The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-10-31 00:00:00

titelinea to tEsapprove, it la doe &gm! t ,neoal Us.nkls tts till inferior coomoutuol, boo!, to be superseded by the M a: . (l ,.*, * ;31iatA. The latter ii 0n.10i.410.11iy o il fi: mouledgeol talents, but tiwra is out a 111:111 t to PALAPDX, to 11:o.11 that county' `roster obligttious th.in to UC4Ct tt BLAKE. unr At ily.www.lur to Madrid, has 4:or11o11u. nopeano filial an article in Ole Spanish Papers. Ana, the 32d elat the Spaiiiitrds , french Gut tai Adaniui►tration, by sending the forces IaVII3 BAIRD, iu the first instance, to a , the Province of Ca distant three u►iles from the theatre of war, instead of for that purpose the port of St. Ander°, vicinity of Llem fa! I:Lane, have manifested of judgtutritt ; the Coavention or Liu neee,tituting ua to march an army overland, Portugal mid Spain, front Lisbon to the lattead of going thiCier by sea, has entailed greater taistortune On the country. In the pntition of the lioNtik armies now eminent'. thcay and Al„ , a, it it difficult to appreciate, nlN,sn , hle to exdggi.trate, the aggregate these error-. Let us xuppose that I:AlaD'ao which arrived at Coruuna on the 13th of had been sent to St. Atalero, where the would infallibly have conducted, it by . latest. And let us further assume, that more buil been lest in obtaining permission '',eattral Junta for landing ti►e troops, yet, tea case, lista° have set out by the array o f ULAKE, flow winch, Valmasede, Orduittio, or 13ilboa, S. only forty or fifty miles dittant. The might, therefore, have effected a junction Spaniards about the 47th of the prescat We now fins", that the debarkation at was only to commeace on Monday last, an d we venture, withdot fear of contra assert, that (welt it the troops did begin a that day, they cannot reach the acette of und.rr, at least, three or four weeks after it peseible to ~i,c:►k in terms of tut, reprolattion, or to itic9l;nde 100 straggly 51i capable of such gro%4 mistakes We trust, rnenemer Parliament meets. mod' glaring in will not pass witimet tOsinnent Mal e.- and obvious, however, as this evil may he, ,e consequences of the Convention made by our Commanders iu Porttighl tine ten to prod ce far serious effects. We confess, that, when we contesiplate•the results of a match from Lisbon to Pampelutur, or to Barcelona—for, to . of these three poiiits,.Sir ions Nlonas: areesearily .4.ireet prowess—we cannot dreading and appreciable,: it as destructive to _British forces. Are Ministers aware of the impe liietits arising from roads, from the want of tents, secoutinodations, and u thousand convenieticts, our soldiers hare been accustomed ? ey to go, we would ask, by way of 7ifadtid ? distance, in that ease, bare they join Cita . or BI.AAF., will he from tweet. to eight , Admitting that they leave Lisbon ttild or '24th of the prevent Month, and that not impeded by the siege of F.lras, or by &veldt:tit, we cannot allow them to tub a an averivn none than twelve or thir miles a-day, without iucludiug any time tie necessary halt... Oa this calculation, which litary man will confess to be Leitlier Unfair exaggerated, it is obvious that NIOORS cannot reach Biscay., Navarre, or Catalouia s before imas at sootiest. But, perhaps, it may he that they will march, either to a hole or in way of Alinoyda, Salamanca , ~'allalol'ul, nes; a route Which would unquestionably I the distance by more than u hundred and Iles, if the ultimate destination be the pro ' Biscay, and not that of Catalonia. We however, t h at it will be found itupracti- I point of fact, to conduct any large body of through that portion of Portugal and of 1 great part of which may be considered