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• (ref , Mr. V CepteittPArearris Amp). Masa ; ae MOW* (ea Masai R.Ttelllipi; Mewls* Ir. J. Smith • Asdeew Mr. Valght. Discs Verse*, Mime filitheaes ; I pore (Melbas est Mob Ray), Mrs. Glover; Vibe, Inns. /lead; Ellepesh, Mina Cobh,; Jrwat, Mrs. i The Protegee le be woken by Mrs. Yaiebtritri eL p i tlesse by Mr. *albeit sad Mr. [sighs. After whirls, she Faroe et WHAT NEXT I COlassel Twinned, Mr. Dories • *gar Twerebitiall, *r Varley ; Calved Giant, Mr. DanserA ; flbeep t Mr. limed ; beans, Mr. Oxberry. Mn. Presteace, ard. velley ; Gerises, Mrs. Omer. Ilte Deets to be squad s& Six sideeli-v•tbe Play be beubs at Kean. Sexes, Ts.; Sneed Price, 3e. SL—Pit, 3e. 113.1 ReSeatl Peke, to —V* oalleey, Is.; Shbessi Fria, 1404/pper Gallery, le.• Seoul Price, Id. Rolm seal Please la be tubes of Mr. Swim. Restaieda ; leysliewesseet, treat Ti. till Fear, eatil of whew may be bed • Private Is. wialatly. The rest lbseasiatle Dimity a Rai Reic, el. Orepraells, sill be repesitA every Realise till further *sties. A sew Farce, celled The Meupis( Drasighl, will be Fes. *red is a few Wm.4I•IM. Valiolllll . A r iake. am, hw eerie rrtiCATRB-ROYAL, COTHNT-HARDRIV. ristrlS EVENING, SATURDAY. March ge; J. will be acted, Tab time,* New Musical Draana,•ealled ROD ROY MACGREGOR; OR, AULD LANG SYNE. (Vowslad on the popular Novel of Nob Hoy.) Th. p or no* sad Music (with the exception of an Air sod a mans, by W. Bishop) is courpootil sad stinted, chicly AIMS old Ilrottisb Airs, by Mr. Davy. Sir Frederick Verson. Mr. Emirs; Rubleillli Oshshli. *tom, Mr. Abbott; Fronds .oabaHisiasie, Mr. Siaelair ; Owen, Mr. Blanchard; Ciptain Thomism, Mr. Connor; lob Roy Mactrorle CowiAlellt Mr. 111 1 8 (m 4 1 Daogals Mr. Tukely; Hanish and Robert (Bob Nays Sons). Mr. Samoa mad Flamm Pitrslue; Major Galbraith. Mr. Taylor; Naillie Nicol Jarvir, Mr. Liaise ; ;Dobson, Mr. Banns. 'haus Venom, Miss Stephan; Mollie, Mrs. Sterling; !sae Macaloine, Min Logan; Kitty, Sirs. Bishop; Helen Mac gregor, Mrs. legato*. After which, the Pare. of LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. Dr. Camphor, Mr. Illiaaebard; Plexible, Mr. !Albin Los, Mr. Liston; Coyish' Danvers, Mr. Jefferies ; Andrew, Mr. Ussery. Mrs. Hilary, Mrs. Gibbs; Laura, Mrs. Sterling. Doors opt* at Mx o'Cloch—She Pragmatic, to begin at Seven. Soars. Is.; Beefed Price, 3s. 1111.-15 t, 3s. Id.; Seemed Price. Ss —Lower Gallery, ter.; Sowed Price, h.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Second Price. OW. Places fur tho Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Bus ()Mee, Hari-sheet, from Teo till Four. A Private Box maybe had for the messue, or Nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at the lox (JSce. The um Magical Drum of Aob Roy ibellireleft or Aniil Wig Sys,. will be repealed is Treaday, Wedaesday, awl Thervihy, is the acid week, aad Arne limes a week Itli Anther malice. Ou Muuday% Ike Tnigedy of IhmeW and Juliet. After which will be predated, foe the first titre, a rev CAM it Romsuee (fonnded ou a Fairy Tale), isterspereed with Pontunsiinie 'Mask ? tailed The tie Carabas ; or, Pass in Siots: trllk mei Sieehery, Demme, sad &Tunnel's: Prism Floollna, Mr. Ineebatd ; Josselia, Mr. Liam ; Plink Mr. Smell; Fail, Mr. Tokely ; Vint 1 .illawee of oho Mem& de•Carabas, Mr. Simmons; 'Fos. Mr. Comer; the Ogre, Mr. blonnas; Grimalkin, or to hoots, Mr. Grlawildi. Priem* Lariboudaine, Mrs. Davenport; Princess Dianianthoe, Mimi Foote. On Friday, the skew Tragedy of Fazio. 27TH !limits, Ills. PAST, PRESENT, FUTURE. FOR rArr favours IRISH thanks hie hest Friends, the Public:—for 'Star MT LVCIL DISH thank. (his l o sehree) FOSSILISE, who (As USUAL) (hare. lniteit, tut Shure, atonic Mfrs Custosscrs, YeStarlay, 'flat itoly £34,0041 yet drawn ; h..4rly half the 'Capitals lost have bees draws • .u.tl• urns the Blanks entitled to 4 Pipes of ion each. • rticits PAtriinade DISH relies with eisafidesee ors ; mud, judging from the rut and the sitissmi, he treat, he tins rely with equal residence that FORTY,It, although his sleeping Partner Ixtivegii the Days of Drew will he wakeful to the interests of those who bare JP". L. her Wiwi. robot. nt 4, Consbill. or f, Chariot. I OAS w of Bish's Agents in the Country, for c THURSDAr,9fis of APRIL, 18111, THE LAST DAY, witEn ens TWO PRIZES OF .