Star. — London, England, 1819-05-20 00:00:00

Th e Pa Jo e Cc tjelY fix ' l E RTE) % aired P rniws The ao e st test is help . ,sizes to t 7 .-rha Wain' e{ this ti :1,1 ts the PI ;; ;ions b e ,frawn Port 'N char, • s c. r mollect a low might h Iloweve same We that it is Igen IniS' ticalarly vhich he f elons sl id, that sassinate mace of the place His Lord that he h en certai worthy o Fart, am moment 211 thisoa derstand, last place if Ene eight to Two I hick we In the astut e de sate The p Hanover several ti the ( asimsn A grey E . it the i hones OM to redned al acted Such MSC fiti 1 felt tertSbU vim I iQa th P:i; at 4 PPY tee oc,t ab:c a tarde : • tey we: talon. 'cLor n vhich Ptt arri, a By tt.. tl.l Zt,' 11; t the E ho tt par :a for harts, e, it on Po pc)! 4 atta , . t't tor line 11 die gr t he sus, 4 of •Atd e 4••-• E ENN I O' 'STAT. LONDON. TIIrRSD AY, MAX 90, 181 . 9. aus „ AT .—Holiday at the Bank, Et :lever, and South Sea House. THE FUNDS. PRIVATE BARGAINS. Consols for Acct. 7) it. Exchequer F ill. 7 8 premium. . {. iTlis forenoon. Paris Papers of Monday r Coronation, of Lours is stated to be now posi- fixed for the 25th of August. M. DE LA E, I n tencLant-General of the Menus Plaisirs, has , (1 instructions to make all the necessary pre- , ons for this important solemnity. acquittal of Ca anion and I*i:dad is made of a good deal of observation liven the Jour before us. The Penmen. alt s the Court of has taken a step in the matter, which may ifhaps in France, be thought in the least ex ; : y, but any thing4libe which, in a-Judge country, would assuredly lose hint : his seat. Monitear stases, that k has beits7.req uested PRESIDENT to publish some . 111eASEry 1111pla- as on certain false ,'deductions which might urn from the incorrentnes:s of the report which wila i s have given of his charge to the Jury. barge, we are told, was altogether improvise, a of information which seems strange, when we lea that Mr. President adjourned the Court over fourth by, for no other purpose than that he have time to digest his opinions on the car. , ever, being actually so, his Lordship, (we pre uc clay so style him) ii pleased to acknowledge it is not surprising his expressions should have misunderstood• The point on which he is par arl, desirous of explanation, respects an allusion he made to this country, or at least to some ms belonging to it. He was reported to have , that he wished the charge of an attempt to as lute the Duke of Wellington, might, by the sen of the Jury, be made to recross the seas, to lace where the couspiitcy bad originated ! Lordship states, that all be meant to say was, ')e hoped the accusation might be thrown back vrtain individuals, whom he signalized as bn- ly of the generous nation of which they form a rt, and of that government of law to which for a lent they had ceased to'belong. What is meant by iis,we must really profess ourselves at a loss to un stand. The judgment seat ought to have been the place from which an imputation on the honour Englishmen, in terms so loose and indefinite, ist to have proceeded. Two Hamburgh Mails arrived this morning, from ich we select whatever appears any way interesting. In the sitting of the Diet at Frankfort, on the 6th • a Committee was appointed to inquire into .sate of the German . Univessittis. The proposed alterations, in the Constitution of , wer, by establishing two Chambers, has _been 11 times submitted to the Aisembly of the Stater the Government, but the majority has always a disposition for realties things as the z aft. A great redaction in taxes is confidtuaily talked9f the Austrian dominions, especially in those on and land, it being found impoisibk, at the to which the products of the earth have been since the peace, that the formes rates tan be ced. Such has been the drought in Switzerland as to' • fires in the woods in several of the Cantons. lie journey of the French General, Huttor, to 'urgh has no object of a political