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capissreil killc.l the oppruaeltisig einiscl ,enis lu coniheissol has temper all ,Ihe The John le sort aclveueed confi A.lansP, ' lie tsidArrin, nearly by non del-hinge .-t i .... , ,•-eig- ;bent humour wol-res- ' exihn. If the (Imre. its.l Altar, et. _ __ _ . 114 '-- rely 'weever their eym u 1 ova ate t. ;het prattle whi .4 tomb , be awankd, levee null weer teadelitsalt le Irbl. velment* the 31110111Ciall:U.11)( I. leek • •401„,..11.• nes yi I leeched th e Gavereer:Greeell. . • 11-. • .....;b..ei the seta ittientei.e i Ihr el•erity and init. fON .' •, • i .-.. iv tl. p itteteel tit :Is. - .•, .I , IN 4, ~. .., ~_ .4 the Mullenel;urr euut.liesitsel tit Cri aesbasse leer. wine 'the alat.nebet area a , tles.i thee , mantle in 11w *tele er replral lades, •I . Itetta to !lie 1•111bilati• ill aet vet 'itch Ike oval eau tette Lettll see tee 4 11,...• veneered to 1 4- I've; et., to every ree vtles.l.l4 here tet. di rsd is this 4V..46.4.4.„....t10n;, 'be rite. %rafter of beitteir li•t1 • .Ir.re ill m i . dt, .l IA , I flialge ta litel'AV I' , WWI AitifF wit! It., p paw* Vt.* , et 01 Ills. reftetinotsillegli .1 Mt 11.1• • •tir.. 5.. • 11110.perity - - lit "e 1 1•)t C•tey••te by re—% 0 1 .• el a n d (WI.. .M . , fe.r 011 A Ibe *we've., lamer.' inners lv i &ter-- 7 .....l4e, We • i ' evenU ''. ( 1 ,141 that %ck.ttleledioar , st tea) be le ea. u.etit *bleb tali , .5 fo rth ~. ,1 1 ..4r ... laW i,ay .....: ae nid i a 5.14 EACCIIII.ICI she 1104 lie- NOble lbe 1 Jiii m e 4 l) J . ADA W 4 Secrelary 140 11* Gurcrwer-agalnal • F0I(LJ(; INTELL“.II:At'S. PARIS PAPER,. rAnl4 . AUCVST 17. Coont Carvell°, the Mini.ter of Fitslace - ,whu is flaw better to his liesith, is at iirestot Irking ilie niisteral wallet% at Tivoli. His Excellency the Mii.i.ter of tip lulrrior kis rrrrntly Hlfiltrx644l I°4l'4'Blllms to AI the Prerrvir, re- l writtig the iHrtho I of liiewirir.,4 hemp rod flax. iiti.,ut s..iskirz it ; these iii.trarlioris Weir (boost up by M. CWIIIIIBI4 Dirtctur ut the itopsl Coosa. ; • in which they were served soon isilaced the Killedar to stir- s ender. • • .it the time the letter was dispatched, Messrs Hunter and 11 , osswill boa nosh reached the camp; but we are hams% t.s . vs.. r• 'lir, that to was sweetmeats, they Isere safe sail well co ti.s. -.emu( of the bob, and wore teen *album es the worlsn als• s• the sew e Loh rof iii fort. Thet 'Rajah's elephants :mil ~:•; pat empties lead twee brit from the sump to the that, to bine ...own *he ladwa of his fatuity. The larrisms had "Iwo, 30 hulled sod 'rouladed durtog the beishaidaseut. - . • GENERAL ORDERS. tetrishlticginit Ho on.n. the Governo r b. r: in in Zot e seri ncil h l et 441 I. as crutch ewer is asimeareies the abaselonment id the fort of feestr;:out by the encamp. Filer a practicable breed+ ylsad he'd made ; ilt Makemtd. of the IN bNrsltos 4th r, R ioeet'ef Bombay , ."' C0 the 101.74 , 71: ' ..r , C.R. '.."::: : ,„ l ::l ra nu ow st r : ls hglic int rpo ke tibi l:Ni c: vc .7l ; :u r e .,.. m al Ei tl im o phi g: e . maja ' frivv i i . : ttseve, rrpus tiny an tir _.. 741411 " lei/Wive sildsmanding at Hewes :- - -.....: ..... t , amo l f y .iogi abe d: Her. M. a elf tih:e iral a i r . t .;: : :, t: c.::ls t r po su ut ail ue r r i , feb dee t.:v . it a vsm ha ,hut Ist {lw rewt .'' euessetrell of shoot 30 mew of hest "upbeat, against I body ef' der enemy deaf therateeed to plunder the arielltboorisood. , Teer Illehonsed billed fear of the grew+, tart took serea p- masere, with the lam of true ladled of bus parity,•sed there .t' yenned. It is not ..fres that native of fi e. i s have opporta- w isiii T S eitepfayitsg by theuseeltee their test and jeolgese, u t. i . ;S•Wpremeall la as extremely ertchtable iastairee of 0./....pere. literunlashl lope you will have the guoduese ',., bring to i favourable *elite. I am, Ike. , (Signed) L. SMITH ~ Briga dier-Gen . C* r si Bartsur, Meech 5. Tranaktiois of • *sheaths les"..r. 7 rogn shoal:peer Ma- st h.rned, B°°b"ldart 1.1 ba t. 4111, le Lieut. Inks, dated ^ t their Hewrah, Feb, 35: 4 ' This 'cornier tor e of Joejee Row's boriumen trade their sp in , ariNce ;,•• • he vicinity of Kergaisus. I went out and arts c kget •• '+ t he • four of the enemy fell; of my party. one sip,t .0 du s 5 killed, and three wousided. I have captured seve •ri 4. n • .aer sad as many horses. The muskets of tine killed gam one wounded aipahee are missing. A return of the munition expended shall be forwarded hereafter. " PS. I have farther to state their army is approachisig is this (heretics and that neje, Row is with it. : 1 ( .