The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-07-02 00:00:00

time of peace. The Spaniards were c! *mg with eaell other, in politeness anal attetitiail to the 11.:.) 0 1;*/1,; 120 releesed prisoners count 11:1111e in the Preece!: from Ferrol. Most of these eirtumstances are also mentioned in letters from Ccrrimaa of the troll ineaut. We do n,ot visoch for the ir accuracy, for accuracy is not to be expected in catch cast*. It is sufficient that they be. substantially trite. The dispatches brought by Lieutenant Pei'n, who came in the Penrork, state tlrit the provitices of Gallicia, Leon, Arragoo, Valeucia, and Ands • lusia, have certainly j Forty thousand men are embodied in Gallicia. end tea thousand had been seats from that proviuee to Leon. The Bishop of Sr. A ',pinto is at the head of the rat:iotic force of Asturias—and 11.1.1 already ob tained several itilipitages. lie marches ut the bead of the troops, with his crosier and mitre. The Patriots have perfect confidence in him, which has heen heightened by a little event—in one action he prie.licted that not a roan would be lost, anal not 11 woo was lost. Three hundred thousand nieu arc Said to he on their march frota Astoria; and Gal! lima I to'. Madrid.— The province of Asturias, by proclamation, dedired that it is at peace with (heat Lintain.—Ml the Unmarried 111E11 have heeu invited to join the Patiiots, and the invitation has been every where successful. The States of Asturias hive replied to us, that they feel the deepest grmitu,le for the assoraneeti 'we ;save. given them of support awl succour.—. They were most actively einployed in &ruling, clothing, and disciplining the Patriots. _ In Biscay there have been several partial octions, in one of which the Patriots were repulsed, having attacked a French corps of superior force. In others, the Patriots have gained Eielvantages. A Council, it is said. was held at Cadiz, which was attended by the principal female, as well as male inhabitants. A resolution was proposed ut this meeting, that the English ahouhl be permitted to take p,ssession of the French fleet in the harbour, but it was over-ruled. The fentohn, it is said, in sisted upoa taking charge of the batteries, and un der their influence and direction, a fire was opened upon the French ships. .It is added, that the French Admiral. who commanded the second post, and 'event! other French °Meer% had been assassinated on the preceding night at the Theatre. This account, so fir as it respects the Ladies of Cadiz, we. do not credit to its full eutent. But we do believe, that so great was ,the enthusiasm of the people, that several wo men offered their assistance in the most laborious and dangincius service in the batteries. General SALERNO; the Governor of Cadiz, and several other Siatuish Noblemen, stementeri of favouring the Frencill,huve been put to death. The General had effected his escale'to a village near Cadiz, but was pursued and cat to pieties. As to Portirgel, it is generally in a Oats of insurrection, and the troops which had arrived on its frontiers, had r; fused to ad- tatice. The accounts from Sir CI:ARLES COTTON. of Lisbeti, ire to the 12th ult.; they are very favour- . able. It was expected that the French would be al most immediately disposses , -ed of Lisbon, if not ex tirpatesl.--The ferment was so great some short time ago, that JuNoT found it necesoary to MIN round the few Spanish troops (1500 in number) there, and sent them afloat iu the river—he dis armed theru by a manceuvre, and then put them on board hulks in the Tagus.