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r• "continue quiet at pieseni, iti every prettutioti is 'token to firevent the atbeinbling of a mob. Th • cavalry are ineesontly ; sink after elcevn o'elOvk. no one is r4rinitted to walk the streets tintess iirovolea with a card de seearthl. Canton sist,ita of infantry are in every quarter of the city. C outess Piper (meter of the latellarshid Count F rum) lies trattSmitted to tiffs Royal &Nutty the Mowing. Memorial "Moil Mtonvw ANO •110st . t AtiOIII " lu the asylum phieb I have now obtained spins' perm, ention, I have woefully turned bark my eyes to the transac tions which have lately occurred. Vague suspicious of a pretemled offence, contradicted by every thing which his hitherto come to light in the course of the Instituted Inquiry, ■ud destitute atilt probability, have, however, been sufficient to sacrifice one eI the highest Officers of the Crown, whose llorm, as hi* unrest relation, I deeply lament. Beteg' informed by the general repot', t►at I also share ie the ruourefal f Ile, to lie inspected of being accessory to as offence which hitherto only rkints in meapieiell ; to have escaped from the personal danger, hut Aar the reenliertio• of my honour being insulted, and ory Joao cence sospecte4, would celibate, every hoer of that life which I ►air saved from the grasp of peroouti on. fa this painful situation, confidence in your Majesty's Inv, of jus tice has, however, aired a gleam of hope on the gloom with which ney mind is shrouded ; and I humbly • venture to pray, out that my crust enemies sad perserelots fisey be punished, but that all my actions may be strictly scrutinized, sod any innocence fully aseertsioril. For the. enlightened and Letter-idonsed part of the public, en In- quirt' of this nature 'night, perhaps. ►e superßumsa ; but as mere ►ague reports were esibeieut to stir up romuso- Cora. and imite to murder, and as say future peace of wised depends upou a full mid public justification of my itoodart, toulide I on the most uuquestionable proofs, I cannot any longer forbear imploring your Royal Ma jesty, that you will most graeiwasty be pleased to order else above loquiry immediately to be coMmenced, mid all your !ltmjesty's subjr eta called opus freely to state all they know of the subject iu giantism, is order that my itunmeare may be fony esidtilished, sad illeouqpiciuns remo►ed which so unde serredly him beau thrown uu my principles, motion gas, and toodurt. _ . " Permit sato add, that I should not have frontier? year Nikiesity with this burble prayer, did I out trel strictly burr to hand down to posterav the honour of toy fatuity, r spot fees so I received it fi.osu my &restore , sad that, nadir tin otrawriast imprersiou ct MallelolllS hotocesee, I protest to ra rer. red the last warrrast of wily oils Watt, with the aio• Irma weseranon, loyalty, and swat, post mighty .ind art gracious K:ap,yeur Royal Majesty's rot lortoble and malt faithful sullect sod servant, Waidlosto, Juno it, late. EVA SOPHIA FERSMC. His Royal Majesty has most graciously been please.l to order the shove petition to by delivered t I the Chancellor alliance, in ofier to be disposed of as ttie hairs mod the corn, lrxioa of the case re► qu ire.—(Stuckhollog Gaulle, July 4.) 4.IIERICAN PAPERS. hW ORE. SUWII 19. fly the arrival of the bri t ; Them a:, Capt. I nKra m, we hare he favoured with tte foliiiwii m important State Paper, surd by the Supreme Grivertiment of the Caraccaq, which wa lia.tea to lay %Afore our Readers : DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. " It haa ple.ueJ Almighty God to grant fa ewer) timstry al.tra lb. mama' right of Es own fuvereignty. .• These Provinces, pianist' by Spain, fostered sod pro tected by her power, hare, sod of right °Gild to have sub osittrg to he r guidance mid !rtirtti.l4l, of their infancy, when fruits imbecility end wa n k oem they were rorapable tlicir own gusero seat and protect toe. But Slobs. deprived a bre Ki..g by Ita: eiparalleltd per fidy of the haulier of Ilse French, her Earopeaa Sutra vainteuelsed by Ida treachery sod by bps aeon, soil the 'infield, levant, owl acknowledged Goverensent of (he count, y de stroyed by the violets outrages of Isis satire:nary policy,. there exist wittier tWAS.WI, right, or just's., for c.intontieg eor dspretkiice on • Powrr that has no existence bat iu Tam Coot ) ; pollee NA self preirrration, therefore, demand that se shoul.4 provide fn OM !Muria!' %stet ! , and the pretce tion fla'itiewil, by tetra` into oer bawl the lateral Sur.obcnty of oar country. Tile p'-r.od hat at kagth arrived, when these United Provinces powess Moth the strength and the power to pro. *et tbenrs.dres. With a popoistion of sine trilliums Lilt4l4l'll, With ises.t itl of (tittle territory superior to any Empire vu the gtabe, and also:oldies with all the riches that lemnitcous nature 'Mr bestowed on the humus race, it would Ise itootrary to tossed p 'hey w Ilse present state of the world, to submii, *NO Rl. •Its So 1.0114.1011 TO •1118.111 T TO INS DOVIN aT toll Or •Nlf ELhOrCASI Os F0•1:111711 PUNTA' WHATEVER. Foe while • hafts, Ureerrtwtent etisted in Spain, and her legitimate lai,ng sat %ma her throne, we have ever ' been 14,4 to leis person, and f iithfut to his Gneerament ; and our bessoces have been the only suppim of the European blo via rhy and its Atlas, whead we bad no interest whatever, and enr ciniutry dimmed of th-se riches chub astute bas be- Mau epos the itihabitnats of America, fur their ova hap. piano, rapport, mad defruce. •• l'oder these eans.derations, and to prevent the isserit elite and rumens. conseiptence• of 4%•;:og u n der the yoke of the Enspreur of the French, the tyrant of Europe, and tbe opyressor of rlp.da, we, tbe Spaniels provinces Is America, declare nurser(' a FREE, SOVEiZEIGIN, and INDE PENDENT PEOPLE, set acknowledging tbit DOMINA TION of any Power ea earth, rcfasi:•.; wkaiaros , sod dirnyives and repel:tog the antlearity of wliatems whoa may Wit opt dominion vow as. This we airmiammisly engage and pledge ourselves to maitstain and morel with cur LIVES, oar FORTONES, and ore S ICE ED HONt' VMS, ent:sag wpm every lubabilent in the Pratiares to aid and suppoet to carrying into elL•et this oar latalalde sod inlet re sadation, sod cid stdiabiug fa oierseivcs and me prostmity a fmr. "Initildc. and issorpoekot fioresaluent, th-4 shall ae - ewe nor bappireas, and a. s enlace of &Mille mid respect among the ielependesit amino MON- earth. " And we do careculy enteral all l'oreigo Nations to gas rantsc use tod•peasleace, tivisse as is‘th such Moaner and assritme; as may enable ma to defeat the denim of Om of oureountry. " By oor itcprvitlenee on Spain, we solemn ly appeal to leaves fai the rectitaile a.i oar uneations, and we ft" protest, before the sacred 3fil'Al.ty of Cr .d kineself, that mall our mresort • at bine ever le . a.n actuated to ea.d.vee purr and honourable, au.l that we have no utter * deal, in co stetson the preni•ation of oar:. lees, and tie watt ct of our commie trimmer. Antwe da mast ! soppli e fie that ltoing who decales the fate or '.Statues, to em:le on our reeit,olui, and to Ohne marl pcoteit (teat oar at,, ems. litnaliesl Empire CORRLIPONDENCL COTT Of A ttTICT Faoll OtTERAL 41UT5T1107.40 TO TUC OUOM OP CAOO/16.1 DATED PATO. MIL Ins 11410:-.... 'rite Pl-nii.otentiary of the United States has the honour to sahtolt to Itts Excellency the Doke ot C....10re, the copy ors letter this instant received (50... E.y.lone, and begs from hits an el. plassatios of utt ct. {a: tau.. ta act- • ateatioatd us it. 'fits . i• Ministerial dispatch. Ond'itr Aide of the 6th inst_ is arrived at St. tlehi•tiait. bearing an order for the immediate triaportalion, its small iressals, of all the sequestered American cargoes to SnLOnite. to fie placed in the Custom-louse tlb-re s _This news is public at St. Sebastian, but what is net so as ;•et is, that the same mare woys-- 10, That these cargoes are to be nut to Bayonne, whether the commodities *of which they are composed Inv have eon* front English continent, Ur Hunt the produce of the toil of the tatted Matra. idly, That t►ey should be legit to the Custom-lonise or that place to be sold there. The Minister Plenipotentiary olfers to his Excel lency the assurances of his high consideration. (Signed) JOHN ARHsTRONO. GEN. ♦aMsTRONO TO Wt. SMITH, PARIS, JULY 18, PM. Sta,—l wrote a few lines to you yexterday, an 'woman.; the receipt awl tratientisaioo of a copy of the Dttke of*Cadote'a Note to me of the lith iu•t. After much serious rdection, I hive thought is best to forbear all notice at press ut of the errors, at well of fact