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ear troops is Akiolbis' Th.T continue then ournoksted, healthy. and snarly supplied with fresh provisions. Some of the Ifseekhe Chiefs had come down from Upper Epp, and negotiations were carrying on between them and the British Com mzdanr, the issue of which was expedled to prove favourable. The Gibraltar Papers eontradia the re port of the Spanish troops in the neighbourhood hav ing received orders to held themselves in readiness to proceed to Portugal. "Nothing." they add, " can be m ote contrsdiaory than the accounts received from ipain, respelling the affairs of Portugal, it being poirively asserted by some, that she is decidedly to exclude us from her harbours. and by others, that she has purchased, with a large sum of money. the parnissioe of continuing neutral a little long-r."— All the accounts received at Gibraltar from Turkey r eileient that empire in a complete state of anar chy. No vestigeof regular government remains in that unhappy country. The Janissariet call arbi truily upon the Treasurer for sums of money ; they dismiss the Ministers, recall the Public Agents in t he provinces, murder them, appoint others, and, its short, have laid aside the new Emperor, whose au thority has, to all insects and purposes. devolved spoil a private of their corps, who calls himself .lust sea* C*vac, from the name of the Castle. n:ar which the Revolution broke out. . :_ ~-; ni..N- , :stis of Saturday night contains a letter from Captain Molloy. of His Martyr v's frigate /lye, of SS guns, giving an account of a sLeing Lid William enterprise executed by the crew of that vbscL Three armed vessels having taken refuge in the harbour of Begu, on the coast of Catalonia, on the night of the 6th of August, under the close prottaien of a battery and tower, Captain MUNDY rest day moored the Hydra across the entrance of the harbour, with springs upon her cables, and sent a party of About 50 seamen and marines in boats, with orders to land and drive the enemy on shore from their guns, which they effetted, and brought cf the three Spanish vessels, with the small loss upon our aide of 1 seaman killed and 6 wounded. - - - - - - A letter (corn Leith. dated the Oth inst. states, that the P nev gun-brig, just arrived there from Cottenburgh, which place she lett on the I.t ram, brings an account that Louis XVIII. wzt to ui, the next day in a Swedish frigate. wit% alt the Flaws Pa tacit, for Itngland. One hundred car riages had then arrived at Gri teriburgh with we suiteand baggage of the Royal Exiles. A new Minister is imm diately to le sent out to ' the Uoited States, to replace Mr. Easichar, who is recahed Mr. Manias...oho. hot take& his final leave of . Government, sails for akineriea in the course of this yak The PORTUOURSI AMBASSADOR will return to town, this night, from Worthinq, in consequence of some Dispatches that arrived by the Lisb.in Mail. " We have received." says Ike Dublin Evening Put, of the 6th inst. " an account of a mo.t di ead fal (mirage, stated to have been committed in Earl street, oft Sunday night last ; but we shall decline, for the present, giving publicity to the detail eireuenstances communicated to us, as we moo suppose our Chief Magistrate and a high M,- bury Charaeber will feel it incumbent on them to have a oriel inquiry made into this tratisadion." The Haan Sassier of the County ti Limerick has notified to the Magiserates and other Gentle men of the Cowry, the several places within ir, at which tamps, by order of the LORD LIEUTISNAKT, veto be stationed to preserve tranquillity, and that he is authorised to offer rewards for private informs titan that may tend to prevent disturbance. Estraa of a letter