--li'ubstquendy, how ever, he is said to have been dnngeroubly wounded in an insurreetien, hnd *overpowered. Extract of a letter froniCadir, dated Jane 7 :— " The Spanish Adossinal has been on beard Sir Jona Goat, to solicit the aid of the stpsadron to secwre the French ships, which were moored above th-m in• the hail/our. Four of our ships. were ging . in, and pilots were sent for the rest. The ping Imel opened on the French when the Officer left." A cutter arrived on Wednesday night at Yar mouth, from off Flushing, with an account that eight sail of the hue went lying in that harbour, nt single anchor, ready for a tuna, iu con egurnre which Admiral RUSSELL got under weigh, on Thum day morning, to watch them, with tight sail of the viz. the Majcs,;,-, lielkropkom, Miuutour, Wampile, Triumph, Ti;re, Nassau, and Stately. TWO Couriers, we understand, arrived yes terday. bringing dispatches front Vienna and from Petersburgh. The contents were rot su fared to transpire, but were believed to be of the greatest importance. The subject to which Mr. CiLEEVEY called the attention of the House of C mous, on Thursday. is one of threw which, on every ground, merits the consideration, not only of Parliament, but of all the inhabitants of this vast capit.d. We are ready to do justice to the labours and to the exertions of Mr. Fon nee,. as Surveyor-General of the Lands of the Crown. We know that he has increased the Royal revenue already, in the course of a few years, shove thousaad pounds per annum we likewise know that he hopes rind expects to augment it to two hundred thousand pounds be ond its present actual amount. We must there fore admit his claim to /loyal favour and approba hon. But it is noviilde to merit•the thanks and thr irot..cion of Cie Sovereign, for al to utmt injurious or pernicious to the sulij,:et. I. e are fir from meaning this rein irk to a . e . ily to the reigning. Sovertign, whose Iscuetifeitee ltas ju-tly riislcar..d him to every rank and order of hi.. ;sou;(1,:. But if Mr. Fitovcs, by his * proposed ainelittra timi of the ('iown La,11,, puts the ICINt: si ttintinti whereby his personal fatness al- • to he placed in a sort of opuo-ition to 'Mts.!' of ins jests, it becomes the duty of Piirliaineat to inter fere, and in..titatly to iinpo.k restraints in; so ineions a con.lut.t. The salubrity cf the Metropo lis is nne in' tilt• iirst objects meriting the care ui an eilligl.tencd, nay, of a humane legislature. By surrounitii:„ the Parks with houses of prodigions ear extern wi tds, which blow regularly Burin; more than seven months of every year, ire precluded front fanning and ventilat ing Lotdon. it is i!npussible, therefore, even info pendent oft hr gratifications, to Collet ;re nily act more pital, than allotringthe construction of suclt bui!il nuts. We confidently hope, that an iimuediste cr.:a-Jim) of this evil will form an cbject of parlia mentary and legislative atteittiMi„ . Dispatches, considere.l of great itnro-tance.srere sent olf, on Thursday night, trout the Foreigst Oth. e to Ireland. The Ministerial Prints efin:i. .e to insist that Sir ARTHUR WELLESLEY sailed with the Espidition front Cork on Monday last. Sir At- TRULL WEl.t.ts I.E I' had not left Dithlin, an Tuesday last, and we have heard that he had postponed his rleparture from that city until ysisterrlay, in expect ation of the art:i•al of dispatches lion) Downing , Strcet. Some o'dierratiorts were