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'1 1 31:E BRITISH PRESS• LON DON, TUESDAY, SEP - raises" 11. We blve received New Tort Papers to the 7th la-t. Ti it of the6th says, "We have jitit received accounts from Norfolk of the appearance of several ships of war off :the Capes. The Viiied States frigate. with some smaller vessels lying in that har bour. have bees ordered down to prevent their entering the waters of the United States (according to the late Act for excluding all armed vessel.;. It was feared there would be something serious." No farther icroanto was receited yestertlay from Wetttstrtox's army. The opiisiun which we expressed several weeks op, that the present would be a campaign of posts and maurearres, and tbat there would he no general action bus guineti eousiderable round within these few d 0 ,.. tont Wilms oven is not to be tempted from his strong positions, and UAisENA is afraid to attack him at Midi die ..lvantage. His sick, who were aitmerout, hate been sent WI to Salamanca. This appears to hare given rise to a report that he was retreating upon that city. _ - The Primers: Attest(' packet. Capt. Form, ar. tired on Friday at Falmouth, front 'Alleusiue„ which she Irft on the 24th July ; touched et Mat a, m,41 left Gibraltnr 16 days ago. Captain Fr Ran was honoured by an interview with !in. Jots' tit t: tat. the Hero ✓f Mende, at Messing, and inliarined, that the Fr ehth army on the oppr.ite al.ure remould, it to 47,0041, of wit..in 14,0 int wrre silk. The .shrlls thrown by the lb itish frequent') tell iota the meal's coolly ; and liter. ly a night Missed that some of their boats did not come over to us with deserters. A boat, with fourteen men and two very tine lows guns, came over while the packet lay there.—The French Geueral is in the habit of sending over his Proclamations inclosed in the hollow of canes, and set on float : bootie thou sends of his threatening and csjohog papers have been picked up on the fol.Orrb of Sicily. The French army expect the Totilim fleet to come and convoy them over to the ishmil.—The British ships of war there on the -2,4 th ofJuly, were. the Canopus, C'simbertand,Victorions, Warrior. Thames, tincress, Termragant, Wrath, Swallow, Pilot, tilts turd, Halcyon, Slid Orenzet. Skirmishes are lie queist with the French gun-boats ; nut in every instance the enemy has been be-itch or put to flight. (Jii the list of July, the Engli*lt and Si cilian gun-boats made a general attack upoii the French gun-boats and batteries; the enemy re treated ausung . the rocks, and hauled up their boats, of which many were knoektd to pieces. We lest four melt killed in this affair, and seventeen were wounded. IVlitle the siseltet was hit ettgliati, a vessel arrived front Messina, mitt, a report, that the Thames frigate hue! I.llen in with it ghat number of French gnu-hunts on their way flow Naples for Scylla, mod of which she had taken and destroyed titr. It is ascertained that eight of their largeist gun boats were sunk, by a divi.iosi of our boat., on the 10th of June; that 14 more, Iseleti with starlike stores, 'were captured /shout the same time. In these affairs we had one Sicilian gun-boat sunk, and one captured. The S'Necels and Ceptio/us attacked another division or them near Cutter°, on the i4th, took 30, and destroyed a great twiny snore. A third division. of 4u sail, were untie-kid on the 18:1s, off Squillsce, by the Resista•ce f.igste, which look and burned 17 of thrtn, and dispersed the remainder.