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N the onnsining population of the land, oliatmotiou His Ma • Piste- p vinh .11sonet.i ,and j. al . ,rant ii.bsti•ot.ap an ifigo“.u4 ps .41 .ii •.ip en to • •o kohl. and pros , time en fvr thi Pied and ea kbril yl.w i cn le roc the Weser ?practice and •und prine,plea 6t ibe 1. , k 4 6.4“:1 'ay Pttaniners further eumblv sub ui4 l ll%;t feefetie poojediee generated fostered he tlits di.e.tnnatine sv .vcin, the Soirit .0 the laws notsteopping the L. tier, no &urea , 1 At .k, IX more, can exempt iii 1 , 14 h (;athnlie from heine •• Orwell' • 1 4a &nett ni suspicion ; and ;eteral at the mss: e,tl minis ~r.sukee• an I advantairs of a two( .vens.t ent. w w h,d, ought u. C011.4611f theni.elves entitled, are rendered, hit', reso.ert To them,. ?rotative. In calling ...ut attenion to their s t imoo, your Petitioners • bag leave o. nowt the. Horiou••hle House, that they are atm. ated me, as irahineo than a. Cath..lics; and le-s odlosetical he a partial int oat. as a re:irons roan by ad u. Serest 'role pub; c and &Atonal, sub the is 0..1 •f this coontry,a.iii pr ...ell. of the whole rtnl. Ire; y e er. b iog fat , . con.. lied. b .th from 1 .1-tore and tat e that however rel.gin.o.d. haw so - plaid a pascal, a emir of pato a monopoly ha- been use attwatung inincirl.. 'ail and at th.t on hail , fattener misonverstavding, which ha. a.. ti.juvoi tic clip varier, and Imo.: id the solo ..t am: For vino Petition.. .5 ati•.egly imposoed with the conirk. Con, th t eh • einiti name "(the .1411 isliftui laws is rut only • Inc onpatild. with h, fundout and h •poi .uss of the groat bode I r ish peopl?, ur 41.4 iiwaht.l a , the faiuuries .4 the ; mit as It i. e.lcula'd to d imp we or in, aid divot the attention of the to. on to partial interests and party dissemooro., fr m sweasuceS ~ I geneial seeuritvon.y arentuall pm,* ink:. noon to the strength and stability 161 lh empire. Your Petition...B. with a deep sena. of god:tulle. ethernet. !,••'L. that they air iiirlaSte t. the wi.atom 8. d liberality of C. • Vorilionens of I.edual, and to the watar , -.1 nltespol.tasn Of If • 1 jeVi, for th.. removal of ago. of the disabilities and inc ochres ander *Melt .nev d; mad mi., refer, with maiihdeoce, .he Justice of their cause, to the solemn and sinee.orable declaration of the Iron Th from the unirorm god pesceahle behaviour of t Roman Catholics of lieland, 5.'. a le-g orris. of yeas, it appeared teamoable a.•l exp. tient to relax 'll. - disabilities and incapacities oder wl:ich the. labour, aiel lh tit moo tend onll to the cia:tor noon an , irlpr.we meet .4 this K. g ..iiii, but to t!.e I.r.smerity and Strength of all Ht. Manny'• dominirita. that Ifs Majesty's soh. .4 .11 411111 . 0711 ,, 5110.4, .liou'd en;oy the b:essutg• of a *se o. and shoold .o lamed to each other by mutual interest and 'mutual " Au.% ...Lir Petitioners most solemnle declare, that they do net ..eek or wish 1111 atiy wat to injure or encroach u;, .0 the rig' e, pritrtlrpa, poioessmos, et rescuers, appertaining to • iilionopil arid Over eat the Protestant daintiest ' as II) Ilw estah'isi ed. or to botchy' eomweirled 'o th eir charge, ear t.sary .4 them; the extent of Weir humble suvlic.too.l bong, the t• • y may h- govern d the same Nos, arto t o. os. 401114 Mel' le el the same am niSces, francimas, te•aels, a mi d howei..ol. la shell fallow-subjects of every other rehgious dsoominstion .IMar It thereloro please this RA 'or 15' • WM. , to t' km into Illie.orterde.atiat the Swabia, peep, •r.1. , .1n off lig lie Cahoon of Ireland.an I to arhitt rheas to t..e losnoto Of th.o. privileges, •hieb Bum. I eud..a ho bat ',theist', r; aid which .our Pe omen mist hun.oly pre , whir ob the brethre.. If mg isbrove, aide • heirs of the Conottioiton Aid .. P. ttio ...b wdl ev.r pl.y. &C. .11111.