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so tit *e may now hope that the capital will soon he purged of the greatest part of the mutineers. The efforts of the Porte to establish order WM tran quillity in the provinces, in order to employ all its forcer against exterior enemies; have not horn attended with similar success. We are assUred that the Howells are making dispositions fur pass ing the Danube near its mouth, and that their army is assembling in the hivirons of Si'Hari.. It is at least certain, that the (brad Seignior has lately or dered the Caisnakaa by a particular rescript, of send reintorcementa and inuirev to the tamp of the Grand izier.---The Grand Seignior now occupies, with all his rutin, the summer residence of Bescheklac. Previous to his departure he took measures for suc couring a great number of families, who, in roil irence of the late fire were without an as) turn.— He has also permitted every Mussis!man to receive into his house those unfortunates, whatever be the ditiereirce of their religion. According to the last news from Wallachia, dated the 25th of May, the Russian head-unarms had hero removed from the Danube to IleNowa. The Turks, on their part, were ruakiug prepara tions for opposing the passage of the Russian army, and stopping their progress.—(Mositeur, July 5,) SCYLLA, JUNE 10. We hare heen informed, that for the last three drivi they hare been upon the alert at Messina, iu consequence of the reports of some cannon, which . were heard upon the shore. The report of a disem -li:trim:ion quickly unread itself in the town ; the alarm hecanie general. The same night an officer and twelve English soldiers were assassinated. PItESDURG.JVNB 1.. Sixteen regittients, the greater part Hungarian, have reeeivill orders to begin their march for the frontiers of Turkey. The Officers ure directed to direst themselves of all superfluous baggrg . e. Or den have been given to store with prcivistuus all the magazines of Hungary. tt . eni in Ileitevente some cavalry, in L bn sonic. *hat mere than I,oou, both infantry ttnd cavalry. What garrison they have left in Ottawa is not known, but will be knoirti to-morrow. On the morning. of the .2 tly several or the enemy's parties appeared on the left bank of the Dritiro. A Spanish putty of SO horse, count:trilled by Don Lorenzo de Aginllar, which, an the lath, meeting with a party of twenty-four French infantry, and put them all to the sr•ord. On the 19th they met with a colonel, an adjutant, and eight dragoons, and served theist the same. On the eoth they nisi with a party of eight artillery-men. with a 12-pounder; they killed them, and took the piece. On the 2lst they met with l 6 dragoons escorting a courier; they killed them in like man ner, and took the letters and dispatches, and car ried theta to General Tahoada, at Puebla de Sa nahria. GOTTENBI'MaI MALL. STOCKHOLM, JOLT 1. Within these few days several arrests of-conse quence have taken place; and in the mean time, pre parations for the trial of the insurgents of the •'oth June emitinnte. The puir-Inineut of those found giulty sill be exemplary and prompt. The Diet, which meets on the 5131 inst, will ivsenUble at Oribio. Sufficient wont, es fur this are to be found in the agitated este of the public mind here, and the number of troops consequently necessary.