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._ -- . • toy looser continue our royal functions, and preserve trait. quality noil voter in the kingdom: " Therefore we consider it as our sacred duty to abdicate one Royal dignity unit Crown, which we du Letehy, free sad uncompelled, to pass our remaining days in the (tar and worsiiip wishing that all our salOcets and their de. e • . ailaiits may enjoy more happiness and prosperity, iu fiituic, t the merry and blowing of Gd, and revere the Knit. testiunme mad conlirinition therein, we lime 'J4.'BollBlly written mad 'Signed the present, currulnirated with our lloyal Seal. " Gripsholui.Castle, the litl, Ifnivb, in the year of the nativity of our Lord and eat joist Jesus Christ, On* Tliiiiteaud Eight Hondmi and nine. " Gt!STAWLS ttOLPHIJS," (Gezettc. am Diet, May 17.) , TI! E BRITISH PRESS. . LONDON. TUESDAY. JUNC 13. We stated, yestreilij, that Government hail re ceived Dispatches, eitimeiveing thut the Archduke CRAMMER had followed tip his victory on the :23 I, ♦; ..it ItJM APA Irtt: too a considerable ',art of his ar tillery. ammunition, and baggage on that day, and effected his escape to the southern bunk of the Dsuulse, with great difficulty. The ■c was Coleus. The French cavalry antreftti severely.— The has or the /to:Arians was also great, particu larly in General Officers. This, however to he talented, is out without EMIR consolation. It Jews that the Austrian Offi ers do not Juink from danger. lu the late war the Austrian troops were brine, but mast• ot their officer* de,graced them selves. Their loss, however, we are happy to learn, it taally iocoisisideralde, wheis compared with that of the French. We hope and trust that the acces sion of strength which BONAPARTE ha* acquired by the junction of the army of Italy, sill he met correspondent reinforcements, uu the part of the Arcl•JulM, Cl/ARIAS. auffictent to enable him I. preserve the advalosti4e which he acquirel ill the Valid limo Lies on the Dania.. .••••••••10 • s•-•• The sudden extioction of the intrepid Scatt-L most eceite universal concern; and the • I ciion of Go &welt. for the task of attacking him, is one of the many proofs exhibited by NAPOLSOW of dia. ceruneent in his choice of goose officers to Whom he delegates the care of defending his ill-acquired rearmed. Gamut is known to he one of the moat able Generals in the service of BOISAIPARTE.— Not that we consoler the spirit or the Meatus of in. surrection and resi.tatace to the oppressor of Ger many as extiuguisheal with &KILL. That gallant leader will, we do not question, be succeeded by fathead not teas eaterprising. lf, as we are assured, the Ideal Ita4rii is in possession of the adherents Of SCHILt. the mouth of the Oder, and the wittily ewunnerce of Osat river, may be said to be at their disposition. GRATthil. iu the account of the cap ture of Stralsund, tranatuitted to LOCI% BONA PACTS. does not anode in soy mannwr to Rogros. A more tinport•nt possession. CO long as Sweden was isi alliaaace with this coutitry, could nut bore been obtained in the Baltic, it being only *boat 90 English mile. from Ystadt, its the province of Scu ola. We are yet to learn the fate of Hugel), atter the capture of Stralsusid. Selma., like the Unities CNILISTIttr, Duke of Eatinswtra, is the Seventeenth Century, who, without territories or regular troops, maintained a long anti desperate conflict agninst the powers winch then oppressed anal enslaved Germany ; seemed to have heel& formed to awake and reviv e the courage of hi: otiontrymen, if the fortuue of war had allowed him a more extended career. When expii mg, he —might reclaim with STIoTSI— •' Erxrw •liquis soottil et onibue liter !" Kew York Papers to tha 4th hist have been re ceived, hut they Enutaiu uo nova of any interest or truportaut-e. A Gottenhurg,ll Mail arrived yt sterrlay, with Lettere and Papers to the 1.4 ioetaut. The Act of Medication of the unfortunate (iltarsvcs ADOI.