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E real DAT aa.l t 6 half the a .6 col hebel ~,1,9 1111ac „,looell, 104 k 1 Ilolto mi. n'.:sel Boon "loos (tad la, r- - ‘aorre heath C RF %ITI reali t y, hi 1 :4 Prop; '44 ' c tea., flaun t , tt, J, o f A the 6.4 infa tad 15 ." . '4 , 44 it L .11 : 1 4 sea film ' 69. 14e4er goy , "4 tem mil A L " la pal %.4 Ike 44.14 . t 44t • I 4:114%. 4. rr? 411 '7 Ia Kaae v, .4 • o..rn. ‘ .4 , 1 (.5 2414 1 B r.-RO Sbakiptare's Tiara) of KIN(; LEAH. Ir. Ilicolole Earl of Cloarrslcr ' Mr. Mar. r ; t...1 , 145iad, Mr. Brlont.o.. euplet s• ; (tutor, Mn. rt. Le-ger ;ICJ. Jrieu, 11, ■ new Couiic Pantomime, viillesi o t(I.EgI7IN PEDLAR; Tilt": VAUNTED 1% EU, ,a,, Mr Bologna, jos. ; el.vrri, Mr. Gri ithv t intkatone, Mr. T. lEaiicliar.l, Sir re, ?Ir. Ridgway; Drcorateur :11:6 'mkt`, Adams: Fai/ y of Mir M 4.11. t!ir ntiry Pew Min Mumma,' lir Fro . Ki.. 41.14; or. Ile Edict of Ulm bs, he Miaow's cttoirt —U■ ivalutoi Wife, and A tholzet of Blood/vs.— ! Rcrroge Zang', Mr krmble ; to ohlrls n,i(A Tiolevis: ►ague, Mr. Bibb (bring nee at tit • Tto Air) —flu %avidity, 11i.tery and A Budget ur Wonders F.1.E.% ENTH TIME L11:1:1'111 1106.1 TR it. SI);171.41. LICENSE or TIM LORD precut Seaman In tar joint sigiliealies if I.Artas ine• e eliy 'uvulae& .I.t ..11.:S I ll'•4* VA N TA. fiirsti. 031PANY of the hie DItERT-LANR :I, T/lIS PRESENT MONDAY. nis r New Play, in five acts. bounded os mealy of The City Madast, called TAP:WIFE AND BROTHER. by lif Mr. Poaell, Mr. Hultand, Mr. synch; r. De Cassis, Mr. Pcusun: Mrs. L4l - lite.tltrzer. utter performed), a sew Musical Farce, in tors sets, called Flll' ()It l• S Lad Maxie, *minty sew, composed by Mr. C. %Rada. tees by Mi Pesky, Mr. De Cants. Mr. Ma -Ist, Mr Jolimituue, Mrs.Spailis, Miss bell), be Hypecrite.--Oo nasality. A Trip to .--us Ft iday. The School hr 'caudal. y ae. Strio -Comic Opera, is three see, has poparesioo, mid oat speedily be poodoeed. 'LLINIt;TON, aid Mlrs•n. 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Copt.. ale pri4.lr.l un Witatmuu's Nu:nn tioe Wure l'aper, sub lak a p cola qui:.i., ikol• prtabe J, anti Prof.( )'lairs, at oat "lithos , am h Nanib.r. W.ric u el.o p.•biAlse•l • • p...•, the el-my Ii• 1 ,14 'et •t e%'t pl. , I lee e.., .1, • .ebad, , ..tls each p - trt, arm!, d•. a stp Trr N•rn nsr• • r0at.,,0 , to lie regelar'y pe'..shr I weekly, WO es palm Icily. Tior'e re airra•lli altirty No mh, s so: or inqre ,d'abi• a ma. 1,. had at ■ emir.. 7) pc.. 410 v.ry. 'nu lira hair I..•arde, rt. l, :d.or i 1 beaatlerut 11,., at it iv* each c.rpj. as., lilt Bilh44,ii. 34G ,•. FOREIGN INTELLIGEACR. SPANISH AND PORTUGULAE PAPERS. LISBON, PSC a. The ac ouo!• from Andalusia are diaagreeable. The Fitted' haviti 4 ailsance.t. 011 the tetla ult. to Carillons, enterer! ::erll.• ea the 30th awl The I)tskr or AlhaqueNue drl jartge it pro f ar to conten4 against asi.a•rtur foiet.% but retired.-- The prop'e Or Seville mole 1141 resistance, convinced that notlitog can save us lost otabortlinatinis and 1111.. phtit OlitYliellCC to the g menu/west. We cannot give particulars, as we have not yet received the dv. tails. We learn that the Spaui.l) Goverpor of Cadiz hat requ. st* d *nil:ours from the British Arun. which naturally clugot be• reftwd by a ...Alen equally generousan.l laithlul to its allier.