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.- ! ;#7;'irc" This day u Semiit Edition, needy ?rioted to tiro ideates, copy octavo, wire, in beards, us. dedicated (by Permissions) to tbeir Royal :Ingbanana the Prioresses, EMLLY ; • Mond 'ldle; includinic Letters from a Felber to his Daingliter, upon sallow suhjects of importance. By the Rey. H FART Lrr, • Follow of Trinity College, Oxford, and " The' Elements of General Knowledge" he. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, be. nj, St. Paul's absorb-yard. *Ad also by !drains. Parse, Pall-small ; Enna, Skitio.equare ; Egerton, Cluiriaperins sad Ilatcliard, Yie. The Seven* Editing of the Klement/ of Gesnaral Know. lodge is iu the Pope, sad will speedily* nablistird, FORE.IG.V I,IIrELLIG/iNCE. FHOH THE DUTCH PAPERS. PARIi, JULY 2. An extraordinary Courier has announced to the Klux of Demme, dint lUNIICIIIatt ly uf.er the cap ture of Haab, the inrtreos of Comorn was Invested, L of 2110 t it was about to b bombarded. SAINT ANDER, JUNE 14. Ou the lath inst. General Nutlet, ( ioet•rnor of this place, 'wool that the insurgents had taken possession of all the posts iu the neighbourhood of this tow°, belies under the command of General eallasteros, the Duke of Viii •at and Nlarepiesito, sod their Force cutisishog of from lu to 1.2. 1 k10 men. The General on this did not hesitate to *W eimer against the enemy ; thou.lh he had not above 11101 i men at his continainl. The castle said town were. by his cart:, 10011 plate d in a fortnidable state of ilefelice. At two o'clock of the afternoon, the ail vauce.l gourd attacked that of thu eueiny, and a sharp engagement took place. The enemy evaded himself of his advantageous position, delentliog himself vigorously; but the French General striking up the stunts-inurch, the laair i 4erits were overthrown nii ull sides, and tied, leaving behind them their ann... umwuuitiou, One prime of causoii, and u number of dead. They collected again on the bridge of Area, whence they sere agoiti driven by the bayonet. Gel'. Nuviot arrived at length at Carton', a little town four leagues fVoni St. Angler, and prepared to pursue his incredible advantages, though he had not a twelfth of the numbers nt the earthy, whets an Aida-ili4Cainp arrived Irma Glen. Bonnet, which occasioned lina to raptor to Torre la whirr* the (Seneral wsa mull% for hint At tow h ead of four battalinue. The ilO (set ierala, informed of iil4 movienterdk. of General Yonot, proceeded towards St. Al swaths or Diaudinfantrvs and 5000 cavalryottacked* weak division which was stationed before the tows, seised its artillery, and vent at midieght a battalion into St. Ander. The ileaugems cieteved the streets by torch light, and plundered the greater part of the houreiL All the Frenchmen who were found were mionlered, or ill-treated. They even washed' their hands in the Wood of those of their fellows citiersis, who they thought were not of their party; loud conspelktd all the yonsog people to join data+, and take up *nos. TheSpaiiish Governor of Santia4rstle Arias, and the Captain of the port, were thrown into prison. and would have been put to death, if the insurgents hod continued two hours mesters of the town. On tits eveuing. of the 11th, Stsnlsadet was sur rounded on all sides by French troops. The itisuts ts defended themselves manfully ; lint the greater part of Ilion finding us means of escape, threw d.wn their arms. The Chiefs atom, with a weak detockineut of 1.500 infantry, and 500 caval ry, escaped. Tile enemy, pursued on all sides, has not been seen again, said takes shelter in the moun tains. I GERMAN PAPERS. W&It3AW, JUNE '2O. The Russians continuo to ode ;ince Mtn this pro met, and one column of theirs has already joitiell the Polish army. The Russian corps that conikt tract Bialystock, weasolue days lesek.to Ease er . osaud the Vistula at Gina, to take the AtssttOlisku tad rear. The advanced-guard, conSiiitiug of Cassocks, kat already passed that river.—.l division of our Ogallala Guards has joined the Polish arses; and thweitizens mount guard here at present.rerißeeu Palish Regiments are raising in Gallicia.