- Indus. ..f which we give A copy, was published in the Chaette of the Diet, on the 17th. Russia evidently intends to prosecute the war with igour and activity against Ss ed;•ii. A scowl:on of twelve sad of the line ;v actually out or preparing to put to sea. A flotilla of not Ices than 106 gun-Wats, set sail on the 26:11, fur A Iviid, and a Swedish corps of 000 men was, on the 17th, surrounded by a Rnsvian corps of greatly superior forte, and made prisoners. The Proclamation of &minim to the soldiers of the army of [tidy, dated MI the 27th of May. from Eherldinf, however inflated or triumphant may be its hinguage, ought perhaps rather to in. spire hope, than to excite uneasiness. It is Minutia that he hail not 'Ali thing nearer /anise, tither con soling or exhilarating to publi.h, when he resorts to EVOICAS BEAUNASIVOItiI victories, in order to maintaia the courage, and to animate the exertions of his own army till the Daisidie ; fur such is its manifest object sill intention. The advantages gained by EtiGust over JEII.I.4LIIICH acs exagge rated fur that purpose ; and the iron crown of th. Lombard King. introduced with great theatrical effect at the cliii‘e : But unt a word or theisrch. duke CaIaILES, of Vienna, of Ins preparations to operations against Austria ; of !Imagery, to which country he had so kindly niftred the right In elect a kiug ; net nuy mention either ot list. 9 :1. or 1111COLLOWILATIS, or of their corps; WciMrs in this oddness. Yet. sorely, after the contents of •• • the teak avid •isreY/A Bulletins, so humiliating to this conqueror, so little analogous to his usual publications, while leading his troops from vic tory to victory in former campaigns, he would lint have omitted any possible *mime or subject of congratulation to an army recently repulsed. l'he loss of Ti-ieste, like the fall of Seat Li., if, after all, the latter event rests on incontesiible authority; lintli those misfortunes are to be deplored. But they arc, iwrertheless, only of relative and inferior consequrnce. It is, haw, and whether Nseuts.ots can extricate himself from his present situation. mid subject Austria? or whether he is compelled to abandon his !Key, and to retreat? Three are the points on which hinge the destiny of Europe. 1 t", At • moment when the destiny of Europe, and the order of things which is to prevail, perhaps Tor centuries to conic, are apparently hastening to some great and decisive crisis on the Danube, in the vicinity of the capital of Austria; it is difficult to awake any other thno a very inferior interest in the events, however interesting they may be, that pass on other parts of the Continent. Yet, nt tiny other time, the fate of Gusravus Anot.ettes would attract asseittiou, and excite conituiseration.— The CostrlNsant adopted by the I)iet on the loth of May is one of the 111104 curious sad extraordi nary State Papers ever promulgated by any repre wristative* legislative body. In that production. the Meinhertinf the Diet lint milydepose tlie,reigii ing Sovereign., but they I.kewil.e declare " his issue, both born sod not born, for ever excluded from the throne and govertiment of Sweden." And so set ere a sentence is inflicted, nut us Ity the Thighs', on en 411LEti I. for making war on his people, or violating the laws mull constitution.: Not, as on CHRISTI is 11. in the