The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-05-07 00:00:00

COVENT- 0.4 R 7, Into, will be acted, IF DEN ‘IARK. os, Mr iloaden ; Horatio, )1r lgurray - lastlrts Father, Mr. Egerton. Gertrude, Queen of Dentrirebt, Mrs. 8t Leger; Ophelia, iss %Mow. To *inch *di be adderl, the Pantendme o f If AR I.E.Qt.IIN PEDLAR; OR, Tilt HAUVI ED WELL Wsrlequin Pedlar, Mr. &daps. jun.; lowa, Mr. Gri• vrijolj ; 041MA/int, SIt,I Tu.sworrow, Macbeth —the %Vtdoiesday, iiiux Henry the Veartli, Prot Tlinn,lmv, K 1514 'bur., the 11,41.6 Or 111 r Meirliaut of Velure —Ou Saturday niii revived, Jahn. A N. w Afterpirce, - 11. r Indians, is in re been...l, and will 'try trAwSpertiet, ice. OR hal per.. THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. MON DAY. MAT 7. a ssured that the English Onvernment hat at length consented to receive the King of Sicily in the event of his ti log forced to quit nil hi.. But. it is not to Malta bet to Eii 6 imol that he will be carried. The bland it tolerably well supplied with pro- visioisa, but it is deficient in urtilicry and military 61011 . 9. The English complain of the incitp•icity ui the inhabitants in every tliiot respecting military while the latter in their turn compl.iiii of for iutemperance and arrogance of their gu e ,, s . NEW 711RATRB-ROY4E, COVENT-GARDE.V. Thai present MONDAY, May 7, lain ' w ill b e lifte d, HA. , 4 Ler, PRINCE OF DENMARE. Hamlet, Mr. lietohle; Putonius, Mr. Marsden; Horatio, S r hurray; the 9iost of Ilauters Father, Mr. Egerton. FERDINAND Till: SEVENTH We received lest night a, series of the Mortiteurs to the 25tli of April. The JeurNal dc Soir, another Paris. paper, of the 4.h and sth inst. hail been also wee er a, the content. of *inch are of considerable werest. They develope a plan, alleged to have Leal formed by the Ettgloth Government, for carry on( or King FERIDIN AND VII. frwn 1,, prison.— Tlie *hole story appear,. to Ire a iniserably-coistrived fahr•catiou, fur the porpobe of facilita lug BON A PARTE./ fleOlgil* It is full of indatt gruitie4; hat even with till, admission, we must con fa is not. when we eutiihter the weakness of Ma MAJCIITT . II Ministers. ; utterly destitute of all pm intalay. We, therefore, premrne, that au early epprtititity wtll he takz:, , us Parliament to put e ~ro...tion to Ministera upno ti-.r A Gottenbutgh Nlui! has ',ern received, wi!h hotel" .141.1 paper* to N,c Ist ingtant. A letter from tin:et:64m, or the 26th.isst, motion the fell pest-eript :—" A very nuexpected Edict hagitist been hy Government, according to which im veva] soli be ails.wed to thgelioree her cargo direct into south( r, Lnt that all goods shall henceforth be re gularly burled nrd examined at our Customhouse; oids•urclidtrete ito fresh ...leiregnces can be granted." The L tter then mild*, " This is • circumstance ohich ca fill its proving re 7 prejudicial to trude, is, lie ides at-snug:Cß additional charges, it trill alio ocr.si as cousiderrhle detentions." Alte , the C.ontoson Mai OM Friday at Guildhall, an adjourned Meeting of the Liver t man to. place et the LondosTserno.—An account of the pro ceeding'', is given in another part of our Paper.— consequence was, a Di CLARATI(`M. against the conduct of the Common Hall. It is sive(' by many Members of the Livery, and re rneu.s for signottiresi s the ntinibvr of which is ex etril to prrve'very Kraut —The prow tem of the CLAItITION (fur erhiela see orr preeedsmg to limns) are to bare a diluter on the 2211 inst. to splcr.didly conduct.4l by one hundred Stewards, ..:roses from among the Livery. Every person who ii,t;o4 the Declaration puts (10• n ht. place of reri .l: i.ce, and the manic of the Company, of which he is a Itimob.r. We we•e ►he first to announce the very defective Ade of Ile M I.IIiSTT . I !NIA. %Ve are tarry fur it; I. nor tesragraph has produced it thousand idle and iajunons rep.