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ed 'the Eroperoh h IV Viii taa Aker& Charleroi." We have already far eiceedeB (Air limits, but the extreme importance which meat ever be.. hag t• this subject, independent of the deep in wlikhu,'parrative of the . battle of %Redo°, avowedly authorised bf Namara% muse iecemovily pleallt'ddtvescese. We shall to. mouser - resent 'Sr Nosh to with as adiregi of Cflonerst Oratirgs444 illiffirtive of the events that occurred from the Welk of Waterloo to the abdi cation of Napalms * . _ • Fame Gongs 111. POSIILUIIIIIfraaiAr* it the tank, EsOsiesse, East !sae, ad Soul► Ilea Hosea. • • ilftths it PRESS. , LONDON, OcTolima( lit Isis: TIM Gimlet The Paint ROM* rensiood at tow Pen% en ftie way • frostt Brlgbion to Lenges, on nighty till between eleven and twelve o'clock. in anxious expeetatiou for the welfasuoPblrellileted poratit s , sad that ',tinted to tow.. The woo of het• Monett on Ma, high,' not requicieglie, oteehloneo or boa hif hli cites Sir Fitlieel alehlooe• mese te hiroaddedar .t Meer on that ilsIA Adhiloslif#ol4 4 !Stint the sight. Ow Illotoodot adreorr. Sir Hissav stertr4lelt th Ate tyantot jibed the following Sakti* t•r., " liesPolooo, Odell" R 4. Se. rimmurelelet geode. Agnes& Nitt'llbjeley #iR bas bed sew geed skip is*, aisle. • SI H. lIALFOIta?' The Duke of Yowl. Aar Deeseeting business with his Seetetary, Sir Hartkii Tiiitapi, at his house in St. James's Palace, left tem" the liev% 1 4• 12 . ROO 11Zintielletttnti,e,d onllt:tion 'Mors, end alter partaking, e 1 some rekehmest, paoreedod on hie way to derwee to Oat fanda, where the Halal Dukakis( iselect party of *toads to stet Mew with the Dashes.. Sir eaanctfllliilion retuned to Kew' Palace en liieterney shoo orgao'itheb. Ths gikllt arrived et ll* is Sew day afternoon, sod returned la dwitouplionse in the evening. Tbe Qiiw was Ewa: ref/edema in the coarse of Saturday, add vest inter gi•rehlr the fallowing fseearnislaillelleda wai . " The (beet tow trai s gmai ape. the Ilislistrem fumes the same as yesterday. N F. 1111LWAN, "I 111111.01111" Bois 1461* 111C11 WIP WPM low terdie,. at tour mai tetosioest abbot two hours. 7 Sle - thorwe rtnrenortelt Itevryerereky RAC and ragweed about siz o'clock: Yesterday Divine Service inks perfortheeit Kew • Pal I ace. • r We have *trivet* tacit Pipers or the' 21st and4tid instant. Therm Ailed with accounts of the peepaiwalitiefillieftiturn of the allied troops to thrir respossiW heimpea The Duke of Wst- Lances% propel' tio entertain the *ssitlipia at Valenciennes witb fetes for three suctissive days. From thence theft/00610 . piskt4ll to P%,is; whet, they "wild mitre on the 26tb, on.s visit for • few &wt.—The 6 per Cent. Cams& were, on Eisturchl last, 7S 6:l6di hones. Dutch and Fien den Moils estivate a MC boor last night. The Poperii fibril Brussels ar e e to the Nth ilistint. but mote* ow letter intelligence of', the Allied Sovereigns, OR the sootenseas& of the troops, than whet is OW% dot Pikriiraperc A I larabrigh Mail arrived hilfatiglarb with Aspen' from that city to the 19d instant.—lt stand' Wi th* the head of Hanover. that bit Raital Highoet. the Duke at CLARIONS win leave that capital in the miming spring, end Gtr Mit abode in one of the great town' of that . kingdom; probably Cettie or Ortmobtirg. Their Royal Righneseretlit Duke and Dechees of Ct11135111.411/1 arrived at Berlin o►► the ltith iostsot. from Donee, Mld n the latit dined atilt the CaoWit Pat,tcs, whose lintti-dair was crle brute(' on the 15th, in the most brilliette style. From Berlin thtir Royal' nighnrews prockided to New Streliti. Prises Summit has since strived in Berlin from SiktiM. Thr following ra an extract from the litunburgh PAINTS : I.rrivit vox =marginA i , 11 