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- • . . e. kit • • :AI , • . r - • ' op, • ett 4. • Or . . • Ar . 414 4C(K. A > • + • et- Nexus 5874. LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1821. Pates 7d. *sops Is" 'k Wk 61.41 Afet ris. The/ yid Z ,• • I I I I TF IRA TRR•ROYA L, DRURY-LA NS. 111 H IS EVENING, TUESDAY ; tuber 2, bin Majesty's servants will perfor(l7th dime) a am ~ a. 4 Was &lie Piece, in direr acte r -egfrea" GERAI6I DU V A THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Cessentili Duval, Mr. Cooper; Count Altenberg, Mr. Bar nard ; Maurice, Mr. Gattie •' Wititkin, Mr Knight ; Konitt, Mr. Randall; Sternolf, Mr. Smith. Ethelintl, Countess of Altenberg, Mims Smithson; Nina, Mies Culatt ; Niunette, Mrs. Bland; Barbara, Mr.. Egerton. After which THE CORONATION. The Proeseevion commences from Westminster Hall.— The Second Scent-, the Interior of the Abbey.—The and Introductory Scene, in which Mr. Knight will introduce a new Comic Sung, entitled." The King and the Coronation, Old England and the People."--The Fourth Scene, the Hill, is the coon* of which the Grand Entre of the Champion, To conclude with Ali time) a new Farce, called MONSIEUR TONSON. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Cooper, Barnard, Foote, Cattle, W H. Williams Vining, Mrs. Knight, Mies Smithson, and Mrs. Bland. The Dorm to be opened at &a ...Clack, sad the romances to begin at Seven. Boars 9s ; Second Price. 34. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second Price, 4s.—Gallery, Ts.; Second Price, le.—Upper Gal lery, le.; Second Price, 6d. On Thursday, The Dramatist, is which Mrs. Edwin will resume ber engagement—with The Coronation—mud Mon sieur 'Lipson. On Saturday, Miss Kelly and Mr. Harley will resume their engagements A new Comedy is in rehearsal. CONTRACT FOR OATS. COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT, TREASURY cnoussas, Serrating& 29, MI. SUCH Peroono no are deoirotio of controlling wish the Agret for Commissariat Supplies, to deliver Slit GitEGllit OGIiI.GUIt. very few housekeepers have escaped injury, either in their enclosures or howl's, and nearly all of the most highly lee proved lots in the Borough have bees despoiled of their at tractions, by the prostration of their walla or fences, the up. rooting of trees, whose sturdy trunks and luxurialit foliage have heretofore dr first the utmost fury of the teal pest, or the partial destruction of gardens, many of which had been rut. limited with uncommon care, and were Mittel to reward their triutere with abundant supplies. Among the edifice,. which have sustained the greatest da mage, we regret to slate, is the Episcopal Chime's, put of the front of which. above the cornice, be ng bloom ie. the owls was entirely di mulished, and pinch other damage done to the interior; the Court-Rouse was pertly noroofeal, and one of the eh moles blown down ; two of the chimnies of the Farmer.' Rink were blown down, and the bath windows of the flank of Virginia much shatter. il. The chimnies of the following dwelling houses were 'slime dowu, •od other da mage Nmanined—thuse of Mr. Francis S. Taylor, and Mr: Arthur Taylor, jou. in Boueh.street ; of Mr. G. W. Camp,. and Mr. Thomas Dickson, Freentasou,street ; Mrs. Camp,., house, Mr. J. toodward's boom, ueellYie.' by Jamas Johnson, Ears. Collector, and Mrs. Cevisinseliet'a home. next the Comt-hoisse, occupied by Captfie Anacreon, •f the marine corps; of Mrs. Caproo, Ilarrilhorre (The property of Mr. Andrew Martin), on Maffis street; Mr. Fetiquita's house, which last fell of the r oof or Mr. C. Mou sers book store, stove it in, and did aniline to a consider. side amount amongst his books and stationary ; the (+ironies of the house our Smith's Poiret, owned by Doctor tiarrand, and now occupied by Cum. Arthur Sinclair, were blown down and the boom in other respects much i..jored; those of Dr. Bodges' house opposite to it. shared the same fate. A small frame home in Southgate and Dicksoia's wherf,. occupied by Mr. 0. h. armeron, as a shop; moolier on Tucker's wharf, occupied by Mr. Dashiel, for the same purpose, were blown down, and washed away by the tide; also part of the shop of ‘lr lease Talbot, on Taylor's wharf —a large quantity of shingle, mid tither lumber were blown from the lumber yard of Mr. J. Testis and swept away by the tide; and we have heard of marry other houses, in different parts of the town soil fields, which we are at present unable to designate by owners or occupant•. The house of Messrs. Reardoos, nex; above our office, occupied by Mr. William Rogers, jun. Mr. Samuel Smith, and Mr. Nathaniel Berry, was stripped of its slating, the partition in one of the lower apartments 'lowan duwh, and several of the windows blown in; the upper part of the front of the house next