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Ti"S JOLT, 18041. ilitTile;li A.19td•••47 or ors, ith aerosols, 4di unmet's, 613 ra .lic oind 9Pain ' "14" 117‘trin 19 14 t° " lift liter Mo. or more ettenrio4 service tips. Alit , it would IA Wolvoiedr.o7l Oaif CIA, • serjsraala, IS drunnurrr, an 72 eiti ,, m , .., 4 , 4 , 0 ;..... P. lettqlidt..-Goistmet to -Ll oink and Ole. _ lltialgurrii ()rite's, 4.1. in the , ', 7- .4 . .... ''...:7 . ' . ; • -. 7,: 7- I 14 serj.aots, 7 drummers, its rash snit vance. The Spaitiah and Port itgue, , ,c Parra I state tlitt 7114ra:141 Nim ' s force wa n in the Tort , A. ,6„, r. 7 I battle, haviii4 joine I fro jimed-.:,Ceereril t:tnit, v lienieisst Cul.osels, :a SaLiatattea, xt which Captains, Is Ural...lama, 3 [bracts or E.,,, rus , i mkt- ; place Sout.r .01 teinaiiieil. Ilad tliii been the taot, vs seijeaats,a aro niners„.73s rant and Lila. ca4e, it would probahly hav e been tnelitio l iod is Wourriled--nt; , ,ui•tat sttAfr, to Lienteaalt-ciiiiio,ts, a Mu jars, Si Captains, 7 1 Lit - Jr:co:V., 31 (~- n ets or ttiwisgur, t it: diipltelsei ; but we apprehend it is a ariiiteke. I+ _t aunts. 14. s sesrsnts, 10 dildaidie", 3 ."; 4 " li I .lit :al eve.it , , however, both NET and SOUL? sod tile. Missing-tea Coaains, 3 1.4.10(t:u1t., I Corort m Easivi, wool.) be able to join before another battle could 15 lieriernt. 9 riviactuncis, 04/ rank au .) 61:. take pla t e, mid this accession to the French would Total-5167. • more than co ttttt rebalance Gelittll CKAUFII &WS -- AILTIURX or lions' ILIF.I.EiI, woOvllitn, AVD II 1119111(i, bri,pulc, and any forther sopplv which Sir A RTHUIII oa Tilt flirt& u t JUIA, idl,9 1 III; 4 lit receive. Adont 6114, then, ticst he wei e to ;alb Light Drn,:ouit...--1.111e..1—! übinsiug. t:Itl tlittu-.- I won:hit...l I a It Ince, another liaril-fought battle, and another Ist ditto, tut, 4:, r ,141, I.Pgi•ii—; Milled—; wosioled. Tutal—: a'tillrli-- . . .ni.sing. Ili.: URI! or nonsrs :tt t Lea. nen, 55 o O Tsl y,tii or JUL% , 1 , 149. :i DMIDXIO, ..vennded. 13th Light Dr:quo:to—lt ththJittu--21 13d ditto...7u kil wun Jo nii.aniz. tat ditto King's Gimes:sit L. 4413--331Li11::41-47 duitailed -5 mewing. Royal Artiller-10 out— wounded-.-157 missing% atiTtliatt or Tar :mime t:rt.t.ro, wouvnen, AND 1111,,1NG, ON Tile JiT:l A NI 0 s•rtt JULY, 'c.v. 971 k July—lt., ,woutideil— a l renskin7,. ektk id1y...0 91 General 'lotal-.alt killed--; 4 Extract of s G•tter hi:tri Lieutenant.Cenrytt the Retht Hon. Sir Arthur Weihnildy, K.B. to Lunt ViiinA.unt Cantleivaigh, tllted An I, info). Since I tint the honour of addressing you on the Stith July, the enemy have eoiitittileCl to keep rear-{hard of about ten thousand mama, 011 the height, on the left of the Alherche. The extratne t * .itiAtie of the troops, the want of ploviiion4, dud the onnthert. wounded to le- t.lkeil cure of, have preventc.l inc flout moving Crain my position. Brigielier-General Cralifunl arrived with hia bri gade on the 3gtll in the uttttt 11:101.14 11.1:1rdheil twelve leag..es in I.ttle e than tweoty lour hours. Extract of a ktier, Gain Li-itenait•(krneral Sir A. t'elles le) to Lard Vim:. Caatier.. , J4ll, dated Ts:Jeers, Aagost When I itddroewal von this morning, I had lint ►eceived lie report front the usitpo,ts. It appeirs %Intl the enemy withdrew the rear guard, which wait ted on the itei,chts ont the left of tile Alberche last night. at elereo o'clock, and the whole army marched toward St. °tali' ; I conclude with n. tention of taking tip a i positioii in the neighbour hood of “nadarannt. TE E BRITISH PRESS. tlorimas victory, purchased by the loss of live thou- Will I ilriti,h troo,is. constitute as favoitrable result ss we (milli esp:!ce. And iit what anus. tion would such success, even glorious bucce**, leave him Ile would have lost one third of his army, aid I), I !.t WWI CU: 111 n 1 . 