•t•. Among the most eonfreleat bas heen that of u -gent.y. We pledge ourselves. hoe et er. that no such measure is in contemplation. At the same time it must he obvious,. that there is a remitn cleat of people very anxious to propagate that or any other re' ort calculated to agitate and duturb the public wind._ It is a careen+ circutnotsnee, that some of the isoss important Papers communicated to the Lords, in the Spanish Question, are omitted to be given to the l'osuinstio. o,s Mr. SH6RIP no•icinst 41;., in the House, on Friday, Mr. PEILCLY AI. de. owed it proceeded from mistake. Mr. CANNING limps, in nims.queuce, for so entire new botch of N.. next Beet fur the East bodies was /expected ig he dispatched from Portsmouth on Sat urday.— it.ndes the ships already mentioned, the Carouse- Bra and Enter. fir Bombay; the Juliana And Ladder. for Brag tl; and the Batavia, far MA -4'4114 Ceylon. and iteugal, will farm part of the fitt"--tauking, iu the whole. twelve rail. It is said that the Admiralty have wisely. resolved to rut convoy to the East India Beet. the whole of t ^easy;sod that the convoys boaseward-bound null receive the close protection. The Lip, tit. (apt. iitActiCoTS ; and the Phcesir frigate. Capt. blunt, expect to give protection to the above ships. The Jamaica, Captain Lys &mar ; ana Itlcstoie. Captain Bsavrose, are ender quatentior. at the rtintlierbasik. from Gibraltar. - TiO4f saileJ cn the 1.24 of .March. !lariat( bail a very long plunge. The Undone/es!, Hydra, Manilla, Wi:Jr4l. and Mawr. were lying tbeie.• The Jamaica. on the 14th ult. re-captured frost the Geoid Napoleon psitatrer, the American ship Iris, (min Amelia Maud, I.ouml to London. The Meeting of the Livery of London, on F r i i day last, was, at Isast, attended ooh this advan taw, that the supporters of Sir F. Butruerfs resistance, and of all the inelaile:ady consiailiences which necessarily followed th,i elo;ent procia ding. stated more distinctly than they have hitherto done, the grouts& upon which they net, and the motive,, which regulate their conduct. We eau now more easily form a just estimate of their pretensions and of their sincerity. The speeches of the different genitlemen who delivered their sentiments, were, us usual, full of the necessity of reform coil the cor rection of abuses; subjects most important to the well-being laud 'the happiness of the country. N% hat, therefore, must be the astouilliment of every man Mho MINIS their speeches, that, with these expres aions in their mouths, not lore word shotild he said in (avow of those procuediugs in this ligation of Parliumetit, whit Is We materiully contributed to those objects; or one word of praise given to the men who have s'onil forward in supporting those measures. If they ar,t sincere its their &rile that such Measure* should he carried ; and if, as cannot be denied, and as we loudly complaiu of, that though the friends of the real reform of abuses have been successful in some measures, they have failed in others, owing to the emaluct of Miiisters ; if they are sincere, we repeat, in what they say, would not the natural way have been to have ap plauded what had been dune, given the men who supported and carried these measures their ap probation. and promised them their active sup rt ? But wl ea, an place of such conduct, we hod these men vilified and abused. and the supporter of abuses preferred, we moat doubt extremely of the motives which dictate such a line of conduct. These professed admirers of rilorm. and self named friends of freedom, have 110 difnel ll AY io declariti that, of ar.l public own. they give the de cided pref . , rencr to those who are, now placed at the head of Ili, AIAJESTY'S Council.. But upon what ground-silo they we this preference , ha Mr. I'Lla VAL, Mr. YORKE, and their colleagues? is it because they are the men, whtv,• from area rank, their talent's, thew esperieme, or their stake in the country, are the be tt caleu:ated to 'dun. ulster its affairs succour ut home, or with glory abroad ? It ts because