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GIBRALTAR MAIL. I ~;. • tisfied with that a If-denial, if I may sa speak, which is the result of this treaty, every thing would thence forward go on smoothly "between France and Hol land. The treaty, it is true, offers a great number of pretexts for fresh complaiuts, and fresh accusations. But coo pretexts be at any time wanting ? I was, therefore, entitled to rely upon the expla nations and communications made to me on the subject of this treaty. and the formal sod express declarations which IL did not fail to make--'hat the Custom-house Officers should interfere only in matters relative to the blockade—that the French troops should be stationed only on the coasts—that the domains of the creditors of the State and the Crown should respected—that the debts of the ceded territories should be charged up on France-- Intl, tioally—that from the number of troops to be furnished, a deduction should be made for those actually at the disposal of France in Steno ; and also, that the necessary time should be given for the maritime armament. I even continued to natter myself, that the treaty would be mitigat ed. 1 have deceived myself; and, if the absolute devotion which 1 manifested for the discharge of sty duties on the tat of April last. has served only to drag on, or to prolong, the existeuce of the country for three months, 1 have the cruelly painful satis fartion (but the only one I can now have) that 1 have performed mv duty to this last ; aud that, if I may be permitted so to express myself, 1 have car ried my sitenaces for the exi deuce, and what I coo eeivial to be the welfare of the country, to an uti josi 'liable extent. But after the submission amid resignation of the Ist of April. I should be extremely culpable if I ~- . old rest satisfied with the title of thing, being no longer but an instrument; and no Imager command. ing, not only in the country. but even iii my capital ; and 5110011 t perhaps, net teen in my own should. nevertheless. be witless to every O:Mg that should be done, without the power of doing any thing for my people : responsible fur all events, or h oot bring able to prevent, or to iiilluence them. 1 should have exposed myself to the coinplaisits of .1 .. 1 11 Wes, and perhaps have occasioned great iniw dusters; by doing winch, 1 should base betraye.l my coon Truce, my people, and my duty ! I have for u loug time foreseen the extremity to which I inn law soured. but I could not have prevented it wit cut sacrificing my most sacred duties—without emisiog to have at heart the interest of my people; sad without ceasing to connect my fate with that et' the country. This I could not do ! Now that Hol low! is reduced to this condition, I have, as King of Hulled, but one course to take, and that is, to abdicate the throne in favour of my children. Any other course would have only augmented the mis fortunes of may reign. I should hove, with deep regret, discharged that tender duty ; and I should perhaps have seen the peaceful inhabitants, too often the victims of the you're's of Government, ruined at cue blow. flow could the idea of any sort of re sistance have eutered my miwl ? My children, burn Frenchmen like myself, would have seen the blood of their fallow-couturyinen shed in a just callow, but one which might ii. vii Coles• be supposed to be ex clusively mine. I had therefore bill one course to adopt. My Brother, so violently irritated against toe, is not so agaisiet my children; art : dountles lie will not destroy what ha Las dour, and deprive them of their inheritance; wore he has not, nor can have, any subject of coinplsint against this child, e ho ail not, fur a long tone to come, reign hints. If. 11:9 mother, to whom the Regency appeatorne by the Constitution, wall do every thing that shall he agreeable to the Emptrar my brother, and will soc cer.' better thou myself, who have hail the misfor tune raver to be successful in my eudeavours of that Lind; Bed at the touclusion of a maritime peace fprrhapahefor. l , my brother, knowing the state of things in this country, the esteem its inhabitants merit, how much their welfare acconis with the in terests (well understood) of his empire, will do fur tins cottony all it has • right to expect, as the re ward of tot numerous secriticee to Front*, of its eilehty, and the interest with which it copilot fail to tospire Close who judge of it without prejudice.— irscrheps I R.IO the outs obstacle to the recoil:Amnon of tois country with France; and should that be an, I might find tome kind of consolatiou in dragging out the remainder of a warelering and n Inrigoislong life at a distance front the - first objects of my whole adrectiial—thie good people, and my son. These are my principal motives; there are inhere erprolly powerfal, with respect to which I must he sleid, lett they will easily be divined. "I lie C nneror, toy brother, most feel that icntild not wet otherwise. Though strongly prquilice.l ogetinil me. he is great, and when iris ianitatiou sub-sileir, cannot but he jatt. As to y on. Gentlemen, I shoup be morh more nehoppy eeeri Moto I am, if possible, Could I ma xine that you omit.' not do justice to my latest noire. May the reel of my career prove to the nos non and to you. that I have never decocted you ; that I have had hut one aim—the true intere . st of the country ; tl.st the faults I rimy have crimmitted are solely to be ascribed to my zeal, which led site to aim at not what was absolutely the greatest good, !tut the best that could be attained under all the rldf.esilties of existing eircumitences. 1 had never calculated noon governing a nation to inte resting, but so difficult to goserii, as your.. Be /deviled, Vindicates), to he My advocates with the na• and cherish a reinfiitent aitecliment to the Prince r.a.81, who well de.-tie it, if I may judge front his prod ilivi)ll4 rya- The goernelsos the seine inte rred% as myself. I cannot. Gentlemen. erniclude. without recol.:rnenifin.; to yon. to the most earnest 1040Iwt, 1.1.1 . 