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e ....."-• • _ /...........___-: &I t • '.. - lk . , , s. I . ' 4 St ti- -• 11. b 1 "... :ir 0 , • A... 1, cz itr:c_;,:-.: .. _ ..--.........._. i lb 4) 1 . 1 4 j t \ -11 1 '.- Il i t . r i 1 .....tib 1r ,,,, ....... ........ A A 41. L ...... , :a . . --,....... ‘2(;." .Z;? t NUMBER 5222. Tilt A TRE-ROY.4 L, 7.G.4 R PPM The Public are most respectfully inform. d , that !luring the 'Kegs the Deeoralions of the Theatre have h.sas entirely e cmhilliArd, and that a must material improvement has been effected in the Proscenium. which. on orraeions of Spectacle. ran be rai , eel to nearly doable our former behild ; the effect Of which will he exhibit'', is, a new aee:w in the Play of Monday evening, and likewise. in one 111 the Entertamment. ri1:11A THEA ITE WILL BE oPENEH I. oil MONDAY NEXT, September 6, when will be performed Shakspeare's esdkri MACBETH. The Overt net and Symphonies hrtrren the Acts by Mr. Ware. The Vowel Music by Maiibrw Lorlr. Duncan, king of Stenlsivri, Mr Chapman; Mr. Connor; Donalbsits. Mr Me ; Machrth. Mr. C. Neruhlr ; Mr. Macrearly; Bannon, Mr. E‘ertion ; Fleance, Master C. Parshie; Lewis, Mr Jefferi• • ; ft•ose, Mr. Corner; Kinard, Mr. Crampton; Seaton, Mr C.ire ipupt; Physician, Mr. Trehy; Officers, Messrs Kinn and Atkins; Chamlwristisly Messes. Heath anrl Deily Macbeth, Mr.. Rniiii Oat, Mira Somerville!; Grnitenninate, Mrs Connor ; Hecate. Mr Taylor; Witches, Mrsms. filmi c-hard, Farb y, antl Simmons; App.' Mh0..., Mr. Norris, Masters Parslor and E. Pa sloe; principal V.ical •Vitche., ]Messrs. Damsel, Crompton. Gernert., Guicharrl, Healy. Mom- Soigne, I. S. and C Telt, Timms, W.tt% William.; Mes sianic. Matthews. Riolent. Sterlist, Cosies, Emery, Green, (isioralib, Herbert, Hilthert. Iliff, &r. After .high, ilw Demonic Hammitt. of lII.t I F. HI); OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Ahernelirior, Mr. Ezrorta; Ibrahim, Si.. SiMMOMI fie- Jim. qr . noroo., ; sh J. ; "....r.... Mr. Menage ritirn.r, Matthews; Irene, Mrs. C. Kemble ; Ards. Mrs Li.iuu. A Private Bur may be but fur the Season, or int:ldly, of Mr. &swim, al the Wm-Office. 'hairs opened at k. snit the Play begin at Seven. _ _ . . , It-mr* 7. ; Sero.i.l Price 3% 11,1 —Pit 3+ H.I ; Sr emiti Pi .rr --Gmtirry Is. ; fire I Price 1. —t'pprr Gil WO.. ; litr , t.nol Prirr Sgt. Places fur th.• Biihs‘ hi he taken of Mr. Brandin, at the Ite‘-otfier. Flirt •/rest, from Ti. till Srov Ents:emeota o Ito will make her 16•. t appearance at this Theatre. on Wednesday, in tl.r rha. .•ct►r of Lade TeAilio. M►. Philippa. who will mate his but appearance at this Th►atre. WI TheirMlllll, in th► elia. lacier of Own B list, is the Opera of the Bridge ta.rforriseil by I.eretisaiu•r of the Proprietor of the E•.t;ltah ♦/pert ) Mas II Tree (from the Theatre Royal. Itith,) will mike her 111.91 apin•aranre in Loth, vvvv v no FrhhlV, in the character of Patty, its the °piens of The Maid of She Mill. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. TERRY, 7 Inze ilati4Crr. THEATRE ROYAL. HAYMARKET. 'VIP; EVE:\ THU RS DAY, Sept. 2. .11 will be perform. el 4 New CAwreth . la rwre sea. called PIGEON' AN I) CItOWS. The principilCitaraciers by Mr lashes. Mr Jenn e Mr. Tes,y, Mr Respell, Mr. J. Ruserll„ Mr (tenor, Mr nil. mud. Nn. Daveepert, Mrs. E. Blanchard, Mrs Gib&. The Prologue lo he pierken by Mr. Terry. - - - Pintwins• to which (Isth line) • new Female iniellutle, In one •et, exiled . - LADIES A r Or. GENTLEMEN WE CAN DO WITHOUT YOU!!! principal Characters& by Mrs. Dareopwri, Mrs. E. ricoet.crA, Mr. Elwia, Mac Recommit, Mn.. Connor, bLa Ernibill, 11n Limon. %Ira T. Rill. To whirh will he TOE ne s roit OF A1.1.-WORK; Or. Finsr AND SECOND FLOOK. Yammer-b. Mr. Cantinr ; Multiply, Mr J Rosati!. A<.an,r,l Charaetrra—Maithrw Stuffy, Mr J. Ritesell ; F.ei•,lt Te•gt•linn, Mr J R SerawbV. Mr. J. Rmsrll; Andrew MnrStllergrip. Mr. J Russel!; Mrs. Mac. ba:irigrp. Mr. J. Russell; Fat CW1(11111411, Mr. J. Russell, lo the course of Ilse coning Mo. Liston will sing " Alt! 11.3 r inn, N.rse." Mr. J. Russell will also sing, after the estua►y of Mr. liteleduit, " The Lads of the Village." To eonclu.:e *Oh the farce of I..