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lied the P.S. bid', fora ski. enee, which pre. *Period. tuna I r the troth of the ;od has gives it f, Alai 47.1149 i A POLEON. JECRATEL, the Army. L it. Just !. Elva*, of the t Geo. (uL quarters from tut the Frent it c Way of Lro. newo, tle 4th lie Prince Re t Don ficcire )otelt:taty red , Mejestya t t- Re 1.) ,E, M•Y Id. t of tbr ...cif 41 a facto.r ray, by which t. and claim. , , or tlOll 1611 Ulthete to ,11011.• or v... 0 iv Caballero, Juke of FLA.:, 11111 tie &hit t' Utmost M.- Neg.rettk, of I, ta+ia, Miiincl Ru o Jolt Mai. of St. Adlie- Don Mamie( Vino Pereira, Iro de miles, of the :osier Durso, Don Jose No toriously reo oil, are to he ■piireltenrion, obtie welfare, ' to law. Th e Minister to d by the Sup y and Eniby se the Prince Ile Dots Peres unifsh Charge UPREPOtri la t I JRJ t Z to your ExceS• ate intelligence recapture of As the letter be eatetioc to tie and Spuinsla nut oats, in or. rtrent ham hula Iblv intelligen led of the fiCitn la on this aide. Int: ?oar Lxeci• est aguiost tLe ERLSI'OR D. LAL MARY T ElllOlllll. ected Croat the . I am Informal pursued Iry the the buou s or to wild to the Pee :agLuttl L. des• reench from the iutyour itts,lloll.l' ry tmilh atommtiits, e iu Vigo, rUII.I - mut the dutimiu, unit ou with those or locate offt.nsive suppose, that, its is Harass, to will shaut is ti by the British on the lath sail am 1, to twat, to tut, the French archtti lam APill. Why . is, however. es ; will it oiCtittia, lieviug tituassaa soya path of to woe • aiiy rirla„ who 'vim part of the to imolai* in a ,whiwt, with its 'tat fur the tips 'tinny, that the tiallicia. antler We fume; their u etti that pent ha 7,010 t Forsch have the tweitstie LASS NJ AllY. TO 1111 EMILr at. roes General de Ihwir, a letter of n) otlicr, Go. net of the Vd, ire aeltunt, tba I'uute Noteru, ir creerey Imt ■nd prisoners, ic flier la ,rui Wik in the t • capitulation ight any long. r So pleasing :tint the guortncss to glob and Corbi n' alluded to, is a attacked snd it, and pursued to the wood of ear troops, tbry of cannon, and rt they were r•- m be ut our pkili itSuUlt. sift a ?IR A M.A, ilf•T gt. The same noweral talons' see, bya War of ye Atertlas `e date, which 1 received. this nininont. that Marsha) Dmi NP duds 'fatly ban retakes& Lugo, mil made 4000 Fracwww. The te-capture of Logo, and the circumstance that Gam. CUM' fR s corps of tiooo wee, bee taken polll &Owe Seuttat;o sail °reuse, afford strop; groan& to hope, that the irons of Smelt add tiey will soon be destroyed. Loot Sstunday. the 27th oi,t. arrived at Oporto a Courier, dispatched by Capt. M.Kinley, Com mander of ll* jlntanuic Majesty's Naval Forces in the Bay of Vigo, with the ;Miming intelligence that • French column, of 3001) infantiy, and 30 hones, was completely routed near Santiago, the I cursor having sustained a considerable loss in • woondell, and ptisooers ; anti +llllO loat all their horses, and 14 pieces of orbilitce. 'flue re mains of use French column have fled to (:nrisiitia, abandoning entirely Santiago, which, the Spanish troops entered on the 23d, and the ocennation hieleplare put them iu 11010C11610,111r very con...Wer t ....b. magazines of arms anti amintinittun, which I,i. % stood much in nerd of. The French have fortified themselves in Comma a. well as they could, but the Spaniards made pre ;stratums to attack them. In the opinion of Cap tain M•Kitiley, there werestrong indications of the French intending to leave that place, and march tilting the covet, in hones of meeting with no oppor- I noity to notervocire to some Fsigli-11 squadrons, (tom fear of their britlt cut tc death by the Spa niards if 041 shoot.' fall into their hands. 