• True tran:latioo, (Signed) "It BILLAMOR F.. :1 " By order of Ilse Right Hon. the Governor in Colleted. "J. FA RISH I Sec. to 43overutiteul:' ---. [Prom the Rwebei Ceerke of April 111 • 'GENERAL ORDER BY HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL. - Camp °wrests. WI the left bank of i 11w haulms, Feh.ll. The Governor-Cameral and rOnsfhasseler.io•Chier cinnosi quit the Gehl without offering his hest acknowledgments to the olieerseenonanding the several divisions of the combined army. for the signal zeal and ability with which each has ;', totalled the pert assigned him in the late extensive-operations. •To Lieut.-General Sir Thomas Hilltop it might wren super- fluous to offer raise; yet there are Ilikil to applause which !,t should not be absorbed in the lustre of victory. The trooper sod forbearance with which his Pteelkeey, possessing all the conscionsamo of superiority fro* the (moldy of his troops, endeavoured to avoid • rupture with Osaka., and the judgment wish winch he improved success after his collocate- -0 gory efforts had failed. demand high coneoworlation. The s•hivalrosis intrepolite displayed by Brig. General air John . . Malcolm , 111 the battle of Mchuelpure, and the wilmitnlste tart l IP i • M manifested by him in the suhaespeent negotiations, advaured 11w public Interest no I. an au Hwy distinguished the innh. vis u al.; while the relief of the Residency at NagpOre, shad 1 1 i the defeat of the Itaj.h's force, through the prompt and &- risme energy of IL ,aailier•Generel Doveton. complete the dignified exploits of the limy of the Deck**, north of the Goda very Major-General Kir Wm. Grant Keir, with the bombe, di- ' via', detain. Guserat, has exhibited most memos joss a ctiv i ty with important advantage to the issue of Ile corapaimi. The leaders of the Bengal divisions have simile. claims on 1 the Goverour-General's appooliation. The visilance and judicious inoiresreents by *kith Nlajor•General Marshall con- , streiued the Pindereer, in their retreat, to keep that route to which the Cotnniansirr.in.ehief inslicatell his Oleo of confi ' g Ilietn, were of extraordinary cumequence. treats-Cut Adams, oath his division, ably co-uperated its this. object ; anti he ... nutmeg...oly, by the skilful direction of his ihiairlimeili, . i ' • sew the tiiiishing blow to the remtonit of the Pisidarres, olstch lila excelled by an Incalculable chauce, albeit nearly i . .; surrounded by the two divisions already men lioneel, and by that of Major General Dunkin. The steetithing 'exertion sled scientific marches of the latter ulliertal ofr the retrekt at!enipted by the Pindarees towards the northe dr:chore- meot of their plans which precipitated their destrneti ~,, , whence the service Was equally ( - mailable to the Major-Ge- -1 atria, and beneficial to the public. ili . Though the course of eVelll'i did tint give In Nl.i;sir.Gen. sir I)avid Ochterlutiy nil) opening for the exeicise of that v . .w.nr awl resource which Is cave SO 111'111 . 110114 Illifinenlibed hill fernier profess' I commies 1.. ii, re cm hr no one la the army unable to cesupigbesd li ,, w solidly effects*, the . ponititso• and conduct of Ow._ al i• .1 frees-sal have heel) In promoting the object of traequalizoig Central India i I".ar.une was more favourable Is 11ajits-Generil Ells-feu in . . premeting opportreuitiee ; and Mt *tilled himself of ;hem with a siethdogi and itylc of treang , uledt, afraid pig bower- . • able peat.