Star. — London, England, 1808-10-24 00:00:00

• . • .k e • c urrent, that w the fate of Spain is irrevt)eably . After he has as pnbiicti altuouncedthat thiA de s' to begoverned by a neitdyna.ste'reantalsat dramayi. one of his own creation--aft# SPallt a ; its o*n • POI t t li k. independence,. has. solilieo assd wee hate6rranted our alliance and aid—after, f dude &tie' been foiled.. and his brother driven With tea?, frotis the Throne —lt will not be easy to persufik :the world that pun refusal to treat without consulting our Allies, 41s a proof of our perfidy, and that England,. is enemy o f race. I Peace !—The ideas with whic Ottiosi, con. netts it are as opposite as light and .darkness. He .has Mt/Wed fore; _to ens l ave a great peoples he has. hitherto failed in both, and new applies to-lieillke Let Frince, Russia, and England . 111 aVe pan to my ma nagabent r -61441 o trotvp; wtiaf ;I. ltive *MO. ..' 1 . 6 - .4 4: 10 4 4'44 r i m shall hav*Aat Ilesteol ► isusti *are. Llos 'f ot tottesitis"inVii" . yo lk avows Ihji the niouth of his hiinisterthat ,the possessive of the • Spanish - Oki, by O't' Skit „OIL*, is'. necessary to ena ble him to chastise rias,iteelence and humble the ride of OF Want id* ISMS foriotteit this decloilOW.Eng l634 has not, bpi if b e ~in ,1 collects it, •whats:iiiitst the,wOrld think of hie ing efontery d a proposition to England to Low Spain *rag be . Waeciiictiorcit the wirldeat 661110nd, i 0914, k ivehtlYCPP itifoymation J 4 terms CTetlit propos i t i o i g i o .;,_We s cill!IOU : hofve;ver,` mistake their A pizit ! asa4mption, of the Spanish Sovereignty remains-unrevokeda rqtor can BiltaltS,'!iSsltiaintfitis 6 o 6 ! l ; VAsiekkaviPtittheir basis the ro esta 4ceir • !.; „. One eircp,Frassee deserve! PaetieParatketifi*.dn fi wr i c i - s s i*spee the allies of Engimpilaele isseltdd to treat separately, and were du petr %lb ' - itateiions fraught with ruin and 'degradation to themselVeo.L.- Why does not N i tPowo: new pursue the same course? The Spaniardeirilittot. refuse to treat on honourable t terms lyby . ittbk calh system now, to :lie .re: versed, and teglatul to' be first invited to a seperpte• treaty? • The world is not so blitt# is not to see,,,..the 'CAW. Ar to ALEXAI6II4 great as he *ay Ilakeybraidt we consider him, on the prtsent occasion, is the•ile. , graded light of a slate to VAPOLEOIc. To reacibi issa his objects and motives -would be contemptible. • •' A Saturday his Majesty's ship SCS*PRINI Captain STANFIELD, arr ived at ?Pyrnouth, and yesterday his Majesty's ship AJIMAINI, captain RAGOUT, it Portsmouth, both with dispatoher. By these iissals we have reeetved Portuguese papers to tb . ...941 lust. ' from which we present such extracts as tinaltAdist and limits permit. , Private letters from Barcelona, eantaltrif jtf. . use Papers, describe, in moving term tliei7Othiki suf fered by the inhabitants of thairsierts'VeialrbiCe of .their still remaining undef .iissi::o4;ter4 . 