nature in lie goes thither entirely on the affairs of his the widow of General MOREAU. P:i;ate accounts from Bergen state, that the un- Ge!mail Emigrants who sailed from that port allpwed to land in America till they should :e to prove that they could subsist without being :arde.4 to the State. As they could not do this, were sold or obliged to sell their services by -don. They were all disposed of, except 28, *ln nobody would hire. The second division, I may perhaps be still more unfortunate, had By th latest accounts, it Would appear that has been proposed in the shape of a requisition King of SWEDEN to abdicate. It seems cer aowever, that Sweden has pertinaciously evaded Payment of the Norwegian debt, and that this for some time occupied the attention of several 4 crS• Sweden resorts, it is said, to:a kind of subter ' on the question: it was to have been put in peace - Possession of Norway, " but was obliged to ob- Possession by force of arms."—But if the Nor. 'egians were averse to the change, can any blame attached to Denmark? Certainly not. Some of c°nespondence has, it is said, exhibited intent 12"guage—the Swedish Monarch charging Veit Continental Powers with exercising over smaller States a despotism not less odious than 3i. BONAPARTE, which he had himself coutri :tl to overturn. hue received fresh files of Asoestican Papers— ', later than the last arrival, but picseodug a few ImPhs of news which we bayCnot befor, 11, met '"'O folk Ilona of eli.ittecuts the follova4 of whi ch wd' would hope, for the sake of. royal decorum, is some what over-col oigat : , 14 4 ., a i•• ' "• ;Aitieriean Vappektisito left the Itkerflate ha' brusry, brings tho 4 ltillbo/14 Infonbatidnita. a :A i eCaseta had inched Buenos Ayres Eititheinireh of San liartitillithirit°' wards Lima ; Chili was entirely evacuated by, the tan , : whenthe Captain sailed froth the Port of Sialdcniaddi . thO t e, learned that Artigas was carrying on the war with giviio . 4* and success against the Portuguese: he also.taaiiiikt It Janeiro, and was iheie an eye -Witness of the fig** tfranni cal and pusillanimous action: " His Majesty theyeigning King of Pornigalat appears, was induced to visit 'cher Portuguese Atli:Ml.ll'9. ship, a 74, then anchored in the harbour, which is a kind of natural Dalin. In. Portuguese MajeitY, who has a remarkable dread of drowning, got alarmed on his return in the Admiral's large pinnace to the shore ; as soon as the Royal &verge landed on the quay, his Majesty grew outrageous, and seizing a sane, belaboured the Admiral over the bead and shoulders until the blood ran. This outrage occurred in the presence of several thousand spectators, .and ended in the Admiral's being conducted to prison." We have also before us letters from Kingston (Ja maica) to the 7th ultimo, from which we extract the following: " General WOregor had arrived at Port Royal, in the brig Harriett, the beginning of April, but be was not permitted to land, and an official notification war made to him from the Cue tom-house, that the vessel must proceed to sea--ahe 'Was from St. Domingo, and the Island and that Colony was prohibited by an Act of Parliament. General BPGregor demanded to come to an anchor, as the vessel was under Swedish colours, and they were in agistressed situation for want of provisions, and he bad dispatched litters to tte Governor to that effect. 