caul, JUL? IL A few drys agu it Puha it 4114 received du sees ids roiliiiele victory gaiued by his sat over lbs .l~iskshtlia. Tinir Dreych, was taken hy three, siskitirlitillks .nr their stuysSivestaci ism • citadel is thy hauls. of at coy, which they ilefisdatt rialare-• vex, lop, 'WI. miff modulo city, oitesteal is a &sae couotry, skit days journey frusta Ramesh, mid eiereu koes goaded. An Erglish 'Lip, eutoihg from Bombay, wee lalely wrecked {- •tar Sart. The wltole carp, *Lich wee for account oti%e Paella of Egypt, sod estimated at 250,000 piastres, is lost. The trade of Egypt is is time most wretched aitaatisa. The dispatches brought by the Hon. gTAW nonll from India contain the most satirfsctory accounts of the state of that interesting and im postuut quarter of the gh;be..—With the ex uplift. of SellthlAll, all the other States and Pelleffletelf opposed to the British interests had lubmit*d to the policy end views of the Marquis of HArithWi t The Officer whip has brought these dispatches is not the sou of the Earl of HAULING ,OI4 be is a 'cousin of the karl oT Cautsa- Stn.% The &Bowie* 'irethietlens id stile Army are, 'bre believe, finally settled. vie.. -the sloth, 24th, and isth Regiments of thegoiiet I also the slat and ter! Dragoons, which tern latter ire in fodia—and 'dawn to the 9 &fiat! of iefintry ; ten sub lateens from each' Regimad St Foot Goals...sod II men per company of each ittqiiatent of Foot.; two battalions of the Goth Regiment, one ditto Ride • Brigade , ell Foreign Cape, and Seeond Lieutenant-Coleaels Second Majorette to remain. . . . On Wednesday the Saniskider frigate. Captain ELLIOTT; C.B. arrived at Portsmouth from the Leeward Island., triter a passage of 23 days from Barbodoes, to be paid off, having served her stated period. She left Admiral Heaver, in the Antelope, SO, Captain G. SATZ' (2). at Trinidad, .whence he intended to sail (after the hurricanes had ceased) about the ldth of October. for Barbadoes. The Childeve, Captain Warraore, had left the station for Roglaad. The Seaatander brought dia. patchtra hem Lord Coilitamiths. The accounts she beings of the Patriotic cause on the Spanish Maki, are . &tidally favourable on that side.-- The last operatioce were attended with tbe cap tore of Goire wad all the shipping there, by the naval .force under the Patriot Admiral Batos and General BtaehrOas. It appears, though the proceedings of f our squadron are regulated by the most rigid principles of neutrality, o'er Metelialita have far greater mason to complain of the lawless capricious conduct of the Spanish Royalist Oates (aa they are called), than they he.. of soy of those numerous mixed indivi. dials who have espoused the Independent cause. Sitiof . recently captured four of our merchant teem).. carried them auto Oahu. end refused to girt theta up, Captain ELuorr was dispatched thither, is. the Seammoder, by Admiral HARVET, to Apiiiirreatitetiou or the vessels, or a compen sation for their beat if refined, he wee to resat to face. The .CloveretiE ere • pelapptrity re fold f bit distaide 1 ea therefore, Captain Banner housediately cleared - the slinsterider for shake .heat ta qiunitii—ind hoisted the signal fee" hauls at the maim The warden were de : ilightwf with the prospect berme them. Bat, pre ; sisisia to the completion of the preparations, • Admiral BMW who betPurviVed with his farce. with the Waite • altiveities; the pleat, pawned to Captain Rater" sw sempead his imirdahliti; until he had Aria& the . ettack;' gad, if lie should prove see cessfol; he smile engage to deliver hp the fair Bela% • nags to Captain LiLttiTt. This was • aweed to; and Admiral Bans and General ceitatteeced their operations at four o'clock in the allernon of the 24th of August.