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Belchite and Coda, I ordered General Itlueti4 march in column, by battalion, on the left of the • Spaniards, to turn them, and immediately to ellearge them, after having shaken them ler toeuty dis charges of cannon. This movement was executed with great precision. The first battalion of the 114th, and the first regiment of the Vistula, charged vigorously m Cie , midst of a diachsergle of grape shot. Blake endeavoartil to stop them by a charge of cavalry; two squadrons of hussars repulsed At the same moment one of our bode set fire to eine . of their howitzer-eisissons, which blew up with a great explosion in the midst of their rooks, spread iog death and terror through them. This whole line was thrown into utter coolusion, and pained through Vie town, men, horses, celiessonie, commits, all pen men. We passed through with them. This tons relit curried away all the rest of the hoe. General Hubert, who came up, accelerated the general flight. The whole pions is inundated with fugi tive:li, throwing away their arms, end whatever they have with theta. Had i inset •tritire cavalry, not withatauding the ruoillaTof the (light, I should 'have taken a great ' number of prisoners. 4 ' A .iogle regiment, the Ist of Valentin, rallied, at the &stoner of more thou two bale,* front the field of battle, and einleavourse l l, to defend itself. The humors of the 4111 broke! .throngs it, and cut down all below them, only taking 2 or 300 prisoners. One standard. dine cannons (the last this tinny had left) '23 capinais, Inoo English cat-touch- Image, shoes, babe, and cloaks, as well us 3,000 pri soners, remain in out- power. We have foiced more than 3,000 muskets, and the fields are will covered with them. I have ordered them to be sought for. We have found immense docks and maga zines of rice uud biscuit, and horned 23 ammuni tion waggons. I have pursued iu several columns, nail arrited yesterday at Alcaniz. Calanda, and Gaspe. Tile number of prisoners increases every inutuent. 1 hare the hnimor to transmit to you some uccounts which describe the situation of the enemy's army, and its officers. 1 add a plea of the formation of this army. *• I am about to Uddresa a Proclamation to the ArragooeSe. 'My lass during theta two days scarcely de serves to be noticed, as it deo not amount to more than an Idled, and abeirt23o wounded. The Sim i:lards, when once broken through, abandoned their positioos with so lunch precipitation. that their lire was not very destructive. 1 tun, 15.1::. (Signed) Sucua?." niveltiniutthis, soma 30. On rite news that a part of the vor t ex of obrerva. tires of Wertemberg hail proceeded from the Lake of Cionitaace to 7dergentheirn, a handful of the in surgent. of the Vinarlberg uelvair:edto Tettining: rasNr.sOnT, JUIN 7. The deporture el their" Muje..ties the king and (Eileen of Saxony, which had been fixed for to-day, has been deferred indefinitely. The cireitmatencea of a late trial have soeceeded, in a goat measure, in developing the character of a notritious politician of the present day, Mr. W. Cobbs:it. The charge of incomistency which has been so repeatedly, and indeed so saccetsfully urged against him, has now received additional eon tinnettiou; nor can he advance, m this new instance, the only plea by which, for a monsent, he could have defended the limner ; namely, that they were old principles, altered upon Imager experieuce. ma ture judgment, and change of circumstance. What ever may have been the effect of this defence upon the public mind before, be caiinot avail Maisel' of