The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1809-07-12 00:00:00

. ekleatei Creinmer and Cltptain Mats beanhan of firbiesre's ; Colonel Eicher, ofioseph Co'foredo's; Lientenaut-Colonel Kirchlepsky, of Zettrritz's ; Major Klriu and Captain Steinmetz' of Stain's; Captain O'Grady and Sob-Lieuteuaut Reuss of 2:=teh's; Colonel Stephaniiii, of the 7th battalion of ligeti; Major hlumb,•••l the oth battalion of Jotters ; , Major Prince Knotty, of the Archduke Clorriles Leigion ; Colooet itnthkireli, end CaptLiu Wweehof of O'Reilly'd light-karate ; Adjutaut-Lieutetiaut Ehnnann. Lieutenant-Grasso! Prior. Veit Rosrnberg. Lieutenant-Generul Prince Holum and Barony Derlovich ; Majefr-Genrel Baton Stettertieim, Von.: Grill; Neustadter and Volt Reinhardt; the Corps., Adjutairt hint Lieutenant Pairs.ch ; Quosdanovitch; Major Schalata ; Captain Faber, Anion arid Maier; First-Lieutenant Kohl and Fiwiter, of the Staff; Colonel Koine, of the ar— tillery ; Colonel Kemig, First-Lieutenaut Weimeo nolit Major and • Poroloky of Sztarray's; 70toilel Printz of Ilesse.llmnt.urg, Major Kramer, t.'aritain August and Butch, First-Lieutenant Plan t '..B.aseirt;. inn, Wollenhoser, Maier, and Alvizetty, :•;irls.Lientetiant Pets and Ensign Szekely of f'il ler's; Cotoneh Frilseis, of the Archduke Clierles's t dowry Colonel Switiborn, First-Lieutenant Fiir stenweriber, First-Lieutenant Gaetgah, sod Stall. Lieutenvit Kramer, of the Archduke Louis's ; Major Neunel. Captain tierwerth, Branderetein, and Letege of Coborg's ; Colonel %Vaftlet, arid Capt•rin Ih-„trada of Czatorysky's; Major Iteiniseb, and C onion Haplop, of Iteus.s.thrietz's; Captain &lee's, of Belle 4 orrle's ; Major Vetter, of the Mo rev.ari Volnoteer, ; Colonel Frelich. of Stipsie's Homer: ; Major I.)evay, Adjutant &nay, %Vinous and Eatertrtzy. oldie Archduke Ferdinaisil's floe mars ; Ailjnteut Sub-Lieuterraut Miss. Gentr4 of Carafe. Prince - Lieu ..-Geri.. Baron Kienmajer, and Prince of Riesee.lionitoirg; ".11ij.-Gcli.N SiAentli.:f; ham* Lederer, Von Krorinv. Vita Thrsrityril, and Count liVasterislebea ; torps-Adjetatit 'el. tikull flell Cal. Baumgarten, Maj. Kedreek, and First- Limit. 'Zairian'. of the Stall; Maj. Callot, Maj. Nero irst-Lieut. Fn_ rev and Suh-lieitt. Harden of the Artilirr! ; 6 2010nel Roused, Lieut.-Coioirel Fischerifeld. :Mt; First-Livertvaust Werlau,ol Mau rice Lieltrionem's comas...ern; Colonel 31urzen, Ilesfours, Adjutant Down and Perzetti of the E.nparor's Cuira.siers ; Col. K ut. talek Albert's Cuirassiers ; Major Schaf fer, Capt. Maim and Taxi,, and First-Lieut. Lied°, id the Archduke eraticis's Cuirasriera ; Captain !Herr-anent' ail First-Lieutenant Derry, of the Crown-Prise Ferdinaird's ; Captain Z«llitj, of lioheniollora's Cuirassiers ; Captain Preceurt, of Rieech's riragnuiss ; Frat-Lieutenant %Vielfind, Major Blankrartt in; 14.1joient hisnorty and First- Lieutenant Hosti of Blankenstetat's fluv4rs ; Cap tain Wahler ; Cesare l'rince I.oweesteiii; First- Lienteualit Tarlrellitaskav and (Efeulsocher. Lieutenant-General at *Kleeau, a lio exhi bited frr-b proofs of hiiV - 11.1r use 11 vulonr, both in the tecounnirosiere of ne 40th. and is the en-. nagensents of both (lass, breams' prrttienfar corn esendailthlS Oa the conduct of 11,;oltorvl Tripp, of the Sued' of Colonel Mardi:mg, of Schwarzenherg's If mlans , of Major ScheiWee. of It ulwrg s Light Horse, of I.ieutenant-Criairei knits, and Lieute nants Lagltetty 'and Maus. of the brat battalion of .Irig&rs. Lieutetsant.firneral 111110Mil'1tifffe. at the head of his breve grenadiers whom be hal with the n.o.t determined intrepidity into hr', deems Lieut.- runt-Colimel Ilisseugeu, and. Ilium.