— Rmie, it is said, hits exprestted her determination not to interpose in the election of a Crown Prince. JULY 2. Upon the humble petition presented by Count Fabian Terscii, praying, that iu order to remove tne unfounded auspic on excited in the public mind against his late brother, Count Axel Fersen, Marshal of the &aline, Steins person might imme diately be taken under judicial sod, nail the strictest inquiry set on foot, in order to ascertain the inno cence of his deceased brother, and clear his mcairiry of the foul aspersions thrown on it by ill-disposed persons ; His Majesty has most graciously been pleased to ordet the Chancellor of Justice to cause the seals immediately to he put ou the papers of the deceased: and the strictest inquiry set cu foot, iu order to ascertain his inucwercitiar la obedience to His Majesty's command, the Chaucellur of Justice has caused proceedings of in spiry immediatelx to be commenced ; but they have not yet thrown any further light on the cause of the death of the deceased, than slat appears from the report made by the College of Physicians on that subject. As tally as the !nth iii the afternoon, His Excel lency, Baton Elgeretrum sent a circular note to the Russian, Danish and Prussian Ministers, and French and Austrian Charge d'Affaires, acquainting then, with the strong me ibUrell which would be pursued to restore public tranquillity and order, and to ob siate all offences against the law of 'nations. The said diplomatic Agents have all returned his, Excellency thanks for the peculiar attention paid to their personal safety, and congratulated him on the success of the steps taken by Gove►nment to restore public tranquillity and order.—(Stockholm Gazette.) EIGHTH TIME. • LATE:UIf TOISATRE.—.E.VGLISO OPERA. A Tills EVENING', TUESIDA t 7, will he perforsied au entirely new Cowie Opera, in Three Acts, called TIIICKS UPON TRAY The Principal Cluwarters by Sir. Pension, Mr Philipps, Mr. Horn, Mr. Mrton, Mr. Smith, Mr..' Ninth Mr. Ori lierry, awl Mr IWeiritl v. Slim Poole Mrs. Urger, Arms Mrs_ Heasley. Preri tttt s to the Opera s a Spanish Dirertisement ; consist. ing of sonic of the most famoorite Dances, and the entire Finite of the popular Ballet of The Castilian SI insterl. To which will be added, fir the MTh tune this Seisoa, a Pantomiatie Flatlet of Arnim, ratted KNAPSCHOU; or; THE FOREST FIEND!' The Comm Opera of Tricks quit' perforsied fur the 7th time last nigh', woo tit-rued by a brilliant and ovc.ilowing midiritre, with shouts et laughter, suit irpcated applause from cony part ut the bouts, aud si ill be urpeatrd every evening till further notice. A New Slelo•Draisiatic Entertaiament. is two acts, is in ethanol PORTUGVESE PAPERS. LISBON. JULY 6. It is estimated that the enemy have lost in killed and Rounded, in the course or this month, and be. fore (%utiad frorlrigo, not less than 6,000 wen. Ou the 26th, at lour iu the afternoon, Dor. Ju- lion attacked 2uo French cavalry. The action was ir•re brisk. The rn►mv had about ;0 soldiers killed, and above 30 hones ktltrrl er wounded ; he likevrie took 16, and made himself master of their camp, losing only one serkant and three soldiers. On the came evening he was attacked by 400 dra goons, and in conseipieuee abandoned his position, aiiii retired to the wood% The tire from the place continues to be very brisk, and does great execution among the enemy. On the troth L)on Julian advanced to the sic's. uity al Ciudad Rodrigo. Every day many carriages of sick and wounded enter S.llsm:lnca. On some days 100 of the enemy have dicd in the hospitals of that place. The ge. nerol 'mintier of deaths doily is about 60 or SO. The cavalry too is extremely eNlisusted ; more than 40G horses 'have been twat out of the coup as uofit fur service.