— The British soldiers and i:eameis ate iu high health an.l spirits. It will be seen in our accoant of the opening ,:f the season at Covent-Garden Theatre last nig!it , that an attempt was made to revite the O. P. war ; but it was a feeble effort, and subsided entirely be bre the commencement of the farce. This was exactly what might have been anticipated. It was nut to be expected, that the lovers of merriment would suffer the night to pass in perfect tranquillity. On the other hand, nothing of the serious nature of the con test oflast season could be apprehended. Last season the public acre tang:at to btlieve, by artful and designing demagogues, that they were iusu:ted by the Managers, and innovations had been made 111 construction of the Theatre, which were felt and considered as great grievance. List night, however, exhibited u retlr, as of this g►ievance, in .perfect conformity aith the treat!) , of I.eace which concluded the 0. P. war ; except in the modi fication of the a►ticle respecting the precise muddler of the Private !doses, a tircurmtance per fectly understood and acquiesced in on the part of the public at the close of time last season. '[here was therefore no substatitiitl ground for discontent. The good sense and propriety of the audience of course prevailed, and the uppositiOn, finding itself not in unison with the sense of the houseol:ed away. By letters from Memel, dated td Angust, 4 de cree has been passed by the Court of 2rUsil.d, eluding all American vessels from her ports ; in consequence of which, freights of neutral ships at Leith experienced a very considerable advance. Mr. Powat.t,, the American Secretary of Lege tins:, sailed at eight o'clock on Sunday itinkiiinz, in • Sag aunts?, from Dover to Calais, with dispatches for General A 'mum eG. EXTRACT of A LETTlill TIIOI4 CATT. ORICRIISTOOO, °lf THE WILLIAM AslltoN, bATED LANCASTER, 2D SEP A, TO NIS UAVNLIIO IN LANCASTER. s• I am happy to inform you of our safe arrival here this clay, after a narrow csrape from rapture. tVe left St. Croix the .7tH July, single s hip, an d on the 111 ult. at day-light, fell in with a strange 5111 on one weather quarter. which, ou ikerctiviclg u., bore down upon us; at half past seven we a gun. and sheared our colour., which She took no notice of; at eight we fired a shot, when she huiet ad French colours. we made ready as quick as pos sible, took in rtuddieg sails, Scr.. and waited to re ceive her ; found her to by a lung low ship, pierced for 10 gnus. y.llo* sides, and white figure head, but did out appear to have guns in the two bow ports. She commenced action with mikketry, and then her grail guns, bat did nut do us any very material damage : after this we begun, and continued engaging an hour mud a little more, and. through God's assistance and bur own exertions. we beat her off : after the second broadside she wore round with intent to rake us; we did the same, and passed under her Ire. giving her the other broad sale ; we towed rich other on different tar ks twice, still within mmiket shot, and we must have done her snore material damage with our grape-shot, or she would tint have left its co soon, as she might per ceive what we were. A little after tell, we then lying-tr., a ship sea. 1/1110lIly; Ile to windward, at which we tired a shut, and she came down Imisting Spanish colours; as the privateer etas then in sight, and in the direction she was steering, she would hate lc en taken in half an hour, but fur oar pro tection. She proved