* Pitteany, Kit - chenbetter and Winiawsky, toothy orliketicular co mu:global oir. Side- hjeasenaet t:ou Ribes/ us k v distinguished hinarrelf • in A trimmer tient:l%g. hien highest honour.. Thirsyming man wag ClinLain in the Austrian militia, air! hang afraid, 'at the commencement of the war, that he should be ohlig• ,1 to rennon witholita battalion in thelliterior, h.• endeavoured to proeare hisntoresysl Pr a regf- . inriat of light borne ; and as titers was on satao.l.7 . iten•tl OS cadet and voluntem into K wows/. re, limiters, in which he was 1•0011 protases/el to a enh.lieurenantrv. On the attack of the grenadiers, he voluntarily accompanied Licistenatit.Cen , :nd D'Aspre into the thickest of the Ore, and when the Field-Marshalra horse was shot loader bite, he sprnog from his, and: - presented it to him with these words Y o u want him more n joined 011 foot in the assault made by the grenadiers; till a wound whit& he received pot un end to his exertions. As a re ward for sash extrnordinary zeal, his Imperial High- TIPSS hes appointri Soli-Lieutemmt Count &sewn sky Captain in the !futons. Maity individual traits of heroism lore not yet known, and consequently cannot he recorded. Thus Corporal Prager of Zettivite's, took prisoner one ei' the enemy's Chefs if Excadrou before the mass of his battahoe. Corporals Dearer Horner. and the Ovate,' Pressich, iiirma,aud.Schunerlia, of the hat tutor', of Prince Kinsky's were cut of bv t.; e of ninneet.y from their sorpr, and surrounded by the enemy's cavalry ; the, fought their way through, cod rejoined their bit:taboo. T;.. (Mfr., juger Fickerherger, and the Unterjoger Schazser, of the batterioo of ligers. peisetrnted into the Freucli Emperor's guard, arid sensed one of the enemy's Captains, in the 'ambit of Ills 1 . 1111k9. The private Lards, of liuke Albert's cuirassiers, retook a six-pounder, %Inch had fallen into the eurouy's hands, and i n •ought it back, with its equipage.-- Serjesurt Pup, of Chastelar's, snatched the eelonrs of his hattilsou from the hands of the dying First Leuteitant Cavan, who had himself takers it from the Euar il ln, who had brim killed, and headed his troop with the most exemplary ir.trepi.litv. Among tire Artillery, there are few but what highly distin eun,hed themselves by deeds of the noblest daring, and contempt of every danger. . . _ But a gratrftil country will not fit to hold in hooonrabli: remembrance the departed heroes alto fumy' death in the ernes of victory.. tin tins num ber. those particularly worthy of lassilion are, Colo nel De Fieniow of tielleganiu's ; Alajor Dinner of I ritedtv's ; dajnr Ger4tch, of Froots'a 'Captain Charles Kaiser awl liwintesky of ttoseMittt's ; Captain Summit ofliguse-Greyz'a: First Lieute nant Cason of Clsaat4Wa ; and Liesitrnant kamill, of the artillery; Oto 4ployed 41w galisl'fX troorilitiary proofs of yislooi, asnl i ,rriab big Offing breath, reeorissnrmcled ins Wifioat..tcytho- Vatisrual cart ofklis Majesty. . • , oi . t ,11011•1 • , • • THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. WEDNESDAY, Jumt 12. Yesterday a telegraphic dispatch announced the arrival, off Plymouth, of thy East India fleet, un der convoy of His MaJcsTY's ship Ca&dem. The Austrian account of the battle of the r.l Ist and ud, upon the Danube, was published last night, in a Supploinent to The Loudon Gazeite. It is of considerable length, and is copied faithfully into nor paper of this day. We have repeatedly uoticed the error of flotimPaara in advancing di rect to the capital of Austria, instead of pursuing the Archduke CHARLES across the Duilube, at Hatisbon. The Austrian acconut sets sot with an indirect avowal of this