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shells at them; a shell at length set her on fife, sail many of the unhappy wretches had no choice bat of being burnt to death,: for the m kt:Dilate sick on boarci (and, it is said, they were many,) had not even the alternative of e mbracing a watery grave; a Frenchtnan saved from the burning wreck reports. that 200 were killed and wounded b .fore he Is ft. Within a very short space of time the Spanish navy has been reduced l ice sail of the line. and a few days ago 'the St. ChM 74, in endeavouring to proceed to sea, with lied. CUES t* on board, and 17.000,0001. of Teals of Velldn, ds if re a under the fire of the battery of :it. Catalan, and but fur the extraordinary exer tines of British seamen, she would have beets, ine vitably lost. In this unfortunate affair the loss in tilled and wounded on board the ships boats was only ten men. %Viten it is considered that these (shout forty boats) were reposed to the Bre of four t ii..ces of lies.y otilisance, for nearly three hours. it is wo mleff4ily pruvi Iruttul that no more lives were lost. " It sas apprehended, alter the conquest of Vet Nlatagorla by the enemy, that shells might b, throsii into t'oii:z from it, the &steno. being no more i i i, n 38; 43 y z r.ls, which is 317 yards within the Ri4'it of a shell) thrown fruits a sea mortar. but hitherto they ;14VC out been able to occupy that post, sail it is th right they never eau estolsliso them. sc!ves in it. The diAtince from the enemy's new lintt-ry to the 1 -,ft stile of the works of Colliz is 41 io th it chive never will he roir:e to born. hard 12.1•14 o.h t a • • e ..), ; fur rae n w ...re they is c• ,t 11..ff5.., lan of Matagorda. vvs itl.ce is so co.itined that not more than four mortars could lire from it. Shells are thrown from sod .t the 'Punt:dies, the French batteries being er.thite MO yards distance. " The Regency. rive in iiiiinher, at the bend of :.a•g • Amo 9 , left Isla on the 23th, sod irt•s-4 . 0r..1 the "-II Givernment to Cadiz. : t.'s soio:,g, the Members of the Res sf:ucs and Vic 3u rts, in.l .t ,s.e 11•-• hujnd their ho uouraqe stris..t:e ulgimatOy trots ae's with Those who think the S., o.sh nation al ready t nifiutred, kou, sett.. '4 u their true chats rate:, CHI (11 , ,r 111•!Iirehly t., ; • I.s invaders of their co.ttitry. Cinch i• es , . y 'a.mld,ti d. The os going to E. ; t:.e iioyaf So rerfi; a t. emi-ctrl iieP. to take M.' 11134 Of Re .Ir. Attu' rtl Ileanose. Naval is very bArrt n ; wr I..tve heard II othillg llt • ty Hum %N A's ars tan, or tat of t e I send Ca,' by psck't ; we li.ireiatit had au Aft a*,l ur to.l 1;1111 for 50.0 e tune." ,:~~~. In oar pit:wr of S dor.] .y w. i .re the Mt i Sr. comet of the i,.t• tv.rw brtwero fir FR .tt IS MAI* DLTT and a.mat of his frcos.l., lend imitired par. the ecp-rwtion used I.l , e.Leib %IZ. “Welki•lt.d that rnue of our frienil% :14.i I, in Cie "f .arr to Lave forced. him into thy .rri st,e," a, cri.l Aire sig" the tyroney exercised over hint Jy his $1 If s.':,crvnti,ins have drawn forth the •.! : T.. uT. ..DI c. , ;lir BRITISH rni.sq. 