'fhere are persons pho affirm. that tliforshal Nay has al ready left Clornuns, awl is innrching to Asturias, where, however, he will have belt little chance to save hiln.elf en , l hie frontal, because there are suf ficient forces tit that province, not o n ly for de leiter. but fey attacking Marshal Mee with success. The Marrpois de In Remora is in Santiago, with • the Irv:thin port of Isis army, which he tins greatly tithprored in 'want of diecipline NA order. A di 'tision of I 1,000 men, but 4,000 of whom only are well armed, escenpies Vige, counnanded by his bro ther. Don Jose Caro. 'f he crews of five F,hglish frigates have also been lansteri in that port. The present state of C.:Mich' afoot.' the most flattering hopes of its bring epee duly elehred of the French, since the insurrection to shut kiattins is more formidable than any other in • sny noel of Spain, during the whole course of the • revolution.—frifiaereo Ltigitane: May 31. I , 4. 4 H E BRITISIIIiRE S S. LONDON, MONDAY. 'JCRS 12. —.......,--- DEATH OF ScHII.I.....FARTHER DEFEAT OF BO NAPARTE A.-RETREAT OF THE FRENCH IN /WAIN AND PORTUGAL. We have received Dutch papers to the Bth, the Moniteur to the 4th. and Portuguese papers to the 3d instant. —The aecourts of last week expressed much apprehension for the safety oldie gallant and enterprising Scum., who had carried his victorious arms tkrough Pomerania, and taken possession of Stralsund. These fears, we regret to state, have been realized: SCNILL has fallen.—On the .3111 last, a corps of Dutch troops attacked that city.... The battle was moat obstinate, but the asaailanto fi nally succeeded, and SCIIILL was killed at the head of the brave defenders. The spirit that animated . him. however, survives, and will soon produce a competent leader to fill his place. The Dutch Papers promise a more detailed report of the , action, in which it:. appears that the victory wy . desrly puichatied, ~and the gallant SENILE did Pot die in vein. The principal feature in the Paris Journal, is a report of the operations of the French army of Italy, from the 15th to the 26th last inclusive, on which day it joined the French army in Germany, at Bruck. This city is situate in Stiria, about 60 miles south-west of Vienna, with • fine road leading directly to that capital. It will be a most seasonable re-inforee• anent to BON•PA RTE., who, we Mel, issued a eon - gratulatory Proclamation upon its arrival. This Proclamation is dated Ebersolorf, th,t 27th of May, oue day later than the date of the tech bulletin. The army of Italy did not ellect this junction with out great difficulty. It vas daily opposed in its progress by the Austrian corps of Cen. i E. LLA• COUCH. which is represented as nearly destroyed. Many persons, who possess every means of form. ing a sound opinion on the late events in the vici nity of Vienna, deeply impressed with the convic tion of Boedettret's profound and subtle talents. which continually effect the object of his exertion, by mewls apparently remote or inefficient. conceive that he hes himself purposely exaggerated the dr immetaners of his late repulse, They do not con test the authentieity. either of the Bulletins, upon which our belief of the occurrences in question is founded, nor even of the Austrian offieial account, though the latter are not clothed with every midi (iler requisite to challenge immediate credit. II fact, they are neither signed, nor dated, like NAPOLEON'S Bulletins. though they profess to be published by order of the Archduke CHARLES. Many reasons, more Ingenious, in our estimation, thou solid, are asaigurNi, to account for the mounted exagoration of Box APAIITIt s in ler *mount of the late batzle, and its effects. It is asserted that lie is under a necessity of augmenting his pretended loss, in order to justify the measure of codling out the eanseriptioto of 1811, thronghnut