The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-07 00:00:00

■ MI . 7grio --.A.-,- . . • • •• • • •-•-- " A YOUNG LAD? MISSING. LEFT her F.iintia, to iku vicinity of Piccadilly, saertlai), aliom •li% etre &Cluck in the Worship sup . posed he s It of Mental Uernugenteni. A YOUNG Limy. vat oda alma Ca.tq„cnr Sarseueth,twn, Mack Silk Hand kerchief tied rep .d acr Neck, a large Slouch harsenet Bonnet, Cotton at they Belk Storkiogs, and Black Shoes, mit .r Pe.irl IBU(11101, whit Hair is the CeOLIV, o i her Mind kerchief; .i..out Five Feet High, grey .Lye,, long Nose, nowsll Nnuth, Avila agood be* of Teeth; very long light Brows Hot:, vers Thin atat We ik through Mines., It i.i.upposed die took a small Parcel with her. containing Wearill Apparel. Pad mil , a few Shillings in her rocket. Wooster can glee inch . ..formation to Mr. Jackson, Silver ond'h, No. 84, Charlotte street, Ratbbooe-place, as will en ible her' .sends to rect. . er her, sh4llue liatalsouseli. rewarded. Ser. .IIU. Arrived. Uubliu Waled 0 1 • 0 Lisbon 0 Cadiz .. ~. I . " . it.; NI Si riots 1/A1 atri)Nl, 1141)C h. 3 pee Pae. Red, (eini.) 13 pee Celt. Cons. 68 671 68 flinniuni 3 dip. THE s riITESMAN. LONDON: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1810. • Tun-morning we received French P 4900 t s p the =oth of August, German to the tgth, Dip* to the 44 inst. We have given estractb 0 01 .• Containing all that Is material in them. It is stated in a tette, from Pest, tun, some insportabt,eacklMlPS have been , Ibtaineil by the Turks over Itisifstans, both ' y Set and land f •nisr do we Gait dicti , ui of /h se , stateetents in any. of the French rape's. Tnc F inattrs Enreann jointed a P t triti fee* tito.P4late of St t Clottsti on the tAd alt. Otieting mei premiums for the eigii!ificti; re :of snip Align inieipk, Another or thi 14' the 111,1,041 pf • ei the interior 500,01710 francs, kir. Cie ratabitaisinerit of denufaetarils:atl • - . - - - - : Rome, the shmiurigettiewt of the growth of cotton in the WeiAtlitiiiiieg . .ceituiry s sod 11w Improvement pf agrlceltuiro,- T -The following is 1 11 1 3 stAn otat lager frorwilleifgOlsod :—" The reii * ii hare otrlf liti tom: al 'Matt thousand men $u Prussian Pulaud an it thought, it, the Empergr of 1 1U$111+ ,t 411411 nut awake from' leihargy t anditake active ose of his time, that!, v.tiffileitt St. Petersburgh in less the.! 11 months. $( itreat aepposed that the Dantitarifl (Inforpose any reitsiduce or opposstion : they tins'4 for game Ismit past %ogee swoosh, in privateering,jitid 10 04 ftt lie •N they at present think about ," tally frults konigsbergli,. the new residence or or relifiSi 4 l o CUMlfij state, that the Inhabitants 11101er its 4011 7 eepeptulion qf the arrival of a French gar. 4 1 1 1 44, 11 i to take . possesajou of the Shipping there.. tir t • fe#ers observer, 1.14( ALEXANDIIt ,14111111411111. Prjece of Neufchatel, was expected ge he raised to Mt Pinups of Prussia, and the posOl t y uf . Ifrandenhurgh to be reduced to (rieivate einiintinicytlpn frpm GottoOkettsh, 4 . . at. ylt. contains these words u. r 4112 is seneyellpitated bore, that an embargo hat halo fra, posed eait.sii shipplOg in the fitiesiun eppaufil eit4t NAPoileow OH . meditates 'semi, most, • PO prOsji aria . epeody change .in ribg eAs ice !7f 41sTi* . T I CTERIA T 'L l ept4in ljonsuases arrived !at the roreign 0 !Tice, with ilispatelie• • fro n ford Ny ELLIIIO. iov, dated the 18th • sit. The head.quartats wore pll et Crlei Nothing lioportant'liarroccarrinl, end our 'army remained in good 'health. Tlipse v at,,,,6 were brought by . the //lilting icboorige 2 . ` which left Liabois int the 234 silt. cad striond . Iht Pi; rtsmutith on Wwiluaaday. •• 'ow Some changes hate takewrisee s in'tbe Tortuga!, end 1)oa . fto . 