The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-09-29 00:00:00

:* . . • ~ t 4 .9. ,141 ~,r'..4.; ..0 di THE NEW THE4TRE. ft. is not yet, we understand, finally 'decided k to .be the Arehites.t of the new Theatre wash is to be erected in t:Ovesit-Garden, but it is coafidently twill that, Mr. tiMill‘C, inn. is likely to be the successful c validate. Aecnid imf to the reports of all who know this Geutic i„an, he iv folly qualified for such an arduous nu d.rtaking, by oriainal genius as well as by a pro f., of study of the principles of architecture and the works of the great masters. ftlr. Snit NA i s thews of that excellent artist whose productions have deservedly isluad his character into very high r ofesbumal repute. T he various • atrictures that have lweit circulated respecting the form of the &r.c. arc cobra!y unfonntleil; neither is it in contemplation to reverse the bite situation of the stage trout the North to the fioetii ; is winch ease, the 1 41iie;104i avenue to the iiiterinr Must have been is the narrow paesage of floosstreet. • It is believed that th e wardrobe and scenic departments will be totally detached from the stage sal audience part of the Theatre, that should a similar accident oc cur, a chance may he afforded of saving the pro rty. Of the peopo-tal ilitneusions, some idea may Gformed from the iatenited height of the flat,„ on each side of the stage, fur the reception of the scenes, which are to be 21 feet bib ; in the old Theatre they were Id beet; the altitude of those in Drury-lane is e 6 feet. --Every possible exertion will be made to complete the new edifice, consistent with a due rrord to security, by the time at whirls the Aca , 46.1 usually commencev, next year, and par ticular care will be taken to guard against the dan ger of the calamity which destroyed the old oar.— )t is said that a considerable sum is intended to be raised, by way of Tontine. upon such liberal terms, as will render the shares highly desirable, and con sequently the subscription wig! be soon filled, in osier to defray the expenses of the net building as they arise. The friend* of the Patentees have already come forward with the most zealous offers of assistance mid t-upport. RURAL FETE. lit ni i'd 114. if. ay ill Rainham Hall, the seat of ltlarqnis Townsheria, in Norfolk, WAS last week the scene f rustic &b -etty, in cormetpicrier of the head of that noble house having arrived to take ineawasitin of his es. fates. On mo.,day re 'bait the great hall was thrown open to all visitors, end the numerous te nature. A bullock we.. roasted, aml four c h ee p boiled in a inost eseellert manner, together a ith large quantity of that old favourite lievrraue. Insole from malt and hops. and whirl, rontrihisted to make all heads anal hearts clue. with zen tir n e e t o the noble donor. An excetieot band WAS provided, and after the company had mauled themselves with the above and other reVeshinients, danciiiv eon,- silenced, which continued till a I•r hour. The Marquis and hoe dinigbters rentained with their s i. sitars the greatest part of the time. and from thrir condr.ceniling niantwrseilded inneli to the rie s suge of their guest.. The whole concluded with an ex. cellent display of fireworks in front of the hulL The grri yr and Pat scr.ssrs yesterday ho nouredly (' apin AN, with a visit, et he► neat. at Richmond, where they spent the chid part of the day. Their Ito) at Highnesses the !hikes of iisse, Cswariuns, and CC BEIM D, after having at tended at the Palace, to receive /Its M►lrsel', set on' to join Her 1%1 AJEsTY and the Parrctssrs, at Richmond. Yesterthe the (.:uhinet Ministers dined with his Gcow the Duke of PORTLAIRD. There is a :IfelosPresta in preparation at the OPers-1 louse, from the same story es the play of The 319sterious Brae, *hied) was so iHiberally treat ed. on Tuesday ri 7 enirig, ae 1./airplane Theatre. Taos's% BRADFORD. Esn. left his seat, at Ash down Park, Susex, on Tuesday, for Ingleton, Yorkshire. Inn! eitArt LF9 