111.10 r, tat tette teed by fatigue and iirivsti:cts, and removed. farther from his resources, wh'le the enemy were every due a ppraiehileg theirs. lisidled, unless the Spaniards rally in force and w.th spirit round our little bmd of her its, think that even its retreat from Talavera cattalo'. be ellec - ed without danger. The French, although beaten an ! repulsed no the 27th and 36th, were not rented :tor broken.—They retired with great reiletance, "and in most regu• lit order," leaving a re ir-guard or 14•,000 ,teit be hind, which they del 'tor call in until tile night of the At racy WEI.I.Eit.EY does not think that they meant to retire further tits Guatla hut they retreated an I returned to di t charge before, and they may do so ajain perhtips with reativ increased soirit and then the - Spanisii nation do not put forth its streit‘til, we repeat, we are waga; only a wasting and unprolle ahle warfare. Dm. Qairute wOOl.l nut attempt t o p ro t eA the Spanish Peniasida 14;dillit France, with an army or 30,01 n men, unless the military power of FC:IIICC were tied up or employcil iu some other quarter. At R m•lment when our hind $llllll wit Ferree are occupied in areitipting to reduce lt'alehereit, as well as to destroy the naval preparations of future ins pant', made by Bus APAItTE iii the Scheldt, every circumstance winch coo etsside ns to judge of the state of the public mind throui:hout the Netherliiiils, in.camas of the hi:chest importance. Relative to the wishes moil dispossualis of the lie. twins, we have few or uo means of forming any es timate. They are ton seven e l y chained down, and too closely guarded by theft 'op., or by the 'gems, of the tyrant. But in //Who'd, where, from variout causes, some remains of moral and of political free. dom stil survive, a manifestation of the national feeling* and opinions pervades every effort to sup. press and extinguish it. We cannot, indeed, pe. • without some degree of surprise, nut a1t0"... Geer umuiseil with satisfaci ion, the sentiments dis placed, and avowed, ill Me C9ftre Gazette, pub lished at Amsterdam, on the -25th and on the 29th of July. Notwithstanding the repressed and guard ed language, 1111 which both these documents are couched, it still excites some astonislnem, that they should have been printed in the Government Paper of that country. Every word testis to prove, that LOUIS BON A PAISTe has presioned to adopt, as far as lie dares, a dinferetit line of political action, I nod iliiferent measures, from those dictated by the ferocious Dead of his House. It may, indeed, be said, that Louts has, in some meartire, silalicateil, or withilnian hinifelf voluntarily from, the active ad niiiistration, as wall :is frr:in the personal de f.:ace of the kiiigilimi, with which N APOLEON in ve,te.l several serf ks 1)43t, we believe, he has quitted the Provioce of Holland, awl has re tired to the Palace of in (Jult- lerland. Ha wife, the daughter of Madame LtoitaranTi, in May lasi, repai will to her soother. first at Str.s burgh, mai afterwards at Baden ; at one of which places she still contioned not long ago. It is not to hr quevioned, that the ruthless Corsican will not easily panion his brother's seeming derelictiou and abandonment of the reins of Gover 1111 l ent, at • juncture as the present, when he might 7 have been at Bergen-op-Zeno, at tVillianistailt. OP at Rotterdam, actively supporting the means used to repel the invasion, made by Great-[Britain, ost his dominions. Nor is it any secret, that this mild, humane, and equitable Nleinher of the Ajarcio Dt nasty, sees, with disapprobation, or rather with aversion and repugnance, the revolutionary and de spotic proceedings, dictated by his political creator, for reducin; the Dutch to * level with the slaves of France. Louis, placed ou the throue of a repub lican country, aspired et least to temper the rigours of NAIPOLION'S iron sceptre, to protect the people coinmitted to his nominal care, and to preserve Holland from the last extremities of spoliation sod of conscription. He forgot the tenure of his crown racier, lie nourished the criminal hope, that when he was ordered to rei:ssi over the Dutch, he might consult their independence, their interests, and their felicity. It is prohalde, that BO NA.• P Amin S Piiii 80011 COIOVIIIVC 1111 R of his error, awl pu nish his temerity. Holland, we venture to predict, will either he speedily united to, aunt lost iii, the French Monarchy, or will he rotrioned to bees sera. point's and more obedient hooch. Nleouwhtle, however, the Corsican Emperor is, LONDON, WEDNE.TOAV, AUGUST 10. We have received Dutch and (:ernuto papers to the 2,1 inst. It a d nears that our Expeditioa had excited II great &mina ti .... iu ilolland.— were tit Itching directi for Ants% erv, the enemy being aware that our force wake destined aaainst the naval arsenal, at that place, and the in the Scheldt. We have received Spanish Papers to the 31st July, awl Portugurae to ths tith instaist.—An mei:omit of the hattlea of 'fel:lsere, is ;;seen in a Supplement Extraordivary to The Lisbon Gazelle of the 3:1, which we have extracted, with several other articles upon the Siellie subject. They rotate the loan of the Spairiards at 1,000, and that of the Freach at 7,000 killed, and 15,000 wounded.— Several other novel particulars are mentioned, but they are iii most 61.04114:C4 exaggerated, or contra dieted by the British official ileconuts. So far, however, Ha they %hew the spirit and fit the country, they are not destitute of iiiterest.—lt was reported at Lisbon, on the 6th, that the French were der:Loll at Madrid with great slaugh ter, and that Jaunt lilciaseaare had Ilea ; but this rumour does not appear to rest 'a l ma authority. The dispatches of Sir ARTHUR Wvr.t.Eaaer. contnining an account of his operations, to the 2d Umtata, including the great battle of Talavera, were published yesterday, in au Retrnorilinary Gazette, of which we this day give a faithful cap;. Oa a perusal of the details, the reader will tinil, that their sithstanee, down to the 20th, was fully and correctly stated is Tim Hamm Parts of yesterday. It appears, from a letter of the lit instate, that Sir ARTIIUbt remained at Talavera at that date—. the extreme fatigue of the troops, the want of provisions, and the number of wounded to be taken care of, having prevented him from moving from his position." Such arc the cause, lie assigns for his remaining stationary ; to which also may be added, the great deiit•ieucy iii the tni:ans of transport, stated in his former dis patches. The phrase, moving fro:n his position," implying merely a change, we are left in duubt whether he meant to advance, or to retreat.