as of rude simplicity, deficient in every re for expediting the march of British auxili scarcely intersected by any regular roads, and by chains of mountains already covered ,now. Whichever of these two routes may chosen, we anticipate the most injurious come . from the expe..iment ; which sill be far fatal to us than the bayonets of the French imiera ; or even than the attack of Lisbon, the fortresses at the month 4,1' the 'ragas, 4 have proved. We believe further, that no better appreciates, uor more .h.eply laments, measure itself, on account of the evils which foresees must arise from it, than the General selected to conduct the army through:T.:pain. .. arrive at ita ' de3tination, enfeebled, fetigised, disheartened, extenuat.ll, and diminished ; unfit for and perhaps disgusted with tl:e people, the ', and the service. us now suppose, that this gallant army had 'harked by the staff of last mouth, or even 2Stii, a time wheat the first and the second of JocoT'9 Inices were actually sailed fur , from the Tagus. The distance from Lis- Tarragona, in Catalonia, is not more by sea than about le or 1900 miles, in the fiaest latitmles, being between the 39th and 41st degrees, in si g h of* friendly shore, trout port to port, having Cadiz, Gibraltar, Malaga, Certbugetni, and kilt:tint, open to theta for refreshment, or for shelter. We shall not surely be told, that such a voyage is attended with dan;,'er in the mouth of October, or could possibly be liable to objections fru:n the hazard at tending it. No man could venture to inaintinu such u proposition. The tune requisite for per forming it may be calculated at three weeks ; but even if we allow a mouth to convey the troops to Catalonia trout Portugal, every man might long ago have been landed at Tarragona, or lu the llay of Roses. And in what condition would they have been set on share? Without previous fatigue of any, kind, fresh, healthy, wild fit for service, having always slept under cover, and having experienced no ineoweitienee except sea sickness. Will any perm3n, of whatever party, prvteral to say, that la tweet' these ulternativi s, there is, or can he, any comparison We helivre that fib etrnment will tint' no advocates bold or able enough to undertake the defence of their errors and mistakes, arising out of that fatal selection of Conti:wailers, which led to the Conventions of the 30.11 of August. We trust that the mis fortnues still in prospect nut eves lie found more irremediable titan thosa with which we are already ucilua:ittecl. But tie likewise hope, that if such should lie the fact, the jupt indi4untion of an insulted country a ill ktiuw lam to fi.ul, mid how to punish, though they should take rylitge hind the throne itself, the authors of Such attain'. ties. The 14th Regiment of Light D..agoons, of which his Royal Digliiiez4 the Duke of CeMBLU.- LAND I* COiOnel, b,... t an to einbark, on F4i.lay. at Port,uoinh, for Spaio. Foto troops Went on hoard that thiy. and four troops op Saturday.— They will sail with the 7th and 10th regiments of Light Diugoons, subtler the coinroand of Ciliersl SrAor, which arc still doubted at Portsniouth by ts supestuous foul winds.