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which hoe just been received, and of which the fol. "ming II a mend copy : ATAKONTE. ML 30. •• After having writtea the shoves the Jaw). of Seville, which this day arrived here, received the information. 11,!lastero,, having been informed the enemy iaten d .••l to attack him with 11/00 horse and 4000 font, in the vicinity of Ara cruet, determined to wait the attack, although his corps consisted only of Who infantry.— The %sit',: ! waved so fortuitwe to onr arms, that 309 the. enemy's troops a r m killed, and duo wrsua,t, d, among whom is a Colonel, and the F. youth wet• chimed to make a precipitate retreat 'to Seville. 'They fought ou beck aides with fixed bayonets, in a gallant m.nuer; and Doti Uallasteros moved afterwards to Arachr, to procure, its trovps some rewrte. Several Fr.tich Officers were kiMed, and nor General omitted three of them to be Witted in the parish church of Araceua, because he anlio" stood that they were Rowan Catholics. All the musicians and soldiers of a French regiment were Lakes planters." 1,1.1101 t, JUNI It. Ar. article, dated Badajc4, June 11, sit)sww." 10- telligence has been received, that the division of composed of about 3000 men, has arrived in Cadiz. The combined army in that place as sumes the most formidable aspect. to Some letters, of toe latter days of last month, assure, that Maaeuna, after having reviewed dif %reut corps, returned to Valladolid." Advices from Ciudad Rodrigo, dated June 7, lay, the French are now besieging mar town, but hare not 3 et received any bettering ordnance. The advanced parties of the English army and the Spanish flying parties are frequently engaged with the French, but no action of moment has as yet taken place. The former occupy a position near this place. On the 6th inst. they gallantly beat off so attack made by the French, and drove them, with considerable loss, across the river. JUNZ 13. The last intelligence received from Catolowa is of the most satisfactory nature. The enemy has sustained considerable losses; and not dared to ad vise, notwithstanding the i.iiiforcemciits which he has lately received. The Castle of Ilostalrich still holds out, end, from the present situation of the Spanish army in that (loader, there is reason to expect. that the French will find it advisable to raise the siege. Letters front Goenves, of the 4th inst. advise. that elearencli made several inoveineats,thrintruitig our line. but did not venture to attack it. The last intelligence from limpnes s of the 4th inst. atom, that the French have evacuated the greatest' part of Asturias. Caere. JOIE 11. %nee my last, thiogs have continued here mach ,1 the same state. The enemy cceupy the some posaiouti*v are streitgtheoing our line of defence by intrenclied pasts, exteading front St. Peter to the Ciaeraca: thus, oat that aide, there is little or nothing to fess. The 'July vuluptable part would therefore *pew to be the Cermet itself, though well forti fied and protected by • kind of bay, formed by the . risk of land between Futitairs and the euroeslora, opposite the Trocatlero, where some batteries have hero lately erected. but where a more efficieot defence arenas 'memory. The inset patriotic spirit prevoils in ell our neigh bourhood, sod I eau assert, without he.itation, that when we feel confident enough to enlarge our sphere of action, we shall receive cordial assistance from the adjoining places, and a favourable diversion on the part of the Surrano. SIGUZSIL4. MAY 7. - Accounts have I,et n received that the French lie erecting fortiticattols at Buitrago, on which they make 200 peasat.ts labour. They live with great caution and circumspectlon, notwithstanding which, however, a party of patriots shout the end of April killed fire men, and carried off 15 horses. The party of Dow Geroniuno Merino, consisting 'of 250 cavalry, and 50 infantry, within these few days. routed 260 French, in the neighbourhood of Espeja, tsking 45 pri•oner4. 