these melt have invariably %horst their anxiety to avoid mijurtwapeosise s mash, impolitic. and impraerreable!speditivr---togle minister the tinsaies - liTiG country 'nth economy, and to preserve the health and the lives of our gal lant soldiers suJ sailors ? Is it because these turn have uniformly shears themirelves Meads of inquiry, 310 of CCU/WM . I , 'al, and moderate, and practical reform, iu every department of the Stale, where by abuses might be corrected, and the Con stitution maintained t Upon such grounds, should we have expected to have seen the ro t ation which Sir FRANCIS BURDVTT'S friends in the city, give, with so much cordiality, to His :IIAJE7TV'S present Ministers, (if their professions of Referm are sin cere), supported soul maintained. But when the cooduet of the present administration is remarkable for being the very reverse, iu every respect, to that which we have above supposed, we most ascribe this conduct of the Burdettites, to other motives than what they overtly profess. Well aware of the attachment of the people of England to their Con -1 solution—well aw,vr, ski), that all that the people of England dt =ire, and which they justly ask, is • ninilcrate at,d tempi-tido reform of those abuses, which the wastein of thii.e Ministers (to whom Sir FILANCIN Ruancres len& give the preference) so decidedly mopproris ; and, at the slime time, ki.owing tha• tho>e pl.irea 411 ecimotny and re form, which she hate Ministers had begun. and which it is their intention. if they arc ever again in power, to follow Oat ; plans by the way as hostile to the &chugs tit the present Ministers, see of Sir F. guane.rr; well kuciering that thoie !oleos would de stroy their hopes, and interrupt their pre j. they strive with all their power to inculcate the idea that soy &Mang , of Minieeters at the present moment would be hurtful to the best interests of the country, 30 it would lead tom set of measures the most iainvical to their views, and detrimental to their interests; as mash a change would tend to the reform of alinscs--the rcoitomteal expeteeliture of public moony—stab the prew,ssition of the Constitution. They call Icoelly for the corrertioo o f abases; but both in and out of the Goose they take all pains to be ahseat from, or to dreic every specific pan that is proposed which hos two ob ject i n view. 'lhey ace, and thee• see dearly, that if the present Government goes 014 •ls its carrer of wild rapenditore--if the pre,eut syulein of rashness mud incompetence continue—if the proice•tom of all public pecillato , .. i s p er on ov e,l and cucouraged—and if appointments the revolting to the ft...liege and KIVA erns• of the peuple of England are persisted to--they •rt. that the affairs of this country will soon 4e reduced to that state which is most propitions to iliac views, and most sgreeabk to their wishes. In their own words'• They prefer the present Miuilters, b cause. wick their waakostr s titer art Lot weak Their wealtweas would biprodactive of at least this good, th t it would have the effect of irritatiug and of rousing the people of this country." the, they wish the people to be irritated, and in abed suaninr they wish them to be roused, Sir FIWIL:111 Cu a- DETT Mid his fliesills, Mr. ROOEK OTONNoIIi stud Mr. WARDLE have plainly and distinctly shear). And we cosgratolate Mr. Precsvm., and Lis Ad ministration of Talent, upon tins support, and the ground on which it isdefendel. Piing the zeshilis and the siticerefrieods of the liberties gad, the con stitution of our country ; looking upon it, .eh rightly administered, and when stripped of those abuses which have crept into tome ports of it, - as the most perfect system of Govertinseat, ever funned for the hap:doers of mankind ; consi 'i•ring it as Ili , . work of ages, and the result of loirg and dose-bought experience; sour as u.sis•g ite perfections to the struggles and the exertions of the Whig Leaders, who base, at d.ffereist nines, administered the affairs of this country ; as can not help holding in equal abhor:ens*, the tory end despotic doctrines which are at tbe saute IIIC. ment the theme of praise from Mr. Yentas and Sir FnateEts idtiituiie. IfilirTiVoirle - ZerrigirTed are at all anxious for the reform of abuses, and the preservation of their liws„ their liberties, sod their present form of . Government, and w.