as of argument, which n►ay be found io the introanctory part of that Note; to take the Minister at his word ; to euterat once upon the pro. posed negotiation; and, for this puroom, to offer to him a project for renewing the Convention of This mode will have the advantage of trying the sincerity of the overtures ma‘le by him, a..d per haps of drawing from hint the preen,* terms on . which his Master will accommodate, .if these be such as we ought to accept, we shall have a Treaty, in which oeither our rights nor wrongs will be for gotten: if otherwise, there will he enough, both of tame and occaiion, to do justice to their policy and, Our boil, by a pre-examination of each. I have the honour lb be, &c. (Signed) JoHN ARMSTRONG. Roc hiked Smith. txraatt LETTRi TO THE S %MC FROM THE Mato, Dateu MAUCH 10. I have at lengtr. hi...rived a verbal inessege, in answer to my Nete of the 21st ult. It was from the Minister of Foreign ltelatious, and in the fol. lowing words His Majesty has decided to sell the American property seized in Spain ; but the money 86411 g therefrom Anil remain iii depot."— This message has given occasion to a letter from use, marked No. i 72. Paris, Marcia to, tato. Sta—l had yesterdriy the honour of receiving a verbal niesaage from your F.seeleney, sitting, " that His Majesty had rie::iticd that the America property seize.l in the ports of Spain. should ;; • sold, but that the motley arising therefrom should remain in depot." On receiving this information, two quctt:ons sug gested themselves: lat. Whether this Ileei.ion was or wall not ratencled to slops a. sell as raredes ' sari, ed. Wiuther the name/ arising I:orn the sales which night be made nodes it, woohl w would rut be subject to the &Jane at the wading; negotiation ? The Gentletnen charged a ith the delivery of }out inesosoge not lisvioff; been imorneted to answer tht.c tincifions, it lirconics ney dory to present the m to you r ro c ell e ney, aid to rqueot roinoinn of them. Nor is it lea, a duty on my wort to etamine the ground on winch His Nl.fjeaty has been pleas. ol on take ti ns timition, w hich 1 motlerst and to be that of Reprisal, sugAestrd for the: tint time iu the pole you did me the honour to *tote to isle on the 14 , ult. In the {tit paragraph of this n 0 ... it is Pled, that rr Ills Majesty could lint hare calculate I ou the measure. tal 4 ea by the United So.a . • ; h talitg no ground. of coined eject against Fe once, home coma. poisf-d her in their arta of exelor-imi,•andf wore the month of May las.. hate prohibited the retry biro the r ports of French vessels, by sulajetting them to emoikeation." It is true that the Vetted States hare, sinew the 20th May last. forbielleu the entry of French res. *delta° their harbours, mid it is also true:that the penalty of confiscation attaches to the violation of this law. But in what respect does this • ottried Frauca ? Will she refuse to us the right of sego • luting commerce within our own ports ? or will she deny that the law in question is a regulation mere ly tuuoicipal ? Examine it both as to the object and mcins ; what does it more than forbid Ante, rican ships from going into the ports of Prone?. and French ships front coming i.eto those of the United States ? Aud why this prohibition ? To avoid in jury and insult ; to escape that lawlessness which is declared to be n a forced consequeuce of the de crees of the British Conned." If, then. its object he purely defensive, whit are its mcsam? Simply a law previously situ generally promulgated, operat iug solely within the territory of the 1.; nited States, and punishing alike the infractors of it. whether Citizens of the said State.% or others. And what is this but the exercise of s right common to all nas lions, of excluding at their well foreign commerce. and of euroicing that exclusion? Can this be deemed • wrong to I/ranee ? Can this be regarded as a le gitim to cease of reprisil on the part of a Power who makes it the first duty of stations to defend their sarereigniy, mid who even denationalizes the ship, of them who will not subscribe to the opi nion ?. But it his been said, that the 64 United States had nothing to complain of against France." Was the capture and condeorteatims of a ship, driven ass the shores of Frauce strum of iN , ithsr aad the perils of the sea, uothiogf