The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-08-03 00:00:00

;~ ~. p it ANK Or NORTH WALLS AND CHESTER. THE 110 LDERS of BILLS draivit by Messrs. WILLIAMS. JONES. HUGHES'S and CO. at str.d CAHN ARVON. upon Itle:ers. VA VN I.S, OAK' LS, NOBLE. Lid CO. Pall-Mall, arc .aformeA, that they will hn• paid by Melbil. NV I i.LI S maul R PELL. C01,t5...005m Royal Ea ch Lonmluo, where thei► Bubineui will be transacted till a New Ari.ogem: lit is mule in Town, of *lnch they will further dim. • Cheuti'r, August — A - 71.eu. ximis. Due. 1 e Dublin t., 0 1 ..p : ... ti Vinter64rd ...... - 1 O . Cottestborgh ...b 0 -,lsetailir - - ' • """'"'"•• ""0 • 1 Irtocilfi k lylllllll‘Y AT as* 00. 0 c*. jed. 6411%,.„1:1417dF.."". Coi THE. STATESIVIAN. &ONDON: saukau 4lrscin 3, 1810. 4 .. kGovrENioitor Mail arrived thii morning. • •. Lie Ab e ilk du Nord: announces the re-union of . In lYallattila to Russia ;and states that the levant was *debuted at BuLtharost with great splendour and The following are the principal articles • •tki intelligence brought by this•Nlail t— . Gorrasauttow, JULY 22.---,We have this minden; re . eeived the unwelcome intelligence that the convoy for Eng land, which sailed frAns Hawk Roads on the MO imtai:t, itiorieg been beeldmed of the Sens, on Tuesday following, .eras attacked by the Danes, and a considerable part of it tikes; the number of the captured vessels, as well as the force of the enemy, is variously stated, some accounts rating the fanner at es, others nt 42, and the latter as consisting of five gen-brigs, of 211 guns, and two schooners; abilby others, as ',swarm of gun-boats, row-boats, Rec. From the marked concert which the enemy acted with, there is no doubt the in* wits pr.-cmscetted, and that thest4eire appit'sed of the AN* of the eonvoy.'and of the foe bat proteetett it. by lawn( tjtetr.ageate; who direst this awl every other, lon of flEsstitddiAlhtr. ° .Jot.Y 19.-Miimieur A tout no, Asa haswidorlitesdi the Cooed of France to that of Stockholm, is pnatrly expettekirre,:frens Copenhagen. Part of his ,esta blishment and equipage, bare already arrived.. STRCROOLM, Jowl' 19.—0 u the 13th hut, the solemn in ittentent of his Royal Highness, our late beloved CROWN l'usiten. took place in thh church of Ridderholn. The pro ceesins.,wbiclt followed kilo to the wive s consisted. of all the high Oillecrs of the Crown, the Presided and Members of all Pwbili hoards and Superisk Courts of Jastire...eommaaders aid of the Royal Orders, and etre Horse and Foot •. . titriez issued smile time age, ant the Knights or the aitheet . Olden of Prneee are neither le wear the insignia ef illisseirrders, nee Introduce them in their titles, has likely . renewed by his Valesty.--(Slackeeen Gixelte.) • esupimig4,AßFC 10.—By a Decree of his libgesty, the tarryinz ann.% such as muskets or pistols, charged or ant Allard, sahres,lo.. is forbidden to every individual, who any be acting as as *icon to transports of inerehnodites Ira the roads whietsherder upon the lowa for the payment ef tuns belongiag to the duchy of Holstein. Those who art aka in coieraverieg this Decree,shall hearrested, and pay, by way Of tar: the 'false of the merchntitlite; and lu default of pecuniary Means, shall suffer corporal poulsbments even sitaa‘lethelouditsg of the seerelauting should beperalited. 4-(4041117 ds Nord. July li.) Ruenaltest, Jess B.—The grand *went or the re-union 44 see prorate to the Russian Empire was tatted to-day, in &mat solemn "saner. Early iu the osorniug, discluarges of artillery announced it to tin: inhabit aats of that le% P.