from Hull—it By accounts just received here, we have intelligence from Co penhagen. of so late a date as the lit inst. stating, that the equisasent of the Danish navy, Ike. is still ping on with unremitting seal. under the imme diate direetinn Of Bit Samuel. HOOD, assisted by Cart. DACASS. They have hitherto resided in the Do:k yard, and have had scarcely time to take their sneak Each ship of our fleet has supplied its quota of seamen, sad Sir SAIIIIILL Moon has judi. tautly assimasd their stations, by assigning to each detachment its particular ship to 6t; thus cawing a laudable emulation in the seamen—the ef f:cl of which has struck the Danes with surprise." The Ihfre, le:ossuann, from Dublin, for Swansea, laundered at Sea nn the YaSth ult.—the crew saved. rhe Kayo has been pleased to grant unto J• el 11 4 , 1 . • of the City of London. Esq. Alderman. and toe of the Representatives in Parliament of the said City, in behalf of his Nephew. Juno Macrts. of Americaasquare, in the said City, a Minor. his pro- sampiive Heir, His Royal License and Authority. that he, the said Joust Mace c. and his Issue, may 11:e end use the surname and bear the arms of :'Sew only. nut of affedionate reapeet to the said sets SII A tv, ar.il by and with his consent and ap pt 6ation ; such arms ben brat duly exemplified a u irding to the laws of arms, and recorded in the I letald's-011i.e.— (Gazette ) lee (leucite of Saturday eight contains an Order t, :itinc.l, permitting, far the space of six months, It Tm the sixteenth day of this instant OF.tober. the i!tthostition into any part or place of Gloat Britain "t any beans. called kidney or French beans. tares, calavancies, and all other gotta of pulse; and v!io of bulls, cows, oxen. calves, sheep. lambs, and tictne, and of heel. pot k, reutton.vcal. and lamb (ea t pt sated beef and pork.) and of bacon. halos. t' rgu?s, butter, cheese. potatoes, sago, sago powder, tapioca. vermicelli, millet Weil, poultry, fowls, eggs. g liar , and sour crew, in any British ship or vessel. um shy tither ship or vessel belorging to persons of any k..gdo to or stew in amity 'no as &tarsier, and I ....tesiteil in any manner whatever. without Pay ment of any duty whatsoever ; provided that a doe siitry shall be Made of all such atticies."— (Gatigns.) ... • I 4 . . e'a . • • ' Z ''s‘s ‘ ..* • THEATRE. DIVIIT-LANA. On Saturday night, Miss LYONS. a pupil of Mr. COMP!, a fair and most interesting &Adelaide ' ap peated in the part of Ro se tt e , in th e Op era of Lere is. • Village. Mass Lyoms is tall, well made, her face handsome and expressive ' • her manners gentle, modest, and unassuming ; her voice, full, clear. and melodious, of great extent and flexibility, and her cadences are beautiful ; but the / grand point in which this very young l a dy diN ers frcim most singers of eminence, is the mfr.% ease with which she executes the most difficult passages, at once delighting and astonishing the audienc e . She was so embarrassed by her fears, that during the first aft her dialogue was scarcely audible, bet the cheering plaudits which she received restored her to the possession of her provers, and enabled her not only to get through the succeeding scenes with afire, but each succeeding song was given with increased excellence. Miss Lyons attests to have taken all her lessons from nature. simplicity. and feeling. and possessing such science and power of voice, when accustomed to the business of the stage, will prove an aeguisition to the Drama, as well as the musical world. rarely to be sossatrith. Some of her songs were entered. and all received the most rapturous applause. it NI% $ll/11T11 $ el much celebrity at Sadler's Wells. made glen a successful deist in Hedge; be