— nOWIng, from experience, the dastardly charac ter of their adversary, they landed about 70 men and boys in the mode, near the fort, which force they contrived • olitisild be magnified, by report in the place. to 500 uses. These few men commenced lid /ring of their pieces with the utmost rapidity, one malting the most frightening hallooing noise. Orli* the squadron kept up a vigorous bombard meet of the fort. Very moo the Spaniards took ffiskt, shout 330 in number, and deserted the place the utmost precipitancy. Baton took-posies star of the vessels,• including nine gin-boats, mid Beitiiites entered the townostel secured •ell the propaty. Boom defiveted up' the 'four Lfedlitlt merdhantntin, as he had agreed. His force 1111111misteil of the Vittoria, of ga guns two beige; two • sthotaters, and'elgtit ;dui-boats. There area great mamba of English Olken employed in the Ind*. • irehrfent cause, Wilk, if tlitf fall into the handi of the. .40auiards, aro treated with the most savage cruelty. Capt. &Aloft wet shocked at thesight oran stews of their atrocity, on the person of an English Surgeon. (who had , been formerly in the British )(ran, whose body t he ear lying on the beach at Gant, stabbed issoli•perts, and his head fleetly se vered from his hard). Ile had been taken prisoner in one of lioron't vessels previous to the attack on the plat*, whilst on his 'passage to join the Independent teeeps.—Just previous to the Scuriresider's sailing, about 14 Lieutenants of the British Navy left the Independent service. and shipped themselves iu a brier neneturn home they could not obtain the Am y thilt was due to them.—During the zealous stegvice• of the Seaniender , in protecting the trade 'of fith country, when improperly interrupted. or . peoventing the principle* of it from violation, she ' MOW end condemned ten - vessels of vatioes de. segaitious. for breaches of the Navigation Lows:— One, an American-built vessel, manned chiefly by A Istria oil, her cargo. the property of citizens of the Unites/Stott% sod her register a false one : another . iinportindliugars and other pioassee •ith geopeeder and em ham ezpoliaiion : and inlO'One °rani filandf: another br South America, was from Eligland, laden .es•jkohibited email trowloyed several French in smegglingsitlis, brandy„ond cahoot articles of French maribfactiirs, from Martinique rud Guadeloupe, into our Isisiids. No condemnation of either reed or cargo took place, but wherein the ease was proved to have been isimenifort violation of known and inoclalined laws: one or tier, pot strictly of this description, were with great liberality'reetered again to the owners. Many transactions teed to thew that the authority of the mother cosustry boa little influence in Spanish Anseriee, even Among those who have been Con stituted to administer hei o live: they are more swayed by'selllifineve end reprice. The following case isepogen of ava, moat shameless instance of this description, and which must become the sub. jest of sharp remonstrance with the Spinisli Ge. • moment. The British brig Itelepiroritil iy ma*• ter and lig linen, and having on boird shoal; 11,000 donors, was . !witted at Samara, iu the Wend of St. Dominge, by. the Custens-honse Authorities theft in the pay of the Spanish Government, was immediately'coisdethistd, es Insurgent property, and the proceedi; forthwith distributed, though it was offered to be peered that the vessel turd property belonged to merchusts at Berbodoes, who bad ea toed into a contract to supply the British troops and ships with mien, sad that it was in the ekt:Cti lion of this duty that the vessel had come to Soma. as, for the purposetif pernhasing cattle. So soon as Admiral Honvtir and Lord 41111BILIIIIII heard of this infraction of the Laws of Nations. the Sap meander was dispatched to Seinen*, to dears . the reed sod property..