—; Lisbon GdneUr, July 6.) art.a By.oceeintits received by the ma'il of yesterday, J•ly.6, it appears. that Ciudad Rodrigo still merle • vigorous defence ou the 2J inst. The stock had been mogt violent, and the defence as heroic. The enemy must have ►uffered considerable loss : they hsve there united elmust all their forces, as is evi dent by the small garrisons they have left in the kingdom of Leon, and the progress which the Spanish fi)ing Itam. s in .kr in the interior of Spain. —(LisLu• Gazelle. Jame 7.) ALIC tT4T, JUNE G. 13y letters from Cucr.S dated the id inst. we learn that a column of the enemy, consisting of 5,000 men, lisd advanced to within six leagues of that city, alwint the Litter rod of :11sy ; but the French, perceisitt4 the good dispo.itiou of the inhabitints to re, rive them, and their respectable form, General Bausecoart found it prudent to retire by the Gua lasima. It is supposed that they are gone to escort the pretended King Joseph ou his journey. We know with certainty that the French, whom General Sas AsilAN I krt. in Bata, have retired friun that place, taking with them the artillery and am- Inuoitinti they had tilitrP. It is said that the three- (ion of their niaich is for Granada, though oth. rs suppose it is by Despenlitiperros. The cause of this hasty retreat is strppo.rd by some to be the sudden appearance or sercuty sail of transports oft' Cape Gists; and by .the, to keen the way open in case it should be found necessary to nine : hut it is certain that there has not been a single French man in the kingdom of Sari for eight dat•s post ; that in that of Granada, they only occupy the cities of Granada anti Malaga; and that in Cordova, the garrison dues not exceed t,O'X nieu...-/Jest Pepe 7.) DAD %Jul, Amy 4. In the evening and night of the init. the enemy evecuated all the villages on the right bank of the Gisofli,iiia ; collecting \irri•la, which was the heart-ruiartets of General Begnie►; which they quitted yrotettl.sy morning, with the exception of 50t.) men, who were placed there in garrison. At ten iu the morning of the some day, the whole body arrived et imendralein ; where they gore out that in the eveuing they should march fur Zafra. The French easel►y, which was at Lobe*, and had its atika re. ii guar,l4 at Talavera la Beal, yesterday evening I.k..!eise retired iu the dirtetiou of Solana. t SG ViZA• iligE '27* The enemy has efferterl J•wrtiva upon Ciudad ItoJogo, Icanng is Acorgo a garrison of 2,000 ELEVENTH TIM I:. VIIE.4TRE-Rtfr.ll.. 11.11--11.1111irr THIS EYESING, TUESDAY, July 1;, will be performcd • Nes Play, is Five Art.. eallvil THE DOUBTFUL SON; (lit, SECRETS OF A PALACE. Tl:e Principal Character* by Mr. C. Kimble, Mr. &wean, %Ir. Abbott, Mr. Earl. r, Mr. Hatarister, Mrs. Glover, Mors H. kvq, sail Mrs Citlitar. To *Web sa.l be arbleel, the Firer called HIGH LIFE. HEI.OPV STA IRS. Level. Mr. Farley ; 'reruns, • Zr. May; Philip, Mr. Grove; Ihike's Servant Mr Liston ; Sir Harry's Sri-vast, Mr ./1.0414 kitty, Mrs. Gibbs. Chloe, Mite %Jenne. J Act 11. a %lock Sliteett by Mr. Lisle* lied ll rs.Cibbe. A sew Cruiardy. is has sets, is is reinstall, end will be poveliced ea Tensber the isle leesiet 'l'H~; I3RI ' I'ISH jii ESS. LONDON, TUESDAY. Jviv 17. Wt. received, last night, Lisbon Papers to the sth inst. Ciudad Rodrigo iontinued to make a vi gorous defence up to the Ja. The enemy wade a great effort on the 2.1, but the defence was as heroic as the attack. and their loss was considerable.— M♦rsatt♦ has concentrated all the force which he could master on this point; and if be can obtain this key of Ponugsl, Lord Wat.p.taueost, we fear, must speedily coutineuce his retreat : in Centel's plition of which event, we are happy to learn, that Ministers hare had sense enoligh to pros ide the mewls fur the re , :totrarkatiou a our army. But diutild sods be unhappily the result of un expe.i.l tion, commanded even by the supernatural talents of a WettEstse, what is to Isecome of the Portu guese part of his army, enrolled by Act at' Par liament in British pay ? No doubt they too must he brought to England, to improve our morals, and help to (14,-;iii the eouotry against Fr e nch The languishisig state of the siege of Cadiz is Clear ly accounted Mr, by the evident intent of