made, last night, in the 11..nde of Per rs, by L0..c1 liott.4 ts, which elicited aacclaratiou from Lord ilswassvolti, upon the t:iat biinistirrs mean to pursue with regard to 11'e are happy to find, that it is intended to be 'a liberal and a generous policy; that the Spanish Pdtriots are pie:died with .the conduct of our Government; and that his I.ordsiiin expect,' to see the two conntries nuited by the strictest ties of friendslii v . This latter hope is the more grate ful, as it could not be eutertaineJ by any wind r bat one confident of the emcees. of the Spanish people, for without such *access the he,ie canieu be realized. The Funds vase yeaterday iu ermsequeuee of the favourable latellige.lee ft: nu Dutch Papers haws arrived to the . 7.3 th ult. with news from P4ris to the sl.t, and from Bayonne of the 13th. JOSi.Pa BON•PAIITIt has aonssuenctel his reign with a Proetaatationtuil of 1)10111/SC11 tvid professions. I'i.e Spiaish Deputies assemliivd at disyoane on the . Isth, and the Spanish 51i 'lister of 1.1 ;once *pentad the Meetiiig in a long Sirerh. The first pmeeedi.l .4 , were merely format On the 3tb ult. .MVILAT commanded the Spanish Generals and the Heads of the (;surest to attend him at Mallritl, and remonstrated with thetn, for not tel.ted theine.lves to kelt the puli!ie peace; loot that, on the t etey.ll;.,l takes part with cud encouraged the insurgents. He id. vised them to look wtil to their conduct, mid the Minister of War at Madrid has issued a prevla. Emotion, threatening heavy phoishment on tildse . who sliould dare to give shelter to slesertass.i-A sufficient proof of the extent to which the spirit of desertion has been carried. • An article front Paris, or the ilmt ult. states, Ott the authority of letters fVom Weirdest' c. that The French troops had received orders to break up their quarters it rhat place, and to proceed to the interior of Spain, and that other iflloplll were to fel• low by the noise route. Chat highly respectable regiment, the 231 regi. meta of Light Dragoons, is ordered front Dubha to England. The lath regiment of Dragoons is mitred to I re:and. Sir CNAIIIVI /twit - it 11 twevr Ent, Bart. left town, on Wednesday, to join his re,:iment, the First Somer,et of which lic is Lieatenant t.'ulonel, lying at Portsmouth. Ye-terilay, PHILIP CottftTrtl4ll', F.. 9. of Tri nity Caller, Cambridge, was.called to the Bar iiY the I Ims. Society of the Inner Tetujihs who HOW ped , WHIS so {Veal a part in the Spanish tragedy,. acting, by 11034PARTier: cern- , nt ltadrxl , is sprang from even a more private than his Imperial ust er. father of NAroLnow wax N citizen of the town of Ajaccin, in Corsica. clesr.mded from a T u scan family of some antiluity and condition, which had migrated from Pistnia to Ajarrio. He lived in the great street of this last-inentionevi town, and, by LtiTlfl.ll RAGNtOLIVI, had five ions, of whom Ns- POt.nuSt is tint second. But Mi;ittfs father was a peasant of the village of La hisstide, near thr city of Cahn..+, capita/ of the province of gnercy. M.. acc htn►w ll' never received any education, except that or leariliag to read and write ; sail he is, of course, exceedingly illiterate. At sixteen he enliNted in the ilni, , roons, a short time before the commence ment of the French ieroitatioa. His conrage, de cision, and military talents, recommended him to trot.tost, who, pith that ilisecriiiiwitt which marks 1'15014'1.8.1er, ling employed AIU/tAT in the mot exliosed nail perilous situations. We trost that his exploits will dud their termination on the Mansailares. Bell and Slats' stowl in the p'illnry, in 011 Palace-yard, ‘t 11l It t , ) the sentence of the Calrt al King . .. 