TOWsistlEso arrival, yesterday, at the Marrpiisof Towasuawn's !muse, in Burling ton-street, from Norto:k. The Beggor'sOpern was performed, last night. at !beOpenr-liouse, and was veil well received. Mrs. Diatoms was the Polly of the night ; but her songs wanted the simplicity of the author. Mn.s C. K Fai nt played Lucy with her naval vivacity and spitit. The farce of The Porten:: of'C'errontes followed, nnid JonEs, Larrotg, Musings!, and BLANCH MD. kept the audieoce ini bursts of laughter. The pit was crowded to excess ; and at second price the wholealltieatre was filled. Mrrtiooar of the Theatre, was deli. aired of a fine boy'nu NVedoe,tlay !iv'uniteht The lass been christened by the name of lIISPOItY MIUELO MlCtttßL. Mr. Ga r.ta and Madame CATALAnt stood sponsor.. Mr. Kul.t.t's benefit, in Dublin. on Thursday, was brilliantly attended. CATALAN I 411VC the SONO of Diflone with astonish - nig effect. It was the last perfurinsoce for the season. The Kilkentiv heatricals will Commence early in ortol,er. We are authorised to state, that Miss Smirif has liberalty °tiered her 11PFVICPS tw forward the eliuMalile purposes of the Amateurs, who, for ....unsay years, have turned their talents to such ad rn:.ablc account. The Earl of DeRnY'S house. at the Oaks, in Kent, was on Saturday entered by some villains, who took :twlty the staircase carpeting, and other articles of furniture. Mr. Caswroeta's house in Park-lane, was, on Adiiewlav ereiAng, during the alweace of two wl.n were left in care of the house, entered ho took severel boxes, contain - ; they esreprd without being perceived goenliso. of the night. iesday tiight. about 10 o'clock, • meteor of bril 11,11eoranee, with a spreading tail of eon . lenzth, was seen on the North side of for the spate of about 13 seconds ; during me it gt:ded with no very greet velocity, a straight direction from Emit to West, stuldenly disaupeirred : it Wilvl 111 . 1 1 8rently at arcat distauce from the earth. servants. n~cJue•d servants. by itotne i tug plate by the qu . Tue.to L . ant opt' milt•r~nble Londo n , ~ hie!' till : . i . nearly wiwit it • '9 VEIT II VIE corn": Yesterday, at twrlre o'eb• k. hti, Illtitsrt ar rived in t 0,4 ia from Windsor, at do: Quitir.'o I'a:u•e, wbt•rc lie was reelittA by their hteryal 11.glinewes the Dukes of l oiliio CAW. LIKIMIE. Ina! CUMBERLAND. A t two ...dull 11is 1.. , EY held a private Levee, which W. 48 attended Ii Tie Duke of Porthoul, Earl Ratiblost, Earl Medway- Vigeouot Castleceagis, 1.0.4 1-114.30.Ge1ti, 'Awl flower- Title, Lora Mull:rare, Mr. Pro. rval, 314. Fat.kener, Mr. 4 . .iniaag, and mr. Villiers: sloe die Putliugurte, Americus., Suraush, sod Strilisu Arahat.sadors. . . Thir following hind the 1 ttttt 01If of being pre.eilt eti to HIS A.MIT Y. The Earl of rda.rtio g ion, es his promotion to be Lieu ti.ount•Colnisel of the loth Regiment of Toot; Sir Robert Itarlow, on his appunatownt to be Cummiso..ry of Chadians • Viscouut Balyroud ; Lieet J. de Covia Co u rt troed ; Coloose Lieut. Ri itto, of the Portuguese Ros.al Nosy ; Capt. Lieut. Pluto, of the Portuptese Rural Navy ; Mr. Martens, Cour. miners ; rapt. Sehoanhere, Cosami.a.ary or the Royal Nary ; and Sir Francis Hartwell, on kir appointatieut to be Deputy COVOlllillaiOner of the haw) ; the 31anpais ale la Romans • General AIL lan Jacome ; General Josef O'Donnell ; Admira l Apodeca • Capt. al' la Lureams ; Viwroulat Marano& ; taptai• Chamber; ; Couut Belenno, Lc. Sc. His afterwarsie held a Ptivv Council, and gave audience to the Mike of I'oItILAN 0, and the rest of the Cabinet 111iiiistexs. NEW SliE1:111)% At one o'clock, yesterday, the Lord Mayor pro ceeded in aline from the Mansion-house, to Guild hall, attended by the Old Sheri& and the City (Ifficers, for the purpose of swearing io the I'ew Sheriffs for the ensuing year. When his Lordship alighted from his carriage, he we% received by th e City Bend, who played God race Me Kiwg. A great concourse of people attended. At two o'clock, the New Sheriffs, Claude tuicl Joshua Jutirthan Smith, F.sirs. preceded by a full band of music, and fourteen banners and tlags, carried by men belonging to the di fl•reitt Com panies, and sixteen Cre ntlerneti s carriages, arrived at the Hall, w hen a Court of Alderineu was held, fur the purpose of swearing iu the New Sheriffs. They were accordingly sworn , in the usual form; and afterwards invested wit h the insignia of office.