•011...../1/501./ irOALJUN f is I,LIGI:NCE. MUM TUE FRENCH AND DUTCH PAPERS. PARIS. M.O. 14. Tt• - Primate 4 Frark'oit hating strived Sere. he wa• yesterday evening presented to His Majesty the Emperor with great solennitty 0 Sunday fast, the ennsistnry of the Protestant Cl (king witni , •Pd to .n audience. then Ptesi tk , M. Marnm, a •dtes ed the Emperor iq toe col timing speetli y... • a. SIR F... You have exitsrued surptoo by the performance of new wonders. What ..rinds:an lamenting to .I.lr wh.o the bawl.. v•ol 'lave reeemly bestowed are roe ffltal.A d? lit spit , of yoweelfa Sire, He be ..,.rit of a , * eget involved •11 - 1 io a lapal conies l ; esuy peermtl with lam -a, iowdiming-tie id has bless , uo. ale/ov.uull tu , et; • hog 0 • .11, if poantle, by your norderailosi than by yam ettioure y ny the I.Oh'e satilfiets TOO Wire made to humanity th.n ‘iy 1.-o brilliancy of your trittreph... Sue, with the yerure of peace Fiance. and ell the iiistsmis Eumne, ettlect from you a reans—ating movnenti...:he hapyorratt the people 0441 be.. yo - ithe 1a.r.41.11n0 and the wither, of religion will army whets accompany you! It ia religion, Sete, erlach btings the Consimery of the Reforn.e.l Church department of the Seine us the foot of r ar v.. joe• v's throne. V ruci-afe graciously to accept their reyeetfoi tonnage Timm. e they are al . early bted t.. your protect. rug goodnes., the more from you the.. venture to Imps ...sire, it hath pissed the Kaog of King. to abed in eau ittalice his alauireat hle.aing.o.ll• yuo Th.. ~..hur our simples resou. and ...v../ atialt 'remind. with those praaer• of plane, • dictated .'s a nti 'trots equaile 'wee cod iincirso:e.Colo, we have een.e. .at.. 4 Y•riir lanneriat . n il Royal Majesty." His M i•sty answers. , atldress in the most gracious manner. and the toll.ming expressions in his reply have been recollected : "I accept the lileoing and the cergratislation of the Crust.. tory. You owe me no ..biegation I wilt not men to think themselves indebted to int. beisuac I Imre hewn roerely lust ...reonar , swe is not w.tAin du- leriedretom of tuna.. law.. soloreit to wall ; for myself, and me eurcesaori, not only the iiidenendeoce, met alo the perfact fr,eriorn and tfrio4l , llo. of year w mho?. To Protestants has.: alwavi moved tto:r.... wive is ire good Cairiens, and faithful suSietts of 4, law. Tramiel I rt.• trot ireefala their religion, tell them that I prate them tro the i..icar of my Sast mends COWrrikviTINOPLF. JUPI, The Courier, who, four rnonths ag•,, was sent iron - Ar c .” s th • city to London, fas returned with disp I T .e Bluish Cation disapproves of the condo& Its Ambassador, Atbuthiot, end of Admiral Ibick woitn, and Mentions the appointment of a new Ambassador, Sir Arthur Paget. These dispatches oscastoned a meeting of the Divan, which to. k place at t`e Mufti's. and in which it was decided, that the E. glish Ainbatiador should not be re ceived ; that proper persons should be sent to meet him to prevent him tt•dr. coming to Constanti nople t and that no proposition whatever from him shot•ld be listened to until Egypt be evacuated, and the fabglish cruisers called back to the other side of IV•slta. Tehrt. hi, Pacha of the Dardanelles (And not Mustapha Eityrakter, as was reported) is ap pointed Grand Vizier He stands Hsi' in favour of the Janissaries. Immediately after his appoint ment be proceeded to the army.— (Mmitsise.) ISMIIICA. ..Mew 'OM JULY 1 4 . " On Tuesday arrived at l'inlaJelphia. the sloop Sirsanaah. Captain Gerbish, from Richmond, who says, that on Friday evening last. white lying at an chor in Hampton Roads, he heard a voice hailing him, wiien altar a search he found a man holding himself by the sloop's cable. Captain 0 with hie perif,le flot him on board, so exhausted that h e c ould' not .tends when revived, he informed Captain G. that his name was William Winfield ; that he was vetted Irmo the ship Fair Tr , idifr. sit Phil a d o lph ia , some tim- .ince, wsien she wis n and sent to }l.