--(LialwaGesette raa— Mx— •-• We herr °Hteti in so *he degree of bustle for *ogee flays :hist, twcaviwie I by the ism elev. ted ►urreudev of awl very uoexpec!cd advance of the enemy wpm C*4 z._ . _ Li (.0 .1 locture of a (genial(' for 'amours from the latter Otter, f Jur ii• e enciseesteestere eusburked ht re tour ebeyee ago. hitt the %lit-1 proving contrary. ho tactual'. could gel the o.:'s over the ado fester Idy. The mull has slice rrered about, and ae trust their toy uge aril be *lout. 1 . !4e rl.orfs of the 1 .- 'lour arr, That the Spaniards h4re t 'Town con.i.lerable bileeou , , into Cada. All are.Puists agree, that the duet Ding there haa got We ha.e no reread taros from Spain; bat we hope the 11E4111411 Gme:nor of Ca /12 *lll6oollc - mom, a.e. so an authett.ic wanner. actounts of the proete4 of the enemy. The :11.sripoi, of Romans was at litalajos super intestilins,; t•se uronstatesto of the army of the left, of of Cansde, the entninand of which kad beets con fided to hint.—( Lisb:n Gazette. 'Feb. 10.) RAO&JOS, .1•11. 31. The garrisons which the enemy left in Mancha Alta, are very small. From Antiques to Contuse. gra. they have, according to the accounts we have received, about a thousand men. Moult has part of his diviftion in Talavera, illoi.talean, and the neighbouring towns. It is ei.ti , sated that the troops which maintain their posts, are sibsut 5000 turn. lu Tolelo there is only a garrisoo oh Iwo men the bilexace and sick have been sent frum Tal for Madrid,—/ Lisboa Casette, Feb. 9.1 liFi. 4. It is knnwn with cerfa sty that Salt still von. C 4 at Tal rrrrr without innin g in,de any low's. 'wrist. His troops extend takough all the neigh. boating villase.. A *tr.'s% gartimsa has Stara plasedos the Ibrioigeet Altirstathait, sb which they are at work day and oisist. bari,.ip suntan."' in abundance. The,* i.e• re►ort to-clity th►t the enemy ha. been repulord with consedroble loss by tne Puke of Albwintrque, betneeuAires* soft Cartao a ►a. ILL 6. On the 44th ult. Goa French raviery, from Soria, entered Toledo. Sault continu dat Talavera :on the 16th he coined the trmir, nod. r his rimintaissi to make a nimement, apparvitly in the direc t•oir 01 La Mdaletua ; but, Oa the iir7th, he or. dered th-m to suspend their ma•cli„ cud only em ployed them in eretting fortitiortiona, and eirrny;ng up wrk.' of defence on the Irririgrs and places coo tigultia to Talerrni and Montalvan. The rillaKet on the left of the Tagus are deaertrd ; forthre laitauta. wearied with the great rod continual sewn.. flees *hick the enemy lorry them to make, base tied to the woods, and lire in Inlet and c.ives, lately the resort of wild beasts.—r BaJajos Diary, le. britary O.) uPwiTu, 11 0 05. 3. A letit r tiom Wizen, states, that as account had been re.wive.l there, con.idervd as official, that a corps of English chassrurs h.iid fallen upon au ad. yawed guard ni . the French, which was passing-be tween Ciudad itndrigo and lE4ealluwit, with intent to plunder the vicinity, and tut.lly destroyed It. Some Niters from Lisbon mike mention of the great 10-s which the Freurh suffered in the Scents Morena; and hip-wise soy, that Gen. Ontario' is al; lit at this. lie id of au army. On the JO* h ntJamt.ry, at four in the afternoon, hi,E x eMe n r c • 11a^hid tlereetnr , t arrived at Coimbra, and, 00 the f !lowing day, at seben in the morning, set out fur Listrits. lit. Escellracy Lord Wel. Inigton, .s hkewNe expected sit that city.