all France : an act of dcsp"tism nold violence so severe, that nothing could enforce, except a necessity pareinount to all other considerations! We do not, however, by any means admit the justice, or acquiesce in the so lidity of this reasoning. Exhausted as France is asserted to be, end drained of its youth, by the con tinual demands of this ruthless tyrant, for Ilea :‘•vies and fresh victims; we loeliete, nevertheless, that so ally constructed is his machinery. as t! eon prl obedience. Theouglinut every deilart meld ? and in every municipality, sisbraiseiosi is secured : by the moat powerful agents over the knouts mink, self interest and ambition, armed wish poispr, stud continued by If ray thing could shake or derairge this Machisivelian systetn, it would pro bably be ill-success, and the idea that their master was 110 longer invincible. We hare already repeatedly ventured to assert, long before any idea or the late r.verse wasittg. gested,that BONAPARTE:, in not follow ing up Isis vietory over the Archduke CHARLES. and pursuing , [inn over the bridge of Ratisbon, did appear to have abandoned a Kreuter for a IVA% •i.ject.— Iti other words, that, in order to winder himself master of Aeons, he had itueritieed the oppor tunity of destroy ing, or of driving before him, and of dispensing, the Grand Army of the Em peror of AUSTRIA. It is clear, by the con tents of the Ninth Bulletin, that such a sen timent * was very generally daubed, , and em braced in his own camp. For lie expressly endea vours to confute, and to disprove it, on grounds which he assigns for his line of conduct. Did ha conceive that by a second time occupt ing the Capital. and the *Pulace of Faaticts, that Pomo., either intimidated, or astonished, wnidibitinutdi surly solicit peace, 114 he did in 1865 Did lie calculate on a 0 re,ivtance whatever bring tnsifJ as Vienna ? Had A N 011E0thiY, as is ay , erted, assur ed him of secret adherents within the walls, Who, on his appearance before tiv• place, would in stantly open to hint the gates ? Did lie reck on on another Prince of AcresPuto. who would omit to break clown the bridge over the Da nube ? We now see of what inestimable im portance was the opposition of three days made by the Archduke NIARIMILIAN ; ail opposi tion which disconcerted all his projects. gave the Archduke CHARLES time to come up, and culled forth all the rage as weH as the iuvec lives of the Corsican I It certainly requires no ghost. from the other world, to inform us acne, that the position of the French army, already repulsed, diminished in numbers, mid in some measure cooped up in au island of the Danube, is most critical. Every man throughout all Ger many will appreciate it most accurat e ly. At Dres den Hod at lioningsberg, if not at Munich and at Cassel, this conviction way produce correspondent effects. The Portuguese Papers owe, that the French troops, *hid' were advancing on the eastern side of Portugal. along the Tagus, have commenced their retreat from Alcantani, acid that on the Northern side they have newly evacuated Gallicia. Lug* has Leen rctiken by the Spaniards, with 400 V prisoners ; ui.d it is seal that Marshal Nwir, hiving evacuated COTUtilla, i■ retreating with Som.? into the provinces of Astoria and Leon. A French corps has been defeated at Santiago. A Messenger arrived, hst Light, at Mr. Cllll • NINO'S offici., from Germany. with intell►gence that the Archduke CUMULI'S had defeated the French army on the 2JJ. making 3,000 prisoners ; that the enemy had lost a conaideraWe part of their artillery. baggage. and ammunition; and that Bo- N A P•IITE narrtmly escaped capture. The Austrian Bulletin, winch we published oia Saturday, stilted that the Archduke was in pursuit of the French on the 2jd, and it thus appears that he wars success