has a very strong voice, but his rusticity was rather overcharged. fYfrs. AgATAIWS never sang better, nor appeared .o m re advantage. than in ',meths. Mrs. &antis Ma.fge. ana Mr. Dowtom's Joshes Irmieseh, were excellent. Mr. Paist.at displayed great comic numour in the Mew part of toe C.M. In the Farce of The Wei. Aral Oa, ' , lts /pause resumed her favourite part of Lady COStelt, In which she was nature itself. The sweet ballad of •. /4 Me Dead 4 the MOO Was ;WOK rapturously esesnid. A mute brilliant et more crowded house was nevi witnessed. Yesterday morning, His ArlAlcart, Princesses AVOUIT A, SOPS/A, and AMELIA, acr.ompanied oy Ladies Wat.oasiaava and lavwnr, went frosts Windsor Castle, in two cerriage,, to St. Georges t hapel, and beard a sermon by we Kee. Dr. Maa sa•ee. ham Lma fee* chapter of St. Luke. the Std an., 23d verses; afterwar.4 returned to the Castle, obeli' His Ma, csr v dime. aboet one o'clock. The ELIS•OST• and M•IIIT had service reformed in the Castle. Inc you,.ger Va.rite is expected to visit Lon don this grimy. He as in his 22.1 year, athletic, and yet megant in his pinion, with all the etas. ticity of his father, and the grace of his grand father Mr. Yoneo played the part of Lrea. at Batl. ir. Rule a irff. and Have a *Ye, ou Saturday, end Misa GasvitAs, ligeirma, in Itehes Hood. The Annual Lit.co:n Stud Ball will be held at Lincoln, on Wednesday next I the H a. Ars PsL a•M, Patronns, and the Earl :4 Buckiisais, re sin al, me‘l Mr. Surma, Stew .Ith. Hieltuyal Highness the Duke of hussies witted on Satiir.lay, at Windsor, from his tour. His Royal Highi,ess the Duke us CL•asecs left Loudon, on Friday, on a visit a tie Eat and Countess of Coot mosinaLay, at their iseauutut seat at lioughtounsAil, in Norto.k. His ktoyal Mistiness was to spend Friday and Statilli &Ls) Mill, and pruceed this day to Mr. Cons's, of where it is said be wilt spend the pres.:at week. Lcrd Ft:its v lett town, yesterday in ruing, for Nowt:A:kat. Mrs. SiDho , sl wiU perform this week at Rice. mond, leer *avow ite part of Lady itaidath. It MI be her d. 64 At that Timatre. Madame Matta has declined the awe rinse Ler to sing at the Oratorios and the ikaarit Oes cent nest winter, and enchants another yew at Bt. Petersbui I'ne Hun. Mr. and Mrs. West, and Miss MTD OLLTON, arrived on Saturday week at Chirk Cas tle, Shropshire, where they intend passing some time. nit Countess of lb•neox. Lord &Ma 11111, the Hon. WILLIAM B ,and the Hon. ilicitaan flca m• Ito, have lett C 4 St leliermard.oh a visit to their noble relatives, the Suasion:s Family. at Castle Martyr. Quica played Lowed! in The Mina ' on Saturday nignt, at we Brighton "heats*, for lusgwe beneit. Ii was followed by the farm of doe Tee. Lard AU. maim. Mr. Matelot, Day. Mr. Quick, and Min 'ld's?, Mrs. Moon; and concluded with the farce of LIDS QMPIdh. The Commas Poe- LITT patronised the perfeemenees. Lady Hoar is reemt.d M her hem, in At. lintomstreet. from Brighton. L , rd Cantos Cawastissat's home, is Saville street. is undergoing a thorough metre gad will shortly be ready toe the tempts= of his Lordship and family. The Earl and Counters* ilearrmose gave a grand dinner, on Saturday, to a Wed party, at Weir house, in Saekville-street, Piccadilly. Hyde Park. yesterday. was very thinly attended. The lailes displayed pelisses and fur tippets,iastead of the light Spanish mantles. Lord and Lady Foist arrived, on Friday nigbts at their himse in Hid-street s Bee ware s from Whitley Court, Woreeetersbire. Her Ladyship's gerearrownst is daily expelled. It affords us stosantlerabia pleasure in stating. that the Very Kee. labs' id Loapos has recessed bearti:ted by his energise to Bristol, to his palace at Fulham t and that the day