-ifaa t that hasi: g striop d himself that sore ll i 66 g, be had swam from or. of the fkitish ships of war, _ then ' • foo t - .07 their mkt of water, that tl.e slip he belonged to had wit more than one month's water on board, though 'bey ha I all •ix to.tothti 'other provi,imis. an t e t',at it was said, on kr' int the shi -s of war, this. it their demand was refined. they would destiny Hampton; for which purpose. he Ar; they had Iry a thirty-two pounder on board each of the two riot moats they had torn • time since Purehavd ; they had also fined a number of fle-i• boa's and barges, w•th Cm,. a •cl five pn livers and swivels. and ha t ordered ,e number of . p-cked men to hr reedy to man them on the signal to be wyen, which he under:mod w-itald be that Jay. 0.1 Saturday, the 4th instant. C pt. G. left Hampton Roads, and, &bow eleven nr t,v lye o'clock, being then af. -or thirty miles tr H impion he heard several heavy gum-, but cane •• s a y they were from Hampton, though they wet e in that direelion. " Captain is further informs, that the five Bri tish shies were lying if our twn miles from Hamp ton, heing the n Ntest distance they could come to it ; that the people on share were on the alert, and should the British he mat enough to land, it is hoped they wig pay for their temerity. " The ahow•-myntinited sat'or says. the Briti.h so Ain d ter-mined to lake eve y America vessel they could met 1K11:1. 01. , t they had tak-'n several. and sent them to H ilitar, and that they had then in company a ship and brig from the West Indies, bound in. "Oa Monday next. Mr. Fulton will exhibit the pow.rs of his Sub• Marine Engine, on a hri of 200 tons: we prom-v. ourselves great u• ility lions the in vention. or rather improvement, pa ticularly by the aid that may be given fr-.m o •t, of the Members of cur late Corpti- Mon. who was so well satisfild of i-s utility in 1797, t at it N troorteci from high au thority. it the Rev elution try Giver potent of F , W.V.! had ronsidered the opervion honourable. ne would himself oave ilea! If enni -dated Xl!utfi-itish wavy. and v itticur d •ust have amass...A.4 large sum ; which latter, hr the aye, was not elessilliderc,l 164 d Ing ni•stive." Extati tram a privet* let , or t 4 1 0.4 Norfolk. (V. 1 6 . 6)• %Mt July. • " Two y Eng) -Is thficers, and three searnen, have been taken non custody I .r besot , taund on shore at Cape H-nry. the letters st..te, that this party of five hat heeo &must ir themselves no a • fibhing party. end °ring. in want of 'some ref Nib., men., had put stun Cape Heary for the prsipose merely nt artisfying tiwir wants. They we.e Dui m-alately, .eurrooncle.d by a pew wt cavalry, a..d mare prisoners waiter the , President'. einda• !nation. :end sent to mer.d whew.. who immediately dispatched a M ..s.ngvr to Mr Jeffer son It wets alit- wards int•mated to the two bofq, anJ their three etimpariiims, that lig w sit to con. tunic in caerndy, until the . pleasoni el tne Govern. meat of the Uni.e4 karts r.ould be ascertarned, but that in the me a s. rime they would be treated with ev ry respna Anther letter, on the same sehjeet, states, that the five prisoners ha.. Wes remove a to the a ijoining Attie, wnere they were treated with the gree est humanity " THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDW, WEDNESDAY, ACQUIT 2G. Mr. DON•LD:010 a d Mr. Fusee. the Messen gets, arrived in woo, in the course of Monday night. from the Continent. with great secrecy. The contents of their dispatches. and from wit