The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1806-07-08 (London, England)

WIN. mums for the Sweepstakes of ten 'Moses 11•444 etibt • snob ra. On Thursday, the City Bowl wee won by Mr. Goeletrefa Why Not, 6 years old, boding Mr:Wilkimpaot lg. aged, was &Ara after the Ent heat. The Members Nato of SM. wet wee it two haw by lir. Herbert's br at LAtir Peggy, bootie( Mr H. Lifyiiesurege. g. W on orgy. • • Us Friday thralldom sturssit tkr MSSrbwiltrew Mt which w-t wee at two Mutt by Mr fligergr. gam% baths/ Mr. Mimes b. C. Mier% sad *" rat sh. f. P Leas. • A lisodicse Subscripthes Perm or 10 Or gee subscribe% was ewe far r  .  '  Gerstemeta, _ by Mr. Sewers ere is A *seer fee 40 plisses ens wan by Ma Allletel• 000,11/.. henna& M. Ile.m's Tiptoe. Ds rho whale, the sows allsoder ilihropsik 001 011.010011 ' bat few spernion, swiss. posypes tarobeli balsa babirdostog 1 the sedition at ?Alamos% mol Ow east of inot saran for ge.riemeli re make mmentessinst Oar toe agansfuere of their bones. There wag, berretta a brigliem bob sa Iftifor *,slag, with • display of yorolifelabeamy and despise& tan tally composent:4 ferrite 4isappoisumest eti the 0811r0ill. 0111113111=0110rMillgol . • Biekleigb Races, Demosiiro;widediptms Jes day t. They werewernermadrind encoded. The bean *tabu mesweenir ' Wises roan kiwi fraosiderr The hoe_plete was =alai? captig. Wires ebbing honer grailighe sad V Foes re's bone Agearroset. aid was wee* the 9 met. There was a groat Seel of betting, titer two, and . five to four on Agionsert. The awe meats closed with se doom ball and papper„ et Maristow. the delightlal resident* of • Bail. Nalollll Lora% Best. which did peat medic to 6* hospitality sad atteetion of the resperlable wister... . Os Wednesday last Sir Ca eases Wtauseenew was eleited a Verdant, of the Forest of Wifichwood, is Oxfordshire. in the robin of the late arcuate, Gessoes Ferri 44444 , Esq. The Borough and Covered= of Liverpool her unanimously restored, " That es amount of the vest ingress" is doe nspokstaa and anent or the Toss al Liverpool, it sown nomoloor of Maciannao Is iossiLiam foe the easomost dlmbiroge et noel` ' myelin@ daCes. 4, Tao afflicariao lwviowbe sewer Ellie Silos thirealene • Mojeety, for as additisinsi Chanel le this : law Misting ilia the Moyer far the Line Swag, so ,e. the tam Mug, and the Attionsea of this Otimeneiseg.ziosett Batboy wed oathco sm oath ef them os Members of s but se lesgse, Moll hereafter be Jassioss arma far As said Sainmeh.Between eleven and twelve eche& le the u(k v of yesterday se'onight. the Lady ofd 011 hare a[' the King's Dragoossa, was induced to descend the • CliE, near the Gun Tavern, Melte% in year 4 this Officer with wham she live ‘ nod wheelie hie her but a short time before, as rise pri to • commit an ad of suicide. by throwing ilaso the sea. The Lady, a very elegant womaa, Indira observed by several people on the Chß, the night being bright and moonlight, a youth of not more than twenty years of age., descended to bar. and presently evinced his hospense ineentios of her. by dragging her into the sea I where. irk probability, she would have perished. het far timely interposition of others. The unhappy gill had been scarcely taken from the water, devolving ' wet, and almost lifeless, when, horrid to sedate, ; some fiend in human form, too suddenly fee say one to prevent him, again dashed her backwards. with brutal violence, into the briny eielesebt. bit from which she was an happily seitmed awl borne to her lodgings. The latter escaped, but the former is in custody to answer the charge. in de , extraordinary aftir. For the benefit of Mr. ZNIONT, yesterday se'unight, the Theatre in Leeds was crowded bee yood all precedent, and the receipts of exceeded one huodred and four pounds. W. Transparency in the Itekr-Damn of The DsuM ad Vdrory al Lord Nelses was exhibiting, the Oode • pressed forward with so much ardour, es to force the nails which held one of the patted% by Which • accident, three ono and a woman made a seassma into the pit, to the great terror of the audience, who naturally enough concluded the hours was foiling about their ears ; bat it being soon•ascertaiood, that neither the tatakers oft the recipients had received any injury, (for 4.111:10y they pitched upon their 1 heads,") and that the building was perfraly secure, order was restored, and the performance proceeded . ' to the conclusion without farther interruption. ' Monday last, the Court of King's Bench, Deb.:. lin, was occupied in the trial of as alas brovits by Janes