the French on the side of Ciudad titbit igo. 61ASSENA line drawn to his assistance, on the Portuguese fron tier, every soldier within his reach. It is at Ciudad Rodrigo, the fate of Cadiz, shit we fear % of the whole Spanish Peniustilu, will be decided. The early accounts of the riot at Stockholm stated, that the ostensible parties were of the lowest class of society ; at the same time they threw out a suspicion, that the rioters *ere instigated by per tons of consideration, as money beyond their httit.st means was Cloud tipm, those who were taken into custody. By a Ootteuhurgh Nlail, which ari*Reil last night, we have accounts which corroborate this suspicion. --They 6t;i:e that several events of con sequence bud recctitly taken phice. It will he tern, its our extracts from the Dublin Pap(rt, that the Batik of Ireland, ut the recom mendation of Government, hat agreed to grant a loan of '400,0001. fur the relief of the Manufacturers of that city ; and that a Committee hat been ap pointed t 4 receive application% Thia it con. bidtred • eery inadequate remedy ; and, ..t brat, only calculated to produce u temporary relief. Of this opinion is the Editor of The Dotilin roe:ling Post, who recommends us a more efficient mode of ameliorating the state of hlanufactuies, that the army on the iiish Esta blishinent should be clothed with Irish Menu• failure ; for which purpose he proposes that a pattern be taken from an English contractor, and in making a calculation of the valise, let there he enumerated the various expellees of brokerage, commission, inland carriage in Englawd, freight and instiruit:v across the cliannel—and then, if an Irish manufacturer will engage, on approved se curity, to supply a contractor with cloth of equal quality, at the fair price, covering the charges just enumeritted„ let Min he prefTred. A permanent relief would certainly be given to the Irish Manu factures by this annual increase of their consump tion; hot it would fall grotty short of the evil. Othe►s think, that nothing less than a ;epee! of the Union can retrieve the country ; and, at a dmner given by Sir lOWA RIODAI.I., one of the high Sheriffs of the city, that eithp-ct was si rinuely discussed, and notice given of a motion for its repeal. 'Mr. FOSTkli aas one of die most determined and steady opponents to the Union, and, of course, its repeal must be an object near to his heart. In this instance, them he will participate in the feeling; of those who con•uler his finane al system as the great cant*, neat to the Unioii, of the present distressed scar of tout comitry. As to the present date of Dub lin, there is not an imelligent man, in either island, who did not foresee it. Great as this metropolis is, the re:noval of Parliament (mid with it; of course. the Aristocracy of the country) . to Dublin, would soon be sensibly felt in every street and square, from Chelsea to Mile-end ; and yet Loudon has great foreign trade and cAinecitoos to en*. him it, of which Dublin cannot boast a propor tionate ■hare. lu fact, it was admitted by the warmest advocate of the Union, at the time of ►ts discussion, that it would eventually ruin Dublin ; but they argued that this partial mischief was greatly outweighed by the general beerfit which it would confer upon that country, cud the empire at large. I .'e have received German Papers to the 7th, French to the 10th. and Dutch to the Will instant, from which we have mule extracts. They contain arming, frini Itayoune to the •29th last, which state that Massta A is preparing fur the invasion of Prir- . tu 4 al with great eir,ntsr; . that, iu the other part. or Spain, the French affairs are in a pros: —nous state; and that the Russians have obtaiuesl - ...e slight advantages over the Turks. The .Sexiirasvis frigate, of J 6 