to be the Gerowe r from Liver pool fur New York : the Captain tens very thank ful fur his sod kept company with us till eveiomz, when he Stood to the southward. (In ex anti 1111 l g our damage, we found our fore-top mast badly ..minded by a large shot ; but it stood till e gut it fishes, and another made : we had another shot betsreen wind and water, which we secured as well as we could. hot we were so leaky as to re quire pumping every hour ; and our rigging and sails a good deal cut. principally by market shot, but piovideidirlly not a manor boy hurt; we were only .24 iu number alt.vilicr." c l? yt, • N. 4 4 1 : : "" A ~ lI VAUXHALL. Last 113. 4 ht these delightful Gardens doled fbr the season. A wet and gloomy aftelmoon threatened to destroy et splendid Rural Fete promised by .the Proprietor ; but a heavenly evening succeeded, and the Gardens were Soon tilled with an elegosit and numeral:. aisieniblage. The endeavours of the Co. cal! and in,trinnental performers were crowned with the happiest Kneen , . The concerto on the violin I'v Mr. COBHAM, and that on the oboe by Mr. Ness. were particularly well received. Alter the Mr. Dinsium addressed the Collyally ►.early as 111110W11 " LAMPS AND GrN7l.l7llEV,—Tbe Proprietor of these Carvievos,long sesisvhle of sour vlselvitgent patronnze, in the (tidy pg.' of this season planned, nt n ousioterable cs i ovse, those vhecoui ions and those sinprinv .v evils whith, throvevzh the season, have hero fot t a••:n.•ch ow I. tam, rt yoor appronval Amnia: r sear rimy pee 5, v 4 provlosee c:ty. At present hr tsa only org leave most letivh:y and must sine, re ly to thank yaw for ail your pro out:idiom to him —Vu the 5,115 of 103.eleallgi the other r•rfoenvets, I here to C 71.1,14 'Mr 11,10101 grat nude for the repe.vfrells kind re tVpi1 , ...11 ue 113." C .16p6 . 114 . 111 . 1 . 41; sell althonclv for the pres-nt we are shout to take our ter 4EII. Ise hope ot a fetua eta atal 10 inset a rein Siam of your 1.;11.:ne...." Thic a Itiress tea. revel. e,l with lona marks of approbation. Ali elegant tlo !slay of fireworks sue teethed; moll. wilco we left sire seeise. all sun jets owl festivity. , . 7 - - - •3 • 'siifficiently strong to allow of their pushing on•that way, trod parrying the blows that are aimed at them in other quarters, and which roust increase in many more, if the successes of Tabouda and Siltriera give s relish for fresh attempts. Deserters or prisoners are arriving every day for the purple or embarkation ; and most of theta, n o doubt. indeed Ell the Swiss, German!, etc. will en list into our foreign corps the moment they arrive in England. Bonaparte is obstinately torrsi.tiaig in bis scheme in lhe'renismda, an d th e t on i cee h e p en . sues it the worse it will be for him. Every day strengthens our confideOce in the ultimate result ; when once the invaders are on the retreat hi real earnest, the whole country will be put in arms against them, and suffer but few to reach the ry ! 'trenees. The disposition of the people 14 excellent every where : there appears to he a proper 'underataniliiig in the combined operations of the different mimes. Treachery is no longer to be dreaded : those who would have practised it have gone *bendy, and there now are few left who. a. i n the LP/Sin ning, will take up the French side from motives of speculstion. and upon the calculation, o Welt every our is at preseat convinced is false, viz. that Spain cannot resist France, and that therefore it is wise and politic to yield et once: this nisy hive Men the conscientious belief of some few observing persons at the outset, but experience has destroyed 'the illusion, used Spaniards nre now convinced that a Frenchman is no more invincible than them selves. NE.or iii.FATRF: covENT.G.4nDEN. TO-MORROW EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Sept. ;2, mill be aried a Comedy, called THE WHEEL OF FORTE N E. The Hen. Mr. Tempest, Mr. Liston; Pearaddriet, Mr. 