— The crowd was, as usual, principally attracted by the New Sheriffs' carriages, which are, without exception, the most elegant ever slispla) 1.4 on a Sumter occasion. Mr. Sheriff Smith's is peculiarly tasteful: • It is a light -built chartist. 'MUM a perch, tonstrneted in the Vsoettan style; the badyls beantilolly painted ate dark mim eos, relieved In a raitWAreprig of the same colour, which has a Vert el pot :rt Wader is r• y brood, and represents the is Tht Arms, wi • to of trephif, ;an the quarter paosels are t' • City Crest and Motto ; Ihr toy of the r arri• age is edge 1 by a vie* gilt .•peosi.wkeil aionklitg, snr inintoled with tie • ity Crest ; the intmlittn.,s gad wheels at, rwkly yd. the e -ingots lined 1. nit aviator. silk, with )c-- low silk hii.ials„ festooned wait eras,/ silk fringe ; the • , etirth • white, bordered with orange lace, and inter • sed with risottos made, is pads ; the ( te Ardis we eec t rated in 'deer en each side of lunonitos.k.: The casein, was drawn by two besistifill bigiad hay horst* richly yaps tuaiissi with soferh Immosites, nod rirenested oafs erinuoin • 1- • • • .1. A• aAIA ••••••••••••Ible it u — sigrFoiositutuagii. The flpararda• Livery is mho ; it Is of saperohe loos teeth, with rich gold W=l lace; scull.. clotb •,iisteisst and hi, ekes, richly Wei with gold, and tofu. ..;old tare% at the knees gg r , sh e d( Aoste r kw; deo a light xlisrint, willos'. a perch—The body la richly ;ilt, • itli a raped. fo,ey cramping. border. representing Military and Naval Trophies; the City Anew an also wet samente4 as the r hotter same es. lose um the bouller. TUC 'earriligc 44 used with yellow silk, bordered with crisiwpti lace. The hamper cloth is Wee, richly laced with [One and critnsou, and dwablcdpiotwil• silk round ; the City Crest, in silver, ip alco placed rt ad, epee a piece of scarlet cloth, rtlieved with silver cords. The hums which aid blood bays, give acipechly hammed, with Maw said yellow silk rods tteic Tim Fen:ow% Livery is of dirk blue cloth, ohi broad gold lace, scar let cloth iistatcost and breiches, and Loge cocked hats, with red loathers round the edge. In the erciiing an elirgant entertannii •nt was given by Mr. SheritiSmith to the Lard Mayor, Aldermen, Recorder. and other principal Officers of the City. - - FRENCII FESTIVITIES .1T LISBON. PLYMOUTH, SEPT. Letters received at Plymouth, from an officer of one of our men of war, anted the 15th inst. oIF Lis bon, state, that sodentantliug the French language. C he was sent by Admiral Sir C. Cotton, Bart. ou a mission to the French General Junot, who received hint with great politeness, and invited him to din ner. There were about forty persons present at dinner, which consisted of ail the delicacies of the season, served up in massy ',dyer dishes. In the centre of.the table were three large beautiful silver salvers, with bouquets of fragrant flowers, confec tionery, and sweetorests in great profusion. When the cloth was removed, an entire dessert entice. of solid gold, beautifully enchased, tilled with all kinds of dtlicious fruits, graced the table ; liqueurs and coffee then s ucceed ; after which the whole company went to the Opera. Junot and I.oisoon, accompanied by their Ants-de-Camp and this 0%- err, sat in the Prince of Brazil's box. J mint was dreratd is a grey coat, studded over with silver stars, and wore a large star on his breast, as a Member of the Legion of Honour. Loissou has lost au arm. We are concerned to announce the failure of a house of great eminence and respectability in the city. Various sums, from '225,0001. to one