imprucleot step, as it says, BONAPARTE " pushed on in expectatiou of dic tatiug peace at Vienna," in which expectatiou we find he wan greatly disappoiuted. It also sr pears that the Archduke, when he crossed the' bridge of Ratislxm, hoped by forced marches tit get the start of the French, and, crossing that Danuir again, to make a stead in front of Vienna; hot the veheity of the 1. - rends, marching in a rect, hue defeated this project. It adds, that bad . Vienna h. Id out five days, it might have been re lieved, a n d in this opinion we fluid a tacit sanest ledgnient of the advantage, which, as we have more than mice stated, tote Austrians did derive from the delay of the few days .fitat the city astually did hold out. No rer was ti. - re a more severe ly-contented battle than that of Aspens. both armies seemed to tight a. if they were contending for ti eir last stake, and the victory is the more pre cious, as it WHO decided by tirintiva., enorage, dis eiphne, and talents, and owed uothing to accident. —The Austrian force also, is rated at ooilly 75,000 men.—Ainotig the heroes who distinguishid them sel vca in it, are the names of BRADT 111611 AY Rut LLT • inch Catholics, or desceudants of Irish Catholics; 'peal who, Mr. PeaceraL tells us, are not fit to be trusted with the sword, in the British arm) ; and whom a narrow, blind, and illiberal policy, ha. driven from their uistive cou n try, to seek that ho nour and glory, in a foreign land, chided them in their own. We wish that these mimes of o'itEinor and BRADT had been struck out of 77te Gazette.— The mention of them, in such howittrable terms, to 'a bitter reproach to His Ma.mstv's Ministers. We remain without any more 'went intelligence front the neighholieural of Vienin.„ than that COW. mimic-Wel in the 2::.d Bulletin, decal from that capital. the 241 h last. This article is written in a style it, inelleratmo not causally characteristic of Niroti..in's official puldicatious. It announce* the capitulatim *ail surrender of Raab 1 the best proof that. in the action of Coe 14th, th.: Austrians were worsted. But why Bussesara should think it necessary to have recourse to a gran and obvious wio l a tiu n of truth and fact, in order to augment the inniortance of his capture, is scarcely to be ex plained, except by puppossug that lie relies on the igiaiiranee of thaw who read his Bulletins being so complete, as nor even to know when.: Raab is 'situated. " This eity," says he, " forms all excel 4ent position iu ilk Centre of Ilinigary." Now it hais listen very j'itst4roba l ervell•in some of the papers, that every ',Orion alio ‘ l galy casts his eye over the map of that country, most perceive that it is the that, or frontier tnwti of Liunary, eu the south, srPlasherg is to the north of the Danube. Raab. qt- Javarim as it is called by the Hungarians, was, in fact, always considered as one of the bulwarks of Hungary against the Turks, while -the Moho metal' arms retained Buda under their yoke. To wards the cud of the sixteenth century. ,t was taken by Sultan MAHOMIT the Third, and its fill spread ronsternation to the gates of Vienna, horn which place Raab is not above 63 English miles distant. Within the last eighty years, as the Ottoman Power has ceased to inspire apprehension, the fortifications of Raab, though still preserved, have not consti tuted an object of notional attention. With a gar rison of only Wm men, when 1000 at least were , necessary to defend it, that the place alemid have held out for Rix days, may rather. indeed, excite surprise. But, what should we think of N ant)• 140 iell accuracy, if, having made himself master of Canterbury, or of Colchester, he