— Tbi treops wenrunder arms. His Escelleney General EN eletilA aceintipenled by all the Authorities. went tts lute printipal Church. After Grata Mass, Te Deans was sang. The General gave a grand gamer to all the Council, to the principal Officers, *to the Heads of the Clergy, Ibe most distinguished people of the towh, and to the Consuls fee. the Foreigs linventracots. Baron De WenTNER, Cbaintserlain to hie Majesty. the King of Pittman, going tw toustintineple in quality of Minister, was illVited - in the, alts, and took a part in it. In the evetting'alkihe sown was glaminatal. The inhabitants of Wallachia are hereby shel tered fromthe vexations of the Turks. and rinwiLler it as the greatest happiness , of their lives to live *soder the 4046464ns of iiihrinit a their own m140°13.—(9416 e t ypy.) ' 49Oxistitste OF A tuTrini viol( . Her Majesty. the Empraabf Agar ist.s arrived' here •yef.. serday mrscrooen, with all her unite; she retseledAts Pilnits r slier ht.viag viewer, the Cibrary.:4l the Hall at Antiqoities. fter*foj'eety will Shoe Is-day with Prime A writes v ; sifter Omer the will go is 'Ole Picture Gallery. Hershey in our "wirers sill be bet eight days."--(Sena PaPic) • ‘. DIM/Anat. were Yesterday received at the Ad. Odralty from 'Addlira! Sir COMMIS COTTO7f,, in the Medlterninein, 'Med the Rtst or June. They, etntain the partienta'rs, of several &giant exploits of our cruisers' Obit the enemy's flutillas and: ltatterin on the 144.:sPotitan coast, which will oL dolly appear in a day or two. A leiter from Cagliari, of the 23d of June, states the loss of the enemy, in a recent isifsir, at eight ships, and *Mew' two and three thousand then. • • LETtlin were'yesterday received froth Gibral. ter, of the 11th tilt. They state, that a small feriee.which had been sent from thence against lfilialay, had returned, without having' effected its piepoor, the enemy haring been found 1.4 be much stedtgar than they were rept esentedlea be, andlthe plata hang in d'ery ,respect in a pertiet state of A Tenter ref the 10th scitet,thatthe di vision .of General-bitty, whit+ had latittnarch. ell from Algesicas to , Snack' tltetrthiell'iliAbuda, lied been obliged tlrifhll hick opitittilblifiltie; ter sums unsnadestfill fighting, tlidii#l opp4sed to it being •litSitittl , superior in • Tho rause tetteridsostatcs, that the Frineb troops de. sort kr eitniiddrahle•niimbers, anitthat it the above date several hundreds of them had art' :altar.' Ant .fliflowing it an estratt of a Ilereinust IN tatty, 'to Ida friend in , r Yas Ott twieestewdlo 4lissifrunf cnpture 1 !!' 40140014 .,.# 1 40c :The k here w leg woo manes It more flit Ist that since we Orate with a wasepdep, net64tent - hit4e Otetkieweag to rake the Wore,' ewtrusted L AN. io is a shameful neglect somewhe T 14. To eke EDITTIR of 5T471(.5.11.04 here re and the Underwriters at Leave's should take 1;117144 • ' - these couvols into their cataideration,und make a seiritotio presentation to the Board of Admiralty on the subject. "Surely it was reasonable to look fur the applicatins of the *Minimise") , the Iftria.dogy Rio/ applied-to' the oddi. tkoid Protecting of ter trek. over and above the former ' etinve3o greeted --awl laid this been the Cam, we might count open the safe arrival of oar merchantmen in future. " The names of those Captains who are meotkined gar EDMUND N MILS'S letter to the Lotto PILO rfyv of L.M. burgh. a, having delivered themselves op bilk Danes, shield be .particularly awed by the Uoderwriases all over Great ti t rivtia." • We arc extremely obliged to rho ;Goodman , 'trite sent es the letter, front which wo have,o-! erected the above