— General Caauruato arrived on the 19th, with his brigade, consist hug of the 4311, Sid and 94th regi ments; and a farther supply of ■bout 5,000 fresh troops, including the 24th, 31th, ■nd 37th, wxre• we uuderstaml, on their march, and might lie ex pected to join him in a few days. We doubt much. however, whether Sir ARTHUR, littholl6ll thus reinforced. wriald 'mature to advance, ilia his power. lie anpears to think that CuesrA dirt his duty lay keci..ag his post, and covet-in; the right , of the atiti.!, fine. But if the 611 . 111 stay of ~_ ~z~ ~'; ~: ~. - - . or lotcly was, a:4‘l mar be is,U. eeleinfla (flgtholl-h* : r i :.,„;,.., (area Austria to an imioirdWag peace,. wt the Other cad of Foesupe, cut the frontier or•Fjungoory ius4 ~.. Putuiil. The English are landed in Zealand, and ` • . Aunt to cuter the S c heldt. A pt " a oirsitgartaitce ey-- t, not leer ruoirtentoota is, tlist.tke, Dutch themselves, T PaFritr. It is 0 1 nrions, tajte port with their, King against , If Sfoilisitly'i goose,. chum, Ns eof.itiot: while Louts STOMA to renentire the t our modern fair ones waif arty please i care, or do-feeler. of a couutry, which ha is 014 Fig, \I kile tLesy allottiag beauties altla i permitted costensilily to goovero, su, long er he con- , T/tey Lida (Lem from the public gait. tinmecto he the passfve ajeut and. iostrunieutrof 11 Whew ('ldueegterr to the ball, tyrant. L a oilie r tiimli than the prevent. both a • kach eye tier human's roundness calcium state or willilic affairs might preduee greet revalue No kerchief there, Wale enviaws Jail, lions; lint the energy, promptitude, *l id vi gour o f That kolas front thelisht iletaelw Vet think mut, acrersius y out* yea see I) o a crAnTE's (;;,vernonent ismip4;thattliough,the 75e ,(iv tramps:rot, ring, sad bright, poach mod t)e•ir nominal Sur.ereigat may complaiu Coirfirensable with Modesty— or murmur, they rill seemly dare to resist. There : Aa Orel: of . paint exclude, the sight ! ere, nevertheless, pu,anges in the two State Papers Then peiyt, ye fair, and stlllitobilue, Illienily 'Ulnae(' to, which taint nu doily, oorthe Our Insets and our affechuus rolioUtg, one hand, that Flolland, el:. 34 lUtifp:lldellf Collll.` ' And.orove, that ajt the amid 'Hay Smuts try. is threatened with minitaliate extinction ; and, ll' hut vie , itity Afro 11 in iforaing. on the other, that Lott.; has ventured, unerpoivo- PEbESTRIANI§M. tally, to range liiin , elf on the side of his subiet.O., . g -- "I"'" -- The .e fur pedestrianis m h as sa t e a l gi d , against his political e r e Ant. After &picturing Ch cab i rei Mr (iisy, the ii,irk uf the Chile:ll,c the horrors produced by the French "{evolution, man, of about tuna i f s of age, ;Talked test wee' I I which is deiterilit 4 us , o that terrible convulNion, 4.5.46.7.15,:d live i i: ii i i i , i i tuc tu iti;tu a ti n r i 'c t il l izt c hiy i which 'Tread oieutlt, despair, and mourning, over ' three homes more it, Wigan and boa, sad the fittest region of the world, and finally brought ' l IC iga 4A. ri au rfi ct sk t.o..:k ais he ittl il i . in a i nd fl.l h iCl 4 ": . ~i t i : • four heal.. in their train that greatest of all misfortunes, it stute broni of music was e•dti . yeasahle at the ectayleiiau of tills of bankruptcy," the Dutch fire 4,40 to derive ;"Z a ",, 5ui. 1 4, 141%. k r,:,.. b tl i ,: l :,, " :;,,,, L ,l d t un i a i Z e ue n t 3 ,.. 4 ' 4 7,7, Poole consolation from the consciousness, that glary was altoid.d the last in , le of its alubfnlikiagi Bel. " they I aim' not had to submit to the caprice of ao 1:::.. tir ‘p ,"!' 3 „:7` t t,.. a h "2 4 ` 14 ,, , ) , r 1, 4 ,,. 1 ,7, 1 :":".! 