( of hie mbar! talents. • litignslier•Cw metal Hard)osan, In a gallant and well.ecna- dieted ar.ion, redneed a cossailletable territory, and e a s,a. ;Milan. A aid 9p1.11.111011 .141441 threstroesl to be troiddc-oiw• : snot the iodic mus dieposi t heti which 'Litman r.Gentr t! ' f . ••••• twa ,. .e of his fume, pro , toted any enemy attempt ior Ils A•n• Wort use attention from the thjects of the campaign, by au %read site iviiar. • If the asseduct of B r .earller•Genrra's Radial. Macro. sod 'Pidgin, In the Room. hat -. be sot here partiraliti ,, .. ;I in only been:2 ils if ope I 41 014 lee still in VlOCeii. in that the • vitiate el' c.lllll he awarded, large ...s it would be. fraela weer iisailesplage he Atte vest nts. the %1110111JCIA1:00 of in kieh T 111: QUEEN. Q,: Ti i iirathe her Ai ArErry received $ visit froth 'jr of Vont:. 1.1 the afternoon her NIAJEIIt tY rod, nut in Krw Gardens, in her small chola.. .Irwrs, by her 11011 y, arcuilitmliell by the Duchess CLOUCE%II.II. AM! the Piliscells AUGUIITA. The Qt. EL.N rude out ant.:*osi yeAtertlny, um, n'e.uck, fur it eunamtirrobie tune, in Kew 01.,pi. 14.4:ENT arrived at Kew Palace retroti.ty from the Stud-lsouot, !lamp- A m Costa, tot uvtai; to his Royal Mother. The it( uuut ..r her NI %a Vit•blefilay " The Quer', ha, pam.rd n gaud might, and cuointics 01 ttrr " Tht• Duchrbo ~;• (;tOUCESTER and the Prilicros A OUL 111 au open carriage ' , lineal. in hew Gardena. 'nit- runds cootiooe depressed, nod the Trt ll}ory Jounuals cositiisur 1.6,11.1111 g to prove that throe is no emote for the 1111/Ic..iim. '1 1 h••y represent eve ry thwig iuteruully in proww►.s of iminvvtuicut bade and husiatis every day irsiving,,thc.Produe e of the resenoti rising quarte r ly, at a tate hey I the t sanguine exp ec t a t ion . Eaternally the prospect is equally cheering, our forrri relations 'Wing all so 1401 nod secure in friendship and amity, that nothing can possibly arise to disturb the peace of the world. It is evident, lisitvcver, that a very urge portion is not ready to swal low this doctrine, said that the cominercial world entertain some fears that this universal peace and susishine may possibly be overcast with clouds on the other side of the Atlantis.. To this apprehen sion some may attribute the great speculations recently made in American produce, particu larly in the article of tobacco. its justice, however, we assist add, that the extensive purchases of to bacco may have eriLen, in great measure, from the present pecult sr state of that branch of trade, and the quantity of the existing supply. The quantity lof tobacco now on hands in Europe is at least 20,000 hogsheads less than at the brgit eee ii ig of the late i war with America, and 25,000 less than it was twelve months ago, and by the most recent returns • frosts America the tobacco crop is less by 10,000 hogsheads than that of last year. Besides, from the constasitly increasing population of Asnerica.the home consumption is constantly gaining upon the I produce, so that at the present moment the coo gumption of the United States is greater than that lof Great Britain. It is DOM nearly I0;600 hogs heath. The supply in London and Liverpool being at present particularly short, a few great houses Ihave coalesced and purchased a large portion of that On hands. Ve have already stated that this sweet'. !anon may have originated in the state of the to ; bacco market ; but a huge portion or the public may be disposed to connect it with political causes. and the fear of a rupture with America thence aria - ing must operate unfavourably on the Funds. The old trade of writing for Stock-jobbing piir poses appears to have been recently revived in Some of the daily London Journals. We know no other way of accousiting for statements occasionally given in them, blazoned forth as reports in the City, which said reports cannot be traced out of their own offices. We hope they will have the good sen►e to profit by this hint. A Dutyli Mail has arrived, with Papers to the .20th instant. The Duke of IVELLINGTON was expected at Cumbray on the 14th. The review of the British troops is fixed for the beginning of September, law which his Grace wilt proceed to Aix-la-Cliapelle. Our Paper this day contains some accounts of the military operations in Will. against the remaining force of the Peishwa. Iv all parts of India hut to wards the Guth-east, the war was at an end, and the armies had retired. 