€30.060! Thitty.four other Capitols n. f 5,00 ti, £l,OOO, Ise. ire. MUST ALL BI DRAWN, And floc Finit-drisii Blank will have Fonr Pipes of Port: Olsll rnirtais the Holders of the Fortunate Sham to 0 ... 11 thews fur Payment iwinse.lintely, sod the Holders of the rosit:eit tu the Wine to select the choicest Port is Ilse kitsz t0m.:.:,•l send the Atilt to him, wr,o Will ( " 3 ' (1 . 41 1( It ou d. iti ...J. A aav i tiilisa aa Par" " tie Dame Saleast, sad ea Watt Peasage. sr Ma RIAU J. ERA. : Trial* ba T. s.d J. Allamo, nisi:ea/tied, Raitivatairage ; If. H. Reid, ebariag-Crlese; sad Bakiwia, WM; OR( Qk ie animas. cesb.a.;;i:«T,llil;;;l, i tchaaaktagir the liberal Nippon they have received for Els sevesesea yours fro* the Nobility sad Geary, is Etheir Maaafactery sad Wsrapoons„ sad very I km tst g o sce, that the nosiness is sow by Wi... lo femme of SANDERS, DURHAM, WALL, sad e. : (wila hove hoes Assistants hi the coreciao ever Awe lie wreausauceseeet). They respect fully Mick • coatiessaasa of that approbutiou sad prefer uses 'tackles hew ora lope gives to the peculiar ausielaa .t reeekete leMPJAllftred golly is their Establishaesat, Nes. 11, 101, sett IT, Ostlkylliterreet, Shoat N.E. NIL The Neste AilablOilttegarat isprovesteab,. sad a gamest ashittio si a lt of Upholstery sad Cabiset Foraiture, always A . ROYL CIRCUS AND WRRET THEATRE, Re-paiatet sad Re-eathdlished. •° • The sew Pisces-el Sir Loosesiat Grooves, and The Three Talismans, eitatiauieg he be hoseartal with saani yeses apposed, mad shoat' of Isughler aid applatese, will Ififfr i glr i g MG, SA mtiher TURDAY, %iamb 28, will be grearaese, (ii' the 7111 thee at this Theatre, a Seri* Gamic Ballet of Action sad Dewitt& arranged by Mr. Giroux, called FLORIO AND ROSA _. 014 TR E •COtTAGE OF LORINA. After which (shah Who), as 'natively sew Barletta, is Two Acts, founded oa satolletea celebrated Novel, called SIR LAUNCELOT GREA YES. With mew sad compiled Music, new Scenery, Dreier', ate. The Overture mid new Music composted by Mr. &mittens. The aelleeted Music from David Ileum Comeau Mathew Locke, Lord Moisiagiou, S. N. Bartlessa, Charles dr.c. The Screwy of this sad the following Piece designed by Mr. Miaow, aml a mitmited by bits, Mr. H. Wilson, Mr. Smith, mid Assistassla. Sir Lassoed* Gomm, Mr. fluelley; Captain Crowe, Mr. Adcock; Squire Sycamore, Mi. Wyatt; Justice Gobble, Mr. Smith; Servos Fillet , Mr. Walk*, ; !sort Clarke, Mr. Short; William, Mr. Kirby; Timothy Crabshatre. Me. Fiitawlllhm ; Memo, Mr. Jew (his 6th appearance). Aure lia Daniel. Mies Taylor; Dully Cowslip, Ilfre.Beisoitee. Is Act I. Mr. Short will boredom the (avowed@ &mg of "The Post Captain." la the course of the Piece will be exhibited, among other mew Sotwery, Interior of • Country due—Picturesque View of s Ruined Abbey, by Mouuliglit—Romantic Gipsy Haus,. em. Lod of she Be dens, • popular Ballad, called "The Peanut Soy," by Master Taylor. To which will be added, fur the 6th time, a grand Melo dramatk Barletta Speclacle, with sew Music, &emery, Dreams,anJ Delfratises. cailetl . . THREE TALISMANS. • . witt• Grand Turkish Overture, 'enespoied by De Witt. .Almausee (an Egyptian Bey), Mr. ltidgsrif (of ahe Thant* Royal, Drury-lane, his Sib appearance here these two ma sons); Nobel (his Favourite), Me. Smith; Mahar (his,Lise. lomat), Mr. Leonard; Zaran (a Pirate Leader), Mr. Lee; Nyereddin (a Fisherman). Mr. Short • Ind (his Cousin), Mr. Fitzwillians ; Barbs/Mao (a power ful Genies), Mr. Wat. kiss; Mikan% and Duleina (Ariellstaot Grain), Miss Adcock and Mini Brett; Euless (Daughter of Metalline), Miss Cheery; nileide (an Egyptian Lady), Mrs. Brookes; A ' (Slater of lewd), Site fouls.. Is the mune of the Piece, " The Pirate's Glory'," by Mr. Leonard. A Parody us " Let Itegoe sound the Trumpet," by Mr. Short. NEW MEN ERF. Art I.—The Sea-side Cottage of leworesldin, hoof, and Amine, with a dialers. View of a'Ciiiy on the Coast, end supersritinal appearance or an esehauted Golden Galley. Art 11.