—The Sy//iPe. UPTON, :Viobe, Captain Louisa. (frig.tit's) ; tnal the I,lMitrettS, Lieut. Torsurfsort, are to convoy thew to Corms a. We hare received Dublin parrs to the 17th instant. The unitsual violence or Vie weather had interrupted ti! regular ernulannication wit!, this comitry by Holyhead and Purkg:tte. For nuttily ei 4 ht dais the wentlotir had been very hnkttrone, with the wind mostly westward. Six minis I.tou Port-Patrick were dote nn 13,4 t. -4ft• We uticicrstanathatgr. o, S.'ere tary, attended Lord V.ttsavt• hi, travel., and went into by*.ittia, has been appoiaert to comes , liw NlAJrsit ' l• Mama/ to a letter brought by las 1,-oiu the King of APT FAIN IL, ace-naps toed with some beautiful preseuts pow preparing., I The Hainp,hire Nleetiog, to be hold on Wed neelay ne s t, at AVinvhester, to consider of uu Ad dress to Ilia arlaatarry, upon the Conventioa of Cit,tia, is ex,,ectc.l to produce a foil attendance, and is looked forward to with 8 consideruble degree of interest. A requisition has. we understood. been math to the High Sheriff of Sea fibrdshire, for a meeting' upon the stone subject, by a RUM ber of Nobility end Centre of that totfoty, at the head of whose names *Untie that of li n t w quw •r 51.4 We litakrstiiiid it has been it 'tiled, that a Court of Inquiry is to be f dto iuvra!gale tlic C3ll - ut (Intro, atzreuably t the preceilonts of Sim ti. Corr I Moonatorr. Tile Court was public oil both these occasions. On Thursday his Royal Ili4hrwss the Duke of Cl—tat:Nut: inspected the Por.sitiouth division of Royal Marines, at whose ap c eastice he was lunch satisfird. The answers of the English Gorernineat to the commiiiiitations from Erfurth. were, on .Friday, finally adjusted ; and, on Saturday, they were dis patched to Deal by un English Messenger, who will tail in a flag of truce to 1 onlnrnr, fro m whence i.e will proceed to Erfurth, should he be permitted. Mr. Hasa, of the Rank of England, on Saturday gave notice to the Stork Exchange, that the Com missioners for purchasing stock for the redemptiiiii of the National Debt, would, in future. po rapists, ou every transfer day, 32,0001. in the 4 per tent. Consols, iostead of buying 3 per Cent. Consols. a s had usually been the custom. This arrati4etneut produced en immediate advance in the Foods.— Consols lelt off at Gr, and Osmium it 100 •. A vessel has arrived from the Canary Isheils. which she left on the 9th inst. Ey letters received ht this conveyance, we are informed, that the Island; were not U.lanintous in their acknowledgment of l Kant- NAND VII. The Governor of Groin! Canary, who is elk fart a Frenchman, had prevailed over a great 1 . body of his adherents to resist all new doctrines ; this was strongly oppo,ed by the loyal friends of Foams 4!ID VII. 'hut the French had the advan tage ; they dissolved the Junta of the Island, nod imprisoned some of the Members attached to t h e new enure; the Island was u scene of confrtsion, and the people were fearful the whole would end in a civil broil. We are informed that a vessel is arrived in the Clyde, from Hayti, by which accounts have toren reccived, that Perron had succeeded in th e reduc tion of Port-de-Pain. and that he rids to follow his tweets by the capture of Cape Fi , vn whence we ucaleertand the vessel to which we ailnde has arrived. A great doubt prevailed on'Change, on Satnolny, with respect to the onthenticity of the Dutch De cm(' against exportation. rowing to a letter being received from the coast of Holland, of tke 21st in sumt, he a very e.-,oreetailrle Dutch house. It was jilt, said, that a had arrived from Harlingen, in right days, which brought uo new, of the de cree. t.,elves int f (lets, g e is, we lit Ile it ll3ta ter 9 1 a cknot Tu . : 0 ne' w ider IIN 4 t a ,- Mr. r el' a rrived at Lt It appears Itte l • CtitCli COSI Irate driven ti al • r If the At el coder Sir I ). mu rout au tl buiti:red inil. •It • selecting fur • • jo the violin s total wont • , tot, by lit:' I mo ". all r. Ebro, instex a still gre,to f!e- po.sit ;T"ti uu , :J al ' erfert Ci s t!lt'l tore, which 11Y. the mouth, ber sa me K ind- ;ate ili.• i.sth at I sv ilayr Igo: t i r b 4 ; fro a the Co • etch Id On mos the23,l “, whether at lo • Alden) is with the Fsp W " 4 . Co:atino rev nth the. 24th ; "4 " . 