'the. Marquis of HASTINGS took leave of the *evert& divisions on the 2 1st Fe bruary. The army or Sir THOMAS HISLUP was to break up on the 31st March. We find from the Dublin Papers, that the menu. facture of poisonous tea has been for some time common in Ireland. The Board of Excise has very properly sent Officers through the country, for the purpose of hunting out the dealers in this nefa rious trade. The parishes of Dublin are beginning to aseieouble for the purpose of petitioning Parlia ment for the repeal of the Window Tax, a desire now become the more reasonable from the great improvement going on in the state of the Revenue. The following extract of a private letter from Mount (folk, in North America, may tend to shew how little prospect there is at present of the United States beco 11l il ig our rival in manufactures. It is from a re.pectable quarter, and addressed to a commercial h ouse in this country : . . ' 6 Manufactories are going on ber - e, but, in my opinion, without a prospect of being carried on to any great effect. One i■ particular, that some years past was considerable, is now almost annihilated; I mean the iron works; the pro. duce of which was • good remittance, especially to Eng land. These works are now in ruins; and on the raise of many of them, mills for carding and spinning have been erected; whirls, in the time of the late war, were said to be very productive to the owners; but since the peace, I find many of them are advertised to be let or sold, from which I conclude, they are become unprofitable. In reality, I an. of opinion, that manufactories of almost every descriptittn, Cannot A , nn•ish .111, this side of the water, so lung as the prier of latiour continues to be from three to tour times as snack as with you, supposing the moury of each country to be reduced to a common siandard."—(firealay Paper.) When Lord STEWART lately left town for the Continent, he Pet out bone the house of his bro ther. Lord CASTLEREAGH, in St. James's-oliulffes who, we tooltmantl, accompanied loin as far as his Lordship's seat in Kroh !fence the mistake that Lord CASTLEREAGH had set nut for Aix-la- Chapelle. Ma departure for that destination is nut expected to take place until the beginning of September. Letters from lltinclieater mention that one of the mit.ter-apinners h.ul prided to the refractory work men. Air. Justice PARK, on ertmining a female wit ttesv, who chine to give her companion (a vertasit girl, tried and convicted of privately tesliiig• its litr dwelling-house) a good Character, and who appeared iii the witsiebs box . itie•tird in a white heaver hat mill white muslin gown, stAterl, as his opium's, dolt the increase of crtine amongid f:itiules 'trove f their indulging iii a passion for dress beyond their tirtnntstuntes and stations in Ills. A desire to gratify this propensity Ireg thistly led divot to the counrtis.ioti of theft, and sorttetemes even to prostitution and other vice ! and his Lord. ohm cvileil upon ',looters and mistresses of foonlors Id illorOtirage 1.11.1 preVrot a practice its PllbVrlllllVe to the well-being or society. us it was ridiculous and absurd.—. Somerset dssists. . • ... 4 f . ...• r 0 et -- ... .. . .. . . .... . ,t ' , . -. Z-" l if d - ..., ~..2“,4 v•it .. 7e, , r , t izi p , , . ; 4 2 r e -•---.-. .- -- ?",,c. -, -, N('---;Vri+ N .,:-.. ,• 4 ---'N -., ~‘'.4-1 .'::).--. e1iv.::,),,. T's•L' gt . A •,,,,,,, ~., - , Ma tlated made ' out ohe the di- ,on ■nil Con• Gen. IlSel min ilte In : 'story of Ails and Meliuts;fietti, and *mere ' toe of , the machine for the above purpose. r • • Six months ago, our of our shnO!