guns, Captain flu I etpsoN, armed at Pit mouth on Friday. from Lisbon; which !slave she left on the 9.41 inst. and has brought over Geueral Pay Ne, the lion. Capt. Quin. his Aide...lit-Camp, COIN. MASTliall mid Bet.sosi, and Capt. Barmen, of the 40th Foot. Those Officers left the British army on the 2d of June, which then consisted of 36.000 effective troops, in high health and spirits. The Portuguese force was about 40,000 men, who were in the highest state of disciphoe. The allied orioles were then about 270 miles from Lisboa, and about five leagues from the French army soder Alessi**, wl use force, according to the latest accounts which had brew received by Lord WeJ.LionTori, slid not exoted h 4,0040 aeu : they were in great wart of isrovieiour, nolaithstending which they crossed the bridge at Alsiimila ou the first Jane; front this cir' comstence it was thought that a general battle would base been fought ere this.—lt is georirally supposed that the scarcity of pi-christens in the • French army has suspended the long-looked-for at taek. The Semiramis left in the Taps five into of war, soon ; ; Vilanal were tilt. Virapcm4eas. _ - HA Y-M4kKET THEATRE. Let ritht Olio Theatre was crowded by a at elegant audience, to see Mr. Dsmorio's play a t The Foundling of the Forest, vlid' was perform.d for the first time this season. The ptincipal clamp ill the cast of parts was in th .t of the Count de Yet, mon', *loth was so ably tilled last seaso n by M r . Voila°. The character has last notion". II p y , exchange fur Mr. CHARLES KIL)11111.1E; lials fait knowledge of the author's meani ng . iui d , ectivt4 well-merited applause. Mrs. (l Lovas, In jr, tere.sting Eugenia, displayed her fill,' nEtittg tops greatest advantage. Mc. JoNrs playtil the p, t the gar volatil e Fl or i an, ' , rib (hatter,. ;.r, spirit. Mr. 11-Isiroa's Le (lair ralinuridiA comic humour, and kept the audience 1 h.. 4 I; tighter. The Farce of Nut and ('waster -P.,., 1 . alopplause wed, an . d the whole received the most unqii4ial &IL/SM./7? Y MUSICAL FESTIr.IL, The Musical Meeting at Salisbury ass tarn,. roitsly anaarila or 1 4 0 0 peißoo. bi.o, .4 the Cathedral each play. At night the A Y•l'e.o4 nootr, i,„„ q u it e a spreete. The While I q ti a 11.1,ks deemed to have bin little efiret, as pleter i,f 1$ oil( of England notes and eiv.l) was found to pus chase tickets. Mail:tote Cealwiti was in floe tn. c ., roil was itiliv. , rsally admired fer the brilliancy of her cadences. It was altogeth er a lir. lirious unarceatt. The receipts at the Chervil anil Assembly Rooms were about 20001. Mada me r, Litton hurl 400 guineas for her three days lierfor z , ances. Among the cowpony present on this OCCA:eII IF tie lord and lady Neu burgh, the Bishops .f SdisAarys a l Bath cud Wills; lady Mary Blair, Lady Mary T:19... , ;1.,), Charlotte Strausuas, Ludy Nuke, Lady Htiel6X.4t. Sy Ardent' Pact., Xir John and Lady P01k.% lir W. Sir Charles lUrtr, Ssr Soho Thews, Mr. Lettahrt4e, end Mrs Outtsrue. the Misiey Rtsarthold, U r . M rs G . fix : Air. P.m saddatke. Maj.:q.t./vac/al Cameron, sad win cull per task and fuslsie.s. f)urisig tibia meeting. the engaging mono% modem dernearionr, affability, and generoNiir Nladame Oast:lfn i ginned her gernral admiration; and induced the first of ocr It abaua to shew her every mark of attention and rrlert— fler reception in Salisbury must have iee e i, T it gratifying to her, for it was such as s•ri.t milted to great taittita, had a right to rxitiei. hag expressed tat high terms the grateful i.blirri-;a wide!' thew attentiona have made on hi r, icofair 'has confirmed three expr,ioioris by cutrririulaii acts of gentroiity. WA ikRIKG-PLACES. The lam Dui rats at Aherystrrith are 7 I% nail Ma. limit and family, Mr. T It! L/11111 said Ga mily, ML. ,brew, Captain