• it% r that' are siucerelyattoched to all thee objecte, they ought umnifestly to stand by those who are outs 1.10). to secure them those lilessiogs. Men who are deeply interested, as they are•, In the ineirrtensuce of them, and who, fr.mi tlu it sunk and stake in t h e eauur•, feel deeply the import.iiiee of those objects, and hare the inclination and the talents to ' , rive them. Above all, howertr, let them examine thoroughly the state of the case, and they will find, that 110,:ii lest Ireods ae•r not those, who, io addressing them, had no dlllienity in refonui.•g every thing, and promise, with euse, a diminution of the burden* tinder whack they 'show ; while. at the Paine time, they rive the tiecided preference to those lasts by abanii alt ri form is opposed, aiol by whom those burdens are lat is:.ly a a •.d care', sit) . iticica.rd. Mr. DUIDAS SAVIIIPALi, in reply to the obser vations wh:cle were so properly made by Mr. Baa- Ilan, upuu tine ups iiii ntintut of Mr, l'unnlt. dieted. ti that he should look with abhorrence cation nay person who should withhold an office fru:n vertesii• wrtl qualified to discharge tha ditties i•l' !slough fear of popular cianioui . ." dez-taiatials, we i n , va no doubt, wa s °eminencd by the strong feeling which that Gentleman entertained ni-0.1 a simi!a: and not very distant occasion, when Mi. Pee t E. VAL, the same Minister who advised liiv MAJt-STY to put Mr.Yonas in his present aitstati.ts, in opts).- sition to the sentiments, end lii viehition of the feelings of every matt in Etikiaiiit, stated in a lei ter to Lord MFLvti.rx. that he knew wellthe value of that aid which the insolent talents sod mote influence of his Lordship could solpsrt, yet found at 11.'1:M1414" to alwtsin front l•iin into any ostensible public station, Inc fear of that pre justice. which hr slid nut conceive sisflicteistly sub dued itt the l'°t" mind, so resider Ins return to power practieable. How diffidently does Mr. Pea- CFIFA6 seem to have felt upon these two different occasions ' • lint in what manner he recoticiks the change to Mr. DuenAs we err at st hiss to conceive. Ois Saturday the dispatches were finally clused at the Esst India Rouse, end delivered to the Pursers of the underno nrionest ship., viz.— ilmonasGreetrille, Capt. W. Pattenau; far CL)Ion and Ca sial. Lart Pt. Vincral, Cul4. Samson ; Midas , Cwt. Mayat and halloos, Capt Tonhaaint ; for lit t0z.%1 Jowl. Enetts, rapt Titabrell, anJ Carmattialaa, Capt. Rns. ; for Bonilla% dtroct. ll.ana, Capt. Marshall, and Muriel., Capt. L)nch, for Madsen and keueral Lora I..lamt, Capt. Voting ; for Madrira and Bombay. nee' I 1.1.1 77worms Grew:ilk : Far Re, sat--Sitaars. anderrun mad FcndaU, art ; Mr. sad Mr% Hague, and Mr. krytarAy, Cadet. Fur Maarna—Al ajar 4'44 , 4i:0we and Mr. Barron. For Ceylon—Mr t;tifard, Adv.. ate Fmcal, Mr. Glint ; Moil Primed ; Messrs Stark sod IVallaosf, alder.; and Mr. Pii•• I , Pf Elate!' - - . For Borninv—Mr. Munro, Senior Merrhsat ; *run. Dvvi too, Pi. 1 1 are, Chamfer, and Jour., %Vette/. Rev. 111. Casnitsag ; Mr. Arrentroat, Asantaat tiegron ; Mrs. Ans. strong; Mr. and Mo.. taverns/1g Me.ses. IV:endure, Steven son, Li4btna, %% Isar, %tooth', Cluartle, Lents, Duals, and Lister, Cadets; and Mertes. Witt am, Donald, 3ia)rton, sad Linen, Bombay Marine. l'agers per Ittit 1 St. Ifttwit • .., • roe II V. Lard!, Art 'Crueler Merrheat ; Lady Ihrell; Mies Doren: Live Home ‘l,l •od Miss Pleealag ; aad Ileeers. W la, ogee and Future/di, (Mills..: Far Mairree—Captain.t4e. Ng...roger* ye; r:— For firmind—Mearra II and J Thnm•on, As.iatantAlue revue ; Messrs. Pallets.. and Needham , aad :Ur. Belle., Ladd. For finehay—tnat Coe-karate. rift: : For Mehra—Mr Wilton ; nod Moors Cock, Crontwd, and Solloky, Cak Is . For Mootra.