Was the seia...re and condemnation of many car k ipee brought to France w ships violating ue law. and admitted to re rear entry at the I .npensl C ustom-howses, notirug? %Vas the et:Asti:al of our maritime rights, conse crated as they have been by the solemn forms of • pisslie trusty, aething ? Ina weed, was it nothing that our amps were beret an the high seas, with out *tiltr officiate tl.un th a t of belonging to the ranted States, or other apology than was to he found an the enhanced safety of the perretra tot Surely, if it be th e d e fy o f t h e united States to refent the theoretical usurpation of the British Orders of November 11107, it cannot be less their ditty to emolistatiss of the daily and prac tical outrages ma the pat. of France! It is indeed true, that were the prople of the Visited States destitute of policy, of htmoor, and of energy (as has been istsionsisedl. thy might have adopted a sybtsua of discrimisatioo betwerm the two Brest ligerents ; they might have drawn intuit; sry Imes between the first *nil the second aggressor; they might have resented in the one a co n du c t t o which trey tamely submitted iu other; sod in this THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON a FRIDAY. JULY so. Me official accounts have been received of the &II aft:laded Itoirigo, but it is believed to have been takea on the 3th. It is said, theta,' order from the head-gnat-tem of the . British army. directing every mail fit fur actual stercce to lie immediate), marched fur the frodatiers o had reached' Liston on the 7th. Iu con.equtuce. the remains of the Aid regiment. togetikr with two regiments of militia, eroo,istilig of about 2.300' we., were preparing to, march. • Some extracts from French Peper* to the and Dutch to the 171 h. are given in oar iirecOlnir columns. The Dutch official Paper. ',Mil, called I%e Manitear of Amsterdam, anneeptrry •uudts date of Ainsteidum, July 13, the iffiest°, traetra, thi Doke of PLaceiria. Geoeral Stadtholdr.t ipmfilti?ltreikra rinattehel4mtho.tt fife t i L th e • • li wkra.. l44l.nt.'l7lle : „.„ , felt tarry' to received Crrfers to be a,r r♦ , : 44 .ed it 4h4ti t g o l li 9 g 6 h r 71‘ip .1 : 17 he h i t : 3 21,i rs lit t at I I I Cal 'Until:it:I:n:11:r! smite Whether Louts al.nliestwl the tl of kioilitini in obedi ence to t h e ct.ler: f re fit Tor wbvther the litter rendered his eituatiou portable. and time e ff ecte d hi s pur;iMe maltial. to immaterial. In either it ie the vet of Diitititents, and that must Clarticly ewe some kurprize. Ili s genera l conduct had taught the world to dread a 1 10 a•PARTtr. dytw.ty ; that I. ithity and ambition were only to he gratified by placin g ha relatives upon the several throe:l of the Continent, with himself seated, as the head of ilia r•lallY, the throne of France ; thus securie g to rarli onto their relative situations by every tie of inter4t blood. From this system the apiculatur sntiti paled strength and permanence to his usurpatms, and that new order of things which lie hie e-ta.,114. ed. Every Brother elevate) to a new kintilori,every favourite General endowed with a principalitv o “ looked upon as a new prop and pillar to his pater; an additional pledge of its strength snit per,i,ane.ue. IVe ~ow find that all this specidation is hillacms —thst the caprice of the tyrant is comnientune with his power—that all is revolution and rheum.. and that he is unable to erect his edifice, Ini e c en ample and lofty, upon a solid and darahle Louts, it is true, is not the only rubjeet orbit I.& price: others had been previnuily compelled to submit to a metarworphviis : the King of Notts was converted into the Kieg of Sells ; and rk Grand Duke of Bean w as made to sikrred tea the King of NAPLE'. These changes, hornet; itecie all consistent e ith the views of a man sb a ' , 04 ,, 1tt to found a dynasty iu his own family. 'tory were elevations, they Were promotions or hster; but the case of Louis is of a coutrary drums. tion--it is the di ,, grace and degradation et member of Ilia family ; and a step to the staiversion of the system of family agerateli. were, which has ljecn presumed the Levin e cdjert •Of his hart.—Of his several twigs. LUCIEN, a Man of great ability, has übiforwly spited, and rejected his favours.