0 -Ossieval M'Gregor further stated, that elsht of his vessels an having troops on board, had sailed from the Isle of Vache the 7,oth of March, bound to Old Providence, and from thence to proceed for the Spanish Main or some part of Carthagena.' Letters back been received from Aris mendi of a very late date, at Kingst o n, whi c h state that the In dependents have 16,000 men, six thousand of whom were British, and were in the best condition. Other accounts stated, that a bloo4 engagement had taken place at Guayana, between the Independent Army and the Royalists, in which the former were victorious, but had lost a considerable nu;nber of men ; six Spanish vessels had been burnt. Yesterday, Viscount CASTLEREAGH had a long audience of the PRINCE RECENT, at Carlton-House. . By accounts which arrived yesterday from Hanover, we have received the following minute of the christ ening of the young Prince, son of their Royal High nesses the Duke and Duchess of CAMBRIDGE: " Cambridge House, Hanover, May 12, 1819. " Minute of the Proceedings at the Ceremony of Baptism of the Infant Son. of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of CAMBIUMS : Yesterday,at a quarter before five o'clock, his Royal High ness the Duke of Cxsamme, as Proxy for his Royal 'Highness the Panics Ricers, came in State to Cambridge House, and was received in due form by his Royal Highness the Duke of Commune, attended by all the Officers of his &aff, when a dinner of sixty covers was served, at which were present the two Royal Dukes of Cuiaz.vce and Commas, their Serene Highnesses the Landgrave and Landgraiine elitist, and the Princess of Nassau Lumen, the Hanoverian Minimisers of State,' the Foreign Ministers, the Grand Officers of the Household, &c. After which, at eight o'clock, on the arrival of their Royal High nesses the Duchesses of Cutanics and Common, and her Serene Highness the Princess LOt/IsA of Hun the whole Court being assembled, the marble &l ow, in which an Altar covered with crimson velvet, bordered with gold lam s bad been pry. pared, was thrown open. The young Prince was *ow christened 'by the Rev. J_Assroaa, the Duke of CssuntOus!, Domestic Chap lain, with the names of Grown WILLIAM IPILIIMICIC &MUSS ; the _sponsors present,his Royal Highness the Duke-of Mosaics for his Royal Hl hoas the Plums Reciurr, their Serene High- MellieS the LaMgrave sod Landgravine of Llx.lss, and the Earl of Mayo representing his Royal Highness the Duke of C.l.Aaz.Nce. At the conclusion of the service, the Royal Parents were con graudated on the occasion by their Illustrious Relatives, and the whole circle of Nobility present." A few days since, a farmer's wife at Ballydine, county of Clonmell, was delivered of, fire, chiklreis, who, with the mother, are likely to do well s The Countess of CASSILLIS had a grand ,party Tuesday, which boasted nearly the whole of the dis tinguished persons of the fashionable world. • A very splendid MU was given on Monday even ing, by Mrs. BEAUMONT, to 500 fashionables, at her elegant residence, in Portman-square. Mrs. PAl'rzw BOLD'S Ball, in Harley-street, on . Tuesday evening, was attended by upwards of three' hundred fashionables. The, dancing commenced at eleven o'clock, and at one the company adjourned to the refreshment tables. Dancing afterwards re-com menced, and at four o'clock the Whole concluded. The Countess of Gnosvesolt's house was opened on . Monday night to the fashionable world with a splen did Rout. 'The company exceeded 800 in numbes, of the first rank and fashion. Se7en magnificent rows on the ground floor, were thrown open at ten o'clockl . including the new ball-room, which is of vast dimesn. siohs, and sumptuously decorated with gilding . , *.c. Every apartment was adorned with rich p.untiligs. and sculpture. It was four o'clock before the party ; broke up. . • JAMES CRICHTON, Esq..of: Vicyr Forth, nehr humh, late of the Island of Antigua, has becineathects .£Ol to the Dundee Infirmary, £5O to the Dundee Lunatic Asylum, £5O to the Dundee}:eMale: 99ciFtise: and £5O to the Indigent Sick Society. • His Excellency the PERSIAN AMBASSADOR, We MI/ sorry to state, met with an accident on Tuesday-4R0 . ; noon, while riding wi th his attendants. Bets rer*Prp, Equerry's horse, being close to his Excellency's, on turning round in the Park, kicked, and struck . hist Excellency in the foot, a little above the instep. For % tunately, his Excellency did not receive , any rracttioi 'or cut, but a severe contusion. He instantly returs s oif home, and ordered some spiritt to be brought lint" with which he himself bathed the part afaicted, in the interval medical aid was procured. His Es: cellency 'mneh pain during the night, but rested the seluile of yesterday on his couch, and is better. THE CROPS IN Suatex.