're/nests is •ume of ►he Etc—le egaseqn Nor.; Papers of this day, on au 1., , ashes tu the rooms rh rh I mnlress,-.4 to y , ,u mt Thursday night, 00 the 34' i.rt of m) i.t'rrsu•q w.t:t Sir Er ••.eia Curdeta, I laver to troubts yue with the trileutil; obscart- Tin ea,. • , :ino .I!i!ci to ia, " we wished that soiree of Stir Cl•• is 6.,d :/f Crl in tie 1-e^r tit bare ' , treed lam let , ' iilC Ti' at • x•,,,,w0 4 % 44 ' " i t of the ~ 3 VVV • ti.•ll S.r rri ;114 fot, and hod reference utrei % lo t ~..szt r tili should have been ar ts,: .1 It: I I +t en I :went at the in •lii:ot when Sir francia w ...tat to t.tice atsr. Tite remark was male 1111liy g‘r.al humour, hut area. j.cularly— w'• s ly mire of my retell at his baying adopted Itiat ,btir by wharh the poop •• lead been disap• ti, ',id le Sir Frauds B.irdett was not sum- FiN P.w Cmita,tfre; our was it even k..own It say taeavi.r rxre,2l the Gentbmian uy .13 WWI aa..ra pm. d , al..,ae(N'•-:'tlltr canine, . two I was about to ..tep Milo 'iv. 61.1 r 1 1., hear : C , impany. S • (r, from the CJatka.tter h.r..n e'er, •Jo In knowledge, slow. , Ise sh;;ltteet t r (nee the sr. more of the I' r• r - rs.eolll r)i. Sir Feaarle Ru. i tt, I hue ore if a perfect P "' .. ."-• 01 . that hoel mar ir •'1 Ilortett t stOwtte,l II the made- 64 &tar utilh!:.in :3 ailehil t:te arest.o4, a'a.) t.. the plan that hail or, I pleOlAirtio • 3. ‘ 41" VlcAiONll).iy I, Ihe ':0.011.11.e .r •dd active 15•• Ir p •wrr 10 have am•vear••4 tur , Th•ni !;,r F,. acis Ba .I.lt, and the prate.- • 4.1% here able.losw.i Nur hay , Ills= J that ba.l the ar.ats 111C•11 Iron aawanneed, he would not h I I i nt.rrnis!..4 0,. r 4.11.111.• "MU the T MCI . at • .I.lett thoic pmt. .*, aft r pr,.rogatata uC - ~.;,,I MD,r , )1/1.111 übed.or-at set I Jul, Sttard ty, Jause 27 . JAII LC 'o GL!. . riT few p. 1%4 i•l.we Uppre. e w • II c•.•rnde trt I 1,:tloi .14:tato 'an ; mo•t ar ,hi •,r • INCA sllst• Or II gr.tVe Riot 1: r Air. P..Abi.t.t. u•.d the • j ,k• n: in 1 , •:, is reader,. dof ‘e'y 10 ': • t,y t! cc, ultuii . i. p..-t or ti,e I.•tit us Ili .tsire. 11.11 v I. It iti - I 4 r4l I'NI. 1.1.. v ..• I 1. th .t, upO the .01: et t.l (Le 'I 14 , I iSniLla r i t •1 * Al 1.• iit I.r.n pl• ired to e•in -t , tote nod ap .:.4l.it 11 , ii.itir ••,:•• Cii .r:. a Yorke, Sir i I. ..- rte.... Carr. %. • -Admir.il of the Ft.•ll ....'-ot, .f lb. Ni I:l•.tvi. I Ir.o:. ft.ltert 11 . ..:1; .11111 1111 ,, I;..lier, 1..0 •-., '% ICIAIU 1..). , 171 , t , . El. % 5t....1.; Ili , .. ot ti.t. tilut. S itt4titott of I i ii :4.1,.. ' - ..sr .1 - iiii Sy lii.l. Vot 1t... Ki.t. .s, e. •.. F r riTriok 11-14-.rigi, to 1..• II .„ .1 , •1.•,..1: tor g•Nir o t -,111 the cif "r. ‘ 1 11.41% Alit a.l ..1 I . r I 'ea -d li is•vium of ( .rt it ii 1.1 I: id.iiii. nod Ik e (1... ni,,,,... 1-!.1110•. I ...„ . t r;t: .r.• l , '•hcr . uut, he; )))) t .i..;.—(t';ast tie.) 1V .: .. Ns. It , . 6en t.!•st-ed t. , cosnivr ti••• t.n , 1ip,.•1 o• ( • i••tii;ii S i dal , - Lit } :• . ~. •,• il N.is t . .< .•••t,t. ( .•:r r0..,..1e ; ' • • I'. ;,, .i .. NI •• . - r ..!•:- t. i .....: ...I ; A .•:. , 1 .f 4 O 1: „.5 1, 5. - 4 ) t a.i , • s cp ,4 TB A 4 ES. COVE4T-GARDEN. The Opera of Lore in a lae,t , was pedal m ot, Stall day light, to a .not yin" and e. Mrs. Dituo!its unit Mr. !xi: LIEDOD were 111 . tine voice, and an -Opera went off with every etExt. Mr. kt:sitsirv's Farce of Raising' the Wind, thltuiren. Mr. JoaLs, who had pre viously wrfortne I at the Hayisiiirket Theatre, was rectit in a very 11. AI-ring manner, on his entre, as Diddlet ; soil, eits.m,...h we have frequently had occasion to speak highly of his perform:ince of this character, he never appeared to more advantage.