mil` hon. are mentioned as the probable amount of the deficiency. The latter sum, we have no doubt; is a great reaggeration. It was impassible, however, that t bottle of such magnitude and extend of cleat ing. could fail under a very large sum. It had been of late the purchaser of inure than one lot tery. The misfortune is h regretted in the cite, even loy those who do not suffer from the loss. The Pruridcs+ce, live, arrived in the 11 her on Tuesday, front Cottenburgh. with 25 Dauibh prisoners, taken from a gun-brig. which are to be sent to Yagatouth. She states that the vessels for the Baltic, which sailed front Gottenlpsrgh some time ago with a Swedish COMIIy, intending to pro-; coed upwards through Malinoe Channel, ore coma. pelted to Ireton, to 6ottesilourglo. the Iltnes having such a force at the Grounds and 'Nagar as rendered it unsafe for the Swedish convoy to proceed. About 200 sail were king at Gottenburgh, and would proceed through the Belts the first lair wind, under convoy of the Dergoatiini bomb, of 14 runs. and two brie cutters. surprise.. committed the French. givers in our under the heed of Madrid, is sufficient the extent und stioili,th of the motive* impel their actiotel. Fvery incentive to v. and persvermrice• heel been amply supplied the • crim.s ;of rhlt i. 'wens. • Men who hate suffered such oiing-, can place no mks is tills, but i it afford.. tire hope of revenge. That eves so unused, so injured, :tad insulted, should he home is not surprising.—lt is only seirprisitig the they have not been driven to madness. . Letters have been received from Stockholm to the 16th instant. They state, that a cruiser hod arrived at that port, under the command of Capt. MACKENZIE, in order to take Mr. Toon %Too to Baltic Port, where he was to rueet CHITcu worr, the Russian Minister of Nrisrine, to eoncert some arrangement respecting tile Imperial fleet bom barded in that harbour. Other accounts say, that Mr. THORNTON is not preparing to leave Stock holm for that purpose, but to confer with His SWEDISH MAJESKT at Aland, upon s o me subjects connected with- the general interests of the three Courts of Greet Britain, Sweden, and Russia. The latter at more likely to be the object of that Gentle man's journey. The liminess of the Russian fleet in Port Baltic ie in the proper channel, suit could not be in better hands. British Admirals know bow to manage a negotiation, as well as to mm-oeuvre its battle. 'riley are politicians as well as soldiers. Let tiovernwent, in their amsaintinents, reduce Lord NELSON'S Palmath qui nieretit feral," to practice; let tnerito ilv be rewarded; sod we may lie able to say as much of our Geuerals as we do of Our Admiral.. The Strip, Gtonox, from Loudon, to New foundhuid, received induction, ut Spitheitd, the in.datit, from His M EsTY'S sloop Rattler, and parted the same dos, supposed to hate run down Channel, when tire Fleet anchored in Yar mouth Roads.' ...On the late visit of Admirals Co r.t t acwoon trial Puavis to General Motti.a, at Cadiz, the Briti Officers were. after dinner, invited to see the CadiS Volunteers reviewed. They consisted of about three thousand very fine young ruacu, oho seemed to Ire quite expert in the military discipline, and who sere evidently animated by the wannest'. Aid' of patriotism and loyalty. I.ord Cot.t.tsumtmu was assured that there were finer I !red tittoisand such mei, R 4 these. ready to join the nu:Mil:a stand ard. and to hazard every thing in defending the in dependence of their country. If so, the French inu.t soott, he driven from the soil which they have se long• polluted, and it is hardly probable that their ambitions tyrant will be aide to force them to venture again into s country whs..r such gennioe Loyalty owl patriiiti,m, under the guidance of War and t ri o , 1111 ., 111.a1t afl rattls of the The Minectirial Journals here had teu days eh. lowed to plead for the transactions iu l'ortuent, and all the progress they have made is, to moire.. the t something very amliward has occurred, which the i r amid defend. and dare not blume ! Ministers gave instrmAious to the Porterews ecemnimioners, Titt-silay too aaaaa ig, that tbe:Prit petty of that nation which had been impinosted is their hoods, should be delivered up to the owner". ' or their lawful :agents, free of the 'theme of two Kla tt half per ceut. cominiiivien. with which thew erect. were before burdened fur the remuneration of the Co:nmissioarri, Cioverimient taking on itself to as sign to these public officers proper compensation. 