it now; for, unfortunately, it happens, that the very time he chases to commit this violence, fir which the action was brought, is the very thue us Which be chooses to liberaltve his views thy meat, and tenth into the adoption of those opinions which Tomas ly he would have termed wild and extravagant, or wicked and revolutionary ; and which are always in street opposition to such conduct ifs that of which he has been convicted. The people of England have been a long %Isar amused ley the theory of Mr. Cobbett, hot there is in that same people a curioaity that sill make them desirous to look into his conduct. noel a good vase that will not fail to draw a comparison between both, and decide the question of his siiiccrip• upon their agreement or contradiction. 'the trial at Winchester afieireles them it very god oppoitiiiiity for making this comporivon, and is of a nature suf. licielitly public, stifticontly recant, and sufficiently unequivocal, to wake a t crydeeip, and it von. general impression. F torn this, it appears, limit the WIIPO. rate of the liberties of the 1 W11 1 .:.! owe-tiled for all assault mud false iinprisoninteet, and con verted, by a jury of his countrymen, of th e sa id offence. Web what &all.? of consieteney, throe eau he remote the office of politics{ cement ? How oan be look the people in the face, after hawing offered such an insult to their privilege, ? How can he accuse others of perverting the Constontiou, ufter irtrin4 :attempted !Oneself to make it au iti torteincut of private malice against the poor, the dependent, and the injured? It is not sit Mr. Cohhett'a power, nor in that of anv other de claimer, to do away, by his speculations, the practical evil be has worked, or to compensate by a moral sentence for the actual injury he hers occasioned. lie may write for a I bed years upon the beauty of freedom, if he lives 40 long, and society will he still a loser, if he persecutes but one of its members with success. It would scarcely be imagined, if we had not the immediate fact iefi,e our eyes, that the author of The Political Register would be the man to de prive the people of their liberty upon suspicion, and puni.h them for no other reason, titan that . they were the relatives of one who had offended him. It wool(' scare •Ir be expected that he, who, in profession. was such a friend to Britilkaarisorii. deuce, si 'd, iu practice, be ea disciple of the Eastern rysteen. which punishes not the culprit, but the culprit, and bi. foetid). and generietion. The fact, however, is now proveil; anti it will be Mr the people to argue and to act it. ~ - _' - We hare received French Pipers to the 'l3:h, and Dutch to the '2Olll Mown, from winch we hare made some extracts. The news from the theatre of war in Germany is not of later date than the French Bulletins. The Austrian corps, %%Inch had occupiedtbe North of Geruiany, is falling back to Bohemia. It iiill of course allin.l a useful sup port to the Archduke CHARLES. The English laud made no attempt to laud at Naples, asp to the 2 , 1 instant, but remained in the bailie positions on the Islands Ischia and Procidu. The Castle of Ischia still held out. • The rifore we consider the 2iith and 211th French Bulletins, the more we are inclined to lielieve, as we suited yesterday, that the loss of the French in the great battles of E werstlorfaiiil %Vagrant, bore a near proportion to that of the Anstrians.