—The vessel was forted totally useless—the money she had on bard bad been distribited—the crew bad been thrown into a dun. goon, and three of them had there died of a fever! The Governor of the placepcknewleclged ;be error of the Judge, bat, be ..i d, the Public Treasury did not contain a *bogie dollar, end, therefore, be could not offer arty sortisfeetiee I • • His HASESTY plilleft s =lllll MUM year year of his reign. which was anal. The foie of the Sovereign of the Mint is calcu lated to ereite surprise even in this revolutionary age : he wore his Craw only for a day. The Duchess of Dwrodietee and suite left Warren's Hotel, New -street, yesterday, for Webber Castle, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Lt. ♦aaroot„ until Wednesday, when her Grace will leave for Dover, sad embark far France, on her way to Rome. Earl and Countess FITZWILLIAII and family left town yesterday, for their seat, Wentworth House, Yorkshire. Lord ANSON left his residence ins St. Imes's. square. yesterday. for his Milli Sbiatteramilt, Staf fordshire. The t arl and Countess of MAlMitictil are ex pected to lame town on Thursday next, for t§eir seat, Tettenhanger Hall, Herts. Lord end Lady ELLulasouc grid family are expected to leave town in a few days for Brighton. Arrivals yesterday-at Thomas's Hotel. Berkeley square : Sot Camila and Lady Deuvitur and family, from dm Guiltiest ; Mr. and Mrs. HAlLais and farnjly. free) their "St Cornwall.A new ribbon lime wig its appearance is the Paris fashions, Bled tl Xelvidmeope. It is seen in all colours, sad if regular desires, which has spot been bitberte,atteMpted in watered stuffs. . The whimsicality evinced is the exploded. new Crown. piece is easily acmanted for. It was the coinage of the brain. Tbi Gibraltar Paper; he Ow Berth alt. supply us with the following isteltimoneer•--“ The weaves tins 'chooser retuned from Tangiers Bey oo the 14th instant. Withia the lest fortnight die plague has considerably itemised is Tonging, end spread eves amongst the priecipai Moorish mod Jewish families. The Chief Priest of the Wive hod fallen • victims to the disease. The total ansoutit of deaths from the Nit to the lid, amounted to let peruses. The plague captioned tange in all the villages in the neighbourhood of Taniiers, and it had extended to some tillages in the mountains to the southward of Thom The accounts from the last-mentioned town are contradictory. A Meer, however. who arrived at Tangiers just before the departure of the schemer, positively affirmed that the deaths in that town amounted to about 4.1 per front sons per day. Lettere up to the 20th intent, Fez and .Laroche, state that the public health in those towns continued to be good." On Wednesday the nalen, Captain Dtit.ott a sailed from Portsmouth for Calcutta direct, with - specie, on account of the East India Company. She will call at the Cape ass her paslage home. On Fridav the Creole, Capt. W. B. Daeftirooo, sailed for Rio Janeiro, to relieve the eftaphion. The Rev. Mr. HOSTS and Lady, went passenger% Rear• Admiral Catarina, will ho ist his flag to-morrow, in the Su &bury, 68, Capt. WiLsoN, for the Leeward Islands. Capt. F. L. MAITLAND has taken the command of the Vengeer, 74, which ship will soon be reedy to proceed to Leith for the flag of Admiral Omar. Capt. B. YZOMAN is appointed to the Brilostart. Of our army returning from France, six regi ments will go to Ireland, the remainder, it is un derstond, will disembark at Dover. The 4th, 6th. and ooth regiments of foot. will come into the Hampshire district, the depot of these regiments being ordered to Winchester. Ose thousand men will occupy