9ao tnu.lcr s, mad 1100,000 rests in money, with a cousid-r.iblt convoy of Bruin, which they were escorting to Bingos. A greet port of the runners the Frew+ r ok near Leriir, on the 23d ult. have made their escape, and taken the mt.(' to Navarre, through Arragoo. The enemy, who had evacuated the town ra Soria, returned on the 11th o► April to re-occul/ ' tt. They imposed en the inhabitants au enormous contribation in money. too co-vs, and seine thou. send Assegai of wheat, to be delivered at Burgos by the 24th. &Rig is now free front the Fieoch.—(Casette of the RegeNey, Jane 12.) TrlteLL, IIAY 24. In the beginning of this month, the party of Don Hernandez. temoiating of tnn Infantry, had a refs .:more with the French, Dear ReNueon. and killed 15 men, and wounded 10, with no other los, on their part than a single roan outrided. They write horn Sismicerta, that a fen thy, aft.r - . fletteral &idly% ureArn ,, :i trout Iva ni 11.0 she knigildosof Valets:al, he poi/honed toe decree of the 11th of February, by otic!, ;I Uli '4l totes the kinipieet of Arregoa from ,fire.srlit of Sp4in, and Item this dominions of bit ttrotber dne.rl., 1111 . 1P.N , 11 . 1, .1 to his or oniisiw, sn.l issfo• ,- ,g or 0 a iaullonanae goveetieeest. IN the ffiLllte L:er.ctal -u appvicvci Gorernur LONDON, THURSDAY. Jutir 5. Private letters from Bengal, via Madras. acir . oe the arrival thrre front Englathd of the slope IViltialei Pitt, Sir William Putteney, Saralt (;h►ialiana. and Lady Lashing:ult. Vesterdoy a ballot was at the East India House, to determine whether three parts in four of the Proprietors coneurrid with the Court of I):- vectors, in their re,olution of the nth ult. exonerat ing the owners of the *hips Bengal, Jane Duchess of Gordan, Lady Jane Duadas, and Coiessita, from auy blame respecting the loss of those ships. At six o'clock tile glosses were closed, and delivered to the scrutineers, alto reported the smothers to be in favour of the nsolution of the Court of Directors. tVe have the pleasure to announce the safe ar. rlial of the ships Streatham. Tottenham, Deearies, and ()ream. off the Isle of Wight, the 2d instant, under convoy of Na MAJESTY'S ships Inconstant, Unnamable. CoFedor', and Cherwell. Passengers per Ml:arm Mna Mills. Mr. Hcnitrtsun, Mr. and Mrs. Garden and Amity, Mr. ♦T. Nub and Mrs. S. Jarvbi. Passengers p. r tieran : Mn Stensit. Mrs. Pure; Li.•utcnant Paekburst, Ilia Myrs•y's Ceylon Regime's*. Passengers per Tottenham : Lira. Csockbena, His Majesty'. .2.td Regiment Ensign Tbutnao, and Mrs. Duanig.usles. We have received German Papers to the 2rh f•oin whicii it appear. that Russia has pre :Vit.. to the Austrian Mounter at Prieto. burgh, stating. that Wallachia and Moldavia ant is future to be considered as Ru,*iaii provinces , . to be guirtrocit by Ituemen laws; li.. 111110 . Wit • It'll) to the exportation of several articles from Wallachi t to the Austnan territories, aad rhprived the A iistiisii Consul nt Bucharest, of the influence no ch lie enjoyed over the atiicirs of Austrian suhjerts in Wallachia. Against which proceedings Austria has remonstrated. and reminded Russia that treaties have for a long time subsisted between Austrir and the Porte, by which these matters were fixed and regulated. The dis memberment of Turkey, long a favourite object of BotrAraars, well enable him to indemnify his fatherin-Iaw.F9AIICIII„ for his laser, and this 'yu le of contention will, no doubt, be eagerly seized in execution of the plan. The Francis Fretting Packet iv arrived at Fal mouth. frets Cadiz, tom which place she sailed tin the 141;t hist, and the Priacess Packet, from Li hors, from whirls she sailed nit the 18th.— We have received by them Spatligh Papers to tiler Utli. and Lisbon to the 7th.