11'e understaud that many difficulties are yet to he encountered before the property is to be surrender ed, which have created much disconteut 'mou l t the proprietor., who, liming been thus long de prived of their goods, are greatly di.goisted with such unnecessary impediments. A Gentlemen, we are iiiformed, has a bill of lading. which he has prevented for the inspection of the Commissioners; hot he has been refused possession of the tot-ratan. disc, because. according to their construction of , the term. of the order of '3linisters, that document (3o decisive 'sour - Omits on all commercial goes.' toms as to the eight of possession) dots not prove:" him to •• be • either' the " Owner or the lam fiA Agent." • Otlwt ohatrortious arise from the duty of des. per cwt. demanded upon Eevort Sugars prior to the surrender of the commodity, which it will b 3 necessary. we fear, for the pioprietors to pa r , though afterwards they may present oietuarialb to obtain the return ; bat with what success is yet to 'be ascertained. , In consequence of an alarm of fire in the Pan. them'. ou Sunday, a numoer of en,;itics proceeded • thither. The lire, however, which at first had serious app eeratice in the interior of that erldices was happily- got ueder without doing any serious _Aston.; A tea eveniags ago as a geutleman. a foreigner, was s, Bale tow-oils Clialk-tiirni, he was attacked bra Newfoundland dog. who bit him amid maw sled him very much ; two gwntlemen passing y at the time rescued him from the lei-or-ions. and beenta,ht 11w Gentleman to au tiptotht. cary at the top of Tottenham-court-road. On his wounds being evaudned, both his / D avi. were tot it in a shoe.. .g manner. TherC is th a t, the .In.. belongs to a Calif or who infest that neighhouibionl, stud bave trained the minuet to , :1 , 4 4, the mot :try at. i wait . to to . • . t . . . . . . . ,- ',- * ' '...1•%••: L 2. S .. . . L • . •• - . .. ,• • ikirrotteir or 13.4:VBrAtr 'biter. ' --..--- ~ .... .. .‘.,—.....-- _ 601•Thwrxtlay, the 2.!5l tostasit, tio•ik Royal fit:fh• „nottnnitt, 'Err 29. , nesse,. the Prince I,f NVides soil the (hike of Sues . , liAll'4l. Mit Ms MT. • A trallirsosei basis applied Aii the Sitti.A Magi= att. having precinwly Illin!plcd . the Freedodflitt . i i „,........ Nswiithiso this a worms , . w a ist be , h ' I i tfii , &pots ;11 of ThuiPoiry, did the Co/ronitnal the •ft,"%ra;;;Tigi ag h er , . honour of icceivitig them at Wrot..l Iblal,.die toAke stated that her tillibarr9 feriae was P.o, lits'aral seat of the Earl of t;uildford. 'The .0a OiAli valid ni one of the Mail Conches. Oei Moaday kiewessori Steward then iithirerailini their Royal Itighngsais u Own be was from Smola. 'le l ^ " an 0 1 , P• •••• , 'T •Y••••• • • ....At-orii - t• ' mining Lis poiksi-bouls,..in which ohs fon., l a letter fees a the fdlowilix speech : inr catlic,, 00 itcr Soinhal.4 i retort Awn: Ike upbraided " We, the High Steward, the Mayer, Aldarmen, and lived happily t , Ca-, him 4 I ...trot nikarbr, which k e ris•cod or ils o triktag tsar. pital Burgesses of the astieut Bositte E L. oa f eadade7r l'on i bl She said dray had *MopsMOH bet presume to approach sour 10,119 .6 "v""", to curiosity led km to nod the kit-, . ' ,assure your Royal High ...wed are rasped .ail veoinala 2 The alsOleraaTS reprimanded bee fur beg idle cart.. far your isgast Family, mid ear Wideman toioar !total Aky, but at the same time said he would grant a warrcut !'craw. against any assispiat