-ff' the number of volunteers is very great. • Sixty Foreigners, soli° behaved av traitors at iht . :Armlet of the enemy into this Duchy, have been arrested. All Prussians who hold places in Poland art ordered to be discharged...in three weeks. The Prussian invalids are transported beyoied the fron tiers with travelling money. Six Prussian Pr.,t Officers have beets arrested and sent away. The 4m-devalet Pruaiall Misjor4;etiersl Brelowski, and the Austrian Charge re.4.faires, N'ost Cache, have been sent fur trial to !isepok. There measures tan been resorted to on account of the general disaffection of the Pradillali., arid their Awing maintained osporesseineadou ‘ritli the traitor Schil . VOSIIANIA. JUNI: •1b• After a .even-fold attack on Saorionsor, nn the Mika, the Austriaui were doyen from the fluid of iiction with the loss of '2OOO men killed and 500 *minded, whom General Sokolnicki ordered to be brought from the add of battle to the Lazaretto. The Commander-in-Chief, Prince Poniatowski, or dered the bridge both by the Austrians near Saii doruir to be burnt, and the redoubts to he demo halted. lie has taken the position en the Vistula f facing Stiodoinir, where he was mined by General, Suir.orrow cud his division. General Douihrnwaiti.• baud-quarters are at Sulejew, in Gottlieb', hehiod;' the Pilice; but his out-posts Ka as for us Male gooier and Kielce. General Zsjonesek is on the, Vistula, ficing Tiolimy. The enemy charigrs positions every rimy, and yet it seems Cig intends to return to Cracow Corresporsdersten.f INDIA. X A DIIAS G IZETT P., Few. sis, No& 'floe Honour-4;e the Governor in Council has re,:eittly received a particular account of the actiun .x . MIME which. took piece at Quijami, on the 15th ultimo, between the littlish troops moil the troops of 'rm.- Tans:ore,' in which, after a severe and long contesti the Travatwore troops were defeated. with heavy look Front the extcnt of the combittesl forces which-otive opposed to the British troops, this rigout rietti4rirefects the highest honour on their disci phew andseelour; the Governor in Council has great satitillietion in expressing his strongest appro bation of their meritorious conduct. The Governor in Council conveys to Lieutenant- Colonel Chalmers,. who commanded the Thitillt detachment at Quilts', itt this distinguished action, • his public thanks; and Lieutenant-Colonel Chats mere is requested to convey the thanks of the Go• ventor in Council to Lieutenvt-Colonel Pictun, of His Nlajtsity's 12th 'regiment, Major Mitirlieed, Major Hamilton, Captain Newell,'Cuptain Pepper, Captain Macintosh, Lieuteuant Lindsay, lienteitaolt Arthur, of the engineers, and the Officers of the Staff, Capt. Craustoo, end Capt. Achtuaty, with the other Officers and Troops of the detnehment, who bravely signalised themselves 011 this occa sion., The Honourable Governor in Council also takes tins opportunity of expressing his warm ispprolie hen of the cambial of a detachment of troops, 111*. ' floated at Cochin, under the command of Major Hewitt, who, %vitt, great skill and tinntzrz, repulsed a numerous mid united force of the trobsisi of Tra vancore and Cochin, in en attack which they made cso the British detachment no the 19th. The Go vernor in Conned has particular satisfaction in ex pressiag to Magur Hewitt, and the officers and troops tinder his eammeud, his public thanks. for their highly deserving conduct. A dispatch, dated the thstli instant, has been received fawn the Honourable Lieutenant-Colonel St. Leger; 'fmin the camp to Travancore, in which he relates the complete success which her attended the forces deputed by him to storm the barrier. Thy party consisted of a detachment of two coin ' neuter, and the piquet of His Majesty's Bath regiment, under Coptaiti Sytus, four flank coin panits, and live battalion companies, of the 3d native infantry, under Captains Lucas, the whole commanded by Major Welsh. Notwithstanding the diffi-ulty of approach, the went Went scaled, and the Ararnhouly hors, and covering redoubts, north cud south, carried. This service being ef kens!, a compatty of lime Nlajesty's 69th sari. inent, and three of the 3th battalion, 13th undue infantry, nattier Ca:aaio Hodge-in, were seta to re aaforce Major Wel,n„ who Belt stormed nod car -ied the mein hoes. At t h e date of tins dispatch, f t hilonel St. Leger was encamped two mars withita the gate. Colonel St. Leger speaks ha the hichest ferias