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Iwoodposettiort, from October es, to Not-mbar s, e t to at Gatldball, Lartara George Adolphus Riddleutolier, of Whltechapal, ▪ lieenrraper. (rota October 6, to Noveusber 14, at tau, at Guildhall, London. BANKRVPTCY SUPERSEDED. Tarsals) , Cassia, of Bristol, rectifirr. BANKRUPTS. Jobe Tyrrell, of Oxford, kurse.desler, to surrender, Arlo bar 96,27, and November la, at viewer', at the house of Plea. Mary Coney, wader the 'Word. Attorneys, Mr. Cheeks Tomes, Word; sad Mr. Bea Petrie, Bernard.street, Roesell-sysere. batasel L os zuwee, of Kriatul, liness-droper, to surrender, October 17, Nore.ober 3, and 97, at timbre, at the Bush Tavern, Bristol. Attorney, Mr John Riyty, Benito!. Robert Raynor Baker, of Notiinghsta, inoholder, to stir reader, October 92,94, at three, sad November 07, et thr,e, at lb. Ram-laa, Nuttieghaso. Attorneys, 11Ir. William Wise, Nottiogbam ; sad Mr. Robert Harbor, Fetter-laud, London. Ralph Itleedell, of Liverpool, victualler, to surrender, October 26, 97, wed November en at twelve, at the Gulden lons, Dak-street, Liverpool. Attorneys, Mr. Lawrence Carr, Temple-street, Liverpool; mid Mr. illacitstock, Tern plc, Laden. Themes Nemo awl Mara Neeve now or late of Bicktoti, Forilliegbridge, lisethempolon millers, to surrender, Novena. lase WIN elevas , an d e 7, at two, at the White Hart inek, Samilisorteee. Attueiwys, Mr. Philip Pear d, ilielbars. Lashio; and Mr. William Hooper, haw Liam% Me of Liverpool, merchant, to surrender, Plommlim 13, 14, and 117, at (levee, at the Globe Tavern, Johri street, Liverpool. Attorer)s, Messrs. Blakelock and Makinvon, Temple, London; sad Edward Ascroft, Case street, Clayton-square, Liverpool. Juseph brook, of Middersield, York, stationer, to me ',ewer, October i 6, e 7, and November -27, at eleven, at the Pseklitivoi lam, Haddernietd. Attomem, Mr. Stephenson, Hot...firth, sear Haddersield; and Mr. Bettye, Chaticery. lane, Lunde.. William Peckham, of A ppledore, Kent, victualler, to sue. modest, November 7,5, and 17, at times, at the Saracen's Head, Ashford, Kent. Anomie's, Mr. %Tinian' Fowle, New ROOM" ; sad Mr. John Barnes, Elifforifs.inet, London. Job,' Ratty Juke, of Kingsten-spors-Hull, merchant, to surrender, October 04, 04, and November 97, at eleven at the Dogarl Duck Tierra, Scale•lsoe Kingritto upon-Hull. Attorneys, Mews. Thomas and C harles Frost, Hull; and /Wenn. Reeser sod Sou, Harnett's-buildings, Hatboro, London. _ _ William Cultism, of Rectos, Suffolk, butcher, to lanes. ate, October so, November 3, and ty, at hoar, at the Ramp amt, Horse Inn Saiat Strube', Norwich. Attorney, Mr. norms Memol4l, jail Morel". Jaws Kay, late of Little Bakes, bat time of Tharules, Lineasttr, innkeeper, to surreador, November 7, at at ten, sod 27, at four, at the liwatelam, Great Bolton, Attorneys, Mr. Thomas Kaye, Wood-street, Rollowie-SNiors; sad Mr. Biased T. BvtterSeld, Coppice. row, Ckeketswell, I.oudeta. Gaetano Dartoketi; lama Welhstrect, St. Meryl" bone, Middlesex, print-seller, sow a Prisoner in die limes Bench raisoo, to surrender. Getober :23, at elenO., 3 , 4 and Novem ber el, at one, at f;aildliall, London. Attorneys, Messrs. Dowoom and Wrattislaw, Warwiek street, Golden-quart. Robert Hamilton, of Old &owl-street, Loudon, waiter writer, to mearemier, October.'