bal. When the Messenger came away. he was still following up his victory. ... Private letters from Officers in Sir ARTHUR WEL. LeSt.tor's army stop, that the number of prisoners taken in the pursuit of SOUL? amounted to 4,000. !Attars from Cadiz contain a very unpleasant article of intelligence. It relates to a dispute that took place between a Lieutenant of the English Navy and ats American Captain, iii consequence or the former having pressed nearly the whole of the crew of the Ainencan. The American Cuptain is arrived iu England. for the purpose of exhibiting his aossiplaiot to Mr. Piaci:ate. the Minister from ' the United States. Lettere were received on Saturday from vations parts of Spain. According to some of three, there were mint more then 4000 French soldiers at Ma drid. The common intercourse between that city and France had alssiost. ceased, in consequence of the interception or the cooriers by the peasantry. Several letters hid thus Innen into the hands attic Patriots, from which they derived much valuable -informution. In a communicivion from King JOSEPII to Ginseng! Furors, the latter is nr(lrrati to remain in Estreotadnra 1 Soul T invird him ! Another letter from JOSEPH to NA►ot.t:o.r entreats for a fresh aid of troops, mid that considerahie, without which the conquest of Spain could not be • proceeded in.—A letter from the War Minister to SEBASTIAN!, discovers that the latter bus been applying for reinforcements, and is answered, that none can be tent him fur the present, and that he must Ittep has position until Row ANA is destroyed. This communication is dated 10th April, amid it would appear that the forces required were for the purpose of going against Valentia.—From this city it is stated, in letters of the 7th May, that hostilities were kept up throng, t ':anal • against thy French. Fifteen hundred Spanish prisoners hail been marched from Ber et-lone under a strong French escort to Perpignan. ntsutier of them, however, had escaped, and joined their brethren in arms. Count lIRLVI.DInit las been tried on a charge of misconduct in the battle of the 10th of November, and acslintteth— File has been released from h is pri s m vt th e M o . naeery of Cortuga, sad is shortly to be employed I in the minim. 777,Rr - 4 , • 4 6 • • f 1 - I 1 7. I —.ll • THEATRE. The Dinry-T.ene Company closed the season, on Saturday night, at the Lyeeinst„ in the Strand.— The following Address was spoken), oo the occasion, by Mr. IVROUGHTON " Ilk last aleht of performarice, Ladies and Gentlest's, demands um enema address of thanks ; but so prcul:arly in volved to calanilt.. is the Performers have Ireen,fi on the de struction of both Theatres, this whiter. • hick was newly re dwing many of its adherents into •114 - 0111161011 difficulties and distress, that we are anxiously. apprehensive lest our expressi ons pone inadequate to nor fi rheas on this occasion —The retaiui ty, which was trimly grievuas to our brethren of Covent. lea *fhestre, became trebly*. to the Divvy-Lane Com ; for where, iu the int inetanee, some relief could be Fred, in the latter scarcely any could he °lnitialed. and dreary was our sitsiation for some woks, istl to Earl Dartmouth, the [oral Chamberlain, who only listened to our distress, with the greatest a (alias owed wet be remember...l by the Antonia us hi. eruct iOll and semi-solo to advaiice i'orwares •11 40•11111, - 011111; mid from the liberality alike Public, and the ititervetiiiiro of the Proprietor* of the ra• House and the Lyreimi, we have, is sosue measure, thus far sustained our " By your newt-wily we have been *nabbed to Ilimp united, and we aril. look forwaril, with motfolsoce, io the hope of a rontiouaiice of public favour, amui iiiir run, a hcre ever mar future ileum, shall phice tio, ac toed, our