should say. in. his aceomit of it, " This city form" an .XL, 11, tit position in the centre of England ?" Its possession can be of little or nisimportance. while Comoro. which is only about sixteen miles from Raab, re mains art the power of the Austrians : but as it is the first capture made by the French. since the girl of Nifty, it etlinei opportunely to relieve the du11....5, ....s, or thtcnoipbritits, of his preceding Bulletins. Neither the Danube, nor the Russians, appear in I this . publicatinti; which ; admits, tooled* the coo elesioo, that 'Bayreuth mod Dresilco are both in pr seatOtnt of the.,Alistriagssiw-a confession, probably egloTteil t liy the nOtovietg i of the circumstance ! NA Ektiv. jim, Isgwcy%sr, omitted to . ...forte us. thitt ga l / 4 4ny, 47%415...um, Thurnagia, and a great 1 port f swains, are likewise lost to him. He does not.stsgumnt nos that the Tyrol is completely in this Bands of the insurgents; that Dalmatia has been ricanquered atom tutu 7 that Bavaria is overrun by the Tyrolese; that the Austrians are masters of Leipsic, Meissen, Freyberg, kalurt, Bud Eyse ' ' -\ ---1.. - .`l. nub I *ham his (Ivo nntortunnte Itte Wing of WI in-sue-En% and the Grand Duke of lianas, have been compelled to make the greatest exertions, in order, if possible, to secure their respective ter ritories from bring luid under contribution Fry the Austrians and Patriots, who are in considerable force on the Banks of the Lake of Constance, and on the frontiers of Switzerland. It is reported that a general insurrection has broken out in Hanover unit Hesse, sail that the Austrians were advancing from Leipzie on the one hand, and from Wurtzburg on the other, for the purpose of giving confidence to the insurgents. The Carssas, hound to Bahia, wax captured the Bth of March, by the Belluna French frigate, and given up; the Sirius frigate Recension,' fell iii with her, put a midshipman on board, mid she arrived at Bahia on the 18th of April. The Ceres, TAYLOR, arrived at Bristol from. New York, spoi.t the fleet from the Leeward Islands on the 49th ult. Ctou miles to the west of Cape Clear, all well, about leo sail in company. The brig Pliebe was spoken with oil Cape Chin., no the 2rl instant, ou her isay to England from Sicily, deluged with dispatches for the British Go vernment. She sailed from Priem° on the IStli of June, and, at the period of her departure, a strong Expedition was in preparation, consisting of 43,000 men, with which force it was intended to lard on the Nuipolitaw shore, end proceed to attack the city of Naples. The onth .f June was the day fixed for its sailing from Sicily. Great hopes were entertained of its success. The poravapli in the French Papers, under the hem! of Naples the 14th Juue, which states that the Expe dition from Sicily bid )net pissed thatplace. thus appears to be ineorrect ; and this idea that Naples' was to be attacked is erromeous. It may be, that the Expedition is not detained against any part of Italy, lout aganon (alts, a town srtuated on a nar row slip, Or coupe, of Lad. on the coast w LAY gußtlx. Yesterday, 'Mr. JACKSON. His M.t.tairv's newly anncintesl Minister to the United Stites of rice, set out for Purtsmonth, from his atiurttneota in Lower Groaneour-street. lle will embark in the Africaine frigate, Captain Renotrr, which se tip pointed to convey him to his deatioation. Mr. Ilittomstan has beefs discharged the Post office by Lord Cull toEITeR, Pastalamer-General, for proicatilig a plan for the bettei regniatiui the business of the Post-office, to Mr. Wth fealtAn, in i irefereme to his Lordship. This plea, tYg uitler stand, is adopted by Lard C LA 14 CARTY, at The