— The audience te s tifi e d their aptiro'iation by ran. ti,an d plaudits, until the fall of curtain. This excellent Farce. with the as.i•t•wce of Messrs. Emmett, SIMMONS, and Sr.ANCH.► tD, and Mrs. DA- V Exmoor'', never fails to give universal satisfaction. LYCEUM. O:! tisturday night, the new (Ir. , rn went Mt vuth more usual eclat. Mr. Rondsou, is the Act, most rapturou-ly encored on every suit the Billet'a attractionCrt3WW.l , . ifpu••'with each representation. Tr r rort.paoy were among the viritora of this •l) • 5., last week : Lady I. 'ilwaiteen tidy li. Hem. Lard Dillon Sir C. Cattle. 4 1r W etloowl Mr.*. Foley, Mn. lievasaldson, Mrs. H - Ifni. M., till 31 j..r Orme, 31r. Percival, Mr. Mart.ra r, hr h. , -np , ter, Capt. Herbert, Mn F'a'site, Mr Ca , .l4,ne, 'C.-0401 HA3,,ltnn, (vonititi, Mrs. Bruaeutell, Mrs. kettepoliarr, *Ars. Adat,..a, L.c. & c. 114 K MVRPHY'II lilt WO c-10:011t Crtosely of The Way to kei'p /ft rrtiotii• d at this Theatre, Sturdy 0.g•. , . Mr. FS .%)1 tsts.k resumed los favourite i.art of Sir ilisSfal Consiwit, a,J p-r -; formed it with all his ti , ual exc.-It. io-e. Mr. *lows., for toe fir.t time, stollen. ti 1,1 Ser tirehiavt fmkitne. in which he it...pl.:yr.{ grta t, y. va.e. an.l fzoo4 humoilr. mitt received Cie niti.t nii' l oitto•led l e,thu.... Ile waS dreteved. Mr. C. ii. , .4131.% r,-14e prissiLlie elf. et to Mr. 4.. J Nit...LK,. msLE Wll.l' veiy mid pleas ' nig in the Widow, &loofa , . Ma. I;ftEitsvoli alai . 1111pre; re nod iul.• 3 . Mrs, j Amsa:o r e; auJ ;loos wit. hirable in Maistin. who , e c..rned we!l farce of The Peril to !'ay •weel. to which M. 4. C. titbit; .1; mull comic homour a.i the( ibilikee P,file yi Is adin.r thly slip/owe.' by Mr. LIASIVISTI:I4, i.l ihr ,oirt nt lawn/. although lie was obliged to w+tA .ut iccouil.duitueuts. SURREY THEATIM. Mr. Mune% admirable p-rt..rrortice nn the ti4l6t to exvord •ersal adonirntton. on Satur day t. it ts t p. ftll..wed The Beaux Attufahrehe," eccelletit Pintomtme. They r e, , awl well-merited •pplause from an elegant nudie,•:r. F4SMO.VABIE ARRASi:E VENTS FOR 771 E WARE. ! Teas re•osost.-.Tte COIIIII.III of Poe/Ws gram reit, at ritelet.sts...e.-1...1.. Louisa Nsaasss 'roost ball , si heir Pan Mall Tr iloß sow —llse Gou. Mrs. George !Knots grand hall s•.p.:or, l!lopt•r. tinov..ft , i-street —Sit Juts!' Sischry's gra t•II eLwier, I .I•Virl We Js emus v .-3111.1 Prier AmAlreves, rag. gram! rust, Cleselaist rue —Lisly Shelley's rout, Warr ii.,.ivesor. st, 441 —Vio oar 1. m. 1/maganturn'e rust, Graf. us-strett.-• Ls.sy \Vi11....n lientsuck • root, Benham .4rr. t Ttt aso•I .-Cuountesa timk It grand root and suir,• r,Pis.'uhlsr.-.The Cosktim. (.1 lisrlywore's gravid rout, fimektille street. Val ost .—Cumutess Cuuden's ....it, Arlington-street.— Mr", Rigby 's root. !Upper Gruseenos.street. SAT uan• T .—Vocuunwes Ca.:lertsglis ',cuing party Hi. NI A.IrSTT and Prlocessrs ELIZAErTII and SoPHIA w.Artl ou Wiudsor Terysee on Thursday eire,il4. 