Nilsen barracks. The Neatisk Gasette says—" The eftertiene of the Patriot General M'Gasnon to obtain troops to serve ender him in South America have- been very successful in Great Britain and Ireland. Three vessels have been chartered under his orders to carry them. to Margeritta, and they are t oles. listed to carry 800 men each. Not a few of these recruits have beep obtained from Guernsey and . they will cad shoot immediately from the Thalia." PrAg 7 ._ '••• v- , .vt; ' 171E4 rust • inuev-taire. The tritekiy of The,Distteisril Mother was r e. pealed on Saturday 'veiling, sod was much better acted, thin on its preceding representat . Mrs. Gsoysu slistained the charsi:ter of AndrOnencAi, and imparted to the griefs of the Trojan captive, a degree of, interest, of which • inrre readl.r of the part Asiotwitestandilig Steait't hynetbolical praiseae . would mit conceive it stoteptiele. The pride and dignity of noble birth simile through h er wh i l e, performance.--but Ve 111 I e she !.ii i pprorti d the heels 'character of lireldr's widow, ihr ',ever lost eight of the feelings and atter:lion* of tlir wo man—she never cripiell to recollect that she was the meilter of ABTYANA/t. She pleaded. with great energy and feeling, for the life of her beloved-buy, • almost the last of FILIAk's royill race—mut, its the peat scene, where, all previout eltorts haviut Oki& Ineffectual, falliug on lirekoers, shisestelatines— . " behold ! how low yes have riseiteed a Queen," 'lnd proceeds, thus humbled , to implore tlie .. .. , ,toetcy of aryeritus, her sorrow Cm deeply gr e cti og 1 -,et was truly heart-touchily. We..see much re •juland that this part has beau trousferred to Mrs. °Lovas. on two accounts.—first, becalm it is really played well—we now have an ilndreautcAe, before we had only a di:owed atatiVer—saai next, as the alteration proves that the Maisimer pays • just re spect to the sentiments of the public, whet, fairly; We hail this cireunietance as an omen o road • days fur ' a --ett old Drttry"aity of whese Ines may be attributed to a careless ne ss of • pittiow, whether declared widths the walls of the thsweeir--or Sere dispassionately stated through the medium of the prem. Towards Mrs. MACX . III,- Mt, the udy who appeared on Thursday night. as Aisdreditailie, we harbour no ill feeling. We wish her every success—but we do not think she is likely to make • greet figure in the higher walks of Tem*. We hate ever, when obliged to c en s ure Alai perrormers, ipoitetk With as Much mildness miliesiible—tor our critical vocation has not bluottd Illeas feelings of delicacy and respect for the softer ilk, which we imbibed in our earliest years. Bat At slaty, however favourably We are inclined, some- NOVO Calls on us to condemn. In such cases, the cri tic is to be pitied. not Censtired—fur. of this we are aura, that no misery, in the whole catalogue drawn up •by Mr. BaaanyoaC miter* near that which a critic • tuperieoces, when hie feelings are pulling in wee direction, while duty and judgment are dragging in another. Mrs. W. Wore played Hefiniore de cidedly better than when she first essayed the clio nacter. She was more happy in the modulation of her vaiee--and her whole performance was dis tinguished by a greater degree of judgment, at the sometime, that no part of liernrinme's position was weakened. Mr. DAVID FISHBIL, as PyrrAie. is also considerably improved. His acting had lIM of strength and solidity about it. than ; le be first personated' the Monarch of Epi rus—bat his mustier is still too light fur such Ai character. He looked and acted the toter far 'Sutter then the starrier or the king. Of Mr. Allkee's Orestes we leave already spoken at some i beet•th. Except in theism act he has very little to