m they were brought, were not known at a Ire hour lint night. Mr. Paotosssa, another Mess ' nger, arrived between eight and nine o'cl sck, yesterday mornin g , at the Admiraity, front Alton*. It is said. that as they were detained long at HehgAand, t'.eir patches do no• contain any inteli gene Of a late date; but that it %VAS confiJr.tly resseerod. and gene rally believed, before they came away. that Copen hagen, and the whole of the Danish Navy, had sur rendered to Ado:hat Cla 14 sits, without resistance According to toaies. r epos t. some slight resistance was made by one battery. which fired upon the Bcglish fortes. an! oec 'sinned some little loss ; but all the reports iu the City, yesterday. agreed in representing us in posseseilm of Copenhagen and the Danish Navy. A Cahinet Council was held at half past two o'clock, yesterday, upon Mr. PROUDIA a tell dispatches, and at fire an express was sent by Lord Woos/tea to the Logo Mayne. From this latter circum stance, it was inferred. that the contents ►elated to the dispatches. and that they brought some intelli gence of importance ; bat as the letter to the Loan Mayne was not made public, and his Lordship sent an answer, at eight o'clock, to Lord MOLGIAVZ, we may presume it was of a private nature. The report of the surrender of Copenhagen and the Da nish fleet, therefore, remains without official con firmation. Mr. Eoswoar it, the Messenger, set of at two o'clock this mwoitsg with dispatches for St. Petersburgh. We understand that Lord FITZH A 11.. %IS is in readiness to set out on a m's'ioa to that I Court. The L.d,r Nyco., Captain Want, and the Lori i Nth's, Capt. arew•a D, with Mem:cotters, arrived on Monday at Yarmouth from Tonningen. The Lady tilep,d4 was chafed by a Danish gun-brig. and re ceived fifteen ahot-holes in h •r side, but escaped by sups rior sailing. On the arrival of the Messenger ak Yarmouth, .! r..port ws very generally circu lated that Copc:il,.ig•n was iu our possession. It was also reported at Yarnytuth, that the Qifriec fri gate had detained six sail of Danish Greenland ships, and seat thcm lot Hull. Two outmatd-bound Danish vessels vrerc boarded . on Monday in the Downs, by some boatmen from Danish vessels had passed through ou fleet in the Sound. The Masters vita, that th• Danes had heen frr some time in elongation of tin arrival of one Expedition, and, had made even frissihle preparation (or defence hefore and tinee teaehed 'Zealand. MI the trmms w.-r•' called flu and distrihtred in the most jud•cious manner. The; also speak .if a %my lartze body of volunteers, and assert tha: their countrymen were determined to fl i tht to the last extremity. We have received Americah Paners to the 29 last. The fleliege. Commodiire Dom' A 1 had pre vionslisailed for Halifax, taking with h ir the lout sea men who were the cause of the rencontre between t'i• /..armed and risinfreake. The damages sustained by the latter were nearly repaired, and the trial of Corn. mo.lore BA ICION Wis immediately t• take place on hoard her. Atthe time of the departure of the tiliejc. 'J. the Revenge, which is expelled to bring the disritches to Mr. M °snot, had not sailed. It was reported that a Midshipman and three seamen, belong. ing to the British squadron in the Chesapeake, had landed on the Nin ilk coast, on the 18th of July, for the purpose of procuring water, but were taken into cust itly, and marched to the town of Norfolk. We have rereiv.-1 Dat, it Papers to the 20th, and Kris to the 14th inst. che farmer are wholly de stitive of interest. fife latter contain the Address of the Protestant Cnosistory to Bon A ass, and his answer.—ln it h- Fs:omits to the Protestants perfect freedrien and Inviolability - in ° the firtiON df their w w'hiPs a as farther evidence of •hes lilxra lity. that he does all this, - thefigh he is not of that religion. The lift of flosi AAAAAA has shorn that he sin he of any r.