4i; 110111 to ' gill to land on tl haw Winn, und. i r" ward,. Is be" g reat repro or • tatters taps ! o f that, st'ocrie esparity vv ter, leisure. Great an hot the conw.qt Counuande rt- inore serior try contemplut , Bhos, to Lt . illtt, on oil wast swim help dreadt his hitt British slit:whits ari )i:1 illeCOtninodl re. to which Art they to . The ditsiti TA NOS, or ;77: hundred se by the tit they are tit aoy other 'sore, on 1 teCU miler the nectar every mill toe exagg hope to re Christman :f1 and, that part, by w cal !largo i!• ahOrtelk ti Iry mileshots off- nave of en. believe, 11 ere cable, in ; hen troops thi SpAin ; a tter iota in a abate Ott . gnisite ft red vies, scar Sth grossed k 11 a with snow no. be chosen tea, (peaces 'ter more rata $0- it Vitniei I of :nal all ti of would ha to- rat Lett: is the meal he forest )41- alto is se the It will ar two ilishearte action, o the country, Lei Let us tt beeli curl ar by the 2 division ranee, L... 0 to T • • Q. Fap't NO; Al La: I:. At a Ow ttf your whets so little c:lsoir ran titi:e "lace in the style of ilyins, it is a!ohisit tairweible to erie a correct do 'amnion r.r..ri thin: wiV be WWII ill tto•Spiii.i,ll rwt.sse. ern, description, prevail. It W •luiicnit to&secttLia It hat tuateriuls wilt b.: moat worn for pelissci, heti, kr. us dwelt, selves, owl silk, are equal!, The wort clw•snt colours al preSt.l i are, Sp:koi.ll b owu, Cleri..a blue, and cataltarnies. We tv(;ret to stt) the fuliou'of long winds upputue iiieir to guiu ground. 'et mics. A race of a novel kind I.pok place, last morning, in H" de park. The ilistauer our hi.i.:red yards and the competi tors, a Gcutlemza on foot, mad a Leautiful halt bred mace, rode by a Gentlein.iu of about the same weight as the pedestrian. The odds, at trat;, w ere rive to four upon the 611 . 111 . 1 . , it ht ing suppost d that the mare would nut be able to start fairly, an a% to get her wind and speed in ROnikort a distance. Thektosiim ones sere, hdiseier, completed ! , taken 'in, fur, at the dropping of u hfti.dkerchia, which gas the signal, the uiarc went off at full speed, and won the race with ease. They star.rokat about a quarter pant eleven o'clock, nearly oppoede Earl Groin eisur's house. The 1.0 . 11% were ringing Co. church, and a crowd of spectators were a4seinbled. Hatt the Peace Officers been in the sat, and have done their ditty, Ihree yonn,; Gentlemen .0 lot has e spout a 'pleasant evening together lit the watch-home. Yestorduy, flts AiAJEaI Y. Pr.netiotes SOPHIA; AUGUST*, and ADM 1.114 .• otwompotie4 I.F ra, WlttenttArA. Lady CRAN LEY, llou. and G4:iteral I" , riaor, rude to St. (=vo:ge's Cha pel, and heard a pen,,,, preuchtd by the Hey. I.h. Gooust.L. from t.JuLues L and afterwards returned to the Castle. To the Fashion:lbl, Persons who have honoured the town of Ki!kepis)• by their presence, we ere co:Oiled to odd the totiowner The Martinis a.. 4 arrhiolieta of Waterford, the Bishop of Meath and fauioty, Lunt and Lady Lamle Couto, sir J. Moore, Sir W. Coil; Sir Julio Carden, ♦sot Lady Much. Modaitte C ata L ti r iI, previous to her de:ntrture fun Dublin, made Mrs. Coolie a present of a ta luahle diamond ring. Lady BENTINet: is nearly recoverd from her late dats..;eruits illness. lier ladybhip t..kes her usual minting rides, and will shortly leave twin, for littlstrinie, oil a visit to her rather-ia-la..v, thy I hike of Poe rtaND ; it will be her fii.st interview with leis Grace since her marriage. Csonan Joutts . rotqc., Esq. M.P. and family, ar rived on Saturday, at their house, in liaamver *rare, from Brighton, for the seamti. NALDI 11U Ina great pro4ress in the English lauguitge, and is