—hi ad. dition to the internal evidence shirts the French Chi new English Opera of The Impostor; or. The .Siege if Smolensk°, was performed a MA:Onel last night, to a brilliant audience; Mr. 1)(it LE rear' the part of the Governor, ‘vhicil had been AO well filled by Mr. MARSHALL, who, from indisposition, was prevented from playing. Sonic jutticiana alterations and catchments hal Liken plate, and the 00era receneil tinhoanded upplims.. Alis. Male NTAIN wan 1101 less success ful Ilion MI the first night. Mr. eHILIPPS'S non., as heroic, were rapturously encored. Mr. lt,l T - MON IV *iv very enrerso.fal in the part of The hammier; anti a very beantitnl glee, We wander- Mg Cossack', was admirably sung by Messrs. SMITH, FITziIt4HOSS, PENSOM anal Slti.Lra. it recci veil much applause. Mr. P.nv t JAE'. grand Ballet, The Nabob ; or, The Indian Lovers, in which the several Perform.!rs displayed both grace and sgility.—Her Royal. Maily's' the Princess of %VALES, and a crowd of Fitshionables, were ',resent. The following is a specimen of the poetry SONG—Mr Put • 'Teas on the %Volga rolling With strong and heavy tide, Young Lui!:olf lauei lid his link bark To leave his Mounting " not, any lse, to-slay trutu binge, '7' is Moira that isupluers; Ste kiw the angry waters futwn, (lark, how the letnperil roars ^ " I heed not winds, mar wares," said 0 Nor fear the *wetting tide! At eight I sill return to tiler s lly.ponng and loinouriug hit:lit came, and :Hosea still was seen the beaten shore : The stern is peat, the sky serene, Bat he returns no mute. The moue-heisi on the waters pla)'4, Retleried by her tear ; The night bin I iaTerain'il as on she sira)".l, Her bii.uin tkre:ih'd a gib fear At length his ham upon the wave Her aleitiaing eve descried, She •1111.116 and joln'il him in the grate, A yuung nod bloonsiug hr.& BLINCOESI'ER THEATRE. Oa the last ;light of the Misitelanster theatrical senor, Mt. !Vl•Cleaily clime foraard auJ addressed a twines-on. sulele. gala 1.11141111411 f all nearly the futiewiag surds , " )nadirs anal GentletativaaTbiabeiwg the runt lien m of the seasua, I frail int worannat upon. MAIO Winn grateful thanks to you, atirttliose why have hosisospd the theatre with ardilt support at the.lllollP dune , t etwout help lawieutiug that do exempts bas mot been wore otionollit followed, Lit 'ins a lobo laneholy troth, that, outwithats.d every pomade dist which has beln wade, the performers. how boos I= at great salaries. nod the new Itimistimisioinoiswi gal, in a style, *lnch, permit we withal& sway to wry. t be hove would noteeert discredit on a London theatre; palatial as it is to esuart, it is the fact, that it has nut bees stwetliM with serene ; indev.l the result is quite the reverse of sus revs, 'tie is nie utter rasa:—the showy that 1 had in the faints, on conisiig here, which was out inconsiderable, is ea tirely exhaustial ; the property 1 brinight, the fruits of lay early industry, is at this usunteut under s,iziire fat rain; and for the liberty that at this inimical gives nit the p.m., of ail dressing you, I am ohlized to two frit alb .—Thiss situated, 1 despair of ever 113Tibq the humour of sploarnsg )store yens niter slam. night —*l be peifoluers aho have cipericticed your !mane., write in offering their heartfelt artsnowldgnarreta; via that health, poops-city, nun happsorws, %inch have hers stringers to many of 113 , we curds:Lily Mid reilacifully bid yon—farewell." accounts atforel, in support of the: can now add the authority of an Filo sit Afar chant, arrived in London, who left Rotterdam ou Saturday st/11,., that the late battles in Gennimy were most sangumary, that the French lost quite us many as the Mistrial's ;. that the French head-quarters were still at Wol kersdorti; only rigid miles front the