wish mods
'oninpistnis. M. MILEY. c • WWI
ithr E,..61.1101 beta
titer hUslilr at so earlier isetinsl of the MriPe, ..a
thr stab .lleggat ..1 tire cnisiesfy. Hr wa, 'revised
wtth (wick aisplaswe. awl lorrloironrsl die character
lit a Vely 140.40 slit awl -write(' in miser. Tile IMO I
of Mr. sirirkhusel, recently 4)4.140'10rd by Mr. Pure,
was -teetswed by Mr. l'oexl.L. It is a character
has istatited by itige than iii ear winch Mr. POWELL
Its. liven Iscterly in the habit of personating--lout,
if hr !cote the jealous throes the jorpicourse HMS..
bawl, no irrry obriktog —.ISO very ,insoussitte
colnwr-
jult.he 11111.11friird. 111 hill general demeanour,
• the cialtiv.ited ma 55,.,.,, of lhr Gentleman. Mr.
1{ Nl4tlTa Tester soma an excellent rititietttioss of to*.
to: 141101'v, unimproved by a residence 'arida
L.DM/1011 foilter. Mrs. A LEOP, as Loretta. pour.
trayed. very ruccessfully, the bold and prying
diannattion of Vie experienced ettalutwriulid. Mrs.
3114. GLOVES. our Mrs. MAROTE. map.
ported the partial '.ors. Striekland. Cltirinda. and
Juriutka. with much ability. and were greatly op.
Onset.
The inii•ical farce of Love Lerghs et Locksmiths
Viewed, for the first time at this theatre. A Mr.
111. 81.1.14 ms mode Ina brat appearance no Totierims,
and ils.playeil a good deal of ability in describing
the tetchiness and infirmity of old age. lie was well
eerror.d. Mr. H A iii•SVP Kick was airiesiug. Mr.
11.11LNAILD rained the put of Captain Befilair—and
acquitted himself very fairly. it we except his ambi.
tines attempt to Slug " Let Faille aoaad the !rem-
pet." 'Die moment his voice is aufbetruily powerful
to encounter a trunliwt accompaniment. we shall be
happy to hear hisa—as it was, the trumpet de-
prived us of the pleasure which otherwise we imp-
Law we ghoul I have derived from his strain.. Mr.
EIGHT% Solarnoa Lob was a strung, but not
overcharged picture of country credulity. Mr.
lairrix's Vigil was correct, though not very lin-
suortitra—aud Miss Custre, as his ward, Lydia.
sang
• The house was. at half-price, very full.

?iGION SHOOTING.

The ittatat bearer In
Nit, of Hillosoloo, was 4
sere, at 11 binto, fix 100

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eta, a farmer, and Mr. Gehl-
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Mr. Goldin.

IfrQUESTs.

SUICIDE OF A FEMALE.