of the comluct of Majors Welsh and Lalub'on. and of all the officers employed no this glotious service; and particularly latnems the is (told of Captain Cunningham, of His Majeety's 6th regi ment, which, we hoar, has since proved Obertal. The wunes of the officers employed nu the sentice ure, Major Welsh ; Captains Syins, Lindsay. and Cunningham ; Lieutenants Carey, Reid. Lour, and Bayley :--Captains Lucia, Pepper, Carfrise ; Lieu tenants Walker, T.ey. Dawson, Goble, I nverasity, 4effery, itule, Shepherd. Black, of the 3411 loaner infontry---ainl Colonel Bertram of the pioneers. Colonel St. Leger was is possession of the arse nal, which was extremely wall stored, cud of a mthaber of pipet& of ordnance. • r. • CALCUTTA, DEC. S. We ondessisinsi t that, en the arrival of the Expe dition at MistliV ? ::under Rear-Admiral Drury, it estperienced a Mr entiourteous receptmii from the Portuguese Gavernment, who, with much reluct- Mire, permitted the forces to land, and to occupy the place. A day or two afterwards, however, a _ _ rev. , wired front Goa, having a new Governor ou board, who hrodght with him special instructions 'for the ndiuissiou of the E►Khsh troops. From that time, the .t iwrfeet cordiality was re•esta. Wished. The force diseinbarked amounted to shout 300 Eueopean4. The latest kites front Ilussovah are dated the 30th of September. The utmost eordiality then 1.3 tpastta tiotveruterhe'rgr.teruted Authorities tit liagelud mid Bussorah, and the Gentlemen of the English Residencies. ..:..,~ .7; • • a French cruiser; she is *frigate of 44 gank Si' had cut out of Padery /Weds the Jane o f Calcutta, valuable ship; and the Hope store-ship out of Pulo Bay. Tu these captors.* may be added ilia' Alajesiy's ship Sea flower, of i ions. (12 -pounder eurrunades).—Several merchantmen have fallen a prey to Frenchmen, whose names are unknown. lite ship Lord Minh) lied been missing fifteen months, and wee considered to be lately lost. 't he insurance done upon her has been paid. Cpstain . Greig, of the Lord Jibe°, inform., or, that he tumid the Sultan of Tidore (the natural Sovereign of the greater part of the Moluccas) to a state of great distress and degradation, npou the island of Geby, the easternmost of the Archipelago. lie had been lately deprived of all hie poesessioiss and au thority, both in 'Odom and Gaol°, by the Dutch troops from Termite, and was wrinkling about with a few resolute but defenceless adhererns, anxious for en opportunity of revenge, but entirely destitute of arias, am in minion, and every other rec cessary memos. Captain Greig supplied lino with two gaps, oral a quantity of powder, from his ship. The Uuteh in the island of Java hare lately been engaged so extensive hostilities with the Chiefs of the interior. ln the begituring of October" pre vious to the deports/we of Captain Greigfrom Pon liana, Oil the coast of Borneo, advice, were received there, stating that a ,tromp; detarclitneut of Dutch troops, from Surnarang, which had been omit against the dominion,' of the Kiug of Sooloo (one of the Princes of the island) 1414 been cut oft to a roan. Since the arrival of General Daendels at Butut la, considerable earrtions had been made to recruit the military force of the colony, by levies ul native t mope. We have much sat 'action iu annooncing the safe arrival of the 114.4.. Mr. Elphinstooe and his suitr, within the dominions of Stilton ul Moolk, King of Cobol. Letters were received in town Oil Saturday from his camp, dated on the 30th ult. from near Bhawelpore, on the left bank of the river Garrali. They had crossed the Desert of Bey kaneer, in a march of eleven day a, during which time the escort had undergone considenible fatigue and privation. They had suifered more especially front the scarcity and badness of the water, which are said to haw proved batel to a ixonsidemble numb?, of the same-followers. They had experienced a nowt honourable awl hospitable reception from the ltapili of Bhawelporii, a tributary of Cabot. The King of Cabul is said to have undertaken an exiiediaion against Ciiiihmeer, a country which, we believe, indeed, has alway a (at least nominally) foinsini a part of his dominions. . - lotellixence hod reuehed Minim that the Bri tish troops havissg eternised Ow hors of 'rnivittwore, the Rajas hod conser►tett to sods terms of ueemn toodatsott kei were prescribed by them. The Fee tory ■t Anjenjo does not appear to have beeu mo lest, d. • As the letters which we have seen make no men tion of the Wahabeevi. we toialuille, that ti n y have pn4timiled, for the prevent, their projeeted visit to Ilussorsh. sad have turned their deva*tatluns to words some other . 