4itikre French. Animal food Waite 10 Teal! Tines (nearly eight shalai44bilpaabialiiii bread hrinisperfiic , 04; Eight French Generals had itiiti l / 4 11044 $ about the middle of Septemberfioni #Tatice; tstitlt, the command of the French - Ifitirrcolleetedlitel7e' A letter•hoolliiiividated •Illek•September, state., that General LivittitkladleinittieliedlYtlieNta; niardtitear Venni , del ?mg*, and snared .a vest& derabk lota He had been forted Ham hlr TiosiiiOrt; • ______l ., Ardiunc.4l, ilvtELLlGecsi - , : ~, _.. SHllll"ti""h7l4sl3lTtle. . 'll4. ... _. f r ._ -t• * ' • ...tl4:-.4,1; ma '.:. ': . .4- . .,..t.; .., . • * PI (Ws 64 Marsty4s ship MOSIMT.,, 18( . DOVEReOtitelikatm.4 . .. . 3 "ti ' ''.l ` gs t ligitiad to pottenburgis sad .1' le si. , . , eirariti Wind-bound, the -v 4'oll**r brissit • .7 .tioeitof wit has the signal firing Catitt La t iamr, from't„ t andc Sap;fi4oo th e • : * 7 4 iiiir ItAtiolatigibijoind isrthiej•iie several ~ ._ brig Brodiers, Captain Sronsiis' 8.7.,fr0m . toad - 624 vessels here la de irigt vatua a ble cargoes boaa4 ti!ift4ei .bbund to Malta, - also several.' coastiat vessels. - ThO she 'will depan ' itiiico Witt . them to-toorrovi--Sefireir , I sdhooner William, bound to Carmarthen from Len : and those of the Esnriiiini frigate arato.,:h*..,..Pidd ttl don, which peon shore on Romney Sands on Friday, air before they sail. ' Morning, and. was : desertecr,by her crew (as men- A • A Arrived th e maivina, WHITE, with,,, tioned in •.; 4lrster of ilia* day) was this morning loss of cable and anchor , and having _obtained, ` I picked uphy two boats.belouging to Fojkstone and 'ones ht . their: mod, Twore . deti l - immediately' odd towed vas;&ere abblitiltrile to the westward of that ' loop; . trliet her cargOla taken oat, she being • such voya g e to the /4!t•thte°46.l9 " tal ' s.. The ,_•___- and.,Elizaheth, •-mAid--sTiVissashrillits also 1011 1 " 1 L a cable-and 2.11C1 . R3 in ths,hidke L tak .i . 4 1 ),,liother coat* item ,•• .n.,lit :-.t. , !•;, t!,:••; - - 1 7 . , ,, , rir 1. • will sail to the Saitie Ihigkot:Sit aktisitsimith. Ciertisme•22.; , ...The FretichahestArhiefooliskied in - --,--- • • .=•• - rir LI . • 000 1 4 I - •• 111n - Nill ' Friday:morhing last with Priiiiikhisit lit hatil iteto4 ' TRUROi: cerserttu i tted w i th thtto f ititt ir tal sielai i .: • • .., t r a. l The Windsor Castle Packet, Cattnin Wiliest, ar-; 't ' l'il t4oplover tOWarcliCalais:W l77' -77.-s 7i kiiied on . Thur s da y fraira2ktrierica,:ni*Oolie,,g;t4 .. i . s i . i tabaki , arrived abate deeeitt , e , kais c o the eirea, / bargo is expected to continue in spite of 'clamourietia, bank fulit.o:Winci W. 51. - W, bltrwt strings with *m the Corgress meets in March next. - i.• ,1•„; , r 0 zi a 4 ,4, 0 " 23. • , ~,, - . Early yesterday morning the 'private Seeretiltif" s ' b i Att lligg ig An t -. th e R a w- 1 6i 6 4 4. )5r.. c a map ts, arrived at Falniouth,, express from; ' hill li 4 kel .. . '' co the ----k • London. A King's Messenger is - also there ; and' wa..list(ir;.4taiit, ciine.teal;:,. 4 491 1 011 — `" . to . ai o. ig e n the Windsor Castle Packet is held in readiness' to sings Betel, and about mosen so iel os k w e re pm on Rant this for Gijon with .him, charted with i board their boat, which' Stiat'kepe in rewadintigs by or; iMportant dispatches. . - .. .... 