114 MAJESTS sod %lir Royal l'Arty were at...nov.llllrd by S:r SIDSEY rls4 Lady, Lord rtiTIRS, Ladies CoLo. !It end Or.AIL GROS TEMoIk. Gc.ter,l4 GAILTII and FIEZEOr t and Co lonel D..saitorr. and • %cry t T;t+ I asromblage or comp iny The Muds .4 - 'lle Roy Horse Girard. (Blues) and Staff a ptsye I several rosyrisl aud pleasing tu o i.ll nine o'clock. Thursday evening Dr. UustrAS arr:ved at Wol sey, and attended Prince-s AMELIA; r.n Fnd..y morning he returned to Richmond. H:r Royal I lighness remains much the same as she has dose for some lime. Friday morning Ifis NIAJESTY and Princetars AU3L,IA and SOPIII 'auk o..ir usual morning auinz in Win luir (rest Ya•k. tdl twAve o'cloak. Friday evening, sir lIKSKY tiALFURD arrived at Windmit ; hr artenrkd Princea AMELIA during the night, and on S turd.ry morning returned to London. Yraerlay maim) III• NIAJIISTV. aid Prin ces:4+4 AUGUST t.. 1 7,olFtli A, aceo 0'13.1 by LAW' AY t.f cram), CO..l.ligg ba d 1).t,-: Cieuer.4l G•ltTlt, a • l nt. 1.111:118....W. writ to Sr. Grotty- % Chapel, awl -.a.... prt.a.:ll - by the neg. Dr. Doutlwaarn. trosu Gen-• 1:, rho's. xvis, r..rrw 18 soshj ...Co slam ah.•l: say ly beeowte a great and utithtv nation, sod all the nat of thr • milt shall la hl. wed au blew for I boor boo, tit .1 be ea. comma...A 1.,s and bo. :titer 'MY, %hay alma keep the way wir tlsr 1.01.1, to .10 jotttee mod jtolguat ot." . . .ther toe vrrinoli. .blr. .6 1.111. ET phy, ,1 a grand pi,er of seu:rd natlsle, %till( Ii I lIR M A.I E.sTY SA the Pat Nt I Sit& * s opped it. 1t......r. The Hu : al Party afterre i1r.,5 Cr' urned V. the 134liet. rt •1:y ..torTvg.g Sibs FT SMITH. Lady. and fatmtv, left %%Inds.? for aik.rot lira t Rama. Unday in -, . lug Sir StDrli y SMITH,Iy, ioe•ki . 4-1-41 wails Co'noel :NE% Otraal 11, at ter I I c.tt i; trfAll k. at Vl . :nd.nr. liar •Ig mem till liti cootionro pla‘olg. - _ ritt Pri ter., of 01144 GE ha% hen but.- Iwrl %VILMA tNA FRI OLUICA, Lt11:11. klA'i Tt,e '1 tr. h'loness of Dorf:LA.l h fr..:n sod t lank. r..t'it orti-irnms .r.,1 h.olie!YA will go, in . 4 kw days, h t ., 1.0},f c, •t Fonthiil: and .r ,p‘t .Ir' Ar through Scm sa . hcbt It ISO \ Al% to oden r , • • 0. 4 `.r.n •l • 111.4. ret u al ;.1„; I.qte • a ! t E. _:s. L 4 rf. COVIIT or KIN G% nr...vrtt. SA TURD A Y 1.3.• Nutibiug Of :my iuterevt occurred here. LO.I: I) GI: li NVILI.E. We :iv: happy to Rude that his Lo-clihip is in a great d.., ; rze reemereil from his I kit! 41411 , 1)081114N 11111 that his 111thi;:itIOU, us Clistricellor of the University of Oxfor.:, will wk.• place next week...—. Tile ceremony sill in copy tour eirchroa titmice in itself siitfici..ia to skew leis Lordship's good state of health,. avi it Must repoire strength to 'go through it. Among the prepanitiona made to celebrate the occasion, are a grand baloon and car, now exhibited at the ['anthems. in wi.ich Mr. Sld.. ler purposes to perform his rifteenlit aenal voyage.. 01 the 12th of October, 17s t, Mr.S.idier sseendrd from the Physic harden, at Oxford, and (1. scenderil mar A yle.ibury, Bucks; and on the Zitit May, 1785, Mr. Sadler was accompanied by the late 14inented Mr. Witidharn; they ascended from !Woolsey Horst, :Sear Hampton Court, stad , deacended, after u tr of eight hows, near the confluence of ili;• and..ite Niedway.