SiXtresllll century, whom the Swedes expelled for tyranny and cruelty : Nor, as they since declared SIGISSIEND to laser for feited the throne of Sete-dem ',realise he resided in Poland, of which country he was likewise Sove reign : Cit'STATVII is deposed, and his posterity involved in the same sentence, fur having ming war on the common enemy and scourge of man kind, on a Cot-sit:en usurper, who has him•elf deposed, imprisoned, or driven into exile, half the anciglit moitarchn. of Europe. Yet, while we 4.' we by nu means attempt to justify, the ~ne a conduct embraced by the late mis guided anti unfortunate King of SWEDEN. it was not sufficient fur him to plead, that Box seairre wai ;a ruflitn, invested by violence, craft, and treichery, with the insignia and the attributes of Royalty. De did not the less possess, as the Diet , tells reason assert—" a decisive influence over the fete of the Continent." GIISTAi ES despised this I considerntiou, and has heroine the victim of his want of prudence. As soon as the treaty of Tilsit 'was signed, as soon al ALFRANDER $ and FREDERIC WILLIAM withdrew Irma the contest, the two protecting bastions that co erred and protected Swede,,, were lost. Freifll that instant he could may irritate, as well as im poverish hi. people, and precipitate his own de struction by au injudicious coutiumitice of hostili ties. Future times, therefore, while they recognize the elevation of Guarsvues mind, and the rectitude or magnanimity of his intentions, will not the less acquiesce in the unhappy necessity, which, by de priving him of the affections of his subjects, has enabled Isis Uncle to ascend the Sweetish throne, or at least to assume the administration of the (notary. We believe, however, that (7usaLLs KID. will tint' it as difficult to induce the Russians to retie, Or eVell to suspend die conquests which they have already made, as his predecessor could hate done. Sir Famous Boanrrt• gave notice last night in the Muse of Commons, of his intention to move a Resolution, this tiny, to be entered upon the Jour nals, expressing his biros of Parliamesitery Reform. and binding the Douse to bring the subject for ward next Sessi #### . Three divisions took place, last night, on Mr. Cuswiries Bill ; or, inure properly spenking, Mr. I'aacteat.'s Bill, for securing the purity of Ilse representation in the Douse of Coinirimis. The iituul•ers, upon the br%rral divisions, will be seen io our report of Parliamentary Debate, hi which it appears the Bill was parsed by a majority of only 12. In this contest, the original supporters of the Bill became its opposers, and for a very plain reason.— Mr. l'orrsorsx lately stated that the Bill, is in troduced by Mr. Cuawest, had been so completely frittered sway and altered in its progress by Minis ters, that only three lines and three gnartree of it remained.—lt is, therefore, as it tiow stand•, to all intents and purposes, a Ministerial ineasiere.—We rejoiced, when we found the Douse of Commons take the work of Reform into their own hands..— Miiiisters hare woefully disappointed the public expectation. A letter from Cork, dated lars• in the night of the 29th silt. says—'• A gentleman arrived this aftensoon ii 4 town, who strum, that he raw yesterday ■ French s 4, put into Bantry Boy in distress, and she was taken itosse.niton of by the lstteries." Nothi:q; of nnblic interest occurred yesterday in the Court of King's Bench. The Ann*, PABLIEVIETT, Irwin Roll to Whim land. r, a 7 captured on the 14th alt, mid carried into 4 ffit-um: The Bristol, .!oars, frost Bristol to Liverpool, is lust iii.tar Carnarvon. r L__ --rc - ---, . . - RITELLICZNCE. BEVERI.EY RACES. TRVISDAY, al:Kr. S. Sweepitlkes of do; each, for 01 ages: Fuer man. Fite SilLst Mr. ‘Ve,itiriritli's hay mare 111.dgaum,by Ikusagbrutigla, rs c ,,, oh!, rist i lb. Mr Ilubomile's gr till), by Delpini,...ois by AbbaTbidlk, ys'll 01 I'4 911, 2 Mr. Arica's gr volt, Aytuu. by Hy 41(4i:thaw, dam by Ca. 