01 the name of the interest awl of the existecee of SO tuajy farnihet, whose lives mid property would be infaLibly compromise:l; tee receive the Freesias with the attention, with vie kir:dorm, and the cordiality. whin h ie due to the brave troop* of the lint minim in Cot svoild--• to roar frieials. to your allies , . win ensi•Plet .obt. illtriet a, the yr. e: duties, bat why Cannot Sad to rote cm the in 0..., tote more they become 1101 , 1111114ted With ,t, r 11.1114 p, brine, 1114104:10afte m,i4 worthy of 41.4194, etfry etblVideratit!lr In rvis4l••Yrr "Lee I may trintifiltr. loy ex!stence. the 1,3 tar of Ileithintl. and tit* mast lively prayers for it, tosion a . so, writ he toy last worli. sad cc. (soy iny tai thowetsui. Loris arouras. illagrite, Jul) ~ 11/I*. GIOSALTAR, JULY 4. An limped Won sailed from hence a few days gob to proceed directly to Malmo, expect very goon to hear the result of it+ operation. The French have only 1600 Men in Main.", alio are strongly fortified in the Cadre. A Malta convoy is in sight to the eastward of the Roek, but the winJ •t present blows front the we.t ar.l. The Princess .41scusta packet arrived here on the 2.Bth ult. and sailed fur Malta on the .2.91.1 i." GIBRALTAR, JULY 9. The packet from Malta and Sicily arriveil this morning., in twenty-one iltys' passage. Murat was at Reggio, when the packet left Sicily ; mind lie hsil nnUtleul Ilk intention of making it descent on Sicily about the end of June. Jul., 10. The Spartan end convoy sailed fur Eiglead this morning. . . . . . The division under General Lacy, which marched from Algeziris, about ten days ago, to attack the French at Ronda, have been obliged to fell beck upon this garrison. after some lighting, the enemy being in greeter force than Vlllll exmcted. The French troops desert in tonsiaerable numbers, and there are several hundreds of thew now in this garrison. PENtqCnI.A. DOME 14. The silenee oli:erved on the further operationa of the siee.• of Nlequinenz4, is, in Our 0111111 On, • had omen of its rate, •4 we have heard, through the chunnel of the inhabitants of Fayron, that. on the eth instant, n tremendous noise was heard in that quArter, not unlike a clap of thunder —which unprecedented circumstance indiestee, that some considerable part of the buildtcgs or works has Moon up in the castle. . _ _ The art resoeted to by the enemy, alien they are aware of the ioalsility of their troops, to carry th-ir ; the narrow extent of the castle, the weak state of the works, and, above all, the unremotted attackashy which that small, though brave glrrisno, haw been liarJaseel, renter it highly probable that 'ante unlucky accident has taken place, capable of baffling the activity and zeal of the Authorities who exerted themselves to relieve it; and that the troops appointed for that purpose are not arrived in time. 111011111.1. A. JUNI 19. The Governor of Balbsstro, a fmntiesttdoisti revolts Frenchman, has issued a violent Mandes•o against some of the br,ve parties of Arrow:tn. who were conducting a number of prisoners to Lends, and who, having heard on the war, of the base any render of that fortress, and of tit': horrors commit ted in the city by Sachet's ca ttttt retaliated upon the prisoner.. and after putting them all the sworJ, threw their bodies into the rirtr. sr. DOMINGO. [FROM A Rf'Y•TORR PAPER.] As our present condition rtailtel Ong Si. Domingo is but hill• known. I. would ash the att. sit ttttt of my readers. to t'.e castanet of Christophe toward. us. Ever since the discomfiture of the French, and the fuel eracummii by the force entrusted to the command of Leclerc, the island has been torn to pieces by two Chiefs. Pction and Christophe; the former contending fur Representative Gorman:lents as fir as it is pmeticalile 111. re; and the latter for absolute power over the ;infirm will and form A Govt•nnnrnt by ftelwe•entation, with a Presideut, perhaps in imitation of OUTS, was couteasplowd. anti Christophe ayes elected Chief MaKistrite; but as nothing short of self-dominion amyl(' control !situ. hr rejected the °C T, sod at the bend of Isia troops s•snmed the character and arrogated • the powers of a monarch. Thus resisted. his .pposients now tendered the Presidency to Potion, who finally accepted it. (dente arose. cone six years ago. the hostilities which Inter ever since been carried on between the tort. Chiefs; the one combating fur what ussy be cited regular anti legitimate Govern. went, and the other for usurpation and nacoo t►nlled N4ay. • lit euroiosly enough happens. that in this con Ott the lslaitl is pretty equally di►ided; Christophe ressiug•all north of St. Mark, wiiilePetioa maintains the south. Their land mid mural forms are *vial, • itch havifig 15.090 troop". and eight ships, mount ing from 16 to 2t; guns. of tr. and 3i's. Seyeral <l..spent'e. hrtt uutlecistve UAVII battles hive been fought, arid their reorounters by land hare not beets less , erynivocal in their issu?. lh order to elstain a naval ascendancy over his antagonist. and to overwhelm him wits.% a staperjar force. Qiristophedispatcherl to Bsltionore a Freurli man of the name of Baertwile, with direction to contract for the building of two small frigater.—w Tbeee. when Reads- eniespleted. were attached by •mama inetchaats of Ballitioore. on •base property had committed spoliation. Thus fru.- trate& R.sernelle returned to the Usurper. who. in coisargotenre of thedeteution of. his armed-ships. his let lour his pireAro..us opal) our COMMeree, at well es upou the commerce of Spain ; lifteeu or ail tees of whose vessels he has captured. I I Lv' the depredations which are they committed noon our trade. Christnphe follow- the example of Napoleon. !laving seized our vessels anti cargoes, be imiTrisolis or forces our sailors into his service, 'strips and parr►ate. them. rod resorts to every yin. hence which a feria:• tyrant can iaveut or tolict. Two of our fngetes •arid overawe the savage, and eisiontsid respert for our remaining cousin* rce with vie American film Why tint thus employ them This risino , Algiers in our neighlanurhood •mould be repressed Ind punished. Roemer.... who married a Mark woman ■t the Cap., and whose war is now in Philadelphia, has ti:e con6derice earl is a fit egret ofChristriphe. 