—The hereabout (East Grinsteae) rid vecy fah., Hay is rapidly falling in price, which everywhere presents itself _ Of Hay this year. There is likewi blossoms on the ,Apple trees. The will be more scanty.—lt has been old farmer of this place, that two in Sussex generally follow in so turned tut to now: last year was in A pples ever tenternbered here. • h'A I'~IL 3'ELbIG E.VC De t ti thlehoodbe r Friwtdiktp, Elan IVtie a* into Brillion on the SW M arc h, basing bten jBl sat renjrivatese of tgloo dollars la specie/. - 'fS4 t • , 1 Mak VittSela,_Duairax, front Bengal and ode sod the Clathatine, GILANAM, from New Zealand, aV10.61141141b0 Caine Of 1300 i Hope the Sttli January. Thu latter has oit.lausrd-15611 "I_4 br sperm oil. • Plergassea; Max I.9p...Wind S. floe weather.—Arrived the &tsep; Rilwail, from London. Sailed the Duanasetter; ou a endue, , Faustoueu, MAT l?. -Wind S. W., 7 -Arrived the Active, Houma, from Loudon) and the Eghani, PxTsaa,iroat ditto, far Buenos Ayres. • Pt.twouvu, Mar IL—Wind W.S.W.—Came in the Unity, Woomines, from Dublin. • Poanaseunr MAT 19.—Wind &E.—Arrived the Sprightly, ' Batas from Lisbon, having on board the corpse, at his PrifAl the Duke of Beceilvon. Passed by, for London, the City of Bourdeaux, —, from the Cape of Good Hope. Doves, MAT 19..-Sailed thi, morning the Princess Char lotte packet, Captain Hauums, far Ostend, wish a mail and passengers ; also, the Lady Jane James, (*min Ilairwaasi, and. King George packet, Captain Euro, for - ealats, with passengers. Arrived this afternoon the Lord Sidniouth, Captain Plume, and I • Antigone, French packet, from Calais, with passengers—Ws experienced here, early this morning, a storm of thunder ail 'lightning, with heavy rain, and about seven o'clock, jest after 'high water, the tide rose and fell in our harbour several times in the course of a few minutes, a eircuinstaace.very unl s sual Dem., May 19.—Wind W.—Arrived ices evening and sailed for the River, the Stately, EDGAR, from Jaanales. Came down from the Riser and sailed this morning. the Fearon, Row; for Bahia ; Emperor Alexander, DAVUMON, for Ries Janelro4 Os car* Pansere, for St. Übe's; Tarantula, POOLMAN, for Hayti; Jame and Barbara, Bunco, for St. Vincent's • Brunswick, Bcais*•and Curlew, STSWAIf, for Qu ' ebec• Rubi, Waconisoa, for ; and Ariadne, HAMILTON, for the West Mks. Salled'thie morning the whole of the outward-bound that eater down yesterday. Arrived this morning, and nailed for the River, that Arnhem. au ' x from Jamaica. .I.l4avorsc, Mar 18 . .-Ar rived the Hibernia, Ransom, from Buenos Ayres, sailed 2.2 d February ; on the tits April, in 1/t. 2. 3S, N. long. 32. 30. spoke the Wellingtou, YfotpELL, from Bahla,'for Falmouth; on the 28th, in lat. 52. lang. 35. 30. spoke the ship Indispensable, atom+, from the South Seas, for Lon don, out eleven weeks; on the 11th May, in lat. 49. 20. long. 16. 2. spoke the ship Amazon. of London, from Jamaica, out six weeks. Also arrived the Mediterranean. Canso, from Paraibo, sailed 2d April. The Agreeable was to sail in seven days. CUSTOII-HOUST, Mar 19. — Entered ITONardS.