()VV. A-11-1-‘10111.:. Sir Arehy Mae Sarcasm (first tiny.), Mr. Terry; Squire Grown, sir. Junco ; Sir C.illazhan O'Brallashan, r.Conner triu.Jrcal, Mr. J. Russell. assaults, Miss E. Blanchard. TM EATIt N-ROV.4 ENG LOW OPRBA-lIMISE, 'TRA ND, Tip; PRF.sEN4 --; 11-1URSDAY. Sept. 2. will Ise ; serftwervesl, 41h OW, a sew Operetta, called iOlt ROMANCE. •- Principal Characters by Messes. Wrench, Marley, W. S Chriheley, Wilkiustm, Mrs. W. S. Chatierley, sad Miss I. N‘etreson. _ Ic the course of the Pieces Streusel?, by Inners. Peerless', Heti.. I, AN4 trealloglutai. Anti which, 10th time, a ors Illericel Drama, called THE. MOWN MAN. lirruar•lo, Mr. Dowtnn ; Pramual, Mr. Ruvrbotliam ; Craig, Mr. Wreurb; Manfredi. Mr.V. P. Cuukr; Mara. vino, Mr. Harley. Clara, Mira Carew; Cecile, Miss Kelly. gl 1311 . h till be molder', Mill Galli,' skew Entertainment, iu row art Oa Hie modem style), to issradece a urw Imitator of Aroma and hniul.wa, rifled ONE, TWo, FOUR, FIVE, BY ADVERTISEMENT. 4)!.i Carpletoa. Mr Ls:ic.aster ; Harry Alias, Sir Peter Tr-saie, Doctor Enilall, Sim Dabba, - goal Actor, Mr. Julia iteere. Sophia Coyish-toil. Miss I. Strrerauli. To coachole with the popular Operetta called t HE ItF.N iIEZVOUS. Captain Lldista, Mr Pe:tomtit; Charles, Mr. Huck') ; Qqaks. Mr. W. S arstirriry; Si.,me Mr. Harley. Sophia, Mar-telly; Rose, Miss I. Strurnsea. Tu-asorresr, A Cure fur Reassaar—The Brown Man— so l Tailors. 1" bilfhlP ittl•ecatinor WM-Drama of Tea President mud the Pommies Daughter having been received with rip. I introits applause, will be p. Horsed &very Emaiag etc 9eusuu, Beni fits eseepted. ACTED BUT ONCE. SURREY TDRATME. !PHIS EVENING. THU RSDAY, Sept. 2. 1 at Naito:int Sin precisely, will be produced (2J 10 , :c), no entirely new S. riu-Comic Mein-Drama, coiled 'ENG PIiESID EN 1 . AND 'f He I'EASAN DA UGIII'EK. Prince %alder, Mr. Gummy; Mies (the Prince's that P , ..0.01tat snit FAvnisrite), Mr Huntley; Von Stork (Lord h”tilietlatn), Mr Fawcett ; %Verner (the Peasant), Mr. Jacob Spindler (a Village Carpenter), Mr. Fitz ,ll:4ln. Hewitt la (the reininuit's Daughter), Miss Toylor ; Ito , oira Vow Senek (Daughter of the Lord Chamberlain), Copeland. After which, preceded by Glueles Grand Overture to Iphi .!enie, to Grand Legendary Nieto-Drama, in Three short Acts, with new Scenery, &e. under the title of RIC 14 ARD 11 RST ; OR, etFAIR DE LION. I::elia , A King or England, Mr. Watkins Blondel,Fai Mr. end it,r King, Mr. Gibl ; Seneschal of :Normandy, Reunion ; Fiorentino, Governor of the Fortress where Kiebard confined, Mr. Leinenril. Matilda. Queen of Eastland, ..=eased as a blind Minstrel, Mute PoPoland• in Act 111. a Comte Billet, by Mr. Giroux, Mr. Wiest, 4, • Dose, sad Minn ddenck. Other Novelties are in preparation. 1:0YA t. CORIIRG THEILTR E. Under the Patromace of his Ruyal Ilighutst retuee Looped of Saar Coburg. •.• In ennseeinenre or the rapturous appr..hation wilds which Mrs. hi ikeinhle trim received h. she 11... of Rine Reorti. the Proprirturs resprctiully inform the she will repeat the saute tharitetcr, puititivrly fur Three Evenings oat!. T - • PRESENT EVENING. THURS DAY, •4 DAY, September IL Ilse Entertsininetits will com aware with, for the around time at this Theatre, the highly popular Meki-Drasnatur Romance, with all the (magma Music, Suns, Gleam, Chariassrs. &c. catlrtl BLUE BEARD! (R, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Minim .litre (Blur 11 , aril), Mr. Rarrytuirre. Mm. H. linable: Lear, Mrs. W. 11 irrymore. Alter which, a Muairal Barletta, called THE SI RECK. • The whole to clog/guile with, the highly popular ioterestiuz Local Melo-Drama (she Mitalc by Mr. T. listiore), rallcil _ . THE NORTH POLE! In ibis Piece nil! lie repro 'wilted • Ship .if iilmplege a. le. An entirely New Neriii.Pniiiiniiiine is in Nth" prep.- ninon. sioCIEIN FOR THE SUPPREssioN (IF MENDICITY. A M T N1r.11.. g ..1 Alt I.) oil' NI N AGE ENT ou thy 161 h il+y .1 August, 1819, .1 FREESE, C.l w thr Chair, the following Mow 1111 l s col new Sithscriptions were re purleti lo liawr born .rc,ived since 17th April lasi, wig t * € c. 11./111. ileolie,.F.j4q. (a) I War. Limedate, (a) I Hasid Eds.. William., E.q (a) 1 John Poole. E•q. (a) 1 Wilbraham Egerton. (a) 1 G T. Nicht,tom, Ecq. (a) I N. W Koithl (a) 1 H. 11. Sawbridee, E• q . (a) John Bate. E.q (a) Owner, E•q (a) WM. Greenwood, E.g. (a) S-Iwyos (a) MIII4 T. SeiWyll (a) r.. Gordon (a) Mr. John P.•rrrll (a) Randle darks...), Esq. (a) Jac R, urhirr. Esq ;a) hot Dubrrley, F.,4 ( J E (a' emislitt Snuck (a) Mr.. Smart fir) W.WateslosisreAsq (a) Mr.. Merv- (a) w.i. (a) 11. Grim Esq.