eNpeeted to take the bass parts in tire Oratorios, the ensuing whiter, at the Anetei.t Concert. The brother of CATALAN! is shout to be married to Miss C K ANTI fJ.D. the Opera dancer. The veteran Baaays:?fts: is still without an en gagement at either of elle laiailon Theatre). Lord and Lady PORCHErTEIR arrived, on Friday, at the house of Lord Dustr. in P.,ever-street,llo;n their seat in surrey. Lady Pr.n . rn had a select party, on Sattmlay evening, sit her house iii New Noriolk-street. Vistutint and ‘'isvosititess MaLtiouna enter tiined Earl anti Commove COW Plia. a 4441 other persona o:',listiuction, 4 diluter, yesterday, ut Bo twket-hall. Mr. You nu was to close his engagement at the Bath Theatre, on Sattirday LA, for 11160 On beiwtit, in the parts of tuner, in the coamly of The Sus picious Hashand. cud taint Iternakii, in the atbdo draitia ni The Tale of Mrthry. The Officers of the different regiments in the bar racks at Cork have given tollsomti K variety of enter tainments, to the ladies and gentlemen of . that t sty. That eaergetic little Poem, Raleia and Viatiara. published a few dues itgo, I>tts been printed lu rliley and ilistriboted to the soldiery by inativ oh' the of ficers, at Portsmouth, as well us by th e . patriotic the spirited anti prophetic description of the charge of the Pataca's regiment, have 'wen added, in the bait edition, 4 , flip emicten-earnrd shall •Gatortre Fitz Cl.renee Bosh, thiGnl4e busts, with youthful ~linw rush ; Like Richard's Fnaleonbridr, on 414Tiel's lit battle ele—cud heap the held with slain • The Luke's *an is n comet is the tiiih " The allission is delicate and happy—well calm ',tied to warm it Eatlwr's heart, nod make a 510- face to shine Bice au April morn.--{Afottley Par smooth Telegraph.) Viscount Mt LT x left town, yesterday, at •Ile o'clock, for Milton-uhbey. The Comedy of The World, and the Romiinve of Blue Beard, were performed at Drury-lane Thea tre, nu Saturday night, to a brilliant and crowded Issidience. hot attraction of birth pieces increases with repetition. Mrs. lit.newit Is performing, with great fiircess, at the Chester Theatre; she devour herself alter nately to the Comic and tie Tragic Muse. Earl Seerteen was expected in town, last night, from a shooting party. The mid faddy will return this day from Brighton, and they %sal proceed to their seat in Northamptonshire. KLll.ll.lf and Rutigliano, who acemnpanied Ma dame CATA I.A NI to Ireland, have returtied to Lon don ; the Lady is gone to Gliorgner. bi charm the amateurs of that place with her hitrinonv ; froiu thence she proceeds to Edinburgh, where site is ulso wider on eat}; tgeinetit to perform a few eights. Earl and •Countess C1101.%10?iDU LET airived, o.t Thitrailay s at Ewe:whit-holm, Lola Chohnondeley Castle, Cheshire. Ills Lordship has beau ever since coillitted to chaipher by in disposition, a thortt Ituviog run into his leg. Lle is attended by Surgeon CT.I NF. As i‘cson as his Lord- Ship n perfeetlT men, eretl, he will have town for Raughton.bitil,,rf.flh, where he wit reins a until after Christman. On Friday morning, High Maim and a solemn dirge were performed at the Spituidt Chapel, over the body of Miss limb. This young Lady pos sessed a fortune of 70.0001. maul at the death of her mother, she would have possessed four that sum. She Ituely arrived in this country Gum the West Indic-, with ao intention of going into one of the convents, nod taking the veil. On her sr- rival at Plrsnooth, she w.tsiakan ill, and died the following day. LITIER A7' eIfELAYSAIRD. the conclusion of the Meeting. on Friday, at CLeint.ford, the Gentieinen %rho thi qiii*ition. and a' nit - hit-row body of Freehoictero, iiiijourned to tii:te tooher