11,2 is a moo of ahoodoned cliaracter,, with mu:110f cuu -11 intrigue, end activity. The discerners of Pruitt, and Christophe form a pt i feet roitrast. Peva is just, generous. and htl tome : Chri•tnlalte is rapacious and cruel : Petion dui?' re•;netta t.rttra! gag% is rs iesolly to climate:cr. sod gives it every aid ; Clinataphe is a pirate. and as Tru•h should be trnste.l. The ileoredeAimas which Cie I..ttt r his rum mittra upon nisreommerre. O. tour, nut nee or the detention at Baltimore of the armed re... 4, were eyrawieureil about roar 'reek: , ago. These sill probably toe coatimeed by Count de Valmont, Mr. C. fienible; J ones Barite Lougnecille, Mr. Eynt ; LeClair, Mr. Liston. Ge raldine, Mrs. Eyre ; &Isabelle. Mrs. Listuu ; Monica, Mrs. Davenport ; Eugenia. Mrs. Glower. To whirl' will be added, the Musical Entrrtaiument of THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON. FRIDAY. Autatits S. Government received yesterday dispatches riotn Sir C. COTTON, in the Mediterranean, dated the _tat of Jctie. They contain a long account of se. vend gallant exploits of oar seamen against the eneiny's batteries on the Neapolitass cast, con voys. &r. These dipatehes will wpeur in l&e Ce. setts of Saturday. Mrasv's boasted v,ctory gained by his tiotiltawas a dereat There is a letter iw town from Cagliari, dated on the , 21:1 June, stating, that nn the 1011,, Musa - it's moral &ire made an attempt to land troops on the toot of Sicily, but were repulsed with the loss of between -2 and 3,1100 men. Sir C. Cotton's niche. how tar make wo mention of Saell lit• it , c 'tempt. The Express packet, with Nlails front Malta and Gibraltar, fifwen days front the latter place, has arrived at Falmouth. The force under General LACY. which marched from Al l .eziras about the esid of June, to attack the Preach at Banda, has failed in its object, and Men back upon Gibraltar. The following politica changes, and new sir rangements,ltave been reported in the higher circles, during these few days ; viz. Mr. Hostas th,ADAS, the son of I.9rd Matett.t.n. who is now President of the Blau! of Control, and a Cabinet Minister, has been in the Norm for sine tune, and was not expected in Loudon for these two months; but, we understand, he has been sent for express, mud is expccted in town this day, in consequence of its haring been arraagrd with Lord MILTII.I.II and Mink , rs, that he should go to India as Grieco nor- General, an I Lord hiking to be recalled. Mr. WILLIAM DI:N DAS. to •ucceed Mr. LOBE BY DL M DAS, es President of the Board of Control. We published yesterday the copy of a letter from Portsmouth, announcing the arrival of a vessel from Toros, near Corunna. in wren days, with the aceottot of a battle having been fought on the 19th and -2uth, in 'which the French were defeated with great loss. The account was said to he cur teat at Coral - ma when the vessel sailed on the 24th ; but whether it was true or not, we stand yester day. we had no means of appreciating, sod gave the report merely as it reached as. All doubt, how ever, hits been removed by the arrival of the Afirdera frigate from Coruna', at Falmouth. afte► a pas sage. according to one, account, of three; and of another. alive days. Even in the event that the latt-r was the teal case. the accounts by the Alabus are to the 2.111 s inclusive. use day later than the vessel which arrived at Portsmouth on Tuesday ; sod they do nut bring any intelligence of a battle. Some extracts from Paris Papers to the 24th lad go are given in our preceding cults:tins. Among them is 4114 official article, tramlsted front the Nunitea . r into the 4E04 oat the .itua:iott and affairs of Spain, the contents of the English uew•papers, and other topics connected with public affairs ; which displays, as might be expected. much fAlseltoJd and mistelsrr■rutetion. The trapslatios of !Ansa Bonsesares to the Dutch Legislative Body, 'bids vie body in. sorted, being inaccarate, we this dad give • c•ir:ect copy. The •isahentieity or the article is inos un tyreetioesaisle, es it lies b.syti pulibehed inthr f.e glen Paper s cud its imixtrtantm requires prevision. The Cdtedonia. Thoinparin. from Drrnarara. has arrived at Liverpool. aft the 16th silt. In lone. 47. 40. frll in with she loisiseessed.lionr.d Lveivarii .I.lenrl fleet. rorii.i.tionz of Co soil, under convoy of two 74's and a Invite, all eel!. Tido prop% *llll aC oar stn.! I their bet dad, we pearly hibited so d the public fi We and tioa to I , gracioat go IVS The P. Hums: vartiog rarer '4 Pei Thu b e iag see Cosstry That loan am owe, is Worts el sigirt,tr 0/ At a r Edisbal Ear! of FYI of Earl of Ford Lord 1 Sir 14 Ay D. Sir Cite So hos far Je.e s RCM 16 Sundt Snivel tp . , oh h t 9. "it ht. I i~~,,:.: t'IS Ca B di . •,,r, eirr Yile I o▪ gn:lje jaintay ~iir.ci I"s".^ . :-.., fro Eat▪ s - a 6 4 14 ,_"41 6r : P n i I Lil.- .;""....! 4.11 q th, igo4 b 6 . 4 t Pnlyid,„ F„„ 1 1 b , fel ti~s th ' 4 te v Jft. r 77. fi ~A D eDq • r.. !a .114 • •- . • • . . • . the usurper, who ha! otta!i‘e.) ti.e fiert"."" t ' iii* " :I. ' Ne fxriL,":04::::::,L:3:17::.:11x: naval force of a fri ,, .ite, which iv.i• ree..otly se ,t to • the Cape ht' apt Eughalt merchant, ii:ooii lye; oh- 3! . tioo, which it ill coticlud.d Chroito;ihe has !ir- .4 „. thud. Thu., it it felted, will give hint :.1 •olil i t %Tr. su ;i rspese4 ~w,S itir r i( A l V ]s s. rioritv over l'etion ; and, i( ttitresi.toi a:ld writ- iiilatnes Bielias.A.i. 40 vr obi t• . 7" . 7 ' ao N., • , .4 . 7 . .. • • ''' '"" WO IVU4h. .niched by lis, enable him to coot ~. Ii• r AVAg 'II 011 ' l ' ir ltilli . Slitimires ... •''..r . : fiT nt:e u:1 :7 1 : : ::::' , : 1 , :N4.4:15. •Isl Mai.,, our commerce tit the itissag , from the Mole. - - _ FOURTH TINE 771EATEB-RtiY AL. 1i..4)' , MARIO.: t THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Aught j, will be per- formed i4th time Ittia mums) • Ilier in time nets called • WNllkirtm, .s 6 l, lll.u nkerp b :3 6 ;:ii, A l L a b . A. ; Tl ,:f p:‘ 4 Al :t a T:i.. „ A 31.4 , 4 v I ihi... THE FOUNDL,ING OF 'YHE FoRE,T. Err . buit, nst. earl', first Ica( or Alt. M 5 ~ vi. a I egment oho V.l.mart_ It. C. Konahlr • PlOridll- Mr. J wies t - re • . •.. . • s - 11 • . tisfied with;h:t alfl denial, if I any as speak, which ICIER.4LTAR NAIL navel force of a frizate, which was rre.tatly se at to P the usurper, who liar oblate ii.e arrest..us t• 1. di .. ,,sf' :•!:•:.- ee r : 1 / 4 - T i: L t r Gr.yca . . r t 1.7:i. is the result of this treaty, every thing would thence- --......--- forward go on smoothly between France and Hole • • nInftALTAR, JULY 4. Cu -lish merchant , neon ape; uli- 3! ND 00roortt MP • the Cape hy as n , • . . • , • ••• 1 1ha. fri i • i land. An expedition 'Piled from hence a few days agoy doe, which it is . conclod , d Chrectoehe has par - , s- ~. ..-.......... is The treaty, it is true, offers a great number of to proceed directly to Malmo, li'e expect very chased. T1_0,..., it is feared. will g:ve luta a sup.: It y r sr i a tioa . a • `'''''r ,''., l persoast ul, if unresi•ltd nad u•ipti- Ifilauu . '; Br' • --- , o r 4 .4 .7; a b „ I T, 1 ". ■ ' "I• 7 1 '. 10 n ew a pretexts for fresh compleints, and fresh accroati.ess , soon to hear the result of it . operation. The French riflery over Petim i l i ; e % e isc But cao pretexts be at any Bute wanting ? 