—(Leal Purtr t rages. Feb. 3 PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, Fr.B. 11, I ITT'S OF )1411.111111. TFIF. DUKE ..F IiaLMATIA TO TH ►IUNCE OF X LI, ii. U 471.1.. .• At..fojar, Jae : its. w 1 have the ;1011:41, to iol'ortn y..or - vfo.t Serene 11.24 twos of the envy of the floor. of Ilia j• iity the Einderor awl King. auto C a nd -ten. The stii:ants of those ton tt a. s have tent .le,int 'tinny ; the tint to the Duke of Hollutto. arkti to Ge..eral Ci.out Srb lot ant. Both 4vr strongly d their • fitisfoetion on be: tr.) 11 the tyr.noy of theJun** of Iry ;1 . hew... r, had mode pre. p .ra for .lefeoututt theuviettes at J.,il, where they h. .I thrown up entiwiichiiients, and formed depsts. We there fir•id 46 weer' of ei p lon n, d a great quantity of arninuttibon and in .igarnes; +. • sieuteut of which I have not yet re. tet,tri. •• .111 the I , lhaNtants of Anelolo.io seam to magi. f•t ,p.r.t of the I•te •rely LA 1l•n• tosi , a ~ 1 14 ao• 4000 .0e lin• AtAAti of t rti.. t . hih Is en , :ravoU•i• so Ts-PC. Neva- , *• 1.•• oz Issw e osq, the K 1 lu woli she Duk.• Brh.u.o •n a l;rnel al COUsit Leh 6110;o1 11 sirs 1. 'Lo 11+4 to the id' rttiltton that hat been !t... PRICE SIXPENCE-RALFPRNNY. ceived, it appears that the people of Seville have opposed the departure of the J walla. It is also as. seated, that this Junta has buinitsoled. with all possible speed, to its .asisistancw, the divisiou of Ala buqqerque, which was in Estremadura, and the army of Castile. wader the Duke del Prove. Under throe circumstances, the King has thought lit to order the second corps to advance upon Trust- MN whence it la to send off parties to Aladdin and Merida. It i. also to observe .the valley of the Tager. and particularly the road to Plasetstia, aad to keep up ■ cominuumation with Toledo, where General Artinuld's brigade is ordered to remain. Meanwhile General lieudelet will not make his movement till he 11 sure that the army of Caattle has advaii:ed to Seville. and that them is nothing to fear from the English. " The King will set out this morning for COP , don. I have the hoom, fec. (Sr 4 weitl ' • • N Marsh - al the Doke of DA Lu.avi 4." 111A•Ill D. 1111. I. The King of Spain was, ou the 38th, ;it Exija. The Duke of Behan ° hoe til•eeed Se. Ole. That miserable JUIV a, the worthy ally of England, for the depredations which it ha. committed, is exe crated by all the inhabitsnis of the .unth of Spann Toe people of Cadiz seen) to have refused ad. mis.iou Into their lily to the membersof the Junta, as they did to the English. The last stet of those traitors was to deliver up Cents to the English. General SebastgaM has entered Grenada, end bee received deptitatum Erna 3ifurau. Such no the fulfilment of the prophecy of tint famous Lora Welle4cy, Prime Meorder of Eq.. Trod. who ►eturned from Seville to Loudon, ex• pressly to 11.000UUCC the reserobliog of the Cortes. We lento that the Bth. anti )th corps hove arrivnd at Burgos and Vallsdaltd ; and that they w it( r am ■ junc•tion with the sixth