(a) W. Hess w,.. Esq. (a) J. Townsreol„ Esq. (a) Slara.tets. E•. (a) 5he.13..... E•sl. (a) J. II S (.I o t 6666 ) 0 (;en Vs.. E.q (a) 1 John tVells, E.. 1 (a) 1 E. C. Ellin, E , q. (a) 1 C. Welcieod. E.q. (a) 1 W. DrowulArr, E sq .(a) Mrs Brown (a) 1 Wm Bromley, RN (a) I NA - I),ton, E•q. (a) E. II J •s Esq. (a) I I 11. W Aikissson,E•q (a) 1 1 Joh., Marten. Faq. (a) 2 2 L Grace, Eaq. (a) 1 1 Folkard. Esq. (a) 1 I W. Drake, Fool (a) 1 1 D'IYIIII Hrran. Eau (a) I 1 John l'earcon. Esq. (a) 1 1 tone. Hall, F.sq. (a) 1 1 .1 Tunikyiss, E-q. (a) 1 1 Choltromtieley, (a) 1 1 Bolter. Shnut, Esq. (a) I I Robert Slade, Esq (a) 1 1 S. itsibiumm, Esq. (a) 1 1 Mrs. 11:0(111,1 II (a) 2 2 Mr. Littleton 2 0 Mot Colder 1 1 John al wiry, Esq.(a) 1 1 loho llwill, Fp. (a) 1 1 W 11. Ttioney, Esq, (a) 1 1 " (a) I 1 Wm. Cordate, Ecq. (a) 2 2 Wm. Hutches. Emil (a) 1 Ed.Goldsmith,Esq (a) 1 1 his Green. E•q. (a) 1 I N. Ellicott, E.q. (a) 1 1 Hammerstry,Esq.(a) 1 1 .1. H Ram, Esq. (a) 1 1 I John PAlonter, (a) 1 1 R. &pinata.. Esq. (a) 1 1 Wm Marahall. E•q (a) I 1 Saws. Mastits. Esq (a) 1 1 Rd. Pitman, Esq. (a) i 1 Ger Bacchus, E•q (a) 1 1 Joiner Riley, Erg. (a) 1 1 1. S. Ta)lor, E.q. (a) 1 1 Hi. Royal Melons...a the Mate of KI4II/ 10 0 Doke of Barri isels 2 2 Disehres of Bocci. nch 5 5 Downer Disrlicss of Noribss miser) sad 10 10 Duchevs of Holism (a) 1 1 %I orquisi of Linsrlowss 21 0 Eve I Grosvenor 10 10 Era of Darsilry 10 10 Earl a Darnley (a) 1 1 Earl En.inss (//) I 1 E irl of Dart swinish 21 0 Ea) of Pembroke 20 0 Lord Visc. Bider's*. 10 10 Dowszer Lady Suit firld (a) 1 1 Lady Knightly (a) 1 1 Laid RII4IOII (a) 1 1 Lady &anon fa) 1 1 Lady Elizabeth Percy 10 10 Lady A. Peery (a) 1 1 Lady Gm' way 1 0 Lord Darulas 5 Lard tir. Helms 2 2 Lady Newry Howard(a) I I Lord Hams (a) 1 1 WaypeCaatgbary(a) 1 1 Ray. ll.. Mslthy (a) l 1 How. F. Calshorpe (a) 1 1 General Pack (a) 1 I Rev. Dr Herilman (a) 2 2 HOU. Mrs. C. Long (a) 1 1 HUH. COW.: e. nab (a) 1 1 Sir Iti,ht. Wigrum (a) 2 2 Dr. Williams (a) 1 1 Hon Geis. Agar Ellin 10 10 Host Mathew Furors. roe (a) 1 1 Lima -Cul. Hamill...l, (doss ) 1 1 Gilbert Heathrotr, Esq. 5 0 Edward Bootle WO bralsain, Evq. 10 10 Jahn Moberly. Esq 10 10 George Heald, Fay. 10 10 Sammy' Kell, Esq. 10 10 J. T. Clisi ke, Esq. 20 0 Thos. 12traling, Esq. 5 T. W. Hirt+, Ea' 5 0 Win. Heldman, Esq. II) 10 Muss Drinzloty 5 Miss M. Long 10 0 Miss T Ling 5 0 Henry Sikes, Esq. 5 5 Pre. John Clivm,sayise 10 10 T.Pirs es, E. 9 M P (a) 2 2 Mr Se-jeans l'irere 1 1 Godfrey Sykes, Esq (a) 1 1 Newbold HI own, Esq. (a) 1 1 Gen Ilsolliatn, Esq. (“) 1 1 Ms*. Jones (a) 1 1 Miss S. Ponorey (a) 1 1 Rev. Thos. Per. y (a) I I Mrs. Vancouver 1 It H. Penney, E.g. (a) 1 1 Captain Packwood, KN. (a) 1 11 Mr. Garner (u) 2 0 Charles Ward, Esq (a) 1 1 ' kroirs Walker, E. q (a) 1 1 James 1..41A. it, Esq ,u) 1 1 We (i.ll Sii/rie (a) 1 1 Eder Mark*, Esq. (a) 1 1 James Alley, E.g. (a) 1 1 D... Moore, Evil (a) I I Gio.Hunocr,Eaq (dun) 1 0 Mrs. Ashley (does) 1 I Charles Sirius Wall, (a) 1 1 Win Alen Hawkey, Easy (a) 1 1 Mrs Hasten (a) 1 1 Willsans Esq. (a) 1 I ./ Halkrt, Esq. 2 0 John Dossier Esq. (a) 1 1 John Biondinest, Egg. (a) 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 I IV. G. Maurll, E4q. (a) 1 I RPv. J. T. Clare (a) 1 1 Juba' Gmrca (a) P. R. 14. I.t,ake, Erg. (a) 1 1 SehrO, 1", , q. (a) 1 1 IA Pl. Muutague, 'a) 1 1 Pfnnke (n) 1 I tlin Et:;p. Elq• a) I 1 Kota. Ingitnio, ['Ay 'A) 1 I Reeeireti since the 101 k of Astve:t. Capt. nawsati (a) 1 1 Mn Dawsess (a) 1 1 Dr. (n) 1 1 Sir S. !hit , Arland, per WYilliam• & C... 5 b George Tri Ohms, E•y. err Will.ssi% 10 10 Awesome's*, per Irtirr GO 0 A P. (a) 1 -1 S Squire. Esq. 5 0 Chas. Fofll, liq. (n) 1 1 Mr. WOkinsaa (a) 1 1 R KRA P. Jos. Hawker. EN. (a) 1 1 311ri. Morass (a) 1 1 10..rley. Esq. (a) 1 1 Thus. PrcsSou, Esq (a) 1 1 Mn. il•tiab (a) l 1 Tl.ie Institutiuts was este:J.llo.W in Nixie!. 1818, since winch 8,3811 eases hare been itive.tignt...l, the suns of 1.3311. 3.. Id. expended in reti.t ..f the pampers, 37,674 aims given, and 791 vsgrents app.. limited rnd cutronitted. A s o toeripiinn cit One GuineJ lor annum constitutes a I;overstor, and a tkniation of Ten Guineas within a year a Gave' uur for Life. Subscriptions are reeetwed at the Satiety's Mope, is Reel Lion-most,. by Mr. John Stephens, Resident Clerk (of whims Willie fair itiotrittatina mey be had!; by the Collector, Ur. Ranee. No. alutott.roo:flack.rood, tallagb tea ; aril by all the Hauliers. W. a:BODKIN, Ilea. flee. LONDON, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 2. Isl 9 EAST INDIA HOUSE, Sr:remain I, ISM. rME COIJU r of DIRECTORS of 14e UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND, tradeoff to the EAST INDIES, do hereby OH NO it.