peritgraphs. Nothing earitesl ,ineriserprisT, than the fact, that Government dot not take care to discharge that duty which does not endanger the enjOynsettf their places, and emoluments. It is * a fact, however, and a very palpable one. j Ministers etee neglect duties,. the performance of which would cost nothing front their pocked, deduct nothing tom their; state, their appetite, or their lug!, but would, in fact, add something to the chance of their dura t tieo t and ) of course, add in the indulgence of *me maven to which they are willing to sacrifice every thing! We have a NAVY, the boast of England, and the admiration of the World. It is so large, that it seems sigiprizing bow all its parts can find employ., sent. Surely Ministers 'mild lose nothing if they took are, that our merchant easels wore protected ; If they saw, and let the country see, that we could navigate the ocean, and : every part of it,..10 safety t Would Mr.:Yokes lose any part of, his AMC by providing for ; tbal t, or, would ho lose, 6; that any part of hie motify , dearer to him than' mien bis fame? WuultElds wooden Kedetiegsoti Lord Moiaasvc (It seeits . msw to be tbe . tesisiefj to make our Flaw Lean :Of the /Swimsuit:pr. wooden,. H. well •as oar s was r s.s) have enjoy. od less homer, had lie protected our mercitteotl lass daring his reign ? Can , any Abbas c: ltak account for this fully, whit* Alfa foe ia.chaece of gain, which throal awayAillfallp tir,foi r iethiag, where there is ' no character to spare t. f ...Otte merchantmen are :captured .every iheiel and yet we are told, and . they are told,' Oilt the tawny's.. Fleets are ennihileted, tbot. ira , ride trialapitiot sputa and over the seas; oar 114ffil Miry, the Woad et the seas;. and our•geet* . . . . itiosotmen their brilliant. sod studded gems ! - ,714 L Aiming P. has sot:into a passim, today, and (ails a great writer a AT/ . Very well ! wu leave that to the able lord that is struck at is tit" 's,: Philippic,' if it Condescend to' notice tlio this. , Oat wo: giva the lie 4o that Pap botets, and all hiterestegew, ,Papers' boasts (eud, by the wayi The Post Aeamownooas self to be MINISTERIAL!}—whoa they as, Eq. laud is master of the sea*, • wr ever:WOO Masters a mistress, of the seas, since this imbeeile 4dititag:. titration governed tins iviier, Abet shoultrand esip4 And'woetti rule the seas, and eveiy pert of tbmit My Lord 11 u in: newer Aged-• miser itt Ailing, not even °Chia 'owe- cooed/loot fifir.„ l Yonne of any tliivig; nut even higitwolteglomi* fur, both ono and the other of those ferst.eyan, .4.,oans have continually, and daily, betrayed 'to all the world ! . - We have reenived a private letter from Lord - Wermeoros's Army, stating the rationing very important intelligence : =bly Lord WELLINGTON liatf sent to kis brother, the Marquis WELLWILET, .fiir a reinforcement of 20;000 men, or 'as wear that number es can be spared. On the arrival it these, Lord WELLINGTON means to atiqa the French with his ptesent Army of English • and Per tuguese, posting his rehifnceereent as lits.te:: serve. If the Portugutse fight well ; his Lis'ilshipi , with his reserve, makes himself sure abating' the French, and in the cite' of the tiretugiseie failing, •be proposes to retreat, his sweetie:co: raring hint.. 