--Llaracteristie View 'near Grand Cairro--Splemlld Palace of Alison:or. Act Squat* in Grand Caire--Dengyou— Illetamorplseeml Cottage nail Ftiihint Pent, Its. die. Boxes 4r.; Pit 25.; Gallery 1s --Ball-Price at Half-putt Eight. Places for the Bones to be taken of Mr. Roemer, at the Boic-011ice, near the Stage-door of the Theatre (where Free. Adintssiusis foe the *Uwe allay be wordlist'', and a private Box engaged sligtelly); and, for the semiresedatioss of Families et that end of the Town, at the Bureau de Specie. Weitern Exchange, Banitatreet. Doors open at Ilalf.past Five, to begin at Hidtpast Me. No Money to be tete, ued. Oit %outlay next ' will bi revived, the Barletta of Trick fur Trick; or, The Man and 'the )laid: in which Mrs. Westing will mike her rind appearance these two Seasons. Mrs. Leeward, from the Theatre Royal, York ; Mrs, Smith, trod( the Theistic Royal, Cheheidiade ; and Mies Beaumont, Noel the Olympic 'Theatre, are also engaged, sod will shortly appear. A very great variety of new and originel Pieces, with seamy Revival*, are 111 1114 , 14 active rreparSliuti. by _ Redolent* ch the weasel approached the people on board could distinguish the inhabi tants driving their cattle iu the meadows ; bat the wind coming fair, t h ey made all sail for Iceland, Which they reached the,fuflowing day, and cause to anchor hi the Bay of St. Patrick. Of all the, at tested relations, this of Bishop Amend, says Haus Bede, * 4 deserves most to be credited this," he continues, " we learn that the colony of the eastern district did flourish about a hundred and fifty years after the commerce and navigation ceased between Norway and Greenland; and, for ought we know, is not yet wholly destitute of its old Norwegian inhabitants." It has been supposed, by some writers, shut the black death, which, in 1345, desolated Europe, extended its ravages to Gre en la n d ; b u t this assump tion, as Mr. Egede obierves, is without any foun dation, as an uninterrupted intercourse appears in have been maintained with the colony foe no years ..r.c. (111$ oreaaeut malady had ceased. He thinks, however, that partly by the change of the govern ment in Queen Margaret's reign, and partly from the continual wars which towed between the Danes and the Swedes, the Grreisl Ind colonists may have been neglected ; for it does not appear that any steps were taken for a century, after the unsuccess ful attempts of the Bishop to land, when the Chris tians and the Fredericks, calling to mind these re mote and long-neglected possessions, took measures for inquiring into the fate of their unfortunate sub ject.. One Mogen. Heinson, a celebrated seamen of those data, was employed among others on this service. After many difficulties he got sight of the coast, but could not approach it; and the reason he assigned, on his return, was, " that his ship was stopped in the midst of its course by some load rtone rocks hidden in the sea." Many subsequent attempts were made, but all proved ineffectual. Endeavours were also used to ascertain their fate from the colony on the western side, by coasting round Staatenhoek • and in one of these expedi tions Egede himself embarked, but was obliged to return without being able to effect his humane purpose. The Esquimaux pretend that they are afraid to approach the eastern shore, which they say is inhabited by a hill and barbarous race of men, who live on human flesh. Thus has terror or malice crested cannibals on every unknown or uncivilized' part of the globe! After so many attempts, both public and private, how the Danes can now pretend to doubt, as one of their writ e rs affects to do. whether there ever was a colony n the eastern ode, is, to us, quite inexplimble, • un less it be to palliate their negligence at the firnt approach of the ice, and their want of humault s y since. The Danish Government, however, enter tained no such doubts—for se late as dill year 1786, Captain Lowesegg, of the asaish say, was sent out for the express purpose or re-discovering the old colony on the eastern coast. The particu lars of this voyage, we believe, were not made public; but the following extract of a letter from Mr. Festwick (the British Consul) tea the Secretary of the Admiralty, dated Elsioeur, 9th September. 