do-444 in that act, his wonted genius alines forth is all its splieatiouse The entertainment of rib Wegi o f Ifiieloor, ' fblitiaed, in Which Mr. Wevrots appeared is the representative of Loony Modivolter. He played , the part as badly as possible—end got hissed, although not quite in proportion to his demerits. A Gentleman capable of undertaking Irish charac ters is much wanting at this heave, since the much regretted loss of Mr. JoultsTaxs. It would, we believe, he impossible to procure the equal of that fine performer—but we have seen. at the Hay ; t*teket, a Mr. L sesair. Chose performance of Panda B , and other Irieb characters. 1. ~ r INN etesediegly we I received: His riehours of .610111111114 COtTeCtoeSS Of *Mot e sud general maw. 'ear. point him out as a very able substitute—mud his seresCea, we have tio doubt, might easily. be etileineot Am Ishillerr tippeored, rot the first time, ail nabs Whitaker*, and supported the Athwroceee ogesesibly. Mr. Hantyr's C.Ule6 9eo teet was moat diveeting. Mr. YAIBWOLD gig, ihrim4le the part of Captain &amend tolerably wea k' , cod' • On Saturday Werke. ems . tsibAlßlay e mmeenquisiteteoderneas aka displayed --- ' tweaer. It estebtillted celebrated fame. same tribunal,. powers d recolleetiew. jaatillOS • OS by Mrs. public r repreoestation full of of outputted suffering and highly-wroinght asotal turpitude. and in which so little relief iv alordrd tp the worst view of gm fig tore ef hnoion life, and such.* multiplied ArtAtt• rage."( Vuitton. miterraext 'dui% ankumolased upon s charocter emiumitly reluiludate for eitestoa cy. teniesuess. and istudtcrad Wcactita• Miss O'Nuru.'s performastur of 4801wLis Os Sa turday uigbt was enc of hyg..lout eltwits ill tint ar duous character ;—her tftdeenew sod rosiipation. uuder the suffering"; mid privations tp weep her supps . ited widoolroil.cousipied her..-11u magnaat gutty to . the exttepoisy .181 her distress. oleo *boo duned by those who ,should _have been, hot impost protectors,--the cold reluctance of that mon! to her marriage with Patton*, orlach his assiduous soil disinterested services.erout from her gratitude—and the formal. but respectful, anbasimsion to his wishes. which she }fields in the place of that tender semi mead of.the heart. which she timely apprises him he is never to expect, its it is for ever buried in the grave of Biroo—it was iir the successive daw play of all these virtues and heart.rending emo tions that tali* evinced • tender and exquisite sensibility•wlnelt found u ready channel to every heart. But it is lint *lone in the diripluy of the softer emotions of temple attachment end auto ous coriabincy that Misit-O'Nstot.i.'i excellence in the performance of imbeffit consimul...-she deliouts ed and excited pavvions of a higher Hod more terri ble class. is the concluchng scenes of %tit I.lBy, I *flee fte dresclrol discos* is tihrtiptly thille of the eXistence of her first husband /Jima. for whose ppliiird death she had me:timed Seer, oars.:—whoa he th rows himself into her antis. without • CO/1, sciou4siess that her sense or gratitiide had bin one day earlier. compilled her to fie the wife of an: Other—it was iii those heart.oestviing and conflict,: ro o t loinotamas that ,Mini O'Neti.t. displayed all her putters. roil Called into action the most appalling sensatimii of Which the iitn•ii 'Mod is siisceptible.. After the first momenta of horror and astonishment subiide, and when the ruling pas- Siou of her lure fur R/rost burets through and ear. minims the eetolletion of the dreadful contract on to which she had but a few boors entered. it was alotost inipos.illie ni 'conceive t i tle, frantic expression of her joy boa alfectiooak anise:meld to him. But whet) Oni transieut glernsof.happiness