* That • GENERA!. COURT of the said COMPANY will he held at their 1111.01,P is Leatirahaltaireet, out ED NESDA Y, the Itth April, 1410, fur the ELECTION of SIX DISECToas fur four 3r.re. JOSEPH DART, Seeret•' y. riE QUAitTERLY wilt be psibli*lwil in s few Aare. This Any is poblimbrol. BLAcKwoou'S EDINB(TR(111 MAGAZINE. No XXIX for AUGUST 1919. CovTsltri:— 1. fteeloralson of the Parthenon for the Nations) Mosisiment-2 Kimmins no Doss Juan-3. Erni valtots to the Cape of Gsiod Hope-4 Sir William Oissity's Travels is V• 11.101 (70..10Flern of Dr. Cross Os the Foui aud Ler.-6 Translation a Manaseript, found 11/ROOT the &grace of a reverielt HAeer kiileil al Waterloo— . 7. TWO WI/OW% of a Military Work—fl Item-irks on Dc. Watt's 13shlisithecii lisitsuesica-2. Osi Musical Expression, in stow..., to Musical Qoerics in last Nu:Ater-10 Cotnou place People--11. TM Ninth of li.piemher-12. To -- 13 Staissio-14 Nosier' of Repriois of Curious Old hooks, Nu. IV.-15. Hamm, Wanly —l6. On a lisle Attempt to White•wash Mr. Arum/ham-17 Ritmo on Shaken...re— IS. A Parallel between the Master Debtor', Side of New est., stool tbe several Sponging Houses in the County of Shadiest.% —l9. Mr. Faber sin the Pyramid of Cephreises, mainly opeswil by 11.12010-20. An Account of a Fishing Eseeirsiisit up Glssioli Irvin, in Dumfriesshire, with some Observations on 13411 Pulsing-41. liozians ; or, Sketches of P., ilium, by sine of the Fancy: Nu. 11.-22. The True sad Authentic Account of the Twelfili of August, 1819 23. Literary nod Scientific Intelligence-44 ‘Vssisks pre paring f Publication-25. Monthly List of New Publics. Misistls4 Regisier, Lltc. Priiiicil for T. 0.1411 and W. Davies, London; sod Killiato Blartwood, Edinburgh. PROFESSOR PLAYFAIR. , F HE NEW %lON 1 - 11 LY MAGAZINE OF • sEprEmIIF.R I. is illustrated with a line Portrait and Mensoir of the late highly•estermerl PROFESSOR MAYFAIR ; she same Number ruroprisee, as usual, un worn.' of Fifty interesting Articles in genera" Litcratore, Ad. Science, Criticism, Politics. Mamma, 41111 A MIIMeMelliN oinoloy whir) are ; A Statistical Account of the Cane of Good Hur—Weiliworsh's Atrutiot of New South Wale% and on iss ion , rior aolvaotag.a for Emigration...Sl Du Norra•ive of his Captivity in Africa dining Thirty-four Yea".-0.1 Eiyot and the advantages derivable from the New Dieroirrrieis on.tile , in that Cooiliry—On the Art of rower. tai oo io ig she Characoas of Men by their Haiol-writing--Ort the i 'moss imp...saw lov.is toms and Discoveries of our lim•-m Seripiurtl Objections to the Polar Expedititm—Xwasitlera. lion. on various Important 111,1111 V of European Commerce, &c. kr. _ _ Printed fu► Henry Cniburn, I.ondon. VeIY.4GE Tel SoUTII 4,IIRiCICA. (Frurn The Bal►imore CAromiek ) The first volume of " A Voysge to S with A me riea. pro formed by *Bg a / 1 .4W o h, A earnest' meld, in the years 1817 and ISIS, in the frigate Congers". hr 11 M. Brack-silage, Secretary to the Mission," has made its appearance. We present our readers with the followtog estr set from this valuable and interesting publication. Speaking .1 Rio Janeiro, Mr. B. observe.: The whole district of Rio Janeiro is exceed iugly mostotainous, and its %%Hies are in general deep and narrow. The mountains are not as lofty is thaw of Saitzerlaiiil, but resemble them more than our Allr,hanies. 'fliough not covered with snow, they s 1111 l tuna.% let more aim' the loathes «hat is even more dreadful than the avalanche; hugh miswies of earth loosening from the rock by the moisture insinuated 'between them to the rainy seasons, slip down, Mid overwhelm every thing 1.. low. It is out long sitter asp instance i.l lb a kind occurred, when more 'nail a bombed families were buried alive. In the aft the was. having dis minwared behind the mountain, its broad shade was no w s pr e ad over us. and we seated ourselves on the terrace, in order to enjoy the cool air. It. was not long Is,fore we diwovereil • cavalcade coining along the road. Mr. Sampler, the Americus Minister, informed us it was some of the Royal Family. irking an airing, and that they very fre quently passed this way. A couple of liolion-look• ing dragoons gaillopped op. their swords rattling by their sides. They were followed at a very considerable distance by several iodifferent old failliosied carriages, carrying the great 'wattle. " On approaching the house they stepped a few moments, and spoke has a very familiar. fliendly manner. to Mass Seropter. The Queen and Prin cesses were phi's is their dress, and in their moa ners affable and polite.. Bet for the guards and retinue. I should have taken them to be of the respectable claw of citizens. 