4alto RAirmumt,t? No- 1 paste.% bit been ailiiegatl to tile tank of Member pf the Governrncat o lie was formerly a Professor at Coimbra, and subsequently a tutor to the.goyal. jyatntiy s imid Oirsetor of the College of Nobles at, Re is a man of extraordluary 'ontV 1 1 0 1 4r4slied integrity, and very sanguine ospecta. limo are indulged from his titsisteaco. A Strict system of River Police hail been !doped alt the mouth of the 'ragas, in order to prerrnt any spies or mispieloits peisous from pro. coaling op the river towards the Allied Army, and ;his precaution i►ad become extremely neecsaarl. WE fiETE x copy 0 1 ' the Decree of the Supreme Cantral►Vtinta, issued on the cessation of Its fund, inns. It contains the arrangements which were Spade tor the assembling of the Curt►s. It is very lung; and ap the Supreme Junta is extinct, It is pat nos, s orth the roost it would occupy. The rst sat of that . Junta ci4lst to have been the int. mediate agsetnititn4 of the Curter. Wa hare satires frq Algarve to the date of the litit a last month, and from Gibraltar some further particulars, by letters,, to the 14i4. The plio a Ins is ;o extract 4 , GIBRALTAR, Avc.l9 t *more Glige Ttleilgar apd the Nue of Gaelra the pri yipmery of throes/mann in pest ambers. Thex i feear the pppear *rear row-beatn, and aperepet, vessels near toe row eater mime 9if rattle; a pilot en "Gard. The Minerva, of 1.2 gins, ha, bees faltered by !Oil ia the sad& 0 CaiP Z Tait letters from iadia communicate some inte resting information respecting the movements sad intentions of the nstswe Princes sad chieftains : Accounts had reached Bombs, of • serend engage ment bolweca the followers of Aileen imam sad abe 13erar troops, width terminated to she also- Cage ,pf the toter. Assam, it was said, - had lost a number of men and some artillery, and had also received a severe wound from a spear, in the heat. , 'of the engagement. In consequence of his ill sue- Gess on this oecavion, •he way 'abandoned by many of his followers. He was not expected to wait the approach of either of the British detachments in the field. The latest accounts of him stated that he wrs in the Beiml district, from whence he was supposed, to maintain an understanding with the Chief of the Mahratths. f • FRENCH, DUTCII,ancI GERMAN PAPERS. [ARUIVED DAY.] • • NAPLES. Atin.l6, Royal Camp at Piele, Aug. i t %OIL ORDER OF VIE DAY. " The battle fon& against the enemy on the .411411 y doe . marine, is wathy of praise: his Itlajesty has expressed bin satisfaction to the di'islons of gun-boats commanded by M. Bausao; to the Captains of the frigates Bougoord, Coca, and St. Caprafs; to the Officers of the It, p 3 Guard; to the ;corri dors of the Custom-house, who took part in it. The Lieute nant of .the marine vessel of the Ro)al Guard, Orasset, and M. M. Viso), third pilot, ronmianding the dun-hoat 10, pat O cular!) distinguished themselves. The General of Chief of the Shift*. • (Signed) TUERE seems lii‘,.he some fatality in oar Concerns with America. It 'is not only that tilts. Ministers blunder in all that regards our policy _towards the Unitril States, but our Naval Officers, splendid and successful