to Dr. Cuwdery'e shop, the property of Colonel R. Wright, was also blown in; as was part of the gable end of the new brick house, on Bault•strtet, just fi niahed, tbir property of Mr. R. armar. The new moue bridge, is Grairby-strm t, was much injured by the drifting of heavy timber agaiust, it, and the bridge on Catbariue street was swept away by the torrent. • itaifernent took pl.ce ; but the etiyul troops buret and destroyed .the quarters of the Insurgents, wh.ch M e re without the walls. The Royal troop,. Ilfr ra cstnped near ihr• place that the enemy lett. Tnr Viceroy, (YD arrived at Vern Cenz f Ohl Spats', and was treated very slightly. The to.s.ela of war touched at Tampico, where no itotire waa taken of them at all. That place is rrpresria,il tit 1,1! in is state of discontent, and with V.'s Cruz, may hr expected sous, to he wilder the lodeperideot 14." TO THE EDITOR. - • • 305,000 POUNDS OF OATS, at the Military Depot, in Tooley.street, may receive particu lar,. of the Contracts at this Office between the boars of Ten ■nd Four, and deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Agent fur Commissariat Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for Oats," on or before Tuesday. Ilse 9th October ; bat none will be received after Twelve u'Clock on !bat day, nor will any Proposal he noticed unless etude on or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prirca itssertrd is iVords at length; nor unless a Leiter be pohjoined to such Proposal 'defied by two Persons of known property engaging to become bound with the Party tendermi tit the coin rx• pressed in the Particulars for the due performance of the Contract. 919—The failure of the expeditions against Porte Rello •nd Rio de la Ilacha was announced many ha ego in all the journals of the Old sad New W 0.1.1, nor should 1 have now troubled you on the subject, had the mit...smuts then given been any tiling more than mere fabrication The events, however, cuanecied with the equally extensive and important revolutions is lonth America, and the mu lives and conduct of those wto hare beets consuieuousty concerned in it, •re matter of history, mid were 1 less in terested than l am, 1 should deem it incumbent on me to coffer!, when in my power, any its tements ineonsistent with truth, which involved the reps/860n of any of those who co operated in that vend situ's** fur the emancipation of the finest portion of the habitable /lobe. But the enterprises above mentioned were under my com mand, and 1 have been denounced as the sole of flu it disastrous termination ; 1 am therefore bound by every tie to give the real exposition of these trancamions. I.et me notice, that as soon all I tolo4l, I transmitted the details to Europe, but the own.. infleence which tweed our suecess into defeat, prioll,Weist their porfilieation ; and the unfavourable impression an artfully made, sod co itolus.. triontly kr pt op,acqiiired strength by assertions of great an thu tily in Britain and in North America, that 11 acted without Sanction, in short, that I hail nu commission, while it is well known, itideed it scarcely requires to be stated, that 1 am by my commis , dated 18th May, 1812, the oldest Ge. tiersl of the revolution, •nil that no one adhered more strict. ly to instructions, or exerted him.. If more ardently to fulfil the designs of those who gave them. The very expe ditions to Porto Bello and Rio de la Fische, were Wider the orders of the Government of New Granada, of which State 1 have been a General Officer ever fiance the year 1813. With these preliminary remarks, I proceed first to the particulars of our expulsion from Porto Bello, which bap. pencil on the 30th, April, 1819. • Being vet II Wormed with respect to the farce nod position of the Spanish army, I had statioaed strung guards on all the roads by which they could approach, and had taken all the precautions necessary for the security of the town. What then was my surprise, about ten minutes before day light in the morning, when part of the regiment of Catalonia en tered, and the east surrounded the Government House in which I was! Ties. hell was apparent, though I knew not the traitors. syrteravit S. [FURTHER ACCOUNT OP THE LATE GALE] Ai Huntington. L. I. and it. Neighbourhood alinost every individual has safr.red. T.ers, &sorsa, start.. of r•aie, horse. sitvds. &e. were blows. clouts. risx v.swl. a.e ad to be d.ivris a.hotr or S.suth B-arb, I. I. Al Sal. su and Montholly, N.. 1. Ilse gale was seve.e, trees, acc. Were blown down. EAST INDIA HOUSE, Serramocit 19, 11111. TCOURT q" DIRECTORS of the AL UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, iradini fp Us EAST INDIES, do hereby giro '- ?MAD . The INpriligfield, Km. piper says, 'hat 'he 7alc of Monday /KW/ from nine o'clock so noidnighs, and