-•••TheWaITILOM• Warren, from Harlingen ; New Union, HOW, from Calais ; the Princess Augusta, Vickers, the Prince of Orange, Collins, and Royal Soiereign, Collins, from Rotterdam; Rover, Smith, from, Calais; Rapid, Mundy, froni Smyrna; Woodman, Bean, from Batavia; Ceres, Samung, from Dram; and the Dublin Packet, NPNiece, from Dublin. Entered Outwards—The Harmony, Woodall, for Demerara ; Acmee, Calvey, for Havre and Hayti; Preussers, Reim for Elsineur ; Vrow Cottle, Jake. for Am sterdam ; Nichol;ori, Cairn, for Bermuda ; Letitia, MontgO mery, for Belfast; Prince of Saxe Cobourg, Ladd, for Rotter dam ; and the London Packet, Collins, for Ostend. Cleared Outwards—The Heron; Palliest, for Calais; Almeria, Winter, for India; Dorothy, Capplemanofor Ebineur and Petenburgh ; Celerity, Berman; for 'sehec ; Ann and Sarah, Rome, for Hamburgh ; Frieride; Edwards for Cork ; Nee, Adams, for Hamburgh ; Lion, Dail. for Madrira; and William and Mary, • r, for Oporto. A very fine brig, called the Tarantula ; wari'dis patched on Monday afternoon from Gravesencl o sby I Colonel MCCIAONE. This vessel has on boarcl , loo men, inducting a number of Officers, destined to join the expedition against New Granada. There were present in the House of Commons, im mediately previous.to the division on Mr. TiltitNNY'S Motion, on. Tuesday eight, 539 Members, four of whom, attached turihr l FßEN %TILL IL Party, viz. Minn. WYNN, Ptit,94so*, lisNaLa..auLswis, and FNEt- MA NTLIC, went away without voting, making Abe number wbo divided 596, and exceeding by 20 the largest 'cfivisiOn to be found on the Journals. - The total at the division en the question for turning out the WA LPOLL Administration in 1741, was 50a; •On that of i 783, on Parliamentary Reform, 442: on that of 1787, ...respecting the Regency, 472; ock that . 44 1807, relative to the new Administration, 505; and on the Catholic.Qtrestism in 1812, 515. • , lire following is an o fficial Copy of the Resolutions ot . the Secret _ C ommittee of the House of Lords, pre •Senteri to the Hayek, by Lord. HARROWBY , on Mon day last :-.=. . .-1 - )U , .li.• •• • • Thai it isimpe4lo to sebdpue the Restriction upon * S. Cash Payments by . tbe for a time to be limited, in such manner and on Such - tidos as shall be provided by Perlis.- moat, with a view to ensure its final termination at the period so to be fixed. . . • . • That previously to dm Resumption•of Cash Payments by the I Bank, it is expedient that the Bank should be required, at a time tole fixed by Parliament, to give in exchange for its notes, gold duly assayedand stamped at his Majesty's Mint (If demanded io an amount not km than a number of ounces to - be limited) valu ing the sante in such exchange at a price not exceeding four pounds one shilling per ounce. • That st , the expiration of a further period, to be also fixed b y Parliament, the Bank should be required to give in exchange for its notes,•gold so assayed and stamped (if demanded to mi amount 'net less than a certain number of ounces to be limited) valuing the same in such exchange at the Mint price. That at some time between the two periods above mentioned, the Bank should be required to give in exchange for its notes, gold so assayed and stamped, *sluing the same at a price between foto. pounds one shilling and the Mint price ; -and that after the rite at which gold shall be valued in such exchanges shall have been once lowered, it shall not again be raised. ' '. -That after the period shall have arrived at which the Bank shall be required to give gold in exchange for its notes at the Mist price, a further period to be fixed by Parliament should be .alloWed s and a certain notice given, before the Bank shall ba I -required to pay its notes in cash. nat it is expedient that all laws, which prohibit the melting or exportation of the gold or silver coin of the realm, and the 'exportation of gold or ,silver bullion made of such coin, should be repealed. . . .. ' Titt Resolutions proposed for the Commons are precisely the same in substance. i;I:Mr. SurrstenstAN, whose premises, in White-street, Borougb, were recently destroyed by the bursting of Abe boiler of a steam-engine, and who was at the •tinpe dreadfully bruised and scalded, died in St. Tho. mass Hospital on Sunday last. paanLy Fasniows.