'We give this inea!,ll veitaiies slid think the intelligence itighlyitrobible. • At the time the Illedusa left Coruna*, no ae. count. had reached that place, of a general engage. .. • meut ou the frontiers of Portugal. I, 4 gout Powers i' of. the Contiaont, said, 66 are daily drawing tighter the knot*, which they are oohed." troth is, that Ow, reit Power is daily drawing tighter the noose by which - the prosperity, pisblie mid private, 'the na. 11, R 1611 n 01 ePeedellats and Vuonestic happiness of :JO Oat NM'S 01 Ott Continent, are strati., Letii6 hive . bttso rhisditb from St. Petersburg .Fistfi by Why 'of *the Continent, Whibh mwatiss• that the 45 ships, with Toneriffe Licences hare been released-at that port. Their seizure ' , as mentioned in the French pipers recently re ceived, was said to have taken place in the latter end of Jane ; therefore the account may be cot , . resit.. sosplay night a hand4ome Amarican.built afrina l P4' • Sin t —At a time when so great and important a natioosi o fi jeciii s in contemplation, as !tligillalf 4- • • - .requifed Nasal.' Depot at-* Nottitthet—which :, aionegtas been recreated being carried Into execuwl dun .by tha pritendcd want of atoneyi a Friend of Reform, anti a constant Reader of your Jour. • • . ~. oil, Inkes . the leferty of suggesting one item — *bleb IS, however, small iii comnarison with. such . .. . .. ..? in immense undertaking ; yet, can it be suffered that our. National Funds should be 'squandered ! ippon, the, ceeitures of ' so. Imbecile a . !dingier— .giot in order to, provide for some of his late qui! tans friends-4W,, Isiblushingly,..to the utter ex. -siestas otaitund meritorious Officer' in the 'rau Office Depaciment- , appoint , within these two ran no less than tar Inspector . Generals, to in. 'tract add domineer over 4t,t District Inspectors, and 370 District Surveyors—men whoselocalknow. tedgeand practical experience cannot, for oneato. meld, be put in competition with that of entire stranger s—however well they might be qualified to quibble upon a clause in an Act of Parliament, . . ..., which more especially' ere difficult to contrite tinder that oppeeisiva Act, the Property. Tax.— These ten Geodesics pf the Law are, never. theless, allowed salads; and immunities equal to 10,0001. per untieniveriiik the more efficient offi cer is gaining a bare egistesco With the sweat of his firew.. Nov,, Siroishat,l Reold recommend to that wise lillidsbeiri. eriiiildbe to dismiss those sy. replants office-rfer whiCii- this country Was . _ - • . _ • no niele t i liselitie'stozaWaApit - )12/ for the rOre, ~ .: of Rinse...and that this Ten Thousand Pounds, added .to many -snits Tens of T housands, which eisuld with equal ens be' saved by the State.— couldiiii-opplied tea mach better national pur. pose...:.,thu .. opening pf an . arsenal of such great utility and nutionalllosportance l, u that, now in g lO ti t 6i A t al 4 . 46 : d e e l i::," ..4 s's ti ' •-•- ..- Aiiiisiiitessfit*li..ll4...- :. , '- • • ' -t. ft B, ' , • ':: IMlNlllMlllipilmemp The fondutt ht.. 3 hit ...,Elf.lfaing of Ifoi.t.ioo, in abdicating his ihroney'it'ascribed, by the Pfoxi few, to. inntei **Fatly : inaptly 'WO MI ppoie I 'lLis address, keener, ..ta.. the Leglidative doily, ,given hs this paper a few days !go ? bekays no im. tbecility ; nor wilt he an easy ' matter to persuade 'tlie.-Dittf.h e that tlia.charov e now. for the*-firefltito6 Istithibited &OleicX*lmi it founded in truth. • 7 Tbst Splobiki.snen of kat- arrived at • Plyttiontlit is the sift*esirai; 'She .S.fded, Tiftdi Cattle on the i 1/th ult. but his brought tit? neAL She has on boarsi ainantily .of ololigni.great num a pskengers, among: N yehosibili Don FAA NCI MASSA 11111r jr .WhO 1141 • raised and Clothed t * ' regitiiiitit his isiiirt4peakiii. ',' ~ -•••••-: - . •' - On get nisi ay 3hreriOrecadeS 4-.l eibiPsi - tinder pa; nish oolsours,-arvi+ed at! Yarmouth, detained by thi! Chanticleer 6100i ' or •Vatte - Another has been -sent into the Ilitintberhil tiitAttries a rmed ,ship.;,, -.41/ iherpaiiiirit, found au .'itsard, l t: ippears that seven 'molly,. with-46. ales l each, .'sidled tills seelon'tirlifili iiiittlkhorgtrherßri . oori land ; , pttranagt; to e .CleCille fruit illotiheaterit,''slattid the 10th #1 Marche. WO% to bit ;:f......Vir.thit *l4iirirli, l l 4 *t i t* . ctstaimerfo t ''atatiigatlosti• en4.3bapten. ' . Qiie 'of the; Papersocaled by thelmperitiqip4l#4 l : iii. finite./ ,be slid - ,MiiniiqlifiSales t i i hil : SCOW 119141 ' . 4 . 1 . Ica italhirini, IMFAA* l 4.llditi.nsf . thefe'veaaile, W e ,liiimitha T alipitaiiifiritifel mistake lit 'the llalieSi.;..ii: awallatkitr Ot: tititm,!*tor K *-# 4.1 14 16 ' tit 1A 4 0 .. posed, died; sur Geteennienit . efts - titeir a . t iside .to be carried tin ins the Prilf,pf'fiti_eneuty l - vihicit. • itiostheaLttbi„-.tittin., l liere . that are: engaged in thuGsresilasd.O.shury. • -This is t the, only ord. ramitiottuiliso wh i n psectite, far b Jecoch , "WM .1 s r 1 ; 41 tliegllf . wiii . J.140,./eank..Wc. and *.: de.!, rives the !rniuriiii - of thO'diity on 'nil:. exported. We hope soon to learn that our apprehonsiovis a mist cvaliacol t by t i ein g informed'of •thts iiiiilimqif. 4 of the fillips already taken.;--aanitdator . shall b4r EISA to! announce the capture, of. the • bihgr. Ili* ships iiiiih :have sailed' trunk Hambtirigh , un.the ' 'MOW voyage.'. • .. • • . By his Majesiy's skip President, which arrived ! at fly month nu Tuesday, in seven . weeks from Rio de I fii!iiiiXii., we are informal (saps Correa. pondeit Si itit place) of annthei instauee of the liberuility aid OlONkSeCtleo of the PRINCE REGENT to the gallatirOdicers of that sqolidron Which hu , ' up loncheci,s his Rays! Highness's protection in the tie! tt'sirld.. Previous Co the Presiden t . sail. ing; ' toho i des *Melt tins each of din Officerswith a considerable tract of land, abounding in horned cattle, iimber_, and fruit,.. as -tiwrther maik of his Royal Highness's esteem for the individual Officers, -hit-presented eacio:with' a ring, on which was his own oniniatere t rishly set in diamonds, with this motto, 66 d e nier e Leoldinde " (Veber, and fidelity). We like Wise arc informed that the. rrasidmot.has brought home about nine Punnile Waight of !diamonds, consigned to his Excellency the Chevalier de SOUZ A C 001771110. Soden oft them' are of, au extraordinary size and water s :And valued' in • the Brazils at 15,0001. each. She has, also tinight Wenn a great quantity of gold, he: sides topmas t amethysts, &c. front our snerchtisie:' Capteln-ibtackEnetc, of the President, 'llsilli' invested,Nrids, the Order of. the Tower and tivreelv on Sunday, ,the 10th June, the day previonCto his sailing. . •The lion . . Mrs. De Causer and datiShter camel passengers in the President. A young girls only 14 yeats of age, serviette Mr. Ferlv of Dover, put an end to bet esiet: (gee on edneglap sight, by Weil. liepailli with her kindlirgef and a piece '4 tope tgdiff, bed. It - Ili Opt she boil wariiintfroin her alarmist Isla iiiir piate,..aticl not beteg* Pro.* l aided wills sisuber,\lhe dread of going to tw i rl Parish.lioose, had such en e ff ect upon h e r miso4l A ens to-i'vession her • tit eotiunit the r•ash act— An ligunet hisiteet‘ i held ) . iio4 ii vbrdiCt 'of Lunacy found. .at, arrived et . Pirmriuth 4 prigekso the Eeteraidltiate; r - tited Gill . 4v iii c h took Tier lost as she was. Catering Bour- Ileitis.' ' SAS has .o' holitryt 'passitiers, 26 of letter MO a . sohlktwrerfiltiiiiicu, !ha liad Jed' ' eilipialaaPe i r.cinsori 3-- 00.4 I lb iiVilailtille9 .4l .