7.•; ' oi . p e r . , : v , ~ by,t i oled i fil), l 4 t os i t f roß oo t. Lord .and I...afilT 1:1014.A. D and family export , • •;* . ' • • hal .. " •. .11 1, *le ith . filiteutsli•'iot 40 j u - we i g h * sail En Falmouth tomorrow , in the AmAgab 1 • 64. i 44 tr ue s ' .of 20 posilisfisis the watirazdoinsii, sailed through; the .firttsPirrt bflikirorisidOrith Mails for the same .•,... .I. for thit l 4ltaiSV . iSaileil: the 'fie: brig and ' . stinati . 'MAP %,•• ;- i-' ' ' ' 'I, RnY 4 9. ll .ta.blaie s glie ' enei'a d tti ' l itillii ))slitvoaoss, ' ! T : aeAn"°.°l Abi rl lghble kis t fl;lei af . ' l,ol sii far tenants, ha& REN girnrition a crulie ' cif liogiiiiiis. (l. 4riived the . • been ran foot eg. th . tit. ; :: ' - --...', We'd., _it: : ' 71atr des ~,r., ~ '; e ' B uriza,suo i4 . 6 an i . i i .cto - '4i ni r s : ,4i i i i i b it zt n e tir o , Faint, et atuhon . W nd r ob es . , boh pit atikaridltdatiwtith 1 dows from - the) ftiozs- thb Margot *4 .**-14 , -CioD.: • :Toe lane;' Reid, from %kiln for Lishon ; add ;hr` •• • '''',. thin WullitlisON, for Neir•Provldinice. 'r • .. 4 r Ihaers, frot:t.Doblio for Pam:tooth, have palm° "', rbe, .dimunted, thelitter NSW the lose of main eidLtt -', ',.. :• In the lieinitiiMen - of hisiige, Betlempben, iiift : . Iriwarcrovn, ;fishery from Jamaica for WititelOWeeSAirit • Hero, Christian Seventh, Invinelle,llluatrious,Lev • ' rora, Ntssimmons • and the Venue, MoirtgOmert c liyin Belfa u ; 'table. Wvo,ll.4TritotuClyds. again, Aiert,Bokli• 1.40d00, have ;alio Shieldivell:Roada. -'...' :., . .• -7 .i , ' • Proll.ohßf!"*** , a" Blase" . ~ ~.• 'kit . or'i - , The Mamie, -os from Loodotiderry fotilimilidi; b lost 1 - ..Hrit` PIJTJHOUTH§ . 00TOSER 22'. ' •r si nor LoddndahL •' , - •-•_...' • .'• 1 -; 0,- Thel'oetiaguree ship.m. Maria., /ricotta* , Antillesin+fly. 4.014 t Niter of die 20th, I informed you 'ot wt . ...v.«, ia. r? eii leek M - Weipild' , p near argatoy ,east ActrAgefibter 'haviig Sailed &pm Cawsand, lay, in to tee 4 * ; ` t " . : •,-r ?‘''''"' . Math ptivatetet . 014144 =Owed a brig -.; -•. '. titi l tltsEtkittitt Or Pititt , tlOtelii ; /".''''.. - ,_...... . . _,.. . g . Thgltevolutionnaire, fir the ' Windt eettlaileNd astir the !Mit,* ; T. have .eorr, ***satire to.say, t May. 1104 will be 'paid on Wedv,..iie Ilitc' "Aliagit 1 .. . chat, through the premptentettiOns of Calk:tin Mtn, M e t= a s V i the t .recl r t, iii . e ...v ve : - .1: .. 2. - .• 14thT of- the Active • EXcissielbt!er; bf - Falmouth, she tared' of the Sd Augutt 1805, Wiltbeitaid;thC i raß "pia i aule up w i t h . at m ;rea r * b r i g Just " the, :rent% Irm a; and the faft the honer pl e a r ce 7 'brEk . t,:) , ~ .. tfiirtiii night was closing in,:put imen'al board Vi e , eler The Mr, for ptel.ouies Augutte. ' * the 24th WV iiiiPs continued the pursuit aftai t llki trench lugger . ~,,,..., will be paid this day, on, baud; it l` €4 . ; and re-.4led as 3 ur Na 67, Fore-street, Plymouth, es 'wad Sattirdaya;Yor brig arrived here liet.eveningt and turns oat to Be the dm assatbs• - ' '.4's' "i'll ., ' ' ' ' • Maria, of and for •Teigntnouth, Capt. SAMUEL W.: ‘4l.;.i it . ;..,....,..., ..',rt . iimiurs, from New Bru nswick, laden with timber,, 'Yesterday morning the kr46,•Priiiiiissiti"Aiiotrirs, *ads, spars, &c. Sloe was taken about noon, Of .the: SOPIIIA, and Amnia; accompanied liy LiOy• G-, *kh, within a mile of, the Edystone, iind recaptured MURRAY, General FITZROY; Colonel Desaaow, and Sae day about 5 ,P.M. seven miles S.W. of the aMnlh Pat a r., se ro.di on to b S y t. George 's .ift from the W indsor, sdystone. Only one of the Maria's cr'e'w arrived in of St. limei ' la chap. and 22d * verse " But be ye Ikit,r, and he was eonCealed below; all the others were doers sit the Word; and not hewn. only, deceiving !liken en board the baiter. , • . your **melees." . . The Duke . and DuChess of Moirritose have left This morning we have received further information Town for Woithing; their Graces intend returnanz inspecting the c„ipture, from Captain Boom, who on s att i r di y s e ni f t h- - - ' • -.. L' g t. li fortunately released from his confinement, havin g - The Earlot 'GALLOWAY arrived, on Satixrday, at been landed at Saleombei, eastward of this place, Kirkham Hotel, in Brook -street, from Scotland. eederrived bere : this morning to take posseision of Lord Lve . ax arrived yesterday 'at Lord Zitiior-• the Maria. The time of capture, Sm. he relates N O n's li°a* vet Graflnn ' street, fmni hi t 4t:kes. . . _ , ~.._ _ _.,. ... . - • pearly es'alpliciukeepdienkeves the following addi The Marquis of HUNIT/iY, liit 1 . 84: mai* 4E ditfliil riffitilow - 416##hen he first. the logger ranee of 105 miles, in less than'soresbnorig . lishall ling at Run, she " *inn* colours ;lois*, ad eight retiree - of horses on the r0ad. ,, • , . -, :. , • -1.• • . ._ . that be..bad lot • : scion .of her bein..a. ."/During bus : Royal Highness the FANO:if WAWA ...„..,,,.....,_- 4..... , 4 ,.. 5,. e .,.... visit to. Portsmouth, the Honourable -- , -Sritseen, ilrille , l .•,*"'"r ' 'l ' 4 115 , 1011 ,__ ,brig neared the son - to Earl Smarmy . a- . Midshipman on board- the Illirs, l l o orea her santt Ine:111!!'m towards ay'', and Tigre, was introduced to him, Ind also a sou of Earl ibiid. ' • , her, se ieliiitt r sway auto of her - -- I fine youth, al..ieutenant in the ner' , - t • ;As' •;":R i di A4iviatte frontiers the ' are the the mez coming forward nibutiom the " IJkijig6 Majears ship . ' -- *-- - -•-- --- "--..-- r" -m ' then And into her, which cut away three. of her main •Bicacetzr, a very ,fine youth, aLieutenant in the nayy; et the. lam Greenwich .. wioh stir •_ - •: and had•kft eight -sir ten bonne is possession of the shrouds : . they then ran a i onst id e , an d b oar d e d t h e Th e p l ume appeared extremely happy-so see.them v A fire bro ke out on onday night ] ask•at., the th e ba l ia.with "farmhand atm- *tan , works belonging. to Sir R. PasLa r -a ct , a t. enemy. 1 C (.7.. 41•1?Y•I,•111 , •.. ; 1 -• - ' brig, and because Captain Basin kept his Colouni Ahrewas, near, Litcb&ld, which totally eviksissn e d. The Spanish•Gerierat cornMandivg the . army - of and shook them by The Duke of CLARENCE is nm expected to up, one of the Frenchmen made a stroke at him . With "" mu _.