George and Mary, trianspoit, from Cork. with the sick and boys helouging to the 30th Foot, ii•ws serving in Portugal. together with the heavy boggsge of the regoneut. arrived ut Hull on V.' ed ritsday. We oudenitautl they will proci:e.l to IVake held. The Fit/tare privateer is arrived at Guernsey, from the iiisoity of Bilbao, and brings an acconot of tire evacuation of that towa by the French. The privateer derived her information from some British Wititlell who hod been at that place. The inactivity of Sir ARTHUR WRLI.EfitAT. IS imputed to a difference of opinion between hint acid the Spanish Junta, upon the plan of opera tions to hr mutually pursued iu dif ference, we uuderstand, ha. been gemmed. Nlooday morning M. De la Vent, the late re. sptcrable Deputy from the Province of Attunes, arrived sit town. We believe his obiect is to apply to this Government for arum If the accounts we have received h e correct, 100,000 recruits are Itcpt . out of the field of action Irma the deficient supply na that amential particolar. The Havre gun-ling, arrived at Vermouth from the Baltic, reports that SCUM,. is opt deed. but is furtifYile4 Rir„Peo, and that a revolu tion has broken out at St. Petervhorgh, head ed, by the Grand Duke Cossrvortar.. After the positive arid numerous accouats of Scunt.i.'s death, we cannot believe the first part of this report, and the second is equally improbable, AS the GRAND Dime is partial to Fnuee, and. of counts, must approve the present policy of the Emperor ACURA! Dm'. A Court of Aldermen was held yesterday at Guildhall, at which the LOAD MAYOR, several Al dermen, Sheriffs, and City Officers, were presen t. MATTHEW WOOD. Esq. and JOHN ATM'S. Esq. Aldermen and Sheriffs elect, attended, and gave bond in 10001. penalty, to take upon them t hut office on Michaelmas-day seat. Several bars of gold, weighing, in the whole, up - word* of 440 ounces, were sworn offal' foreign gold, previous to exportation. Messrs. LUCAS, ROWED, and lite, were sworn Rulers of the Waterman's Company fur the ensu ing year. Several bills were ordered fur payment. Mr. JOHN CIA:MUSTS was actsustta4 a *or 741111aei.. The Court, upon inspecting the Meelweighors' Return., ordered the price of bread to he continued lat one shilling sod one peony three farthings the quarter!, loaf. • The Lotto Miami will hold a Court of Coro. utomeouncil, this day, for the dispahth of public Whim ; nu 1, to-morrow, Iris Lordship will hold Courts of Comierraury, for tier cousitiest of Sur rey and Middlesex. to receive the reports of the Juries. Au action was lately brought by the 'ter...l. N. Joitoes, vicar of West-Tarring, su Susses, against WILLIAM Loan, fur wilfully sad maliciously across ing Mr. JORDAN with having taken indecent tuber- I ties with his person, and cmumitung au unnatural ciime. The Defendant having abscondul idiot the commencemelit of the action, said lit judg ment go by default. a writ or impiiry of damages was, last week, etetmted, before toir44htritl of Sits sex. amid a most respectable Jury. and a verdict of 10001. given for the Plaintiff, being the full aincusit of the damage. laid to die declaration. The Midsummer Dividends me mow paying at the Rank : those torment who have property in the Funds hove now an opportunity of increasing their lllCUrneill a thousand fold, by exprioling a small part of their Dividends in the porvisase of a Ticket. or Share is the present Seam Lottery, which has only 5,000 Numbers, with Two Hourired Thou sand Puuads in Praxes, and will be drawu sa one . Day. . . ;; . .. .., . . 1a' 7 77 rim,l77:ES. Mr. DIMOND'S new l'hty of The Fulathir d 0 . 