'mochas, .3 yrs old, Set. 3 6 to 4 On MOTlert-4J tr I exit the Dellrnd filly...al:a 4 to I arra A:tuu. When thvy 1,4,1 about ouee world to ran, the abut, !byre fell, but forturately 11:•eiviol uu injury ; to. lidos of Margaret and !‘tr.Juhnturiafills inimedrately re inounted, but .tyton did not Aurt again. - - Ponnils for 3 anti 4. yr olds Two-mile heats. Mr. buns:ey's ch. fly licnin:brou;li, ds , ii by Aldus 'V bill:e, i.yis 01.1, 7st.7lb I I Mu. I:tinkly', b. f. lay Shuffle, 3 yrs, let. 7lb Mr Macy's b. c. Tar, I. Pilch, 4 yrs ord. Nst. Itlb 2 3 Mr. 'freer her's r. c. by Del niei, dam by Traveller, .t yrs idil, it. bulb Mr. W Richardson's ch. Maduea, My Pilgrim, J yrs sold, 7st. ylb to 4 on Tar ' and 3 to I mast Jlr. Dundey'silly 1 after the bent, gtol ua Mr. Donsley's tilley Easy. FRIDAY. Fifty Pound' fur nil a:es. Three.ndle hula Mr. faiieniene's b. e. Hieiniii, by Aeolians, ia yr* old, 7m. 1:ilb y 1 I Mr Tumuli's b f. fair %tar, 4 yrs, 7g. Mr tiurtrood's els g DsrnnZluu•Cak,S yrs. est 51b Mr. Jacksum's rhea colt, Remnant, 3 yrs old, bet rOts • • • • ..... . to 4 against Remnant, and a to I azat Beestran ; nfter the hi-it hear, 5t02 on liciminut , after the second heat, 4 to Ino Hisiutrap. 11 on very 4 uiy. I lauditsp Stakis.--Gcnileinen riders. Sias and the Course out mentioned in our account. Mr. Richankiiii's bay colt. by Pilgrims, out of Sir S4llll , SOU ' S 1114.. J yr. old, I ist. Mr. Treat:her', gr. tint, by Delimit, dans by Travvii•-r, pa old, 11,4. 711 s. Mr. Gasruigne's bemire'', paid. - _ --- WOBURN SHEEP SHEARING. The business of this interesting institution com menced yesterday moritiog; we have not yet re •reived accounts of the proceedings; but on Satin. d:ty preparations were making at the Park Farm for the reception of the allitn3ls intender* to be exhibited as claimants for the prei ll itt libe rally offered by his Grace the Duke of Bedford, fur the «let:ow:tip-went of improvements in the breeds of stock. The following, and mine other Noblemen and Gentlemen, assembled at ‘Vohtirn Abbey, on Sunday eveniie:;, to by present at the three days eutertainments which his Genre gives: Lord fraekville, lord Theme. Ileoed Talbot, Lori Brad %wok Sir H. Fetherstuoe, Mr. Curt*, Ur Toilet, Mr I.e. Aolonie, Mr. Rol*. Brig, Mr. ettelet, Mr. Grey, Mr. Bi ids. asu •Zinrirsoli, Mr. tiled, Mr. Talbot, Sv.. lu our litAt wt. shall give ait account of the pro ccashiqs of Nlmulay. The Canute-s of ALteacntoutat. renouncing, all the V.litities of this world, lives happily and con- Issslrially her Lord, iss the bosom of domestic treseptilsity, in the city of Dublin. MN. JfIRDAI Will perform may ten nights its was offered Swint. fur her profits, but declined it. A Frenchman lowing heard Mr. FULLER Stiv " Most that strumpet, Mrs. exclaimer?. " be yet twist—Ma. CLARICE lie, cenuinratitt, r ;peat tramp's." The Earl of Lsenrausta was expected shortly in Longloo ; lint we regret to state that his Lordship is . detaisied in Scotland by intlispossitimi. Earl and Giantess Seam* arrived, on Satur day. at their house in St. James's-place. from Northamptonshire. Her Ladyship will !shortly give U grand public Imakf4at, at her west at Wholsleslosi. A quarrel has arisen between CUIIRSET and bliss TATUM, with re-pest to the. money irises!' fir her, by truistic raiser' pt ;on.