in their achievements every where beside, are erroneous or unfortunate in their conduct en the American shores. Another untoward affair bis taken place, to enlarge the grOWiegithiniosity beteet.n Britain anti the Voila *ales. as. "RI be seen in ameher be . Certainly, it is the anti of oar Natal Officers 'to pursue deserters front Eng. fish ships, with all possible vigilaseeindpeeseeee anee. ' But in exercising their dettyiiiiCretriollimittl. If it is itriportaitdi got. back deserters, far Idtielf: plitic and eximplois *hey it is stallaortriespptiettl to leave untouched any et the rights of batedepeis. dent State. The British officer bad better bare lost half of his own men,' than violated the - Afriericao Waters,' by firing in there. lift would ilaWill t ellie .ti`, better service to his Mestterti_ mail this coliSlty;io , letting the - thie , rtets in (titration go, ralitee flair i baud the giving of any offence to tbs. Linlittal Stites. We are not blaming Captain ••tass...l 'fit: in paitictilatr. Mistake towards 'America, in our Naval' Officers, • mbere with so little tenser* here, Viet- it . cateldiltiny he said to he discouraged. The' policy of one MiniSters •iste plainly adverse to conciliation with the United‘ States, that no very. mild or respectful conduct, itt . tats Officers they send to the American shorei,' 641 be i xoeetcd in their intercourse with America. It 11l well, when the Officer sees political objects with an enlarged view t but if he dues not, he cannot to well be blamed, considering the views of his em.. .plOyers, of my Lords of the Ati•niralty, 'and of the Cabinet that infnses its temper into that Naval Bond. It is impossible to look at our tease.'' eetions with America, since the outrage and insult offered in the affair of the Chetapeakei and indeed,,_ inunrcliately b:fore that °rent,. withoUt asking this 'question —Do Minieters mean : to conciliate. Ante.: .rica? Have they ever, for one moment, intended . that? If 'they have intended, or do intend it, is any degree of ignorance, of political hisbeeility,' itaijfficient to account for their conduct? *nil if Ailey do not mean any such thing, but mesa setae+ thing very different from it, are they metrlk; 46 beehand the resources of the State, oN 4. ottpable of Inieing aside the fate with trhkh the insolent enemy ha ".'threatened . it, sA4 . 7 t iattitties to .th.reatio wt. America is decisive vi ,P4eir policy, If, I ~ .. iganaering in all othik#l.a.cee .also t , they * . foili in: every other quarter, Anieilea ought to sink them. into their first obscuritY! With ciinc(fiale4America,• s ydu mie;lit have sued the wrecks of your commerce, to 110 1 1 f‘pil agsiti. 'With etmciliafcci Atnerice, net. thee your peesent extreme of poverty, nor the dienr.: der' nd..ffiscoaleet a filch are filling every. quarrel o f the teristslands,* !Auld now lieu: existeilk. %.V 0. 4 . 41,4 : AiltAt F . I ; aconsiderable degree of 'O r : iii - tiir'yoiy.W.Ln it fieftieers, and of plenty..for' %I nog/ iish4jitt7 billiard', Would.,•stitf : ._ have r , ~,,,ii„ted, .„.„,,,, or of powerful enemy ; and Or Oproidfla of Giiet,lnerit might * ltsve.reiteic blif 'Nett hii'e vita Ifi t ',. , ,i_ain !it '9,4llithrti!c9-04,4( 1) 4 4 tiiiii Itibtlit e rie; * 41 1 0 . 04 i . qirtilit , 91401 0 Old Al to • 1 41 . 14,5edi ltsk - • :pot, i* ..9 -, .4 11 010 . iiiVf !lois etiobritig - he, It the iti . tipn,: 11 7 fr insanity, 'Whiell'Preivideneeyeiirilts ill rim on• *retched mau whotti'lt - hasat . teqgtotronmo 6 - 44. attn.,- if: 6 it meatilifdletiese had not tisiiill2l4 . as the cause and Cregiliiiii 0ft1ii . 