1. have sees. totoch inure parade in the great pimple of our own country. I should have felt, I mutt coarse, law respect for !loyalty. Royalty. if I had i t no chi. o ccasion arrayed in the pomp and magnificence I had figured to say imagination. Although 1 had mail a greet deal of Kings. and Queens, and Pritweases. 1 had am idea that I should feel so little of that awe and dread. suppmed to be produred by the irradiations of Majesty. Paine obwrees. s that Kings, 041 "11 llsrmorlyti l / 2 are good republicans;' awl being my self of a country where every citizen is a Sovereigii. I thought myself emitted to .taseet soy King or his faintly, on terms of equality. The Leo poldissa was distinguished from the rest; by the [.'nest of het esinpleeiors . ; I saw tit/011'8K remark able w her appearance. and there are thousands ~r my couairp.ouson t wusld choose in preference Inr a wife. It is sold her sitissiiini ta extremely un pleasant its this barbarnos lam!. a land removed so far froth the commonwealth of Courts, and Winningly fitted only for vulg.'s. republicataisin. " - A 'stunner of se:mations stories' are related re spected the lockerings, stud cittarrellings, and par in the Palace. for ow house t. said to lie .ili vitled ur. as itinth it-elf. *. Tlse cavalcade proceeded • • • Attinag the people f beard of ate pieties; affairs 4.1 . werna.eat d.t loot concern them; as tee Vanier, it would lie as &leprous to applatt4 die lieteereatesit atria eperk atraiast it.. If tit!, scow.; wipe* tut these soVems at ail, it meat he with great tertian, sod *ea seert;sy. In s word, the ancrassemi I. a despotism. . 1 along the twarit ; oat p.-seig ti.e barge crew, coin— posed of tweilly-lour smr heir-Inviting Wen. and Snell as Conn' Ittve:‘ he tyieled out of the whole city. they marolo.sted their ',nineties* by touching their hots, said received in retorts a most gracious iticlimatioto tise head from Quetta, and peerless Itra)alty shopped some minutes to contemplate Ike ttn.it• erect figures nod open countenssices of freemen, glutting with the youth and health of our northern climate; and was no doubt struck with the contrast between these mo dern Greeks and its ow n tole degraded slaves. of the Name calling or oecup ttinis. Our pr 1-siairited fel lows dal tout s however, ehoonw to imitate the Portu guese, by falling tan their knees, mod Lis Majesty should hove passed ;to species of idolatry which experienced a salutary check in the per of Mr. Sumpter. some time ago. The incident loos brew related is our New-papers; I shall here give it as had it from die Munger himself. The KUSH'S who precede her Majesty, were in the halm. without regard to persons, of compelling them to dismount and stint with the hat off, until sloe whole retinue had passed by ; the insult had beets bursae without resistaiace by all the foreign agents lucre. except the A.otei icon, whose repolloliean pride ern.ld nut be brought to stoup to this olegrsolat 44444 lie war, hotvevee, desirous to avoid, if possible, brawl% use matter to issue. It Was. 111 1144 11144040 sal by necessity ; Owing intiable to avoid the caval cade. hr stomped Ills horse, anti saluted the Quern; but this was 001 to her Majesty, Who is represented to he a proud sod lostoglity WOllllll. She ordered her gismos to colonel him to di-- ottount ; but on making the anemia, by branolisli tog their swords, the Am.