at ll.e Shire flail, olefin 11. e ev.....1.4 *a; ....relit with the.Keentest mirth anti. _ . Chair. . tiertna.. (1 the company ii Bitty of Inyni ti.td Aniongot ttierket. The Mitres, the Prr,sl The !a:ay—L . ...nil tboar betoc4 bo tell Atignot, is Portugal,' ; and mar tl tws which were Ciutra. The health of the t Winced, and of Mr P. Address to His Majesty, iu Portugal. Sucre', to the crow of Liberty end Oppression. Ala, the calms* conut.ies to the same fall of tlu• 'fp ant of ' the ituressibility of free. TM M'onden %Volta The Psrh as the We. %VRitiotiottio, Lona ..... slut tie .lisaruce bro..ght of elates: he l'ioy• PoPerti- - ill in the course of the night—A3oceor was bent lOr, lint the unfortunate man was post rcuoarry, pad died in half an hour aro r. A Letter Coin Deal, dated the trth instant. Pt/11C+, flint it number of res.sets Wtir t tl hg there's with signals up for boats ; but none so-id g. 10 than, although seaLral ships were in delteos--tr.• hosts eyrie hanieil op rin the lieuele, and their raids dent tinshipped.—Q,e. For what _purpose ate u pw or ds Iran) pCitiollif licensed by Cloy. mate. Is in this wan only, with bouts of all desc ptio s ? How are Clime poor men to lire, but by ..s-i tiov ve.sehi in distress? They have no trioir, nor atey othrr menus of gaining a lieelthotr'. Oil Friday night, u most daring robbery was committed at a home in Covell? y-street. A young man was about to onmotri.er In:sinews lit it, hi u hosier ; he had Mid in a stock of hosiery, to the amount of h,twv-n four and five htuid...l. poisiids, and had ever} thing prepared for opt: i ll the strap on Saturday non • i ; he vety Intern &any left the haulm., %idiom any mann to Amp in it, on Friday rti tl bt, and in the• Conran. of •he night, the finest? was entered, and the . wian:e of the stork cnrried off. A few dues s'ner, a very daring rob' try we; aninnted iu Sloane -street, Knightsbridge.. A GLltieitiant, villa occupies a hou e in that after, s kee;.i: one of the adjoining limn. s to Irt y for lashed ; but ut the time of tttn r. b erv, it a as ut let, and no 'lemon resided in it. T le . Genti tom, a business cal:s him into the city fro u tut me ruiug till the craning, anal attiring his bsen -e from home, the whole o f the coo: a in the funs! ho 1. t re.ab, fit Wished. were reitviveil in carts; it was not diet"- vered fn. a day or two artery/01'd«, when he mat. Mat Lc a matt w ho let out carpals(' horses, who addr-sard tar Gentleman with hopinc he had not offended him. The Cleat!emna was iistol..'.stied at the (I nes_ and knode th. cause. The car e• rel'1;•.1, that he lcarued moocher man hurl been etnoloved to groove " v nods. T'!e Grntiedis• assured him he wes tuiertalt.m ; bet :!,e Ith9 pes ti=t. d, :.net the Giairtr:•..;:s, on n .t oa, .Wad that his house hal been roLhed of adi 1s Tabus* eitatzLZe-C: IYr•,Teittte Esq. it, the rte,, (ttnltlettlea Iwo/tent efseetialitiiel rala sti.toiy a4 . ssefe. toil' a ta- tind rtriutic lclas ttenns icigitt.--- 4Ot o • • ?rime Of Wales, find lbe teat inLtho d those gallant troops • ton fyialt i ead. tell in the actions of the titli anal ?IF, of Rat, for in rI1114: in revolkMkntue tlitir the grAt,holc of tho oat ion rus fatuity Wasted hi tlac tnay.ution of he noble end gallant Earl St Viaeetti; alto Ir Peter Do Cane Jon who sa roaied Isianty, um the si:hject of the Convention Stratillib Patriots, rand no; Car forinnn and lodepeott-uca triumph . over Tyrsaity p t e a th e S l atnish Natim, ayinufte ether ante etorioas struggle, sari may alas sipswai of Europe agora au eierlaittog wog of of subjugatieg a .people atteresiairdliits V 31 1 ,5 of Old England. he reople, the [visit of the Paellf. a, :and the CO:OtO114 C 411116: of OW ti 011•44 Pokie I.