11. I

All iarguisitiosi was taken lass night beftwe Ttstudall
Sues.vow, Esq Cormier, al the White Hart, oppopite the
Punt Ake, Alleberelatat'se, tarehard-street, on the body of
Jane Craristoier art till,, wise put a period N her ettlelelletie
by hawing beeLIE
It appeased re evideare, dial the deeeesed bad been sew
'aid is the Furtive 114,4Lostuas. leader Ilea Newton, the
housekeeper, fur sear fur years, sod was rinds respected.
Abut three we. Its ago die visited bre tether, who is a rope-
lusher, residing at Lameheisse, sad she then leaned that •
young nose who bed puidllis addresses to her foe • consider-
able tune was iso the wee of departing from this conotry.—
Ever sinew that coreimanicutioo wee mods to her, slw his
been greatly distressed in her mind, she did every tbiug site
weld to moms, the wig and misery that inwardly preyed
(
apes her. Her eyes were enumantly idled with sears daring
the last week,sed she costil out perform btr work as she did
before ; when she was requested kr du one this' she would
set @hoot somber. On Illoaday list she was ionising for
some lief, and Mee. Newton aped repeatedly fur her, sled
I. conesqweree of net receiving any answer,_ she omit to bee
apartnteat, assoltonssid the door hsched en the iuside--the key
was ise the lock. The door was broke open, and the demoted
I was found haegieg--"be was quite deed.
The Comm, said, that there was no doubt bet the de-
ceased hail irommitted tit set herself, and it was for the./ airy
iSe say *briber she wassail. or a lunatic at the time.
Verdwl-o" Haapd haraeY while in a Made f enessifp."
A CHILD KILLED.
Aa Inquisition was taken yesterday alternate, at the
White Swan, Temple.airect, near the Teniple, in the pre.
clue, of Whitefriaru, on the body of Edward, Ike sea of
Mr Roberts, of Whilefeins.
William Merlin *pry, a boy eight years of age, stated,
!list on the 'lay She accident happened be wan playing with
the deceased and another boy in Wltitefriers, near the New
Wharf. A lireweem driy, drawn by several horses, pawed
dor li doe ..tres I ; the deceased hit one of the hone; with a
piece of all ioe ; she driver struck the deceased twice wills
his bands ; he did 0,4 know whether his hands were sliest or
clenched; the deceased dropped upon the ground; be
blipped off 11w 1111q1-411111P, sod one of the *heels passed
os. r him ;he was taken WM. Itartholuniew's Hospital, where
he sliest. The deceased cried and screamed when the wheel
passed over hi.; the driver did nut stop, but parsed 1016 to
1111. Wharf.
.11r. rerkias stated, that he was Wending near the wharf
when the accident happened ; be did not see the deceased
c:dil his fret were under the wheel; the.driver was the* at
the huisess heatl. He did not see bins strike Ilse deceased.
1 it, Coroner said, that it was fur the Jury to tionsider
whplit•t- the thath of She deceased was accidental it. 1.111141.01
1.% Ilir ri.sle.ier of the draytwass; he dui not think they 1'1141,1
4.14‘ Is Cs mon.sesty tu the drayman, unless they were of Ili-
•' .is ski he had a wilful laterite. of itijuriss: or causing
the leas
vidkt_sif
..I he; Iksr
c,surieenatatl.
i Doak.

We are cooicerueal to record the melancholy fate
of Mr. IVIL[III, tot Hootingtou, io tile parish of
Rolm, N.B. Oo Itionday last that gentleman,
Laing jest returned from hue title, yrroceeded Iu
loosen the girths. to order ru take of the saddle.
wheal hie mare, • vicious maims'. ter g maidenly
round, 'hi loon is 11w Rally, awl lacerated him in it
daicking manlier. Medical ii:Slatetile was called
to, loath Irmo the vioniity of the place aid from
Edinburgh, loot notwithstanding all their efforts
Wii.g4s died on Ttie.clay etentitg, after en.
uurii g Ihr usual excruciating agony. The sane
annual Int sue ..r the faros servants severely souse
time lirtines hut lie mlOll after recovered. A kw
!ran:lgo a brother of 11r. WiLkie lost his lift by
to infaelated us. —( Edistakargh Cannot

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It L.4-I.'II.4PFLLR.
.r •
As ..11 the Menti)en of the Hole Aflianre, or their
Itepre,eutatives, ore now assembled at Ant-le-Cli.ip
!Pei:a. it is in lie limped that the suldraii bustnrps 10*
the Congress will be opened. with the heesain4
'formalny ssloch s'iasld attend the pniceedinsgs of
Potreo:ties rod Siatesmees. who ire not only suet
tog.- ker. but actually leagued to preserve the peace
of Eu.upe. mad Fre 00000 her mond 'regeneration.
it is 1600 W inure units helfu (*law, mice this teem
'MAN honottred eiih similar sisilors, professing equally
pure sisal hittiLble objects. It then continued Pie-
montesitiories from England. foam MANIA TIM-
RESA. Queen of Hungary and Bohemia. froill
Louts XV. of Frame. fruistthe King of &anoi-
nts, fruits Spain, from the United Provinces. front
the Republic of Deno* leinw sin more), and frogs
the Duke of MODIMA, Them Powers. comprising
'the great Arbitrators of the declines of Europe.
held long anal weighty tiegninitions. which terui-
slated in October 174% in the celebrated Treaty of
Ais-la-Chapelle, the chief articles of which breathe
such a spirit of pore philanthropy End benevolence.
that we transcribe them eerbatiri on the present oc-
casion, wheat. it is highly probable, they will furnish
(tba first of them at leant) a precedent for the dic-
tion of our Treitty•makers bow in Congress atom.
bled.