11-91..::, for niQiul and the eseat,e of /1:):, ;U.( ',I. 14.. r le, by perjuring tin•amlvv.i:o eirii, slurut 64.1. (See TUE Liturtsa Passa, Je,tc 24.) eSt- - 10 ,3 Th - _,- Z 11. ..0 4 i N,'•t; c ; 1 ! , ft . •------_ C.IIIINTRa O t , CHOLVONDELAT'S GRIND ROUT The Countms of Coo LMONDRLEY give her hat rout, Uu•oiettoe, Weduesdity night , wt herelegunt The grim(' suite of stpurtmeuts th:.OSio t must briliittitly lighted. The roims, which t. hung with black velvet, with sold fringe, mid OtteMuns to corm *road, hail u very grand efeet. 'Refreshments were serve:: to the compatiy in thegieutet style or ele ittlice. All the iti town wee present, riminug whom were-- - - auysi Highness the Prise, of Woks th eir reFii iftgluesses the Dukes Of Ciamtwrlsod, Catutaii . ngr, I tu•d Seises: b. s R o y a l H ig h ness Monsieur; 1 3 riace arl; Pei:tears Castelrirula ; blare 0. ituttund, De Castries, lur &me: Dacheeses of 13.-sufurt, Rutluod, Leeds, sad Bolton ; Morgainies of Abetruru, Ilemtfort, Huntley, a,ti Tavistoc%; Mars.hlooesees Wellesley, Pim aPhir; 1- -ti Nut.; C 411,4( SCA ..° SetuN Catmint. 0411y1134)rd Tani pie Cure, Rossiya, Cowper' gingko:on ' L ' Attiertie,e, Li ti Co r k; If.seusatintsesCastierearts, a.tl --- Yeeterday morniug Their I .VIAJEsTtEs arid the l'aixcEsse:s left the Quta.h's Pniace, for Win.fsor. win, their usualestort. The Princess Cllaki.oTTE of WaI,FIS was of ''heir MAJLIFIEs' party, on Thursday eventing. A house has been taken at Worthing for the Duchess of Mtiarttatn4 fur the reenreri of in r bralLlt. Her Urage wig reinove to it, its sewn as she is stetheieutly recovered to bare( 86 far. 'The Duke will lemr towa in about three weeks, for Scotland, to juiu his regiment.; he will remain there fur two or three mouths. Mr.FoRDYcy. having inotatised to surround Rot:en Row with a bait, it is supposed Ciat Backe, ti.r jorket, will he made gate-kr : pe r .. The Duke of Q uzEust ieaex, so long known on the town nod on the turf, where, during wore than sixty years, he to; held a vlisting-tishi.si Ogee. is lunch •Irehnell in hi, health. His fsetilties coati. % taw, however, at near eighty-four ; to be as iigorous as ever. The Ifertislie of Hue TLEY will Set off, ova Wed- needay, for 4/üblio, en. seivie4 to his brother-in lak,ibe Duke of Bronson D. . • Mr. FORlnta. Ilfld his family leave London, fiik Lit ere at Ayton, iiifianitland, on Moseley next. Josses" Bos•rasitre formerly praviised an an A ttorney. This may Account tot nis eni;erat . 2si• to torch the Spanish. -The Alinioner, by encroaching upon evidently "meads tuskist the cOuntri. The intrust child of tip, Hon. Cetenet and Lily SOPHIA lit.tair will be cltriateued, this evening, at their house, in Charlisoillitek, Berkeley-square. Lord. Ham elf Pcrev isenot -the mall .young No bleman who take* to Straage:twys ; if report inyr true, the son of soothes Maignis is to the eve of following In. exempts, Mr. EMERY. olioravent-darrlen Theatre. was entweLeti to Piny FtstasePAsided and John Lump. latt,s,iscLt, as4l on Monday, 'Tyke, In l'he Schuut of &Arlie, at the Pleiniertnint Theatre. - 'l‘hc Countess of Srrton gave a giantl rout, ou Friday night. si.t • her house to Ariitr,tosi-otreet, winch utt.ractra the urinci pal Nobility. in team A.sisistgrated toter. Atimnea is to be brotmbt. for ward early the next 4esson, at Drury-lane The.itre. It , .1 1 $ to combine all the sixties of theatrical limitation that have ever LAI ['intim ed. Mr. thilllOP boa already. begun to compose the music fur ii. • The teat itrrietts at Rath are Iliatoetnten De itirh, .