- leave Portsmouth till Mr. Frrz CLAamrcs,..his son, diel•w• The damage is estimated . l 4.4o• 9 o(l. • Estremadura, has issued a Proclamation to Ms troops, a cutlass, which severed his hat i n tin,. and then "sails :be is extra Aid-de-Cramp. tniGeneral &Ans. The number of sheep and 1. ' .....- c t' at L ewes ezhortingthem to treat their Portuguese neighbours made a thrust at his body, which passed through his Hie Royal, Highness has desired .that• the Royal ' fair on . ' i 4 9 114 ,..,1•15tg ex et'' •• °P . ie " f , u "' ' i• of which.- as brethren. It is dated Badajos, 27tbSeptemlier: • then robbed him of his watch and alliiis Standard. nety nos be hoisted, • nor cantinas placed *NNW Were : OX•goest pn - .. - ... &ho ng The Esrreviadurian army seems•to be in full march . coat : they w eek, was •- ail ••• ' . Aok i 'l n n& before Admiral . MosrAGu's house, during his stay. 4 . 4 clothes, and began:to make off to the southwa* rd..-- to cooperate with the Portuguese in guarding their . .Princ ess of . WALis's apartmeuti In Kensing- • ver m e F e w es t •'' - `4 - - • ; •7 i ~'' r- 1 , ',. ' On disccrrerrng the Amy,: cutter in close 'hate, the The •** • ....i i.. - • ' ...L. readiness- . .'Pair' othareittiree "' ' 4 •- - - - ton Palace, are•expec. t 0,....., in ,complete, • A . . . / , • - frontiers front any hostile attacks. We learn b* • ..s.-' • ' lugger dropped alongside the Maria, end took out, foe the reception. of her Royal Highness about the for a P. 4 . 41 WheSII-r!‘ . ... '.. 410141 k %:A. the Lisbon Gazette of the 7th, that the Portu'guese • as they conceived, every n that Was on board Ist of January next. The principal acconnitodations .pair of rabbits, . ...•. . . .. e.,,,,,, ... ~,,,,„,... are busied in the organization of their army. The will consist of a drawing toxin , a saloon', a waiting - ,spring about 940 . T iF , ..-- . " 4" 4l Wir- 061. her, and made sail from sbe cutter to prevent her folkwing appointments have been made, subject - . 'to • ' . • ro w% a, hal cbarnber r and an eating-rooni. ..Tbe sat, ,a2L 4 7r fift#Pfla3f4444l% • . 1 44 111 010 ag capture ; but it appears, that during the c h ase , the the approval of the Junta of Oporto id oldie apartments are to consist of anti-moms. zou , •-• ...,-. • , -*.•.;• ,, .---,v.... 4 . :•*, *, '4 . , -0. on+o4 4 tt - - '' Bon.i,ain frigate; Pm* setrr &pp of war, - 4114 a The sue Ilasmings - of the rooms a ce of a tdeep crimson and , SPCiail" ITYMaI°OI.IIS, II . . 1 , 4 • • Ti be Governor of the Province of Alentejo-,ldeuteina4h• aeral Francisco Paula Luke. -, lugger', hove in sight, joined in the pursuit, and by .white. A very elegant crimson bed, with bronze and night, the . Gendemed of - the. tftt .. sh l • • *.• hi h that H • • • . • . 