1 have only 1600 men in Mala g a, - alto are s t raw 's. .nislied y tis, ens ale e icoat , a . l i en to __......__- :r •' ' ''''''''''''. Iv 1, 4 , . ' b • our Crollilierce Iti the passag , twin the :,tole. 4 „...... • effTON 31 1:liTINt.. (a rmee was, therefore, entitled to rely upon the expla- fortified in the Carafe. FOUItTn TINE - ' '' !; : r l7llll' .Rliallasysiiia . ;•d'r • . I:oi:: E sTf -vs 11 4 : 1 '.n . ''s., ..-st . 7IS. a lit n • their hei nations and eurnrounteatiods made to me on the A Malta convoy is in sight to the eastward of ------ _ clad, we siiieject of this trea t y. and the formal said ex ream the Rock, but the wind at present blows front the 771 EA TRE-RtilAL. 114 1'• MA R Eat W1111041'4 I.4IbUS, sm. Ali. 31. :noes. ' ' -, v 11e,‘. /1711 , declarations which IL did not fail to inike-ohat ne .t n vo l. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, August J, will be per- LA sz DAY halit' s the Custom-house O ffi cer s ehould ioto.rfere only The l'rincess ..Itscusta packet arrived here on the famed ( 4th time Cais season). Play in three !wt.', 'ldled Mr. Shakespear'i Knaie of Clii . li a ap e m oj ,,, 04.... so d the Erebus, eat. each, first Ica of Al. . M 5 i g s. - - ' in matters relative to the blockade-that the . 28th ult. and sailed fur Malta on the .2.9t1i." THE FOUNDL,ING OF THE FOR ENT. „p i le I) l''reach troops should be stationed only on the GIBRALTAR, JULY 9. Count de Valmat, Mr. C. Kimble; Flmisii, Mr. J ones ; ---........_._ We WO 'lle Mr. Fyne; let.lir 31r. Listn. tee consts-that the domains of the crediturs of theEDINIIVRIIGH Iltcr.s. The packet from Malta and Sicily arrive.-1 this fi l e !„ l ' 3l ",er . E l y , e . ; Reaahe ' ate, mrs.Li. tou ~ m0 .,.. e . , aim , hen to I , State and the Crown should respected -that the 'leveeing, in twenty-one thys' passege. Murat was Davenport ; Eugenia, Mrs. Glover. MONDAY, JVI.If 30. grAtiolll debts of the ceded territories should be charsaed up- To which will Ile added, the Musical Entertainment of at Reggio, when the packie left Sicily ; mid he The City of Faltilliurzli's Poise of Fifty Putouts. as vas am France-- inal, neally-that from the number of hail notitieal his intention of making it descent on i.OVE LAUGHS Al' LOCK•su Eros. 34 ,, G0rd ,.., 1 ,...._ . ~,...._ ,_ , 1 9 . o s-or•ooLs hat Stair, La. vas ..: 4 i 31'. Hallatiisit:sjebsittuCuPloirselY,:fait'eLoN•htulurcndred.Guities.s.. . 1 I.9heird:'' troops to be furnished, a deduction should be made Sicily about the end of June. Capt. lleldan‘, Mr. Junes ; Risk, Mr . Nlatliews i Solomon Lob, Mr. Liana . Lydia, Mr.. Mello:AL TUssliAy. 4 I divhal- for those actually at the dispo s al of France in Spode ; anal ;also, that the neceesary time should be ' llll ' ll. I °' To -morrow, High Life in the City. The Spartan end couvoy sided fur E:. l ea d this ------ - vein given for the maritime armament . I even continued ettereiinr. ,NEw NEW.Ditit M It.-TwELF/11 pitGue. Af Fte r g . h ( t :u t2 i . i i .x . , .:.4 s l l ::::g 6 o , lllCr .a .. ie s : l F .i. bay colt, 1t,,,,,,. , ~.p . . ea . ?sr, , to fl atter myself. that the treaty NEIONSSDAN, AntiellT I. p ellet' would be m '''g"'" The division neater General Lacy, which marched LF.C.EII.If TIIKATIZE.-ENGlstill OPERA. ' eat. I have deceived myself ; and, if the absolute from Alatozieis, about tea date ago, to attaek the THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Alma 3, win be perform- The Nohlemeu and Gentlemen's Subscriptium ean s ~‘ rho e on which I manifested for the discharge anis- French at Ronda, have been obliged to fall back (i time) the Conale (Opera of Fifty Guit.eas. - them TRICKS UPON TRAVELLERS. Me Heinle's hay Elly, Peru: ape, 4 pa old. b e * sti duties on the Ist of Aoril last. has served only to upon this garrison, after some lighting, the enemy The Principal Cbaraeters hy Mr. Frusta', M r l'hilipPe s ilr.Cousming's chesout horse, I:armle ss . Cowart drag on, or to proloiee, the existence of the country being in greeter force titan Mill exist cted. The Mr. Moro, Mr. Dontos, Mr. Smith, Mr../. SIIIIIIa, Mr. I /X. THURSDAY. Tlud fur there months, I have the cruelly parallel sobs- . French troops desert in ronsiderable number., berry, a n d Mr. Wioritser• Miss Poole, Mrs. Urger, Miss The Punter's ('satew'Fifty Guineas. hoe am faction but the nails one I can now have that t sad there are several hundreds o f t h em now tat that Kelly, awe Ales. Henley. .. Mr. Flaillie's ha F gefiling, H eart 0 (0.,k. a inr, is After the Opera, Mr. il.usaltuit's Mown tidy, Jane Shiite. wawa II have performed mv duty to the last ; aunt that, if I garrison. A SPANISH DIVERTISEMV.T. vitio.tv. eviPlele may be permitted en to express myself, I hare car- torwtocnt A AIME 14 Prinelral . Mins ei ~.- gr. flourdin, Mr. Nobly, Miss Lop- ' The Ladies' l'urse of Fifty Guiatas. rival ray secreices far the exi truce, and what I 1•011., Enland The sileur.e nit terved on the further operational of • pia., sow Smith, Ills, Bristow, Miss Twamley, Miss Duels, Mr. Rati'te's bay filly, Penelepa. or ne re o.eived to be the welfere of the cuuntry, to an sea- the sing ~ „ . . , . ~. . mn „. 1 .,,, i „ . m .„, (1 ,,, n,5th , ptio, Ma,. D ,.. m .,, an d ow Right Hun. Lord Muntginnei le s hay colt, Rurrr ain Q. toe meg.. to 01.4 , U111C1134, Is, in War 01111110 n, • oat' yoslitiable extent. . whole Corps de Ballet. ' Mr. Ward's hay burst. Tulurent. ' ' • ' /kJ / Tell Of i ts fate, particularly as We have hearts, . Mr. Curniiiing'shy fi lly , 4.yrs. old. Munn+ :ATI: DD But alter the submission and resignation of the " r t h e •• 1 • e. nide (for the Ilth fi rm) a New Melo.Dramatic Eptertsin- th ecc .i, the channel o Tulin Wants of r ayron, went, railed • Ist of April. I Should be extremely culpable if I farllc that, t hrou g h the Nth instant, a trieurielomi noise was TWEN•IT PEARS AGO. A Parse of Fifty Guinesl. a• - •atld rest setiatied with the title of lion", being no The Principal Characters by Mr. Raymond, Mr. Kniatit i The horses_ for which Ines to ester use Wedoesday hit, love siit heard in that quarter, not unlike a clap of thunder n r eirlit after the race.. longer but an instrument ; and no Imager command, Mr .1 Smith, Mr. 10.11011, Miss F. &Aline, Mat. Kelly. which unprecedented circumstance indieetee, thatholy p tug, not only in the cutuitry. but even in my capitol ; esiderable art of the butldicgs or works . The ne. 3 . 