—Up to the 1:16, rio thing uf Importance lied occurred at girrison was in goo I health and spiiitv, and full of tootiJetice. The Lisbon Papers Contain ailvici s flow Ci4dad Rodrigo,,the 17th. ahuh vtate, that the French Led commented the sive of that plaCe, and that the ash-eked parties of Lord Wartime:. Tom's army had several skirmishes in that vicinity with the Fre:.ch, but none of any eonseque9se. On the 6th, it is said, the French made an attack on the Eii 6 l.sh, but were driven with loss actor; the river. A general action, it wouli appear, could not be much longer dclayed. A full account of the interesting ceremony, 055 'foes:lay, at thsforJ, i.; given its our subsequent co lumns. It is matte' of regret to all impartial lovers of decorum and literature, that a great deal of puty spirit .hewed itself in the reception of the dills rent persons presented for Degrees. A rude ex pi.s.dou of disapprobation was even attempted apiiiist the Cliducellor, Lord GRENVILLE, but it was feeble and coutined, and soon overpowered by laud and general acclamations of applause. A si milar attempt followed the nomination of Mr. TIERNEY, but with no better success. If it were not our wish to observe the utmost impartiality in our account, it would be invidious to notice th:s el 1.- cuiristance, as it is out iii bunion nature that so warmly-coutestid an election should not have hit behind it some feel•:tg of envy and di•ippoiiii ment among the partizans of the unarceessinl Candidate. At the Installation of the Duke of I'OATL %ND there was a lamentable instance of it in the e.ise of Doctor DetitsoN s who ac tually broke his lista its consequence of the minks of disapprobation w !lick be received from some of the audience. Ile took ill immediately, and died shortly after. Mr. SHERIDAN it seems bad declined, in a letter to Lord Gacavitta, the proposed honour of Doctor's Degree, and did tint arriee until the ceremony was over. The Mom- CAS AMBASIADOR was also absent, being Latisseuted from attending by indisposition. The conditional &le for Trials at Ba► in the case of S,r F. Bottom o. The Earl of SI OIRA and OIL SI:IIJ CA NI-at-ARMS of the llnn.eofCetuut on', ..a. in.lite absolute, last morning. in the Court of . King's IP-sic:h. Mr. Serjeant titt'e►►Rßt, on the pert of the Plaintiff, wade ao objection, but wished the Court to tix a day for the trials. The AT TORIILY-(:ENRRAt. %stated to have the demurrer in the action ar,4iiist the SPEA K La, to be argued pre vious to the boat... '► he Couar the demurrer was not before them, oil till! ) (-mild tale no notice of it on that motion. They thou Axed' ue.J•i t the 20th of Noveuslser. for the trials of liar. . - Tilt! if WiliCiCha rrive 1 d a' Plymouth, Gum Nlalta and Gibraltar, bril,gs an ac. count of *yen , severe action is the Mediterrrnean„ . _ I.,etweru the English frigate, the Spartata, and frigate, corvette, some tirtg4, and several gun boats of the C.III:IXLV. The ‘auti•- , . was *eruc wounded, and between iO and J' of her men were killed or w.iunded. The enemy, it ii supposed, starred still More heavily, and we should. corichute the English frigate succeeded in driVing the eiirtny's flotilla off, as she capturid one brig, and sunk anotti..r. Tics is trrobobly the some ac tion us that spiiken of so eolfiriedly in the Freach Papers, iii which the enemy, us 131118111. claims a VirtUry. The act:omit, liawevi.r, received by .. the Woo/midi, is sot sufficiently precise. Passengers per fi r oohriefi:— 'Marquis of flute, Marchioness of note, Lord Doshl Lord Dudley, lion. Mr. Stuart, Lady Froacis,•lien. Mr. Hayes, Miss Marston, Mr. Thomas, Mr. Cooper, Lord F.lrriugtuu, Lurd I.esislium, Mr. Vyner, Mir lobs Carr, !qr. Devilries, Mr. Tinton, Rain Carlon, Anther, situ: ilisputchis from the I)ty of Algiers, sad at Lautsh in,- ' WIWI'S. Orders have been gent to Portsmouth to fit Ant four ships of the line, and six frigates, to mil with all dispatch for Siily, with some irottp-ship., car rying out reinforcement, for