—into Jesuit hands he only put a barren sceptre ; for, berm he can wear the crown of Spain, he must lii t eta and to JEROMII, the King of • Il'estplialia, neither much weight or importance is attacnel.--On the oiler hand, Lours is a man of the lane amiable disposition, and adorned with many virtnes ; and so much beloved , by the Dutch, that if s iii!.sv Revolution were to hurl NAPOLLOII Ina his Seat, he might be expected to stirvire the fill of all the rest of his family. The MI , d King. as was .natural. to suppose, was laitrfai the Dutch ; and yet the virtues or Letts m conciled them to it ; and he was as firmly seated the affections of the people. as if he &erred his 'sceptre from a long line of ancestors. If, then, vat all these claims to stability, he is thus rarity rant away, what confidence can he pl iced in Ow elm disposition! of the power and patronage rat bele Pasta ? The thrones of the Joan", and liosteseetailley. after such an example. can turret sectreity'ki their permanence ; and can be only r' I s-I • at • gartiti,paL • t ew many castles of cads in the haiktoit a ittatrieibus thild. A Freed' convoy. with as escort. was attackei by an English flotilla. close to the shore near SIN la. on the lest. MURAT has published. Is general orders. that the English were brat of, aia the loss of the principal gunboat taken. and l" gun-boats and two other li6lst vessels sunk. Th lons sustained by the enemy is not mentioned ' A Gottenburgh Mail arrived lost morning," actouuts from Stockholm to the sth instant. alit terror and sna.e.3,- in that city. No fewer than fze attempts hove been mark to lawn it. 'Lie stiva" , ‘ that the death of the Claws Pctscc ass ciferri by foul mean., gains ground. Countesi Pins (sister of Count Fcassx.who was torn to pines t 1 the populace) being calumniated as an accompte io the death of the Pam', has &wooded a nes and her request has bred gr•nted. IR. Majesty's ships Duets and Psyche /•ele captured in the Chins Seas, the Dutch arras! Japan %reel, called the Re beera ; she had " board the Mitch Resident for Jape°. The Piree had arrived with her prize at Columba ie JsasoF. is hen the Rebecca was to sad for Bombay ion i.! elication. Ommiume snstainea a farther depressing) yestertige It was at 2 per cent. discount at one o'clock. The Navy Doan cominue their evansinaboa ipts the different elepartments of the Porniouuth Jock yard, with much zeal and annuity. It is in eee' temptation, we understand, to snake • very n annew able increase to the extent of the Yard, by add!ei to it • large spot of ground, wl.ich is now acme . eiusly inhabited, and called the New ituildinek On Friday, between one and two erlntk, 4/1 was a violent storm of thunder and st, Haddington. The rain came ClOllll a t o rrents. am! • great quiinfty of hailstones elm. 411, sow *islets* ware of a very unusual sae. At one wet -the water rose in upwards of there fret in t* Plwa 4 eir4 - and cniwiderable damage wus date to . 0€ of the - Imams in ow situations. The broke upon the schmol-house,and sir tick a ..st,,eyet which .the maid pas taking off tile Are. 1 41 " . tahately sire rat 'cry slightly ii.jurt 11. way have pitcl:eil up a coMproinise httween honour and inter' r i equally weak and disgruceltil.• Bat': such was net the couple thryiurstiet; perhaps, n necessary coiThequence - uf the justiVesaf their mcssures, that they ore at this day ow iailtsr: pendent nation. But I will nut pre.s 1116 imrt'oif my ) subject, it would be atfroutlul to your Excels knowing, as you do, that there are not led than one hundred American ships within M 5.. ., jrsty's possession, or that of his Allies, to tniilliply proofs that the United States have ground* of corn=' plaint against France. My attention is necessarily called to another part of the same paragraph, which immediately lolloNs the quotation already made !