-no-au Minister -tow, oat the drevosive with his stick ; on which they retreated, sad has went um leaving her Majesty highly offended. Tlw Portuguese r st.ated, urging the example of oilier forme,' agents who 100 l mil • tell j but Mr. Sumpter dratted, that if ottani tamely pot up wails such minks, it was 00 pillow wily he al 101. Ile 10114 went armed, mid a sect) d attempt being made s •lior to the firs/. be was yea) , mar shouting the gourd The subject was Inimical before the King lay c plaints on built sides; the King inclined no favour or the Americas, Minister, and spoologised for the insult he had received, at the statue lime gave assurances that et should nut be repeated. The Qnreil, determined not to lie Out done, bring met awns, some lime abets/arils, stop ped her carriage, and ordered her guards, teat or twelve too number, to goo forward soul compel the proud republican' to stay the just I iiiiii tige to roy alty. Mr. Sumpter, who collimated to go armed. dr e w has pistols, thrlaril through dorm. approach ed the Queen's carriage, mad in us deter 11111 l eil man ner remwded her of the assurances lately given by Ow King, assents,' his determination Heller to saltine. He wrist uninediately to the K 11-ts stated what had passed, declared that lie cantioodered his life unsafe, as the Qtteeit scrllled oletertuturol, mid he was himself equally so. The King appeas ed much hurt, mid insisted 011 snaking an apology with his 11W11 hand, wlt cli was actually dour. He ordered the guards to he imprisoned, mod offered SO have them punished ; but &Ir. Sumpter, whose ideas of justice were somewhat different, requested this might not lie. Thr other foreigia Ministers offered to join Mr. Sumpter in it remonstrance. but the object was already gained, as the new order ex tended to all. " Air. Sumpter entertaiaed • favourable opinion of the Kung as to his liberality atid good inlets t ; but thought him much at the mercy of his Munster• lie is fowl of seeing strangers, sod there is no great difficulty in being presented. It is usual for ships of war touching at this pl ace to go through this ceremony. Commodore Sinclair, according to custom, was presented by our Miuisa ter at the country Palace. a few miles from town. He describes bun as rather below the middle size, enormously f it, of very dark complexion, large black eyes, with a good-moored face. He was io a 11111 . , tart' dress, spoke its French. to Mr. Sumpter, and icArd the Commodore a great many questions respect. ing his profusion sod country. lie professed a great respect for the Goveroinetat of the (Jutted States, sod declares himself rodemely desirous of cultivating its frietirlship ; tins lie said he vetoed highly, because lie knew when we professed a friendship it might be safely relied mi. in with. drawing, it is the Curtain 10 mutate the iiiii cement of a Certain animal, not )et the most graceful or the e rea timo, as It i. Cool.lllefell 110.11eC44011* to lusn 010.'11 back upon the King; the autlietwe room ruing very long, the Commoslore found it inconvenient, and not a little difficult, to back out with safety oud grace. Ihe C ttttt tnissiuners dill pint iltitsk proper to claim the I f a presentatiou ; having 110 . tttttttt owe...shut, au hula, they could nasty tie 'slam. ed here its the light 01 private citizens." t I.n.d Strangtord wile aetnaliy struck by nue u( the 'cards, and taken (runs his horse. t The author of the Pichere of Lisboa 'Murphy) gives the following character of how nt n year. of nu.. He is naturally of a guava' ilirowilitou, but young. u cr has uut yet eulsghteue4 his wideraiwoliog, or C.o. WWI hia ( - pm age. He is timid, 7.at h.a wag.. Itw, moll.; he wishes 1.. know • very Ileldg, suit I n a 711$111sler. ¢....- teal every thinu frusta him; he wants :a govern, sad Mlwistrn keep bias aluof frum the gea rilialtent ; he that he reigns, situ he wily lcuds his uwswe to the Iliuistcia, who reip veer bites." MYSTEItIoUS FEIVit LE. (From " The Gor:tels Patriot," an American Paper.] 0o Wertseeday hot • lard-lookict feniee t 1111,mat 20 year• of age, attired in fl mamma vria, same to the boom of a person 100'31 akiout three Mika from !fillaffe, vet the rfilitipshrtrEk mid, an The V6i7l; ra;ad, 11141 , 1 reqloestrd perritiiiviun to remain there a few days. The people iu the lam* replied tb tt tikry Could out afford to keep bee foe noilaiag, a* she did rut •ispear *Me to pay skew Mr thing fur her huard--tkcii viand*, tia ripply wilarwbres e+w--.lle was thew far owl. vauerit is pregame,. Sas sealed that a* Wellipliolle a* *pad thes e S s faphrkr pee*** t Mart lime. her * et i i irtt e l esiod versaase the "craftiest the attri alert le het MO deL • She Appeared crafts% sad (requiem!, west owl and etterard. ' ~.M. PRICE 711. On Thursday n'trysoon she