—Turban of gold colour silver lama rntu lin with a heron plume. Robe of gold coloured velvet, trim - Med with muslin, and bows of gold coloured ribbon. Sleeves 'shirt, and trimmed round with vandyked lace; the bosont . vrith a doubie trimming of the same. • • BOXING- The stakes of 190 guineas aside were made good last pight at' Esur,o%, between (be backers of the Giant and aselt.m, for tke Ist Of 'June. Burns, it seems, is in high condition, and edtrd 6to 41dEtleit sion Um without hesitation; and numerous betake*. also been made that the contest does not last forty ininitek Also, that SheltOn is not vanquished in less than bag fil.hourwv A depOelt.lias been put down fora new Match betweii . cs and hit late mons opponent the auk. The man ecoldw his recent &splay of manhood eta be backed for XXV Cooper ' "üb, Ationft ..tho. - 1./Illonit.nt of Hussiii; ovicleirthFromowtigirriin left Midi= got!Detirriesiks; bet thee* mate - te WoltittlAF`t - - -.- • : Pikilled, Taismixowtvi Stacie; let% , . DiumalOsfa.—Ab the period fast amoscleas educe, in con bLilibilecd giAa• 4 1 50404 relinecion tif4c, Regiment, -we .ire about to lie operated; before that evegjeipbes place, we litho lain had tie_pleasurs and satisfaction AC serving under your command, at Heatleparteis, are atzioni to express to you our &elite and grateful thanks-ler your kind and friendly attention Se our interests, and the anslous desire you have at all times skwn to promote our cunkfort, welfare, and bapipinesa, the re= collectioo of Which, We beg to assure you, will be Indelibly kn.; pressed no out memories. • Being nifty sensible that the intrinsic worth of any token wisliela we can offer you is not what would give it Value iti your 111Stinntion, but its being the grateful tribute of our esteem and regard, will, we hope, make it acceptable. Influenced by this psosideration, the Officers at Head-quarters are induced to re filet your at ceptance of a Sword, value only Fifty Quinces, *IA ker. Flours (of Clearing-cross) will be instructed to send snovor you will be pleased to direct. In taking leave of yciu ' permit us to offer bur best wishes for Ile future health. baPPirless ! and prosperity of Mrs. Sun/ and vpugeatt : and believe us to be, dear Colonel, With tuialterable esteem, your's, most sincerely ' Wllll6ll EDWARDS Captain, R.Y.R. Gitolos Cathy. LjeSitenant. J AMES Pinged; Lieutenant. Wawa( Piasnaaci, Lieut. and Adjt Tnostas Acosta. Rodger. Jour Cxmit,Ensig,o. Famala S.:Div*); Ensign. Wasiak E.. PiCKWICK, raligt• Itupsox,Ensign. .. , . " ... : . . Eassln. A P i a l rasSei,' S r A i madt, . r - 4fail's•_ \ • tietti-Colo Asortelttanel. f irali , York • Riiiftwp, Isig:td 'Did' . • . ~.-:-.1 .....-, . Tunnsan, Wog Wogs; tat ... Gawstamun—ln nisi:sing you my sincere dames Sae Ow -may handsome letter you hen addressed torn*, permit nag ,te mg, that it was mostonexpeard, imid More litrtioulsril dfatifil from the short period I been amongst you. The Sword you have. dolle me the isonour of offering, I a c cept with pleasure, and skill value most highly, not only as a mark of esteem and regard from my ,Brother Maas, but as a memorial of the support I have invariably received from them, o for which I beg to express my warmest acknovriedgments. Allowable to hope that, et some future period after our ap 4naddniga4sation, we may again meet ; and till then, may men attend you. ides. e and myself are fully sensible pp for at *our kind wishes.—Believe me to remain. Your much obliged and there (Situed) livist.: lgni ld-I.* R. Y. it: • To the Officers of the Royal York ' . • at Head-quuters, Island - . _ - ' 4 7 - ". -, .. e:' Wednesday evening, Majoresaituisecit, of the Northumberland Militia, on MI wily lime to Wark. worth, had the misfortune 0 4 EO kplaiM horse, and was killed ou the spot. , Miss MACAULEY'S Maley our MuAct) Regalia, called " The Shamrock," tea ' place To-Mounow EvExtuoi'Priday, the 21st, at the Itipg's Theatre.— Tbi s Serio-Comic and Musical Entertainment has been mostly written for the present occasion. In Part First Mist Mac.autav will introduce an Apo r tophe - to ale Memory pf. Mrs. Joaziagit,,with a Picon• i tiCilie i grr, A sent Fashionable Mode of .Theatrical Maeggement: Part &cord,•will consist of Miss Macatrisvis•cele bratecltgativbs of the Ith, Pura, ,Mils 1411 defisterOsatlie^tts. of the Tratrit Alm& tshu-r. tary Lievec4of.tho Televrof prielaturesSi• iksciao! cl tioeilipth-105414Wailt*; 461404. 