'Knoble; IVoiiilville, Mr. Murray; Capt. Woodville, Mr. C. Kenile; Solmlisni, Mr. Brunk'', Mr.. Woodville, Mrs. sluts; Emily Tempest, Miss Wino. Towhiels will be added, Ow Musical rarer of THE ESCAPE!.; OR, THE WATEH•CARRIER._ Count ATre;;;1,7i1;:lecle:los --- (seu; ;11 introduce "The horn,"); 11trhrlli, Mr. Fawcett. Coastautta, 31ra. C. A•mbk; Auttelina,Mias _ . . - - Marrs for Or Ruses to be taken of Mr Montloo,. at tile New Bus.t.tthec iu Priory's-place, from ten t.II four. BOX ESI 71. Remind MN ei• -PIT 3. fol. Second Price i :it L 1 • F.K Y .2r. Second Pike IC rppra GA LI. Eit 1 . Is. Savowi Price till. On friday, The English Met in 1J42, nth] iln. Child of *store. THEATEN ROIL. 11.4 k K iT THIS EVENING, TV ESU.4Y, September u, win lit per- tntlied • Tragoay, "called GEORGE RARNWELL. Thornierlevied, Mr. Ew George flarowell, Mr. C. Nem -I.lr. Mill.r.vd, Mrs. Glover; Maria, Mrs. k4re Loci, Mos. Gibbs. Anti which (inch titer; i Burktwq!se-Tregic Opera, Is ost nill4l POMBASTES FURIOSO ! are C-eneri,Dres lICII The Ovtrtarc and Music C.lll it;SIGli 1111 a Cr:card by Mr. Warr. Artsxorninaos (Kim% Buiria), 11r. Mathew,; . (Minister of Slate), Mr Taylor; Gcncral Botabdstes, Mr. 4.lrtoa •' Courtiers, Mr. Trefry, Mr. Norris. Distanivay Miss H To which will be artird, a Fame &lea LIFE BILLOW STAIRS. Level, Mr. Farley; llnke's Servant, Mr. Listoo; Sr Marry's genera, Mr. Jones. Mitts, Mrs. Gibbs. In Art 11. a Mock Minuet by M 4 Limon add airs Gillis. Tn-merrow, The Young (limber, A Day rfter tbe Wed- Ulm, and Plot awl Coenterplelt. EIGHtH TIME. LYCEUM TiIEATRE.-ENGLISII °PENA. VMS EVENING, TU ESDAY. Sept. i t, sill be performed • New Melo-Dramatic Opera, in three arts, called PLOTS! OR, rHE NORTH TOWER. The Onrtmea•d Music composed by M. P. King. Tile Characters by Mr Dwortos, Mr. Horn, Sir. Philippa, kT. Smith, Mr. Penes•, Mr. Kni•ht, Mr. Oxticrry, Mr. J. nith, Miss Griglietti, and Miss Kelly. u which wtil be added, (for the 4(11 time at this Theatre) the rctited Btu'lutia of . MI DAS. Apollo, Mr. Plillippa; Midas, Mr Pr 1101111; Pno, Mr Smith; Nikon, Mr. Maddock'. Dapac, Mu" GritOcttl , )sa, M. Mood. *ltic we w Mcto-Draisatie ' , per' of Plotc I or. the North Tower, will be repeated every evening till restful. aulirt To-ittiwrow, with Twenty Yams Ago. LOUIS XVIII. Louis XVIII. the Quyeti, Mansienr, the Due and I)tiehe,:;eAu4oule..ne, Wiegman isstere.timr and 1.1 , AT ital . :Otter of the unfortunate Lou.. XVI ) ho noured the Alarquis and Mare:iiintess of Bliektb4- ham aWI n si•it un M.m.tay, the h and wire ntt tinniest in the stin.t 'Outdid manner, at their ml4n tict-it tetatp.itin afStow,.. The Marquis and Niareitioness paid tt.e mast iiineiett attention to their Itnyel asiints, and dossing the weak they retinae ed at Stowe, Varied the emussments every day in or:ler to entertain aid amuse them. On Thurs. Orly a party, conststmg of the King, Monsieur, the Due d'Angoulesme. the Marquis of Ilttekitighem, Comte de la Ferannye, Comte de Blacas, Via• compte D'Agoult, Chevalier de Ricere, the Ho nourable Captain