The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-07-27 00:00:00

I : Count of Langero Istria on the 33. 1 of May; of seisn; (rays' opentrions agoitit-t the, fortress from the opened trenches, this important strong hold was fore.-TI •nn eh.• 3oth May. all surrendered to the victorious Iluss,an Arias. Our troops entered it on the time day. The Coameatier-in-Chief, who lays the keys of this for t►ess et the feet of his imperial Majesty, does par ticular justice to the manly activity and wise di...po sitions of Lieut.-General Count Laugeron. who coonvialrl74l the corps of siege. as well : to the iotrekatitke of Lieut.-General Itsjewsk:, soil to the skill and gallantry of Alsjor-Genetal (Correspondent.) .1 11.1int.N . Jutii. 13. Our Journals of to•itly contain' 04 following article:— ol • 4. scYcitti ',Vitt...Vines , „A convoy,coinpowd of a great number ,f ports, Isden with artillery, aiuraunitiou, and csinp equipage, and e, , cortcd by rive triin-bouts of the royal uterine, suited thie itinniing at break of Jay flow Putranera fur Vaguara, white it arrived about nine o'clock. The enemy's Ilulilla, edoch had bees : informed by signals from Pharos of the fie parture of the canvvy, immediately set sail to. wards ilit i gnera; hilt the COlisYq was already there in safety, iindcr the protection of the gun-Cutts of fits Nlaj , sty, and SI mortar mounted one battery. —Nevertheleh,, the leading ships of the enemy's flotilla commenced tiriog as soon as they Were with ill cannon shot ; but they were sir well received by the fire iW our boats, that they were disgracefully obliged to sheer off. One of the enemy's guti.briats remained to observe in the canal between Stl lla sari the tower of Pharos. His Majesty immedi ately ordered seine grenadiers to embark in seven cr eight fishing-bouts, and bo•iril it. •••-•• MOW lit a e men precipitated theauselros into toe beats, without visiting for n sufficient number of rowers, and rowed towards the enemy's ship, with shout , of tt Lt'n live the Emperor !" tt Long live the King !" Our soldiers soon arrived at a small dietance, and corn kneed a fire of musketry fur some minutes. Tni. gust-boat would infallibly have fallen into their lianas, had not two oih came to its assistance, stud threatenW to est olfahirrettest •f our boob.. Lae. "'rhos has terminotort the brinier, repetition of the enemy ' s flOtlll4, which it.so Mot evereqt tea a new proof of the impotency of Om EogiiA to prevent the passage of the can or the uu,t4,4 of our meant. The ora:hrr to estecommoe,ly ti::e; the temvoyro ancemarraly arrive, and every thing leads be to helteve that in less then ten shire they well have united. All the inhabitants of Calmbr n pet U. ins fur the success of no expedition, one their commerce its ancient activity, and nodose tranquillity to their tine proviacc,. De l on t owns rive frhin the different Coispisunrs„ to lay at iht Wriot of the throne the dy,:dar%tron' of the fidelity and it of the inhabitants. There are very few tack Ilse ottrty. The liing enjoys perft:t health." • •• WITCO VAPRIti. • Thom TUE fUIIKW4 'KO[ rtrllS. JULY 1. The Grand Vac t•lttia 'mut lAe men Beg, from Schunilu. to the lieuid.quarteilif the Count Bainenrik k y.. ter the purpose of propooing a suspetit‘pof leosti -litirs. But the said proposal not . hrtecirptad by the R1111•14111fr e cottierpience tjt e E mperor • Alexander being filwly determined nut to make . peace on any other conditions than those alicaily made known to the Porte, uor to enter into any tiegotatmlis without the said condition.' being p,w vinusly acceded to. The principal dementia of Russia are, the cession of hloldavis and Wallachia to the left bank of the Danube, sod & contribu tion of thirty miasmas of piastres. The Russian entry is making very cousiderable progress. 