1786, proves its failure:—" Captain Larenorn rielisessed, thiee days ago, for Copenhagen, @her a fruitless *each, of about two Months. to nd out the Old Greenland ; nut having been able to pa+ uetrate to where it is supposed to be, on uccount or endless shoals of ice. He left. however, Lieuti. mints Egede and Rhode, in the New E.rperionese fishing dogger, to seise any more favourable oppor tunity which niar'offer, better than Ith met with, for penetrating farther, if' practicable, to opeYste any new discoveries after his dewier,. though entertaining very poor hopes of any success."— These Lieutenants, we believe, never once got sight of the land. It has fallen to the lot of the present ',gilt, have an opportunity, which we are sure will not' be ne glected, of instituting en inquiry into the fate of these unfortunate colonies. If. as is most p►robe ble, the whole race Itas perished, some remains may yet be found, some vestiges be traced. which may throw light on their condition, after the fatal dos ing of the ice upon them. It is just possible that some tradition may have been handed down through a succession of a mixed race of descriidaiits ; or stated even fivkatii this the only argument in favourof the contiouance.of ail open sea to .the northward. Vast quantities of drift wood are floated down this northern curreut, as well as dawn the eastern side of Greenland, some times filling all the bays on the siortherii coast of Iceland. None of this could have grown to the northward. as not a stick of wood, beyond what • dwaifish coppit e of birch may produce, is to be f lin a growing state, fur' many degrees below the place. where these logs are cast up, much less to the earthward from whence they come.. That many of them have recently been in a growiut state. appests from the fragments of bark add branches still adhering; to them ; that they have been Austin is) a warmer climate would ale ap pear from some of them tieing eaten by the wortn. and others hiving the marks of the workmen upon them. They consist of fir, larch, bircli..aspen, and other trees, which ate, in fact, the 'wool ace both of Asia and America; and. in all probability. have been fleeted Jowu the numerous rivers of both these continents (some, perhaps, through Behring's Strait), into the great ;oiler basin, and carried thence by the circumvolving current throuoli the outlet into the northern ocean. It is fair, there fore, to conclude th a t th ere m us t ex i st a ' free and open passage between this basis) and Davies Streit. The fart of sevensl vessels having been es high . as Baffles without observing the least appearance of land removes ill doubt as to the non-existeuce of the bay, 'as drawn in the charts. Th e m a st er of the Larkini , of Leith. gave out that he had been. last year, as far up as 80 (leg. ; but oti a reference bring made to Mr. Wood, the owner, lie closely examined him. and found occasion to conclude that he had not proceeded higher to the northward than 77 deg., hut that the sea was clear and no land in 'tight. Its the amine year Captain Lawson, of the liinjesiie. liming passed the ice, ran in au meth sea as high as 76 deg. without being obstructed by land. A third argument in favour of the instilarite of Old Greenland, may be adduced front a fact, well. known to the fishermen, that whales,. struck with harpooni on the coast of Spitabergeo,. .are very commonly killed in the Strait of Davis with these harpoons in their bodies, and 'rice rersei ; theft* can be no mialike here, as the monies of the vesieli, and the ports to which they belong, are always t tit into the socketrof their harpoons. Captain 11108, struck a whale in Davis's Strait, which..wtts killed near Spitsbergen by his son, who fouttet his lather's omoe oil a h.s , poon sticking in his bid=; and the sabre year; hi the stub! plict,'Cliptidn Sadler killed a whale with the harpoon of an Baguio manic iii it. The distance width theie wounded whales would have to run round the north of Greenland. is so much shorter; and whales are so rarely seen to enter the Strait, of rio• round Cape Farewell, that the probeltility is altogether iii favour of the former etipplaition. To iteCtrildir the cabal riCe of • noftli.weft par• sloe from the Atlantic to the' Pectic, ii pedidiely • itiritish