4 . 44i -,i 1 4-ei 'unite ruin of the unt4rtunittooitoir . .le • t sic long slit' t, ils eyes ter the • groivihe .- st - * it could not otherwise tie ! *hB WO' a As. **. ii i Ail I , p prCssed when you . .. 0 beef fire 'itiotto 4ii'i whom yOul3ol. hate, itesttrti.: fon!: Mpct to preidie ;finite hie .., elk; fi l kirakm, Am, nor:power to stibtitie-r: ii li tig9l4o rhe gk scourge to ..h ' • ' ' '.' ita . iwLF ..44. 44.97 40 111 W 4610 440 ' *. 1 ' *“ .- * *** ~...-.....tr0.,..im00.- ... A , Tug Omni!! ••tirf! . 4 . 4; , jii,taits tiii*oo; lish,d en bifida?' tititl, to . • tio r :diSeredlithis 4 4 said to have - beeti*riffen. • , y,ll4poueliir94l4iii Queen of the tw o SIM* ' ii4ll iu hpvt/ttfrilAit* eepted ; and in 'truth, alibi' VOie.S;lppOle,:lfor there seems evident markt`enough ad; ti*forititl of that paper.-The Note . , howerei l . 1 3 of A oimit. l 6, slice to our Reader's. .I. -. . - ... - -1 Lord WELLINGTON has trotteuttt it'd tis - 14lelsteili an intercepted letter from,Natearteers to 'MA:OO,ta. This letter, of which the orieinil hsi . btititt 55104.!‘ 'fenny an answer to one frost Mitssta AA* tab . be had been soliciting a relaforeenient of lit 'Mist 40,000 troops. Its his .rsply t . N*rfaupott'espresii 7 1 lliesielr to the feline/In* effects— - , t't.t.: - - . ''.' ••As le the * seinforeement irtileli*a ileatmatiliimpahlev at the presto useese!st, 40 beset yde *Pi 011 .0,. 11"/ PC As wall : raiittirractii:netlfr,' . ytu 4' l4 l ;l l7 girr e gg P a r it.:7: "a nent r i g u„.. -- : kik% If please viehitious, the Pesfitstata is Out tits o. Wm jorsliskuted, which is out uphkelyi . yno will MI ally rate ito •ssitutieu the intern', aim kroish yourself with the mauls Orsusit wilting to ediniutay." • . ' • ..1 In consequence of this letter, .Of the gen u ineness of which ford W as.t.tussTors was ..pe.rtly -, _e4ip. vinced, a reinforemiseet of 4,009 *Mg ',kid Neel ordered to •ho der nehed 'lron) cwk,:we#;.eseiii4o with ilia .r,ordwhip t sod. these' * ir4P l ji4i.4 1 01/1 expected at eitedtepo(lll 11111 qibilatehetQ I' • i j .•.. .. - • • 66 Count GRENIEIL" (Moaticier, .414. 9.) • • AnsTERGAGI ) AUG. 30.—T0-day 0.1 Blois Van 'freaking, Vice-Admiral, and M.' BrOatri p Cithif, of the Topographical-01*w, took the aahl!lpt!fore his Serena Highntsis the Noce ,A'rch.ntredsurcr the Eu 2 1 . 0 0, Duke. y,r. Plaissann, Lient,Generil isf therEinpOsi . 4(' l fifsiterdonr Courier, 4tit. $l.) They tiffte from .Oust sot Westeanesdies; Under dais; of this Mb of this month, that hisrshal the Duke ot• thrsgio sill 'Ad - sidrld 'Winter had arrited there with their suits at 11 o'clock In the morning. ~~ Their Excellencies were' received and complimented' Artist+ Audit/titles, after which they gave an 40. , to the Clctgy. . 'Their.Escellencies Isavin4 visited every this* worthy notice in this towns . IN well as the pipet...mills `f'l4.. 1. Rogge, were to. sited to a breakfast, which. Served for dinner, the Authorities of the two towns. At three o'clock in the afternoon they' set ant, extremely well Oland with the reception which the, experienced, oiltd of the most unequivocal signs of the hies , esteem of the inhabitauts for his Insperiel and Royal Majesty.... (Same Paper.) . NAPLES, Ave. 11.—On the 2d inst. the head. 