-ligion that L. at suits his ambition T...e Mona/ear orates. under the head of Coustan.. ti sople , that the DIVAN have resolved to listen to no overtures, and to receive noAmbastaJor front this country, till Egypt is evacuated, end oat crui%ers withdrawn from the neighbourhood of the Dardanelles. His Mame?. ship 1- &playa. with about 63 sal of vessel' under convoy. arrived in the Downs yes terday morning, (per Tel. graph ') The flarkyro , t, Slists A • o, from London. for Jamaica, j toted the opt , ' archbound fleet which put into Torhey on Sunday last.. A 1 tier from Monte Video, dated April U. says, " Lunt. BLATNsT, ot the Praetor. Lieut. Tatecala, of the Debra. and Lieut. Sxcwaar, of the Staunch, while carrying some released Spa niards to Martin Chico, were, on their retu-n,•in vited to a shooting party, decoyed up the country, and carried prisoners to Buenos Ayres." On Sunday, about 180.• f the 32d re.tirnentof foot •embarked at Harwich on board tsvo transports, to join the Ist battallin, now with the expedition lately sailed to the Baltic ; tney are under the wra . meal ot Colonel P 4) WIC The Moreterrot t-e Sth of August contains the following paragraph Large quantities of oak hark having for some time past been purchased in the territories of Westphalia, Brunswick. and 01- denlsurgh, for the use of the tanners in England. in coaseq rence of which the price has risen beyond what the tanners in those distriSs can afford to pay for that article, the letter have lodged serious corn plaints on this particolar with the French Imperial Government ; the retch of which is, the stri.llest probibition to export oak hark, at least of what lit tle remains. from the above and other territories under its influence, if even applied for by neutr a ls." Private letters of the 40th instant, from Holland. state, that direftions had again bean issued to pro hibit the landing of any goods of British manufac. ture. This new order was to be enforced by new Commissioners from France, who had been ap pointed to the management of the Customs, and who had expressed a determination to prevent, by all means in their power, the future introdultion into Holland of all English goods. By the same letters it appears, that the Danish Consul had issued an order, by which he requested that all vest Is in the Dutch ports. under the Danish Sig, should remain. and not under any pretence what ever put to sea. until the objea of the British expe dition to the Baltic should be fully ascertained. The LIMO has been gracion.ly incased, by War rant under his Royal oignet and Siyn Manual, to give and pant unto Sir WILLIAM SIDNIY SMITH, nigot, Commander and Grand Cross of t..e Royal Swedish Military Order of the bwed, and gear- Admiral of the Blue Squadron of His Majesty's Fleet, his Royal License and permission that he may, in compliance with the dente ot His Majesty. Feaorm•sio the Fourth, Kiog of the l'wo breams, accept and wear the Grand Cross of the Order of St. Ferdinand, and of Merit, conferred upon him by that Sovereign. Memorandum relative to the Amount of the Sums voted by Parliament, to defray the Expense of the new Military Measures, established from the 25th June, 1110S:- 14m annturit or sum. voted by Parliament, for the half year, frontalsth 1411 V, le 114th D^CIDIDI.V. 1656, nn account of The New Military Arrangements (comprehended wide, the sevinal heeds ot augmeniat,iin of Pay .4 (Seers and Men, mouse of the Ch-isea Pam., and Masons ot Widows' Pomona), was 515,4131, las 541. raw amouut of the sums included ie the Estimates of 1507, for the rid services, cannot be stated troth acersey ; as tile odium's' charges are n t distinguished on the face of the E.tiiriatessut nearly as eau be judgi.d, the total of the said summit 450,0u01. The story of an intended pugilistic contest be. tween M4jer in the Army, and a Gentleman of equal rank in the vicinity of Bristol," is f jubilees origin, and entitled to no credit. It appeared 61‘: in a certain London Horning Print, notorious for its extensive dealing in the article of felon, end celebrated foe the falsehood and absurdity of its diurnal " Mks y estastirr."