Danube; that the Austrians fell back ha the Most complete order, and hair taken up a :,trout; hoe entrench itictita, where they had, tsith the exception of 40 pieces takes; by the enemy, removed die caullou of their first eilticlichluo:itv. There teed been n brttle since the Bib. At Rotterdam, no Satu►day last, there might have been news from the seat of war of as lute a date MS the cull, while the 26th Bulletin, slated the nth, at Wolkersdnr‘ contains the most recent intelligence from the grand armies in Austria. Coxhavett ►till continues occupied by our troops, who, (with Cie exception of a few), rttire to the shipping every night, us the French are said th be hourly looked for. The moment that the occupation of this place was annnunced,an opinion arose that our Expeditiou was destined for the Ellie. 'flirt quarter may, tin doubt, be still I.r,•su:ncd witiun the sphere of its intended opera tioll4. ---.--- A Ilessenger was sent off from the AdMinilty, ut two o'clock, yesterday, with final anti positive instructions for the part of the Expedition fitted out at that port, to sail without delay. Wind and wea ther permitting, we muy presume, that the ships ut war and transports got tinder weigh lust night.— They would, of course, join the part of the Expe dition from the Downs, this day, and proceed to their destination. The whole of the troops, however, which are ordered to Ratio:gate, hail out embarked yesterday ; and the Menetteriiil Papers assert, that the sittotint or the whole force, int lad ing seamen, will greatly exeeei the original esti mate, 51141 not fall short of 90,000 men. # force of this magnitude would einshk us to appear upon the Continent,. not as on an siliary, hut as a prin cipal in the war.—lt may he certainly considered the whole tlisposeable force of this great tuition. We trust, that the result will ',hew that it has not been committed to improper hands. Tire Miiiivterial part, conaivting of Mr. CAN and Co. returned to town on Friday night. nut Saitinia), from their voyage down the river.— They set out again on Saturday morning, and or. rii ed at Ilaut.g.ite ou the evening of Unit day. The fleet, comeying the isapedition, has bean victualled for four month.. Brigadier-Geist:rat 5,.11:16 arrived at Ferinoy some Jays since.—The hopes of the Ist Drueosios going on active service, is again revived, mid they now anxiously wait lor orders to eininirk. They are all within two days mach of Cove, and prepared iu every respect to move at a moment's notice. The Scorpion, WIIKELEa, from Liverpool, to New Providemr, was captured and destroyed off Cork, on the I.4th of May, by a French 14; crew arrived at Cherbourg. The Liverpool AilecrtiJer of Snorday say. The Clyde Commercial Advertiser contanot the folltoting ortiole We limo• bee:, favoured with New York ll'dio-r4 to tit... I ttli ult. hron4lit by the toning:noori, 1;11.- 4.111 MT, arrived in the Clyde.—The following or tide is front The Acne York Grnette of that ,l.,i. " tellers from Member* of Cougrvim noon, that the Embargo Law, with all its supplement., and the Non•I uttr. course Law, would be repealed ; and that a 101 l would be brought is, interdicting commerce with rgatacet kaioliq a de.eretwutary power with the President, to °pro the inter course will, that power, inlecocrin am arraugeineut should be mock." It will not be au improper motion to the i.iirvev orti of mid* within the county of Oxford, to make ptihbc, that the uflieera or a ',droll were fiord tire hundred posimis at the loot Crurrnl Quarter Ses sions, for defect of keeping in 'nom the roa.la within