•
Article 1. Them shall be a th►istlan, universal, and
perpetsal peace, bath by sea sod land, and a sincere and in-
violable friendship between the Powers Wen mentleeed,
their heirs and sacoreases, kingdoms, Mateo, provinces,
etiostries, 'objects, aid va•salht.uf what quality Or coodi-
lion saver, without exception e place er person, in such a
misuser, that the High Coollreetiog Patti. s shell have a coa-
stline intestine is ataistaitt between them and their said
slates sad subjects this reciprocal frieadaup aid reertrapiiiad-
ewer, without pertaining either one party or lie other to
eomatit any suet of hostilities of any sectutut er pretence
whatever, and shinning every thing which may tend to
Serb or alter the anion now so happily re.estslilished be-
tween them ; engaging theinsehres on the eostrary to pro-
cure, on all meanies, whatever nay Distribute le their
mental glory, lamest*, Ned advertisers, without giving say
succour or protection, directly or iodirecily, to them who
may so mach as attempt to prejudice either owe er other of
the High Contramisig Partin.
a Article 'I. There shall be a general oldivios of all that
bast bees dose ee mensisted during the war, which i. sow
pot an end to: and oath party, ea the day of eschewer of
the Ratifications os all sides shall be reantred to the power-
sine of all his egrets, dignities, eirek.iattlad besellices,
busoors, and racemes, which he enjoyed, or ought to have
enjoyed, on the cosseserament of the war, notwithsteed.
ieq all the disposals, minutes, ur cuaimatioes oteasioned
by the said war.
Then follows theesemeration of the restitutions, Sic. Ste.
It is impassible for humus ingenuity to devise
words more final and conclusive for a bond of
permanent amity thou those employed to the first
Article of the Treaty of 1744; how they were oft.
derotood by the " High Contracting Parties" (14
that is the way, as in the late Treaty of Paris. treaties
it seems are to be coustroell), we west kern by
their subsequent acts, which furnish the most ex-
traordinary illustration of pacific inteutions that CM
be found in the pege of history.
In 1742 the Treaty was &gond. In 1736 (4 pe.
riod of less than eight years), there was not a (Var.
ter of the globe iu which the " High Contracting
Parties" were not engsged in sauguitrary war• with►
each other. France mid England. not only its
America and Inaba, but in the heart of Europe;
France and Prussia mutually charging each other
with the invasion of Geriniusy, and Austria aiming
at the possession of the dominion/ of the letter. It
is curious to observe the alleged causes of these
several losittlities. For the ismiseision of the these
barrels and inhospitable soil of Nora Scotia.
France and England revived the war, and the In-
dians were mitigated to acts of outrage which each
party laid to the emilesitent of, the other. In Eu-
rope. France and Austria accused England (as
Elector of Hanover) end Prussia of lighting up
the torch of war in Germany, and overtu g the
laws and constitutions of the Germauic Bodies, on.
dir the specious pretext of defending the Protestant
Iteligion from attack, bet in reality for their own
aggrandtzement. Prussia seised upon Saxony end
other smaller States to protect the lieligiois of the
People; ■nd Franca and Austria iii their tura
aimed at reprisals in the territories of Prussia and
Hemmer. for the purpose of sectoring the indepen.
awe of the smaller Powers; while Husain' end
Sweden entered into the views of France and Aug.
trig iu the hope of acquiring a settlement in the
west of Europe as the reward of their services.

Such are the acts which, in little more than seven
years, followed the Treaty of Aix la-Chapelle, for
the ioviulability of which such solemn pledges had
been reciprocally given. The blue of war con-
tinued throughout Europe with little intermission
fur a succes.wit of years, until the smaller Stater,
whose integrity and independence gave such amoral
lustre to the social compact of the European Powers,
fell in their torts a prey to the ambition of Oldie'.
dual despots, and souk into provincial degradation.
—What moral regeneration the approaching Con-
gress sit Ail-la-Chapelle will work, time *lime can
develops.