1e1e-11 b entnalie • . Fa r e '• l l , 4imuca . t " r i T b e vel t 4ll ; e v ar. p . His Roved Highness the Duke of Voltz roe a To o arid MIMI. perhaps , net eren in My MST palace . I "ine liTo n e in the') Abu, elailtialasitq f to r 'create" eat UMVaria ill •a. has , nup Dallie s p 1.... f rom merry part of the Theatre, will be repeated eery gI'ALL A ditioer yeatesduy. at Ills apart tar o t s j u S t . R''PlY should, nevertheless, be witness to every t i ding, that 0I yr The arts resorted to by the enemy, alien they are ea./emote! further notice. - Jainee's Palace, to several Militory °divers. should be done, without the power of doing /lily suntan aware of the i na bili ty of t h e i r troops, to corry th-ir Ty-morrow, Tricks upon Traveller,. r thing for my people : responsible fur all cvente, eve-- The 'ilitehess of thiertorortex dined ye.terday it sis n point; the narrow extent or the castle, the week e o_-__ --.......,,.._ . nut bring able to prevent, or to iieluence tLem. I with her Royal Highness the Princess set Weis s , state of the works. and, above all, the unremitted Tjel E BRITISEI . • pR E s ,s. ~..._ , , should have exposed myself to the ceinplaints of rsBll‘lll , l.oll 5' , 1,11.1:e Her Crane al eight o'clo 11, attacker/be which that small, though brave garrison, - - k • - a. " retuned to Blackheath. 'lt . 1 11 eides, and perhaps have occesioned great anis- j hasl been 'Grossed, ren.ler it highly probable that LON DON ' . Oa . fa etuu e s; by doing winch, 1 should hate betreyisi• of . 9 Emil Berm ehee. we are sorry to cote was i s 4 sante mileckv acci d ent has taken piece, capable wool s any conseiruce, tuy people, and rig duty ! [ h a v e f orFRIDAY. Avow's . 3. very elartiii..g statewheu the last Beirietio as, se e baffling the.t'en•vitv and zeal of the Authorities who serves u lout; lime fonateesi the exirenetty to *Mash I ten,l . . • . . t h at t h e 4/0/•.../...5.- off: the fuliowing is the sulete.iec :- e e xe r t e d filmset Visa f 0 relieve it ; and tnat tne poied i Ilaw rcsittL'eti. bait I eaul,l not have prevented o -le • • • • Government received yesterday die steles flout Beikehy Castle, Aug.l, t3m. troops appointed tor that purpose are not arrived in Srspree. witheut escriiicing my most sacred duties-ei•hout C. COTTON, in the iflechterratieun dated the • " Earl Berkeley% complaust *ears a atone unte,srain time. i- 9 ' aspect touLty Own yesterday. the LA etiiiiiies to Imre at heart the iuterest of my people; sad without teasing to connect my fate with that et WORALLA. 4uwa 12. 21st of Jeue. They contain a long account of se• (Signe d) "H. PARRY *Mop The Governor of Balbsstro, a fmntie and out- rend e a li so s ex pl o i ts of oar seamen against the • . . E 31.33 Ed." that se the country. This I could not do ! Now that 1101- His Royal Highness the Prince a WALL • rams renchmen. has issued a violent Mendes- 0 laud is reduced to this condition, I have, as King mg. some . enemy ' s batteries on the Neapolibm ease, con- _ ' • • ' d the Inn amortest the lillitlerou.l inquirers yestaids) stint against . of the brier parties of Arnim. who of woo! of Hulled , but one course to take, and that is, totear, & r. These dipatehro willpower in rke Ca. Lordship's house in Spring Gardens. were conducting a number of prisoners to Lerida.6fts, to t abdicate the throne in favour of nay childreu. Any and who, havitie heard on the war, of the base our- eerie of Saturday. fit rater's boaeted v.ctory gutted The R;ght lion. CIIAR).81 A sac Home girt a Elf hia other course would have only augmented the nail,- render of that fort . ress_ , and of ill"; horrors commit- by his flotilla-was a defeat ! greed. ball and supper, at his house in Devinisg. *gas is fortunes of nay reign. I should bine, with deep tad in the city ey sachet'. ca ttttt bids. retaliated ---••=••••- street, on 11'edatesday last. The tables were set regret, discharged that tender duty ; and I should prisoner's, and after pottin g them all WThere is a letter in town from Cagliari, dated on out f or leo . A i mee 70 persons of diameter' sat At a r perhaps have seen the peureful inhabitant., too often ;up o n th e the victims of the qesarrels of Government, ruined the sword, threw their haste .. hen the river. the 5....1 June, stating, that on the bolo bluster's down at two o . Cinck to a most sumptuous supper. Felishie ..e neval force made art attempt to land troops on the A leonine them were- at cue blow. flow could the idea a any sort of Cr- S r. EIfI.IIINGO. eoast of Sicily, but were repulsed with the loss of Time DochmeasirDevoissiiire and St. AVMS' • the Maio sistaner have eutcreil my Muhl ?My children, burn clihaless of Elownsihrs; Cuautesse• Ch•ihuitedell, Mar- f t; ° , 1 4 Frenchmen like myself, would have seen the bloot ' --e " --- , between .1. and emu° men. Sir C. Coe-rotes die- rioglt.l3, tVestssorland, and Ilareowty i the Eves alive. Lid vl of their Fallow -coucuryinen shed in a just cense, but [reran A NNW-TOOK PAPER.) of • , swa t sa d tenor an d . potene., hutectfLr, 'rouse rot ineutiou amen MI at- Lad i one winch might no vet Cieles• be. suppesed to be ex- i As our present coudition respecting St. Domingo .At six o'Closk the company pertonk oriel elegoet um i elusively mine. I had therefore but one course to i is bet. ;nil. known, I woul.l ask the alt• n t 1111 l of m)• te'"l 4 • - - detrital. It was tight o' c lock hat-fore they separtatd. Saha ---,....-.- adopt. reader , to t'.e conduct of Chri s toph e t owar d s us . The Express packet, wi t h Mails f r om M a lt a an d IS :, Brother, so violently irritated against toe, is Ever since tar desematiture of the French, and 'fhe Earl of II sattteerroe took leave of ~ , irl e r e t : s from the latter Giloshar fifteen day hice, MIJP.IITY, tit the Levee. on 'Wedaelidsee ere"' Isla . not so agorae my children; Lei : (toilette.. he cid the fival evacuator by the force eut rus t e d t o tl w - P has Gills .ettinT off for I:elend; to take trpoo beants, s e o s not destroy what ha has dour , anal deprive them of cuittatand of Leclerc, the island h es b rae t orn te arrived at Falmouth. The force under Gen e ral! I Cemnialerl ~f the Army, as Cominaodersio.Cind Coned their inheritance; bleier he has not, nor e g o have, pieces by two Chiefs.. Petion and Christophe; the L.Arlt. Whirl) marched from Alseziras about die in • Ireland. The Countess and Family wall sat Tory any subject of eoinialsint against this child, ehu ail former contemns% fur Representative Goverament e .ead of Jane, to attack the French at Be a l e , has follow him for tire or six weeks. She will take metre, not, fur a lona time to comae, r e ig n ei ntsa le Ifs as far a. i t t o paelic a ld e there; and the latter for failed in its object, and fellesi back upon Gibraltar. leave of Her MAJNITT first, as mac °f the Lida isms ilt mother, to ahem the Regency appertattis lay th e absolute po we r o v er the p u bli c w ill said force. A -- sna .