—The dispute ran ro high at the last meeting, that the lade spat ill Ilia face. Mr. FA\vc►.TT ansl Miss NoreuN plsyell POrne of their favourite characters, last week, at the Mate chaster Theatre. Mrs. Tuostesox gave a grand ball and sapper, lag night, et her house in Groscestur-tspiare. The music was under the direction of the (;ours. The apartinems were lighted in the first style of ele gance. The Company, which did not attend until a late hour, was very numerous, and contained of the first rack and fashion us tow's. Mrs. CLARKS luring completed her financial ar rangements, as partmg with her house in the li:ng's Road, and is retiring, for a sus ttttt er solace, to the Isle of Wight. General CLAvERI4IO expects also to rusticate it in the course of a lea slays, intending, the moment the Rouse of C ttttt limns gut to the right nholit, to morels out or his present cantonment with salt the honours: (firer ! Mrs. Pinot! will give. to-morrow, ft splendid rout, at her hosier, in Rill-street, Berkeley-square. We. Minapterade, last aright, was attended by a large portion of this Craliimodsle World. The house was fittest up in great style, with Issirels 51141 I , 4llllNrift, anal the prepurations were in the grviiiest 'style of elegance. Upwards of 800 persona were expected to be present. The Countess of Oxrono's infant daughter was demonised yesterday, at his Loril.hip's house, in New. street, Privy-Gardens ; Lady fot.ET %violent of the •pouit•orK. The Alatehioneiei of Sat.'s" Sunday even ing party WAS Uttitlitkil by upwards of three hon. dust Nobility-. lii. Royal Highness the Duke of Kiwi has sent • pair of Colours to Mr. l:Ablw‘...► DR Gaitairne's .Aer sleiny, at Newport, I.le of Wight. as * a proof of the high opinion lw NlNA:tins of rte establishment, and the inirtiviihe 40..10.! he tak e r in its »ie cr .,. They were iireeriitrti to she power gentlemen, in the name of hie Royal !Nimes% by Major CAMP. ne:1.1., in the preFellre of an i ttttt sense number of ladies and gentlemen, who appeoreqi highly gratis tied. The Stremeer wan performed last night at the Lyceum, by to Unary-bow Company. for the, be nefit of Mr. Mix roan. The part of Mrs. Miler was sseetsiined by Mille IIAWILTON, U Lade who 11411 more than once UrrWarUd °a the Londou boot with great success. She sustained this interesting character, last night, kith greet iselvaisrage, surd to i the last scene, uubouisded split:tow. - ---^.e . r i 111107 • • • •----•••••--•••• IT Tin notes Or Louis, •••tign tits PhUPI4 op ins *Mt 1,41111, txTittitun MILL, awe* tit. - pts4ewattirtte, • I. Int•Vlllit IMO eat purport, te provide for the ewer of the prtarrt yrs.., by making perpetual one millios els ip of the War 'lose,. e. Because thin new and daligerola steam his hs trodweed into this House, at a period of.** liseeto*Wews• it cannot vows:6ly revolve that tousideriltioU mid etsfebein with stitch it ought to be examined by every bridals et of our country. • :1 E-vans, no information Ills loco livid before as isito. tit, the er.urunois inert Aar of tbc public eirraJkture lime Inst ism y, sou ; ate.] the roi.sequent necessity of iludemiliaual increasing luaus. 4 &Cease the present nicasore is saliverrise of the win; eiples on which lb, Sinhiog Funds and %Var 'rotes tare been succes%irelv established and sugmenied. Proicipkp liirsiati') :sillies..4 to, under ortry hum, of men mud toes , sums, 11111'111g the last titres tied toeidy years, and now Ana tillaudueed. 3, Ilseause the system, of rebid% this measure is we few the cunianisteemeot, will rapidly ablurb all the extraurilmary resumwe provided by the wisdom of Partisan:tit to meet • she eaigensios of ear; nail will within a eery few rpm pigmy this country istio luancial difttrultow, such as have weer yet !Well Jpps . .