bloke under the quick anti keen recrillectirai rdf her bring mar_ vied to two hulthansla.' and wife to neither, the de* span' and horror which she pinirt . a.S.eil was acute and terirtic, mid produced the must thrilling effect. It would have been difficult, IF sot unprmAicable, to have married the effect of this &spilt,' ton higher pitch ; and her convolinve agonies in the dying scene were tfelitieeted with a force of conception mud agonized feeling which itnpressed the audience with all the horror which virtue and inootrisee ire calculated inipire when exp osed to the fast stage of real calm. 'Mir. Miss O'NEILL was throughout loudly up pl?ttded. Mr. YOUNG'S Bin)* was excellently ins. tinned; Mr. EagaTos Vilkroy *via% interesting the part could well be matte; and sir. C. K EMU taett Carlos was supported with as much skill as could well be infused tido a part remark.ihle for no trait of active passion, which, like fasto's. could be de. linetted du the stage, and winch *lime tire/toted one gantioto_lisue course of conceal e d i n f am y mi d 'cupidity: Miss MAtTitiltll end Mrs. STkRLIND in the Epithdantiust were raptunmilly ripplatided. The Barber o r fullowed ; and the fine sibging Of Mrs. Dtcious, Mrs. tits:atisa. and Mr. Pio g, and the coolie powers of Jonli, haw. CWI7, and LISToN, insensibly recalled the mind from dwelling on the pitigismicy of Is , ,hellu's our. innings and catastrophe. to the contempt:mon of the lighter and more agreeable delosivasl of soot, sod gaily, and humour. The houAe MO very crowded: POLICE. -...d.... iwir•simert. LADY BRUCE. • We stated om Friday, that Lodi liratee bad been hroeght to this (lffice, charged with feluuinmly stealing a smote./ of for trimmings the Pr" Pert, of Armen. Harding end Cu. haberdashers, in Pall-Mall, and WWI discharged by she Sias ting Magistrate, on the ground that the trimming had bean scut to her Ladyship's house,. No. $, Upper Gelrge4treet 4 Bryansione.sipuire, which wile kept, and on its being iliaru erred 11 the parties, her Ladyship time !...t then charged with steelier die trimming, but the payment for it had hero demanded repeatedly, ur tha trimming to be returned. She was then discharged. At this decision allmein. Harding and Co. were not satis fied, and applied split to Mr ; Itirnie. the 3lsgistrste, nit Friday morning, and urged before hint, that the evidence in support of their charge had ant been prigs tly gibes, end 'AMA or lbs apprehension of Lady Brace, sewn stating, that when a Box, containing • pug' snit trimming, had been *rut from their shop to Lady Brute, 'move, the bus *101.41M-eta The porter; Stlthuid 'Amine him that say of its contents had been taken oat, emit Belt he millpond ha mistaking beat in the box all that he bad brought. Upon thit represeidetion a marrent was xi - sutra against bee Ladyship, charging het' with feloalinisly stealing the trianathig from Wilkinson, the *totter. Balaton, the olio', was secording)y diapatehed with the *arrant to ninth:ed./ter. LatlyeitiN mad hr fumed her at the bourn of Calomel ROW, in Primpect l ow, Lambed., and brought her Ladyship to the (Mice, „mid is the eves.• lug she uneforgent en efiandoadon hemp Mr. Birsim the length to which it ektended i tad the tmehisar before it our. eluded, it being between ten end sleben ~ o'clucli when it finished, prevented as front giving it on ipierday. On tier Ladyship being placed at the bar, the hiltilerine 4.logne leek plate : Magistrate, to the Primmer—a Whit is /oar same r Priamier—m Lady Emily Bruce." Magistraten Are you a mestittl if 4 Mif,t.?" Prisunee—n My mime h the .ague of sy !lONIA and I hare always bees Lady Bruce Slats I was Wares years of ate." allailitrati *ho is your basWidr IPritiwocr—m My hislisiio is tart