We are conceened to state, that the respectable
and hitherto peaceable town of Carmarthen last
week exhibited symptoms of a riotous complexion ;
a misguided multitude having interfered to prevent
the shipments of cheese for other posts from that
borough. However, the spirited and determined
conduct of the present worthy Chief Magistrate,
supported by the asilitairy, 11w/ruled mischief...and
the aterchrut* shipped their cheese without moles-

CHANG& oor MCRDE...--Ost %turas, lint Mr.
SEVILm a, one of the Officers' of the Privy Council
Chamber, Whitehall, London, arrived at the (lead
Police Office, Dublin., bringing in custody a mini
rammed Roger changed with baring coin•
mined a murder in the county of Sligo about sin
ears ago, upon the body of a man naturii M ATTII LW
(41.1.101 f. The Prisoner was brought from the

islaild of Guertney, nod the circontennices of his
'meld ore curious : under the existing lowa of the
Wood of Gueitisry oo warrant rithir front the
Joid4es of the !tench, or other Mugionatto,
ego he executed there, and it was found itrerioory
to osoeisible the Privy Couiscil of London, used the
Paints REGIENT (acting for the KING) to sign the
wombat for the amid of the Primmer. who was on
14.11wr.lay comitiated to Gold, to order
for trosionninion Ito Sitio) to abide hie trial at neat

AssiArr.

• • 2 mi •
ro TBt4 Borron OP TAR 211111 SE PONS&
•
• 44, Goren !Kerry-skeet, Illaekfriate,
Illletliber 5. 1515. •
Sts—Tou will Adige me bp issertiod the fol!uwing foals
of the promellimpt at Value Nall, araisist she two online ifis
of the point of Chun Meech $41111114, last. 3. virldril
stateasems apprised in your Paper siva day. I eta boron
in justice to Nayarit mad lb* Parish Olken lu watraitcl
them, sod you will oblige, Sir,
Tour obedient 5.-rvant,
JA:S. BURSI.F.M.
1815.
Bofors Sir J. Ptenoste, ralq4l
Mr. Bohlen., our of the Overseers of Ohl. Pone of the
parish of Christ .Chneeb, gooey. prefaced his remark. by
observing the practice of seading a precept to the Vassals
°acres was perfreily aseletia, as the Publicans err well in.
fumed, before the Officers, whs. day the search is to be
onsale. la di of of hie duty, be. In conjouctiou with
the Parish t , Om& prl.pee to stake the mirth
without the *Kincaid ). warrant, when on Sanday last,
from Ira to fourteen persons were (word driorkiug denote
divine service, at the sign of the Mop, in Broadwall (kept
by Mr. Spirit), whs, us b lug dir.rovrred, reify:dr.! into
the hick part of the premises, souse of them with the liquor
in their hods. Tbedefesee set up by Mr. thinner, who hike
emplord 'ma the Investor, the Magistrate could nut enter-
tain, store particularly emit appeared the muse laridhod hail
lately been convicted mid bred for the some olf lire, with
seams' others, one of whist entertained from rizte to
oighlypersoos during divine sirvice. Mr. Harmer at last
found it. necessary to avail himself of a legal übjectiou,
which was fetal lo the essaviesion
The ease of lieutleall was different, sad Mr. B. olmerveil,
he had no reason to complain of the general coolant' of leis
bombe. cad wished not to press tbeenuviction, so that hitt?
ability was accessary o• the part of lite professiousl Gentle-
man in this ram.
The Parish 011kers endeavour to keep dime the Poor
Rates, while persons Mar squander away the earnings of
the week in drunkeianess, acid that dams* divine service,
to the injury of their morale, and want in their families--
sod although it afatenno, ualassimmats, and garbled statements
may bud their way luta the Public Press, prodiered by some
interested person, the Olicere of this parish are deterstined
to do their daily, and it is hoped the public will not be de-
rived by such someway mesas.