-titanufactnrers sent Nome Fresich cackettures into Turkey, aunt what curperaws all label is, that not only his venture was promptly &powd of, but commit-ruble or:1m fur inure were 'given to Its agent. Thic munstfcc tur.r is • native of Lyons, who has been lung este bitched at Peri,. MADRID, AUGUST 5. The expedition for America, which sailed from Cede on the M last, under convoy of the frigate L.a Marie Iwtbelle, was to lint WO Sand Croix, at Triwtitre, to wort.. thew supply bring all expended, and to take out s troops which were on board is ship its a leuity state They egoist departed on the *ill Jolit. for their destiny- The newts of their arrival is daily expected. Our Gazette Iso states, Ilya the serious illness of the C niander of the frigate was di* principal cause of their entering The above port. Hithrfto our Goirerintient bas not prihlished boy thing relative to the beattre of Maypo in Chili. We know that the Royal force was 5.300 strong, and that the fistleperidetes had only 445. )0 Me". it is us. serted here, e . att to calm the public agitation retired by the tto.;tle of the 19th March, Gen. Sill Martin had •;:itaggeriited the success obtained at Nlaypo. , is said that the defeat was not so complete cc et first announced. DUTCH MAIL FROM THE FRENCH FRONTIERS, AVG. 14. They write (ruin Lille that * crfli err* upon half-pay have gone to limas wit want asktog iwrosis *ion of the Minister; anti the Minister has, in con sequence, written to the Generals commusiding the mil.tary divisions, giving the stiictest order*, that only in eases which require particular !woe, and which therefore seldom occur, the I, , enteirint- Gessrials may grant porntiotion. Officer* on half pay, who transgress this order, are to he imniedi. ately deprived ..r their haIf•IOUV. This evening the Duke of IVellingt is expect ed at Cumhray. It is coseihiered as certain that he has now arranged io F:lagl.ind every thing rrliting to the return of the British troops. thy Grace will go shortly tat inspect the It ft wing of the Allied Army in Alsace. The review of tlw I;ritisit troops isifix.-11 for the beg . g September, after winch the Duke goes to Aix-la-Chapelle. AN rwKitr, AUGUST IS. The day before yesterday 400 whiten; in the see. vice of the Netherlands, lout by birth Prusaitin sub.. jects, Were rs►enthled. who are going to return to their town cout.tty. I'ru•.ia sends backs all the Ne. thellanders, uud • column is already on its starch home. wAnsAW. Aucitim 3. the t h e 5.13t1 of July we had a storm here such as we have not experienced fur some years: it was ac. conspanied with hail the time of a haxel-nut. to Ow suburb of Prato the lightning killed three sol diers of the Polish Guard mid wounded five others. A barn and a stable orre set oil fire by the light trim, and other buildings damaged. The harvest has beet, begun idiom a week, mud is much, favoured by the warns weather. COPENHAGEN. AUGUST 8. The necouista of the harvest iu Leland are not favonmhle, and old people are afraid that the crop of summer turn will he worar then any they have lied fur these 20 years. In Zealand, on the con trary, there i. on the whole more reason to be siftn lied with the harvest. ROL, AUGU.T 6. In Ihia country we remark to several places an estraordisiary increase of the glaciers. A mass of ice. which advanced from the Siminer A'alley, has increased front the 611 i of May to the 30th of July. that is, in 7.5 days, 76 fathoms. In many parts of Switzerland, the Paine remark is made. Where, only one generation hack, the most fertile Alpine pastor...a were seen, there is now eternal ice. mid th e Hole or snow Seems, In the course (.1 tittle, to) &fermi lower anti lower from the pooooit s of the mountains towards the plains and valleys. FRANKFORT. AUGUST 13. Preparation , . ore already making at Dresden to celebrate the file of the 50t41 Aoniversary of the suers ' Srvrras august Pefflll.logeS are eatievted to viva I) Laden at that time, and it is hoped that ennerqueours will ensue vets. advanta geous t o the S.,k ott s, awl even to all Germans.