^vt, Lord Wm. Smart, Lady cleft, Emily Ashhartor, , Ir.r . I, ,tin and Lady 11:mt,aa, .24rcirrd Sir JAN and Led) P.uelmorth, Adattral Ilrotioraley, bore Lsnrnn aa3 Cwisznet Starr:otts Rev. li e , and "3;1. CFAs, Dr. Phut, 'Rev. Mr. Sliki,pri, NOILMr. Fe c, Res. Mr. wid Miss Swam& Rev Mr 1311;vo t Cart. Dinite. Cam. end . Mn. Randayr, Cart. Iltak, t r Pears, sod Cast 11...:1t6d, s:r. sea ,firs. r;tereens, gr. slid nnalthlittu An Evening Paper states that d''on. t is to he sent iinuiediritely to the North of Sonars, on a special Iniagion„ Reis destined, no douht-, to w.t the (Amory iu o blaze. • • • A if4lebrated insnint of ROCITIFTOVCAirtit i• testi:tier gd&s eat tra moyert assurt rt , e This parsdoxicar niacin, doe* not apply to Chum% , as it does to Lose, if we see to. judge loam the Z•4IOUS 1114:1144`r ul wrath u feinslc pedPar, at 114 anisitri futon inosnaorarle, on Tuesday. dis. posed- of tickets f o r th e D ea f ni:d Ntrnh-Charity. 14he distributed sons,. Wiza.it lines alltultiii t, it, from which the folloW.lng are taken _ Whey Ger..Pteft crial • setievti wt reae*.t. to (bagels fair Cause Ilia weeiressis idea, thaplays, biar altar bete to trite, Yos empat obey ker laws. M 1 .4. ADAIR'. grand masked ball, at her house its tiearge-street, St. Jaines's-sutputre, took place on Thursday aught. The preparatsoas fbr this grand entertainment were upon a very extensive seAr.— The front partner tvas for dancing, the door chalk ed in devices analogous to the oecasion. Tables were eat oust for one hundred and fifty persans. At the eatrance there was a temporal- awning erectill for the convenience of the visitorsorhich was protected by a tile of police oflkers. At twelve o'clock the asolley grou:se were arriving in great mombers. There was the usual display of stalking &unions, some superb fancy dresses, and it few well stipperted claw:6(4os., The Right llormimahle MATPRICZ FITTGItRALN left town. on Thor/slay. far the COUntY of Kerry, in !rebind, of whii It &sway he is a Repvesentative, end where his Constitaents will receive him with those teltens of ht , .idisnont his patriotic c.oudact in Parliament inerit:., and are WU Vllleabie to the feelingWof all. wh... like him, have Etithrtilly pnr. formed t've ulatiss the station the confidence of his coun•rvmen advanced him to. The tila.. 7 na Th.atre, tinter the manarment of Mr. IlettiMONT. was to have opened on Tues., der hest, hitt a principal performer haviiig met with au it....ident, by the breaking &mu of his chaise-, tlo• opening was postponed Instil iVeilnes day, when Tst.BOT aml Airs. GLOVICR were to perform 41.'7% and 04:idey. in the eurne,ly of The Jr , tl9 ,, m soul, I ist Inglis, Mrs. PowErs. and ter. 1.1.ANi., or f.),or y .i The it t••e, ware t.. fv•if••ro t Bari :cra awl .I.ltirir, ii, Uexire Pre- tries thicrut Is I , . ,r. L "INTELLISPIKIL , C h: N&3 BENCH, Irear*Nirras, lorsm I. Tv; %% di paper ti4y, nothing of public iutarust °cf.:urn-a. SEftiOliS ACC' afar ranbury coach, proceeding from London; on V. tAtiviklav last, -to that town, .broke down in Orford, Miy w&ch several of the 4Viialsor Compa.ny •of Couls...diews..wim *tire pivwe'iatters, have been se verely hurt, particuNrii s Nr. wbo is left at Oirfohl, j* a Moat. ditngtrous state, the *heel hating