exertioos. , keeping pace with uur granted", will milder ye denerwat‘ of your attention. It now refugia, fur us, at the conclusion of the season lo ufti-r our haiirSteit inhale of Omsk", whoa. we, one sad eU, lag le ire thus publicly and reaper-1441,1u persist to ow patrons root beiirtues, fur that prwlectsow, that indul rose, and that noble liberality, with whirls they have tot lowed up and rewarded oar hundile eisdeavonrs " . . On Friday, His Alsaesrv`took his usual ride on horsebaci. in Windsor Perk, accompanied by Prin terises AU:SUSTA amid SOPHIA, with their attendants. Yesterday inoriiiiig, Ma MAJESTY, Princesses AUGUSTA, Suestt•, and MARY, acomipaiiied by Lady 'flies mt., and General (;.sarn, rode to St. George'" Chapel, and hearci a Sermon preached by the Rev. Dr. Donswoirn, from Podia 37, v. 38 : " Keep innocency, and take heed unto the thing that is fright, or that shall helm a luau peace at the last." 'rite Princess Cu SaLOTTC of WALLS freqUently takes the exercise of riding on horseback in the Riding-hou..e belonging to Carlton House, to which her Royal Highness hes access by a commit-. Melanin from Warwick Howse, the residence of her Royal Highness,. His Royal Highness the Duke of You enter tained a large party, at Outlands, during Ascot maces; amongst whom were the following:— The Duke of satin., Earl of Jersey, Lord Lard George Cavesiliab, Lord Lowther, Lord Henry Fiteri b lr , Jeha Shelley Fir Frauk Standish, Mr. Charles Col Childarti:Vtiaa Gem. Grosvenor, Sir CbII.IIII,IIIIIINIM Ms. -1 turibruhe, Mr. Norton, P Mr. Ihsestttset, Mr. Illnimarelh Mr. C. C. Smith, Mr B Crav'en, Mr. 7N urthey, Mr. W. Lake, kr. Le. • lard billitY snooks: hail a party at Billinglwar, Sir W. W. Wynne, Mr. Chalinundeley, Lewd Roes, Sir Stephen Glynn, Gm Gower, Lord Sidney Otbaras, The Earl and Countess of Macct.Estrigt.o have been at Windsor, for the last few days, upon a visit to Their M An:STIES. Ma.lante Catabiai and the apent Taylor mom to have had II discord end finee. The fair Syria likes neither nis measures nor his hatsits. Mrs. Juxosti arrived in Dublin cm Monday lest, and was expected to make her lino appearance either Saturday last, or this night, which it was said would be honoured by the presence of their Exesllenewattse Duke and Oticliesa of It ICUMON n. Mr. Josta played the Copper Captain at the Haymarket Theatre, on Saturday night, with, if possible, increased success. He was loudly ap plauded by a crowded and brilliant audience. Mr. Pnit.t.tes, from the Dublin Theatre, will appear at the opening of Mr. Aaxoto's Theatre, the Lyceum, in the Strand. He is a singer of great merit, moil will br supported by Mrs. MOUNTAIN and hlrs. BistloP. late Mill! LYON. Fashionable departures, last week, from Kite- ILIAC,. Hotel Sir George said Lady Pigot. fur Watverhampion ; Sir Elijah sod Lady {ropey, far Swam; tient -Coluael Poser Cualiffe and the Hun. Mrs. Cualiffe, for their scat in Wake Mr. Penoinztou and Family, for Corpus:li and Mt. sad Mr.. Jeminett, fur their seat in Iforkelaire. The Duchess ph CASSUS:A as considered in a state of convalescence. Her Grace's sitter, the Countess of BARRY MORE, lies been unreinittisig eu her attentions during her illness.. Mrs. I:taunt:or will give a grand masqued ball this eve ll ill g, et her biome in Grusvetior-square. The preparations are upon a grand Scate. The t:ouiitetes of DARTMOUTH entertained at dinner, ycotenlay. at her house at Blackheath. a Aselect parry of Nobility. Counters FoaTescus and her fair daughters were present. The March:in:es' wf LANADoWN had an evening party, last night, at Lausdowis-llouse. It was numerously attended. Lord mid Lady Fot.re will give a grand dinner, to-niorrow, ut their house, in Berkeley-square, to a insmerme. assemblage of Nobility. His Lordship will d ive number grand