Fortescise. Major Hansel, rod Major Browne, went to see that stuttendoits . roce• ittnneut ot industry, the Tonne' at Blitmorth ;' a tinge was ready at the Urtilge, and the Itnyul Party pissed through the Tunnel, which is a Mile RIO three-pi:IIICM iii lemttlt, in an hour and live minutes. Ills Majesty and the Royal Pertv Ire. quentli exp.sed totetr astonishment end tal re taira timi at t its magnificent work of the Grand Jade tins. Company, anti assured Mr. P. so'. who WWI VI polite as to meet and nerompitty tiems the that they had not bees, such a work before. The day was remark:l l .de tine, the sit!mher 'Of hargel they tart on the canal, anal the great con course of people tin the hank., anode it a very ivy sight; anal the unfeigned wishes anti prayers of the spectators for Use ri-estahlishment of the King , on the throne of Ins attivesttiN, did not add a little to this interesting scene. Ott their return to Stowe, they found a magnificent dialler, as usual, prepar ed for theist, and remained instil Saturday, highly pleased and dilightesi with the beauties of !Or place, anal the unremitting attention of their Noble !foals. The whale party es entitled at Stowe on this oc- C:5:011 enti.iated or His Majret• Louie the ILVlllth, the flleen, Monidear, the Dnr and Diteheme Le.Dignst:eviii^, the Due Dr Berri. the itichl.whop Due Dr Itheinoi. the Doe Dr 11.0 re too C. ni, the Due I>e Graiutint, the P,,r and Dierhi...e lk St cyl, 3littletnnigelle Dr Claiway, Comte Ik t.e Y.ronamr. Ceeiite De Warns. Conte Ile Donee, Comte De Alston, Duthie 1k Pu.s,4tor, Vieutute D'Agnalt, and Chevalier 1k itirtere, e.f 'Le Huy el Part).—The !IT ainaiv awl Slarehiunria t f perk. inoliant, their lovely and Aliened dansitter, lady ND." , Grenville, the Cornices of Svinkope, Lad Unties Ihrvey, 5E1.4 %brie Harvey, Mri. Stapleton, Moe Macitainara, the Dun. Getter.ll Harmer, the Hon. Capt. G. Cortex-ye, the lter. Dr. O'Cintoer, U. Date', Ft %burs Browse mad Menial. Sauer'lity being the auniversAry of Their ties' nuptials, there was a domestic fete in %Vindrior Cootie, at which were prtseut the Prince of Wales, toe Duke and Watt's of York. the Dukes of CI.. (*.nee. Sussex. Kent, and Catobridge, P.ineesses Eliza!nib, Augusta. M trr, and Sophia. At 111, Msjo-ty dismounted front taking his rworninz ride, Mr. Sheridan was intrwthiced. and had the tumour of 411 audience for acittisiderable lime. The sub ject. we are given to understand, was concerning Drury-lane Theatre. Bognor has been very full of company since the commencement of die floe *either. H. r Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales iscon stantly to be seen in her cabriolet, either on I he sands, or seine of the beautiful drives around. looking as well and happy as the moet loyal cut ject can wish. On Saturday last her Royal Highneo , , for the second bin... accompanied by Lady Del :afford, embarked on board His Majesty's ship Persian, under the royal salute of :II guns, yards mooned. and the standard hoisted. She was eet . e.ved on the quarter deck by Mrs. Colquitt, whom her Royal I Nimes* had honoured with au invitation to be on board— when the Persian got under weigh, nod continued cruising übout Until sifter tire o'clock. Mr. Filimrp., of the LycentuTliesitre, is engaged as principal Vocal Pei former. The Ladies and (:cattleman of Norwich are no grangers to the merits of this Gentleman. At m very early period of Ins nutmeat career lie visited that city, and matte au no iicier to lw effaced. • There will he two grand Mits;ral Performances in Norwich, in the ensuing October Setiot. week, under the plitrolostze Or The Hight Worshipful the Mayor, J. Poltesoni, tag. M.P. W. Smith, Esq. NI P. Colonel Plestun Ith:ar T. H. Fenn. Ks/. Robert Aldnsou , Ewi. R. Hars..T T. Hark. F..