-•lbrirfel Morewry.) -- - On Tueed 47 evening. Mod ime Catalan; promised &Gar at th Ro•unds. Ihe Cory . rt under t) e dir, !lion t t Mr M. Ke ly, of Dia ~ Lino Theatre, why, intr Ida - ed the fair conduaed her to her pl.4n in the Orctestra, duo the admiring and expefling crowd. At t clusisin of th:• beautiti 1 ar •• NZ.I /*Riad," ti,gallo, the rapturous -epplairses which Est final every (pi errer, and the reiterated excarnotio is of • &aro! Bravo !•' through the morn, shewej tiat th•• Irish Audience neither er soled to.te nor un:iite nest. I•Ier s ecnd song a 0 grunt* Ainret," Maier, was not less astonishing than the t 'n,, she was rep-e•edly applauded at every ens t a general rocure f -Rowed at ittcmiclusirtn,wL e ki n the most facinaring manner, she complied oi t h . But in the last Grand Ari 4 " Fres. porrer y L*j-..,• .he cAwilr:Ated h t hearers by the grace with %LA she dieployed her feelings. All the fine peer{ le Ivi es were pt, sent. _ To-motrow the second Concert wdl Ise wli;ch sill tie a ern 1. M r . Kedy ripens it wi th Moire's Poe ere',/ tissue+ men, a to. as 4 , OR Wednesday, Lady Cecilia Lit 'hche, Cll2 to Colonel Latouche, a.id daughte. GI Li c Earl of Miltown, giv • a grand de jlllltt at trie ful seat of Mu i iv, to their G. IWgis the 11e . r4 Lieu. tenant and Duchess of !two:11-nd, ar..l a i the fashion in and near Dublin..- tlarlay it one of these places to wh ch N -Lure has been it nipgar t, owes all its beauttec to art and iinm nse w o a t h._ Formerly a twirl, flat, at the hott , :ni of a n./r1:1:aio, i t now boasts a, ta:l4l :ieers. cati4l% mourns, >limb bales, and the tn gaid•ns and pieasor , .. grounds. all fount d under the diredion of Mrs. Ls touihe. the ColoWl's mother. whose maiden thane the RIACC bears. After her decease, Mr. Latoache% leel.ngs would not permit him to live were. aad he gave the ~ eat to his eldest son. The Chat stable Repository established in New Sackville street: fur the relief iit Indigent Females. by the sale of the pro.iunions of their industry, is peculi trig deceiving of public aid at , cl counm I'he Duchess of Richindmi honoured the Rep 'aitoef etittll her presence on Tuesday last, and wu pleased to espress Ler approbation of (ha muter to which it' is condufted, .50 terms the most gratify ing to the Ladies wuo superintend it, and to all she wish for its prosperity. Arrivals at Swante.l: Sir William. L,dv, Mr. and Niiii Chattrrten, Mean, Mi 4 A ltateKt, Mne... W. and J Mardian, Mr. aid M:. Bevan. Mr. Culip•r, Mr. E Galva% Mr C. W thawed, Mr. and el•:. ulnae, and Wady, Mr. Cambridge, Mira Entwine. Wes Metion. Mtr: Staphensnn. Mr. a al Mho Lunt. Mr sni Mrs. Mortimer. Mr. Lumen an.l i intik'. Mr. E•wn Ur. Mrs and two Ni EMS Watic,.l., Mr. Mums. Hoe.. Cap:aip f. F. Gradatr, fie then lemg **nu* (ur miles at. He lutte; ;W. thi p of, that the Beitiah air bad own up to damask* 1 . • . . t .:" ".,1 • iii • r' - c 3 * g)" trA 4 4 --, ; ,4 '"4:...• --. 1)(1 aLi 4. ALOUir 21. Arrived .it di• Star Inn. Glasgow. last reek— Hrt G• .c.: the Da. hen of Miiptrote, Lehi Chalets* G•a ham, I/take ~ntl the:he-4d lie,lf.ar I, Lord Juha Adam. Liq M. P Cite Mar tuLt of lloarniitiite, Sabana!, Ttlp,i, Adrair4 l;raharn. General Dimas, Dr. Caiery. Ste. T be lat arrivals At Chelteahans Spa *re... Ilia Royal niehneta the Prince of wen. the 4r*Mintage Cantechiary„ the Chief Justice cf I dew,. Lam ctrl Li‘v Ptal t awn, &woo Wel', Sir C. IlmtanisaaaCala. Ua t.ao MI• Miller, and Carkati,n—L.