the same place. Seve ral Cierfer..l Officers are arrived. with orders to pro. coed withal! alacrity to their respect , ve stations. An order hag 6e, u received to dtscl , arge the im press gang at Mirgute; ■leo one of the two impress gabs% at Dover, whteb has accordiugly taken place. A gentleman arrived on Tuesday in town front Paris, in the space of s. venly hours; he bangs nu intelliip.nce of importance. Hrspecting Spain, the chief object of interest at present, bat little is known in France; all private letters being destroy. ed ahich contain any personal complaints of hard ships sustained, or general statements of olistruc tiOlia to the of the cout,try. This in tentional cuticeatininit strengthened the prevalent suspicion, that wallets were not there so Circit.- able as might be 'wished ; and the filial result was -taroese.s. sweettv•orf anubt. Tuesday. in the Court of Exchequer, the ease of the KING t. Lord G. C•ventilsa was argued. It is an information filed by the Arrnan EY-GENE for the duty on 61,9611. stated to he the real. due of the property of the late Lord FaLDSIIICK CaVaND.SIII, in the possession of Lord G. CaVaNs DINH, the residuary legatee. It appears that the Noble Defendant obtained the residue in 1802, and it was not until ultra that an iceoeint of the stun was delivered to the Commissioners. The property had then increased by the accumulation of interest, and it Leconte a question whether the Crows' ass iotitled, by an Act passed in the 26th of the King, to exact a duty on principal awl inte rest, or for the residue only, as it stood as the death of the testator.--The Court did not give judgment. la ease of au inutile° His Majesty may nrdrr Loral 31ilitia to he inunedintsly and marched to soy pert of the Kingdom, ter the pre. erotism and repelling of such invasion, end may keep and continue such militia, se embodied, for any period Do Majesty may think pmper, not4rse ceediug six weeks utter the enemy shall hairetbeek preveuted, or repelled from the coast. Majesty has beet' pleabeti to order,i that the General Court astral stitch was lately held at Cosentry, on en ()diem belonging ro the „Local Militia, shall resit. its proceedings, as well as enter again inter a foriher ior;eutigation ; the Court will t he:. fere tr. -aft t usble on Thursday '" ;, .! 1 ••. tr, . - , et; , to 1100 v.:titßT. • .MO.) L The Kinn /me* to tow n . y este m twelve o'clock, tie . , %Indoor, in hie ' cofigred by parry of the II a Aj rtrwatt roc rirtol ut Inc Qu: ht Dokoo of l'onK, littsT, C. Ci:411E111.41.411. Soon oiler two o'clock the KINIk le%re, which ast , :itt...nr!ed by Enriv entodow, ita , hneak and I.herpool grave fleathlirld. and Jtiveir, lioadeal hicsara.yarre...f. Ityder, West, (Groom in waiting) Tire following ha.[ the honour of ' to His itik.rrolv Lieut.-Geo Sir Hew Ualr mole. oa brig eel to the 19111 Regiment of Foot.. Captain M 1 1 .4 3.131, ea has apponoroNe sag ral of ,Grr Ordioaure. Unit Pautet, CoteLelke poinintent, and his rem* froru I Lord Oheifortil, ua turno.l t,. I, . 1 Major a n d lout -1 . t.1 Gaud*, uu kis proce.uti.m. • Cd.ThßlLlw6. J The annit.,l tueeting of the Gower , Contributors to Atltienhenulte's H,, on I timidity at (Lest St. Ilisty's excellent and 'tope.; iv, semis the Right Reverend the Loral St. John's Gospel, char. 5, o. automat ti to 174;. 2e. tht„ On Thursday and Friday evenings lected concerts were pvrfornieil at our to • very reepectehle though not . dience ; Mrs. Billington, Mr. liartletua o , performers, displayed their usual abilities, great satisfaction. The two Cuininencement Sermons yesterday were both preached from t (Gen. chap. I, v. 8. Let dere be light, Dr. Buchanan, of Queru'ai-college, Indi•i). The dutch was very Among several persons of distaucti his Grace the Duke of Rutland, Ely and Bristol, lh ans of Carlisle, Bruno', the E. .r 1 of Enston. Lards Compton, Sir Vicary Gibbs, &c. Helots of flares, Profeaeots. &c. The evening pirciftieriesie an Cler--liall very tir;llient, (ow. lientringtoo-gandidtlsc sfr Toil day •-•••••••• Glutei% A t .rligres.. ass selected lyto X AA • 111X•itt)•'41 Histhovew the PAnce k X Itislatiklitailcr,..)eattridosi, at Culture...bre:se, select part, of Nobility. The Couitiess DARRYNORE . I street, on Thursday, liar attended beauty and fashion iu town. The playltd the usual Road taste of the • were of the first order. The comps saae.wiele at eleven aroiock. And dastuo4 meuced. which was:coattuued with greet two. IVhen supper was unnounced. 