dinner, on Thursday, to the menthers of the Newmarket Jockey Club. The Duke of St. A l.n its's, Earl Foaveseer, and Lord SOMERVILLE. left tow°, yesterday, 011 their way to NVolnerii Abbey, to Le peutut at the Duke of tlenvoates sheirp-slwring. Earl Fttewitt.tett gave a grind dinner, on Sa turday, at his house in Groavenor-square, to Earls JERSEY and FOGTEICI7II, Viscount Mittux, and several other Nodality. The itlarqiiim of STAFFORD gave R grand dinner yestenlay to the Margins of Ittit'ILINSIHAM. Earls Ntiitas and Essex, and several other persona delis. tinction. Thy. Earl of MARCH is appointed Ensign in the Bth Gerrison Battaliom Lady Estivr BeST has recovered from her se runrhensent. in Dublin, and left town to joist her friend, Mr. lismay, at his swat in the eouuty esf Kildare. The Countess of lialletnOTON hail a grand even• ing party, last night, at her house. Stable-yard. St. .Igmer'S Palace. which was attended by his Roy.- al Highness Monsttua, Duke Ds Beast. the Duchess Dowager of NEWCASTLE. Marquis nod Marchioness of Tseurrotit s Coutiteesee of M Arr." and BAIIRYMORE, sod the Hon. Calorie! and Mrs. STAKmors. .4 43. „ TN, T .: - THE tURt. AscoT-up.A Fit *ACA.. rovaen DAY—saatiteDalr, JCRS 16. Sweepstakes 41 Terealpeee Galante este :. free far Hone. 4-sr skid es ow" ',et. gib. sly olde, 001,1011 6.p. oldest./ eitedetast Sulb. V• 444114 to he alleorai MI Clue ftweetaile host. To shirt at the Old Aide Post. • IA Egreueswee Scorpio% 4 yes Hie K. H. die Disko of Yo.k's Nweepleina, s yrs. Mr. F Cr.,,.'. 1.. f. The Lieutenant (late Peggy Back °^l./. • rs Lord C. Somerset*, Creel no, ape' Copt. Haffeadeoets Corsican, S yrs A Sweepstakes of ThirtyGnineas each, forfeit, f year old Colts, to carry Dn. sib. fists at oib. stn at the last mad Itetow The King's Sta-nt, n...t t!.e Ilsif-eri Post The whetter of a Sweepstakes to e-rry .vlb. extra Mr. ledbruke's hr. e. by Eagle, uet of Alseisume Mr. S. Pierre's r by Sorcerer, out of S,lph.. H. B. H. the Duke of York's p. c. Schaw Attain, by Gila. Mr. Wilkes's 1.. c. by Young Sir Peter, est of Allegesatiep A Headieop rate, of Fifty Pouted% for aft ages. The he of three heats, about two auks sad iss rods each. 'I start at tbr King's Stand. Mr. Ladbrokes be. as. Tritaboole, • yrs. est A.—. 2 Geo. 4 Gower's atiaderda, • yrs set ...... I Sir J. Ilawbry's h. r. Motleys, A ”• Tat. Vb. • Mr. Foubdoses b. f. Moss S.r,ivittc. 1 n tiny 2 16 .. . a d Mr. Bateau's Cecilia, by y 1 sic thy, (late Lord Se'ety'e), • yrs. 7st nlls 5 d Mr. Peircer 1.. g. Spear, by Spear, aged ) yet. 71b • d Mr. Geodes's b. h. litvon(rrier (tate tucks-ray-rigs), 6 yrs old file G. Wsbater's White Kew, s yea. est. i sib. sir . Mr. MMus's e. h. by Teddy, a yes 7at.. Nti titird leest--Me Ladireke'sTritaboob wanting over. Mr. Lake's e. by Gouty, out of on Arabian MIT. stain Lord Jeroey's C. by the Welletley Arabia., out of CIA 4 4, Mary, sit. 71b. racb.-01F. This hying the last day, a greet concourse spectators assembled on the course by tweli o clock, but a deluge of rain comioitg - on, prevent. , liar Majesty sad the Princesses from honouriii it with their presence. The Royal Shawl was su rounded with carrieges t full cf tompaiie. antioi to be near the Hovel Party. It •se half--post to before the first bell ran" i- for saddling. All the oil nit* horses were the favourites. nettling ape them was, in retread, five to four against the firii Guineas for shißini,cs were phe:ed cos Mr. Lai broke's TrixibusA ; six to fakir against Mr. Eal den's b. f. Miss Seedhitg; but betting was vr.x: du: Their Royal Highness,* the I)ukes of York at Cumberland were on the cou-se. The Duke York was in plain clothed, and the Doke oltun beetled wore the Wiudao r uniform. Alareltiolie Cornwrilis eat in the Prince's Atatitl. Lord As brooke and thrnily came on the