world be . apable of drifting s to- .o We feel ourselves deeply impressed with your, Royal me . Highness's moat gras ions co ioli.ernsiou, in so Liettlyserept- The uummt was iiimaigly used, to the appirtist .iii dug the Freedom .of vur lloronp,h, sod 'we most sincerely -.. oil the fair Complainant. wish your (total flights,* 11441111 years of health sod kappa- jou . muteuu was eissistusi to ortieweii for a ibmth, mess• fur assaulting a watchsasans has arab bit alt, in /Mawr • "We also beg leave to return c•r acknowledgments to street. his Royal Hil;,:sisess the. l).ke of Ses - sex, for the high Lo- . • 19.914.295R0V211-5T192122. new be has conferred upou us." FIRE ENGINES. The Address being revived with every mark of -, l'estereiyi • •••Boasis was mode before the Mama. their Royal I lighneat's satiNfactionis Royal xis.rie, assent the Plinth l•ire Datiotier ef St. Clatistslit• Highness the Prince of Wales was pleased to make the Vida, h) several respectabk iiiksketnits el Taristocir the followin„ most gracious Answer : ' - Street, bedford.square, awl others, for woke of his dot!. tad "Mt Logo—lt is with heartfelt plea:wire I receive this si• c . '°‘ are, "di dl wwwww w set''ralD 1 ' 11111 • 10 ifits - tbsocession. • 'V ...testinomy of your instil and *Heehaws* and which is rent , „,„„ ___.___,_ , „ ilk , uji ,_ .. .....i i ~__, ___,, tiered 'tam., valuable to me, by brie' roupled with suck mt. - ear "'wer . " . 7.""'" • ft ee ,; , „74.l - re - z - 0 r a ...77 - 4 4, " . 1 1 7' - ummay meansg list an pressithis of respect fur my foosily sad ray pees,..,. of No. is, Tarbeedadireet, Carrienprdes.ablea her • • ' '. " I lament that the isoli,positioss of my brother, the Disks 31 ; _el__,,,.___.„,_,,,_,„____„„__ A „„,. , e „ __ _ __, _ ~ of Sussex, presents bias personally.expresaing his thanks fur ,f__ . . _ . ."7,L!'",:= L 'a,.,_,,_'M9 . 1 .!,_,7 1 777aa ea )• yoar attentiou towards Ism; . aun I aril myself of this ucca- = 6 7 0 ' 2 " ... := 7 _r ed = o ol. " 010 47 ., iimiceeta . sion to assure you of the prole we both feel, is baring oar ~.; ~__ •1 7,r" 1 "' • omen easolted amongst the Burgesses of your ardent and 8 ": ea d. 4 b retZ iee e m l i f i r g . llllllll " lllll4lll4 L iu Tuutoa.4 e o4lol lo:atec al: respectable borough. • "it is ass artristlosal gratification to erne to tredve this 11 ., 44 :tla.. — Paial„._ ____ . iligi , lia, , _l l lloc_b__las_ airii_ u o! , _: Aqi i pueit or e !ha_ • proof of your touches ~ ..thin ti, wane of this. icaseable =' ,61 1. 1 61 7 • 0 •6 7 .e ' ;'' il 7 64 : c " th ' iry • P: ani le i Lail" , suovi r . Abbey, thou the nobk tad 6.eaeriiso Proprietor, of which acme can more highly valor the honour and the isMaglit "I od by the Defendant, who had the estiisithe ciotrall i tier Cougar s ', and of your Buroulls so parties**, air ewe by i bi s 14 "_ Ili- tare-cock s/ the •ei st bb°• °"""" bs d truly rewritten most affeetioroste regard'," tiptoed the are plug, sad water was isslsiog is torrents sl`mi . the street, but the Defradaat serum., either to work lb : TII , I intonation then retired, omet highly illie- engine hiareeif, er suffer thnoe who wished to do it to tonCli • tend with the coitile-eimliug reception tii.:y had s h,.. ;mistime. Mr. Line sad his i r t s „d s, h u ,,,,„„ er, hob . ; experienced from their Royal Higliastwes, to par- shoed a grestrassl of .casehilion treatment, 11 1 04tirir se- . . take of a c.illatioci of the deiicacies of the ov', ossuary to give the Dintentain is charge of the sateliasaa. ' • • ' most truly compatible with the knows' hospitalit sad read him ti the wztehl"a", after stunk they lad kiwi: of this Noble Earl. .. , x' i Met t •11 to the .aging, sad soon ewer the Warr wear Ca. • . tissitiabed. . mmtmilfeelliSlMß 's.. ' ' • 'This iitattemeat Was corroborated by severs! overeat' .-- , D1.110..M. Sag r. 24. ~ . •.. t . , .... . .. . . Tin stalled. last there was oa damper ttlralliarev ' Yesterday, about the hotir Of twelve, as Arch- Jobs true the ire which was ray fah* , • aid • 2 a "nib to preemie Illa slights from babel/ boa tic deacon Smith and his Lad ) were returning to town rises bt tut ame Hai nia .,,... 