theiriitriolietitim to hr applitil mint di9mised of at the Act of l'Arliainvot ilisects. It give.s us pleieture to unikratioicl that a general spirit of im pememetit of the politic wink !pervade, the whole county. an d ih ear rf•r,11,14 who have particularly lotereAted theinsehreoso calling forth the evertionti of pariehe4.in the laudolole teristerhiking of pottimc their yowls tido repair, de.erre the thank* of the cotuisouity at large. If VG PLACES. FASHION'', ULF. ARRIVALS. RNth:--• Vit PelllhOoke, Lord Hert•ert. Lady Harrington ' 'tlh. GOAL Braghaat, Col. Tied, Rev. M r . J ag ." mita, Rey. Mr. liras Raw. T. Uarke, Ca air %lam Capt Cotton, Capt. Bruck, Capt. Satin: ders, Capt. Paul, Cato Rimiehr, Mr. and dirs. Wrigitt, Mr. and Mrs. Creeate. Mr. and Mrs. Gluscett, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, Mr. and Mr*. N tut re, Mr. Mrs. sad Miss Baktir, Mr. mud Mimi Moore, Mir. awl Miss Heiliad, Mrs. red Mite Temple, Mr. J. F. Sevier, Mr. Weinfeld, Mr. B. Harrison. Mr. Scott, Mr. IT. Mika, Mr. T. Welch, Mr. Miami., Mr. CARR», Mr. Meow, Mr. Panama% Mr. Powell, and Mr. lama. At Seaton Carew : Sir &m;. and Mr. Hoagie's, Mies Dilooll, Mr. and Mrs Das Vacua sad triar.ly, Maw H. Wickham, Mr. Me". and Master Mimtginnerie, Mr Barrett. Mr. &dolma, Mn. Koine, Mr 41511 Mrs Allitota, Mr Rnbinains, Mr. and Mr.. Iliac, Mira Moore, Mr. sad Mrs. Mathews, Rivet. M.st Hoppers, Mrs. and Miss flattuurnh, Mr aid Mil W m . Rawani, Mrs. tiers it, Mr. Mont, Mr. sad Mrs. Rawson, hi,s. sad Miss Wired, ...e. At iiarro„noite;--. Colonel Lila, M.P. iris and Miss Leslie, Mr Temple, Mr. and Alrs. Shiites., dLwi Aden, Mrs. and Miss Dertwe e Mr. Mrs and Ala :.r Walker, Mr. and Mrs Downw.ird, Rev.J. Lewthwatte, Mr. Mrs three Misses sad Master two Mr. Swiaseys, Mr. Mrs. sad fowl 11 isles Jones, Sir. Mrs. hru Misses and Mutat; .%gar, Mille Smith, Miss Bourne, Mr. Gaston, Mr Maling, Capt. Cbassheriiise. Mr. sod Mrs. tin,_ runs, Mr Allesi, Capt. Nesbitt. R.N. Mr. Savage, M.P. the Right Hon. Mrs and Moo Savage, Sec. Sec. We hear that Mini DUNcati and Mrs. Eowrm are r0.,,-agell to perform fur a few alights cavil et At t a.txtrvt:— Lady ll:unbars, Rae. Dr. Wood. Colossi Stanley, Mr. tiff. ley, Pcv. Mr. Childer, lion. Mr. Mn. mid Colonel Iraoasier.:. !lira and three Mao limiters, Mr. banks, Rey. Mr. F. Midair., Mr %Vesldeli, Mr Smith. Mr. Tarts 1, Mr. Porter, Mr. Rower, Mr. Gal, Mr. and Mrs. Iffm".er, Mr. Routh, M. , Rowboihms, Mis. Parr, Rev. Mr. Suttles', Mrs. mid .'i a Duncan. At Swansea :— Al[. Mrs. and Miss Wytiolhaut,, Count Peltier, has. 'Jr Harloord,Geoieral %Ivrrisno, Col sail MINI MulyileuX, Wallace, Major, Mrs. sad two Aliases 'fralisrue, Rev. %Ir. lad Mrs. Desais, Mr. and Mr.. Shepherd, Capt sad Mo., Reorder, Mow Eikarts, Mr. awl Mrs. Uri* and Mir Itiehsrds, Miss Harding, Mr. awl 'Ls Fie:cher moo family, Capt. Tod.. .vale, Mr Jeuner, Mr. A Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Sherd, %Ir. Goallmelie, 11r. Neste, Mr. Lie WI, Mr. Mcyrirk, 'Jr. sad Mrs Colic:l(7.oh and family. Mrs. sad two Mimes T* laa, Mr and Miss M organs, Mr. awl Mrs. Bate s/as, Mr.. Robertson Capt. Acker+, Rev. Mr. sad Mrs. Willismasail family, d ie. :cc. At Llauartliney Spit : Sir Was. and Lady Psalms sad family, Mr. and Mrs. 