*Alt 'IWO are ;f the v..., lld et, 041011, emfor 10AI* . ' :fttiherov- tb ..„i da4r ,fre. • _,. meornsmem 4. Frapeo hf..latact is gableariehow• , e h av e b een a gm . jilt Mr . '. 1111071. !Oyer bee* . pain I him LA I nem beeev e ye. IlisioiNt riie quality of yortoksi ) viiiik Alt eel 10 tkir etre. Other Sitiollet . . ,~ • J. • • • -.;;%; Pee_ - I In. Public S fha P t il he bn i c tit n e y li t i o lre i n ilib b l y ish an A siiwer to the itepuet • 1 4wis w hich a PPe'red itt the Moniteur, wider the signature of the Prod, Minister of War s Clarke, and which will k t h e prelude to a callecilua of anecdotes relative fs „ „great number if Frauds Generals and other our" tary o ff icers, w h o hos t ! been the nun" known be. tween the years IT and 18W, and with resis ct to whom it is announced, that " the - Ukiah of some, the ignorance of others, the Watery or the Cowardice, the honour or the basenessond the thirst for plunder for which each of these to „„ is so horribly Galatians, will be scrupulously ans . lysed and weighed iu a.just halance. o l In the mean time has been published the follow. ieg extract of a letter from General Sarrawia to Bonaparte:— " Do yen really believe that in France, any more than Loads*. any one wilt be your dupe relative to the letter (lon, Madame Sarrarin. When you were informed of toy d ew ,, Lure from Boulogne, you ordered General Vandamme ~, legrepb to attribute it to madness. You ,obsequrat; leana that this ridicuisny stratagems only made people langh,ss4 that It was discovered at London that I bad my wits about air, am i particularly that I had a very good memory ; you therefore's, deavihred to condos your falsehoods by a letter, either fatui• eated or extorted by violence from an amiable but weak aid timid woman. Why did you (bite the leiter from Basle, whe t Madame Sarrazid is at Coire ? if by did.you make hersay the she was burn in Switzerlaod, when it was kniwn that she wa; born at Exeter, in Devoashire I ; Thee letter Of Madame Sa t . razinis.your fabrication, as is alto the report of Gen. Clarke. liefoteguitting Bomitigne. I took inns towed my wife a you in advsmee. Ilex Velfare. as wet! as that of my sea, are takes care of fur the remainder of their lives. All the property of her family,. Mines; liner, milt capital are at her disponi. Iler stay in Switzerland, and my correspoudeuce with my son, have 'succeeded iu dratilog yea into a snare. If my nb. ject has not succeeded in every respect. he and it is nut my fuatt. You will soon lean that lam sot mad, and lei . not think you will agoin'attetopt to reiter a te that ocopsaike, fearing that you may yourself be believed to be a little cracked. All the falsehoods which you may chase topubn i k against int , will be, both in England and Fake, pmem alee . datienis of the greatestimportainse. I absolee you from a obligation ; in what 1 shall publish on your accomy I pet nsideall animosity, Yoe shall have the whole blab, may have remarked ha the correspoolebee which t bad with you from the Army of lady. I defy you le peeve, that [alive ever uttered or wilt tea the slightest falsakeed. Kase, that w hen the. truth' is spoheo, it is well receivittlomey Ithate t particularly in England." • • • Mcrae° .