row so the vioiciirs of • lersado—bitalleteA lad pro.trated s!os.11111. sad fruit trees—onroofrd several sheds and Inia.)r &r. The storm Ita, priocipally wind, shore hying lint huh: rain dui nix Ihr night. That the rmerVa Advertisement of the 2Ath nit. the the Hire of Ships of 800 Tons and upwards, Measure merit, and the Tenders for which were to be delivered at this House on Wednesday, the 3il October next, is withdrawn, The COURT further give Notice, that the Court will he ready to receive Proposals ii. writing, at any time on or be fore WEDNESDAY, the 17th of October next, from the Owners of such Ships, of the burden of 800 Tune and op wards, Builder's measurement, as have not performed more than Seven Voyages to and from 111(11a or China in the Coin. rany's Service, specifying the HATE of FREIGHT at which slily may be willing to 1.1:f such SHIPS for ONE VOYAGE to CHINA in the COMPANY'. SERVICE. The pilots why have arrived at !baton since the gale, ia form I bat the ns v•t bred of • .loop WR• i.e Rect. out 0( %Me r tat, and a half miles ontsnle the Light-house; the yeast sunk in about via (miming water. At link tide it can he oh. 'erred that the jib hni•ted, and aho the snaitsAwsol, with three reel. in it. It is supposcrl eap4izeil, and sunk daring the Kale, and that all ins hoard acre drowned. Nut the least article has been lonid by which the name tif the PCASPI CRY be ascertained. h:ATI2II. ROY At s COVRNT-GARDRY. T O -MORROW, WEDNESDAY, Oeiobrr 3, will he performed the Opera of At Moitllrtosm. CArtineeticut. the Rile lasted lye haler.. It blew down the spire of the Episcopal Church, end lank uIT about halt the Nlethotlist Meeting HOUOt ; several banes were blown down, and the destruction of fruit sad Purest trees was immerse. ROB ROY MACGREGOR. The Tendert, with the words " Ship Tender" on the cover, In be avvrraily aenled up and left with the Secretary at or before Twelve ii'Clork at Noun nu the said 17th of October, beyond which hour no Tender will he received. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. - Sir Frederick Vernon, Mr. Egerton; Rash!rich Osbaldl atone, Mr. Abbott; Francis °shellfish:me, Mr. D eeeee I ; Owen, Mr. itch ar d ; Ca pt. Thornton, Mr. Connor; Rub Roy M or Campbell, Mr. Yates; Mongol, Mr. Emery; Millie Nicol Jai vie, Mr. Liston. Diana Vernou (first time), III:ss tlallaade; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Vaticti. Alter which a Fite?, in one art, called TII E RENDEZVOUS. The Perlienlars of the Terms and Conditions upon which Ile Ships will be engaged, may be bad upon application to the Office of the Clerk to the Commit tee of Shipping, onur after Monday next, the 24th *elitism,. At Wet heisfieltl, the brick School house visa blown down. At New London, the gale commenced shout seven o'clock in the evenisg, mud costumed until midnight. The vibe:A.l.s and small craft sustained some damage; many out-houses and fences wrre blown down. A schonuer is at the mouth of the harbour, high and dry. The schooner Olive Drench is ashore on the west point of Fisher's Island. It is said that five eeeee Is are ashore between New Loudon and New Haven. Bolding. Mr. Duruset; (Nato, Mr, Blanchard; Fitnt►n, Mr. Meadows; Smart, Mr. Ctimer. Sophia, Miss Foote; Lucretia, Miss Beaumont; Rose, Min Love. • WESTERN DISPENSARY, CHARLES-STRUM, WESTMINSTER. His Royal Highness Plince LEOPOLD of SAXE COBURG, R.G. Patron. AQUARTERLY GENERAL MEETING of the Governors of this Charily will be holden at the DISPENSARY on THURSDAY NEXT, the Oh of October instant, at Eight n'ClorkintheEveniog precisely. To conclude with the Burfella of TOM THUMB TH F. HEAT. The ground stories all the warehouses on the wharves, and as high up as Water-street, were entirely over flowed, mud we learn that the damage siistaiued in sugar, flour and salt is very great, the amount of which, astir oilier damage inflicted by this awful visitation it is impossible, ■t this time, to form even a conjecture. The drawbridge across Elizabeth river, next to Nosfolk, was entirety swept away iu the early part of the hnrricsne, and will require conidderable time and expense to re place it. The damage suit tined 11171011 r the shipping is immense, anal fills us with the must painful feelings to detail eveu so much of it as has come to our knowledge, which must fall far short of the whole amount. Our Norfolk Correspondent, Mr. Lyford, has furnished its with further details of the disaster in that 11/WP. Amoug the shipping injured were the fullowing:—Br;g 81 trier's, of Bath, was forced below' two loalksosheris she remained high and dry, and so situated that she will, probably, out be gut off; schooner Independence, of Bath, ashore, 'spewed to be got off; the steam-boat Hi Asnond ashore, ten feet from the usual high watermark—lost cables, anchors, and