corps, for the purpose of ctite,ing Portugal. Such i+ the frtlfilmeot of another prophecy of the ssme Lord Wellesley. that the access to Portage, us fluidly chooNt against the French. GOVERNMENT OF AIADAID AND NEW CASIII.E. MCA OP THE 31. "The King set out. on the ‘.:8111, for Cordova, to pa.m the night at Esija. " The Junta hes left Seville. The city has sent deputies. and Iles Meejesty will don tette.. have wade his entry into it before the end at the nine.th. " Grenada i.e. amoral Ws rates. The- emirs Of the curtsey. are dispersing. Prisoneva . cannon, and ameniiiii Inn, are osobosaily levorg'et ie. " The Kirg is every where retested as • belayed lathe., rviurinag to his eliddesess. alley s long and painful absence. Their a the iuhillote.e effect of the consperisno cinch the inierleitraine ;sake le-tween the Viva" deillalMsimit at Ilia Jests, mod the benefi- *soca of His Majesty, who gives place and security to their families. “Th• array enjoys plenty. It repays the hied re. eeptina of the people. by the etrietest and by respecting thrir sad properly. ** The devere - er-Gen;rel A vetwri lisLt.tasa." GOvERNMENT OF MADRID AND NEW CASTILL VI/ TUT Y•f - JAJ. SI " The troops of Kra Majesty. the Emperor and King. have catered Cordon and Jaen. I% . hervver the army moron, the iohabtianta ezpre4, the highest aativfacriou at bei , ig dviirvre.: from tie tyranny of the Junta. Ali the ctlizene continuc with their carniAo,s. The iaKirgma apparently eefi g nPd to defend themselves at Jam. F..rty..eis o:'canno.i. and a great quentity of warlike stores mid provisions, were fonuei io that city. I"Phe number of prison►rs esc-e4s7uno, among whom are many oficrr.: 3 or 4uoo mew o r e woo _ deriiso tie mountain•, whe•e inyy are continu ally picked up; exclohire of a much grtater num ber who Cirew away their ann•, and are returning to their homes, from which they were taken by farce. Ammer' Could ackaorly make 3,000 !etches follow him in his Right towards the mountains of Grenada. " Three successes encourage the collegiate., hope, that we shall see the war in Spain terminate speedily, and without the e ffusion o f bl oo d. " The Kiog continues to enjoy perfect health. The grow ado of the people, end the frank expreoe awns ut their joy, are. to the heart of His Majesty, the most Honoring retina for his clemency and paternal beneficence. " A column of infantry asd cavalry, which, three days aim, quitted Madr.d. under the commaad of M. Sunlit :iron, C'hefJ Eseddros, met sod ',mad s numerous carps of heathen, uear Saoos-Craa do Is Soria. Os the 29th, that Officer (Vine op with them. to the cumber of 100 oe 130. nese the 'lliac of del Nadu; he did not hesitate to attack sad charge dawn ; and. at the heed of 15 chow-elan el *be 26th re g iment. lie ktfl.d 20 , nho seer left en tbe 6. Id of Witte, and twit IS hor.s.s. The rest lid in great di-onier. (Sloesie A. Dr 1.1.11M1D." From the Ofse.ial Jamie! of Madrid, Ja 30.) mootuuss. JAI. tit. The King. our Sovereign, united this evening in ifor town; a deputation of the twins-Tot fervor* had ben apiposnt.d to met hiss. Hr was emoted wth the ringing or bell. All the balconies were full.of people. At night the to.. n was illoniniate.l. As. e 4. 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