-Lruded emu by those who Iv.i•e. mast unftvotintltl) of the resolvers or the eye:Mrs. 6. Because oe ccusider this 1:1:1i nut only as a most provident :lull injurious tioa.leisl measure, hut oleo if a founitril eau puliticsl news peeuluoly inapplics6lt IV OUP present ii.:uutiou E.ngsged ill • loop anti arduous struggle, we are 110 W adopting • policy which, in alma same inst Jot direititshes nor Memoir and euurmously increeMmour expetidcure. We are ileum this st • tone wises wisdoms mid justice equally require a mum eciniumical and provident pu hey ; which, while it sacrificed no reel prospect of ad vantage, anal refused itself to no well•fosintled clam fur as sistance, should look M itb a much inure jealous anxiety to the presto, interests and ultimate securdy of oar own coun try; aryl establish, iusitad of delusive, temporary, sad ruinous expedients, a solid basis of permanent orsourers--t he un4 fit provision for a cuutest of indefinite duration, cud the issue of %Lich our exist. ore is involved. SIDMOUTH. ROtiSLY N. UR EN% 1 ILE. CARR I NG'FON. A/UK/ROUGH. MN 11A LIN r 1 LLIG E E. PLYMOUTH, JUGS 10. Arrived the ships Warspite, Imprints's. k:airk." Loire, and Chrisentn from a cruise; Gkusier armed ketch, from Lisbon, in six days ; end Pea. cock, blimp of war from u cruise. FALMOUTH. JUlis 9. Sailed the Hardy brig, with shoot 15 sail of tran.ports under convoy for Cork, to take is troops for Portal; l ; the Cornwallis Packet. flimsy, with Mule for'Cadix, (Inn:akar, Malta, awl Nleminia ; the Dykes?, Alarlbororgli Packet. Bug. with Mule for 1..t.b0n ; the *lisp caper Fear. Ful lerton. fur Mortieique; and the brig Rums*. Du iiii te, for 11.14. TORBAY, Juxo 10. Arrived last rveninq, after port, from oh' 1_1= ; ilia Hero, 11:ristriows. anddibrieltar. and r with the Defender gnu-brig ; and Pi/alaid echooner. • DI,AL, JUNII 11. ' Arrived the Lisboa pocket. from Cads, having on board his Exerllency Cherilier I 1 Areberg. Arabas.,,dor from Swollen, to Spain, on bin retur& Dote that kingdom. *ix PIat:KEPT. CORN-1 E., ivjt Ig. CURRENT PRICE OP GRAIN. Wisest our.. 759. 85a. Beam , ..... --Si's Gee. Oa Tsai dui to tins. 9I v. Tick Brans ...... 4pa5.5.... ad live 414 s air , Oat% ii.. MN. 33s Ilaa 1ey.....• ••• • As 431. at. P o t a m. 965.59. ad %lilt ..746. 71.. Polak* tlitia Whltt Pees i .. 110 .. 190 . Rape Seed but. S4l (baler%) Fine Fluor ;as. laus Grey Peas.. 41.. S4l. See4o•oB V ADAII LUZ. Curn-Inspectoes tellers.— I muasoatr. Jrsa I. Wisest. Fei toad o •-o. to got, Sarley, per quarts& ..155. —d. to u s . —a, Vises Jue. —d. to us. --d. Beene t . stie —d. Old —d. .0 ••11:••11. Peas soy 6se. WIGS. Root, 41. 41. to St 14e. PryftrX, ii. lON. 14 41. Is. &ibex, 41. —4. to Si. to. Kest, 4. es. to 61. 6. Sossaa, 31. I. tit 51. —it Farnkara,til. —s. to .1. 131 PRICES Or HAY ACIDSTIAWY, Y 1T.J11411 ,, V5. Hay, M. se. to til. is.. od. Ilay 51. --a. to 61. a. SUrro, it. 16.. to el. ita. Now, —I. --s to 01. ass. Clover, 61. its. to 71. 16e. Strew, it. es to II- 16e. - NIIRVGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKETS. 14 By the Ceftlipt.) Reef O. to 5 .. 641. Veit u. 44. to 6.. 0A Mottos a. id. to as u 4. P...k ss. ad. to 64 fd - Lamb se. aA. ('OA 1. mAnkur—Joss ie. Ships at Market. ships eohl. Prire. Neween'e i• ...... to Goa. oil. 1.. flume Cosi e --• ed. Iu --s. int PRICE (IF STOCKS, TUTU DAY. ▪ per Cert. Reduced • err 1••14 .441111111e1l 0161011111 ladle lkods Excltequei Bilge i 9 prem. Camels fur I'. BISH, Stork.Beeker, No 4. Corolsill, sad No. th Cbarialperm 13111T111 A few dap &tare, at the Ut•istry, 1114 - 11 Cater, ilia lady of Dr. Boiby,of MM. Ow Satoh, hot, the Las of Gro. lerniughas, Seq. lit Ifoughky Pork, noltulk, 4 a 'laughter. MAARIAGL.i. The o9th ..f May, at Motte4.lwG, Peinfirokeihire, the Rey. Deujosits Peony, Rect.).