., 117, and November 27, at eleven, at Coital:ill. .4110(.1ep, Me2Sfa. Denactis and Grimes, Arm. yard, Coleman street. William Robertson, of Great Smelt Helen's, Rishousgate street, (madam, sweetest, to sarerni/er, October en, Jo, and November 117, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorneys, altorvi. Palmer, Tomlinsoes, and Tbvinsoa, CuptbsJl emit, Tang. sinwromeirret. Seim Wright. sen. of Great Rowell-street, Rloosnvery, Middlesex, upholsterer, to d,r, (October to, e 7. and Remember ty, at elem., at Guildhall, Loathe. Attorney, Mr• Patten, Crow asset, Hattunstrect Alexander Cock sod David of Marshal street, St. hunts, Westminster, Illiddlenx, army clothier., to sure,.. doe, October la, do, at eleven, and November at ten, at Guildhall, Leedom. Attorney, Mr. !elm Parker, Brick ern.rt, Jacob 1.224:32 sod Gidfrey Alexander tolieo, of the East ludia elimalers LeadenhaU-street, London, merchants, to 1111119211119“, (Name 93, 30, Si 12921.11, sad Nureaiber 27, at lea, at Guildhall. Attune's, Maim Ramey and Bennett, Amprlmmet, Thememortemal rect. Juerpla Spicer, lota of Wielbatune, Kent, mariner, to Farm°. der, October to, at elms", Non ember IN at tarlie, and 1,7, at ten at Gaildhall, Londe.. Attorney, Mr. Rippon, Lou. doe-rod, Soothwar k. Henry try,* of Mitre-mart, Aldgate, Imndent, mer chant, to sarreuder, October 0.11, at clews, .to, and No. madras ej, at oar, at Ceilidh/IL Ai tumid's, Messrs. Bleat sad Inerman, Old B. thlvol, New 13.nad.v ttttt Cuomo. Wilßsm Thespbßas Creme and Metcalfe, of Amato-friars, Loudon, merchauts, In men oder, Ortolivr an, at tam, Nmcialar 2, at twelve, mad 97, at tea, at Guildhall. Artioraeya, Messrs. Exirlie and Gummi, Unmakes law Francis Thiboott, late of tired Mary-le-bous street, Mid- Marea, wurkiag-jeweller, to stureridier October do, ry, mad Norms*, ay, al eleven, at Gallia" Lunde.. Attorney, Mr_ lienast, DMuet- stre et IlaiMbm7niguaro. John lieadarson, of Jaialebale. Lasseetb, Sarre!. silk and ailimpriuter, to enmesh' fklebertle, 97. emit Norma her 27, at eleven, at Guildhall, Lod... Aqurney, Mr. Healing, Lawreatelace, Chespoide, Landon. DIV! D EN DI. Ne.vemtlar g. John Gibson, of Liverpool, tailor, at elerco, at 11, , Globe Tavern, Jobnotieet, Live. pool. Nevi giber Oman Rooke, of Itragei., Hertford, farmer, M ten, at Guilditail, London. Neetuib..r 10. lobo Howse, of Winter, Barks, Cu, vier, at tea, at the Rear Nen, Welder. November t Joseph Oldham, of Melton Suffolk, grocer, al lea, at the White Hal Ira, M Wickbsa Market, Sof. folk. November to. tr Orono !AMR!, late of t.erdr, Yark, spit it. teerclusit, al tea, at Guiloball. Towline November 10. David gepoo, of Plultip'. row, New road, Totter& al Cove, St. Patients, Middlitse", Statuary, at Ica, at Gelation, Losiba. November 3. Wilham flogneN, Of Great St. Helens, Loa. don, broker, .1 Itertve„ at Gaga/tit Remember to. John tinder, Isle of Liverpool, Lanemliire, wnisliewdraper, at twelve, se the Globs T , Jabs street, Liverpool. November 9_ Jelin Netwerembs, of !Exeter, victualler, al • Orval), al the Globe Tames, garter. November to. Robert Roper, late of Hoondali.ch, Lyn don, tirnbtr 11101 e brad, at ten, at Guildhall. November u. Thomas Hall, of lertrick-uum-Tweed„ mer chant, at ten, at G DAWN. Laaaaa. cEitTIFICATIS, Notuvista b. lie',apt Nfoma, of twig. fonsarsal. Airier so ensue. John Cloisl.nn Heavy ftrinarrs, of Jerer, in Eai Friesland, and of London sweet, Ferrehordsstreet, London, men. chAnt. Mm Hg Levin Musky, of brcuot, L.niclush merchant. .1.45• Cron.l.ter, Itioptoo. upon• Hull, e►rerruun:er John William. •.f Lung ucru, Miahlirarx, cuarhinatirr. Sion Strscidued, of Ilkhmen.l.grren, Surrey, Nilo,. Lye. Aaron, of Guaret. Hants, slop'tlkr. Ste}irn Laurence, thaord.trect, Nliddlesex, grocer. Abrahams Lunde, Lendesiaall ikon, Laudon, ►tudwtre nMs. sad of Writ- Tbowne --• reneadhet, of Mature