—luar:riptiou mood the Indian,' : Honoratioataiw Guliclnsuo Wirevlbagn Ram Grewrille ds Wigton Ac.Ariair 0xa,.tr..1.111 CIUKCIII,IIII Elects" die licecabrii xi v. A. U. taucee Li. The tar 136 deI...MUM' with tnr armo;ial bearings or the Univtrvity . mid City of Oxford ; siw witii the hastritra of Lord (krateillie mad •Loird Eirlovi t -. the Chancellor and the High Steward of the IlTinveraity. ' It is lined with figured criqiisori ; on the outride are suspended draperies of Prini,i.iu blneautio, trimmed with rich Over fringe, and looped rip with viiver cords and tasseti. %lr. Sadler arrived hi tone, taut nicht, from Oxford, awl witix-it no fir John Cox Ili! who if At the he.id of qv . Com mittee, and will regulate its reinora! to t Oittord for its asceilviou. . , 'here war is ,t tli•• .lr•t iin !;:r. FlLA%rts t auc Tr awl i t it f.•• pr..; a•u' :It hi, pmii), r ; but whit hr . is .. p... . ! t..ey ft ...II .0 of Li!. e~.,~~ •n d., •n•. e.. iy!.• c...-i that gentleman, he declared his dislike to he exhi bited like Kistter/elto. Do they believe that Sir FRANCIS spoke truth when he suid this and if he used so strong an expression, in a case where the request was only to preside at a dingier at the Crown and Anchor, must they not harc k.iown that the intended exhibition of Thursday would be a most irksome and painful itruil,gery ? It therefore follows, that they never c:inisulti d his feelings, but their own, anJ regarded him us a mete pas-ive iw strunteut in t ear hauls.—The epithet " mendi cant," which we used on S a turday, has, we wider:. stand, also given offeec., though not noticed its Mr. l'owar.es letter. We did not mean to sy : ly it to all SIT FRANCIS BURDETT'S partisans ; but surely there are many of them that have no right to complain. Is not the poor-boa now wing about f u r Coinnel ‘V•ente? and is lie no, endeavouring to avoid the payment of t - vcrdii•t or a British Jury, for which th. cril!ei-ion ix tiv.swedly made? Did not the C nninttivt Sir l'aaNcts ISt:goer( *Ghat subscripiions e rripensei of the O.P. war ? and hove Vol slut d to give sit account of its opplicot.ois ? There stay be sub ' st..sitial men n'nong ti... Coastal , t-r, wad other Iriends of Sir Fitt vet', het a hen tub. serileion., not In , ut.one iii v may not be ineudicante, Kilt shay certainly do sardilfer greatly lout them. Letters from St. dates' March 39, state, that the homeward-lon , orpi Ego koh4 Fleet could sail from thence ma the 15th of April. provided the. China ships should have arrived lµ• that time. The Argo, 44, Capt. S. WARREN, is to COOVOy them bow. • We have received li-ba i PApers °fa recent date, from which we have tnitil some *lttracts. Th..y girt • farnuruble account of the state of the war in the Pcuitisal'a. A G.ttcnhurgh Mad ernved otl S.tonlrf morn. iog. We have zslio received Ger.ll4ll fo the 10th, shit French to the 141 but tneir contents are not inti.o-ta.r. to • Kong's hand nn his appoots•tta• 4o:it of t c L 0 ,•!./ lIIt th. Ad ios . miry, rtirrt.rda Lit (.UK r,:Elt. re in-. _ Mr. 11-nt•:soN, scu . _ 31 regunrn• o• I). ••..toon thonr4i• niar.