250 sat down to every delicacy the -- after which they returned to d.rr faistaseiriewe , and few departed ti Tire Dowager ,Alatuluauess of taken the houslou Alhemarlessircei pied 1,1 Mr. Cat.vr.as. lAtiat;inf Tiaer. Esq. and "ed neat Friday at their bonsai* from their seat near Einchley. Common. G arum' Joao erosn, Esq. M. proceed (text week to. Brighton. The Earl of &valorous is detained account of the indisposition of one of daughters, Lady Gass, occ34olierl . ship falling down stairs, at her house, street, Berkeley-square. The Countess Dowager of truly, last night, at her house May-fair. which was attended Neinlity its town. The lad arrivals at Cheltenham The Misouis of Salsbury; Sir C. lit [Ally Nettborpe, Sir J. &Aran: ; General and Mrs. BerLetey ; Coluurls Vevey sod naut-Colooets Rochfort Gives, ' and " Dirkeo, Butler, and Bruins ; Csptstus R. N.; Captains Rose, Richardson, S. J. West, !Ober*, and Stopford and Mrs. Pella, Rev. Messrs. C. P. sad Aryriek ; Mews. Crowell, Ford, PIIIIIEII, earl, Dorrrybouse, Grah4lll, Hoe, Red/Lust:3w, and Thorne. Lroplots Fair cummencos tins frvtinties. The Opera of 7'ke Dvennet tended, at the Lyceum. last nigh) was ill tine voice s and was Most I in his three songs. Mr. Cucuta land Mr. Iticnas expected to join the Corps Ilransatigne at the C. tritium Titeatre. The forthcoming Opera, ot the Lyceum, . the clinrcal pen of Sir Jsmrs BLAND Maass, author of the elegant play of Riches or, Thr fi old Brother. Tie company on Monday evening. , st A'ausl .was of the most elegant and distingui,hed desot; tion. Among others we noticed— The Doke of Portland, Darien* of Ihr Moira, Coostess Loudon, Martinis and Mr Earl mot Countess Westmorland, Lord Coantris Cowper, Lady Melbourne; I. month, and itaaeliffe,Conalves Shaftesbury • Eerdlcy and Barnard; Lady Pomfret; Lor ds Craven; Ladies Paltatiejr, Ellraborutoth, and • SW David third, Hon. Berkeley Cr way Sit &C. Miss FERO:4 sang a new song, con:voted by W. Palma. in *lnch she accompained herself 4. great elegance on the tambourine. She rev rest applause, and was encored, as wan el.O licarsti, in has popular acing. " /kers , * Codes*: • , •)• Sallie of the pima 4eueli At long orecttnt of the upaetting of * birt, junoly of Mr. L iu• Iggw4b r y South .Laspiteth, on 'the r, i.e 14:ixs • ge, 'dn . Sunday, the whole of which •," 7. Ina concludes arldstitarsasing a hope WI this paskeppy canneplie will ,dolor et` , •ri (MT " turmg their lives on the water. •1 ht cL 7 gtru furl. 4 rpn. itz ‘ b ~. 1 4 Nir is 'Psterd ty. Fut sloy we: (dU tales l'4l 1.., : Jr Rik held a pr.;uatt ta I 7 Po e l lent, tit 1,„ Are the if Laing prese n t tar tvt Pin J Cry at 1 . , c Sievert . Gt.. "I' the ArtAikey, ea Wisp. 04 ' 111 tt,,e,mat t l Lagi tti LILT fl. al wane,' tad 'd m 0,5 trial s chew., ;,, fir ki I WWI WV!, I , 1 ishop of E-i. 1-. 44 as . i tb Sings taro tell In fir t our Ne , v T;11.4,1 as not uunrr u. as. airman, .iihro th abilities, 111S , 1 gage to r' nuns at St. Mary's min the same test, light,) by the Iler. liege, (lately frem th r touch carded. $1 (lion were olorrod „, id, the d lisle, Nnrwith, sad Lards l'alrarrson, Se ' With Ulan OL tit et :e. SI Pure sit tai eria) to co rA ca of Mooed. th fish rellawip of 0' It ...0 lid' of wALt$ gut ulttocabause, tat A tr to ball is Sacksillo led by neariy all the tl rile decor:mood* the fair hOltesu ul conismay begs to dancing sown cu. with great spirit hl i lanced - . upaards the season affaded trip i! es tie VA .1 till half put sir. of LASSDOWt. 