lane, Larubsed.efreet, L4lll. ineveinenl. Thanes Andante, of 80/lisiball-.treat, London, Illatirell- 11.11 factor. Elusubetts rtoptos, of rtiAwp.wm,.....th,Uurham, milliner. AI. ~under Fraser, of Exeter, banltrr. tVitreekti, of Exeter, banker Juku bVsksicks, of Lacier, booker. Letters from lidetto wud stAte, that there has lately been a great tint at Mitotturgh. It com menced in the A.lnsiralty street, anti has been at tended by ‘ery melancholy 4..ouseguei.ers. No less then N pet , oria are said is/Anise perivhei by the Amur% A great slumber of houses have been de stroyed, limb property to a large ausouat. THE EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. We have already stated that very little bore could be entertained of the successful termination of the negotiation for the exchange of prwooers of war ; ■nd 'we stated our couerctiou that it would appear that this &Vore was wholly attributable t., the tinjinit and arrugaat preteuaious of the French G . v Tumult. The proposition of the French was much more unreimotable (hail we had at firq supposed ; it was not, as we stated; to exchange the Bratash and French Cu moue. raid afterwards to release the Spaniards in the hand. of France; but it was, that for every 1000 French prisoners released II this country, we should• S et in return, not 3000 British, but.l.ooo British old 2000 Allies ;.ind this too clogged with a Condi,- non, that the Allies were to he sent to their respec tive coautrim by us, and at our expense ! To such u propoition. so contrary to all the pH's ciples sisal 'towed on which exchanges have beeu heretofore conducted, and so revolting to our ne utrals' feeling and honour, by the delay it would oc castor, to the rele ate of our own counttymea,, our Government, of course, has not Receded. IVe feel with regard to our allies the utmost cor diality and esteem, and we highly approve the coil duct of our Government to apply to the relief of their prisoners the surplus of Fiend; that might remain in our hands after the liberation of all the British should hare beau effected ; but we mint say that this c , mutry never could have tolerated so tnonstrous and so inartifyinr., an arrangemeut as that Frenchmen made prisoners by British valour, and at the expense of British blood and treasure, should be set at liberty in eschange I. foreigners, while our own soldiers and sailors still lingered in captivity. The determination of the French Government. to release the British only in the proportion Of one for every three Frenchmen, having been initified to Mr. Mackenzie, he had, we understand, de manded his pa.sports, and the negotiation may be said to have terminated. We lament it fur the sake of the individual suff,ters ; but if, after so many and so important concessions as we under. stand have hero made to the French, they were still unsatisfied, and at last required, us a sine gem 1 10 x, • stipulation so manifestly injurious to the tit• terests, and so derogatory to the honour of Great Windt), we cannot but congratulate the country on the termination of a negotiation which teems to have been conducted, on the part of the French, with scarcely any other object than that of iusult ur de. There was some difference with regard to the numbers to Le released on account of the Hano verian army of Walmoden; but the more important point of the release of all the British in the first 111 stance. was that on which the success of the nego tiation chiefly depended ; though the absurd claims of the Freuch,in the Hanoverian qiiestson.conl.l not hale been admitted, even if the other