- r -- in waiting. a flop e Censtitutien, wail do ev e r y th ing th at e h a ll he Goesreineut ley Iletwventaition. with a l'resideut, T s sae-•t' he foll o wing p o l i t ic ' oelanges, and new e- Lady ffeatLeson sad VA, Fasting have heft tow, A ;red tameable to the F.metr..r my brother, awl will sue. perhaps in imitation of our,, was emlienildittelir ranitementadiave been reported an the hi her circles, for Boorman's Lodge, Dartford Heath. 00 114 teed better thou myself, who have had the ini.for- and Christophe was elected Chief Magistrite; but ~.e I few days ; viz. Mr. Rossa g r Dv ii Si•o AV,. .1 l IT/WILLI/IYleft , tune 'aver tube successful in me eudeavours of that as nothing short of solf-donsinion would tone nt "°""g these NDAs, ..0 II 1 . , I . ds F Won fi r Pm: w et; noirogato ,7 oi emir. • keel; and at the a onclusion of a maritime peace hint, be elected the offe, and at the head of Isis the son of b i rd Maevies.a. who is now President EA ri mid Count.se o f Cosrsyay an d h e al, 5149ery {sorbet's befors omy brother, knowing the state of l troops assumed the character and arrogated, the of the Board of Cuutrol, and a Cabinet Minister, left town on Wednesday, for tl•eir seat In ll'orcts-; ed "Isen theta" in tins country, the esteem its inhabitants ' powers of a monarch. Thus resisted, his impatient, has been in the North for saute tune, and was not t e r s hi es dee tsiti a merit, how much hr welfare accords with the i n - now tendered the Presidency t o Petiole, who fi liallyast bets expected in Loudon for the w two months; but, we Earl anal Countess CHOI.NIONDILET iatead to terrain (well understood) of his empire, will d o f u r accepted it. Hence arose. some six yea r s ago . th e • understand. he has beta sent for empress, anal is this couutry all It has a right to expect. as the re- hostilities which beer ever since beau carried on leave town this day far Cholinnedeley Cie.le. „On l there e , , Cheshire. for the ' der of the season. Lor4 ward of Iva numerous sacri fi ces to Frames, of its henget' the two Chiefs; the one eonsbeting f or expected in town this day, in consequence or its -.- eemel " !es, sh a tIAVI DU, and several noble personages, are ex' fillyllty, anti the interest will which it copilot foil to j what may be ceded regular and legitimate Govera. havilig been arranged with Lord Mies.' eta slid or sip 8 'MI IIL• • pected to repair to liis LdIL ' b ffi I* 0 t all° ll inspire those who judge of it without prejudice.- meat, anal the other for usurpation anal nacos- M inkere, that he should go to Inch* as G overnor- where many elegant turproveineuta have been anode "slow Poeheps 1 ion the ads nlystacle to the treiniviliation teolka4 sissy.Ped at t General, an I Loral biting to be receded. Mr. since the last earavon. of th is country wet; France; algid should that be •It cut . ..tartly enough happen,. that in this coatept of bras so, I might find tome kiael of coneolatiou in the Island is pretty equally divided; Christophe llite.l est Di:ND. 4 9, to succeed M r. 1•1•1111. RT The Marquis and Merehioness of Aettecoss. b elga , dragging out the remainder of a waiidering and II sessiegall aortas of St. Hark, wftilePetiou maintain s De RDAS, as President of the Board of Control. who are lately returned _fr . om Ireland, have talt r o , a a • They house in George -street, obincnesteremuare. to , / lato it oishing life at a distance from the - fi rst obj ec t s the south. Their land sod metal forces are espial, --sem-- 'Wed at of my whole offeethai-this good people, anal my • itch havillife 15.090 t !Oil- , p . e n s e i g h t s hi ps , mount . We published yesterday the copy of a letter from N left toe', yeetrrany for the Palmy. „„ em ! Waal. These ere my principal motives; there Ace any from 16 to 26 guns. of 24's anal 3e'e. Styrool Portsmouth. announcing the arrival of a vessel - Arrived at FORTUNE and BL tceweees hr••'' .l- cara t to a t oilier. eipi.lly powerful, with respect 10 which I de.pen t ie. hgt utialecisire naval battles here been from .).1 uros, near Coruna*. in seven dyes, with m •firelli7lit Hoc Loci Eldiank, Hon. Mr. Georle Maris!, sew. •( m ust lie eleot, lent they will easily lie divined. fought, and their reorounters by l an d h ave not b een -, the aeroitie of a blotto lacing ; be en f oug h t on the ..d Airy-m.ler Doti, Ls . q. jurs sonrbell and Tower, Caplan% Napes of %two „ my et 1 lie C noeror, any broth er , mu s t f ee l t h at i cnu ld less , minivocal in their i ss ue. order to o made le e tobtain a naval areendant.y over his oat' from the Vallnpl 1..1C9- 19119 ahal _nth, in 'which the French were defeated a e Set . c.i • i De s oto. Be-sellers err not act otherwise. Though strong l y pre j u di ce d .). Si titan aud Mir. Grin', Sir ..ar es teemed lees he is great, and whet' his itritatiou antugonist, and to overwhelm him wake a superiar with great loos. The account was said to he cm- lee., carruilice, Captain GiICaSOU, Jobs WalAcr, la- Sandi force.Cpridophedeopeteherl to Latin/ores Freer's- ma at e'orunna when the vessel sailed on the 24111; a n d j • J " 1 ""'""• C r" 4. sub-solos refloat but he jatt. Snivel a .1• to nit, Gentlemen, I shoup be marl more man of the name of Haern ' lle • w i t h di " tel i n " tu but whether it was true or not, we st a t e d ester. •larb PP ..„I, ppy o „ ii i a h s „ I „„ a, if passable, cos ts I ma . contract fax the Imildines, of two small frigates.-e d tle I: ai, eal . . tri fi iii l a r ni s, a d e e x ii t lea su ri o , ti w th e , i ii it , i , a d ler t o .r t .r a l n u l t , ,e rv u . c ll e v i s it re e d i•c iii . - siv in. glue that you wind.' not .10 justice to my Inter- . Tisollio when needs' enmpleted , were summed by • Y• we had "° means of appreciating, and gave Liverpool fee a short time. battle.", dons. May the end, of my career prove to the nay .1111111111 aserchaats or Behtioore. on shoe jeroperty the report merely as it reached no All doubt, how- mon end to you. that I have never decocted von : Cileistool,e had committed spoliation. Thus fru,- ever, his been removed by the arrival of the Afirdissa prea M t r n . t ß al t ar e s lie . H t A tl n ae n Naleirle,ll,..l:rteeillut:ttren.we are ;le 5.1 i, a ss that I have had hut one aim-the true interest 1.1 tented. I• "'ee'lelle tet"tned to the UselePeth who, frigate from Coruna', at Falmouth, after a pas- Mr. ESl i aS i ' s Pesrusitsille at E'llatiatgli Wi th '' _ el lq , ie i the country ; •!sot the faults I may have committed in coeistemeitre of thedeteution of. his armed-dim.. sage reeding to one account, o f three ; and of g",, a , 1414 ._• 11 " C " .. e . 