ground in the travelling carriage, with four bey*. Sir Marl Banbury was also ou the ground io a baroucbe, ter drove four iu hand. Cadati. Agar aud Mr. He derstot also spotted their beautiful MIS of grey At five o'clock the Royal Dukes returned to tl Castle, and. at right, his Royal Highues• tilt Dul of York set off for town. After the races, the Marinis and Mereitiotte Cornwalhr, and a party of I.uties, went to vi. Polito's to-outdid menagerie. Tlie FOLTI . • round tl course were struck. and the evening turning ii tine. Mans , remained until a late hour. All that has, within these few days, Bien instal in the Newspapers, couceralog Maclaine CAT t.Aht'd engagement at Colietst-Gartlrit neat, betrays the deep regret oaths Openiellouse Mau ger for her loss; however, the Joy ut Juno I:cct. complete, as he will new be Ale to beer her Covent-Canleii. for a few @hilltops, *bile at tl Opera-House it cost half-a-guinea, besidvi tl expense of milk stoekifigs. Mr. See; N o, late Boe-keeper end tioose-keep to Drury-lane 'theatre, has his betted' this utg, at that superb Theatre. the Opera-hote.e, a heie have no doubt he will be honoured hy the palm, age and support of the Nobility and whom he has beet' most 'acetate,. in the di,eivir ) of his duty. Ilis Bill of Fare press iits torte and excellence. The Bin:lintel/int Theatre opened for the ee scat on Monday. Mr. Bcsacttatto, Mrs. T. Dii DIS, Mrs. Emit, and the four Missies ADAM are engaged. Mrs. Mac/vett* i, engaged as principal sing to Mr. ARNOLD'S English Ogeras. Mrs. Ehreopts and Mr. XI.i.XXT are gone Edinburgh. Miss MELLON has to en the two eldest agog: tees of the lute Mr. .I.w toes u, Covent-C.; irde Theatre, and placed them at a bearding-school, her own expense. , , The Provost and Magistrate's of Clitsiguw p tronised the Opera of Lionel are ' C.7aViSSO, Uil *d"si nosday night„ at that Th.-litre, for the ls-netit Mr. lactoihm. The part of Lionel, by Mr. I CLEIDON ; Clur;ssa. Miss '..IAIITY It. The last arrividi at Bnth are— Dyke of Leiuster, Lord W, Fitzgerald, Lady Saint, TA R. Littlchales, Hnw. Me Benne, Sir Piers Most!os, COlOl Wilisnott, Dr. nod Miwr Felhowee, Dr Eraser, Rev. Mr. a Mrs. Arnold, Rev. W. Alters, Rev. W. Robinson. Rev 3 Capt. and Mrs. Trotter, Capt. aid Mu. Faber, 1 and Mrs. RiVil3oo•l. Arrivals at Cheltenhsm— Thusitnii Titagerald, Sir Wm. Coppinger, Sir Rob Gunning, 31.rjor. G en. Gammen. Ltcut .Gee. James Sten and the Dos. Mrs. Stewart, Colonel Itelisulds, Major a Mrs. Monte, Captain Leighton, Capt. Raines, R Smyth, Rev. J. Edwards, Mr. and Ms. Strittiom, Mr. a Mrs &hurling, Mr. and Mrs. Desberotrch, Mr. cad M Jana*, Mr. Mrs. and MISS Feathers...se, Mr. and 31 Norton, Mr. and Miss HOMllleil, Mr. Mrs. and tan Mw De Medina*, Mr. Harden, Mr. Trearher, Mr. Cotteteit, & Lord EAllOl.lllr Ludy gave a rand fete 1111 Er Common to the iiilwohttuits, residing near I I.ordat.ip'a superb mansion of Belvid..re !too The entertainments cousin...l of wrest hog. lerspir running. Lc. they were founded by the Earl SANDWICH, and are eoolinstril Lord EikaOL in a progressive state of iinprotem , !ilt. Many s tiuguivhea visitants enjoyed the animating scene A ludicrous foot rare took place in a held at A font, on Monday morning, beta Cell two MOOlll legged Crotieturo, the o n e Mr. J. Fast°, of Cr Chart, and the other of Folkstoae, who ran rods fisT *Wafer of ab *kith was woo a Ith !OW flee latter. This cireuenstanCe asumd touch sob to a numerous assembly of iipectothes. There was a pearptiare iu the aseighboorismail Whitehavea, mods, hot week. As the Ativlass was passing a knot of apoetatoes. one of the called out Wook"--The poor little animal hi mediately stopped--(the rictur bad a narrow owl from beios preir;pashil over head. anti seemed to so.y—" Wists all my /:cart ;- shook per.."--ilt tun.