-11,4,0 Kenningloo, }Moir, sat Neokin, Miters; lit • C H Sampson, Mr. s•s7.llllaster B,, try; t'r l d %In, soil MIS. K. &Matt 6.614 and Mews. A•tan, net l'imwonose, Cadets. Vionctlitirro .1 alsamn For Drool — or o tit klaillord, Mama Fur Traegor44t— Ur MA. too lbraa.nicrr. Iwo Cartons then : r .,, Rapatioy—limal. and )lis .t ter Lient ev , tl Mrs. Mama; sad Mcisra Foster, Hi. Cvt:Lloara, and Tay lor, Carb-is l'aseeaver 4 per Lord Elibas : Fur Bonds)—Mr. ; and Hoe wood, Meia, awl Gdb et s Frn Mal MT 14, I Molrm--enot ltsrytbs 101 1113411111411116 Mbar Mr Waidrop and Family , awl Mrs (loarl.ty. I"....aengerli per /liana ...._ i 4l . Devill—Apt. Caierbeil ; NI v..; LlnyJ auJ arrow sod Ile A r , Cadct. For NaMea••••Litell Geortral Srl UM 11: I A uchrwrite, Craw aasoular is-abirf; Cralptaiwo Tylelgra auJ ,it kb.II, Auk-1w Carp ; f.l. AIM, 11 j ( . 11/1. Dkb... Prorri, Awaktaut- Purim, : Chimaps.* I sad 111•. m f.llOO. Coats. Fa Cephali—ns Tat% IfetV4L Vice Admiral Sir {lents Ld.ris Stanhope, to commune! at Slieertieas, in the room of Admiral Kr i wholimo ill health; Rear- Adtniral )tray, its command the River ; and Hear Admiral Het ert Saw)tx, to I,r orro:ivt-io:eurn• mend at Port. ~,,, uth ; Captain Ilasupho, to the fAtrattar; Captain B. W. T..ylur, to the Apollo ; Sir 11.!1121 t: to the ilainatlrya.. Captain P. Parker, to ihr 11ee7litur ; Captain Philip Beim. r, t.. the Nunn; Coot r, to the B.ithioloes;• Colt Stuart, of tht: tr.w, to the Ciw.*; Capt. C. IN • StAtoo, to the Derwent; bell, to the Dining; mitt. t:arini.d, to the tiptiglit:y ; Loral. Nome., to the Hardy; I.irut S. Dur.to., to She Dwarf; Lieut. JOho Prase, to the I.lecoi ; Lieut. Croastnatt, to the Dart; Lirul bL,rrie, to the P.ourre.—Tlie last fun/ vatutla are eutirr3 which have beta bolt purporiely to araraa against the eorsity's euthaitis Ir:oft. Al.. T. .614iL1111, to coosmood the Diligeal stisre.ship NAVAL COURTS .VAIMAL Os Thursdays C,uurt IlrJs held at rertuseelh, ss beard the Cliohaler, vu the Hutt C.:pt. Palteutraii, a His Nlejesty's ship birehotalid. b.ii tHbeera, *ad shill'a row ithy, Cif the loos uf that ship um the (:...aat ut Luunisba,•tv the I t.t. OR. .—T Court were tor opieirs, that the Ins; •of tie Cicybound au caused by bee au the ;en that 111.• blame wY unput tide tiss Capt. i'ACISisAISS, is.s t titis r. ti and 'WV , ' euntruiy, for their evniltiet vulture "re n own. ; th a t nu Intel WA. to Sart the i,Lip cruidhateart a ran:tint, hut that every csertioil wY nude Ly 11:.:1 i.. Safi OW lived the .hip's cumpau); 0t..1 did silks hisii, cuto panyou he writnittrd ..4. Cum t Ulu tail was also liehl on William lived, of His Majesty's chip (Jr drarr;iiiy in; 1.-irtr 10-GraioreSser. uottaie trith.erf Mures, aiiitentertnu Iranapurt —Tb. Court evil. d the chat a .err posted, but iticiarehirration art* his good charm ter, did uiljurize bun uuly to ITCCIVC at laohea.—Alm Jututs Wilbur,. tin cliiiiertitm ilium the haricot the said okay iist the ytb of Februney.--Stutederd to receive 100 lasbts• Lord Chomberloier Up r, May 4. Notice is hereby given that there will he • Draw ins• Ream at St. James's, eta liters:lay next, the tails notant. The ROYAL. FAMILY are eXpretc4l Hi town to. morrow ; the tit NO to hold 3 (2011110. t h e Palace, on Wednesday ; into the t,l: • Er.o. a Ltrbw. ing-ltoOm, at St. James's ,P.i!kie", 0 , 1 Thursday. Yesterday morning His NlaJksTY, Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, aCcO:tspatned Ly Ladies THY N )11; and MAX GRUVIRtioIt, :sod (it.lt ral GWY RN E, rode to St. G orge'sCtia9el. and [word a ',sermon preached by the Her. Dr. HALLAM, fratti Hebrews, chap. to. ear. O. They afterwards return• ed to the Palme. • This day the QuEEN and PRI SLUM will pay a visit to the Duchess