0111,a Ffte , ,sa • Ti be Counsellors of War—Count Monteiro Moe, Getteral of S even o'clock she 'was captured by the leustriete, gilt PrAanunah.lial , ,hoes , elligtu l - , ; . Three Alltpw- ,_,______ . .. • , it_lit •'• e• I• . •-•_. -. • •. ' the Army of Sul ; and Lieutenant-General Marmot George Go- by w h o m s h e .was carried into Torbay yesterasY•-• cha k sdaliers ' witiLdiamead out dra j kan f uln d aPitorePrerr toot o r ß f l e sneTinc y .D' n :: d in' , - at,T . . ...;.tser'* -=. ,f,e. 4 w LnC io - ,„ ;* ill os7_: . 7 . : ligip' . : 1111. ,041:40' - Fir- MatgAt ms de Sepulveda: A • •lustres, bwee bwm-itttrSuced. The She. it about thirty tons burthen, called' Viirfireak bro hi •. it • iii to be who l l y 4 tej .. the p ee . s ue d in •*• . ' 'Oh, pcissinr . 0 6‘ .00 6 - _yet , ug in , is sail . To be LieutenantiGeneral—General inrostifial Frans ilia An.- - _., . .. . , tf . my, with two swivels , Ta ll arm; and shitty - caws costume. The' tied goes into a reMss, which . , drada, Co:nraandias. tire Army of Nate. • i .. To bikE*llll 4 l,o4--214anuel Pinto,Bactllar. commanding Oia.,en, ailtOrtg whom "Fe :ft Plglishnsen,. who gi n vls it the op i rearp,Dce.if a t h rone ; th e curtains ase ed, focced, riq,u4p,the,. . ~ . . .*. the Argo of .Obscrvation of Norte; Notte Freise dc A04 1 '44. 14 aaw in .Aare ca5w4.0474 0 4 1 1 1 . the:I4"LbIANT*-7 lin ed • . . and- ...Oa,' isr oda tartrAsild!e ... , ~.a444:40 kpi ,"":11alkilni a di v ision of the Army of Nursei . •Michae! !aide gb a b e b op ra R am% and :had en a former craite • • • A req vnt uisi T tlon ow to . the . Sberiff of Middlesex for an im- at , a ._. ' Maw ii i ..Pri laii il: -18 . " of at POW* Am • " ' Aina_, _ nEs n t s er s e County,. for. the i tigesse of ,011 . Enbs 0tea.n . 0 . 1 . 1 Maj .0e , esifitr . • , 74 d e .. 4. 4rim:Adiuiut General to the sanie iirosif'i'ine 1054 1 11 . 1 4!! eoptored this Lads Itierchat, 'of Wersiouth, and adoinof.o. his ron t h e su el er4 as;,,C an ,, scnbed. We are. fIo i IAINS,' iiiiriff -' ' • 1 1 11 u.... '''' s '''''"' " nuninAing the vanguard it " aegdr.rif 641:. ..• she Success, of Milford, the former from We *• • til Teat i en 4 1 1 , p oituga l it i g . iiciw h an d*, e A l op t — l if ., good enrean.sliirereiminsite s inv n poi t op ...1_ 4 ,._ . To bc a Brizadiesi—Francisco da Silveira Pinta da Foram.,. ! .r. 4 ir r unexpected visit, who is, we undolatan)4 l9 toe. ' • ' -•• commart.l!og a division of the r.rmy of Notte. . - t6 P lient . •• W Y' t h e Tatte r fire r" Y9',409 l . to wn'2••••' niturvi. •- ' - '1..+••:.. , ' • -: • -i , , , 111 , :± , "•-•: , , , 4 _. . 4 • - bt dba we of oriole.- oar ton, with oats. She sailsremariskair faet aft W. ' • "I thu beem e as4 " 4 " 4 the rePresMi" ,,,l4. II FoofitAt - . ' • . " ...: ''''' .". We. are happy -to announce . that . qie Portuguese PAP 4 _____„ . . - - coning forward in. great numbers-. Wit. 4 liberaletWw a!?'""cdtheir success. ' . q!:.i.it;!Tft . ;: . ..' .', sc lianit e. ita ilieemli dera an an w d ... 4l .* lllll6l tl am . ra P ec .calreftro - -- -- , .. . . 'i fehj o i . . lll ...r 7: -, ~ of all decem4en7Caoi. 'tom '.,.. a Came. ia, the .Paolo. . 0 ( Vlaiatio4 `CtibeVat A l' alai mom — cos: •:. • . -- "" 1.-. " - , .:414-:,-;ri,..4.1:-.* , ~1/4,r.„ • :NU fillefeiCklaAlca , 'a V 2 St CCEOG I PTIV• 4. ,• - ... tributions for ,the defence.ot I4:0 113 04:11 : 1'4 4, 7" • • . • • : * ' 4 ' .