•lnd from [mucks) on Satuniuy to that old quarrts Lit - . A (I. inciunrut or the 14111 rej.tinteot of I. got a, *tarter the c 000000 ',tent. SuILL. will othirch this oluy Front Coventry. The Hibernia and Northumberland attired nn Feulry at Puns iints , li Irons Go it•i•ce thry wiled nn the , 30th tilt. Ti r . dud leech at CA.:. The Triumph, Enryalus, and 1.) , /iAt. *ere bon; at Gihrgi•a..--Ciipt. BL:ittitT, 01 Has 314.110Tv • S ',dip Fume, tiNd Mrs. Lots, - Mrs. MIODI.SViN, and 1.. e • L01:414 estate fro ltrdlt,r !it the Sorthumberland. On Weelce,lay morisin, Ira, • coasting sloop ',int tire 111 L . tady, and Irar I,nrnt in 111« „••t, is d. t e. S!:e had ju.t fruat 1.0.5.10 a, laden wan t.em , ', s.ihnr• grocery. ; ,, f I .pf which was sated. It was prncnknt;.illy dlaencer• din time j to save the hers of two '..)s who et... •••Izep 0.. board. The vessel was the property of Mr. SPA:CiLS, Of TOrqu:sv. Eight transports arrived at flamiela on Friday to receive a body of trnopa asserni,lea in that n• igh bottrhood for fureigo service. Three vessels, i..len with aimat, arrived laa we-k at Portsmouth, (I France. The Larinta, Lord W. STUART, d eq•.er.lo 'or Ply niauth .and Lohoo ; 4n4 Derv, Lieut. .qlqisS, for C:tiliz.—Earl 31ortett goes situ in ttie 0r...t • • erre on Era- y sent to Chothoin for tare . eiripment of 17 more gun-floats. The re:. t arta of Cautaia Postiv:Tr, whose ease we- I.:rly •.I.e -ulsj.ct of ineliatoroury discussion, from ow 1504 r.giinent of Liglst Urogooris, is ew uoun..•M in Saturday night's Gazette. The lqt Ems. Deems Militia sorrited at Softwood Barracks, no Thiar.lay slid Friday, front Ply mouth, a that:wee of 236 miles, having holt,d s.riev nit ih•ir RiarCii._ ..- :1 regimem of foot, at Shoruclifr„ are under o J r- for rtuksarkisi..n. Ye.terd:ly I• 1•• ?irst San•lay in Trinity the 11.•iftu .14.4 i ' 4 iirlet/FS wr t in from the . ..ti.t , !• ..1- t • Si. n•hettr.l, where they .net ti J h..artl Dit ate service. and of an th.,;atit dinner ot the A C...n non {llll of th.• I. c.ry is convened for 1,0 for the . of S C..ninheelam. Brid..eot awl ether City Odicero, fur toe ),tor to•tti•ig. 'll;t kren plea- •1 to constitzite end up. • p..: li t i!.. lllob. ••I•.. •:. 4 .pr-lier• l'errevol. tlie II •• urable I:•••Acr. Ctwirolior of Hir IN; .•N's Fechr•Tier i•t* Ir. florountble V. k. t! r tlmr.•.roitle ‘Villi4in 5tr0%0..0 r• E>.l; an I the Honourable Betio.- I , • I, e Co m ovvisi fit tArcittiilv the .• i . •••••t.tirer of Ills Exclirqutr.— r,. 1 , 111:'•! UWE PAlth. This delightful place was yestcrdsy v'sited by Ilk'S elegant, tiittugli not ntimersov company. Ihe reorchaig rays of the suit, anal the clouds of 44.18 e brin g very trosthicanne, the rninp any did not TIP. mean long. His Kora Higl,itess tlw Duke of Cambridge, the Doke of Ratland. Lord A. flamilw ton, the EArl of lasus sir, and :enera'grossennr, were ots boriwback. li..r iitglitle,l the Prin... eras Charlotte of 11".ilrs *eat, through the ri.te in an open helttid G.ue. Sir Charley Bampfylde, Sir Julia Lade, with Lady Lade on the hoe, awl Mr. (I,ha'alestoi., with his canary:. hint carriage, dru:e four-in-!;and. The Countess of Carlisle was in • laini..it and four. The Duchesses of Rutland, Nort:.nntherland, Beam fort, and Sometime', were in eleg-mr carreiges. The fair inhabitants of theta were principally dressed is c al e—white veils ware very predominant, sad paris‘iiiii of white ii.ininet, edged with lace. sprit aced to be the order of the day itiu,ing the elegantes. MRS. CLAR ‘ir ". 