'quarters of ging Joachim were still at Peale, *here his Majesty t.esided in an elegant pavilion, which, within these few days, has been built thereof wood. On the 14 10 new :built guti.boats sailed from hence, for ~Clstl a Mare ; 20 others are finishing with the greatestactisity. In the latter end of July, several English ships of war, some from , Malta, and some from Palermo, entered Messina. :One of them, of about 50 or 60 guns, bore a' Rear. .Atitniraj% flag. Heavy artillery is continually go. ing t both by land and by water, from our arsenals, to Calabria. Whether a landing in Sicily is.ae. riously intended, or whether the preparations . for it are only a well.conccived demonstration to anSsile. the attentiois.ol ilieLeisetoy, and by giving employ. went to;si - p4t Of their laud and sea forces, keep , • them array from Spaini . is a subject e on which they opinion of the public is divided.—(Correspondent, .11111114tirnst.) VIENNA, Ace. 12..-.ACCOrdIIIOO accounts from Constantinople, tie Frenek Cleary d'Affaires, Latour Mahourg, hei preferred a cu-plaint to the Ikaisiabea t erpsst the Capuder Pasha, or idgia Admiral, for itar*- cue off the ears of a Selma. . . ; ' ilia% A under Fr . ~, , • ,: The French Delia Of Trianon, witlol- ittionr: known ,here, has • Igieml-i great sonsesediebloe4og •the Commercial part of sli f ki4o 4 - ' - l'",:, vnn. New fates to a. conviderittife Itufat!itt ilreenhletri to be levied by otii N roim:Miniiiisi okilisitiete, la. . his opening speech lieliiiiele :•,)th We qnatesfbail dle, t Wetly, .1 hat , he eonsideteli bill aKIIIII ref e1air44144. dais is infieoffil 01,404.4,411:•. • ..'''. i t • ' 1 rafif ' ?i * Pftt4Aic 1 r0N77 14 45r • 1)4 4141""11 4 ," It , of .the Vtivy i Conarcilitie l eputt.Olitki'tp A-0 16 ,44d4L1P. I 'ol'o4 iliA*44l ( lTAliPaiiii. • . .• • • 6 '1 ,64e .. . 11 0 6 7- w ft h ', 4fitt ' l l!"tKNOtt" ,4l4 ! nem important itillite i." , i . ..: E.•:4 • • • ..,--.:, 6,1: ; . 1 • , ....... , 'The Russian Ittitsisertit.tha6;iset of ttistigistis,.. , _ •_•,.....A...• • rosolorne nine patitMyijpAtty sent off coitptwywmt.l Paseiehusgh, and as - ' ,- islet pitseiti"leipitt *44; 4 3his intere•::, 9 7" 7 l: 4 7 4 i o i i i i : S ' l t: ;'' 2, .- : '.• 4 . : 7 7 - ' . 7-1- „. a24 laL hy,tiurtlistloidolty rdIOT 4 IIPo., ' AtilOille:PlN,l l •balifisstda4anii‘ *eltk*ish ishiii&ditiweintielif l'ai, '04, 11 0444", lttiigtMr•*'Asr..4t4litith. isi• 6 0 • , myklil,.. F (fortimpersfittif.) ',,- .! • . !.;t i n ,t h: , iL , —"i i isti ja m b ;lai. Decree ' 1101 12 31 11 4 46 'S 41 • *IPA 44464 :gistiorihfrOtt ripopoisi*i . :ifrogo , :iii T imioce ilia .rrodit, ", . - -: listitsilsiled;-fititiOilic4i - 4iirbity li r" lr- tab; 44. E 'it enti;rely itiiiiigil . ll4 Wi f fif:Ye s :l l o°` IS :;t4. 4 , 1401 1 3 r44 8 *( Wr' ''itieetilibliiiiiiiteti "side of withAie Attila": • . orolitp,y . r.mi l !tlittkfort to ,Viiitii i4Notithetig, 1 04.01..teia.. 4 1 , 6;07i4ei1t, .duz. is.) , 1 :11 e 1,1: tea:. 0.--IfoNi t iolit in the after: none, the Nettonal*Oittleisigsgssay . took' the (lath • obedience - and fi delity Ibilltestur-the hands of the ,Burgosaster of hie eityitliiiirktutalier Sluber t Sc. cow anted by L'. • Ilts.tti,l4):,Forps, under t command of its Coltmei, Pineville" Vuoder Goek *pi Omaraf qi la full, uniform, its-the iqusee.of . ' Pere*. - Tjus.:trisopi, Were the - Imperial cockeslty Vhen fakealflllllony was ended the corps •matitlitid with repostbCittesta of - 60, , ' , Emperor, to l itilia: wsual plait tit.sirsis; Wireia k wine inspect - mill Isie Eiteenetterlisit Vomit'. sit'brigade, Kenji • pressed his .coMpletn sitfithclitie ajt,. tact. penmen or .the corps, the pram**. 