—Wt heir list the tail% emelt c iatierdaie of the Methodists, late ja Rei conbealso fith.the ...f.oav WtstinTa deceased, ' begat oa Monday la*, at six o'clock, in fbe New Chapel, City Rood. About 'BOO Preachers • are arrived mid very few. more aroe.apocted, It,..beint..mto al ,their natal not to leave any circuit, calm onsete* catitordinary ocatakut, withont it Priiteiter. from the iqug standing ofititio opepeetablehedy ell religions' people, their uniform...iittitelrocat to 'Phristian discipline, the strict czeinination of the • moial and religiona-chatacter sof 'every heath* individuafly,• every year, , as well as from iliaV4o l tiefatigahle labour In•ttlit *OA elho'lifialifft;.,4 is not to be wondered that the "pioapitr Jitit4 bp. sweese... Nor have• they an t . 4irfett (whets •-#1 rranee or 04 .',of , i,, :NOVii lerdiWtio well. ..• .- -•'. • - r 1 •tbo• lotig.titad Inyektbrtittliti pall' tAsielpias. C . - -Lvervx ; .7deaeimateo,ll:.-faanitall Opera of . I:If tFißist Ilk/ *me Wait r.ellectoil. last night sulk* ~.Vheatre jsa - a . roil Statberous. and faphionatila Inv `ilien#lf44lte iharactery were admirably supparmil. Me. PaiLi N to . veS again encored fa. Beauties l'Ovetrite song 9 r" said a smile to ei 7'car;la And a:taiga Sedleal . tiund an olifi4epreantiative In tbo animated Mn. Ounce, who Jooked, sat. 'meted the character in a taint faimlfallial inianei. . Mr. Dourly drew a rich .portrait of the /fillet* mien • Officer, Lieotenant tlP.l.eary,. and ,ertut. dered most naturally; he obtained oortaiderolskt applause. This Gentlennui bid" fair to rival bb. I. . groat prototype, JarationnsToxs.- 7 To the Play sdeceeded•thc Jest n.'w AfterpieeP. , of " lieenti. . l'ears2ilgo,'.' which continues to be received with' undiminished inkoest- The' humorous part- of' Carlo, formerly played by Liovrron, was ender. . takets by Mr; To tiet x, • w'ite displayed` SIN ell to 'utility of talents in the whinisie.d pallet, Dd . . fully - proved that the audience had nOt'inst by tbo transfel. lt would. bo injustice to that rising young Actress., bills • Kin.t.v, to omit !Wilkie( the spirited snannek In' width she accented hetsclt e birth in the 'Play so* Mcloidraula. • A Printer of a C4altatry Paper advertises far . Oulu smart Devil: of toed neuratt, . . • tie Preach &Mir:Hots, residing in 'anti neat' :l. l pinr9Pl l , l S received on Wnhmtlyand Tauts.• y their .goiartinii,44.nwitoce eiaid tintokbY iii . ( l o Of Government. . . • , . . .... - On Monday tait'i swell. eased *groin attempt..; ed to drown herielf lothat,piet of tltnAirrinintie e I itver in Kengingifo l % Gantlas'WhiCa .aption.itwit:; I into Hyde l'ark. Shoiivatchier,Vetrliy . .kGctttlt a man of the name of Cows , residing in Pall-Mali,- who immediately gnt avert isol : ,wnli t jalepcd in ' after her, and way forfkitais iStilniltb to bring hat ' to the shore. Afterlioati , Vase, and, with great • care, she recovered, add' tho Artit e.xpre4ktit she used • was. 46 Why hay.o yin" saved. Me ? had you been a moment later I 'should' here been happy !" ghe was then conveyed tdike ti Velifospital, where , algo now JiOS. She denr herself as a marsitli) Woman, and ilienWeihmi •nf Art* children, n b"irt with her hastmad, Oti 1104 ; .thof she lied a size.,. anon as nurse - in ..a; polowarea . - family, who": house she left thillVist, ' PO ii4lo'elotk, for the % lowa purpose of destroylos. . .She' has hilltertaw svfolit9l to estate ; e t ~1 011. lb, or with what ' family she has li ',S . ,- T.. •.. Coate EiCSAllllellefert 3.-..Tachly the is a CuatialltaaCC Itge -remaining aglow of Wheat • chicly featly i there beln4 :leery few r . i prime sampho„ those are somewhat dearer. Bar., ' lay, nearly at tato prices..... italti heavy sale..-- White Peas flatiate bet. little. Bean of the two kinds likewise.• Very fre•Grey Peas. Oats are in tolerable attppl,y, .and',4lsts tkercaf Ors • named at little variation. New rape comes to hand, and Flout remains at late prices. lid r, G. •~ Tr