Roue 4,t t one. of hilt leyE ; also Mrs: V: Ins. i‘:pa ‘s veverely brhistsl. .The company h:4 perfornia4 at tVitulaor durieg the Ameot tire w , !e!:, and wera on their return to finish t 1... ,•oison at L'auhury. - :ieverel a; the atthc•r perto'nar:•s art. 1.::o hurt ; Ars.. niudie, we regret to cagy; is the number. In eoljsequeneo • fortis:ate hosine:s. the Mal4•!l*.tlaS.o.l 'rho: 41#f ii:,!i x ed to poltiibli a 1;u;;;I:tot, tle4tug the fiseAo 111, t. I he eau till the piacts of those performers who ..L.l2r so severely injured. • .11 Thestre, litar. ha ry, Tbervlny, Three o'CLek. 71:1 ~ T anazer respect:l:h i Notrklit), Neotrgh - an.l l'JWic, 13 Leaeral, cf raahary am! !ta n o,cio.ty, th t la equeuct of the coach hreal.f.ai ej o.ifott. ster gll n • of ti.• Perform:re Ita.e rccelrA terere inpriea ; au that ..cc...aut the theatre must L.:,avoulabli be 06114 far this 1••21(. DCK4' . pO4ll 0.9 RAIBEIRC - --... There newer Lae bean a Peerase, the claims to which are involsed in greuttr desks and rititicelti.ii that. that of ths yahoos Peetenc'ere th the Denestanvittni kstatas of Ms. burgh. Al Thu Jecuese of John, thilie of Roshargb, arct fez years arc, !..lye Upar line Aeon* ..tio ens past sou of tbet 11.,to..!uuste Earl of Roaliargh, ahu perished ander the mica of Charles U. arlstu Jensen, Duke of York, aftresisrds h:iug Nantes ft was iliiporerLeit to Oct of the Royal ”ights, no the Leapt and Oar Saad, rot fee :rims Ber.ciak. The DuLe wet accused, to obably without era• sun, ofleeviug the 1 7 ...trl of Itos..4ureis acid twiny other per ** of truth, to•he esexty of Ilia 1111VItS, V. tsr4 he saved Itar - Prises aud his c:ogs in the Lou.t It iscettein that the Earl went Juno iit the yacht. ~ . Lord flelletien, a Scotch Peer, atatantly related toislims J Duke of Roxburgh, on his death asiiused the title ; tad :I his assutoptioa se claim was tnilt)y atkisuatodonl o pot hey. Intact calied* in questari. Ytt, it is certzei,thuggin Dof Rt'ximulles l uchoO4 to boliofes lbet with himself th e L. right s to the bseAlu ~l , g eity shin r eupired, or deradre‘pe. edtdit4 to. the. terms of.the uriginsh patent of ereetkra be . Coors rkune, i 0,1707, to his two nu** in altrifiell•l4ll, the 11•441 t stux and' Mary Ker. 1 hey are still using ; ay" it yru the uptstino pf the lete.l.lsrt Altopelys.„ that.Letiy „tsse,..: eS, the ildlst of them, bad the best pm: -....wa to the Peer age, op her brother's decease. Lai, whothes to the bate. d..• 4, 0171. the Fito4,4 a litusbokith, may foto anothst lagel iia:stivo. She ntither , hua•ever, assen.ttl czker ut tia..ati titles, sot contested,..L.:tes, I 1141Iva:him's Dekedues. But .t i s possibit tlist.t.hg lipase of Lords way .leiorasias her I ads. ship to he tlpt eightfsd shunning, There are tinu other's General Ker., ilia Sr' James lanes Ker„erlits omit 4 nicht 's it. A more europlicibed cites halo out, da..e.g sus...) 3 ea., come before the Idolise of Prem. - P • . =ans=instmes • lium.d.vp soca TT. On Monday bet, a meeting of the f;o/ardialle ell Life.yek Plate et tfie Itecsivii.gliousu, in Hydr.-Lbtris, to witstonsikie enemas of Air. i-pli it's i.:venCel ,t be srall.korseru„inoseur of the euim trier:Axe life-Llost,s, f,r tI, .., re ,e r• i r all Ai preare- Tatida 0f1i...i, ou icr, as a dithete.ty Lit Ivo.; .....eurrei: i r l sir ing the speedie,t teller b. the rare:Wait:, Xr. toltru„pso • *ire to lists eumpkt,ll ottiloc i l that , e, • tilhoonnut fitrost ; a beimpobJd op 4, iron.. it oisoctileitli tie dieliiy of auks t, said the Meg daltrel l / 4 4111sput utaylse eppsuarlic..l with Illy i _ it trill taut sink .' Four men tithe * booed the eesetl t t ~ - 7 them CIO Lan AP waier 1 0 iIVV, y . lout Iv it " tatlt tion if rIIIOCTOIL. spectator,. it .: lout Orthothsed • ezertrons of this adsuirahle Osielety Li fat siiise of humanity, end re now congretilete the *Vie; iteuSt.tbe *Le.. as of ~rob it:menthol to reader insetedutte sintiatni.