meet owl. sad mss cwe a.n! tune; whoa she came in for app►rante . was mach s;amed, sissincsuu was essithilasivi. and on Friday nwve•ae ...no 4 rite striglibinits weer sent far: whim they rams she oss. tinsel) iaterrogated as to her situation, and who the. • hr.l had tom been bans during the laid Woe site was west 4 ,b. horse? She perseveringly denied that she bad twee tin are such situation as they insintsaird. or the any saris Ming had happened to her as they seemed In insilipoile. The swim. Moils continued, mud search was ountisseneed ararrd met Louse. After a little time the Mooching spectacle of a naked liftlem infant, partly covered with Moms awl talkie!, pm. sensed Moil to their sight. They trimmed in the house. tit. formed her of the fact, and scoot pressed her to dibehmr the particulars. She at last arknowledgid Mint it was hrr (inta— tbal she need nu violence in procure rip densh—ilrel w ells " still-horn." After misty entreaties star was prevailed us to goo to bed A Coroner's Jury was immediately summoned oser the body of the infant; 11114.1.! loartieninoly the ht.. Lore toasty maths of sentence, which rousted brow ilifieted by an std 116.11 V 611111111 00 ow near the infant. t/ire slight amtiod MRS dint-severed MI th► lienot (hi her examination the unfeeling nbuliber (it wad her she ran br entire') persisted in her former statement, that the rht44 was stitt-loorry She gave various I cnuirsilirlury stale. mein& it...preens( herself. She lohl the family she caws toms Ohm—the Jury, (rum :opringfirld, %lass.chussr~.—thus ale ernes...ll the Coaarrtitat ricer in a bend as N orifiousl—that she e.o.m.' the Hodson river before New York. nail tearoom other osartienlars egioully inciiiiristeul and iiimatisfses.ory sad yet, she sermril from insanity—miming • most• deal of avant iiiii Site said her rem. was itiiSu /AIM* —that her father and mottos sere dead, and 144 sia had sitters living at the westward, whom sbr was going in visit . Several respectable physicians were ralle•d as wiluis.re, who gave it as their (opinion, that the child was slier when born We understood that the verdict we., that the child ralbe In its 41.ath by violence by ..m• twiit's' or pclionio os.kuotto to the Jury, sod by the neglect of its mother Ehia altrot. Plii4l'l.: IN 7'IIE .►Ir,IIITbRR9Nr.AN. The following is n copy of n leiter received nt Domemnith (amongst snail others) front sane a she teen Well M lung nog so the brig Helen. .d ohm port. R. Cornish, Waster. giving an anemone of the alesouriatm of shoo vessel on the cooly pars of this month, in the Medlin union's, by • Pirate _ _ " Alumni, Aligins 6, 1419. . . " Mlf OtAt PARINT.-1 write theme lows to inform yin of our ihrailful imam 5 sine, hoping you will fl'elive ibis let. ter heron- you hear of it from she newapa:stra On the 14 of August. being Teresil.y, at 9 p. m about 42 miles K.K.E. of Cape fie Gail, an •rineil brig, low, long, nod straight sheered, yellow sides. apparently pirreid td. 11; VIII., 04 beau, stern him It„ with tail cabin windows, fired Sales 1a....- deviate us to heave to, and semi the boat, with our Caption. ou board. Vie SOUTH'S:II ly lowered the j,,,:y Is at. and 'wormier' alongside We met her boat 9 iltil ai 1 aisaimt men going In bow., the licks. ; we oheroveil a settit.rel walk • jog the starboard gangway, who told us lit Eoglish (in fat t all the officer% and r.rw spoke English) to lay off on on: oars until the (7aptant came 014 ski k, as he only minted to ask us a few questions. In about five minutes aft. r obey sir. Mold us on Mood our own vessel. When we came istongaitle the Helen, there was on officer, apparently in English nate* outfit. tn. and his pox, in posts. . of her; shy maw. diately seized oar Captaits and the remittent's. of as. hove us flows in the fom-astle, and itailen down the hatches, scarcely admiitiog a r enough to breathe. with two sentinels over we, threatening instant death to the first man OM. Afield 0111rnipt ill lo o k up.— Tlary said our lives and private property were safe, as it was only • ttttt e of the cargo they wanted. They kept us bob"' place for iaineueru hours mu bond and water. By what 'we could learn. they kepi Ilw Helen to the SW. sod E. At six a. a. the pirate came and lashed alougside, they then broke open the hatches. sod began to remove our cargo to their error vessel. thiriug this lime we had an oppairianity of seeing thiough a hole they bail made in the Wit-mile deck, to give as a hole air, that the third cloth of the starboard ketch of her foresail was marked • James Quilliai, seal. seniker. Deceive!: in italics. 