two boats. guard stove in, bulwarks nod slam-beim, carried away —ex • peettoi to be got off; steam-boat Peterstirgh, ashore astern if the K. 8 feet above high water mark—lost cables and anchors, and este boat-guards stove ia , ballistics sod stameneuti• car ried away, fee. expected to he got off; ship Georgia, of Norfolk, rudder knocked off and rigging iiijoied. The United States vessels at the Navy.yard arc all safe. Tha Deleware,Guerriere, and Congress, &sexed their moorings, but did not go ashore; the United States and John Adams broke from their moorings at the wharf, and both grsiondal, but have been got off ; merchant ship Vigilant, Capt. Ataith, is taking iu lumber at the Navy-yard for Beaton; she drove over upon the opposite shore, where she grounded. A great many chitnnies were blown down; some r rushed In the roofs of dwelling houses, amid Mr Ifunsal, the boa seller. end the family of Mrs. Fitzhugh, u•rrowly escaped being buried in the rubhish. The Coifed States magazine was partly ouroufed ; there ass abut 1,500 barrels of powder In it. In addition to the drawbridge mentioned yecterdsy,Colley's and Catlisritte.strert bridges were destroyed. King Arthur, Mr. Fawcett; Tom Thumb, Master Long. Borst; Lurd Gtizsle, Mr. Liston. Queen Dullalulls, Mrs. Liston ; Pri Hancatnunes, Mrs. Sterling. A Private Box may be had for the mason, or n!ghtly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box. Office. WM. LINDEMAN, Secretary. Upper C►own-drwt, Westminster, October 2, 1821. B .Xeg, 7., ; Second Price, 34.63.—Pit, 34. 6.1. ; Second Price, 2E—Gallery, 29.; Second Price, IL—Upper Gal. lery. Is.; Second Price, 6d. . . . DUBLIN. -- ----- la a few days will LIZ published., la royal ISulo. elegantly The boors will be opened at MI( put Six o'Clork, and the Play heirin at Stmt. Place. fur the Ruse* to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at die Hart-street,ftoin Tea till Four. (h, Friday, The Stranger : Mrs. Haller, by a young Lady --xi at+ Bllle Beal d. _ . p4■l.d, AN HISTORICAL GUIDE to ANCIENT •NJ MODERN DUMAN. By the Rev. G. N. WRIGHT. Illtistrated by Seri merit Engravings of the principal Views sod Buildiante, afire. Drawiings by George Petrie, Req. and with a Plitt tit the City. Lond~in: Printed for Baldwin, Crailoch, and Joy. ••• A tew copies, with Irrupt' linpiclaious of the Plates, ore printed in Sri,. The United States frigates Congress and Gamier*. parted from their muornigs and went ashore ■ little above the Nary Yard. sni the opposite side of the NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, HATIVAngnr. TIIIS EVENING, ESDAY, October 2, be perft.rmed the Comedy of We understood that 'emeriti lives were lost or, this oc casion, though none is mentioned by name but a negro wo• nisi. nanicd ['Liebe, the properly of Mis. Kin/. who, 1 0 coming from un bond a vessel at the wharf, was struck by piece of plauk that fell fruits the top of a warehouse, sod died immediately. COM.VISSIONEKS OF 111QUIKY. THE JEALOUS WIFE. Mr. Oakley, Mr. Conway; Major Oaktry, Mr. Ter►y; Charles, Mr. Lucy; Russret, Mr. Vt Whams; Sir Harry Bessie, Mr. thaltrry ; Lord Tliokt S. Mr. D.camp; Capt. O'Cutter, Mr. %Vim'. Mrs. Oakley, Mrs. Jubssou; Lady Frrtleve, Bless Boyce; Harriet, Mrs. Young. The following is a copy of the Ci►cular oublrersed by the Constutamoottera of ',Noir,- to the heads of Depattrartits, on their to rival to Dublin : (FtIRTUCIL PARTICVLARS After which (10th lime) a new Comedy, io three sets, called MATCH-BREAKING; " Iffe blew been deiirtons of barring Ibis interview with yen, De hi. Najefty's ColB.lll4lliolleifil is 4081111 ; and in the mice Banner wi.h the heads of the other branches of the Re. venue iu this rosasry. previews 10 any .ore formai pros-evi lly!. foe the impose of b sating the g I outline of the *nurse which we pu.pose to purser (so far as we eats deter mine it roarstdves). is order ohm by a knowledge of our views and inteasio..s, yore may be the better prepared to afford us that assistance %rivets we confidently rely upon ►eceiving from ,uw Took, rernsonsin 7. Flom the accounts which reached us yesterday, we were induerd to believe that the gale of 71Jonitay was limited in its extent. The intrlligence by the mails this 'nursling snores the contras y. At Norfolk the d.intge an, o g the shipping, and on shore was very great. At rice, Rhode Island, the wind blew with great violence for four hours. The brig Conitnes cc got loose from her Castings, and wis driven against the bridge, injuring some small craft which lay in her course. The unly injury dour to the bridge was the carrying away the railing. Constilriable damage was dune to trees, rope. walks, &e. The Providence Perini states, that a vessel was driven ashore in Bristol harbour. A very con•idriable amount in meichaoilise