1111 L, lately uena family. ate exPeel• riw l'ortamo-plaw, P. rod faasi:y, dl 1 detained in tuni OR inc of his Lord.hip's onsid by her house, iu Chide. Essri had a card. in Corsmaartiew, I by the prinoril am are :. fleabag, Rir H enrol Mathew; Cohad sad Ewell ; Lena Meditates;id Mat" as %sward sad Warn S. Hanes W. C. ilk ; Dr. Willis; Re. VA P'. INzhis, R.. Rarano; , PUMA, H)bank kki• Re..ln.ushae, a day, ith 1:4 OA was eery well sin ;lit. Air. PULL''. rapturously eac,rei y shor' l ) ;Lama Duman, file itheo or, rhea J e st i c e a t L a i r q y e g e c e ls e : e t n▪ d Dtvamolure. f,rl d Marrkungss Pagoo; Ili rd Es;cteoln, Sla F • ; Lords Onnonal. tesburs • ' Lords roA l e :u'.. 4 bed va des ul , l sti i n n 1 : tt; Lor ds SUalergl oush, and Arshane r • en, lit, Ott. coot mooed by Mr. opassied herself ••: 11 . tine. She rrron' t as wan 111-0 Uri. . 1 1 (knit of' ik of Art Von, by the above-q►entinned dame, nitli unlimited powers, eautirmed the different Ma.' giaratea and lacers in their employments, and bestowed some ecclesiastical preferments. The contributions are continual and intolerable ; op pression daily increases, and the least appear ance of inclination to the Spanish cause s is pu nished with imprisonment and transportation to Bayonne; sad in proportion as the discontent of the inhabitants inmates, the rigour mid vigilance ' of the police are int-leased ; they have spies on the most private conversations. and no person is secure. NEW TIIRATRE.ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, July a, laio, will be 14.11141 a Comely, called THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. • -- Archer. Mr. Josses ,• Follw', M -Middy; Scrub, Mr. Thasichird f Mrs. Sullen, Mrs. C. Kimble I>oriutla, Miss Bottom ; Cherry, Miss Logitu. To Maids wdl he she Musical Farce of H f: ut.:AKER. Stea.ly, Mr. !relearns; I..uktu, Mr. Taylor, Solomon, Kr. Liam; Wu Bottum; Floretia, Mrs Lirleti. Tv- eriorrew, beiag the WI Night or lx r twining 11. i.. Selmott, Shelereeres Tr-aptly eV Hurekt, Prince yr Deuntarls. Tu which Will be .4444. The Watrretati. FITTEENTH TIM I. Lvcrum TlItidTRE •••••-•ENGL.IBII APER. 4. TUTS EVENING, THURSDAY, July 5, will be pea fo, Net Cowie Opens, &led OH THIS LOVE! OR, 'IDE MASQUERADERS Ti,e Chars• ter. by Mr. Philipps. Mr J. S:ulls, Mr 1A ) ... tut, Mr. Rutslit, Mr. Slarshall ; Miss Grihetet, Mn. Orgrr, Mn.s Henley, Abet Yeltv, Mrs Bland, &c. tic. Aftrf which, 99d tune, a stew l'aatoreline Ballet, culled THE CASTILIAN 3IINSTR.EL. Th. Priseipal C:sarertiss by Mr Rubrrt, Mr. Mathews, Mr. 13011,4111, Miss Small, !Miss Lapptiso, ice. ice. Ts-morrow. The Hattori! Tewer..--Oet Saturday, Oh this Lon! ur, The Masqueraders-1b MssdAy, as entirely New Comic Opera, tatted Triclis oNs Travellers. A New 9lusicel Eutertaistuest. nt twearts, is iu rehearsal. ACTED BUT ONCE. 771EATRE-Min4L, 114Y-MIIKTT. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Jdys,dll Se performed, a Nor Ploy, la five seta, railed TIIE DOUBTFUL SON; OR, SECRET'S OF A PALACE. The Principal Chirac tei Ivy Mr. C. Kimble, Mr Sowel lir (from the Tim atre•Royal, Rath, tieing his second yipt..tr.toce at this Theatre), Mr. Alndt, Mr. Poch y, Mr. 11.itinistte, Mrs Glutei-, bliss H. Erily, artl To whirls silt be add, d, a Farce, talkd RAISING THIS WIND. Jeremy ThirMr, Al r. Joues ; bum, Mr. alathes s La t ireht Dwrablr din. liarrnpott ; Peep, Nitta Dr Camp. Tbe New Play, calk 4 Tbe Doubtful Yon; or, tst trete of a Palace, sae weevil:4 %lib the must rapturous bursts of .ip plague, mad will be repeated cur) sweating till further uu tire ;—To.usorrow, with Peepiug 'losu;sssOu Musulay, with Plot sad Cosutesplot ; or, The Peelimit of Ceriraases. •.• rs. La latelligerre, 6,r. ass the last P.Y. THE BRITISH PRESS.