- • . fen dt savart-gate, St. ••••• . • fronsMgdafralbt thiatt t n a i r i =r 4 tab i rd , it a.. it ditglirlaw-4WW , the donations are published itl•tha• -- LislAl , t.. .. s i p Bette , J: die Broieliisc. ,. /4.01110 ,. ..!. -... -9; ,--, :7 • 4 sseavi m: - ors - ..fonitinsaa s sionextthe nevri.v . . . ~ 4 ie. / Ar t * lf i . tfo ot -,; rate. . A b et 4 ..„.•• • : P.. ,•• , . . 4 ~,) ..... . . , _ The services-of Vie regappa r O Ol ' ' "fi l ' :V" ....1041P-* . M . inktn St, t‘it's;* *it •- Dutireoshe- id arm Wyad3 E44 . lhiirgh. ~ • I.?sso ititi.letrtenpfc. 4 2 1 4 10 • . • • •' , - . %it's, 4",thisep, would.rim al _ l. .; .. ._ • the 1 7" - The teei lr iafanbl itid . oi lia 'A s tri leen tilit:rg slis .as sts i. psthi -- l ishmi \--:24 sits : alair4. : aihobitektolikwh o mo rVitli... lg 48414r1" , Aisf . -.‘ Also* : " blirk-- ,.i .. r y, 3l"' ' limaan . . 64 : o - 7, ,• ti t i it. lt roweiliw is -I gige ffigli- Alaci, 4l4ll4 : 6l o,htelifdpsdism, i 7 l4lP , . . , ' , - 14. banit nviv.l SPUe Ot . t : ll l3 t ~ e. .:4 ..,. un : .... _ ..T .i.„......1.4,.. h ar ' H410 . , .., .. 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', ~• '.‘ f.:' . -4i,..i,....... ..... 1 .1.4- . 4 1; 6 4"matthii-litterlo,.l- 461 0 . !" ....- •. . 4 .___,_ : . •r! ,11 11 0 11 4 k; = IP 4 - , t Anii Il i . 414: . 4 .•-. „ 1 . ....:. Miles' 4I Actoperit pef ilietPlo' obera • i feelportbdaNlMPlNlM'foaiwir‘ • ..-- ••• • • . 4 • 141, 111 S the .38th ,voiugut ot ;bifile .....:. • t h e tie* lliwoolleittirilliciplaViithi . , .. , . ...7-ortrio . , . ~ . .. , . . , .., . - --.4",..,-,,km• ....• - *kr-0 - ... ~ . 14n*II!e •vork. ;424 4 ` ll6ltAvelgST;trA ' re az""4 . 1 tnainder Of the ells Inthife . /item' : l i es ... -- • - . , . 'Sailed his MOW, ship Swallow on a cruise. • ••• r .. .• • riaztrßE. • 7 , . ' TIRVICY4A-N; F. . . Ko r z snit s play of The Stringer ..srai reived at . this Theatre, on Saturday evening-. o Orin toiivard . Mrs: Mom, a. lady of much iiiroviiicial ce lebrity, in the character of Mrs. 'after, a pin 'of as great difficulty as axi a l; the ra_nge ififtlipdrarni.— !Ws. Montt is . .I.t. in . size, den4cr,A,prifiiwv. !Old abode' 39 _years ' age.., :Her. mace is, :full - and. 'sarong, ieienil of her upper topes. - reissisoisul us.of ,grs.i ilcitu l t*; but in her• early states, fleas the &Ili 44tirdttrid to the novelty of her. Sittiation,ll. appear. - oci. - ohe of the PIA crowded and :brilliant tau. crises drat ever ghee& this Theatre, increased by apprehension of following such an actress.as Mrs. WEIDICa t her . PredeckssOr, several of. her lower tones ore not distinitlY audible in ;the distant parts of the 'Peatre ~... fiut :ki . th scene with - the Coutrtra, and . in ! t with the Stragrr,. she convinced- the andivice .ihailiti4vy has cotppass to the furl went of . this , 4 1 sc . :i O 4s . eptre, 'ptid that any, appatent &Selene? se out tl4, novelty of .her situation. The lead itig rcatipe .tif,ltert. lieu's character,- as expressed the autlipe,ly . cio giatletnelandtely ;" by followiat er author too .y, Mrs. Monte had