'Her bert Lloyd, %Ir. Prytherch, Mrs and *is Williams , l!oos - ESN, Nir and Mrs Dsviols, Mrs. Lewis, Moss L. Capt. ltellatity, R.N. Rev. 31r. Prothero., lfcv. Mr. Phillips, sad Major 'rho...urns. At A beryetvr th : Lady Harriet Burnley, Captain R. Parry, Mr. sad Mts. lima, Mr. sad Airs. Risoliout, Mr. and Mrs. Dawsm, Mr. sad Mn. Caron awl family, Mr. Fiergissi.s sad tastily, Mr. Saunas, :dim %Veld), MO.l aright, Mon_ Hamilton, Mrs. Pslse, Mrs. King and family.Rcv Jame. Waits. %ire. Hans biry and tsouilt, Mr Stokes and family, Mr.,Fichlhoose. sad frastily, 11r. Herman and Amity, sod tie. Morsea.tie and dressi:y. At Blackpool : Mr. and Mrs. R. Peel, Mr. Chadwick, Mr. T. Greciiliall, .74r. sad Iltra. H. Faber awl Gamily. Mr. E. Halm ', Mr. S. 'Helgate, Mrs. Bill, Col. %Vainness" Lady Anieotts, Mr. T. I Hewitt, .Kr. Mr. J. Broehieltorst, Mrs. Smith, Mr. J. Gsrhade. pr. Kest:lady, Rev. H. liriorlay. Mr. W. Woods. Mr. Ward. 1.3e1 Kenyon, t:apt. Trafford, %fakir Andertoa, 31,111' Trafford, At. Trafford, sot Shiva Mt.. Trafford,. !forme& teems to he rising its respect MS a water iue-place. Among the. Faahionable arrival. 11111.:•••••• Sir I'. Boynton, Bart. Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ifferte,Colosiet soil Mrs. Sproule, Mr. and Mn. Parke, Mr asd biro. S. Wit s. \. and Mr. sod Mrs. it Turner and Mindy. .1n elegant ball-room, under the ilireetion of II'i.VDSOII TEKRACE. Mr. Alderman Be/cit. of (legion, is nearly finish ed, and expected to be opened alioist the ldle of Tic,a place eras crowded with colummy Oil SUll.i , il e Ped"'" 11.1 C corning. g. 11111 MAJESTY, aci•ointiranieti by tne l iii=e---- "-• Print:miser ELtasaant, SOPHIA, and Al IRV, walk- IRA voLLoortris CIRCULAR LETTER RA. 61111 MI. ed there for ii considerable time. Piteicess Ac- oftesseo To X. J. wataur, ago rue MAYOR err er• !TOWS :..- LONDON, JULY IS, 1100. GUATA felThlinefi with lier MAJUSTY., The litse4l li is rea r eetrolly 'omitted to the Worshipful the Sissy- Party appeared in excellent spirits, and conversed, sir awl c„,,,„„,,,,,,,. ,4 a Pr. el that 1 ..1111...n.., Olt the e:,iki of ()clo wn') their usual affability, with the Nobility pre- her, Isis Majesty eon:moo the soth year of his reign; that sent. so remarkable an epoch has not occurred in Entitled times Princess ELIZABETH wore a royal purple imperial net lbe . teign at Ed•ard the Third, and " 61 1 la" with'. l'tdu folic, over %hits Ratio ; her sows very heels U.I the bosun., years; dial it is tberetiare proposed, as a murk of personal w i t h a l ice hoc k" ; s smal l w ho tare ha ir h „„ 4k ,, h i,y attachment to His Ma j esty (unconnected anti all puma and throws earelesedy ewer her head, and another on her neck /whirs) to commennwete the slay by a general festival, Princess SHIM lA,m lilac imperial art robe, over white Ihrw"llland the kiwi dues. satin; her hair without any ornameuts. The plea of such me ectr must secessarily he sabservient to Prioress MAKI . , dressed iu the same tionner, oily brr Weal encionstances ; Wit where i hell.: do not let. rptise, it ni sob tobe was pink. mined that CCIIIitiCII Mkt public Weakliest* in 111. MOCiiing, . ' Princess AMELIA has retnoveil to Frogmore, anal "". 4 "161" the. "'aid& will be south likely to tort cu9 l ..Ne ts entisidereil much better. T1C1..11 appnwatiou. Asa festival Ull an CIACItiIiVC SCUM Win - regaire subscriptions, and cinch previous arrangement, it M ,------- Yesterrhiy morning, His MAJESTY. Princesses .has.,: ha iit th e .espec hisrt i mitauu table icuti c.. uawill lint be deemed premature, emu of Staff‘d will readily SOPHIA and AUGUSTA. accompanied by Lords and WA tiet il GH IM and H !writs, Lady J. THYMIC, u.ici lealously concur is each a trute to one ve ibmiable M ti- Generals CARTWRIGHT and FITZROY, Mr. DRAX To the Worshipful the Mayor and Cur l; IIOSVBX oa, nod Colonel TAvt.oa, rode in 11'iiid- potation, &c. etc. be. Stafford. sor Park, and returned to the Palace nt norm. Ct.eatext. Ilarritta.