difficulty bad not been raised. rpLIE STATE LOTTERY will BEGIN end 1 maw vitawlmu wo FRIDAY MIXT, THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OITOBSR 17. Since the srrigel of Lord WELLINGTON'S die. petcher, we have read nothing in the Treasury Jmnitsls but praises of the Portuguese tr o p i pi,.. Men fighting fur their country, and upon its own aid, if not lost to all aenseand feeling, might surely to display sonic proofs of manhood. The joy slid surprise', therefore, expressed at finding that these into were worthy of fighting fur theinselves, in the ranks with those generous Batons who were ready to shed their blood, arid endure every privation, in another's cause, are but a poor com pliment to our Allies !—But this extraorilinsry joy is easily accoonteil fur : in fact, neither Lord Wsudnirron our Ministers expected that the Portuguese troops would believe so well ss they did in the battle of the Sierra de BIILICO, on the 27th last. We shall only observe, at present, that if they lied behaved worse, it wonld have been vain on the part of Euglimil to attempt the deliverance of Por. tugal ; and it is a bad compliment to the discern ment of Ministers, to have engaged so fee in the came of rnen of whom they thought so mearily.—The Di.patches from Loral W LLLIN otos, embracing the first stsgw. of his Lordship's retreat from Celerico, having been thrown overboard by the Marlborough packet, when chased off Falmouth by a French privateer,'there is a chasm in the report of that part of the campaign. In following up the retreat, we learn, however, from authentic sources, thut from the 'loth September to the 26th, the A'- lied Army had continual akiriniahar wide do ad vanced parties of the enemy : on the 27th, the enemy hail all their corps contentrated, and early on that morning attacked the position of the Bri. tish and Portuguese in the Sierra, at two points : the one on die great road leading from Montego', which crosses the Sierra towards Coimbra ; and the other about too miles to the left of that road, nearer the river Mondego. The first point was occupied by General CSAMPURD'S division, with that of General COLA on his left, supported io his rear by some of the Portuguese brigade and Ger man legion; the other point was ie.eumed by Gen. Pit: eon's divisi•ni, with the divisiuns of Generals LEITH and Gm/. upon his ri;lit, and that of Sir BRENT SPENCER upon a commanding hill upon his left, with taro Portuguese brigades, which might be moved to support any point in the hoe. The at. tack, which commenced about half an hour after day-light, by the enemy's light troops, who drove our. in, being supported as they were by heavy columns, en incesstat and heavy canuooade was kept Up Oft bott sides Awing the tune that the enemy was advancing to gain possession of 'the heights. Gen. CRAUFCIO, upon our left. allowFd them to come close up to the 32d light infantry, immedlately charged them with the bayonet. killed nunilieni, and took many prisoners, among whom was Grit. 4r. SlllOl. Two heavy columns of the enemy ad ianceil in front and to the left of where General I't. TOY was posted. A momentary pos • sesslon of one of the heights was gained tir one of thoge columns; tout the 43th anti Itch regiments, and a Portuguese brip4le, attacked them, and in so vigorous and spirited a manner that they gave way. after desperate but ineffectual resistance. ...Some of the private letters from Lord War. NOTON ' b head-inarters state. irons the reports of deserters, that the French army, prcs ions to the battle of 81.12.1C0, had been so straitened fee pro