depoliteil la th e l ower b io i tev of warehouse.' on the wharves has been either lust or damaged by the tide. A large quantity of iiibieco in the public wareliuusva um Town rOild lies alsu gut damaKt.tl by the tide. lu Puri•mouth and Gosport there has aloe beget much damage dune to the houses by alumnus fallout. A poue woman was killed by the fall of her eliimary, while her infant, whirls she held iu her suns, e.c•pid unhurt. The •ceregate of the lugs at Norfolk is ashamed at 200.001) (1.4 i lam The s h ip Itypeater, Caudillo Maxwell, from Baltimore for Or, THE PRINCE'S PRESENT. The Principal Characters by Mr. °Amery, Mr. Terry, Mrs. Baker, Mr. lit camp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Twiner, Mrs. Chet teary, Mrs. Pearce, and Miss R. Curri. A handsome Saloon ha• turn added, and it iv respectful, hoped that in carry par' ienlar 11w New Tl••atm wdl be found worthy the apprubattost and patronage Lis British Public. _ - Doors to be opened al half pest Six o'Clock—the Play •10 begin at Seven. The hailing nbjeets of on, appointment are— Isl. An intory into the whole syrient established for the collection of the public torment in Ireland, with a view ge werally to the saggrotions of any improvements of which that ►ystem mei appear sittreptible, and more rapt cially to such alteration, eitbsr of regulation or practice, as may be condu cive to the itstrodrelissu of a greater th gree of rooforroity than now exists (should N runiplete assimilation be foutill unattaiosble) bet.eeru she Itercime Departunuts of - Groat Britain and those of helurdr avid, A levi••• ia the duster, ihawhicka, and regulatinos by which the commend imercouise between the two countrie► is at pretext impeded or nalrarrawn.d; fur the purpose of submitting ench measures to Parliament as may appear ho us to be practicable fur she remosal ur Ilse modification of those rem•iniuz distinctions, talicichy the full accomplish ment of the anion of llw two tumuli its into been hitherto retarded. -- 80x.., 3o.—Forst Galkry, 2s.—SeconJ Gal lery. le. Places for the Boxrs to be taken of Mr. hlaimingheol, all the 'Fbrnt Il•erpooI ouillund before She Rabe u Point I.uok-owt. During tae gale she pasted her small cable, yawn the hurt huwer w.. put out, but such was Me of the wind that .he capsized at her aneh..rege, and was fm.t drifting embolic, wl.r to the Captain ordered all bur namt. to he cut aw.F. how, after the Nod'. lk steam-boat fell in will. the Iltere.ter, .n.I towel her into Norlok. Nape/lora/If of Chain ('abler.—lt has been mentioned to _ . N.B.—Private Rules 'nay be had nightly, by application at the !lux-office. Tit-morrow Match-breaking— Match making—and Lore Laughs at Liieisnliiba 011 Thursday, Match-breaking, with The Marriage of Fi garo. Oil Friday, A Roland fur an Oliver—The Heir at Law— and Match.makieg. as, a; a ,rma,l•.ible feet, Shit all she ae d, which had ;hair: cables uut during the lair Motto rude ow the gale is safety. The ship Aun•ltlana, Captain Graham, fur Liverpool, wee io the Bay, and rode out the gale with a smile chain cable. A DELPH I THEATRE. STR AN D. Dy Asihority of the Richt II ble the Lord Chanobesleie. LUMINOUS APPEARANCE OF THE OCEAN BITRACT Of A JOURNAL Of ♦ OLMTLEXAS OW MUM, The Nobility, Gentry, and relate, are moat respectfully in. - famed, that this Theatre howls( model:tow the must ex- Semis, alterations and ruthollit.hunenis, the rnirance pas sages having been rulargeal, eu as tu avoid any unconve. metes Cu the r(r►ss of the tosspsay, sod she eastern), com pletely redecorated and beasataird, a. a iftry trtairter.olole expense, by Artiau of the first celebrity. roo a+ to spurs►, UN ♦ V TO Tile _IIII , DITIAR AAAAA . Iw olonosi titry rempres, eel if sly '.-w, is tifirt ft E ONE it EU tee the WINfIINNBASUN. .PHIS EVENING. TUESDAY. o , •tnber (3, Iftl, will bir preurated • New Comic EuAttie, ill dim Acts. (*Oita__ CAPERS AT CANTERBURY. Captsis liosserville, Mr. Wreath (Irons the Theatre Royal, English °Fern); Groleoseet Visits,. Mr. Mead (his second oppeareare); Jamb Grog►am. Mr.Thlkinsoost bosh. Mr. keely ('rum the Theatre Hord, pristy.latie); arias &Bon. irk. Mr. Callahan. Mrs. Hoard...A. Mrs. sl)olry i Issohis lla k, llis F. Pitt (Gone the Burrs y Thcairsl; Mrs. Prattle, Mrs. Smith; Jenny, Mrs. Bryan, (Crean the irkerire ke al, Eeelish Opera ) _ _ _ . • After which, Ike Farmwife laferlade of HALF AN ROMP% COURTSHIP. D.ke de Riche; b it, Mr. W;tltiess 11:;rottabs; ItTarshat Is Stilt N,. nuckingbata. Mild3llle de Guise, ►lrs. To egotistic with the celebrated Paatilm:rne of the FAIRY OF THE NORTH STAR; OR, HARLEQUIN AT LABRADOR. Mint s Kl. of Labrador (aftrroardr Pantaloon). Mr. Daly; Fruaisi, a Courtier of Labrador (afiersaids Chian). Signor Paulo; Craborsiai s Prime Mitrisler (with a Soot), Mr. White; Hobert (afterwards 11.rriiiinin), 31r. W. Kirby. Frostills, Fairy of the North Star. bliss E. Pits ; I, , da r sib u e, Parlor's of Labrador (afterwards Crilonahim), dliaSimpros. Boxes, 4. ; Serried Prier, 2r.; Second Price, Ir. Gallery, la ; Nermid Prier. 