44u:trier. According to concurrent and authentic accounts from the West of India, the once formidable and enterprising JCso mit Rao Holltur hag for some time past beeit atiiiicterl with insanity. At time., he cannot recognise % ilea the members of his own family ; and, on otfiscpceasiiins, he is said to exhi bit sigtis oftlitgiostAkingemus and inicuatrotilable 'insattfty. His Standees are already beginning to • etri•ci their. indoptindence. This tar !II of the yliabratlis Empire must speedily sink into oh ',purity. , iN !O!" arrival of the Lord Mingo frnru Penang, MtkiChrive been received from that island of so L Isoft*,date as the 16th ult. They are in general ftlalkiorith complaists Or the depressed state of coin mettial affairs. At Fort Marlborough, mid that there is THE BRITISH PRESS. LON DON, MONDAY. Jut.v )7. The embarkation of the force to be employed on the grand expedition commenced on Saturday, at Portsmouth, on a hich day die artillery ars put on board, and it was resumed at day-light yester day. The boats of all the ships lying there are employed upon the occasion, and nothing can ex crq the zeal and activity with which the busioess seas carried into effect. The embarkation was con ducted by Captain Souzaxii.tc. of • the Rosa; a" stated by Capt. laws, of the Hero; Capt. N'Aao. of the Rcrolation ; and Copt. GARTH, of Ike Intim rietc3o; and it was expected that the whole of the troops would Ire on hoard before thl oclock, a.m. yes ' terday. The Royal. embarked onboard the Revenge aid Eagle; the slat on board the Achille ; the 6dd and part of the3titli on board the Role and Per:ries; the 35th ou board the Sceptre aua L'Aigle ; the staff corp, on hoard the deism; the 7 tst on hoard the Be/frisk and Imperieure ; the Garth nn board the Casa,- r the such, and a company of artillery, ou board the fitsuistioa; apart of the 9.11.11 au boned the //eyed; Mid *company of the Kith on board the Plo ver. 'fire. 14th regiment, and six rtlnadconsofthe yth light drag. truly, are on board transport*: the rest of the force will he on board the lime-of-battle *hips and frigates, amounting to about 12,000 They take very little baggirge, and only one blanket J for each mar—no beds.—The Hoye' Marines. of the fleet have beta formed into a hattailiou of 1200 men, under the COM MAMA ofCapt.ltAittit:v.—They were laiided ou South-Sea Comtism', at slay-light. ou Thursday morning, and went through the field ex ercise. before Sir Evil CHUM Who appeared much pleased with their ~,,, veruents, amid told them he should consider them as a part of the ariny.—The expedition will sail to-morrow mornitig.—The des tination of it is conjectured to be to the siorthward it will previously jails the force embarking in the ►)owns. The 114V1111 part of it greatly exceedis any former armament. It will cons:at of 36 soil of the line. awl 95 sari of frivtes, gun-brigs, and Isotalpiressrls ; upward. of 2.00 sail of gun boats, which have hero fitted up wit'a a carronade fur the Ira►, foie. Sir K. StuActi %Pi is the senior Admiral yet appointed to command the naval force. v4th Admiral OTwAir mill Lord GARDNER. The three other division* of which the E s pe.h.ins) ;4 i . is composed. are embarking at itssmich, River, and the Downs. The Earl of Coaati.ibi, the Commander-in-Chief of the land forge., as postponed his departure front town until to-wa . row, for Ramsgate, when he will embark. Im a dattely upon his ao rival there, the Expedition • „t get under weigh. We have received, via Heligegand. some German page t. of two days later date than those which heti previously come to baud. An article from Warms, of the .nth ult. repeats, in confiding terms, that et junction between the Russian and Polish armies had taken place near Pulse/ay, io Gallicia b sod that a battle was daily expected with the Austrians. Some thousand Cossacks were said to form a K. lotio-Itissaiara advanced guard.