Bruer." Magletrate—“ Where Ana Our Inainand resider Prisoner—" My buntstkl WSW tradettee is England, be resides is Itched, is DAUS COO. caseof the charge of Mews. Bantu( sad Co. of Pall Maas, haberdashery *lost her Loalihip, was ilea &Übe sollely gore into. • Awe!. Is the hoe's of Mows. Wording sad Cs. of understood A Friday last 4 attended her be Isey Moat, skewed approve of ; Word for six • speed for a . poor was Bryosoloo sorb in y Nally w rise Mar sod Wk. •uit Gimirgaistreet, it wilt. address •PPe•n deal of 'Muck, weesing be when ...a, which • tippet tile which the I to him, with the I kept the *bat bre trimming stated. Ilerjami II ; her L•dy witb it, he ac- U pp. r _ , beebaut _ answered frets * ages, oho astir Lads aware woe within, and came and °rood the dose; he N 441 leer where he came from, mill the goods he had boot*, sad she lurk the eibulatuiutt • mai sod tippet, op *Nile le lode Ware, •tut the asTraut rya word with a sterisco hotel her Lad'alut., nest treat tatekwarda sad ismer& several Omer menages wail,. answers M to the peke of the lulu I", sod sitar tbst hr saw her Ladyship s wito.sprosel tsr the rime, auj scut a usevage that she would cal) auJ pa/ foe . - • COIIIIIT-GeeDllll. Neturday night the Tragedy of ?he kittal IP was rffonbed tit this Tbeidrt—the part of ally Min 10 . 114/444 whaamitaistod it with the isioisiteteiadesneas nod polliliefoldeatios wbriclt played on her forwserappanseuew this efts. It was in isebeffe that *TN Sisson Snit Aced before a Loudon - audience litr,listly- ted fame. To perform the pirt,4selere the tribunal. while ,yet • tbe wonder-Working of their great heroine are still fresh in their Won e was an attempt winch crinld only be d igy the commaarl and exercire of talents in degree similar to those that were exhibited a. Swims.. and which so tong Axed the attention ow the representation of a play so ' the disploy of unmerited *offering end . . Nu. ilk VWilsolit ram sailed, whom oars, we ander to 6 fredericit kloimaes, who eableri, that as Frids the lady a t the lope osese.lo theirdhip. sled be atoms& at Ile .Catielae• fill he lbw sodoreidemi her In be Lady 1 o p itabin whoa Ohe be „look at maw doe stioamiog t he M :r Me. othtsh oho did rest apprise bo . *mead her semee•erodire; she word I , of t p dliole sweated he 11. lee abit also mem I l it, Pit POI% aid Het some oodmileineia els e gar 4 .`..14dir _glph . m." Upper . 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He pewhod up the mail tiriosoimp wheeb lbs Persson had aiterred foe iota a hoe Zion es it i:rjorierto take se Upper George-arm ' imiimetimes that he orassret to kayo it osii . pm& ea be hod moms nitpicks the se the gave was sot correct, from the appn tee= tdi lifilef hettediteg a totter to •ber in the 'if eh* imam dmilt for ready moon, 1 he . i t :JP .41.11%11.1:sld add They snp I g sift re s o l i . • 11•011 11 1 1 010111 L as Ike fallowing mond .ihe MOW Arab hell dose at Lady Brute's, Obe . . •Selaili. 11111 todyabip bed restrood the muff, eir .hiler.hmedesi swami him to he* r a iippe at is& Ss essneimed *hobs, whir ymiteckadOsesmehailemlitteell bask is, manienrevad to 11114111,40041101000 impokook Abe for esimmewi, wei , uiN: gt INIGh be beseleps Leireip had ke tot prim edpkisCie did we keel, *6 r indit implisedAimishMdi hat, the kin - is_ 61 •10• reueloee. yr bake.. peeeemt4 The wiMmeasomirerod poithei.he‘dinso *Moe ; and e Thal he obserevelhe the PIMP, Alkeis shalt jab. Bevis 1 1 4*.e1 , 44 4 1 0 . 4 01 111 40 leis seesehige eweasely to her ship'. appoistmest, sad we Meat die the host we nn er iilm! 4.4,oewpritiesaties rwisikie siat ie used, I ennipanied the porter to Lady Brow's hone, in I Geurge.street, sodas luesokin Melte door a feniak roe - %rndigeo-a % •V -7" • •••••'•••••••