and Miss Earley, 111. Darin& son, Captain Mali Mrs. Dawkins, Mn It-y, tag MMO I.IIV sir., Mr. Mrs. and two Miami Coltman, Mis. Java, Mr. W Star, Mr../ ::nest, Maas Purley, Mr. sod Ilia kabala Mr. and Mrs. Joyce, Miss inhostansr, Mr.itapiraa,Ya Whitely, Mast Baylir , lfyiine, thacos, Mr fa ! I sey, Mr. Laritinart sea family. Mr. and Mrs. Vett, Masfalo Mr and Mrs %Vildatriasi. Mr. Nice. Capt. anal Mis.rarstOt anal IL:traolly, Cu?t. Vatrzhaln sod family, Rm. th far.,4, Ilia. anal Miss Ilurgordge, Miss Terltivaton, Ciept.red Mra Mat/arm,' Mr. end Mrs. Warwick aarl Nadi, Mh. sod Ma , Ton i•, Mr. nail Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Nsttiatt, Crl, (lianas' Mr. ilnalalime and family, Mr. and Pin Itenderrea, Ma Wig*t„ Alas bliirlsetsuu, Mr. Mimi anal ilr imam Among the bunt arrivals al 5.4111.. In 3r,:-- Lind Kensington, llun. &semi Modica, 114.3101 n Mwia, Mr. Allen, Mr. snot Min. lunch, alt Mn. sal 1* M - saes Landon, Mr. sad Airs Bridgman, and Si... 001,11 i. •11.1 Sirs. Julianne, Mr. Panel, Mr_ Lue.n. Mr. Llan o Capt. Huzlies of the Royal an,, Mr. Hilaire, Mr T. Mrytick, Rev. Ifr. Cvay, Mr. William Page, Mr. Win, Mr. Powell, Mr. Warfel'', Mrs. Tartan, Mr. st.i Nra 11. awl., Mr.. wed two Min Attseuds, Mr. Pearl, Mr. f. Powell, Mew Lisa; In.. Jac. Llanrlriodusl is nearly NI of company: awl thr la.t arriv.ls at these celebrated %Va., arc : The Rev Mr. Stoughton, Mr. Smith, Mr- Rogrra, Wye! E% aid, Mr. and Mn. Whittaker, Mr. Davbet, WS. DS'A Mrs. Griffiths, Mr. Edie, Mr. Ruff, Mire Norpiet, Yr. Price, M I'. Mr. C. Price, COlOl.O and Slrs. Edward., CAI., lain Rion u, CiAlusel Brume, Mr. Pratbard, Mr. Tha d Mr. 1.11.0 d, lac. &c. Vesterd.ry morning Ili* NIA/lireTY. the Dated Yuak, l i niweedcis AVGIUSTA and Sortts4, took till usual Inorning's ride in Windsor Crest Pink, bit twelve (icier. k ; the Royal Party was mei-mortar. by Earl Ilincouar. Coma Nlutrsrun. Lath ( 010 , LYLE.. Grimaldi CUALCOT •nd GAIT% Mid CIF lontleTArt.oit mod Desettows. . _ The QUEEN stud Princt-41. Et.tzoofirs took a airing to Fruginuire Lodge rod Gardens yeticrtlif morning. On Thursday List the Duke of flossti. 10 11 and Luly :11stoor ono, ash; a p irty of to lot.. !Sty, &mill with Ms. NORTON, at is house is Darley-street. linNAPARTE. in the late fire •t Parr, d"ird nil his Irmo& to be steady—but be w.s, too ti stt• rex ateay. The Marchioness of SLIGO left Windsor yoler• day morning, where she had been on a v %I t to I heir M astsci ES and Family during last week. The Marchioness of LANISCIUMMI arrived at the Castle, Southampton, on Friday tVeilliiip The Duke of Gottoom arrived lint week rC Edinburgh, on his way to Gordon Castle. , Mr. Fosesa, by his plan of drandirq the boil of belated, will give all the bog-trollies a ing /voting. We understand that WINDHAM QUM En' is destined to r:ceive at the h)ineileal altar toe her hand of the amiable Miss WT%DIiAY, dglightcr of the respected Member fur Glainurgatishire. toririt r e7 and Cbarovricor l or r E.taughte i r e made her •ppearauce at the Ihriniogii ?owl. nu Monday last, in the character of lioratic,iu TI Roman Isather. The Swansea Theatrical Season ,xnritroa yesterday, under the direction of that ante and grim-ne POil of Mown., Mr. Coal -1 a hose hest efforts will .io doubt l ocese rted, 4: ::1 to gratify the admirers of the drama. A Sweep Nr. Richer Juitrei o r , 1V) odt )b. Reeve) Nr. liars Mr. Jewel. Ir. Goodn Or. %libel Mr Runes of. King's Yr. Finch' Mr. DO I Mr Dear gave WI twilit - fed A !dais erestleanta Tour (Win V dl decide Stuck! little co that diy Mr. Do.! Nr. Ratle Ste H. 1.11 Mr. Dan Alt Ab fl Mr. Dow Mr. Fri. Dar.. the 01 &ICI'S C prOlUie The from L " N. Ira{ del An perk ti t in 'VI brot!iti trod tf St lees threw ; eyt“., 11 tortrd A f herself her but What to ton 7 MIS 1 , 1 the at'