visions. that they had no bread. and subsisted principally on bruised corn. The nature and causes of the late Conspiracy, real or supposed, in Portugal, we are assured, have been wholly mi s understood, or gror•ly misrepre sented by the private communications which hate reached this country. Although Lard Warttan- Tuts has a voice in the Regency of Portugal with regard to the direction of military affairs, and Mr. Sissvails, the British Moister, has lately been ad 'Milted n Member of that Council, we are assured that neither of them took any part in the measurts much have been adopted towards the conspirators. Mr. Mats wrzte, our :lent in France, lately rili4 brined liberty far all the Etiglith prisoners in 111or lilt prison to aNieinble togttlier and proceed to the Theatre. which ony crowded do the occasion. Letters have been received in town from Bombay -communicating time melancholy intelligence of two Officers, in the suite cf General M A t.cot.n, having betu treacherously murdered by a Talk near Ilia him The Enthatisy, which was only ationt SO mull a front the capital of Per,ia on the 24 , 1 i of May, was expected V) make its entry with great pomp and 3o lent:l4y 6 . :1 of about the Ist of June. Lag Friclayi t number of deserters from the French army, arrived is Lewes, pit theit route to juin the German Legion atDexhill: Saturday, the broadside of a new ship/ at about 500 tons, was brought tut° /14rwirle hdrbour by stuns fishermen ; and when the tide left it. forty deck-deals were found underneath. about 40 feet in length. This ship is supposed to have been lost on the Whiting Sand, and to have been principally loaded with deal.. Vl'l Lu If Amin:ay, Esq. is returned to serve in Parliament for the Borough of Northampton, its the room of the lion. Eatv•ttu Bouvtattl, de. ceased. La.t. Wedariuluv was ismed from the Exchequer about 6,000,0001. to the Bank, to .pay the a Pet Cents. Reduced, Long and Imperial AnuutAllq, • tither disidend, On Friday the Bank paid , the Bankers, mud on Saturday coannteocs4,paying to the Public at large. Yesterday, 'he Annoyance Jury iistea ihnps iu Pitnlicte,and found a great number of (*he weights and measures, particularly at a public-house, where they found a uninher of pewter pots short of mea sure from their being beat ind bent in. Yesterday the LORD ill von, sifter examining the mealweighers' returns, ordered the priceof Bread to be continued the saute as last week, viz.p. did. the torment loaf wheaten, and Is. el houheliold, A duel was fought yesterday morning, on Putney Heath, between two Gentlemen of the nausea 4, P.ITNIVER and Sutra; which the latter, who is a Lieutenant, was dangerously wouuded in the i side. Conjugal infidelity has lately been punished by the French tribunals, in some of the departments, with an notion.' severity, though certainly not in. adopt:de to such a crime. A woman, who during the absence of her husband with the army, had formed an illicit connection, the fruits of which were three children, was not only divorced, but ten teuced to two years' imprisontnent in the House of Correction, by the Tribunal of Montaub,in. Yesterday, another ease of Forgery was discover ed on the Bank of England. An old man; who reside. in Hyder-street, S.. James's, hadk fur a long time acted as ,a broker, and received several hums of money from various people to buy strict. On their applying at the Rank for their dividend., it was found that the receipts which he pre to them were forged, and that he had appropriated the money to his own u.e. He has abcoiiil•d.. On 'Monday, the Ist of