6d. Box Ohre open from Teo 'ill Four, where Plates may he taliew of Mr. fungi., of whim, may be had a Private Box nishrly, or Free Admissions fur sire Sawn. Mu. Baker, of ilw Tisesire R.gal , ilayinarlif I, i. Illf3gOd at this Theeirr, sod will shurily sake her first eppeereacr. V 1 1,46, ribeeltits arc I'? prrperati?µ, 6 I. the mosecutio• of the loqoirirs necessary to the ac• crimplisinuens of those important objects. our first pro ceeding will he in enninstimenie with she I Members of the several Reveller Boards, so ne so obtain the benefit of all the issforersatims whirls earls individual coustiected wilts those Boards may be able to afford uit with respect to the preseist mode of culler-tin the Revenue of Irelau•t, and alto to receive his suggestions. Irish refer-tree to suds changes es may be usefully introduced into She existing system ; And as cc Collefite that no ptflllt% COM ho bent/ qualified Shan the Cusismissioners sisal priocipal Officers of the Baird of Customs and Excise, for giving opinions as well as infor mstiors spots the second head of inquiry to which we have alluded, we shall be obliged to the gent'itmew of oar depart ments if they will COMP ill timed to anima Muse ques:ions, mut wily us she points relating lel Ih4.' PICIPCIIiiika of their owl.) function, soul the a irut all,l siert...oly of the mi well a Dublin a. in unto' palls..l slits coeutry, but also respectiug the present system of eiiiiidervailiug cud protect- Mg deities and drawback, :mil she s xperliesicy of simplifying the isstescutabe In:tweets Crest Britain and Ireland, ender regislations more runatoin tit with the true spirit of Ms /let of having slur rrgaril to the paramouut sweessity of af. foiling the most dirt-Ilse I. curtly to the colleclior of tbs public r. vi issue in both countries. flaring owl:limit thus far, what the motive and object of nue fleas cominimicat with the Nlesnbera of t h e B Board ale likely to be, we have uuly to odd, that we are all of 111 s prepared to expert hum them a curdle! ro.tiperatiou wills us in the furtherance of 11w object of our Commission, as you will pi retire, an. prospseliVe, suit do not necessarily lead tainvestigatioss of the past remind of any individual in any clam of the re dr pertinent, although particular may ionic which may render such investigation unavoidable Wr have, therefoie, made this cosismuoicaltuti to you, with the assurance of derivisig (loin you, sod the chief and principle officers of the several tram-Lies or the Revenue of Ireland, the Coll advantage of knowledge loud experience, not only in the shape of informant's& to be given to as Os answer so our direct inqiiirtes ; but in the c ensosication of opio lona and suggestions upon as sus Is matters conoected wish the Re venue, under their management, as may appear to them to require alteration, or which may , in their judgment, be susceptible of imp ovetocut. ' The house had a balcony about 20 fort high. beneath it a Party of Spaniards were placed, and were firing at woe of she forts, which occupied tht it attention, and having no alter native, I leaped f• the balcony clear of them, fell, but recovered myself in au iustant, and made fur the mule, when I plunged into the sea, pursued and fired upon by the enemy. Ira she water I stripped, and tied up my clothes and cap, and sent the bundle •way from me to deceive the timely and attract his lire. I was • full hour in this predicament, when • boat picked me up, lirongh the sides of which three shots passed before I reaches' she brig of war El Macgregor, •1 anchor in the outer part of the harbour. The munteut I got on board my Hag atiottounred my safety, •not I began to think of she mean, of regaining what we bad lost; with the view, therefore, of convincing my troops that I did not give up the Contest as hopeless I ordered the brig to be warped in, in order to bring her broad side 19 hear upon she town. All this time I was toady naked, and suffi red severely from • pain in my side, occasioned by my fall. I went below to get my body bandaged, the sturgeon at the same time re lowing that I should he imobsoity blest I was but • few miuutes in flee cabin when the firing on shore ceased, and a bust came aloogsole wish • Spigots)) officer mud one of my airier decamp, Conte' Senipill, just made • prisoner. This officer was dispatched by the Spanish General, with consent of Colonel Rafter, who commanded in fort San GetoOinlo, fur the purpose of propostog to me • sapitulation, and to sanction • suspension of arms, lo which both parties on shore bad