be will leave that plantar his villa at Suet*, in Lem. The Princess M 4114 Leoolll6ll dam ter et the late reeesnase et Matey, the Mee * the Autra ta b app-- r /tied game• at VlMttaj tla Saltpewe'i Mit& deb *lb His bleaorreS ponraitSaber neck. The geteesoe, on the same day, pteseeted so her mot bracelets of . siss rem. The wardrobe of the sew Esteems is peoperieg es the me* ea sa* orates Eve thousand yards ofientbrie sat milsreil is mating het handkerchiefs aienis. - • • IllseLegt *Lg. r the pa O rtner n B s ahirda of Neal . Mf ao44 l • 11 110 • 1111117 " 1" 3". ch" 1 "0 4 in St. Paul's•Charels.yard, charged a young woman Of she name of Minaluth revel, with stealing four sets of cut castors. trained ofourgnineas and a half. The Prisoner was committed for trial. Harriet fame. a girl about fifteen years of age, was charged with stealing silk from the wsreheuse of Gibson and Co. is Friday -street, where she bad been employed. with abeet IM other aids, as a winder. Mr. Gibson stated. that the house had been frequently pilfered in afireit amount by these girls. By a spatial At if Parliament. this offence subjefts the delinquent to threistnonths hard labour in Bridewell. Mr. Gibson. Aolivest , , hentanely 'Ached the Aldermanto rensit.the punishment, but with an assurance that if ever any of the girls of fended in the same way again. they should be treat ed with the utrni:st severity of du law. This was accordingly :seceded to. ions WHIT MOIR. Esq is the gentleman recom mended by the Conn of Direfkon of the Bank of EnglAnd, to fill np the vacancy of Deputy-t;o -•ernor, occasioned by the death of Sir Bacsoe W•Tson. Bart. and Alderman. The late high wind and tide at Margate. ocea sioned, by every,account, a very ruinous inundation. A tide, however, will begin to flow, on the 20th instant, in the metropolis. that will cause to nume rous itsditiduals an inundation of wealth; or, ac cording t.' a common phrase, will prove the means of ' Haiti*: the Wimd" to a considerable height, at a very small risk of sustaining any loss. A view of the Great Lottery Scheme, that begins Drawing Nest Tuesday week, with leu than Iwo Blanks to a Prize, will fully illustrate the allusion. The remains of the late Marquis Townsmen's were laid in the family vault at Rainham. The mournful procession was awfully grand t one bun. deed of the principal tenants led the way : the col: fin, covered with crimson velvet, highly embroi dered. and superbly decorated. followed ; after which came Lord JOllll Tovessueno, leading the widowed Marchioness; then followed Lady EL 'ZS -611111 Lotto', the Duchess of Leans. Lady Asses HUDSON, supporteil by their husbands ; Lady HaeasoT Tows...aeon nee., and then all the grand cliiilren. and great grand children of the Marquis; then a great number of his friends, followed by the poorer tenantry end servants innumerable. The late Marquis Tom:sleuth has left his family in a state of gre it opulence. The Marchioness will have altogether above 30001. per annum, with 311.4151 R. ut ready gash, and an immense property in ea% broiturs, tc. Tilt children of the Marquis's fret areilitrlego have 80001. each, end the females of the senesalleartriage SOOOl. each. The launch of His MAJLOT is ship St. &swinge, at Woolwich, and the Bosky. at Deptford. of 74 guns each, is postponed. These ships were to have hobo launched the 21.1 of this month. but owing to tie number of line of battle ships- in common they are not waned at the present time. The present y force at Norman Cross racks is conspired of the East York, the W lend. and Rothabiro Regrissenes of &billies The match between Captain ElklCri•Y and WM WOOD, has caused great interest in every part,of i',e town. The odds last night were