—These papers add httle to the lamination already known respecting • the speratious of the hostile arauiria on the Danube, 1 , any do they afford any reason to conclude that a battle has, ere this, been fought. --•••••••••- it was a prevailing opinion in the city, on Satin. Any, that the port of llaniburgh is now open to the trade of this country. ' Some interesting intellierice from India is uiven in oar preceding columns. On the 15th of Jainciri , an action took place at guano, between the Ur, huh troops and the troops of Taav a ta Coat. in which the latter were defeated with considerable loss, aft ter a severe contest. -..r111=.111 Some extracts from Dutch papers to the 9th instant, are inserted an our preceding columns. They state the army of Italy having adviute.ed from Raub to the Danube. has invested Comoro, and is preparing to bombard it. This is one of the strong. vet fortresses in Hungary. and will give employineut to the enemy for a considerable time. It appenni front an article doted St. Andero, that the French Government are anxious to conceal from the people the state of affairs beyond the Pyrenees. We this tiny give Mrs. CLARKE'S answer to Mr. WARDI.Iet • late intemperate letter.—Whatever. this hery's indiscretions may have been, there clever was a worse used woman. The Embargo is enforced with so touch river. that not even the Berwick Packets are suffered to sail from the River, . . • The entbarkution of the troops destined for the grpnd expedition was expected to commence on Saturday last; the while will probably' rendemous is the Downs to-morrow, and sennedottely rail for their important destination. 'l'he Austrians have thrown a bridge over the Da- Huber near NVolfsthal. out poet station front Pres: burgh. and fortified is with a redoubt on the right hook, and erected some batteries on the left. The Austrian artillery, in the battle of Fssliogeo awl Aspen]. made altogethera Winn discharge, mai case-shot dm. Letters from the Cape of Good Hope, to the lath of April, state the arrival of the IN ercida. Capt. l'oeuvr, front otitbe Mauritius, where she was /las masted. The Harrier, Capt. Iltonx ; rink the Racehorse, Coot. F tomtit; were ander the Nereids % s wafers. hot they lied parted company is a fog. The Lovoy sent from Hayti by Pelson, with a a view to obtain from this Government a supply of railatary store's, or permission to buy a certsia quantity of niusquets, &c. returns home in a few days, without accomplishing the object of his Ministers basing tietersninett oat to take any part whatever in the civil war which demises* that unfortuuete country. the Gazette of Saturday sight contains an Or 4er ii Council, permitting merchant vessels, under any flax. except that of France, cerninit in ballast, to enter the port, hsrimor, or road, lying between the Island of Heligoland and Sandy Island, coin- monly called the North and South Havana, without His Al ClS:ter' 's License. Letters front borer, received en Saturday, state that the French flotilla sailed on Thursday last from Boulogne, and reached half way between that port mill (.'slais, when they were obliged to put back by 1411 MaYrlrde wind. Some letters state the susount of this flotilla to be between 400 and 50e, and others at shout !so. It is, however, certain, that they have been obliged to put hack. it ill supposed that they were destined to Flushing. he consequence of an expected expedition from this country. Loots Am** rirwTr. Tiffs lately lived in unusual . retirement at the castle of Loo, in Cmalders. Tim French Minister at ::erlin loss ileasted that no attacks, injurious to the interests of the Same reign, his master, shall, in future, be inserted is The Government Casette. Bye publication of the Government of Lower Austria, the inhabitants of Vienna have been in formed, that the French garrison in that city, as well as all troops pausing through, thall in future he quartered in barracks, mid in the public buildings; anal those (or whom there is no room. are to bivouac, or form a night guard. As bedding, htd,inadv. And kitchen ntensils are much oiautril, the inbahn ants are invited to foruish them nu moderate urns.