- of lietwoll, in etwohire, to fine Morptitta, shiest dasetatr of the late William tV:llletui, Log. of TrevaiA, Pewebrukeiliara. On Mooiloy tlir ofAli alt. by goreial license, /Who'd Brod • ley Weinman. Fog. attire* most of Winto. it 4.111111 , 311, of co, Itrashia the roughly of Turk, Leg. to Lady Mucous, of Ala. rout boot; In the county of Notthoghena DE falls. At 311orlisfigor, Aar (be ealliNell of that Wane!, Lie ut llama big CAnhelii,,.‘the Welsh Fuogerre. Jess a. al Mailuas.anicaralg aateetuzd and lainaatekylli ham Perkin, M.D. Irt - --- XONDON Petaled by D tVIDSON, 4164 tittmerlt•elotet. Caretpurret; suel oobilieited ot *swim nu. ts Beet. St. Cloweert's gatteicts. Serooti. L WHITE. of war pi /Er —Orik- 144. Set fN Pirs• *die the Otreoe.;post p.id , • IP be ;kip otasoeloal N. • 'paean 16911: J• • • ir4t!!IFeR1)YI;11)11 iPiT EV f'li Cansikoal WON Dos Nrk„ Mt. Mathews; Doe Felix, Caelsol 11.1 darkly ... M. Suer*; WA', Mr. Om) Ili+ J 0944 Doom 'balsa leaiwlMy Mae. EH , * ; L leis, Mine 11 To ilea will hi addettat list ariainaaa THE mt, A TSAEILDIF I Demples Mr. Zyn Sneer. 3111 r. reel, Mairsiii 11 P- Illft...oritragediaas GAS s r i t galet e ril4bis 111111 r, ft' lens. List OWN ila.—Pte rieww. rat Gage The alma to he sees/Mai s lea W IMO I. WlN tt "'SOL flett /dr the Swum tie he NAN she Theatre. litweewwww. The Settle of 4 Teoutp-Atter violets will he tee daoe4 Weise set) r..Urd The II Mins*, lb Farley ; Jetty %wall . Mn. Limos (heisig their first sis tees); to which will be Ailed, Of dip, (esemed time this Peitilan) 1 MMUS, ; after which, out acted Lute Unitise at Lucluessiths Ca Jgre5....94 Asterday. The Bess Junes; *rah, Mr. [Awls.; Mn. their hat sp in those vire/ lane wF Ileruaby Brittle. The Pshlie ie respectruiry ief 044 me, Three-Flueered Jock yeses), hes how lei is prep:tete erel Allerwitsy wrist, with courtly Areessdleme. A Si' Fame is else in rehears famed is lie causer et the vet Ur, THE MIAS{ TEPublic are nit *a LUCRE THE u'Vtloud Altera*, oiotiah nod Ovarian =wads, thewads, ropornarod of the Idle nest =atflonotoof nor" • so MONDAY pa soar* NOW CORK: oPneh l Wog, and so oath* Neve' GRA direction of Illeederr Boterila s The lifolie olonpsinni bp Hr. N. A Or Iteentsest Ride RP tin sinus lime Lobby mat Coeti•olian caption of the r.b4k. VALTIOILI i llinnoor vegan Ural iiisho I *HS PIiESENT will be a GRAND 0611. a FIR E-WORlol.—Alboianiao PAN T EO3. OX • By the pirticelne heirs of e 4 Cathy ;;F MASIKEU ROT ROPIMR, M at = f t 111, ender tie di/ Do•Cornot. Tidies et ottosimnios, Oat G the whale, to bo W at all the ) Ik. Poothouo; aid M. Wain 00,1111 - . . Mr. WAUD respeetfollyinefor Nat the neer Gmad Orehear lasi, is fall uniform, from gas sari ; sad s Reed of the Yaw wiebews. Moskva elite at gopple.l road triempaisuctes;&A SR. C. W. mores the public, th wig be spared to make the ahoy rads ga many yaws past. N. B. Dresses msy 111 TOMS COLLECTION HOLD YUAN! • lON BR SOLD s By LEGG I ON fie Premises, No. s, Bari DAY, Jaw se mud fullowil Italy of Henry konatfort, E AA Sittnil i , hemline, and CABINET PICTURE , iNGf s is the Itlekrat state of voheobtod %forks of IN, fell Rapeaal, Resbees, Resoleamit =Fruitier, You List, is Igo Rem, sad matey «I Imiletespe, by Gaimilioringh bridge, bp Mews; sad • No woweg the Doctors, by Assibi eiptlecied eta to hoolderobt yousaiso LD R)ILNIT UBI W•Agin. 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