October, was held the Annual Meeting of the Royal College of Phy sicians, in %Varwick-tam, when the following Gentlemen were chosen Officers for the ensuing year : _ President, Sir Loess Pepri, Bart.; Censors, Dr. Roberts, Dr. Aiaslir Dr Woven, sad Dr. Br i e; Treasurer, Dr Budd; Register, br Harvey; Comminioners appointed seder tlie Art Av. regulating Mad houses, Sir Lures Privy', Bart., Dr. Stone, Dr. Pemberton, 1)r. Lambe, and Dr. Price Secretary, Dr. ;bin meeting Df. Morgan and 1)r. Simmow were elected Fellow.,; Di. Apr, Candidate; Dr. Dwyer sod Dr. Black, Liceatrreer. On Thumlay the 4th in.i. the Farming S..ciely of the Barony of Kericnrrihy„ Count? of Cork. wet on the ground* of WILLIAM NoNeuss., Esq. where a Ploegh was given by the Baronial Vice-Pre sident. W. NIMICIINAN. Esq. us • pre mium to occupant working Farmers, ploupching seven inches broad, and five inches deep, laid at an elevation of 43 degrees, covering the two-thirds of the sod which keeps the seed afloat, so as to be sufficiently covered with a harrow by the angle of the sod. and thereby excluding the necessity of spade, shovel, nr graten. Five candidates started, 'tamely. Juan Dove. Jose Bucam.P. MILLE YAW bier ID DAaexf, and DAIIIIII. Luitur r whis evecoted the work with skill.—The Society, after the Issaisesa was over. adjoststed to Carrigaline, where they dined, W. W. NIWYNNAM, Esq. in the Chair. The Ploughing Candidates, having also partakes of a good dinar,. were called iipea in the evening, to hear the opinion of the Judges, who were plen.ed to award the Premium to JOHN Dove, tor having adhered nearest to the instruc tions.—ln addition to muse patriotic resolutioes en tered into, that of appearing in Irish manufacture at their next meeting was one, which we very highly commend. 414 I ; A M it & ) 44 ~ t, rpRI.vCESSAJMIELIA, (11111177 up our account of yes..-te W a lament that it is 7day, i test iic I i ts:: lb there caovnetri very a : do t : D i itbgelih:iviattipaornily voluted 84.6111 ' .. . featiotho ] ourtot ad • ry much Monday • 614 thi rud wan MAJesTY decline coming to to vii this d a y. asuicedsacudael;,ll. wootole •Ou na e ri .li s ildhu l o Yis f il 'l3Blll C ildit Ise u lrYi l t el f i c:t i sr : ae a lr:: : ll" s it: e ; a'r o dr; a i sP i i t a b e ir i dt o b i Count e the Qt ne ,: e ra o f c U 13 4 1 r t i L ta o i r T t „ % ad V A 11.SilitizGabloayb: Lad y Et " th Princeos,* AUGUSTA and SOPHIA, attend TAYLOR. Primmer M*ay continues her constant and • fectionote ottenclairce upon her beloved, but yr a ffl ic t e d aister. the Princess Anima. The fits QUEEN. and all the 16 )11 1 Fr ani l Yr Ire constaat their visits to Her Rovol Highness. tk ORIGI.ve PoiTXY. .11 fr IMPROMPTU, dip ON SUING SOME Nettle BRILLS/1a? MR. NUT'S WltineW IX FLEFT.STatiT. et Famed Egypt's tall csnea ,oust now ere op their pllcti sd And precedeuce nu !dozer t:nir Infaiseas grace ; ice Fur of " Wonders" it sum must be lot on the hit, r 1 That these lustres so clear should be wade by a ! D. nn BiIiGHTON, Oct.. 154 rr The serenity of the weather Still oecle:o rs pi, 'de to he' quite full of fishionable enitp i n‘,-- At The arrival!! keep pace with the depatture N • Dr The Theatre, since the engagement of Ale. Bow 'al HAM, has b , en the magnet of fashionahte sero.. IS bon. On Saturday evening he tcok his benefit. " w h en t h e house w..% erowderl.