40.1101 e -•, non/fes s , and the ..oider which :piiiialloiletiiitaing 1 theitt....-(Csitsriir d'Aingerdes, 5e0.1.) , : • • :-Thmirgiv, Apia. 211;.`,..Tiy wines freina , Lite, • t Greece! Cosekheiirse;fßovarnor of St.-gibed," , • been recalled from Spain, to take upon him it •gosertmated of the Duchy of Berg,- tin titf 111011 1 0 ff POMP shall aetan his maigriq....cSansfe volifir.l. t. - . - . ••:./.4‘, . .- ' )4. 3 . r, .. • • voIINIMINIMMII. IOIII w 4.11111•MONISOMMI IRELAND. REPEAL OF . TIIE UNION. I. I " e*. t Pros the Dablin Plating Pest] %Atli . heartfelt .satisfactiou ebserve itaindinity of our fellow.citizens on this vital Re m tion." irThe Corporations and Parishes of Dublin set all cotAlng forsiiird. The Corporation of the Cith the Corpoiatian of Stationers, the Surgeon Barber s , thellerehatit tayfOri, the Hosiers, gig f ae i s h esit St. Andrew's and St. Nicholas Within, have alreat t entered into resolutions expressive of .the ueteisi t t that exists for a repeal of the Ant of Legid a d i (Juice, and in reprobation of Mr. yeas s n's Wi n i o 211eir.- . A.The with : ea or . St. Yhotops, S Mirk, i n 4 St.: Anne have Called vestries, and all tile wig corporations And parishes arc preparing to coo l .ferwaxd in a :similar manlier; l'he Ministtrid cry of disaffection has only bronglictirat falhx party into greater con. , s:npt than they before ex, perierictid; .. ll.4 the assembling of the Freem en , Fretholders s _ atid Nietchants of publi n , i u Agaves*. iMeeling . , is only' Wanting to Ore necessity" Weight se the petitious.to present is ParliessWitt, en the °peeing of the' nest kak i . —This popular, 4)olitic, and constitutional eite , envoy will, nu dfi , ±lll4. be ttabraced ii..slllu.present sherm4...they lot' ittrelyintern':tb jet y f loyalty and patriotism, to gild . the 4 4j1e f jO i of their snocessers in - °lice? Our heseetertio es have been directed: to this object,_ and .that t h ey issive. nut been eaSuecebfirli--ihai!4lir erns have pursued the wished-lot Pith, *gantlets of the slatrcteretilitifiSiiiiiii .ttpr.,p(Me sad beast. • • •-• VAT/161;94 'Lyre: Oath* Wiattilosat'aio prefiarlai a Pe tition for ARopeal l eiefkif Patel Latta. The Cuba Airs of the . eounti Of Tipperary, at their late meet, Jigs, have toiaithaotudy Adopted dos .two fullowai Regolations let. That they adhere to, and confirm their Ram/Wino' if Slat March last, .ettpre,ksing their cimciliatiug setaitnients yards their Protestant fehow-subjects. N. That their El.t.ird be requested to prepare ;• no* pa& drip no their part, to Parlimaent, and that the sitawbepa › paled within site drst mouth of ta?.otasuittg Sessioa. ~. Orders were reeeivell on Monday at Plytensfr, it out all the men of war that were in 11 . WOO rnEwardnes l ll skis ,all possible, diapatCh. Theis. most activity, utcourse, , prer ails et that NM Yeaterdey,the Pair% Council met at the Coved' Ofbee, Whitehall to investigate a charge.preferrei aping .two English Intl one Irish sail or , b,.1, 4 ,, ing to the Cumberland Indiaman, for mortie f i l4 chinatup at • Coulee, Sit oitnesses undo** examinailoetea ll* particulate of which did sot transpire. - ... ~ i • The Lie* 'Ca*. Bt.reft, from tomgon to Gi. braltar, was ran down to the westward of Scilly. The Muria, Capt. BARCLAv, from Liverpool te Litudonderry,e l is Ji rccked off' Rathlin IcLuol, The Bet sesittid