—This publication was intended to conciliate the citizens of Nminus, who had uranareated Coon" steroide resentineut against the military quartered maul them, on account of their tyranny and execs Some letters by the Centenburgh Mail state, that formidable British fleet is gone up the Baltic to boenhard Cronsuidt, with every prospect of 'litre"' Nlarshal !Amu did not bear the near approath of his dissolution with that courage which might have been expected from a veteran soldier, who had so often dared death in the geld of battle. He wept immoderately, and frequently lanntuted horn approaching end. 'lke physicalism secretly eon). planted of this to the Fermata. who, au retie oh . h i ` cults, enraged at his favourite's , thastened to , discontinue his visits, if he gave way to at. , ' ^.~.~ -, ~' 7 ~ i _.• ~. ,~ ~t EARL OF NOR Died, on Friday morainic. Cumberland-street, in his Agar. D.D. Earl of Norman' ton, Baron of Somerton, in I , of Dublin, Bishop of Glands lrehead, a Privy Coundallor. Manufacture, a Member of Governor of the Lying-1n of the Royal Irish Academy of the Charitable Musical ship was the third brother Clifden, and sue of Ileary by Anne Ellis, only (Login Bishop of Meath. His I.Ort Westminster School, and w 44 of Christ-church, in the Unit bring ordained, he was appoi Doke of Norshismherlaud, t of Ireland; in the year 17 Bishop of elope, in 1771. , and in 177 G, he married 11 ter to Mr. Wilson. 'perch, Dublin, to whom he had attached. By this Lady he Viscountess Ilawarden, and t of whom, Viscount Somerton, succeeds to the Earldom of N THE LYC, The English Opera, thi. pidly stiewociug in public esti a very short time, answer the idioms of the Proprietors. who Is4t week filled it 4 The Duke of Argyle ; Duchess of Down+faire , Couutesses De and Etesbutuuzli Ladies Smith Bs dosia Creduck, Jobs Campbell, I , Furter ; Lord Welt •' Ilou. J. Si We. Mrs. Pelham; Gen Drum Mrs. James lhoeking ; Mrs. 'thin son ; Col. flehardsou ; Mrs. Geo, vbeasua. Saturday afternoon, Earl .161ITY'S Chainberlain, arriv ' visit to 'flaw ekiAJESTIEI. nod permission to go to Seottatitl. intends taking a tour. Yesterday morning His M PriliCellSell All SOPIIIA. accompanied by La, 111,414 CIIUILILLAND. aid and Frrtautr, rode to St. G tar, and heard a sermon by from the .25th chapter of St. vers.-4 " Timm alsaD tha Idsadataraf IMI *mime, sridcla took Mew lamps, • bridal/room, mad der of tarts 1 lint Mr. CAN %tom gave a gran at his Louise, in Bruton-street sum, Prince CASTKI.CICa LA DO FRONT, PeRTURVEIIk: A APODACA, Lords Lk:vireos I Dual, Mr. HAMMOND, RINI I% The Marchinue.s of LAN party. last creionic, at Lignite attended by an elegant awn. The Earl sod Countess of grand dinner, yesterday, a Sitiblolard, Sr. James'', P a l, Duchess Dc Camino. Eel am, Canner of BARRY/AI For.te, and several other NI Earl and Countess Gaol week, for their seat in Cheat Captain BARCLAY, the i town nu Saturday, from New mad spirits. The Earl of Emmett retort list to rday. The last arrivals at Bath si Lord Bottum, Lady Sontervilut Mw M. 11. Ilulatiusna, Sir J. Bantpfyl4e, iltstur sad Mrs. Jaye Mr.. Mies and Mr. C. V e lpy, Rogers Rev. Mr. Ranter, Rer. M Capt. garters, Capt. Jaws. Mr. S jun. Mrs I.e Gnarl, Mrs Munk, Wakirt, Mass Pope, &C. &c. Amongst the. fashionable cc honoured the Royal Circus, with their presence, wt-re-t-- The Duke of Grains, Marquis gran • Lards Nolte, W. Russe ll, 'sera Elliott, Colonels Lucas, C Captain Broome ; Sirs Harr ) kir derick, Ike. The Bishop of Ctoonsia to succeed to the vacant Set Cl.ea v mt. the Bishop of Fell be his sumeavor. Earl and Countess Coot. , yesterday. for their sent at Lordship a much better. The PouTtuumit Assists town, next week, for Worth, Prince STANDIRNIBERD gas Lenity, at 111, hamar, to So the Marquis of DOUGLAS. L Nieman ems Awatssahmt, tile. Casette.. and Mr. W. Mrs. Mr•tt, of the Dru arrived at iila.gow, rod eng only. Het likitlllepCSTlllee ivi in the part attire. Hiller, in 1 %dr. She wilt also prrfortu 81 , 11,11oNT' S Alicia. Mrs, N by her daughter, MINI Mul the nonage( The Link WOllll 1. a C te parts of R o xa nne . i n t h e Cfnestip, iii the Farce of IR s Peggy, in th e omedy of Ti Veil. in the F ares o f Th e /I rs since th is y oung l a d y a : the D u bl in , en d severa l pre faster Burro, the leeng k The Ihrlette, fo u . it l e d oil votinues its astonishin g att retioasiree. in which th ree i ill Ift, produced tirieeveuisto