to feet game insipidity, andlf took the liberties of amenrstied performer, to dread the char4e of pttivinclel nano ndiseriniinately bestowed on all perfeenteeknet PAO cised to the Londoit stage : Under all Abese and. vantages, Mrs. Mears evinced a just (*empties of er author, and acted up to it. She played, vokb good sense, the foundation of .every excellence, and we are confident will . prove a valuable aciiiiisitiatt to the' Managers. Mrs. Muint's dress waehns ee s yi ls . Coniilit; her person, of course, did ikcl jvceire any aglvati;age from it. TO - indebted, they afforded I Miss Bo'. former never • Kale Couniew, to and spirit. Mr. gad impressive. His &.:orr's Okti4orti''). I rowELL's. e/d Peasant. performaiice :—we an opportunity of •, - . tage';' intf !,....• • TY pleii*: - stiti.::-liideed the •• • the-curtain felt the Rorbance of I. itff S' etifetfilitlii% Siacah - iscalid . pLi • Wiry pialiai were— ': eitiftioar Guitlfordi ‘ . .., Lich- banirsiltri Canalle sad -tioe h_ • dclay ;he Irtortiatotis, a nrw 74; traz4aieleititi-at Aks,sts's Dotklardi: at Buckle?' rHiedOiliintli . • • - ,, She , wen t: with great-east, is the pre ... .-si.- lfast.scarrptuse of spectator. - - -- • recants have -been received: from Lisbon, of Ge. sena Hcirsisavingmtlithed fran Elves, wits an army vf . 10,000 men into the interior of S • that Gener.! MOORE was immediately to f eivith a still more numerous force, to co-operate with the brave Spaniards,. in their glorious struggle. ' " His Majesty's ship* fits, on the'loth inst. in 1ai.44. 30 ; long. 6. 32. fell itt with l'Auctst.s; Lord Gronde Smarr, convoying the-6dt diVisiOn of transports froth Lisbon, with French troopt on bo#4,. part ,of inures army ; thirty sail of Whichisid_separated in agale ' in lat. 41. 20.- bong. 11..30.70n'the ni g /it o f the 24 th ult. t only twetve sail warn 't6l4lpapy . with l'Aistsesn. - • - . • 4 • . , . •• ~.' A , ' - . There 'are three. se-alien at Portstnotitlt tinder s tesice of death fOr desertion. ' They.,-4,140*.a.41_ °re i t s toidtbd, and made off -with the. . e •,, gat. on . btraid'e:Spitnish privateer,. from : '* e , were takees - There . was .e.pstitioe deli ''- 'trait) ' ny bli It Oil' lli g h niu:t*l r aziOnif, . .%-i#iiiii.4l4 visit to Portsmontx -:-." ~ - " o' - a . . - . :. , Jiiii, ~ t t. a ', f. EV , : i 'l' glirtr •••• ;Thirty prisoners were-sent off .. et aie .iecievir. .from Newgate Rir IV of ihe'long Greenwich stard. - 'q" .' ..• - - broke oat' Ble it. to the performers sbawas much 'forded*? very atakiktiltr iYca and M r. tumult . OtOAlaely. . er appeared' to . - more adettakezeihma to which part she impartaa Ewsrces Sirgaget..iwas trtgititicd His imeicene was hug( .Mrs. itieirefleat Piece Otactiag„L-- mot wal a isiait.ehasta and affediag sae stish.this'Qtatlestaitt had (teener difiphryirts 400%4 ' Wilittlate*lttf . Stiii#llrit',W*l, the ' 6 elliilAtOPtajehi;t4c4iy whole . play so • , felt amidst the loadaii- • ;h.__ Nee Beard; rid* 141. .04.ftel- BAltifirrati .00 1 ,a0- of tyed r e — - 1744-€l-14: , . irate; wheelies ibt • inviiir; bind X.141'. istet-tits Hoe. MO: , .4 \ I 1