Pall,, Capt. OWENS, from Te. tierif to Londeo l . ~:has been taken ; to-taken, sad arrived at Plymouth. On Werltiel t hem MAJEITW and. EIIC Put. crust visited Lit , c..,,sitorouo, at Englelialdruts, where they , 11)V ~..ro4o,ttottely. inttertaincd: The Royal party Alikuttisal therte;tge hours, maul the, returned to Windsor,. ..,.. -:. . ' • yesterthiretionitik blsltkregt, and Permit took their usuul,ride ktt Wintippr tierit t. * jib ibis , enitolltafr '' diets, tilltheiftpaitfarldve, - •, 4e s it o ,The pit! , 4 r, irtiii‘,arii*o a Mary yids,. r l f.Otis'%' t tttt.eY4trotcsiblii..: ;r: .;,-- . .. Thi Ptillitois ,/,‘ la 1%14, eon toguell#ll4 . 11114,1 re, -Yeager** *-tiivi."4o74l Highness:Ai 140444 rWA ttil'iatiokiinedilit , pukes of ItegoliiPillthe Sul an. atiJ C e titslpi+4o4 Osimesaektima. Vat liannowe," a a iti ct potly t I,IV , 100 Minn , rat Carlton-11614. .. , . 7 *, ;• 4'.• , ~ i .. i ente - tcty forewo,..n thellitihiaikf : astail* ~, . paid a .visit:te-hcr Royal fs taiOlifirilatsW 41 4 4 w 4 ./54,.,.0.• 104 1 4400 1 1 44( .-., 4 -..r. -,...--.;,,,-, • -.1 • . Yawed., ampfsag*aid.. itAaw .co RALATiri.fO4 - brti.sttr gel •. " , gidilL, 11,3441 .lainves,olo . o,4;llSitir s tkalt 4 . i Os 1. ,Seasintice... , -.;,:t , :7.,,.. . ; ~. „.• ~ : . • wa...yrift. • Earl' at 94401f1a01k: is - eroploy4Abluilef.o•,, Milling a virieiy of agrietklluiar isitworatcnltil Claensaing, .tigske fte.l'ett ()nisi ii' (sit. Etorimintr:'--'4ll.niarvied tidy eloped on Tifilif with w ildirehietri frtiin i . .- loliagtt.eajteijitrotidt , II few tritte•frose g:iieheseer. ' The, (Air +fe l titite di the: Ors* eforgidipaa in' Lotitlet, Who not. . rit'd ' a - •• ' ' *o(.lDttiat.,: 11))(iut.. t Nitre pet ago, she isrieg 18 it that time. I , i,e has IA 16 YensiVehlidree. ifet galiant is hotithowniod. !heels's* , whin e , pertied 'Wintered :of se bin a rev,,Ln hi a.,*Ne i k j , 2 0, ; ,,j01-Aturutkbef 44.---11C"e°71011AFF*7... as in iriretifasal alitieltinvite heir'44:100014•1110 Ittigetil i " forgilteneak —' ,' '' : : ' . '' ''': ' 2 . . 1, 4a ,- " _ k At, Bleattitias, the esioltrated Cto :. tni, - WAHL app iAkCiee to.morrovi eveitiog at Satliet's Wells9 l ‘ SonieOugtion with tbe,no left celelfraretMatua tm. The A - Utilisers of Pantomime %Hi, of e , one, eupy 6 trgrekirt fi e 'must esaigue kind, rroa the'llitit4c . i . . ertioneVfdietetWOSool of tdirUNl.J«Witim ° l t ' s Osumi eltianrdiaary Performances, BSEAMART 11l I on this night, personate the three several chlracter! of Harkqttint • • Clown, tamoty'diiird Woo:awl—A bumper; therefor% a , ie . 4.llVolijit'etOr eaP o ` .4 * L - The I l ye Lyceum Theitte; We' Are - well th— ea II - - - ___ A Pre so uumerousty attended last night, us the 107 ropreventation of the oew. Opera, Pk"! The 7 . • d ience pleas 9 f , the ge.o t eelest description. 'the I 4 its formers 1.4 06w mellowed into their parts , lod" oat justicelo say, that ihmr de credit to thaws* ~ and to titailtuthor. Thiowsic..sccnary, aid ratl:(4'.llSpf •the!ertiliautAhsteriptiou: „, ,tt Ik 'H„ •,,!iiiiiiktt; A' folOited: to: , : tenn fivn i i , "t a n g ..weltravoroiiikokatit g ir o. o pologef 0 Gi , • ,tillgeft. : • ithiett , he ,insaehit tfriiii as 14c,,sigiaal D7 ° t " Tkellt We ir li , l'46l4l 4ollk/ l if i ce ji r:a r r ° 4l l ' e t r o li c h n ei v i t elit-GW L :tiehe ;:h ti ; lON it 40 OPeraitf-nn Womble/Iv diet : iiisi , 'etittrulltig etßkhnitinff,:., The Pre'i n " tk al ' ' •• ' 111' ilia tkoit is 6 it; soil nevi VD c , . • I)ue.