— Dutch Pipers, Aegnst 19.) ••• AT NINIP. O'el.ooK NF.XT TEESDAY MORN ING, Tl''( , FROZEN OF VO,OO, T%'( PRIZES OF ft.ooo, I,nis faWI;Rf•.IGNs, WITII GOLD, CIA. I‘F.v, PM . ; I'. %lADEIRA All. MUST RE DRAWN NEXT TUESDAY.—LOTTERY FINISH RS. Il l s I IR ITT SI I I' .[U S S. LONDON, svrtfttmv, AUGUST 22, 181$. 01116 'INA 7, PO ETA'. pV lIIADING IV TM' ruauc III%T Ai ATTOIt,VrT h\l) RuLI APPOISTLII MATTER OW AT A WATERING MACE. lUticonseiross how Music sod Law could agree, All lced to •iew an Attorney—M. C.; Ant the choice ' Mai apropriate, plainly appears, Au Attoiiiry is sloe to'- set folks by the ears " AItNO. THE OATH. TO --.—. AN IMITATION OF AN ♦actZitT POET ) Lady, if I •wra► by shine eye I soon shall lowan cosistiutcy, Fur there, in spite of me or you, Its brilliance would an oath undo! If by those cheeks I, Lady, swear By damask roses blushing there, A brighter dye might claim thetr place, A isd what i swore by sums reser ' If, by those lips that lovers bless— Whom each that love•, alike may press ; That dimple—fair as morning's ray, Which on the ripling stream doth phiy, • I still, sweet Lady, neer should find An oath that alight affection baud. The features of that lovely face, That form, adored with every grace-- those playful lot ks that sweetly likadowing sire thy bright black rye, Whose sparkling ray of golden light Enhances all with blest delight— Are common to each passer by As winds that kiss--and kissing, fly! Then by that heart thy bosons keeps, By !Ave, who smiling, war it slceps-- Both fickle things! forsooth they'll du— I've prov'd thy howl to Leg is tir.se! On Wednesday the Ducheis of KENT sat fur her bust at Kemingtots Palace, to Mr. BEHN ES. Prince LEoPol.o wall detained nearly on hour on his way to Dover, by a spoke of one of the wheels of his carriage breaking as he wax going down the hill leading into Rochester, which H rarly caused the carriage to break down. It was pre vented being overturned by the two footmen getting on one side the coach. The lk!tsars FITZCLARENCE removed into their housb in South Audley-square. on Thursday evening. The Green Park luLt been missing these six weeks—all exertions to find it have proved fruit less. The Green Man, at the Haymarket Theatre, is the only thing green about town. A Paris Paper says. " The marriage of 111 Os WELD, Only daughter of Mr. WELD, or tolworth Castle, Dorsetshire, With the Hoot. !limit CLIF FORD, eldest son of Lord CLIFFORD, will he solem nized towards the end of the month, in the Church of Si. Thomas d'Aquin, at Paris." The Marchioness of HASTINGS, lately repre sented by some ul tl.e Papers 011 her way to to join her Lord, is, we are assured, living quietly at home, near Cheltenham. It is said that the sister of the Late Colonel mid his widow, mean to reside together at Hodssek Priory, which pus beets kept for them welting their return from the Continent. MARRIAGE.—In the course of last week wok mar ried, Cornet TRW, Leen:. of the Scotch Greys, and son of the late Captain TROO.I.OPPE, who SV,II killed at the head .of his grenadier company iu Flanders, to Miss GIiZATIIEALi; daughter of --- GREATHEAD, Esq. of Hampshire. The ceremony took place at Southampton, after winch the mar ried couple set off fur Ireland, where his regiment is now quartered. The Salisbury Music Meeting closed tin Thurs day evening. The IVorcester Meeting is the only other Music Meeting to take place this i•est, which is expected to he very numerously attended. The LORD CHANt;ELLoR was lately in a pro mising way to have his hands foil of theatrical matters. tiasitig closed with rr the tipsy dance and revelry," of the Opera, he appeared to be entering the grave and true business or :t winter Theatre. It would almost seem as if the melition of Mr. STEPHEN K EMBLE, as o manager, might nut be accordant with the slow and digisilied step of the Court of Chasiersy. Should an entire new set of performers be engaged at Drury-lane from dif ferent parts of the country, it was I.llreUldtCd