6 ..1.. i 1 1 t e he " ' arbitrary Government, nor to grotto under tic de- Thu equestrian awl pediatriao Stets of t" .patio iw.oiener of a Conqueror." This • laugmige 2 11 4 .7.7 alv '."'rwm`:.`.4,:',":4lcathe P wr : 14 "* , 1 " d i needs tin comment.otior to explain it. They even service) of Mt. Powell , the Adiiitiratt il y: hare , gO Ott so say, tt The K ing (Louts BUN APARTL) hiss zartire Lot t—On of aim Fltlllol6 ii. tarred!, openly declared against the Uonscription, irt,,,rnin g of g the w sti of '1 .11 1 : 11 , c i, c i ., 97, aghl'itstr7,9 arms in die face of all Etirilw." Foreseeing; and depre.. irefore cl..,rit o'clock that .1111.2 1. 14 E1, beiag • citing the poi inalidient which is shout tn: be ;litho t- ",,. 2 - o .) l, o ,'L l ' i „,' a i i . d . o t n ,, tit,-,,,17,,,,,5,-„;yi in inland, .b.,..„. ~„ hiin far such an avowal, and anticipating his 6 cliilw-to I ;9v. at trope, and h" returned by hollitt - - aa'o , deposition, airy add, .. Let us, then, all unite our t it e u i r i .., 'l p. ' :l:l 6 .l l wat a d 'ait,:lle., 1117 4 oUtt: n a lies vert i fog ab g; ut atl etturts, to spew our Kt NO that true Dutchmen sciah dark night, sad liner leaving "cel'ed a Sr. hart by the to prefect hint, sr's,' inbours for them. !" May we ' i t i o r c l i g ;:, f t ",` l .7 a °l :: 4 :2 l° " oida s i : i i y t o t i us ".. ,k v e va r l: . g anralreatad . , thus ever merit tin: care and tl.e love of ii KING, liorscs.-,Do miss left Lesbian+ Might I lib eat apro l ". 1. iry& r , at who g iv e s its unceuaing proofs that hi, it lees our ,theor ti r e rtts tli s e ir r i re ;: h rri r s, er hy s a en c i t er re ' tai oa f ki r l :u ta w . i r t tnsl is tlinst as Sovereign than oneFiritt Itlagiettate, einei the won Veross, gYfoint,SwaWlas rra'.eanl''. Hat", alba t 1484 •0 1 St; of the nation !" Cu:barren ? tie warted 10 hairs At k , honeusc wed Verona, fug other Joyatehis, amid seri.ast at tint Admiralty 404 Fuotipa It is greatly to lie regretted. that eb pathetic, Offiria, Su Loretto, early is the esortnag Wall it/Thralf am so clear, Mad 50 Ellefgete to appeal, fur such it is, P a "' "!" (1 ' ___- . -z on till , • part of the Dwtch Government :lad People, Yrstarolsoy morning. H.s NIAJFITT, I against the common scourge and oppressor of the ', 44 Ae t a h un tr a "7::"il i ; o l t S i. 'i l :i7 . l ' ( 4 l:a v ec i ^ L ' i n si l t ui n ' s 'i! ‘ it ' world, cannot he met, loud he ausaered, by any other weapon than arena. A wive, e " l 'd ia •e ll e d v i H n u t T he 4 t u i d ies C t 4 P itr ar * k .lll l (; %' l i i i T also " r uil ai C al 'o r i e . p turned . and active Ministry, in this country, ',mold Host o'clock. uiv , aaas to remitter the Ditte l .l, end even their Head, This day Hr. -MAJESTY is expected sewible of our oishes to secure and to maintaio hold a levee at the (.itiLSll . ll pawl', ' This day the Duke of Yuao cow their independence, wider %hurter form of Govern ment, or whatever Ruler they might wish. Sueh ' Y e t e d r ar ,. ; .p a : i d Kc it g ,. l l ll c t ,,. ll ,:irl e' d l i„ i t h . a a t t , th o e g l g t, U n t ,i t s i On assurance, promptly and unequivocally given, l)ukti and Duchess of Yusg, and might do inure, we believe, to liberate I lolland, !math of hi. Royal ii: t ihneva, awl to enobarnoss Naroteori, thin the bombs and The' 1 - 11 "''''"°t BR U IIW ICII i n° cannon of Lord CUATIIAM. But what Gait be es- itooied theloe.r Royal Highneas tlat Prin i peeled from the exertions tor from the ability of a , _, i cult, all!! appeare d_t 7. i auetrpera Up all .Ntglif.—The + Cabinet, whew the Duke of PoaTt.