7 ., 77. 1 - 401.,A0 *304 Ot Mr. flookham austi-Nr..Sbeite Outd-stroseri, ',Mr. %anis, Pall-Mall; Mgr- %MO% .Strand; Mr. Cleiventi, Cheatisidc ; lM i. CronittlVinkj No. 14, • ; Mils ****7, ni064#14,1110 square ; and;at the dc/XCA • tir.» Five Tickets. one guinea, si • aiehets,4..eacb. Pit Ss. Dotrricopest at fieuvi • •• . • eli p tri. ! mence a Eight.--u Thatiie 100 1 ,W iA Truth clammed to .Costelii " 7 "'"jis;,:po. 'shed by Miss DIACATILST, price .2‘,. to. he; bfd cif all • the Booksellers. • • •:••• c: bo• - •:.s7 , K 1 wo's 'Tit ZATRII.7O eSPIIf Mitt .. * * l fto". #4k, l entitled La Rosa ; 0n, ,. Putistaiteiti .seas i.. ..i It is slight but pretty,. Wm loverouseat. in. i *lran scene, dance, make leit4:end are eifiOstied bre In, tervent ioti of, a ttelt . .: . 01nirlYi the 110triste. of the village 4, We . Presume,. liintii.Vta.l'ii)iiiiniiettie: wig. The farnared lind,inckless loveti , letnOseit, *stint way in the disguise of a Pilgrito,:iisd heir 'a Pitting his fair one with the usual bopes:aftif..litri4 ~ avers himself to her. They are 'aganfiepa;.rezed, t the calamity is' brief, fot the Inter turtAout to bi a'great Lord, enters with a train of attendants, alarms the Magistiiitte; • astonishes . the niother,- and &h&c, amazes, giicl irjusthe iiiixtress. The 'll , et4ndilVith. A m. general 'ancl.ieit 'graceftil 'dancing. ik "tAhtlVtk.' dame Dueciitt were the principals,. sntst i g had all its (ormer merit, ileci.wafrelar The h0u . 5e , !0,4,f011, _ : . : -- . . : LL . !i" , , , , :-4 . --- -!...: Daultii,444..ra l itc gpitittit ,I.eg*iltht ► ells, Benefit t, 4 . 14 n .0 Us - 4i - of i riti - Yitita Day; or, Abe at•Flatlipten Coafii;.ini thtp :rfoikieci for the fi rst dine . at thit Theatie-V ' * 'of Ali was sustained bY Mr. Ithistobt 2. - with his boa:446;lkt and SUMO. *Alto played 7 .9"eaciiek in ifinteri Thieves; and took •his,usual chazicier iim the3t4owipe „fare* of Min Ar.affoits i or,. it _Ttifp to AlievjAk. Wet were happy kaieelliaa On this occasion glipailtO,Nkfiltftie forgetful of an old and insaleatiltittie:ntir servant:* The house was extremely well filltd,sackinthe course Of the evening, his exertions were rewarded bytbe repeated greetings and approbatibii4 the audience. C O MM-GARDE:C.—Last night, knew Maladratztk alike et titak Patriotism, was produced at this Thea tre:The subject matter of this Piece may be dismissed in a fgw.Plattis : Mao brothers, natives of Swedeo, attach tbeinselves tp peps... 'rats interests—thc one identifying himself with his country and his Ki ng q u ,, F arus, and the other betraying both by 'paining tby I) 3 4olC,in g . Tip brother, otiose patriotism was not to be alukrii, is prosetibed for his fidelity, and accidentally brtrand b f fitsoll4 dfighttr.intoshe bands 4.4 . the Ddtdsh army, viol C l opanderan7Cliief his more flexible brother happened now to bi t; sad whits he 4 lcd out to be !first br a Subordinate (Aker, pbrotber r ashy , ha aad suffers the dictates of nature to fr.te a ose fa his presessatMn. In the meLn time accounts errive that Gustavus has advanced in ttinniph to the gates of Steck. hqin. and the burning Ole village it the signal for the reveit cf as!` , and the overtbrolv of the Danish arms. ••MtilAlliOTT is said to be titi author of the Piece; and the success it met with from a crowd ed anctient*, proves that his talents* are well adapted to that part,icular. species of Arritipg. Uttar, L:stow, BLANCJIAItI),.• raid, Miss Foo exerted. therittelvet with much euedis- in•their r tire chartFlers. ' Gooseberriei are sellUagi ' inburgb an&Gllsgew at 2s. 6d... 2 pint (tsee itzar rhe crops hereabouts ms maul 4'07(.71;Tbm-7h-0-o aide.. 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