-9 (*. Esq J. Herring. 1104. Cali. James Brown, Rev. It. F. Elwin. Mr: BRAlltlol has been entertaining the I.aoliot and Geritl•-iiii•n of Port%rnooih with tspi hotrr. Mr. SISLY'S coueert WiL4 crowded with Mr. Comma, the Amerir•to Roaritis. ha 3 /trrivi4l at Liverpool. where he era% to comm-tire an ro goKement for eight in the, part of Richard the Third, last night. Mr-. HIRACIIIIONT is also eumrtird for a PR tights at the Liverpool Thertii, to pelletal with Mr. COI:MFR. WAtERIkG-PLifeE. Among tho Net 14 . 4%104 at 5wep,,..,, Generel awl Mrs. !Mies and family, 1:;t. Neave, Ale and Ms Grceu, Mr.. 4. Ki m rue', Mn Lcuis, Mr.. Webb, Mu. Lltue ly,ree. The most recent rririls at Truk Lord and Lady Calthso•pc and tinnily, Alidv, Linty Cri Cu:inol and Ntrs tv• Misses Parirides, Mr. illkstit, Mr. R, Mr. and Mrs. Ilan* Mn Shapi (.„ Market's's., Mrs. Phillips, Miss Joucs, Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, Cspisia J sMr. sr.' Mrs. Grant, sir Obrias Mr, Ruptoo, Mr. Waihurtuu, &s. ac., This i!rlighlful wattrisgsplsee. the kingdom for the pureness of the ecojenve of Irithing, god deliglith ',emery, it risit d b y nimoy toshionaln the pv115011 , 4 we I lsve , MIR; lligliness the GltAre• phrn tir GI •ester. I.ndy Maty ErbLone. I toad lady Itotene, H.M. Mrs. Knot, Lnth Gottllton, Major Higgins, Lunt att.ll.ol; Calks/me Stuart, M.. Itnirtsf rd , %hog Est The last HI r 11 1 ,41% at Thr.lll. rt Mrs Coins, Stec Warburton, %Tr. Mtn Mr. Stontt, Mts. Gaps, Mo. It ro ,k, M r arum!. Mi•% I)!eat, Mr. Haut, 7 , :r smiti Polo r, Mt. owl 34%. iVt4therl,lll, hr. Me. Tlstntysett, 311. IVstaon, l.c. &e. hcmiu-nou G Many families alio low . 141 ritt ti spilt w. here hero olikgr,l to ifroinniocNtinti. The followin 4 ore onion.? the W., f:ulimel I.:douche, M. P. Mi.a 1, 3 1„ ie Wlsrs , :cr, Mr. and Mrs Whitteisbury mid Mrs. Forth, 3104 Mamie*. Mr. and MIS. WWII. Mr and Mrs. I.nptints, Mrs. Hill, Mi Itsm. Ms. M.setesistie and family', Mi., Sushi Mr. :luso Mrs. &olds and family, Mr P.er Al J, Mr. ll)ring and Fur Nevilt Coolly, Mr. Carbett, Mr. suit Mr, Copp rmly, 31e. sad Mri l'rirst, Miss Nryille, !Jr worth, three Miss whitakers, three Msa Si land, Mr. 11)tehl. Mr. Mrs. used Alr.sa Shalt 11,s Dixon, Mr. and Miss Strirkhowl, Mr. an-I Mrs Wird, Mr awl Mrs. Cottrri:l, Mr. AVitkinsissi, IS. Mus.un Mr. suit Mrs. I Mrs. C BrIII/Mr. Mr lad Mm . Ix:JO, Nlr. ham, Mr. rata ITre. Crompton and fausil3 Birrhstl, M.. lVe!a, Mr. soul Mrs fierisour, see (Li' on.lsle), Mr. Ind Mrs. Hammond, Mi 'cases, Mr. nod Mrs. Planehurd, Mr. Wolati the Miss Browse, Sir "Lathes and Lady Fenton, Mr. Plinteft, Mr and Mi.. S. Vicki arid Mrs. Buckle and Intel i), Mr. and Mrs. t laity, Mr. Ifueseasse, Mrs. Elgin, Mrs, CI, weed, Mr. Jobe Lerwoud, HANOI DTI The following tire the loteht arr.vol Mr Th.nnal Bernard, Mr. Bernard, W Ck Miller, Mr. and Alias Canspinil, Mr. Amid lllib Rowland, Mr. Scutt, Mr Soinnurr, Alt L. av i d 11..4 NM& Brooks, Mr. Bruere, Sir lt Vie••• Adam,' Sir CAlinn..4l and Lslr Nagle, barley, Mr. Mr,. orld'eno Mins kn,arertbs: viral Mrs C^: ,- I..rit, Ma. P.A.n.141, Mcnocrieff, /1614 i.k.11.41 Mr. Crookaidaa, Isitss, tee Murrisous, Mr. oil, Mr. Elam, Mr. sad bin': Skelton, Mrs. Mir Mr Pirl.l , Dr. Proctor, Mr. sr.' Mrs. Ua MiJA Cartais Harti"y I.ndy Louis", Miss aid tea Mist rind Mi.. Watson, Mr. rod Mrs.Toir.n.s Kensington and family, Mrs. nliinks, Saila:dos, :dr. and 31re Thoinisios, Hewett, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Midas , Icy, Mr. it icliardsen, M issTrilfuran, Mr. W er, Mr. 