**D'il at the soldier-like tniiii, Gull wean most tremendous head of the `Treasury; Lord CAMDEN!, President teellios. of the Council ; and Lord CASTI.EaIk:AGH,3I-tioister His Rot's! Highness the Duke of the Wm Department ? wus expected at Boldly, last slight, The 51:achieves' or LANSDOWS -........."---- - It was stete.l an antic mat the Evening Prints of . her lest evening party, thus sea , on, yesterday. that the Telegraph at the. Ad- ir.olty house, on Suoodey, previous to her had annonnerd the urr:val ef an offieer at Dent, Southampton Castle: with dispatches f out Flashing, coutai n ing, is nits ' Lord 1% ILI.IAM BEISTISICK snit supposed, ate account or the aurtender of Umt i flits House, last night, from, I; t ol a t ro ity, place. that his f a ther, the Duke of Por.Tutel The following is an abstract of the total lo s s o f out in his carriaste yesterday, but it r the respective reanneulai (including Olfirtfi g ,(10:1.• whether he word I he title to come MI aRSTT'S LA•vr lUSIWICK-OFP . . ----- . . - considers. oued officer*, cud privates).• in killed, wounded, sold ostestog, to the battles of Talavera : General Staff— . ...... 14 let nait.astli J.I Dragoon Connie.... 3 •.:41 Batt. nigh 7l 4th Dragootis 144 Li g ht Dra g oons- —lb tals Rate tioth 7/'' Itith Light Drapions..... 14 lit Halt. • lit y;,. • wll^ 2Jil Li g ht Dragoons ....go7 til gait. tied h .. tat Light Druz Uer Leg. 42 Oct Hatt sld low Royal British Artillery .. 3.1 ad Ran sjth 4:..1 Ro l el Gerniau Artillery .. ..14 Ist Hatt. Seth • 149 Royal Du/inters Royal Stuff (:111111 . . .... . 4 tit Bin. I/du:bin:lAl • •1174 Ist Rau. Colileirrunr ... • 497 2d Batt. ditto lot Mitt. ad Guards ......iii lit Lisa putt. Gerni.Lety Jo') 311 1 : 11 , 111 ail Halt. ;Ih rout erl Batt. 44 , 11 355 511 b ditto, ditto 'MO get Rat. 4911 i lto 7th ditto, ditto ...... .....u.t; Yd Katt. 31. t tlO ....__. let Batt. 4otb Sr Total •• iti7 tit bait. 45th 19.1 ...... The intelligence of the victory over the French at Talavera had reached Billooi. A ves,i I Vr Inch left that port on the Strl inst. arrived yesterday, bringing information that the small grarri-noi of .W 0 men in that neighbourhood had rect.:red the 131: 1, A of the defeat of their countrymen, and, under the influence of panic, had cominui.icated the fact to the masters of the ships iii the harbour. The cdn sequence of this information, sad the confiniron into which the French military was thrown, was, that no fewer than 300 vessels, which hail been seized as prizes, took their &Tartu' e nithout the smailest Oppositioll ; and it 6 *Well that such were the al)- prehension* of' massacre entertained by the garri son, that had ally British ships of war appeared off the Coast, the Freioli soldiery would gladly have nought refiit;e in British generosity. Letters of the 24 August, frrta cadift, *nominee the safe arrival of the Margit, Wst.t.Esi.se in that City, almost at the instant of the rereopt of the dispatches, announcing the victory of TUINWP•• on. The hordes were taken from his carnage, which was drawn to the honor of Ma. Purr, 11 , 4 i Battier Consul, amidst acclamations& The 11.6r gins IVE.LinsixT went to the Theistre in the eveun mg. and was rece.ved with similar greeting*.. The city era., il!:arniliaterl. The Mims, P&yirr, fitpos MOW pat Poi 1 fire by Lichtiihng, at Half . ne Diotoisty 1041t * sod ba - nt to the water's :-lie. day, to attend tits M. 