—A young divine is said to After which, Mr. DRAS GRUSTLIVOR and daughter have snalertuken, for a wager of lOU pu mas. to left Windsor for London. read sic chapters Irons the Bible, every hour for six Tux PRINCI'S Toua.—Au .article, under this weeks, moil aetuaUy begat' his arduous task hist head, riiipeared in a Mot plug Print of. ye3ter,lay.— Tliiirsilsy itt twelve o'clock, when bets were 10 to We have authority to ORD., Hist it wit+ slut correct. I against Win ! ! The Earl of !leant...lc-mu ,are a grand (Dotter, A very respectable old gentleman, a resident 'of yesterday, at his honse its Stable.yard. St. James's the city of Chester, of the name of Sias. better Palace. to their Royal Highneswes the Priors, of known in the missals of sporting fame by the name %VALE.. Duke of Voce. and several other Nobi- sit OLO Stan, has undertaken, for a wager of sts ' lity. guineas, Signor nod Signora 111,amertat are engaged s guineas, to perform loon miles it 1000 suc... , 111•1111! boori, 'won tlie BARCLAY plain. Odds arc, in the new Theatre-Itoyal, Curetit.4,ariliiii. to sing. 4 ,. 11 ,.,.,1 ; muc h ogo i list hi m , from hi s extreme oh! with Madame CATALAtiI in the nation piece*, to as ',tithe Itlin,iiiiv-ones back him nretty con be produced at that splemlid Theatre. ~•. ~. The eclat nbtaiiirtl by Mrs. (.'l.Astli.t.'s letter an.- tiiktitly, front his ap e rosed game. I . llt . ‘....11. - •!..r pears to have in Mr. %Valour, the upliii:- nice-course is CXI/44•1e1i to he the sceiie or octant. saw arse, nod Plaintiff in the late action against Cut. He has already vonsiutoced training. wider Ise WARDLE, to write a letter to th e Nobilatj. Gentry, direction of Mr. JOLLY, n respectable butcher, of pugilistic lame. and well known maul the toil: sod Clergy, upon the subject. Th. Mr. ‘l'ate.ur Mr. Counts, it id said, has most c generously does nut appear to know when he he well. Very of.red the llavamaiket Theatre to Mr. Sulatogw. r • or.t i few people will trouble themselves to read his te- the w i nter - dings letter. season. The silver vase presented by the Pietr;otie Fund Lord Boansaoom's embankment. 175 aerie of to M r .. c 0,,,,, w i dow , o f L i st l ate e Not. CookE, talFfi, lorunerly knouts by the CAROM Or Cbthinti Bay. who no bl y fell 055 board the B e ll ovoiwn. ~, die was undertaken in the spring of 1806, and coma gine ions Garth, of Trafalgar, „„„ last week ,„, f rom pleted in the autumn of 1(107. The oxpeusee London, to Mrs. Cootie, sit ihothesol Lodge. steer f A 11111 l lilted to 90001. and the regained laad is valued Shaftesheiry. The oresainrots of this vow are Inuit- • at "1 , """ii" of 45i110 0 1 . tiful and truly approin late. hlorielay sennight, a duel was foaght is a genre. A eashisig 8ui..1-street iscais is suit' to have lately t ilea, NiKWICII. title/ern Mr. B t. awl Mr. L.S.T. won n leet of a hundred guinea*, by *tilling a kit hod) or Omit city, in voiewspiensw, wo namierstall'is of pickled salmon on the street within An Moir. lof their paying their macho...es to the IS teoss , it Weary Klatt to find tli.st this awl, of hittooni we • I lady. The' parties fired, but neither fetiellneti am less animals Holy lie renilered, in any shape, !-ei. augurs ; after which are Aeolian took placer. Hod ,seeable to society. . 317. 1.. resigned him pri.tolisharts to the lair lailj. • - -.,.• - ..... ... • THE..EIII Ti ail PRE SS. . ' v, . . ~ , • • . -.-k - . , : - ,- ,„, o• 24 .At Von LONDON 4: : • * > .: a c .: ‘4` 0 .....^ - '; ,. .' ~ Etwi V • Lady tirea,ll TI.:ESIJAY, JuLir 2) THEATRE, LYCEUJIL mew. Mi.l). ---....r.--- 'int! Mrs. E