2 bile le rawer .. sc was . '' in their carriage, they were. stowed, create CIII.IIIW ...,,,,fik i . ih ,.. war il i k a w a ry 1 ,4 64 * O , ty lb, mi 5,6,,, L terly, by a single highwayman. who roblivd them sad ilitla ire erainesamee. ip iit is ialiallasi t •kiel: 'of variitas astiches of inonerty. The atialitaity of etolli ' wiliiiii thi.se i r ,s l bane.. Ttme two the assailant requires tio ro7naicai. was ales a lilftlisi ' here, the west to the imigiusl apit of 1 tors, OAR it Ow bottoms of ti. Tuzsday eve g. William I:biking/tun. EN. of ( .61,,,,,,, ,„ . 1 . 113,1 65e , a pab a casait a aa r d is did (wa y,. 1 Fair-street, Drogheda, Sins sti.oped near that town. ~.....4 a aati " obi bail ne • largo epiassiasic.f i oo the rilad leading to.Duisletr,, by *see, men • stag psr•T iii grove... draft of or elowisse spike r l i armed with pistols who took from him • sitter lighted ImPef's lx 'd • "I'm wild' 18 " 0 " 11641 1 • hui,tiug watch, and a small hair-covered trunk, ei..01...1. . rte , The Illsoseresta aspieimil hit ward, that be boil It ; containing wearing •apissrall,•ftc. - mot is his Pr 999 to' rairda SW pricsorni r his 0•114111,2 - __.7 -=111111.111119C99r299 • livered to Ur* ea, by deg./n.4 of Parliament fur regailain I- We have received Nedra Gazelles to the 10th the !" "g4 i .m• - th. wswlact .R tide Overseen of poise slily grail Tr breach in duty in i. iustaot. The military part of their emanate is of • to •providt parish spears. so il ever) *Mg nenaspary 1 little value. At the date of tile latest uceounts l ang u or ',w o o . This ~,,,,, % ~,,,„i else, as o w e ,a. we - rout the Ebro, the Frialrh ri usained in their pri...t . sret of psapoluiragegiescribod in glisAsi,mmeeiseelfel*".' . " kryysitieset uoi the north site of drat nett, nail" be Is :::. b i ~.,.a ltar ... 4- 0 e whire m hat a thu remiem oneb lloor eip : ' it appeared 'to be tier policy of the Soneiards halal wet fee paiesity r 7sttaisdasee incases of to . ' 4' . .. .... A not to' risk a hi.ttic instil they hail collected • • • • , 'wies===me=l=es y force ; coin petent to cennnaini sao , seas. If they str/C/DX. -% can steadily porsua. this system for • few weeks, , they .rill probably be able to accomplish this • Tasteedei a c o espa'ac a &mime wa s t a k e s a t a b.", i s . i is. Y purpose. As the winter approaches, the Pus- Forster lase, OW name/4w% taw ApiTwor. Gail, - I ~. toots will he . able to advance .with more re- iml , 0014 Ilber-••••••0 1 41 1 • 11111 * bear aan nalleriaanle c, pidity, and in greater numbers, to the Ebro, 6 fte c , u e t t l e r r o n od u . "" hujeee r iuste4 .)ik e li h r ehhihour came fru ei 7 hu t t ra v ai lea : l 2 .. ' . 4 ; • • - 'r thua the French consrripti cats cross the l'yreneos. at• kis lodgings, as Tomday night Sot. The nefortunve !, k —The valour and enthti.asin of the Spaniards Grottesswin had mew to tows fro ihe purpose of disposieg it .r. have excited universal admiration. but they ought of the u itredlos ef a antra of Grooloy, mad is Om eiiisefew- tore ; creak!!! sad Leraibli ca. :Out% awl 'high he boil re- le not to excite surprise.. A sketch of the atrocities e committed i V the French. givens in our extra, t.l , neatly t Li m o dhcar :7 4. m r..7 . .. , e . te d e . ; 1 ..„ 41 1"1" 01 . " . 1 1. "'" i...1. a e s 4 • 44l d sot :7 . . 1 .-. ... 1 , - . under the head of Madsad, rid, ill SUffaCillit to dew ' tabu. He kad nand his gamma der the fatal porpoise, '" the extent mud • stioili th of the motives which -booting sable lank hennaed them is the crew. rai 4 - tibli • impel their tictiotrl. Every incentive to valoui bcdssad. saik iliac toe hit 4 .2". • Ha 61,4 Plod, of Illaallfas s sad buy, in ha Masao, and about ire gunice• iii ha pads/is, . aiol perseverence• beau been amply supplied by _verities— e. ri .t_ .. _ ._•._ .. . ..r .t.i- .: -.- . &IL- -.1.- 1.--. ".""•7*