that previous to their Milt the CitsblcEt.l.oa would require an gpidiii•ii that they were qualified to per form their parts ; mid if any forward actress should suppose herself &tied, contrary to the manager's opinion, that his Lordship would insist upuu a per sonal examination—in his litik parlour. The Provincial Theatres have this year been fa voured in every direCtion with a succession of the London iterformei —ooe following another all rhewilig the miserable effect of disagreements io the Lo n don department. In France, contribute in aid of the distressed actor; in Logs tier law takes away the little he has left. When the length of time is coi.sidereil which, in the days of GAltalca, and atterwas ds, Mr-.ABING DON, Miss POPS, Mr. KING, and Mr. OnDD, re formed at the same Theatre, and we look at the short period. of stage existence in the present actors, who as soon sar they are engii4eil are ertircely seen again, It forms a curious character of the charge bf mines. A manager steins now to resemble one of his own ilarlt quint. A of Isis isoodess sword or wooden herd, twos the Hamlet ut out day into an Elrphant the next. AM E.—There are some Gentlemen so improvi dent us to the produce of their manors, mid the care of them, us to have gime killed for them by a person at so much per head. According to the late Act. it may because a question whether such par- Chase t. legal in the owner of the tstate—und whe ther, of his doing so, ha way 110 i be ct to the prtoiliy‘ P.14 . .110 ?I:4MR NUYE.WLS II. The Margolis of Exeter lets Thomas Hotel, Hi IC( t square, yeatesday, for Cheltenham : Captinii and Jlts. FM I hit 111t.11 1 for the Continent. . . . The Mare! t tttt css of Salisbury left town on Thursday, her teat, fhtficlil. Lord sod Lady "G. H. Cavendish awl family hare town this illy, for their sent, Fassliuuris, Ciiiiiitess de Grey and family left their house, lu ignites's-square, on Thursday, fur her Ladyship's seal, Wit >t house, Heilfiri &hire. Departures from the Prince Syne-Cabures Hotel, hai 'm aker!, Grna,enar-square ,Mr. and Mrs. Church and f fur Paris; Mr. and Mrs. Otsray from aqlo, for dilti! Lind mid Lady XL Leisnox left tusk. yeatertbiy, !lir their seat, Lesiiiiit Lodge, Sussex. C hint Leuswhelter, the Swedish Ambarsdor, and suite, to the Cum.! of France, lat !Imo yesterday I'ur Paris. Lady H. Osborne has left Luau fur her seal iu &Aloud shire. I'. C. Methuen, Esq. left Cheltenham 011 Thursday, for his seat, Curplisin Hllllge, Wilts . Mr. and Mrs. Ward kit the ILitish Hotel, Jermyn-street, yesterday, for their seat in Warwickshire. Viscount Mayismd left tonal yesterday, fur his Sr.', Eas ton, C.sex. MArgois Camden is shortly expected home from Paris. Colonel Vernon Graham has hft town kit his seat, Hilton Palk, Staffordshire. LORD COCHRAN h. The CoVi;er has thought proper, like " the as* who had it kick at the dead lion," to spit a Issue of its venom at the gallant Lord Cocbsatie, since his Lordship's deportute from the kingdom. Not. withstanding the 'nutria and unjust aspersion which the • tenet wilier ha., injudicionsly, cast to, the gallant " Admiral," we airy thily venture to affirm. that the political iratnins cud allies of that writer were anemias to induce his Ls rclatop to draw his sword end exeitike htstilesits in their cause; and that overtures were actailly intuit. for find perpose, to that Nobleman's near rel it . lives. Of this fact The Courier must have li•ril ignorant, when it ventured to mewl this eh sent Nobleman, whose judgment, courage, and professional iistrepiiiity reouhl du hoaeer to uny service. 