••ut Utde sad W3ll-...Liiiii‘ Hiram mol Campbell—Captain and Mn. Raekata,iilit.ried cl..aering, n, end Keithiet ; Rev. Mr Watt, Mrs. and Mir ViNedcaelt. Mr. Mrs. said M.ae Flay. gr. and Muss Irish Johnsrona and Isxxxson have been the most sueemliil amoag the &emetic entre who went on the Irish expedition. donastemr tt new perforating at Col k with Pots an! Mrs. Powst.s. Me. Luirsciaors, of t .e Bair Company, vifei:s now performing at Margate, as said taint wales • the new engagements for Drury-lane On Monday, Tim Wir-eief Fortner and 7 be Pthe w-re performed at Lewes Theatre, by Je•iee of Colonel Samson j and, last Hight,.-by drat of Colonel Fang, and the Officers of the Ft"t Dra goon Guards. Me 8g41,-Dee. liar's faearrels, ao•1 Bonne. On Saturday the Theatre elorea for the seasrin ; and on Tuesday the Theatre at East- Bourne will be opined by Niessrs. Jones and Pell. L LV, Witt: Tie Weeder, aad the farce of 144 Wee. tlOll. On Wednesday, the I nth inst. a splendid enter tainment was given by the Marquis of Buts to the Freeholders of the county of B d l ord, resident in Luton and its vicinity. The Matkrthowe was fitted up on the weat'iiiii after the manner of the ancient bower in which the Manor Courts ititnally were, and now are held. Cavern for 160 Free holders were provided in this Bower, which gees overflowed, but the powerful dettehments rf Luton were amply provide.l for elsewhere.—The regularity and promptness with which the curtain ment Was pi ovided, corresponded with t .e enthusi asm and zeal demonstrated by every (it actiptitio of the Freeholders, who, "on the spur of the oces siote" so chetrfully gave their 'assittauce.— roe Marquis and his two Grandsons presided in the Bower—many loyal a..d constitutional toasts were drank, and the evening concluded in that convi• viality and union, %theft justly distingui.hed this part of the county in tie Lite a Atest. 'The Melon Sbew, at the Crown Inn, in Lewin, on Wednesd.sy last, was respeitably attended. Abciok twetry persons bid down to dinner, a id, StA+ib as;tee the removal of the cloth, the Ptiz.• 'float WAS vsfu bited before the Judges, who attached the first ;rots to a small Melon of the I eo-Besh kind I and the sr cond to one or lager growth, milled the Netted Cantalupe. The homer was raised by J. Azzeti, gardener to H. MANSW4O. Esq. of Soutooeer; and the latter by J. Nlusav, who has the management of the extrusive gardens, at Baited, belonging to Miss Saucasut•r. Those little coy:vet:Mom are , highly commendable, and -rent the encouragement of all who are fund of hot ticulture. but more evP of gentlemen wbo Lave melon pounds. as the delicacies i.f (felt tabies must be ens tched by tl e im proved cull• ure of this valuable exotic, to which. it rs bat fair to presume, that LITTI.3 rewards. doss obtained, may operate as Bazar stimulants. Fear prizes, to be raised by subscription, were alict.e.l for the neat year's show, which is files for the to.:1 of,July. ^ The alto a lread7 ; a lying point list night, Prorated :Ott by c nMertei, Mrliter, I 1 r Arlb3; lir anion. Yesterdl ford !z.ive yea r thi s t 4 jog %vete r of the com bet of 1 is Reiding EabitAnts( lt:,'e'•s a took the Dumber ol $ wiener the eV* cites beini errs to I =wiled cold col! moon; I rid, of and the the beak! Alarlhoro The Volt teem Ar the cnmi tre fettit ;ode f r thet: nob Her I Wales. coils at i R .ral II anti bel the maxi out 60 anl said art% N. after lai bArbes Worthir enjoy th any orlu ul theni dmil, a sit, the viral ar! alsl dnn, Cavaaal 1-140ey. 141 r an Thorny cuticle Itricate kits. uhieh i The Mn. I =pi R.ahm Inti m Aso o 11 Nit