1 • COBBIITT. Mr. Cobbett commences his Summary of Pei. tic .iu teas Ergister Liat Sitweshiy, with theirihs lowutg paragraph: " Mae. CLA3ILL.—Titio lady has, at last, after long tnenacing. published leer Loult. *wider! 7We Rival Priaces, than which a more flagrant catch* pency never issued from the ',h.q. of a law and greedy 'bookseller. Tole two volumes, which are sold at 18s. do not contain so much print *shop aears-paper.: end more their our-half of the matter consists of the history of the nislin:sterer's hill, and of the taro trials, of all of which the public was be fore in possession." We have aback this extract, as *striking instance of the blindness of men to their own defects, :cud their readiness to impute to otners those charges, those faults, which their themselves possess. Nine tenths of the whole of Cobbett's Register gewnilly consist of old stale popes. addresses, mid tvrotu tieing, from the newspapers, 4 , of all of %Mai the public was before in possession." Of its °umber of Saturday, consisting of titteen pages. there are only three and a piece of any other destrijc. sr. It. then, to sell old stuff, ititµ inch Lis readers bs..re al ready in possession, at an extrasr4ant price. be en. titled to the epithet of catehpenov. never did there exist a more low and greedy render of catebremaies than Mr. Cobbett. The Countess Dowager of E! tits died se Friday. at her Isoitse. at Twiekeirliant ; so express was sent off to the Earl of Et.r. tit. her Lsclyship:s scu.•who is near Edinburgh. The Earl end Counte•. Dec x CLIC!' reterned yes terday to town from Cranford Lodge. Ilia Lord. shin 'mends to lease wen, sell Sunday, for Cake. ley Cs.tle. _ _ _ Tine Duke of Nottrot K. 4nfl the Marquis and Nf arc hiourss of ELY, a rri , cd at. Portsmouth on Fri. day. The Boyne. of 94 gess, will he.l touched, loom.. row, .1 Poo vilwuth. - - VAUXHALL GARDZICA.-.312 Friday this dogma with company, am Aug whiiin were pualbc. • t..eifirst TAO k and tishact, nutit td— Lords %% :LP/load, Gower, titatitlcol, Ent:hoe, Siam ford. V 94 . 1.• • •erk t tiny airti Sete, Howard, Water,rd, Cittford. ~,o sad Dorsky ; the Darr.. Devotrolo.e ; Ledo-% Na', Ittatic,Ate, H .warden, liarr,i i rtoo, Litt ford, Lt. woke, sad f;••rfer. dow•ther -Hints has ma d th 4 , the town Ia rho) the gall v .• of Sir UIca.ND .•1111.11.... in Ih. 4;4 COBOL:TT, wi‘.• ..g o—, hat Mrs. .as in lose *, • 1. r , cs ,Ind eyes, and that his 'Oftliopoutto irst jr01t.., , of L..e lady. It,. 1.1-1 a ..t ore— The HOS %t • 11. +at Sit Tho ‘,311 Si) . , R • Dr. P.a.% Kew. M. C. 1.0 • %Ir 6.1 ik' new, ft. • r sa,l4-6. Capt. Eva,•. • "s. Cipt ('•••• hA r . •n, Mr. •:.1 r*. L . ,eoCat. Nr atbd Mn. 11,,us r. Mr. '• B...tra T., Al,a and too MUMS Chap% Mrs Du I. nt• I PI- I).14 4i~'.~lbr w•r r C I • ay. The raw- t f Or 1.1,t1 .re r r rot b. i.e Tlyatre Bel is to iny t . _I.-et a new Theatr....—• IOJI. each. the ettNettit. ti to Ot o.ttrest tvi.:l)g thereon re•rn t-tt r,f oh, •nertn, Ithz 6isto he mat. ll' .1 COllllll %Ild no onbectihr iv. to t. .wevable for so:e duo the aunt of 1 ... ■,- 24:tiptt:tu. •ti 11,4 mess r proan I.r, town, for • r 1. 4 ,1 ip%ulL.tiardatt A