'the Courier should team, that half-curs. (We iler , like WI-measures, generally leads to pal pable blunders sad serious It shioilit th ere : fore insist upoti being eidielr .clrnitted behind the scenes, or be silent. We suspect The Courier knows as little as any other Journalist of the real intesetions or sciitinitrits of its joreiA ; or pohtteat allies, who are probably only one shade Its, jeulatis of the Ministerial Patriat of tom Jtiti! oat, t!:.o they are of the open advocates sod friends of true freedom and human happitiess all over the globe. The Noble Lord just mentioned has left a phalanx of staunch and sincere friends behind him iii tiiia kingdom, also vr:11 ever feel the deepest interest iu hits future welfare and happiness. It is a most remarkable fact, that the Spaniard! of Old Siosin cannot gain a single British Officer to serve their tame, and actually have not our em. ployed with their armies in South Aim rice. Who, indeed, would trust himself among them, unstop.. ported by a British force? The waist of fried. iii this country to assist Old Spain, drives them to the necessity of' teasing Government out of the it hses„ to exert the Sovereign's authority to pruvrot tine gallant countrymen from serving the Patriots. Ministers are reluctantly obliged to set contrary to their ono, and the wishes of the notion. DMINTERESTEDN ESS NOT I N FECTIOVS.—.Mr. OsIfORNE MARK 11 AM, we understand, told an irdice in the Diocese of York, given to hini by the lota Archbishop. With a spirit of iincommou hberslity. he resigned it into the hands of the present Prelate, stating that he had from his own iticoine and othe► . emoluments, more than sufficient for his modes of Tlw offer wus accepte.l by the l'reiate, hot t h e di s i n t e r e stethievi dors not stem to lane been catching; Ha he immediately p:uccd the office on the bead of his own son. WATERING PLACES.—Nothing eau he more de. chive of the increasing wealth of the country in general, than the crowd* that are now found at nit the *meting places : and the crowds th a t are chi e fly found there seent to consist of the trtithig and middling ranks of people. Scarborough is nearly full, and yet not above four carriages and borers are to be seen on the Sands. This circommance is attempted to be }recounted for by the unreason able charges wade by the imikerpert there for Ivey and corn; in addition to which may hr reckoned the (linger incurred in des ending and a.cendutg the Merl) bills to and front the st•lt ;Imre, which the visitors are obliged to do, and %%Inch the Cur noration •of Scarboruitgh, fur their own betirlit, should attempt to re.tuuve, at they have the oppor tunity of doing ir. We understand it was theintetnion of the fiirioN of Tone Oliver, to give him en extia lift at the Fives Court on Tuesday next, but that lieu% the first thy of Egloim Reyes, it will be postpolied to Tuesday the 2ld September next, when u lull at tendance of the fancy is expected. TEA AND Cori&Es.—Adulterations of both these articles are *preuiling theinelves veso f e et and generally over the provincial towns. Tile Pe nalties are taco high its to render itrortridiiusi well Worth while—anil what makes it inure nrcrwoiry that there are riders, or liagstreen, from LaiilloN who are tonotukit enough to bring down sampled and recommend (he circtel..tion. AtiItICULTURL.—The turnip crop, in all the Monger and more retentive !Oils, Contrary to Cuatnno, is this year likel‘ to he it good tote. Ito the higher and drier parts of the country they have suffered from the want of rain. prur►tiw to turn out good and iilnintltint, but Curetting:a t will be rh,lit in encouraging the oovortutiott of The gieat horse CM at floretcasole, iu I.u.codo shite, commenced thin week. It iii allowed to sup ply the most numerous assemblsge of I•orser of any fiir iii the kingdom, as it concentrates a supply from every comity al tin England. Ihe dents d for horsts es almost incredible, so ion rrseut are the researches made for them by country dealers, as well as foreigners, who are continually riding al 11111 l the country to look into the Lamers' posturer, and to inquite what stock he liar coining on. Ely throe met 110.11 the appearance of lo,rses ts so at the public tams, that not mislay CHII he found ex cept at the highest pliers. Forint., 1y good marts might be had at moderate ta l us -, b u t they 'ire now all taken assay to supply the foreign markets. who hove dtaleis uu the luok-out lur them. , . y .b....—„