object. It engaged the attention, and obtained the encesuntgentent; of the first literary characters. and of the most respect a ble mercantile men in the earliest' iseriods' of British otivigatio.n: Since that time the attempt liuslietii.palitaiso by Sovereigns teed Parliaments ; the fitridee.r havisig appropriated their awe ships, and the latter tender ed * reward of 20,11b01. for effecting • discovery in teresting to humanity, to scion*. sod to com merce. The reign - of George 111. will Amid con. spicuous and' iroudly fireomninent in fliturehtitory. for the spitit with which discoveries were prove- , toted, and the objects of saitice promoted ; end a dawn of hips appears, Ibid. ere its close, the in teresting problemed a north-west passage will be solved. - mud tl iii great discoveiy. to wrich the Fro biahers. thk Budsotir, the Davis*, Bogus, and Bylots, so successfully opened the way, be accom plished. Little, if any thing, has been added to the discoveries of these extraordinary men, ers,. t o th e ear ly p er i o d s of navigation. had every digitally to struggle against—without science and 'Wong itosirtinienta, feeling their way in entail miserable basks 'mote} unknown lauds, and amidst moun tains and fields of ice. 4. , mart bed appeoncli .iiirrente fiction . 'himself proriect ot , ...t twelve at ..- encamped o. ..11! flute Of HOVOIX. *pit Stllibt Far ties of cavalry ere detached awe Whitens lath. to Okeet ve the movement, 'tribe/Into/ 4 • Ow the id, at day-ltrook,aulacplp"•diyislinr. composed of infautrY and hitt cavalry; nwieelhe command of tiers! la Tune, attacked Colonel laantir, olio,, with int, men, was 1141vanTing on the Med 6r Calabozo,. and 411,40 him to retire Inwards iner ems Islas he did in dee . first order. The dwitinila then ahanlgiltit ilk lituie and etintif on which it was encamped,' trolltMltkprialAgia 811)141 hill, at, the distance of a mile. The iitidelty4(o4moll ih 'Pt 'lei of, tnttk, and on the right awl left 4fleior.thik waimiktioned ;. that orsenianded try Culotte! . infante; and ttre ; mtun4l4 Colonel Zamora. The merit :hick Wm eselloifed of one aguadloo eof dhigumait; and etillte,,of light cavalry, tinder the orders of Colonel UrguiulaLwas „Koster' 1110 rear of the centre of the line.: NOM, Wr. the oistiea of utp. serval iou sent ont were enable@kk ~op its hold. The enemy catotietled his moor position, and posted himself tits a small kill in flout of that ticrlipird by our forces, oral of winsket-shot. His army was furintd into three colonists of infantry in the (Mae, awl two of cavalry which covered the aides. We Mussily commenced the fire of oar ertilterg, abd mom after our tine oar nrdrred to ad vance; and the reserve le support our right wing. Celt:inch Briscoe, who commanded t h e firq brigade of ifthustry thee received orden to antic* it *lnn moid.,fif the liirYourt the three colones of the eviemp's sod Colonel Plezn, commumneig Mt second brigade of latitotty, was diiected. to them' his (root to the calorie, the enemy had fru tiro riglit, and with whit* lie was attempting to . turn our WI wing. Colonel &imt exeCuted the emorepent contided .10 hint with the greete d repiditY and bravery, and his thaiwtun, cemintanded by Captain GdPrerres, broke into the enemy's risks, casein elicit havoc as nearly to pot them into dinn er. ciduerel 'entity% with.. the in under of ins in wad new owl, at dose %natters with,* enemy; the . nio- Oleo@ was considered deciaive,and n emeriti artivesueut maw maljt, The enmity charged oat the rijOht and tin the left, hirldnellat with a cheek on the Anit tro, it wet thrown haft disorder, ootwillattanding the itivaritager acquired by ovir Wattle and nil Ike eidimordioargeltertious of dm Chisfit and Oltiorm, were rimbie to fettle it Algaiu. The whole of our isfantry was vitiated in the hettle,,autl performed pro digies of syflo'ser. Geltriief Asses Wygitilir was the him that loaned the field Of battle, after anhainhig the Mock of .11sit while of the enemy's fortes. The wint . orsio-operatiou Pa theipart Of Ike deterbetitolipa of the ijohyil Which 'alumd the fora *men( to7oltdramtrY and 500 horittyvas.the chief cause Of this talsfortene; thug, which, buyerst„ dip enemy deriveilAteAber