19 cloths iii the heml of the Ball; the third cloth of the larboard tenet, of her fort-tip. sail was stamped, in capital letters, ' J AMES ASH BURN, SA ILII AK ER, LIVER POOL,' sod a crow-band below the last reef. Her job and fore • topmast-slay-soil marked as her forrlop-sails, her is ww,. and pried" bided, as well as her yards, and her Lower Armed■ in the wake of the yards. The lower masts painted yellow, owl the yards sad mast. head with whole lead. As nine, a as. the brig cast off, and the sentinel declared she was gone in chase of ea. 'Ober resort. We then heard a chopping, as if tloy were wettilluic the vessel, and knocking up the lung.litiat. Af terwards we were greatly alarmed by bearing • great quantity of le•ler in she 11.1 J; we *hell esitrcaled, is the MOW of every thing busman and divine, to grant tio our peso when they equivocally answered you have gut your litres, if you know how to take rare of tissue. Haring our whole confinement we heard their at (tiff. rent iilliMall making use of dieailful expressi tttt a, such es • dead men tell nu Isles; they were constantly exclatining again's. the British Galeria ttttt 'lll Mild is. SUlsicela, and declared Mal if w as i s constqwetice or the taxes mid impositions that reduced them, and would thousands more, if out altered, to the like ;a•- reeding'. " Ai one, p 'a. the vessel seemed to have made a great quantity of water ; she began to roll very heavy ; we then looked up through Ike titular's., and saw th,ro aloft rutting :may thr top sails, ties, top gall.iiit lrillcirda, lift., Igo. 'l'., tlescrihe eon feelings was impure:ill!. , the loonies of death orming us in the face, all OUT lila} c:ss a"ui ei.iteatics visakitsg set the least impression on throe iiilioni in im•tistrra. '.e then made a desperate, Ind usisncerosfil attempt, fat oar o li f b ;h rt r Y lla b tel ow it i -Z ig aZl Shure rn a u Ur it r l ee wi tle o t r l i ll y: 14 ;1 ' 17:g f o ." i re' i dee d kup; ore were STIIIIITIIIIIII4I, litaaal..J latt..t. asset.. rat. ale 110`.41, a w as [ wetter, leaped overboard. One of the vino... fired at him, but luckily inisard his aim, another jumped over, and drag ged him nu ibek ; they then heat hint wrist 111.1TlesTll'ul', i and hove liars hedge to as agate. Haring railed and ha:- ! Vocal down the haulm. more create ghats veer, they iul.l u• i if we made another attempt they wotsl , l blow out ourhra:m. Al last, when they hat satiated their lieliWh Illslielle, an.l considered us sulfic , ently wired, our of thrift told it. he was genii; aft for a little while so oil down, and then Imenosirt rutlfrn :mll give us our lib,. ty. Its 111111 manner -me lay fur atonal as. h • nail it half, our ferliogi ,01%1 might ?Slily lettlia gioe. but 1 ...annul describe tnem. Nut hearing airy noise, we I naturally conduit. sl they were asleep through deusikenuess. aw e ;t au l i a: u t u t i l y li: fi a i g n ov c i u lic r r ui ctf;:r x t ih to e oa sas tr .e h i: s ne w l i rr ha s, c h h y liw ai l le ; i s tt ad ly 1 • creeping aft, to our great joy, fault , ' our emir.... done. — Hat what a Bight •aa the uaforlttitate Helen! Pill feet of wa • ter its her hot.l, arid riakisg fist, oar - jolly-Isom gone, the long boat knocked almost t• pieces, the hatches to tto same stale. suit part of the **arca phtudered, oar 'vessel i wattles' in tox plazge.,four holes oti the maturate, ..wo throtsgh the ceiling, and tae outside 1n..i.-heasis kiwi lied down; the composers, quadrants, pump-ireee, some at' the buses peer mid sails woo., the talon rutontaee•l of awry thine, the rigging cost is pieces, awl Ike name of. the ...see and torat cut out ; in fief, carry thing takes assay or rat V. t hat. . 0 " 111 of toy use to save user frees. erre' .61 ) . manna* vile 1. patch ayes , hint-birat *lib t.wrialliogo. Ni itea.lie ...ii/Pe Shit; we 1111(11-lsoialest ado pi.,.., a WPM 4 = 1 .. j 6. 66 1p 66 she thellellat we (huh). By ibis time the puma . fa; and made mossy after as sitaia. bat tirsishapiy 7 ;Wai wawa' -satsai, we wets Shea rahligmi I. have ere fig, fOr nosier Miabig • Ai* hoe gussets; we "is 'Allied Ban qtrli see" bandit bailing die bast, to keep her alai i bet hied mist . ~--.-.,