111111.111 - 6. JULY I. The English flotilla vottelt is cruizing between nor port and Venice, still continues to lest our navigation and maritime trwde. The day before yestt 37 English landed near Belvedere, and demanded vegetables, fowls, and cattle. They raid, however. in ready money fur all the stride' they obtained, and afterward. returned on hoard their 'ships.. According to accounts front 7. ire, it very .were conflict took place ohs the 20th ult. iof the I,le of Pontadurs, between an Italian tlohlls, mid two English frigates of 44 gums. The Amin t made a very vigorous resistance, but WA* at 1 , 1101 tailiged, after havtit.g sunk four of tie eqvln) . s considerably damaged the fr , 4ntv,, and *pent all their ammunition, to run out shore. where all the vessels were burnt by the acumen, in order to tire tent them from falling too th h iinl4 or the Eng lish, nae.sor, July 12. 1..a51 ni g ht arrived here 1111Nliqi-ity the King et end. after a short stay, ponded his joutL tier to Toplitx, to use the stater; there, ate Carle boo. •tsest, Jtrt.t 7. count ffameutkt in ron.equi user of the lotst riflery olliniired by tt , e Itastisor seer the. Turks, ' Intisken troturseieet of the imperaut pmts of Ke eton*. I;atl4ehuk. Hmigetie, Bilfll4l. and Ktrteh- Hritfeeho mot rut offs detachment to summon the • fortreoe et. Wirtri ;• While• the rtivistes of Morkoff pittance.' aviiiist Si fmmlr. ‘Viiile these trent+ •icsolt pfeet tits the kft wing of the Ranieri arms. General hot.. oi n c, to.o.snik.l the night emus') the Danoi,e at entNaii3 , making himself ntaster of that risce, end afterward, advanced urn Hudst#4ll„t The.Genrl-en-Claief Count Kasen sky, Preeeding IP his4plan of asilitary opefationi, arrive s nit the 4th June, v. Ids the centre of I.iw . irrmy, amounting to about 30,000 men, 'before Silistria. Thi-, town, which had been considered as impregnable, •urrendereal seven days after the trenches were opened. These atlvAntages oittnitietl by the Ituesisos were All gained within u fortnight. The main alairr io- ewe advancing against Sclitainla, and at the same thwitigainst ltmlachiark, lia4g-aal, Prowoily, and Wain& ( Rutterdarn Courant, a/„ !i./ FRANKFORT, .it'l.Y 15. They write from Dnehareo, under the date of :13th June ;—., The progress of the Russian amts still continue*. The siege of Sdi4tria was short, but very severe and de:truetive, the Russian-4 ad vancing to within 70 tomes of the place. Lieutenant- General Count Langeron commanded et this siege . , till the forire, , s capitulated. The General-in-Chief Count Kantensky, who covered this siege with the grand army, will to.rnorro w advancefrom firviloudge tOSchwrol‘end Count I Angeron to Rosagrad. The besieging artillery Mill be tent to Tarttikay, to Goole Sass, to le* employed in the siege of Rudschuck. General &wadi bas taken KARA.— (Skim mar. ) . • - 71 -7-- - - - ------,-----.--,-- THIRD TIME ! 771E4TRE•rior4L, TM* /sV LNI NG, FRIDAY, July 27, still be, perforated a New..Cantedy. iu Ate acts, called. HIGH LIFE IN THE "ITT. The Ptitteipal Characters by Mr. Illsibews. Mr. lours, 31,..Eyre. Mr. Ilothunl, Mr. Grove, Mr. Cart. Mr. RA), AI, l e Siso.., Mrs Glort . r, Miss De Coup, Mrs. Eyre, Nhs ktu dill, and Mrs (iih'.4 Prolagee W I e spokeil by Mr. Stanley, the Epilogue by Mrs. Glover. Ijo which will be added special desire), • Pupahw Farce, called KILLING No MURDER. Muskig, Mr Mdfliewut Mr. Apollo Hel.i, Mr. Liston. Misr, Nancy, Mrs. Msthes• ; 11114 ii. Kuhv. The Neu f'ume k ly of High Lk m the City rill tre repemril every fTeuilig till further ;tutor . tu-grgegovr, 14 itb the Fares el Phil mud Cusuterplut. ' NEW META-DRAME--SI[TH NIGHT. LYCEUM' 111EATNE.-ENGLISII OPERA. THI4 EVENING, FRIDAY, Jdly 47, wilt be ye t k d ded, (14th liner) •n entirely new tunic Onnea, railed . TRICKS t Pt•N TRAvELLKIts The Principal Charscier, by Prinion, Mr Philipps, Mr Hors, Mr. Dustin', Mr. S..o.th, Mr .1 Small. Vr O. berry, spa Mr. Wes 'liar,. Musa Poole, Mrs. tfrger, Minn Kelly, and Mrs licitley. With (for the MI, lam-) s New Mclo•Dratoatie I:ntelsim. Inrnl, tailed TWENTY YEARS AGO. The Prinripal tweeters ►y Mr. Rayutorv!, Mr. Kuitrbt, Mr Smith, Mr. lbortou, Mist F. bolltre, Mies Kelly. The nye Melu-lkamatte Engel taieurterat of Twenty Tears Art•. perforated fur the hfth rime hut sight, was re armed hr s brilliant surd crowded autheare moth asieeusii hoists of applause frees every purl of the T►eatre, and will ►e nersted every rreusias luU further malice. Isth uigdri 011 thus Lave! pr, The lissqlte traders. Ow blatulay. Trivia alma Travellers. casion. TI-31147, 11.11 - 17T15.1-1 PRESS. ti i DON,. FRII/AV. Jui.v 27. opinion that Ciudad Rodrigo surrendered eiti the continues to prevail ; and, as it t, gr. newly suplaeel MASSEN• would, immediately 'after its fall, press fotward into Vortugal, there are tossitount afloat thot • general action Inns taLeti place. Wile of these goes something farther than inert speculation, and assert:, thst Lord CHIARI.Es SolltEltSET has rectived a fetter from his lire., titer, an Aid-de-Camp to Lord WEELtaarml, it, which he states, that an action had liven fought; that his Lordship and himsdf cure wounded, hot nut severely ; arid thet our lons amounted to five thousand men ; but that the F reach had been defeated, with a loss greatly superior •to Oars. The report ottio, that, uotwithstandiog this victory, Lord Wer.t.toriroa had ascertained the force pouring into Portugal, in addition to that which I/1 Atit.lla hid under I • at the period of the battle, to be so superior to any he could bring against it, as to induce Win to retreat towards the coast. We have rec.•ivwl I )itt7.ll l'apers to the 24.11 inst. —A severe actitfti itt stated to have taken pltiee in the Galt of Venice, livtortu en Italian flotilla and to • Ettglia'a frikatev.—The latter were much da maged, ait.l 4 of their host...eye sank. bre the tabs we• drtsva nt chore. where it wee hernial by its non people. to prevent its falling into OW hotel% The Turas have sued far peace; but the ei4os have miner(' to listen to say terms. without the prelionioaty re•sion of the provintesof Mol davia and Wallachia, to the left bank of the Dan nubr; and psynseut of • contribution of 30 sa lmi's of piaerev. An smile, doted M.o(len the 12th, anent:aces the arrival of the Ex-King Louts, of Hel;and, in that city, on the preryi!mg night, oa his way to Tonlyz, or Carl•lmil, in to use the as. ten, for the hew lit or his health. f;erman Parrs have b•eu vet-vie...l to the 13th instant. They, state that a more than tuuntil degree of precaution it taken at Pans, an I t:uut cvcry car rier that leaves it is *retched at thr litel where all the pasaragers are ' , unity rutuinnue.l. The cans' to not aa•i;ttsd ; hot there It grimed to su•llrc' that the fatal .fire at the file grand fete was era accidentue, u.d Irrott:►hl) the inquiry matte unto it tarty have lcd to smite discovery of a *tee pplat.—The conflagration was touch more tetrib!‘ man it vas repteseuted in the Mmitear. 4. 41 When Ititstooi MI : carrisr.l with it in it+ fallSivelite ., 4 • hers, several. person. were hariect in . 00 1 ' and burnt to 'death. Some robbery, neritiing . iheM6elves of the corif,t,inti, • broke in not cerrici off a gtrat tinantity of jewels, Su... which were torn from the cosupany in the ge neral pressure and disorder. Tha RUN:vial' Ambas t & idol. I,•st all his jewels, and was much burned in his hail& and hotly. 'The Princevs of i•Elf EN is since dead of the bruises she received on the oc- ft appears that MURaT really meditees the invasion of Sicily, ood 'that h:b prep trulions are nearly completed.—The troops are aoseitibled on the coast of , Calabria. and the transports and boats are stationed near Reggio : and the Neapolitan accounts boast, that an ritsterly wind would carry the Expedition to its destination in half an hour. At well might they boast that a favourable wind would carry the Boulogne tlinillato Ragland in two el, three hours.—The sane obstacle stands its the way of both in. V*WOll.--:l British navy, and British troops on the beach to oppose the invader.. The English had made some attempts ro destroy the transports far the conveyance of the troops, hat without success, as they were protected by the batteries on More. When, howeves. these sktilkers leave tile shore Will put to sea, we may lope the ti Euglish ernieerr will give it gaud account 01 I Will. In • late attack upon a convoy proceeding cosst wise wtth military stores, . au Eitgli.li gull Joist ro. maimed helisiol, utter the enemy had effected their escape ; atitl seven lsoats were immediately manned and lent out to take her, but without success.... The report eoncludes with a boast, that they, would certainly have taken her had she not got away! • The Russians prosecute the war with rigour and snecess against toe Turks. The St. Peteraburgh Court G 4ette contain• it journal of the opirttione of the Army of HOLlavia, which are rep reaentad us *series of victories. The garriion of Silistria was granted free depsrture, with dims and baggage. The Russian advance-guard immediately in Archer) . against Schmitt', and die main army will follow.,— 1 At the !vime time a report prevailed, that like ! wise IVarna It id °Tiered to capitulate ; upon 1 this. Gener.ll S tss was ordered to insect, a 4 tiast 1 . 11.1-liihm:k, as ~,.11 to take that place, as ht. visa the right flak of the Grand Vizier. Tht Grand-Vizier had solitriteil au armistice fur tiro days; but it was thought that if the General granted Ii•, lie would only s e ek to g a in time to r etreat, ititil not to negotitte. It was Uf fltn.o%o. and Ttirtiikay that the Rossi to army passed the Ditaulie. I,l ! mtenitutsGerieral KANICNSPLY. who stormed flazirds.lik, is brother I to the commander-in-Chief. By the defeat of l'i:t.tv t' At; s. the Turkish army lost iis best trurps, and especially its choleert artillery. Bucharest was illuminated on the Oth, and the next day Te Drum was perfarined fur the victory. The French pursue their predatory system against Anterieon eiumeree with increased actitrity•tu the North Seas. flat It not been for tie death of the PLOWS Palace, Sweden, it is said, would have en teed before this time Into the hostile plans of I.ruitire against England, with as much spirit sod , . • energy us Drumlin k. ' 'floe island of Coals is closely Noel:sided. The gorrii.oo is stared to have beets reinforced, and well Isupplied with provisi:itiss General Dtasei.oe, who isontinaiols there, is full of emilidence. The fall of the twig:ll:miring island of Sr. Mauro is attri buted to the l'aelit of Jo oo itt a, and the Albanese.— : Tbe, farmer refused leave for the reiliforceutents Isent by Gen. DA NSSLOT. to pass through his terri tory ; and 990 of the latter, who formed the prin. cipolport of the grerions of St. Mears; deserted to *I Eaglieb. A labor is said to Neve bean received from an 0111 NW IN Lord WELLINGTON'S army, dated the loth inst. It says--. 4 We are is hourly expects-* lion of a battler. 91 the enecees of which se are hot little apprehensive. as NI A Sinn A (according to the mo,t accurate information we hare obtained) cots not bring against us more than 35 . 000 wen." This calculation is certainly isot accurate. NI AfitEXA is uuderstood to h eve had snore than double that force. TO a letter snakes use nireetion of Ciudad Ross/ego ; but the place may, from the expereation of a battle which it holds our, be presumed to have fallen, as no battle would be fought until it had fallen. Yesterday a Court of Aldermsit was held at Guildhall, sit which several persons were allowed and 'wort) Molter.. Several hills were allowed to be paid. The Coioniiviirmers of the Court of Re. quests for Anois., September, tool October . neat, Were appointed. The Lords of the Admiralty are superseding all the Offerers that were appointed at the beginning of the war to tit , - impress strvice in England and Irelead. from.the Ilalf-pay List. The Wowing eutateeniention has bear received by the olly of Amorice SITt•CT Or • lt. *ATI', CVIIOII, IRO In, IPIa. " A Chinese• lots *gabs aufortaastely bees 4111cd, and, as this Cmtverntueni ■liese. by skis 139 satisfactory proof, have yet hese produced hot lei 11or mean time it has. as tounl ota sods oecamons, Leto Ik,. r•au., of the stemotida, mut tolilV of the Company's ,hips robots wes. all completely feud.-. 1, uud ready severlll 41.1 s 'so h but ..f 311 Ills Colour, atom also, and ...Inc Asacrurans on the . we of de rriere; how the thins *ill finally tertatuate. nr hns• loos the protrastiseatioc *pull of this people roar .pia out the nesolastious, it ta glide inspdasable to .ay.•• The Impregnable. a 109 gum. IA11111144; ill Chi. th•tiFyird, Wel llol is to 111 e littlin s .Mori thr t.t at seat ss „ s tl i , i s Phi f• et libtaw-r 0141111 W cilaers lately launchatl at De pt Lpl i alach iv tirot•rate. 4(Vro,„lt. w9F N "c4, 4 4Y: a A • THE4TRE.4. as The New Play of High Life t wai repeated here laq Dig itt.—S onbe were rlitirely omitted. 011,1 others • compretesegl.—Thi4 desire of impeni crowned with sue, The Pled with eclat. Mr. List-im, and M r . contribut-d in an emi,,ont degree to th result. Nothing could ar 111.01 C Allele lIIId at t h e same time mare rich mewl the portruit of an Irish Kentletnau The lion.w fr.hionably ittended. • Counter. of Ltel.lteuoL, dm. were pre I.lr. KENNy'd U , rx .of Ada eila, formed last and atttge;.-61 a it Mr. Tomtit perfume d n o g re s part, and wit: very well fri Niuppii wad in..s• rnft4lrrntsly es. Etsnusitr snug or Void a orriie to a Teui Operm• swot fill with the greatest &el Parve 1011 0 .. • .d, with its sis#4l hsteresr T11134712E, NOltrH SHI Our Managers, ever se tke alert, sensed us with all the sew Plays, (The Rkhes, end ?he fetneil, Legend.) afor, balitinsts of slow place, and tiw swoon aiewth, a trolly dramatis repeo, by the of Miis Duncan and Mr. Ewen. Refers drew elegiout and cuu»drd boxes Emery's Tyke received re. ry eitonut table performance deserved, or taste cool l hr,to w. Frillaysisight introduced Miss Danes!' Hardy. r character so pleesingl ) generally selected by the sc , liiiplished W 34 It turoro soecemfut vont. in-inner. of a floplen to those of an Id Nl's. Datican's portraiture of this The songs she introrlutaid gaie ► whole, iiivii•excited the highest ailtaii plarse ; Much as expectation was r. reputation in Scottish ballads. « Aldiash"ch" greatly adrpssae t r.. . " but afloat praise; why shaidaihess Weed' thfir talents. briKiit se ti , lodged. owed inue;i of lustre 11 th 'enable. and merstorinua support of in the reAul.r cotapaniva stateiti.i its general-1y admitted hiy the critical titularly felt by the audiences of th, the well-founded claims are coital& Faulkner, Lancaster. latui Daltou ; Bea•nwell and Darley. July :11. • IVedne .hty morning. His MAJESTY, Annus rA, SoPHI EttZAMII, and' an awing to Stoke, and visited Mr.' may, where thry were aumptuoirtl; and returned to t ;ie Vilisee' at tgrelvr The Prince of WALL% arrived at Wednesday rvening, en a taut to I' and y.sterciay morning rode oar wit! and !'nnces•et talbTA and Surat coming au. the Royal Party soon t Palace. The Prince visited Prineets whom he remained •ome t tne. We sure to announce her Royal highness . Lord Hot.Lanta gad his faintly arrived Castle, Ito Friday Past. where. it is stir purpose making some sta3.—The Earl is nut therr. The folk‘nig is the lust bulletin 1.4.01 hi 'Oh 4 . Earl berkelyty has had a composed lb s ounnnut. tet kdry Carole, Weihtesday morning, July 45." Thuraday last. the Earl of Let lAtibel MARY and C•ROLIRII Whiteltarro, for Lowther.Castle. Mira. HAI:Lowe, Mr. Wasn't, Mr. FAWCETT, and Mr. BLANCHAL with great eclat at the Nevociotle Them. Mir...Duni:As concluded her engagement North Shields Theatre on Tne.day character of Peggy, in The Citatstr , Miss Dtinicaa is engaged for th, Sunderland Theatre. She made mince on NVedne,day, in the el , Hardy, in the Belle's Stratagem. The Whiteharen Theatre Vri4 Quarter Station', to Mr. Monviio: month*. The heavy rain of yeatirday ! nevem the Volnineer Corps from marellin,- Ile ith. topart.tke in the sham-it. Uighur.. 3 the ince of W ALL... 4% attend. Verterdny. at the Atwion Mart. Shares of Covent-Carden Theatre isle. try ROBINS, of Coveut although one )ear has expired. it of 5251. The Evil of II ARRINGTON's Porter deed nu Tuesday night, in his while transmute the 14111116 He era; man, only JS year• of mgr. A minietenal print of yesterday reel name tot the Bellew defender et is KE titatry. who t. a WOW. of I: mike of consifiteney, the Minister here mitled, end a Honours Cattudo nifit to he pivoted with firms to hi Wednesday the Itegionent et East limier the command of Sir Joao 1 from London to Gil eno.eli, sod r mint of Weft LlllllOl4 who man unites:Or footmen(' of Alderman (termini J Snort., their I Colonel. In their Ira) through thi drawn up coposite the Itlausiott vented arum to the LORD Wevoit, &peel'', from the batten), an.l tort probation of their appearance sod ... 1111 14. par Th j... r vc.h 0i a o cleiloo I his far , ' • • 'holier, he Pi oil aesa ixET. ire ere on Si th e c ,," f the dra i'lie ne, , t hing ai 3 iudies , a I s esi ,•eees ore rrieente.it • es i , t ain , !: ice. spent of Kr old lea f'_. f'...„ -. j°‘" 1 1,,, . e re will tlus •-uiabi,, rds; I to and & qtel. al e rich I mOloo, thera itehertre hy the idle'. ' heA le The r. 411. Mi d . reeroe resent. . eiley. lA% Ers. The el ferns was p ee . oules west brillia lle it l ore iI Mr. J„,,,,... ti e tun, rr,•,ivc,l. Ni n. 11 e u retired in tie , nen 1, ! or . Th e t h ele •ke et t tea. The Iwo wo, serf .0. try ha d I of th fELD.S. • ' *le+ , er •• being rt e Wing p ee . door I it Ireeihi i hu, . env, tforded the i,„ heough vtoes at 'ry a , tite,:"Kirelaavt • se S c h a d of unee ; :tad ;•,,. 'f'ir 1 intim hi s 1,,, u „. :, i I t.ie i ie..d jodgwe a t 3...13,1 itt flag Mean in Lefir us ifirr. itieol, that li If has the toed ; s:id oeee , I wo sari, , Itrepit,, fron t the oat Si I eleve#6, :hai k !MIS of II fa% aortic p u t. hit et t atit.b 10 Me the he, tirsbon sod or potion ttiord f r ,,, 1,, R. 41 ' Rules II ifi V tc ae 1 Lunt. r 1. " 101 0 1 • 11' f r- i;;;• Ivry are eel et. I • gee the very awry la eat,. of the pmetpla reale i tut that Imola It. mum al wove!, as iv- triease th r e north, ulna The dered of M4O e. inn bye ; sad Sire:tows grati. I iL S. crenate aow re i IC ei CITY, Prioresses shale I Ind Maar, took Illrell r. YTS& aid Is. adopt !sly entertainer!, The vs o'clock. draw I at Wirtil.er a perm Iler tol4.l:Atta °Pea I ith Fits ',WWI Cat re IR: butsenort Pardee i returned to the woad: .eao Amelia, Wei ,' erro r : ;RIMS e have the plea. lr 4;enerl pees Lunch helm toddy rrived it Appiell scud I is supposed, re! Earl of fuer Om ss in bee purest n of Earl BEItII. AS ritekt, and i. tea Liam "E JENNEK.' 1111 F E in 11, sat: illill, iLI, end the LOWTHER, left his Iv Til Merl CII, Mr. litoitte Wed 11l BD. are'plapst Afret Theatre. der* *garment et the idrmil lay night, iu de no m( fry Gift had h Free nights at it soar ! her first appro. iill4le :fleeter of Let, On of , licensed at thrill ewe 'inserts, for ill thodi hood 'event ed s eeerid hart, ii g to iiiatrttle* Oil I,llt. His Rolla Bart, % oluirteers dii oft 'net 'seta t, one of the 500 1 . tf4e , re we, pat n i . for Hato cut ti %tiro; wide Seth , it sold for the bole sad I *a., rter drooped dome dru g s Lordship's 14; 1 0 /eh ea was a Goo yo'l At iodic lay states, that the 1 , 7 4., .. of Cluilisel Ifiodeite at Irriaad. For the tile... ni rein' Priat stior l4 Will die ; said . 111 1 " 14 0 Ilia baud I AU: 7 1 . 1 . . i . 1 , e , l4 :l . l edi s . f a. lo tt n remewe il iteg if itia : : w ill:_ : 1 :i, that ircite4 to Lapdog. T 3 1113 raga Sad Al. ideal I and Liestreot• hr t:ity, thee erg Poo the 1 limier. " 4 e t, t, whop .1.1 II" ' q‘er eased km h • 4/1 C.. Wit ol toy ii cowl act, IRA,