* to 0/..,c ~h o tier hereafter wish 'Goethe Land of nit, end is 5e,14,:i...3 these nbo 1 ore cunsecsed se attiers,}raskers, suns, b ar tit, .',....trost Latirr'il of tre.cty, ere on lilted!dely **erred. knee.', it it culv ce cc saa.ra fur tbiaboire'listitatiwn to he retort , re , sega;:y kit.,.. ,r, to li.: . once waleerodly'riteirul ,,, d. • AN ALAIHRER.O.- MP.. JAIN INT INVENTIOft. 1 resersiestertiirae • 3 .1 1 pr. t. 't hitt !.i..,...!,„,„ ~f Cri t tol l . ii, t io „be ..,. ~,, 'Bittfinti of ri^reffurtl.—Tte :..:t ~',.:. sloopyrie, se t ,I f et I d'epnlitti oi, It IS rii•Ul.bill4.i e.g. (li:delved art Dr. MANI rz.v., or Gr. La:aim—Tile tiny. Mr. IP(ity. TREE it ft, h Deiti 61: Olottert:tet, and ttsif Rey. low; BANS. ts'irittußops, Prtbodny of, Wen. tedt:rt . . Lett,rs from Sweden date r that Generel Moults tkuntaidemt the P.rtrewir of Marstrwad to he debverett to, hill, ;1.1 61 dtp9i for Enithsh stores; that the King 'Of SK 'Dam was °trended ut the t!t mtutai, vied topl to 6.i. is'to be imputed tge luaccrrit tut Cat troops. . _ _ F.;t pectat inn, which' hvt risento the higllrst pitch in the minds of the public, was frilly v.;“.iiiiii, ,on Thu slay tvetiing, at the Royal Cirma. ‘vy the pro ductioa crone of the most capital Paiitamanrs ever 6, itnessed.—The constructitus nf the piece penvesses a novelty that ehavnit beyond deveripPon ; it hears nee suatilitmle to any other that hats (rce•cdett it, ytt Lusts the tesentricity, trite white, t.or humour, the playfulness and vanety ef the moat pontilar. We congratulate' the Proprietor's .otr torodneing a Piece of yob 'certain attrudiha ,• tgatr,Cr6iii, (}lse anthor), on h av i ng , its the I. effeift,'Antetal all ibis former prounctions.—Tit if itaio`sast the . Hi :ar t, we are contielem, will tong coationseito en- chant, nod draw crowded audiences *ithin their .. k 111.Igie circle s . •.. ilf Th•rty Thousitud P oun d s , so ld in gliarir, last - • . Lottery, at J. WAIMIIIIe6 truly hirturat f.tiffire, No. Iti, Combat, where Tietets and Stra-1 s ore nrev ou sole for the Six ;410,4 Prises of .e30,0i,u. Loth ry draws again on Tuesday neat. i Yesterday se'uoight, as Mr. llooLas, boater, of Newport, Isle of Wink, was crossing hi a boat from Lymin. A ton to Yarmouth, by the imprudebee Or a man gettin.4'it.p the mast to ttgellSe the hal yards, the boat was upset, awed ?Jr. itOlaiiiia Witol. tunattly drowntel, Thursday ne'smiglit, the wife sr• covens! is the Guards, at Chatham, went out to her daily demo. patios, and left her clild in the care of another WO:UKII, who lived in the same house, having hem .e placed the same confidence in the woman. ahe war not aprrehensive that any fisrin caold rent from it ; but in this she was wcefalzy deceived, fur, retrrrnin; almitt rii s !:?, sLy vered that Cl.! ar. tch i !• tt at home, had raoldarel h. r 4;7 ail the rani......; ti-,t ! t•-•:.51e, and had LikAl• ttlk f her r!.1.1 1 . 1., L •T little Omit of 41.,trActie.... it:11,11;4r climb after rho eava i r., ico.)4ed Ler, but withow t ; 3;;.!, I. ;.:Sit sor r y to ~;` , that ito -• which ties worst :noel y t; Ls: