The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — 1809-10-23 (London, England)

OCT.%t. Arrived the Vireo. with Cott% ity If u. Coish Waterford, which are *mkd fur the IZ,re!.  MAO% 14 It 4;1 T. ill.  Arrived the Prince of Wales imykt t , Csio4sin Meson. with wails and several .irk officers from Flushing.  The first division of the East Suffolk have marched into ‘Vinchelses Barracks. t►trd will he followed by the second division on this day. The Worcester and Renfrew militia Will strike their tents, on ,outlises-coton►on, this morning, toed retort' to their barracks at Parties ; the sick troops from Walcheren, which occupied them, hawing recovered, and joined their reapective regiments. Every requisite prepara►ion is making to carry the benevolent intentions of I'. Miunams, Esq. into effect on the day of the Jubilee. at Brighton. who purposes giving a dinner to 2,000 poor individuals, at least. at his own immediate expense. During the dinner. one hundred gentlemen. having accepted the appointments, will attend as stewards, and the cause of pfulient mirth, it is supposed, will be sgreeldy promoted by their 'lnfluence. Mr. Ali Gnxu., we understand. means to dine with the objects af his bounty. and the patriotic and worthy gentleman has hero heard to 'declare, that the greatest pleasure that can he afforded him, will be that of drinking tits 11lJEITY.11 health on such an occasion. and of finding himself most heartily and loyally joined by, at least. two thousand of the poorest of his subjects. The spectacle, indeed. cannot fail to be highly gratifying to every 10%21 acid liberal mind. Mr. MI4:IIIELL, who had applied to the Prince of VI A IS. for permission to entertain the two thousand objects of his benevolence in his Royal Highness's capacious Riding-School. in t'llureh-street, lied the honour of remising the following letter 'horn Colonel BLoostri : " seta—l em roartaandsd by the Prince of Wales to seqamat yon, that hut *toys[ Highness will have great is. Indiction in atrordiud the accommodation of his Riding Hcase aria the happy nicntion to which your tette, refer., and which lea *Royal Higriatew Sets iSI a roost LAUD/ILS vit. " The dinner, consequently, will be served up, under the direction of Mr. M. Plitt.t.tes. in the Riding School, on Wednesday next. precisely at ball-past one o'clock. On Norwich Hill, on Saturday last, there were so few lean beasts, and those not disposed of, as scarcely to be &verging attention, and this small *hew was in conserence of St. Faith's fair being held this week. 1 here were no fat bollocks offered to sale. Sams fat sheep were ahewn, but none bought. A great many store sheep were penned, sort but very little business transacted. The seine remark applies to the lambs, which were for the most part driven home. There was a very great quantity of store hogs, of which large purchaser were made for. Bury and Loudon markets, and those at very high prnies. Sonic pretty good cart horses were shewn, but very dull of sale, buyers anticipating St. Faith's fair. Last week, Mrs. Goocn, of Authorpe, in a 6t of jealousy, threw herself into a horse-pond, but being observed by some neighbours. she was in a few moments got out. She was, however, so determined on suicide, that she tore two 101. notes in pieces. and immediately after took two ounces of sublimate. which terminated her existence.