--He will nuke los 'k• lost appears. ce on our boards on Tuesday, foe tie ill benefit of Mee liontsow. The Earl of EMIXIhOIIr paid . as a visit es Two. lA'. da' last, The Master of the Ceremonies' Ball wi!l be re fe Monday next. al His fiord Highness the Prince of Watts Irlt ii • town lost eveniug, for Wiudoor. .te The Duke of DZVONSHHIE entertained a mart sod ;Arlo( Mobility at chimer yesterday, at Chiorot. Asti' Casting's house in Arlingtou-street lets r t .l soidergone a thdrough repre:r. ars ot • O The Marquis and Marehionms of Stilton re not exi.wcted town until the middle of Jenuar. Fr . The Marquis and Marthimsess of Assaults re- Mr. I t urged yeeteveley to Surname. hoist The Dowager Marchioness of Bova is a Awl in town next week, from Derbyshire. 10 Lord Basniono, and his son, the lion. 31i w' Baroosnast e left Lord CLANCASTV's seal ise r; County of Galway, a few days slime, ma vs excel ler, Mon to the Lakes of Killarney. which hate been v . , gSr toted this swop by more families of distinction the sod' was ever known before. shot Sir SOW'S , SMITH introits to leave Bath in the , few days, fur the Isle of Wight. He will afters arts err proceed on a tour iu Devonshire. tool ,• The lion. 401. Fosexa, son of the C eneel/or of lir.' She Irish Exchequer, io about to recrice the hand lea of ;bliss SIL6I/4t N(eYON. of Belfast, whole heiress to a' the whole of the Mszateue estates in belied. By talaing•the impression of his pr;soo lic4 in soap, Robert, en doubt imagined lie was paroling les the most probable method of getting dens off, and with deem hand,. It On 'firesday the gth inst. the Eorl of Atoree, as stud officers of the Aberdeenshire militia, gave a 801 l at the harrseks to the Mayor and same of the ;el principal inhabitonto of the town -of Perwick, .rd gentry in the ireigbourhood. The coutdry•doirces •e ‘ commenced at nine o'clock, anti were kept with great spirit. After supper several excellent ca songs were sung, ninth and goml-honour t eem'. r. d, and the company retired at five in the morning highly gratified. Mis..loanste is this night to perform the part of st Violent., in the Comedy of The Wonder ; sod, to•: ,Y morrow, that of Letitia Hardy, in Mrs. I/SOMALI) I Comedy of The Bells Stratagem; at the Lir:l34J I : Belli Mr. BANNISTRa is colter d at the Gosport Theatre for three nights. On Monday last he est to commence in the port of Colonel Feigniall,tu the Zk Comedy of A bold Stroke for a Wife. Mr. H. JOHNsTON was to open the Royal Hi- bernian Theatre, in Dublin. on Wednesday with new performers and performances. Mira Futon was to perform the ports of Ropes, in the Opera of Lose is a Village; and Cardisee in the Farce of The Prise ; at the Newport Theatre. tr Hrr engagement was only fur two nights. Mr. Pore, late of the CoventedGarden Theatre, has Comasieueeol en engagement at the Bristol Theatre, .111 in the part of Othello. Mrs. JANRI, Mn. Knivelon. of the Dublin Theatre) made her debit 4. in the part of Emilia. in the T, agrdy of Uthelk. On Friday (veiling a Lady of the name of Sesta • LING daughter of the late Admiral Dicasow) made I her first essay on the Bristol boards, in Janette. is 41 False and True; she sang in a very pleasing style, and does not appear deli: hest either in taste or cue cutiou. Mr. ATTLEY'II Amphitheatre closed, for the success. sea ouon !Woodsy last, after the most unp a r alleled We have received. from almost all quarters, un- usual instances of premature and second fructifies - lino and blossoming, on apple trees, pent . trees, and wines; le enumerate which, we think, would pro rc Si tirereine to many of our readers. Notwithstanding the very mild Autumn* the • woodcocks bars already made their oppearam , . A very fine cock. was killed by Psi LIP Slier /WM. Esq. of Garcosab-Park, in Cilenceetershire, e the hut week, •..