'Wh at se are solely to be ascribed to my z ea l, w hi c h l e a ~,e hat tat lour hie 'sorceresses ep ee tau s eseomeeer , as 1 - ' , - - M r. nets el T's sapient of Pe/se AI/rasa . .11tilleed 16 Ca.Arit,l i tallier, os live days. Even in the event that the to altos at riot what ORS Rhsohltely the greatest well elapses the commerce of Spain ; fifteens mail- a good, lost She best that could be attained under all teen sit'whisoe vessels he has "Ptuted• very genteel . audience to the Lyceum I lower hi Eras e , lattor was the real case, the aceoutits by the Alectsua right. Mrs. ORGIR• as Carouse Sedleg• " ea ' rree'l 4 the els*.etiltiee of existing eircurnetancer. 1 had fer the deetedations which are than emonsitted are to the meth inclusive . /see dee lat e r than th e re;;entely well. and was admirable dressed at th e ' S ''".' arum eaticulatrd moon governing a nation so Me._ titres our trade, Christophe follow- the exampled vessel which arrived at Purtemouth on Tuesday ; . I) ta.s 3 °*•,, Me- PwILIPPS was r a i st W rOn*l Y. ii _ c _ o _; ' ,. __"'.'io renting, but so difficult to t onere, as your.. B e Napoleon. Having seixel our vessels and cargoro, nod they do nut bring any turelligruce of a battle. plesoril, Gentlemen, to he My sobrocetes with the as. be ii•Frimess or forces our sailors into his service, I l e a 4 4 7e r a . e l 1 ; .Ik. j4l said A 11 M . -ear, s is f ‘ ee K oo k r i. it L e y " sz s g v o e f ry " su S c a c ia cist a r a Te , ; tr ei3. ys itoa.autl cherish • confident attachment tn the Prides • e„teile'• . ° l imwatie• them. said resorts to NTINT Tio• ---"c - the lively part of SUN'S* 4 Is„ •W Some extracts from Paris Parsers to the 24th last, tislot ii., I:a. el, wh„ wa ll des.„,„ at, if I may j aa s si , Gnu , ~,„ .... Which a from:* tyrant Mu inventor loghct. Te . of oar fragetea „ mow overawe the saves an d and are given in our preceding columns. Among them The last arrivals at Bath are- lo ;yr. " paid ilisposit me. The gerieelses the same lute - Lord Bishop of Waterf.tril, laird G. Grenville, boy fhTl..l- , • P re ," 4 , nn ...., if. I „ mow. G„6„,,„ • r0n a„,1,... commend respect foe our reinsining commerce with is au o ffi cial article, traiielsted from the A/moister V t ., .___'• • . tee A:so-dean Isles. Why not thus employ then ? into the Argos, ou the titan ion awl affairs of Sir Will. Rowley, Sir W. B. Unglues, Sir ipt. loref m nsgir .. umi lsol ,7 ll •.: in s * , "t'''.., wathont recreemoeutins t a yon. in the. most earnestCholnsely,Cul Ilertua, Alejor Alone% _ . ...., II 144 ;7: This tisane Al revs in ortehLourhood would be itubliesne WS. Mr. nalapfsldc, Iles. H . SiblhorPei " * • w a hines . r ai l Se the name of the iaterest awl of , o repressed and puniiherl. Spain, the contents of the En g lish uesaiepapers, and • wets; Mr. Orde. Jr mud Mrs. Wilgus, Mr" and Ili•li ow 1 th , the extort:ea of so raise families. whose lives lloerner, e mot ta,,t,„ty would be inf o emanammamt. . . who married a black woman it the . . other topics canoe( te al w i t h pu bl ic a f f ai rs ; whim.. "• '• ' ' . . las h Mr Grail , i 11 2 koe h . * , 'Mr. Haines, Mr. Condserhatei, Mr. close s , • Hr. Deo. II" "'leftist %el I Mr. Cardin Mr Or* Mr. Jos?, Mr. tialti'''` , 5 1 °14 1., refiner the Preach with the attention , wi th Cope, and whose wile- is Now in Philadelphia, has displays, as might be expected. much falsehood Mr 114 ) .1, Mr Stephen'', Mr 5. J . wham, . • • ._,... y,.. 00 the kindsosvo. arm the eirili•illiv. whit It i. due t o the cn o ed elw o Gaol is • litagent ofthristimhe. He and unstepresentstion.s ow N al Mr. Mason. hlr. Ward, kr Williams, Mrs. hay. s th e Swim. troop* of the lint liatiou in the woe hl- - e. a moo of aleandoned character s with much of CIAII ''P' '' ''''' ' .--- Hardin. , Mrs. it Mn. le...ewe sbe• Gemsel 1)".'.. lhe fe thuds.", sea. Meetly. Slr. Rich. Silithoi t o.., .31r. Socho-r. r. / I The trowslatios of Louts Bon arteres Address or .. s i V r i a „.. O we d . , Mass Palebsr, Miss Ilsia s )' 13 ' 1 a Sth o t to Fear (needs, fe your allies. STIIn enlll.laler "be- Dints. insriletteeland activity. direct a• the tire e: dote% bat s e ree arme e e s s to The clinometers of Petrim sod Christophe form a to the Dutch Legislative Body, which w e ta t ty 10 . gj a ,,i, ‘ ,„, Nov m., 5,...: 1 1., Mi ni c reg r.u, sw. eve '- e ,„,„„ lie own% ate flair , they became nerialaanaed p ee feet erl a t tos t, petsa is just, generous , and hu- ported, being inaccurate , we this dew give • c•nteet mist s , t , a hal i,,, b row s. m a„„, t ,i o " . "4 smithy of (nano : Chri.tophe is rapacious and cruel : Jerboa enfte. The authenticity of the article is 'me. un- e• ....AIIONtD:.Ii reviewed the 13th. or Prince of to .. -ba te , -Is f i wet..., sassier elan . i .....4,l enit i i i„. ' duly re-yetis *embed t ors as r, i e „,i ty to eneemeaee . oinotionable, as it lam beret puldialted in 'lir 1.. r den 1t 4 1, 1 Ipe a go o s i a„ at, MEd ; and expressed h -is ... ' ir e , WeSa today his ltoyal Hsghne s 's the Drir....,,1, I t.. e. ';';,:l i t le "'tsetse,' ...L ee I eiv „„. tr i,,i,„, ts , , 1 , ) , et i . ,, venc . e. ated gives it every awl ; Chrotaidie is a pirate, and Paper, cod 'to importance requires precision. 9lsi • 11 , : e al l t ar o e Fusi on s, s ,,j ti „ m „, g e o l . peayers aa en• li ghoul(' be trestiol. The depredating". The Cetedoitie. Thompsen. fratn Demerara, has toll hoe.", anal the exactness mad gr at ni! , ••• ‘. , ... p .,: g.r it, hatttam ss. will he tuy last woolo. and oto which the Letts r hie committed upon narromoserre. arrived rat Liverpool , ass the 16:h ult. In lone. 47. the di ff erent nonsense's's. The Morning so.' '. . ::• 4.,,. approbaii ..0 of the recollent appearance of ;•.1- 1 . 1: . ~..‘. moo 'l (COoy my last tharthe s to, 1.1 enlali , Ciallt race of the defeating' at natliSlSOire of th e do. (vll in with ifee Issiiiiesint.lion at t L sc orani h oe ; h e t ratan Isalt'epost twelve ,: e e r i',"' '." ' r . Loris \ aroutost. , ~.. to.. armed re... 4., were ..04.1.1euel:J about feitr Island rivet. r0i0.i.ti5.,.... a lict emit, tinder convoy o' down in trisect'', whicheihlietel his is ." le st ". e 1 ak•9 4 11101 Jill) t, let*. 'reek: , • a 'Tatman I probably lie • • wad by - ' and f • - 'l well. •.. ' I ' '''' ''''' k •,1 all imam two .4 s a a rsso.e, a. , w l ease t h e odd ~,„„e. L uis . .r. 1.