of YOLK, at 0411..n.N. On Saturday, the Duke of Yuen. •.rrii“A at Windsor, and rode out with Its Al a.' Kat If null the PRINCESSES. At rout o'clock they left Vt'indsot for Oathinds. Drs. Sir 11. Httroan, Mum, Salmis. mid POPE, visitedtlre PnuceNe MANUA on Sentatey. &Monk/I . neonatal* t Is- Comini-tee of of Winthor ii.seAlisle.l in their t I my .ground. called Bachelor's' Acre. and laid the first tune for the. foundation of their mcau nent, .. h , vi. is Lehr!, dee.l nn the 39th hot. being 14-r Moo, sr/ hit - Ws-day. Great preparations are niski.i,t by the raciodora for the :tins, of the day ; it is ettlied the Bache ors' J. bite. Het hi A.Ie4STV •u.l ( 0 14,1. &c. are eXKI•tc-1 to 'honour them with lb. it pre.. eerier, the saute :,•" ty. the :nth tot•er. Tlie state of I 11114,600 has .4,OmA the shape of a religion:, ..sx rfAr4 cries mit No Popery, anal the Bariblistes, as hp* • pears by the LHICLARATION at th.: Laudon Tams," cry nut /to Prutestexis Hi* MAJESTY has been F,I , sea to cope lit Re- BERT CloaDos, F.N. to be L•eutemint.Gurerisor of the Settlement of lierhice.—(Gistette.) The KtvG has been pleared to appoint Vice-Ad. miral Sir JOMI Thelma! Ducawnani. K f 3. t•, s e (10Verlitir lOW 11111 l 411(1 , 1-OS Cl.igi a the Il4soct ulf Net foundlonsi.-1 1 :ase(te.) The Kill() ha• been pleased to confer tie honour of Kini,thilentid on Wt Y Governor of Sa 'Atm!, Fos t —l(iasette.) A splendid c.r i. bail tog for the reeteption of Fee FitaNcts Buaur'rr, who, it !wens, is Aci alerted •kia tiiumphol veliAr at the g are of Me 'rover. the flay of his deliverance. sr 'reit ant he that. el course on which Parliament is piorogilid.. A certatn Curate being lat.t y reproached with leading a bed life, oh•wrveo, 011 do n o t mo o rider that I am tine of the euferior ClerAy.' A letter received on S aterd ay fru* Plyinowth state% that inte'lluence had reached tr.at Owe tract the Antelij. of 44 guns. Hon. Cant. Insv. bad fallen in with a Fre..ch frigate of the large 4 ela v, nor the coast of France ; aad, after a revere. *ell. conicated and Woody action, (limb tiigates b-i ng iti.iimate.i). the Asir/la sio credit' in e..pturing the French frigat-.—Tise Drive, it is orhled, wa • left in tow of the Chrsetiate VI Ith. We GA.eie that there is no troth its the report. The itir/inp who was committed to take his trial at next IVinelirster Assit•ni, law a r we. we widen. stand was broug4t helot.- Mr. Justice (;hose. oar Friday last, an admitted to RORIEKT Gr...., a COleltillte in the einpiny of GENSUAL STEW mi., dropped down ile.d. on SA. turday ecento..:. at the corner of Ltrutui.-atreet. Berkeley-Nu:he. The intintrat on the body aid be held Oil, day. A striking likeneve of Sir FltAVeli Bvittorrr. well mewed. in front of the Old Bjtl.y, is other• tised in most of the Neva.peperr. Th-r Parks verterJav were not ro unmet...rale :it. tended Mt on the preceding Sunday. The colnih•-• of the * ea! her prevented the alert disobey beauty mid fe-kiwi shit ,ulwros the Lord liawets, Sir Jima 1.16Ln. gib'i regardless of the .!u« Rai tfie wind, JCS,. four-so-hand with this mum andl said 'alibi,. - --.- The PORTUUOVII Ammo *on has ileits.-dear.k fora gre. d putty. en the 13th of this worth. at his horse iu South Autlley-iitre..t. he Durhi as of WIXIIIVICH a t.l Mr. Slam s rite arrived at sit o'clock, on Saturday evening ' s& their house in i'ortmait-ormire, from Sc,itiantl. • Mr.. l.tratttrt.n was to pri1.. ,, 11 the part of Madame Ckroant, in Mr. Uncle n's ,ilay of Asirses and Orrilts. at the Bath Theatre, on isiturdly. the • Wet sight bet one of net 4-nll4g:went. The 1034 Reginigat. 500 strortz, has marchtsll into Port-mouth from %V notice. A few Jitrs levee. the Prime lil Volunteer In [Awry. commanded by Cant. M:s..tes. verve in. spertei by Lieut.-Colima , . eltitoPP, %hrt., upon dismounting to examine Vir arum% hr found them 111 erry gt. 0.11 order.--Toe (vinosity land the most ce.hpiellAt eel •tacti .o hr point ut 1 rid he