already agreed. In order to gain time, I told the Spanish officer that he most retu and treat with Colonel Ratter, declaring, however, that with reapect to the surrender of the squadron, it was ridiculous and alosurol to propose it. I also seat Iwo arleefi to Culunr l Rafter, one of them • surgeon, to explain my siination. Tbvae graoillemen had written sod valid iustructioons, sittlso rising him to art as lie thought foo the hest, but Waffling bins that nu faith cool,' be put in she poomiroes of the enemy. I exhorted him earnestly to defend the foorta, and eudeavutor, with the seitiatauce of the squadroo, to drive out the enemy ; fur even if one efforts should fail, there was no necessity for capitulating, as wr could still evacuate the forts and bring the troops in the boats of the different siesst Is on hoard the swoadrion. Lastly, I nsattred him, if hr would feCOMlllellee 110 S. It'll les, I should cause stiyitelf, tuna hled ns I was, to be ear rigid ashore. In ,bout a moister of an hoof. 10 our aS140111•11- tal.ni, the independent colours were hauled down, the Spanish hui %%%% I, sod a heavy fire comment-. d from she haloes me tumor the squadron. Whole this oils passing we were warp. jog the brig close lit shore, att.! I had el cooly sent two hosts, landed with oloeseed peuvishous to earls of the furs.. These busts eseapeol back to the brie, and 1 ght the report, that part of she troops had refits. ol t.s tt ht any longer, sod that, In consequence, Colton! Rafter hail been obliged to ca pitulate. The cooly shiog that could now be done, was dote; I hrootiotht away the garrisoo and ammunotioon of one of the forts, that was situate on the opposite side of the harbour, soil saved the squadrou. This iweut mice was to me altogether mysterious; no noise, no alarm, and she house iti which I was entered and envi word by the enemy. S.llii afterwards, however, I obtained the most satisfactory explanation. An ("Ricer tinder my emu wand bad engaged to the Duke of San Caring, in Loudon, to seise the earliest °pp.., ton it y of delivering me i nto the bauds of Use Spaniards. He hid obtained my confidence and Was advanced. This person had the command of all the advanced pasta on the inarnaug of she aalault. Ile ordered them In retire; nod , according to a prcconrerted plan, two divisions of the enemy of six hundred moo each, were con ducted into the town, joist •s sky began lo dawn. This very man entered Port Gloria arm is arm wiib a Spanish offerer, and 'misted ist hauling down the patriot st.,,,,lard. The account of the affair of Rio de-In-Hach* I shall en deavour to send you in time fur insertion in the next 'total/et of your paper.—l am, Sir, Your horrible Servant, GREGOR MACGREGOR. Edinburgh, Septentlwr 25, 1921. AMERICA. Awrut. UUIIRICANF ■u:Futons, IMPTIMUFR 5, Fitt o'C/och, p.os. "The steam boat had jual come up from Norfolk. and I ha,re only time to enclivie you the followint from the Beacom. "P.S —The ship Repeat►r, of New York, ‘laxwoll, hence for Liverpool, ha• been Jimmied io the Bay. and towed iiito Norfolk. Below, a hrig, supposed the Mary Asia, Ralf, loom She l,lc of France." The Boston Papers say, that the tale in that place was abort, but severe, and did considerable damage to she Ire,. and fruit is the vicinity of Boston. The market mem re. post, that nn Tuesday morning they pas..ed whole orchards, without seeing au apple on trees, which the day before wcre loaded. Our 00s1U0 rryitoildritt, wider date of Wed. itemise, one o'clock, oa”, that the souther■ mail due on Tuesday night, had rant attired The Worcester, Masrachireeti's paper, memmari, th a t the gale commenced at that place about Hine o'clock. and gradually increased until miduight. In Ike neighbourhood of %Von -eater, the damage snot:sited was trifling, but be.. *wren their and Providence the corn was blown down, and the apple trees stripped of all their fruit. addition to our emotion from Philadelphia on yester day, we learn that a pilot haat lied her maimmart, and the brit Washingtou, Berry, from Philadelphia seas ashore at Bombay Hook. Al Cape May we learn considerable damage was done to the trees. buildings, &c. and the roof of the large l,ouee occupied as a Hotel by Mr. Hughes., carried away, and the frame considerably injured. Ou board of one of the sloops lost is the late gale, was a lad, sun of Mr. Smith, ef Clicapvide-street, who as. re turning borne, after au excite of pleasure, to resume hie studies. The news of his loss soot reached Lis p•reuts, also were overwhelmed %till gnat. The wreck Boated on the beach at Rockaway, and its the binnacle, safely stowed, young Snutla was found safe, drenched with wet, and half.riai ved. Ilia retort, home, as may be well imagined, was unhooked for, Rua dill - mod greet joy. It was a Pi ocidetitial escape, as all Isauda perished. [From at Sorfoth Beare., September 4 Yesterday, between the hours of wig a.m. and one p. ws. our town was visited fry a tremendous hurricane ac. rompaniell with torreni4 of rain, commencing from Ibe N.E. and terintnating at N.N.W. which for •iolence and extent of damage, we are in residents, has no parallel lin and wide spread is the devasti si►le, from the short time ' wen stayed, to give, even details ot:its maul CORM quences. We will, however, attempt I Golan as have come under ..c.. a.at. nirgminatmg at .1"N.... woven tar ♦lulrucr nuts i . - . - to grew dark, the lucidity appears. "Its.st I'..