• .•. e 1../ LOVE LAVGIIk AT Lll4K•Slll'flis. Capt. Beldam, Mr. Joins; Risk, Mr. NI Ale% Solomon Lots, Mr. Lith o s. Lydia, Mrs. Mathews. To-morrow, High Life is the City_, N ELO-DRA SI E—TWELFIII mur. LreEtElf THEATIZE.—ENGIbIaII OPERA. Tlll3 EVENING, FRlDAY,Aligsnit 3, tin be patios- ed (161 i time) the 'COM; Opf;0 TRICKS UPr►N TRAVELLEIN The Priceipsl ammeters by Mr. Peoston, Mr Philipps, Mr. flora, Mr. polaris, Mr. C,uith , Mr. J. Swab, Mr. O. berry, and Mr. Meleager. Miss Poole, Mrs. Orgcr, Miss Kelly, awl Ma. Heuley. _ Aher the Omit, A SPANISH DIVERTISEMVT. Prinr4sal'lliancers.--11r. flourilin, Mr. Noble, Mies Lop pls.., Miss Soli .14 Ills, Bristow•, \lies Tomsley, Miss Du is, Miss Tome, Miss Green, Miss Pew, Min Desist:Ms, sail Use %bole Corps de &flirt. With (fee the titth that) a New iTclo•Dramatic Eptertaia went, culled TWENTY V EARS AGO. _ _ Tim Ptineipal Characters by Mr. Raponsmi, Mr. Knigiti Mr .J Sasith,Mr. Uu rtun, ..31iss F.. &illus. Miss Kelly. The new 31r10-I)rainatie f'.utemt.sionnent or Twenty , l'eare Ado, communing to be areeivoil nab universal barite of &p -lane.* from evriN part of the Theatre, will be repented deal evening till further Puller. Tu-isorrow, Tricks upon Tranaroni. IcAcr.s. MONDAY, JULY 30. The City of I:4inkwell's Poise of Fifty Pounds. John Gordon, I.q. of Cnr:tut.'s Iniv mare, U. yis. u:41.. 31r. Hamilton's blown blly, Jane Shore TIASHAV. Ili. Moje.ty's Pone of (Lie Hundred Guineas. Right 1104. I...wit Moutgomeries bay colt, Itti%..e, A-poi' Mr. Cummings Sylriu, 6 yi s .4.1. SONSSDAN, AUUUST I. The Noblemen and Gentlemen's Subscription Cans Fifty Guit.res. Mr. Baithc'a troy filly, Penc upe, 4 yis old. ilr.Cuusming's ebesnut horse, THURSDAY. The Punter's PIIISC a Fitly Guineas. Mr. Polities boy gelding, Heart of Oak. Me. Musilltun's brown filly, Jane Shiite. FUIDAV. The Ladies' Purse of Fifty Guineas. Mr. Paine', bay filly, Penelope. Right Muntguineiie's bay cult, Rurrr , t Mr. Ward's hay burst TaLrera. Mr. Confining's bay filly, it.yrs. •td. sAA AA AY. A Purse of Fifty Guineas. Tbr horses far which wen to enter uu Wednesday bat, after the race:. His Ravel Highiwas the Duke of Ynn raie a r artd dinner ytaterday, at hia apartia,plis iu St. Jition's Palace, to ierenil Military °Ri vera . _ _ The •Drchesa of Revarrorrcu dined ye.terday with her Royal flightless the Millet:la ut IVA tc.s, rr• ken-ington Palace. Her Gram at eight returord t, Blackheath. Earl BLIIKELFY, we are sorry to 03y, sew in a very itlarini-g statewheu the last Boridia s4s se:.t off: the folios:nig is the auli•tulec Bet Leh y Castle, Aug. t, tcw . " Earl Serksiey's coraplaust *ears a sane uoLt , irshis aspect to-day tluto yesterday. Vitgued) " H. PARRY, " E JENNEa.. Ilia Royal Highness the Prince of WAtti as austartgat the tiltoterotta inquirers yeaterds) stha Lordship's house in Spring Gardens. The R;ght lion. CliatlLS! Aunt:mum qaTe grand 6311 and .upper, ut his house in Drianiugs street, on 11'ednesday hat. The Wiles were wit out for 1 ew. Altotet 70 persona of diitinctiso sat down at two o * CiOrk to a most sumptuons supper. Amongst them were— The Dachastea•orpeeottsitire aad St. Athos ; the Mar eldooirss of Downetra; Cuautessei Cb.olosoodell, liar riogitar, ‘Vettssurlinlo, and !lambast, the Ear's of Yu atuattvad Wastatuciaod. At ~tic o'Cloi:k the company partook din etectit defritne. k was tight u'eleck !before they •eparst:d. The Earl of H tatttNerron took leave Of iho htlitiarr, at the Levee. on AVeilateday, imams .ettinT off for lie:and:to take upoolitiintln Command the Army, at Cnamataodepia.Cinit to • Ireland. The Countess and Family wit art follow him for tire or six weeks. She will take lease or Fler MAJIMIT first, nit ouc of the Lida in waiting. Laity fret vros sad Vt. Fltafilt have left tory for Bowman's Lodge. Dartford !bath. On Ilonri V, I,:dy FIT-IV - ILEUM left Sewn, I'4 Hirogat• , Vol ksiiiir. • Eari •oriWit , eil of Covra•rßY •nd Famil! left town on Wednesday, for their seat in %Yorre , - ter•Li:c. Earl and Countess CHOIJIONDILET tetrad is leave town this day far C7holinne.deley Cheshire. for the reinaiiider of the season. L"rol Owl DIR. and several noble personages, sr' ex pected to repair to his Lordship's beautiful *tat. where many elegant improvements have been snide since the last ovation. The Msrquis end norehioness of ABaßcols. aho are lately returned from Ireland. h ee takth house in George -street, Manchester.stiusre. The! left twin yesterdwy for the —Arrived YI FORTUNE HIM BL tCKWELL'It hn..l— . . ...—..- The M7:1111011. Lod ElAmnk, 1100. Mr. George Mario, Majors Campbell sad Tower, Captaan Napier of %lel" end Alexm.ler Dan, Ls'q. Set Of from the vullIIP !). Wilsan nod Gritit, Sir C. - oarles Douglas. /3 ,4 Majr.r Cars-Whim Cqoam G. W. SOU, Jobs 11 tale, 1k and J. Johostou, Mrs. Jormaa, we ttlit!er.tan•l, wit visit Ci.t:.• terihans next month, and from t :euce proceed w I.l%erpord Ew a short time. Mr. BLaticitrno and Mr.. II tatowe art 0 , 4 present stars at the New,ca.:te Theatre. Mr. KUKRY is perforusiiig at Etliuburgli with the greatest IDUCC•II6 Mr. Kamm T's Opera of False Alarms Muscled very.geuteel audience to the Lyceum Theatre 114 right. Mrs. °actg. as Caroline Sellky,lo 44 e tritely well, and was admirably dressed sr %tie Draracra. Mr. PHILIPPS was rapturon4Y iU Alf. 131.101AleS favourite .soon of "Saida snwe toetear;" and Mi., KELLY was very successfo: the lively part of SISS4X• The arrivals at Bath are— Lord Bishop of tVaterf.iril, Lord G. f.:reemille, L.ud 1 1' 41 . fir Wm. Burley, Sir W. H. Unglues, Sir IMamingue awl Lail. Chalmtly, Cul Marton Mrj.ir Mmire, Raw. lk.!'larkeri Dr Rdiasna R,W. Mr. 11;19 1 ,41..lr, Her. H. SibtlwrPr, II" - II CaallirlA, Mr. Ordr, Mr and Mrs. Millen*, Mn and 51 34 Caullirld, Mr. Cardin Mr. Or*, Mr. Joni, Mr. ttsidri , o 'Mr. Heins, Mr. Candserba(ek, Mr. Cliailleigh, Mr. Grillo. Mr nn).l, Mr Stepleraii, Mr S. Jacksiou, Mr. Mr. Maly, Mr. Rich. Silitliorpe, Mr. Sielonab= , Mr. Mason. Mr. Ward, Mr Williams, Mrs. hay. Mr' Hardin:, Mrs. Moan. Mn. ILlMeterg, Mrs. Grafi-al P.m.,. Mrs. Starker, Miss Usied, M.S. l'alvars, Miss Mogi), M.s. Harriinii, Nan smith, Miss Creation, Se. ke. W a di etaiy his Royal Highness the D e . .? . e! CAllOotD:.e reviewed the Ittn, or Prince of " ..• Lt.4l.t Draw:Kam, at Likud ;and expressed h approbasi .as of the excellent appesunee of :;i : and hen", and the exactasers mad gr at tip t? ihi different illlnVellll.-Wf. The morning ua tine; hut about Iseh-peat to else tee r.or demo in tarretes. esineh.ohlized his Itovi , lease the field tooNati this. I.r.