1 p ., Forest, will repeated, lo.t slight, with effect, to a crowded and Without audience, burl r . (mired throughout with relicnit.ll bursts ..1 pluase. Some very jlldiclnii.ulteiittious have place. The strong intere•t ut tit,. pie ce is r.beteil by the comic sallies of Mr. 1.1411 N, ui the part a s Soldier, the btrcilit of llornin. The pretty. and was List night much typlaudetb-- We cannot speak with to much praise ol doe several performer.. Finer stage effect was produced titan in the concltufing scenes of Ihr first sad second acts. IVe have no doubt but tt will prove a most sto•cessful piece, and anii,k repay the Miunigers far the expense they hate gone to iu getting it up. The manic fare. of iing 'so liihirder followed, sod excited much laugh ter. Till Lircrt:m. The Naha); or, The Indian, Lorers. Wes per formed, 144 niett, for the weeniiii limp. It wilt received with the same upprobutiou it tee) e%pr- Tient:et, of i the 'fight before, to ohs I ;., eut, re't of the piece itaelf. dud the. powerful old it frost the scettery end docoratiors, *Saints tly rub tie it. Thar ru d, wig • ekeritted ee ith ligirtneb. wtd Grier, l the ) pile of Mr. V E,A3V11.3.1i. 13111411T0.Y,, slimy N. Amongst the numerous arrreah at this phi, drug th e hilt ueek, was the autialde Ludy Fo.crotecc. Her Ladyship. though betwr,n sa and ;Jo years 011ie, appears sit good afaitli rod en excellent spirits. Tire Amens-on Minister. Mr. Pisceure, ako artiyeil here a few (link elute; hit Excedency - s i,, in a house near the Sterne. 1)0611 the greater part of hitt week, we lied ht. tle else than cold end itowettled weather. acisonp •- nieti with coi.ious fails of rain, not coleul sae., to add to the r k orpher of rintsnts, cat:finisi i t tae 14. i groups, the hater, bun Jays had produced, sib their ft: ! pectire abodes. to the digestion of literary fond from the circulating lihrsticw The Prince,4 of ‘Vat.LS was CllpeCtOrl.yeVerdltY, to honour Jr.ll &Al% Ltit.. of St. I..etosiard's Fo rest, new Horsham, with a tatty. Her Royal High- De., MC no 'trot:aid, oleo.it to enjoy tile shade afforded by the v:ssersbhs .aiks an.l lofty beech trees mound that newly-erected mansion, for neatly a week, but if the weather should•cmitinue to. weep, us on that day, we think site will he glad mach booster to 'leaf.- her sylvan solitude tar the neigh. bourhoosl of the metropolis, sod the busy hannti of men." , Our Theatre, we feel happy in saying, slate the connuenceuient of the swoon, has beeo well atteutl eil ; • consequence naturally remilting from the • production of interesting nuieltier, by performas of ability. On Monday last, as Nlr. Nfact.aav and onoth.rr gentleman, from Loudon, were consiug to this place in a gig, to which they had, at Citcltriekl, at tached a leader and VOA ii ion. the wneel-horat. tw in rather jaded. was pulled 'lowa by the tout horse, and the gentloluen, alarmed at the accident. Ittinied, or were thrown, to the geottud, w hen both Mr. MACLAAV'i legs were fro terribly fiat:toted, • that it was judged proper to send to London for Mr. HEAVISL OF. to consult with the surgeons called in here, ou the necessity of snputeriou. 'f he nibs of one of din unfortunate gelitleaviree legs was pro truded not only through the skln, hot also through his boot; and the fracture of the runts. (sting near the ancle, was deemed a still worse case. We are glad, however. to hear that great hopes arc emu -' tanned of saving both limbs. • Yesterday morning, His MAJEsrv, Prinves.ws AUGUSTA and SOPIII4 accompoisiod by the Mar quis Coattlexi.ttv, Lord MAIMS, Lwly Alain Cuwasat.ovn ; Generals Torn and tvznot Colonels TAV!.OII and Ihs Row ; took un siring on hoceback in 11'1:idsiii fart, Mitt ret:.iniel to the palace