'lake. Mrs. tiorliffe, Mr. Saha, sod Mn. Smith, Mrs. H. Smith, Mr. Crow Hui esti • Mrs. W. llorsl4ll, Res. A. Door on, Mi. U,.., Mr. Barrett. Mr. Mrs. aid ! end Miss Ds 'tired, Rev. T. Mace, Mr. (*.fir , 31, pis. and Master A. P. Mitchell, Mi. Mr. 11'rizht, Mr. Parker, ... Di Trail, end 'f rail, Mr. Me E alf, Mr. C Mrs. Sruallssv.e, Mr. Staines, Mr. 14 iserrk, Foyle:on, Mr. J. Thonsin. Ilewortli, Mr and Miss Cooper, Mr. Ito MI O. 1 . 4f.,115irt,9. ltrs, Mr. eisanitgra, 311 Molars, Mr. Suirdettpurd, Mr. Wegner,. Mr. blacken, Mr. Mars, Mr. (iuudair, 31 rim, Lrrd 11a.srr , Mrs. Haigh, Mr. Are: 31r. eresre, Mr. kserries three Mr. Tills, Patchett, Mr. Abereisinable, Mr. fistrss, bli Mt and Miss shint , Mass bluer, Mr Mr. Jeri ..11, Mr. Mr. J. awl NI its Tem, 7 5.1111 , 1t1 MI, Mr. ilaysi .1, Mr. Ettneshasr, Mr. Conon...in, Mr. Ponce, 31i. W. Close, Lady and Miss Duberle), &A. Among the lova artivils at thus Sir George sad Lady Chetwynol, Mr. Mr. Mn. sod three Miss Stadileris, Mr. lurch, Mr. and Mr- Barker, Mrs and Cr.lliuson, Mr. and Mrs. Cheworth, Mr. Mrs. Nlartrosiraut and fatuity, Rev. Mr. and L. Ctoplaml, Mr. Myllie. Mr. Marley, Mr. nington Mr Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Skcl Langley, Mr. Wood, Mr frith, Mr. tow, Mr. sad Mrs. Wheatley, Mr. Wheat' r yway, Mr. Cupe, Mr. Grim:law, Mrs. SI Porter. Mr. soil Miss Vernon, 3lr. IVlnseL Anther, Mr. Halfwit, Mr. Kyering, tau ' l'uraiss, Mr. Ansoll, Mr. Blackwell, Sir Greases, Mr. and Mrs. Walker, Mr. Wu Booth, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. and Sim Siurpm Mew Child, Mr. Mills, Mr. Kest Mrs. Clout two Mr. thel , s, Miss Spurs, Mr. and Mrs. Wright, Mr. Tomlinson, Miss sheen, Mrs two Nliss Nayl , ..ns, Mrs. Nlidgley, Mos. tY lent, Sir. Worker Mr. and Mrs. Conpo.r, SI Pereo4l, Mr. Worker, Miss Shipley, tw. Mr. Mss. and his. Labage, Miss Kermit. Mr Morris, Mr Garsi.ie, Mr. Scott, 31; Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Wade, Mr. and Mr Folkeser, Mr. itaguald, Mr. Sternums, Ste, Dr. MEAD had his rise in life, frui to ire the Duchess of 6—, it unfortunately drank to excrss—thr very fond of liquor, owl was so ohs! set of feeling her pulse,►lihpiog his Drank, by 6 !" 'waning him 001'41 he twit found out her compb I,oird to ,Thscrdl, told the doctor, cret, she wnuld recommend bun. wink his fortune! )uring the last I hree weeks the w , rentionsilly fine. with the occusional u few plight showers, which, it is w the .ffect of iiromntiug the ripening of incretsitig its fullness in the cur. for harvest IA %Warmly remembered on the corn niarkct has been, as ring! a rapid a nd continual declension.— citlater: lar.4ely during the unfsvour the curly pot of August, are M., verelv. It is within the power of c latimi. to aggravate the evils of sr to count. r:c.t the effects of pleat hntvePt in the rii of other I.,laves Is completed. 63. ' l l sire... 31r. $ ,, 4 t. Mr. 51„, 4 ';`• al Minion : Real m,. 11, I.tw,r, (; : p ell Wild 0 WC'S: COM el . hi vim.% ful j Wen. A. rte tl Cater, • iv P.,- . . I Mar!c.er, stltr4t ; tale, Mr 111,1 1 3lrr Visa Gil. Sr pr . G . ritmli t ; ass rollser.l (. 4 'st wesis S., tntady, M r , ..„ 1 It. 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