'a 1.,..yee. The Duke of BIM! :-OeLs , ,ed past -rday at the Ciareteloit If , .little I;aiii: is iion arrived. They a friitn the 11'nser, and c.iiiveyed tiv.t . Irons whence they ~et sail :*iir this country. His Excetlvnry the l'ocruEcEst See; genet .11 111 l er, on `,.ltindity, aO3 - Frairti , •en wit 419.'11 In ilimwr, niche lismtL - rtia, Mr. C•ti t4thu, Mr. ti, Got., Mr. Fill Nett, Mt. V•L %URI 4..71TA LAN t, Mrs. VILLIERS, anti I liNt KFottlt. A i . let 'hunter ?last:, gave a specimen oilier vocal posteLit, was *sanded by Mr. SAPtU. It t'.c k company were . joined by the Ilittlie-s BAN'S, site: a large party of the lashi I,nril 111EATIIPIE1.1) re.nraetl to Hill,treet, Berkeley-square, at nine, night, from Brighton, where his [Amish' It/ celehrate his Royal Highness •' W A I.Fs'S Birth-dam. Tile Countels Dowager of Firrroe card party, laat iiialit, at her itost•e, in 'The Galas thee season, at Vauxhall, thing iii the lint) ever witnessed ; meet superb Cud. The si.i ill 3 u and Mrs. BLAND is much implautteii. ing the par.!eus :are expectc.i it% overdo,' puny. Mr,. Quite rotntrlitrlCti has engsgsmont et Perert i o,loi g a Theatre. tit-maser',.', in the part . 116 y Allspice, in the C•inteci) of The Way 10 ~ Illorrierl, smut Lcsregold, its the .I , li.er. Nit. Xiutmem is eligvget) for four nights at Ihe trsterfurrl Theatre. Our of the Itialit /1;m. Nlemhers of the Four in-hand Club whi;e lately na his return to Lou don.,-steverl at ilie Red Lino Intl. at Breillford. All old woman vsswitm to Kit to Louden. went,. to 1 the B•ght Hon, Omer, 99 rierPert i j hoist to Ire the mach:rim, lie I.sing staollmg ehat: to the • bons.. in ot trite coorhoot.,ltkr attic., ood the corrilet!e In he a '4llKr-4:0445, anti aollii..tl Imn to trlkt• jute t• laniiin4l..Whilde; to .lawft 1.4 .. rI I greed ; h.( penned* I /to. e'er fp get highly, elseerst, Witt they sittratio: WAX i) Otte, w. ii they got to Lei I. air out the t'aie, s inVwsis. :viohn teas 'ortitritt 'list/ tof the guard. open. ed the dean ft.o hat. sad she 14 rut alt 1., g. and style. OPI i •Z Itsou ; ars', • gaze. • esiteliee; • • hear lee bright, 4 1! • - know,. ••'„ • • lad to Ciotti* is c•da,e tatrididaissil t week lasi* [ a la wf 74, ariderd ' • Y 41to• salsa be the 1014 1414 so .vd fuse booty. A •iJaiileiiou of !lin ssetubla/z,.. A taste ' date the pedendaa indoriai.itsg. Bras Iraq the neat day bl ,l f o t ie he o p ,e rr nmwe veut . 4 11 17 lila favour. ay • a, 404111141:) . 11 s • have hither** beers each it. Wallis, ha two o'clock es the maraca Plywuratti siag a distance of id, he left I... Judas woe* tits silt of I by ballast WOOS • aides to abort. .24 h a cert. fodgy arid 'Caeca hurt by the I. i. aacapboted, racial to peueuring lc( April * 171 1 6, at with dispatches ..elite they' Mantua, • arid IL:savor. to Bee and across, for 'Walt, tool Govtiy n ar.llis mks. nee 'ITT, prioceme• ed by lady • , (warts!. tin- Tay Lox, rare !turned at twelve cted in town, to e, im.lete., has 46th QUEEN mol the Ltlatols, with the lid celebrate the 7 night accompn- c. of %V LES ich pleased nail I l Duke i• • flue A r ;1' 1111411 , . I e of CI.tRENCS. fro..( Brighton. mtends to give n, at Lanatitoonw ler departure for rived at Raiding- trod.. tie atatta rtAtio, had heat orj It was uncertain roe to town thes as omit attire arriv- Viet. lint brave were Ton:light •If 4 to liellguhold, t country. .11:Xasaanoa'a r(o,t atiang I.ittl) ANN 'API', Mr. Dm.- Nlssisme the two Mica.. Lime CATAIALEt rim, in sloth she t'lc evening, the rite , . of ST. Al- hit/ table world. to Ina home in nitw o'clock, lava ionlahitt lead been BS the Priuce of From had a ell. et •e, in Hill-street. than, exceed any they are of the: of Mitt ft Agog lied. Tin:. eves- vertiow with cum- to4olv.mwnt at the w, In the part Tie Way to ~.e