at twelve o'clock. The QuEsw and Princess EUIAITTS teak uu airing iriFrogliture, and waked in the Wardens. llia Miositsce is expected in town, day, to bold a Private Levee and Privy Count 1... at the QUFEN'S The Piincess of WALES left Kensington on Sun day for Hastings. Monday, the Duke of YORK transacted in Sir DAVID DUP4DAv'S Office. JAMES BILCKTOILD HEARD, Evq. first-moan' of the Garter King et Aries, is about to lead to the Hymeneal A Itor tlw Uin, Miss Nevi Lilt, of Kuck- House, near Worecoter. Lady hailia conoider able fortune. Yesterday, Sir DAVID DWI'S, held a pi:loi , day at his office in the Horse Guards, and gala audience tow number of military officerri. RIRTR. On Sundsy, the 9tb hot. is Mesotarequare, the Hun. Mrs. Begot, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 7th !sly, fir Aneutt Ottnry Molesworth, of Pan earrow, is the cassty of Cornwall, Bart. to Miss 1110.41:, daughter of the late Patrick Brown, Esqof Eihuhargb On N eJhradry, at the Cathedral u( St. Barry's, Oak, Lient -Colonel Robert 'framers,, of the ath Garrison 8.. t• whoa, to Miss Harriet lielfour, daughter of Major !id iotic, of the sdh Regiment. DEATH. 0 • psursday last, at erightoa, Mr. Tilt, vine -raerchsnt, amid for upwards of so yeses wastes of the Castle 'raven, t►at town. . PRICK OF STOCKS YESTKROSY Soak clack a pc" Crud Itedncod 3 pm. C..nt Ceas010. roe Coat. I pi, Gee. Navy Ascesitiet Ilaper. l 3 pet Coot. Oloriaa. India Stork %Huts i.vrioni.• SiIY Eneliab Lottery Ticket' oil. 'IL Corot tor T. 111.411, St.wk•brokes. e i Oorebill. mod 9. Chariswersos Le 'ft OOK 8 Prided by G. 13 tTIOSON, b. 19, 110 Kooooll-scort. Coreratrett: .04 pubisolood at Ow Oder. 15. Dot% of 11. Cimino's Clon'ob. Straladl_ by WHITE, of Nail pkilr...oellers, Ike. OW ?SW , sent folio 011oo,Ipost will be May essoodott to. . ,\ -~ ~4 41•••••••••••••............_ NUMBER THEATRI rrff IIS PRES! J be performed, with Mimic), coiled, THE FOUNE With entirely ISt The Music, incident The Chin selves In Fahey, Mr. Liston, t., . b ., Mrs Liston, Chsraeleri in the; Garbois,Gu • •• .4tus. Sas ria he in KILL The Overtare as 'flee Characters b Mr. Wharton, Mu taros, Miss billy, The ars Play ri fourth represestatit wrest, and inertial 'orate , a veil evil be No. oan br epeeist), eve" s TI BY AVTHORITI lIIHIS PRF "pill foe pern "'Wet Acts, called OR, 'I - Witb col Tile Oveitert, aas4l Mr Hurw, Mr. ah~•urrw s in the ('buns uflia+ax 5..11104C1, Tall,ollrl Mkt the (kris vr OR, Rl* mainly 1 The INervita aal There 111 r. Wairier) 1 - 1 0•• I Leaks dap Demote, Slevos Dent. it, ht• Own§ MA pencively. Busts I round Entre des Pit, Guns ill terli;, ft wee tins elegam New Is Public and the elusively le Dres Boxes and Pti ()Ave. lit darn/ Previte Some Nh The Public wri of t p All 1116bt bii of e new proud Bias having limn alai in.st universal andienec, will he inn tilt furtber u Uftles the Pave IS PR irbe a CR WORKS. Ada ASTLEY'S Dade* IRS POP rrins a New g tatted, mg A DEk:AR ; HORSENS ANS Nerialfitibell 4 Year Coolie P: LI4 kN ; or, A' Butuirea, jos. ,• Coisinbise, M Mr. Lamest. Doors opts s gairrasti Price, . able Motti•ni. e e s To pre, occurred, in en prober liana to twined, that ii Ostia, 111ai41016 rl be kept Imager VT whili, feel eel the we travailing i s vs tht brut wilt Mr. V Hilt of the sun tailed tele sad tettitnuith to certify) • *bier. a hi. Eit frets,' ▪ s, beg veil, I 11.11 RT VIC of h. Sexes ST LE HATT 3 111111m.1 On. 111 ly resoilad, t TIC*I4. The result a by • peel twill mover witlic dirt us aim whereas smell tertian, ho inteeval of twe fro, the al, is the aro of kOOOO to fail i der*: labia have heirs col nut effect`, viral , bus viinc, • 111 int, .14 ■ I. I