—% At soon." says your Excellency, a as Ills Majesty was informed of this measure (the Noti-Ititercoursaw), it became hie duty to retaliate upon the Anneritalr'ecAdels, not only within his own territories, but also Within the countries under his influence. In the ports of Hol land, Spain, Italy, and Naples, the American yrs. sela have been seized, because the American' had seised Freisek muds." These remarks divide themselves into the follow ing heads:— I. The Right of His Majesty to seise sod confiscate AMC rime vessels wilhiu his ors territories. it. The right to du so within the territories of his ■llie.; and, 3. The moon of that right, —" Because the !kiwi - tutus bad seised Freed§ vssorls." The first of these subjects has been already ex. amiaed ; and the second mist be decided like the first, since his Majesty's rights within the limits ot his snits cantiot be greater than within his o.vu. if then it has been shewa that the Non-Intercourse Law was merely defensive in its object; that it was but intended to guard against that state of violence which Unhappily prevailed ; that it was restricted in is operation to the territory of the United States; and that it wits duly promulgated there and in Europe, before executiou ; it will be almost mini.- (rosary to repeat, that a law of such description can not authorise a measure of reprisel equal)) , sudden and silent in its enactment and application, founded on no previous wrong, productive of no previous - complaint, and operating beyond thelimits of his Majesty's territories t and within th o s e o f S ove reigns who hail even invited the commerce of the United States to their ports. It is therefore the third subject only, the reason of the right, which remains to be examined and with regard to it, I may observe, that if the alleged fiU which (Orin, this reason be unfounded, the rea son its if tills, and the righi with it. In this view of the business, it may be permitted to inquire when and where any seizure of a French vessel has Aden Place 'hider the Noii-ltercourse law ? And II the same time to express my f.rro persuasion that QO stich seizure has been made; a persuasion, fquude4 on the silence of the Governtneat, aced of pals of the country; and still more, ou the 4ioeitrire declaration of several well-infoi rued mad respectable persons who have left America as late as the 26tb of I)..ccriaber last. My C•4lllubiun therefore is, that no Freed, vessel having violated The laws no irirute of such vessel hat occurred ; and that the report which .•s. is probably founded on a circiiin v.tance Atoge,lier unconnected with the Non-Inter court!. law, or its operation. I pray your Excel leiicy to accept, &c. 'mell Jou NI A Ritmo !I 0. His Exeelluney th e Date of Cail..te, Mioia.r or F.llltetialt Retinal*. ELEVENT NIGHT OP THE NEW OPERA. ',very3: TIIE4 T OPRR4. THIS EvENimr:, FRIDAY July cl, will be perforroel, fur ric etghili time this S&1111.1“, • Greed Ppoininiorie Ballet et Action, (vended on a Romantic tiermin Le gem& idled ii.N.iPSCHOV; or, THE Y:tRFAT FIEND! Eospartme, (11..urphi4 Bares Rareaberzl, Mr. Robert ; (Baron ll•reirreettl, Mr. Bo:mho; Bowleg, Me. (listterley ; Mr. Mathews. 1. arias Zlierssof veoberg, Miss Cantina; Jeannette ',bee Bristow. T r ' • After the Ballet (t lilt tine) as entirelp;sereensill OINK, is Arta, ivied . TrucKs CPwN TRAVELLERS. . The Principal Ciewortirs by AG. Pillion, Arr. Snippy Mr. Horn, Mr. Dewiest, Mr. Staab, hlr. J Besithi berry, and Mr iYewits r. 'Nide 1.•%•*• " , Wu. Omer, Min idly. and Mns. Heisler. • Te whirls will be a. 1.144, a 'flow:list) Divirtisomont ; eon oistior-ef seam of .he uses, fariantile DaseelCsod the entire Floolc of the popular Ballet of The Castilian Minstrel. The new C4tosir t titers of Tr ickstipen Travellers, routine ins to he received by b.ilhant and orereseirlyr anti it'll(' r• with shoats of hies:ore. and applause, will be repeated on Monday, Wrtitteitlay, aid Fe. 183 coat. T0...110f tel. will be portf.rtuseAl time last new Comic Offeia of Oh tins tore! or the Mamderoders ; with (Sir the bat 1110 C) • new Aldo-Dramatic Entertainers:et, tailed Tweedy Yea.. Ago ! 11.1V-M4RlCfir THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, July to. win' law performed (first time this Semi Phy of THE IRON Sir Edward ‘lortimer (first time). M:. C. Kem'ale ; hardier, Mr. E‘rr • tValford, Jr. Jour.; Ait.llll ‘S total-to.), Mr. Greve, Raab:Al, Mr. Hol141“.1 ; Orwa , Mr. Farley. Heles„ M. Glover; Mauch. Mi.. Gibbs ; Barb-ara, Ma.. Listuo. To irbiek wiU be added, (by persnisaliiu) theparce of IS II E A PRINCE Baron Crarkenbure, Mr. Mathews; Liudorf, Mr. Jonrs; Moritz, Mr. Farley ; Coant Rosenblum, Mr. Liston. Mite Cratkeubure, Ufs. Davenport ; CarJline. Mrs. E;re. Oa Tuesday will be produr.3l • new Comedy, iu fin salei called Haiti Life us the City. C. ril 111 seel Nal 11In in Issi iii.