- brighroe,s Is —ruz ,ve ..tirsi dirt te, its gi days front Vera e .. 1 aunt of Janine , we are informed by many of oar oldest occasioned by them particles, we thi,.l. there ►s au ,t,,ubt—. csidesity, has no parallel hn their recollections. So general ! the Insurgents were before that city, and th.it because, She thlda• lisle eppeArsece in the 4101401, the ' i nd wide spread is the devastation, that it would be inipos. I the gates were shut ; but on the arrival of the /tio- brighter ! INltrun the ovenn is after its. k. i►le, from the short time that has elapsed since its fury i mond, a corvette, and the ini., of war, Almi►asre, "To make this coujettore l'e.lliu we tM•h a Surge Weal , . C , ram stayed, to xive, even from hearsay, au thing like a 1 with about eight hundred troops itoirs lists port, the cloth, "d "" 1 "" it as to "' be a. a 84 " 14 . 4 " 1 " 1 " . • less'', of do maid Coast quences. and suspended II over the stern . In as hour, 1.4. 'earl troops being trained lur two tivya, . they sallied nut We will, Ituwere ► attempt to throw together such peril- i omelet natal, all the sin*. the c lo th had %tits* a alum as have cone antler oar utsetvatiou, premising that to girt battle tolltreneiny,:who tetreated,;ind no " 1 " quantity of the lUIIIOOIIII . maim on ita sulfite s and to 'I . ~ . . ----.- • -\. • '• From The Char lesion ( ourier, of Aug. 30. FROM 11AVANN•H.—lly the schooner Comet, Capt. Campbell, arrived yesterday in six days bolo Havannali, we have lICCOIIIII% frotil that city to the Rid iiistatit, inclusive. A letter from a currrepou dent, speaking of the deduilmnee among the 16- miners confined itt the gaol, s• isteutioneel in the oisrier of the 11,1 io.t. states, that 15 were killed, and a number wounded. lerfole order was restored among them. We have received from the same correepolidenr. limier date ni 2.241 inst. the following, brine the latcet news wheel, we have yet seen from the Vice royalty of Mexico. WV believe it may lee relied onus correct : " By the arrival of the Spani.l l brig of war, Al di -- -hi, " The lustinuus appearance of theocrats its *Atoll nigke. when violently agitated, list visited the attention of Nato ralists, and philosophers hare out yet ritkrzeturity aeguatsii it for it. Thole is a mystery atteuilise this appearance, winch renders it interest tog—surl this, together with It, sin gular sublimity, raises emissions of *outlet and ettenteatitttt. One evening we writ called op to view this pleeliumenrst. Ibe loaves were unusall'y bright, the scene scromplittied with circumstaures which give it an interectieg ririrt. The might was dark and rainy, the .e* miklerattly high: the wool was ahead, and the pray k• pt s ee m s( over the lowa Our ship seestod to he moving over waves of Ilquii fire. " All aroused thrre was nothing. to be step boil waves of brilLans fire, foaming and spew►ling sho u t sq. as the $640 dashed through shim, Incoming evaiiei,eisii as they rea,eaj front her .idea, and fondly in.,oig ss the 4...h oe e t of the surrounding bPII. 'fou graiiipilaie wire assiotrodooll ulna; ussr pmts. Soilletiones they v. 400 t the than. poor. toms ono uu car h sole of wir twiattnil, where they at,. seared to he harneaved to the vessel, and vested to draw Mr over clouds of light, powdered with stars, Taro they would rise to the surfuse aud .punt a tirillisiat striate of lire, while She ruddota motion of r.eir !silt threw arouisd them • sisals of light. They left • luoitootto traits in the r wake, whit h added greatly to their alipa,i at length. Vpoit kuhitig over the steno, a stream ut ;Uhl ieertied to aka from the rudder of the ship, a n d so eseced itself to a grist distance behind. Two other similar streams pruceitied loom each quarter. Such was the 'strength of the light, that the Name of the vessel could be ilistdittly sees., sad the shadow of Waite was made petty plain. " This phesioutenuts of the ocean is most remarkable est. the repose of a king calm. Ihe water then seems to thickest with an infinite somber of white •111 , 11 i pMielrs , Whili are plaroly to beaten in the daffiest, ansl as smuts as it begins to grow dark, the lucidity appears. Tlot hrights.e,4 a