• Omni oar their CISOCOroug to poPjfikts. ngbt upon the cAttitrt lq the Cfrv,:ititts ~. ......-. 'I he l'ialperittand laelepeads See itlblegotattly of toe i., etc ...e. The !klegting uo.inilroe.l itt ft late hotir• . . • KILK EN A y niEari:i.c.i LS. _ ---__- . - . On Mowlsy, the followint• bill wasseroseed the eateregigi evrata of that evnting to be l'i. e!4viAitiwt.Aftvri-7,,•-Lord . rerbf,. Mr. LA N - c:s 'our ; katcPliqr, Pite. Lirirtra; fir.itlis Irirtria, Sir J ANlcs !it IILeNG ; .',aes a, Mr Br.ao eaA rcot, Mr. Powers; Co-ton, Mr. CIA ;trio, ; Ilerlsyst kimeer, Mr Coital •, ram: o, Mr. WA t. Li S. ; nccorgas. Mr. Pussy; j!r.. Iled:rterr, Mrs. HITe oft ,(It ; Mir, S r,:kir, MA. JOiliXfoN ; Vasa* M'ss WA Ls? el 91 ; Bel, Ml` t• t 717- 11011 ; CActred,:rma.il. Mr.. COWL It. Mr. I.A Mc alsileS Lord Ostti:l,:s * kisirdeditwlesd-pir• trsot of that i b :ratter, perbt:is not so tiareJile est. Veit litseit (*.hum we suspect bas not p-sic.' urn - vexed 'me Uri LAN (mystic), bat weal mud seittitoeutal : his tared' asked- tr;rably et-An:ate.] to Fire that ;widish whit h is as:tee to the: minute smut' ny of a priente theatre. Mr. LTarta. za !..*:ertee i r, gave aM the rich roleerisy to the bluff entzarity of the citizen . . tibith uperatesi .1,1•....f- -ful.y nu the deliestc tomes of Lrrtf °leek; ; ..14 :tn. • 1 ows3i, i o Am./. , Ass neat aid eftsturatedi ?lit i.l.si;i': . -s write *.u* aupported with imeimartion 'exit. • Mr. flts..Oo- - TON poi.sei.ses AO maiii facilities for tht• prrfret preflarol , ir.v ' of cauton, ave: is hewing OW'S hi,ll 01104.600Y....tel r tu rt.,• piece is notbia: surprising—Mr. C.'s liiotoli otr els o the French lam:sage, and his acquaisitaaoc with Coull minuets, were the puorrful ell:tilt-lei," rhieb pods& prriret rep.... scatstioN of the ihrtit l'akt, nudges tatibelke to 11 rot ITLI:It. •Tbc farce of tnr."./.11-Afers Sariteg MO, cohie.li, in whirls Mr. Hostig performed air Perfirraa .Ver• rocs': tid4;...-ThonAL ill.l part toras ur.iitrtakeu muter slaw ilimcournincircunistanets. it pro4iced a goad eiteett_vilAcit reliant a Uttar bet:lamed by the Engek attereg, teit2ie NV. Motile ."1.• in its purity. ler. Cataegatesere lear.freitee (••••••••• eNbibiteci a g0,r21 figure; and . ldr.rputssrp4 litillis .9.a•, r:l4l.rii to his fame es a useful and a general wag, 4rbk •.r t ot the folk', house of the FIION.O. Theta eveuierg the trsre4p ulf Masted, with avkaileri• baq- gcrroc4 aiiell a Lahti ca3cd baactsv /11••;, are IC eetwelbrht the litt,ien-iy eilerttinn.c.ltr. :lie parts of liParbrisk and ..._ isc.l:4' In . Air. Pow A& Mil Mr. licrr SI: ; Las'y Jac :.!!. by Mi.. S•itrit. ea t'ridty, The Corttr of Jihnfoitrits, altered into a farce by T. Metenv, olio fi to mirror,' 11,...ntr5, is stiptittittd l'his err- tarmance ; and ou Saturday, whiten Orionis the wrirton,,iiwie cod Yctiv... fneo god Tinge, IN Ar. Dmivess- invelltit. 114,014 N. ; and )oat. sad Ill'oti, r lay Mr' V$ A ial silt Odd Mrs. Ci.t.itt. . . - , ,•..•,4. —._ ....._—.___. ' ' I nte Archbishop Of Cafurtrasr:r.e. is c*pectia to , leave Latc.tath Palace, this day, for hi. see t . rii 'Ncta ringliatnabirt. His LArly slot family ore retlwctpti „to go to Addington, the country outdraw itittntaleti for the present auti future Arehbisitopt of eatitif,.. rt.llV. . . A your. man, of the name of SPR:KGEtt, had taken a lalgiog at No. li, Dentnatk-4 Our& ,, A . Exeter-street, Simall, which tie forttisht ~ rotors to his intetlibll marriage. yeibtfirdav . He slept' ther... for the tiro, tiou.. nu Roal- al nigh', laud the iriteuded bride had nisei st nt id ' . clothes and other Iwrsonei proper t y. He ort• tk t ill in the course of the night—SS oc,or STAN-rod •