advautsge Asa' • small nuirldir of prim:niers, and the pineerajou of the field of battle. tilled and wounded, tof6tltvr with lhe centrist, thinydditter the whole of our Irwin'', which had re minted siturt.iiimld asaenthk at these one heart.qtiacteifri whiten the prlncipa bud) of ttic.artny. was stationed, inn only preeemed the enemy from improving:his victory, but tem pellkd. Wei to retreat on the following asy: •Gswerst Zara*, Commander is Chief of the Division, bad his home woomded updee toss end that of Colattel tliquittbr was killed. IldenteeptrAdoweir f aimara was wounded with a 'mice, sad Carlini Galnlules received three mints! wounds. Catena! bfartints,'Cliief of the Stilt; was killed ; nod wir 1010 ii killed, prowswes, • Ind dispersed, was *47 weir Wu gailierAktinal 4 Toive,Commander-UsChief of the ravine@ nAr9 4 % receire4 %If° 1 1 1. 4 04. 1, 0 1 tUd8. Hui loss in killed nod wounded exceeds till Info. . . (!lipid) C. sobitterti, Chief of the stair. ourmses, ;ON. 10. On the ildth u we opened - campaign 'hit is to . teminete the woewor , iu the provinces of Vincent's' its ',short tlate.. • ',The rutroops left this on the 24;h; „, . , and th e supreme a.cr on the 1 tat. • The army k0m•1 14 4 of Lebo coLvoir,.. Hader the. compiled, of Generale Cedenp. Mouses. and Zaire** ; mast2,7oo' inferstrj,.incitiding the guard or bailout, . Zama.' and Metiers. with * corresponding nuosber.uf Inotry, march through the interior towards Cols. heirs in the refit of the. 'newt, ond.they• ore to form a juuctioo with-the labia *my; stele Nutria,. Another portion of the troops 'Dinh Re ibtoppo.ite aide of the OrinOco,,tto far ps the pootege of Om• tw o . end the remain*: gb up-iwthisty.eiglit yes wets with the alifithriilitim, .of which toetsty.four witted. Ntiihing hes 10eeo.hpeoitt of the upetatious and progreis of curds eMbarli Piece they left this, One diiiiien4f.Generol arms; of jOO commanded by Colottel leafatate," *lnch for wed the advance Of 110 1. 11iikri Ilia deiltriiyed one of a to the enemy, in the neiglibuur 7 . hood of Colohozo.' tiodet the 4.ornitistul of Colonet Martinet. killing 30 men, end making rristinets 'if the rest. The left of. Cien.• Pees it.. alno 400.0 f the enemy, who were during enough. to leave their entrenchments, with a view to surprise thee voae zittee belonging to the army of the Loser Apure. Poe: Comely besieges inn Fernando and Apurito, with 2,606 cavalry, and 000 infantry. Ant tiler of his divisions, consisting of 1,000 cavalry, is also act ing on Nutrius and a third tin Sou Coitus. 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PATRICIIEI CHARITY SCHOO • Irina SECOND DITIO fir of a ISIIO e - ' bail -inscriptilia Nosy. psibilpii, lip iiiceirered •oa • •••sre • sTeoNy um Two Tribinies Gitaio; ' will be "the reinaint of the eethei.lflol, W. , l ' te eativenta; which . 50k/T1? d 1 ifEitlcA. TH IS EVENING, SiTURDAY, March lig, " i'muait'notellirt 4 T• bi 1404 Atm Da* • 1' _ will he Repeated, Ilemisili Dere • .481.114" Op 16/- AlsOmniirtsii ettitetic vitihtt , i i ik -. .Publiehatlesi MONDAY, Ait b. Mite are.asid to ,been-• hyoid or sumo. . not einem if • •.) .. ~ •tt •1. 1 . Vidal . . Pinned for T. Coiled soil W. Davies,. Strafed. . no tracts 111 be found, * the, resell clkis.iii eljeci - • ., ... , Poll` irate, tt:P. lg. 101 8. • 11. EARBIERE DI 111IVIGLIA, . " " ' ' - 4tote ilia. " l "'' e ` siglitals!" ''' ‘"" 1 "fro T pi li f e% . ' t e ns l ' i y e e l° ;. d . l l l . o g i i in ve t . be Y9 l u iete li ti ° l.7 . s l7 o e re * e i 0 1 0 1 7:re n* r '- I ' 11 • 0 • Slititi o AY. N.**lll l llle 1014.1 ....`-,__...__t__.------__ _t__ . ," Mimosa ettriasitY : awl it woold IR selisfaciPO. Mem *hick Oh edit femkarlhe Ildla .l a 1(1.11. i "Vise - Lt ;ides, s ANNUAL CusiltiTt I . ,„,. at !rest, to have all doubts renioved tin a walslect s of zEriiiits ~,, Lol ' •to tbi iibirr• fiwitilitieit, Will he 1 " ga t ' sti is •r itud affectiog a . nature. ' ' l u te gk d k l i neltily• G r u e: Y et i v i e l 47 l3 l:r a ire 4 p. l Ui ° ll:l e t i7r o a l l 4ru iti aid ; *l er id it l i l ti• - 1 00. LE *nova DO PRINTILIST. t ' .Logele . , .. f w a .c haveto sp eee . et ke ee hh e ,s y r , ....s ~4 1 ,,,t .. .. ~ . TUE POLAK ICE tereatia a • .', .. . • Thew Roe et lit4in ! 3. Any event that tench to encostritge the at- insitgpintion, and 1.01111,111111#11 e • .Thu, Pitsl7, .„it t iiita ! war ! ow, 5 j 1 :,),..0 • • . MID . • .. ...".% -. ' . ..-. . iii" Villa In* Viiiiiiild gisalsig tempt to .ainend Ai. very det4tive geography of iesifirlent of success. a . ,Ile tfie. .cjirck that • *rata I .. .11ORTIIERN PASSAGE INTO THE PACIFIC. liwileetplaleht, asateas is every Meg OM ow diats4- Ilit a le." 1 „ _ ___ _. ll * , 5 . F V41.11.• Oillk 4 . 1 *•••• ` the Arctic regioni,.. more esveciiilly on th 4 side rff - met ;with, iiii . , iiv 1 *iirpected. made the most of bY bale tit sesittea.ixemasestatioa, hearineihd *Of of the la•i_ 1 1 6 5 0 • 10 . •. ~ Bedhedaneye, Troarrainel ' .• ---..10.-4.-- America. may he hailed al an iniPortlia orcdr . - the Spaniards; to keep the 12pirit of i esi.tance don n • ilkiwt Euler rem s ht wannink sad watilathie the leite. I. r ' e nt 14a. 11, . 6 1‘ 441- 41 M eal "' Itrri lO t Orem' *ilte illartall/ kveidtv.i , Aar, Iti RAtillett the Homo hy a aNei intlregaChui. sad cm. 2 • 40 •4 Nanatt&setest, Oversahaareeh ; alai 1 7 reties.. 'l`he S*ll3ollll dr the ice may be considered hut it is a visiTi tipt.V", ,T 0"; ii.itriii .. will - be free, or *her, awl is hatiotlfyiag ead deeismaig. . Ilgolors. .. ,Ifinsliet e lr e ra, awl C.o. SS, Doirconees4, sires. vndliodiiiire, ..- to afford a fair opportniiity for proiecuting demo- exterminated. „Titeheek ; 4l9 hall Onicession.-11b, reties hi thit (porter-for endesVouring to circus solute independence:lr nothing. l'hey know it is The Stove., which hive hien constructed apse a new plop . . tilde, wide& die add nod cad eh, IDS tudiallistilithr .. , . . . (al anala 4 ifaitt .o 4 l : ' r.p. V Iredneseey hut) navigote Old Orei•nlatirl, and to tettle the king not easy lot torrisin Posers . to etikittrintee lruherits tbe body 0 doe Howe might mad reheshieg himpsteswo; .11111 GRAND MASQUItitADE AND .. disputed qtewition no to its insolarity, or itit coil- 110611•4 Iphe letipiPtiee 0 the mother cou,ntty. The „bi ts t h e act i ve as s paw ar e s i e ea snas te d e a ter of th e . _IIIIII.ENDI/Ch rmicir i t i fi t t , t er slse fine .11 Mr. 'l,-,ry ',int! 1111111 )11 .111We7r - tomtits.; with the American continent-in exiiruirik guarruden dl Votisentiods with independent states deal, a nd n ewires sagok r faaa She arsdeary'pore 0 . the MEW. it driILINCIII TR HATHAL ET, The tom th e ... teen was min more Theetn. Ma hese* aithe*.epoinactiag SI ' her *yid High- - -x- the see thorny notary' Ballites Hay On the charts is quite ainstitt4 think, extensive, eleit ghat ells lleggets tide.. Award* and 11l attrinpt the solution of that interesting %Ve Continue to fie so Clote4 bl i • 4ckadeti by the the aaa'bribleat c assa de lr . Mllli Gea • la " I P/ l ir raaa " III " .. - 101 / 0054 5- 104 PON 6 WI LItia limrese Hea6.4.8 ing to the lielind Annals, it appeors that it . weep Speitierdr; that we hive atlthia,trarcw tecrite - ttott;• seem ape* every Mug Mitilleilkorto appeared iit me 'Hew elr EMS noweovac, will t a ke e l it e Ds prdlifesn, whether a flee end uninterrupted coin- "beds *dew, soft: sad hwealtag Hers e'er tile Neese, 1110 1 1 1 M T• Nall& tither% Nu. firbt "Med ii the Year 6 83, ti Irirk the Red ... inuoicistoon relite between the Atlantic and ila. Guilin*. The ertehised eagle .turr . • 1 -..:rerf,•,-Att. But seitherobstractiag the eight • aordiesteishial the intereet _,l . r ndier prtieelass of this Newel Awitamtwiret fill he that the code* was named Greenland, from its .ig omatis, round the- northern could of North Shea' eiy they o,iq . yeti! us . iyi Ireati other lieu ? . of die Slaw s es. is dis sin' ad Dan/ Parr; Ali nos as till leramP- superior verdure to Iceland ; that cliurches and t A„:„i t . e . The Salem has eradergetie a thersagh wee ealw‘h4ll am mewls MO lot pirßetty Wiespleted. ma will be ersurd. ai weal, gee she esiseimeasase se mipnesia trimmer tie ammo adzes medial loot. are cossents wpm_ built, and a succession of bishops - . !rola he Aim of war,: 411. there: is inane rutli in Several circumetatices may be adduced in sup- thlit-•! Our hiacratie does ilia acct. Ctaittita, lle tbe Orinoco has been quite ,. .645 And ' Brio• it does the Haltence Cosapaes. ~,,,,,e , e m it ley as nu , aa „ mime, am .," at the em . and pastors sent over; end that, from the letest port of the opinion that Greenland it either an • 'o ist a a eths li m e s Th aws or to M r . mut ate e arns , a t accouitti it consisted of twelve pwi•heo, one hea- rt/BA )71/1- ROT DRURY-14NR. his Political Reinhaeßesani t , few ON Pa 11.111•11. dyed and ninety village., one bishop's see, and two bland or an orchipelego or blood., in which caw net choose to ahat 3 4. ll the'.e 2 4 l "'Vice of girt pia- grins EVENING. SATURDY. March 28, The Gain', lad SUP WI ohm ha 9Pas *alb* ineasiat, convents ' that. in the year 1406, when the seven- Balhu'• Bay inibt be expunged bum the charts , 'lace, to Clear the G ulf - icir•disr viiiirrilen . c;•, snail R their Illakatied• Sertleeta will *Sri (for Me 411. fee thew Olio Oise wiehioview skis Superb Finertaionteut. .._ - he knosta the islitn: el •Igalvit's expeditiVii. .it teenage bishop was proceed i ng from Norway to I short tiini:e s , 119 W, Must furtlivkil'a itlifi th'e i . e . art 4 It. tires). stew ltemeatie Deem, la three sew, galled . 'llekets of Atlitheleikto die Illermierade aud Boxer, Oes ward, along the cistern down of Ainerica, wrd the EOB ROY , THE GREGARACH. - . 0011ife.40 As GeNeey owl Shin. Ga. owls. possession of bile •ee, the ice had so closed in upon western shores of Ofddrii,:isiil *forth a roar The Story Imo , iw i e i„l,,, e e e , t y, &meted as the p er d u Ass party, ta r t s e g ma ? soy (1,, a* early applicatiee) the coast, us to tender it inaccessible. Fists that . , h am linhanirr Rah Ital. he eeseeetiothded iiithiPtivate Supper Rome. period, till lot summer , all.commuuicution seems presumption. that . David • Strad Bind the . . YFAFIIOa... ; ..; ...., ~ i With new Illamerp. Wilehlwey. Dogma. he. " THE WORLD," mod Faskinialde Setaday awl Mee. to have been cut off from the unfortunate colonists. g reat P °l " 1 " 1 " 1 " , 1144 i• 4 " uni " g i rju P ted ,"""" Hirstilair i ceis, Sall)tigette.cgrolicl, Uf C. /.., Th e (*erten rampaged Nisi whetted, sod Ow hidden's' 4 , Claarlieles as. t al had 61.111"ega"klieller and New s" it is related, however, by Thiennider Torfager. in municatiou •; for if Gforeidend Were nailed 111th Ow Tr* diitaiaa ".I Cie/er 4l Z# 13. 9 curfustia Sr ,t•r!i hri- **sic eeilipoee'hy Mr. . Cool,. saws le de ?Julien Itlsieditai. - • • . rade. or infantry; under the ioimonioltiftAgidlei.C . ..neral • his //beery of G ra da te d. that Bishols•Antand. of e° " tinent or AiDeri c s s • end Da ' iel Strait ter M i ' V - , and three, of ilitry • t he let bitting ritsnhed .. MO 1 The Duke. Mr. Powell; Georrel 'IMMO, 111 r. Illewesesh; NORTH . POLL-SECOND EDITION. .Skallacilt in Iceland, as he was returaiug from Nor- slated in Beffin's Say. it poidd be dilfiielt to ex. 10 ,;,,„.4,, t h e euate . e r . - e ho ka .aiie 41 s e pr „. o l. ' l ir R" blei ld i "Ilidi"..l Mr. Sat; i ab it ,Z, M ; seigrrgur m ega i, Ma is Pahnolial. elleSaatti littatall la lily. aid a ear- way to du% t island about the middle of the sixteenth plain how any current opuld originate at the tut- nearer to the puon of . sassik ly 404'44 lo.klit.St4rente (Chiefs( Mile ass Carepesch). Mr. H 1 reel Map of the Pole, price Ss. boards, tom of such a bay. much lest A current that is Chief, thein to f . oem a )sugtisu. witti ihs,spsy Ate •liisoselt Mr. Walled '; Capons Ethiuds, Mr. Sanwa ; aleitiya (a ri cent.. .7, was driven . by a storm . on ba tl i te t eus i t coast of E ROSSI BIL,ITY of. APPROACHING r i ., stated to run sometimes with Weelociti of four and iNni bringing troin Use ploviace oratiapiaa. Al tort% c sir Seer), Mr. Hones/; Mac Medea. (se &scion Baird), Mr. Greeedeud. of Ilerjoisoese. R.'Phillips; Mardeek, Sir. J. Smith • Andrew Hollywood, the 110t1111 POLE ASSERTED. to Iceland, which theiressel Ospro lguill a - ched .g.e so l near °PP" th at even firk. d: oiiile! an ho ur.. B u t thie.st, : liot the on l y '''''' iii .. l . l t , l l727....P ed . r . a l i t be aA . A esta t . a ... t t a agt e l a • tc,',l, t t ,r, ° ,....a,_,.. i'..t" Mr. itaiekt. Dials Yemen, Miss Siiithaon ; Melee Moe. . t. Ns. Mem. DAMNS BARRINGTON. 7-`.#'44li 7 II