in favour 'et car Captain. A mougst the minor sportsmen, a gui. nea an .t a bottle of wine were yesterday ventured in 111467 places. that Captain BARCLAY will prove sue eadol. fhe contest commences this morning at Mao o'clock. The ground is near to the Race Conr.e. On Saturday se'unight one So Aare, a shoemaker of Newat k, undertook for a wager of five guineas to walk fr m Newark to Nottingham, 20 miles. io three bOurs. He performed his journey with appa rent ease, and had minutes to bpare. PM parish of St. Clement Danes held a meeting, on Saturday. for the purpose of guaranteeing them selves &statist the operation of the new Alicia AA. The plan proposed was warmly approved, and adopted by a numerous body of the parishioners. The Hon. Cam'. Jestttusor, brother to Lord H wassau ay, who, it was apprehended, bad been taken by the French, has made his escape, and has arrived in town. This Gentleman came through Holland with a Messenger, who appeared as his ser vant. They both renamed concealed for some days, in that country, and at longtheffeded their escape in a Ashing-boat, which, it ss said, was some days alongside of a Dutch frigate. Mr. Janata's:la, ac cording to report, was obliged to bide himself under sail-cloth till he was picked up by the Nora frigate. A melancholy accident happened, on Tuesday last, Gs Creamers Heath. Shropshire, se Jou. Does. of Worfield, was driving his cart, his horse, which was Teens and unsteady, took fright at Mr. WMITMOSI carriagspassing. The man was knock ed down by the bone or shafts of his cart. the wheel of which passed ever his body and occasioned Ms immediate death. At Hatton Grades. ea Saturday, &heti Powell, as unfortunate astrologer and fortune-teller, was obarged by a servant of Dr. BL•Ill. in Great Rue sel.eleset. Bloomsbury, with having obtained from him half-a•orown, for cawing his nativity. and io• feethieg him when he shoals{ be married. When the 011kars entered the apartment. is take tie of ender inta custody. they found two young wanes ea the ass weed, who had each gaid the like sum.— no Prisoner pleaded poverty is estaniatiaa of his ollems, but it appeasing that be bad been maned Az moths far a similar mistkraraisoor, be was fully asamittad far trial. La Impair was Mid. on Saturday afternoon. by Aureols` (2444,, Lip -at the Cadogaa Coffee house, io Sloane-etroat. Knightsbridge, on the body of Mr. Amritsar Moves, an Italian. who died in die Am home is Friday night. The principal widows woe that of the mistress of the boss*. who was pressor when the gentleman entered, and ren dered every moistness in her power. Tt:e 'Jury ,stormed a warrlilbi...Disri ay tee ternaries .f teed. Monday shositos, a Cmoner's Inquest was held at Windsor. bsfstm J• 18811 &JOIASTOP. EA. the Comer, as the body of Csiscwita, one at the primes of the Own (Staforsi) Militia. %eh* was is a i isit aarrel with To.n sou,:illaber the P i riallanuf dr Royal Horse Guards. whoa the Jury, slur doe deliberation, brought in a yeas& of Malikedikr *rim Toraimson. • aloeahilltDir mows 01346. elk II A lessitivirsolnAa 4"" n izella ile( ras Map se ,, ssoll to Vioribbasol Ciiitapen Sidersing is • supp. Ire bra waroaossol W neeriAdosisio Ifs htelcuessa Mame I MT Loan —I have the honour to chased tiovreranott releases is.. Sego ' mane Coast of Catalonia. is having aviag reconsoitied ibis mask attempt 0.. them predicable. abbe close Pietaloto rile hinny and town At fifty minaters after noon the ship with springs on the cables, al the • port, and begin the attack; a Huai turned by the enemy, which howeve *hated after somewhat mare than as Oa perceiving which. I ordered a ray men and maims. wader the sornmeel LisoeM i e ly (Mr. Drury.) with Um riga . of the Mariam: Sr. airman) Mr. Goildart e = ' ll Mid by Mr. Bailor, as ' the lank of the enemy. and driv•ill gm% keeping up a hoary Ira freed ewer the boats a yet, migrational min to draw the particular anent* levy. the detarbmems were sows maw discharge of Isuldgrage from the ship as well as nio glorify from It: however. they advanced ; and cliff, which was most ddllsels et a tacked the fort with sash inampiiiege i r did not think proper to semi abill spiking the glum rushed oleo* *PI Wave redoes entered at the suer. OlMasioed low twasty-sit poen earn This game achievement have a sky of onerloying Inandssde sel wls front whit asomemit flee was on shore. gaining the one s Mr: ma the seamen sod alaw marinas sees hfr. Haynes's, his petty to eondeill copy the Wishes drat seinnenededia vessels, and from width bleitelda nlil who weer in gram'seneMMrs es latis e the harbour, winch is ostrawaly far le die mom was Awed of to. tee obandisesd dick womb. but for rarebits, iimmag the reeks and basin entaresio who hid new versed the Was and wsrappmaini the !slums, nids of the asiabir 'lied gamed a height rises. and breams coinehilidly fig standii.g some gees wore kept the Hydra. Ac halt past throe. sheervini Ur. posaesuock of the vansh, I mum tin MI under belated Little, to mull out. and at Serried the s4tinistiel , rounding the Paint. when the. atone under a heavy dieskerge of Mein having collatied (hair whale lams retreat. WNW! review the circumstance debarkatlisi of this Canglik o ulna bml seri tack op p fort strongly defended by tl att. them wawa minors dean earni far ewe hosed, easenedinj_ _ win sf the vessels, and daliharaaft to the very eels shat wet, oesspiod and warring dm& ea = 58 41 posed to of Ss sessysldo of writing spaellakeisnqi rho ; hot it Ms nal legelear tide I them *Scars with *a ebsrailler of and desamiard bravery. Dian I yam I brio obessmd frown gallantry of Lieutenants Deer" se Lieutenant Paagelly, (thiosh not standing ht she hlydra,) has seer on such sorMasa, I have also the gement riennere the abovsemanseed Awe weak terms of the 'absolver dell ems*" to your Lardeldes *stile sad reasell I beg most woo* to rsammosal I The cuselad ci the restnflie el company fully equalled my mem tremendous Ire they kept up I Neil nest of oar loss and damage, MEI and two wounded on boned, and I the detachment, the tun and miss, foretop-saliyard shot throngh, a fa and the rigging triflingly eat, w ad To Mr. Milian**. the First Lain served with me the whole of the we indebted for his assistance througho Wpm,. A description of the captured names of the killed dad wonisdod, your Lords..ip's information. Too avid Caroline were returning to Mar the honour to be, kc. T. the Right Hooov.aole Lord Colliagwoo Coatwandst m Cow, ac. ke. Sc. • List of Vsiaos captosod by His Mthly Aagu.t 7, .Oil. Police& slip Prince Etioate, ef if isno (I is• we,,. PriiheCit Wig La Bobo Cattalo% of 10 go sod 10w... Pelotas Iris 11 Cassias do low* of 4 ga awl du ...ea. Names %it ttu itiii•• nod emoted Weeps Soy tic. Hydra, Avg.' 7. I dtwoy Ihrows, t0m..., Rolled; M. dwelt efetteetek; Sate .ht Beth ; fleet; 0111111•14 du.. ; Jet. 049.741 thy, woman, Jams. 441 Sod. waosau, donsionossly tiokaboty, per as marls*, dies. C•py of • Lawn tetra Caputo anise, of •retoire, soldpoirsit so Vino.A.i.atrai slso 10 so* Coat el Inwood, mos to tee Helettitelte K. W Pus.. Vstgasee, as we, the—bince my Setter Of the nd..4. 1 situation of the sloops yew sere pee 4er my .:unaided, I have the hoe you. Via by avai.ing neyeall of yi he informatsui. I derived true that 5001..1 sweet ~ed ra inters-cribs Spartim nigger pews'. er e pia,Jets and owe au tfieJ and ten the teat ni satrastiai. on the tat i #orty-tivo when takes wee some Etigtiaa prisoners. Was